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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1947
Page
8
Mrs Groves and Mrs Turner are involved as families in the wedding of Joan Hardin to a serviceman. The groom, stationed in Europe and the Pacific, resumes pre medical studies and joins the Sigma Nu fraternity. The couple plan to reside in Morgantown after June.
Announcement of the marriage on Friday May 2 in Oakland Maryland of Miss Joan Hardin and Norris Blaine Groves son of Mr and Mrs Albert Groves Gas jsaway by the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Hal M Scott 106 Vale Street. The Rev J E Johnson performed the 715 pm ceremony at his Oakland residence. The bride wore a dusty pink street length dress with black accessories. Her white prayer book was covered with white rosebuds. Attending was Mrs Edwin Kimble and Carl Miller served as best man. Mrs Groves is a 1945 Woodrow Wilson High School graduate and West Virginia University junior a pre medical student and member of several clubs and sororities. Her husband is a 1941 Gassaway High School graduate who served in the U S Navy for 42 months.
Miss Mary Jo Smisko returns to her North Kanawha Street home from Detroit Michigan after a several day visit. Mrs W R David of South Oakwood Avenue visits Newport 18 L to be with her son Lt W R David Jr who was seriously injured in a August plane crash and is treated at the Naval hospital there. Lt Commander Wright Hundley U S Navy returns to Norfolk Virginia after a week visiting Mrs R Sayre and daughter Betty 713 South A Boyd with her son Boucher. Oakwood Avenue recent visitors in the home of Mrs Andrews include Mr and Mrs C C Mutheren mother Mrs Nona Sayre Buchtel Anne Street. Mrs Helen Mey of Charleston and Mr and Mrs Ralph Andrews are mentioned.
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