Beckley Bride and Huntington Groom Wed in Easter Ceremony
Miss Alice Ruth Odell of Beckley and Mr. Paul Randall Hutchison of Huntington, formerly Beckley, were married April 21, 1935, at the home of the bride’s brother in law and sister. Rev James M Hayes officiated. The couple, honeymooning in Cleveland, will reside in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ruth Odell
Beckley
Paul Randall Hutchison
Huntington
John Earle Lilly
James M. Hayes
First Baptist Church
H.wilson
M. F. Odell
Neville Street
Woodrow Wilson High School
Brenau College
Gainesville
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Hutchison
G. R. Hutchison
Oakwood Avenue
Dudley Bible School
Providence
R. I
West Virginia University
Furman University
Greensville
Ss. C
Furman
Pan Hellenic Council
Turner- Thompson
SAE Fraternity
Liggett and Meyers Tobacco Company
Prom Night at Woodrow Wilson High School
The Junior-Senior Prom at Woodrow Wilson High opened the commencement social season. Colorful streamers formed a canopy over the gym as betrothal of the May Queen and train bearers followed a dais scene. Guests were welcomed by junior and senior class sponsors and officers. May Queen Betty Jordan was crowned amid glow from the latticed canopy, with attendants and a maypole dance. A Grand March led to informal dancing and a late refreshment course served by teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson High School
J. R. Beaty
James Hayes, Jr
Dennis Morrison
Blendie Hutchinson
Curtis Mohler
H. P. Guy
John Laren
C. G. Peregoy
Jean Givens
Janet Snyder
Diana Bailey
Florence Farris
Betty Jordan
Daisy Dean Bailey
Violet Earle Snead
Lillian Gadd
Annabel Keyser
Helen Vira
Florence Felter
Gladys Harris
Martha Rose Shrewsbury
Glenn Sallack
Ada Ceseratto
Helen Farris
Mary Scott
Marion Smith
Joyce Radford
Irene Dunagan
Mary Crites
James Hayes
J. W. Givens
Hettie Robertson
Elizabeth Stephenson
Jean Porter
May Day Scene Helpers Named for Beaty Event
A list of organizers and helpers for a May Day celebration is provided. Mrs. James Robert Beaty serves as general chairman with a large general committee. Volunteer names include Mrs. H. L. Watkins Elizabeth Ann Kuhn Kinley Smith Gertrude Cook Margaret Brown Stella Bowman Noble Faye Garten Nina Bennett Margaret Smith and others assisting student decorations and coronation duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robert Beaty
James Hayes
Dennis Morrison
Curtis Mohler
Blanche Hutchinson
Rosemary Brown
Mary Carter
Virginia Alley
Marie McGinnis
Myrtle Stewart
Elizabeth Ann French
H. L. Watkins
Elizabeth Ann Kuhn
Kinley Smith
Gertrude Cook
Margaret Brown
Stella Bowman
Noble Faye Garten
Nina Bennett
Margaret Smith
D. C. Lynn
R. K. Willis
Goldie Bostic
Roy D. Millican
Beaty
Music Club Banquet Closes Federation Convention
The Monday Music Club hosted more than a hundred guests for a banquet at six thirty at the Presbyterian Church and a ten o'clock reception at the Woman's Club house. The salon featured dogwood, gladioli, snapdragons, hydrangeas and Iris and narcissi centerpieces with pink tapers. Mrs. Foote and Mrs. Boyd presided at tea and coffee. several members assisted in serving. The event marked the formal closing of the Federation convention’s social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Music Clubs
Presbyterian Church
Womans Club House
Frank M. Foote
Robert A. Boyd
M. C. Banks
Thomas H. Wickham
Duff Daniel
Clyde Brown
Altar Society Plans May Benefit Bridge
The Altar Society of St Francis de Sales meets at the parish hall with Miss Margaret Conway presiding. Plans are completed for a May benefit bridge to be held Tuesday at eight. Committees are named for hostess decorations refreshments service and prizes in auction and contract. Public invited and reservations offered through Miss Mary Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St. Francis de Sales Church
Margaret Conway
P. C. Lynch
Mary Conway
J. G. Smisko
K. J. Klaus
S. H. Bridge
T. McDermitt
William Taraczkozy
Lavine Mayberry
D. M. Leary
O. F. Cain
James Higgins
Miscellaneous Shower For Mrs Earl Riner
A home on Temple street hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs. Earl Riner hosted by Miss Lois Tyree and Mrs. W. R. Perry. Many guests attended and games were played with a refreshment course served after Mrs. Riner displayed her gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Williams
Temple Street
Lois Tyree
W. R. Perry
Earl Riner
Riner
Sylvia Withrow
B. F. Burleigh
Elizabeth
Mrs Hume Hosts Luncheon Honoring Federated Music Clubs Delegate
Mrs W W Hume hosted a luncheon at Beckley Hotel at one o'clock in a stylish setting to honor Mrs H A Willis of Bluefield, a delegate to the state Federated Music Clubs convention and guest of her daughter Mrs K O Pierce. The centerpiece featured a silver arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hume
H. A. Willis
Bluefield
Federated Music Clubs
K. O. Pierce
Beckley Hotel
Ton
Beckley
Edward Hiner
Charleston
J. Q. Hutchinson
Clyde Brown
Billy
Birmingham
Auburn
Alabama
Beatrice Lemon
Erdine Griffith
Karl Brown
Eeanora Thompson
Emily Mae Simmons
Spencer
Mrs. Brown
F. Scott
Genevieve Wyatt
E. M. Payne
White Sulphur Springs
Thomas Elswick
Lewis
Blanche Cubine
Roanoke
Martinsville
A. M. Robison
Clarabel
Jimmie
Happy
Killarney
D. C. Wade
Five course luncheon with tulips and narcissas setting
A bowled arrangement of vari colored tulips and white narcissas adorned the table as a five course luncheon was served with covers set for six.
Mrs C H Lawson Honored At Surprise Shower
A surprise shower was hosted Thursday at Dr and Mrs D B Jarrell's home on North Kanawha street to honor Mrs C H Lawson. Hostesses included Mrs Jarrell, Mrs Harry Hirshberg, Mrs P B Rogers and Mrs Herbert Kidd. Guests wore pink and white and prizes were awarded to Mrs D B Jarrell Miss Evelyn Bowles and Miss Margaret Moye. Gifts were opened just before the salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lawson
D. B. Jarrell
North
Kanawha Street
Lawson
Jarrell
Harry Hirshberg
P. B. Rogers
Herbert Kidd
Evelyn Bowles
Margaret Moye
Florence Reed
Mack Maples
J. F. Houchins
Blanche
Oscar Thorpe
Edith Robertson
Bennie Robertson
Beulah Smith
Imelda Baker
Charlotte Kasey
Myrtle Wade
Joe Wehage
William Hackworth
E. W. Meadows
Thomas Clark
Lawrence Angle
J. H. Dunn
J. T. Rogers
C. H. Dunn
Cramer
J. D. Pond
Amy Newman
James Shrewsbury
Mack Phlegar
Chick Ratliff
Billie Counts
Eva Myles
Tommy Hicks
S. H. Wood
Edith Bailey
Myrtle Rice
Thelma Smith
Cecil Swim
Mrs Underwood Hosts Ruth Kathleen Birthday Party
Mrs Jack Underwood entertained Saturday afternoon at her Park street home for her daughter Ruth Kathleen celebrating her 10th birthday. The event featured children including Ruth Edith and Robert Blevins Jack Shumate Alice Ann Willits Clothilde Leo Williams Mary Ann Davis Juanita Burgess Bessie Calloway Mary Polaris Irene Gortha Eugene Bryce Irwin and Ruth Kathleen Underwood with Mrs Dell McMillion Jean Underwood and Miss Dora Chaffin assisting with refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Underwood
Park Street
Ruth Kathleen
Ruth
Edith
Robert Blevins
Jack Shumate
Alice Ann Willits
Clothilde
Leo Williams
Mary Ann Davis
Juanita Burgess
Bessie Calloway
Mary Polaris
Irene
Gortha
Eugene
Bryce Irwin
Ruth Kathleen Underwood
D A R Chapter Meeting Tuesday at Mrs Barretts Woodlawn
The Captain James Allen Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty at the home of Mrs. Harriett Bar rett in Woodlawn Terrace. Mrs. J H McCulloch and Mrs. Robert Ryan will assist. Mrs. Earle Bibb will discuss Student Loan Fund and reports from delegates to the Continental Congress in Washington. Annual election of officers will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harriett Barrett
Woodlawn Terrace
J. H. McCulloch
Robert Ryan
Earle Bibb
Continental Congress
Washington
Junior Department To Meet Tuesday Evening
A called meeting of the junior department of the Woman's Club is set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the clubhouse on Park Avenue. All members are urged to attend as plans will be completed for their annual reception to the junior department mothers and general club members. The reception hours are 8 to 10 PM on Thursday evening May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Park Avenue
Junior Department
General Club
Mt Tabor B Y P U Meeting On Friday
The Mount Tabor B Y P U met Friday evening at Miss Macie Dinkle s home and enjoyed a social session. Games and music highlighted the evening until participants listed included Rilla and Georgia Stanley Dellmeda Phipps Glenna Stroud Virginia Campbell Margaret Hardiman Margie and Marie Christian Ila Davis Arlett and Mabel Snuffer and Macie Dinkler plus Charlie Stanley Harry Hall James Davis Snuffer Cecil Christian Forrest Demmings Vincent Goins Harry Cooke Jack Saunders William Mitchem Sidney Lilly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Tabor
Macie Dinkle
Misses Rilla
Georgia Stanley
Dellmeda Phipps
Glenna Stroud
Virginia Campbell
Margaret Hardiman
Margie
Marie Christian
Ila Davis
Arlett
Mabel Snuffer
Macie Dinkler
Charlie Stanley
Harry Hall
James
Davis Snuffer
Cecil Christian
Forrest Demmings
Vincent Goins
Harry Cooke
Jack Saunders
William Mitchem
Sidney Lilly
Catholic Daughters Plan For Initiation Session
Catholic Daughters of America Court Paula No 741 will meet Wednesday May 8 to practice initiation procedures ahead of the state convention in Beckley May 19. Delegates from all West Virginia courts are expected, with over two hundred attendees anticipated from neighboring cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Paula
Beckley
West Virginia
Revered F L Shannon to preach at Mount Hope Church
In Beckley area notices, Rev. F L Shannon will preach this morning at Mount Hope Presbyterian Church with Mrs Shannon accompanying him. The piece also lists numerous weekend visits and illnesses among local families including Mrs Gay Breeden Lewis in Cincinnati caring for niece Peggy Ruth Pettry ill with pneumonia, and updates on residents traveling, recovering, or visiting elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Shannon
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Gay Breeden Lewis
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Mary’s Hospital
Peggy Ruth Pettry
Fred Pettry
Frank Eads
Robert
Coal City
George Gadd
Don P. Wolfe
Woodlawn Terrace
Earle Bibb
Paul Wilson
Blacksburg
Mr. and
USDA Predicts Shortage of Chickens and Eggs Ahead of 1935 Hatchings
The United States department of agriculture forecasts a relative shortage of chickens and eggs until spring hatchings of 1935 begin to impact supplies. The projection highlights tighter meat and egg markets as farmers adjust production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Hutchison
Miss Odell
Cleveland
Mrs. Hutchison
Raleigh County Bank
C. A. Garten
Carper’s Beauty Shop
Raymond's
Jerry Surber
Marcelling
Reg
Raymond
Virginia
Philadel
Expert Beauty Service
Mrs. McKenzie
The
Keyser Beauty Shop
Beckley's
All Beauty Services
Surber
Madelon
Raymond’s
Main
Embee
Mrs. Earl Riner
Mrs. Hume
Mrs. Underwood
Mt. Tabor
B. Y.P.U
Cecil L. Miller
Ova Miller
Maude Miller
J. B. Kirk
Mab- Scott
John Sowers
Scotty
Morgantown
F. F. Sowers
Ned Quinn
Jim Rogers
French Fogle
Louisville
Adney Sutphin, Jr
Concord College
A. C. Sutphin
M. P Anderson
Don Wolf
Charles Lewis
Raleigh General Hospital
D.H. Warren
Frank Haley
Daniel
South Kanawha Street
F. H. Adams
Pittsburgh
J. P. Nowlin
Charlottesville
Ashton File
Dwight File
J. B. Clifton
New York
Bermuda
Henrietta Koiner
Frances Stover
Charles
Harry Mondorf, Jr
F. A. Barker
Legion
Ina Spangler
Madison
Blanche Spangler
Besoco
Glen Daniels
Dr. Koch
Ko'ieéh
Optometric
Lilly Bldg
Raleigh
Majestic Steam Laundry
B. O
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