Miss Colebank Weds Dr Brand In Huntington
Beckley announce daughter Mary Louida Colebank married Dr J M Brand of Spencer in Huntington last Saturday. Mrs Brand, a Woodrow Wilson graduate, taught Latin and English at Keyser High. Dr Brand is WVU and Rush Medical College trained, formerly with Norwegian American Hospital Chicago and now with Lepue Hospital Charleston. Mrs Brand will join husband in Charleston after school term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Morgantown
George H. Colebank
Mary Louida
J. M. Brand
Spencer
Huntington
Colebanks
Colebank
Dr. Brand
J. S. Brand
Morgantown High School
West Virginia University
Rush Medical College
University of Chicago
Norwegian American Hospital
Chicago
Lepue Hospital
Charleston
Altar Guild Plans Food Sale At White Cross Pharmacy
Members of St. Stephen's Episcopal Altar Guild met at Mrs. E M Payne Jr residence on Wickham Ave to discuss future projects and to plan a food sale set for November 23 at White Cross Pharmacy. Refreshments were served after the meeting to Mrs. F L Banks Mrs. B K Peter Mrs A F Matson Mrs Cleo Corey Mrs J O Freeman Mrs Marshall Johnston Mrs N J Pugh and Mrs R P Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
E. M. Payne Jr
Wickham Ave
White Cross Pharmacy
Payne
F. L. Banks
B. K. Peter
A. F. Matson
Cleo Corey
J. O. Freeman
Marshall Johnston
N. J. Pugh
R. P. Hogan
Fidelis Class Holds Business and Social Meeting
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist church met last evening at Mrs. Garland Buchanan’s home on Lee Street for a brief business session led by Mrs. Robert Thomson. The gathering then transitioned to a period of social activity and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Garland Buchanan
Lee Street
Robert Thomson
Hostesses Serve Refreshments After Games and Contests
The event concluded with hostess Mrs. Buchanan and colleagues offering a dainty refreshment course to numerous members. Attendees included Mrs. H. R. May, Mrs. Wendell Harvey, Mrs. T. G. Peters, Mrs. D. O Means, and many others, among them Mrs. J. Edwin Dickerson and Mrs. Joe Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
L. P. Gunn
B. F. Dorsey
W. H. Chrisley
O. E. Harvey
Kenneth Cunningham
H. R. May
Wendell Harvey
T. G. Peters
D. O Means
B. F. Thornton
W. M. McCutcheon
Mrs Mooney Hosts Shower At Coal City Home
Mrs C T Mooney hosted a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at their Coal City home honoring Mrs Glenn Mooney. The lower floor was decorated in fall colors with late fall flowers. Music games humorous readings and a salad course followed for guests including D M Whitely Andy Privett Bill Deeds Horace Clark Carson Booth Catherine Gadd Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Mooney
Coal City
Notable Beckley Social Circle Names List
Eads Clyde Meador Coal City Carl Dillon of Lego George Houchins of Charleston Ross Houchins Okey Farley Bud Riley Ivan Bowling and J E Thomas all of Beckley Misses Winnie Burdiss Matoaka Mary Clark Katherine Burdiss Flora Via Coal City Anna Mooney Long Branch Julia Wire Winding Gulf Mrs Bibb Shady Spring Mrs Glenn Mooney and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eads
Clyde Meador
Coal City
Carl Dillon
Lego
George Houchins
Charleston
Ross Houchins
Okey Farley
Bud Riley
Ivan Bowling
J. E. Thomas
Beckley
Winnie Burdiss
Matoaka
Mary Clark
Katherine Burdiss
Flora Via
Anna Mooney
Long Branch
Julia Wire
Winding Gulf
Bibb
Shady Spring
Glenn Mooney
November meeting of St. Stephens Guild at Mrs Lewis’s home
The Ladies Guild of St Stephens Episcopal church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Charles Scott Lewis’s Wickham Avenue home. President Mrs T R Ragland led the business session focusing on routine matters and future projects. Mrs Lewis served a light refreshments course to seven members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild of
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Charles Scott Lewis
Wickham Avenue
T. R. Ragland
Lewis
Junior Womans Club Delegation Prepares Charleston Trip
Members of the Junior Womans Club prepare to travel to Charleston for the Capitol and Southern district convention. Attending Saturday will include Mrs. Ted Mc Dowell as Beckley department chair, Mrs. Fred Hurt, Miss Margaret Rose Willfong, Miss Garnette Thompson, Miss Helen Windle, Miss Edith Agee, and Mrs. T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol and Southern District
Charleston
Ted McDowell
Beckley, Department
Fred Hurt
Margaret Rose Willfong
Garnette Thompson
Helen Windle
Edith Agee
Families Tee for Virginia Football Weekend Trip
Dr. M C Banks and Mrs Banks with daughter Miss Mary Caperton and son J W Banks plan an afternoon departure for Orange Virginia to visit Dr Banks father and attend the V P I football game in Charlottesville on Saturday. Miss Violet Cook returns tonight from Rainbow Springs and Asheville visits. L M McKibbin of Charleston was in Beckley on business yesterday. J Q Hutchinson will motor to Bluefield this afternoon to take Blanche Mary Scott Marion Smith and Elizabeth Ann French to the Beckley Bluefield football game. R G Skinner of Charleston was in Beckley on business. Dr F L Banks and Mrs Banks with daughter Miss Shirley depart today for Orange Virginia to visit relatives and attend the V P I football game in Charlottesville Saturday. Dr and Mrs Banks have a son playing on each team. Mr and Mrs W M Duncan host Miss Ann Jones of Petersburg as guest. E M Payne recently finished a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Banks
Charleston
Beckley
J. Q. Hutchinson
Bluefield
Miss Blanche
Mary Scott
Marion Smith
Elizabeth Ann French
R. G. Skinner
F. L. Banks
Banks
Shirley
Orange
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Fidelis
THE
Aamei
Swagger
Heber St
Benrus Watch
Men’s Waltham Watch
Bulova
Ladies’ Bulova
Bagu
Bear Beckley National Exchange Bank
Fayette ST
Church Guild
Junior Womans Club
Allen Gatherum
D. W. Bryson
E. Veceilio
Vicks VaPoRus
Anaeeh Eee
Heinz Soup
CAMAY
Bae
Pacific Bathroom
Sunnyfield
Kale
Emperor Grapes
RED Dog
Chuck Roast
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
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