Black Knight Women Defeat White Oak 11 to 7 at Oak Hill
The Black Knight Country club ladies defeated White Oak Country club at Oak Hill by 11 to 7 after morning and afternoon rounds. D. D. Ashworth posted a 41 on the back nine for the lowest course score by a woman, with several pairs and prize winners listed for low gross, low putt, and short hole scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Knight Country Club
White Oak Country Club
Oak Hill
D. D. Ashworth
Dewitt Snyder
Clifford Muller
Eunice Bumgardner
C. P. Anderson
J. E. Lilly
Lilly
Beckley
C. L. Hall
Evelyn Minter
Kathryn Jones
Iona Shumate
Eleanor Payne
S. A. Scott
J. M. McCauley
Beverly Weaver
Pat Luck Luncheon Supports Mount Hope Church
A pot luck luncheon of the Ladies Aid at the Christian church drew 26 attendees yesterday. A silver offering was collected to purchase a communion service for the new Christian church in Mount Hope, with many named participants including Mrs. L A Martin and Mrs. Dan Covey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
New Christian Church
Mount Hope
L. A. Martin
Dan Covey
Leslie Williams
Procter Hoskins
Robert Wesley Patterson
Lynchburg, Va
Mollie Home Farmer
Burwell Ware
George Parker
W. A
Wedding Party Arrives Today for Carroll Funk Nuptials
The wedding party for Miss Rosalind Carroll and Rexford William Funk arrived in Beckley ahead of the 8:30 p.m. ceremony at First Baptist church. A reception at Beckley hotel will follow, with out of town guests from Ohio and West Virginia. The couple will honeymoon in New York City and Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Carroll
Rexford
William Funk
Beckley
First Baptist Church
Miss Carroll
Charleston
Belle
John Sutton
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Daisy Wilson
Akron
Frank Sowards
Ruby Irwin
Clifton Hill
Richwood
Lowell Pullen
Frank Wilson
R. C. Cannon
Milton
New York City
Washington, D. C
Ten Will Attend State Meet From The King's Daughters
Ten members of The King's Daughters plan to attend the state convention in Hinton on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. President Mrs. W. A. Argenbright and fourth vice president Mrs. H. M. Blankenship lead the group with nine others including Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Elizabeth Harlow among the hosts. About 45 members gathered at Mrs. E. G. Larrick’s home where Miss Elizabeth Stephenson shared a travel talk. refreshments were later served by several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Hinton
W. A. Argenbright
H. M. Blankenship
William Taylor
A. K. Minter
W. H. Ford
J. H. Dunn
W. Broughman
H. E. Melton
Elizabeth Harlow
Roy Blake
E. G. Larrick
Elizabeth Stephenson
A. R. Eckle
T. P. Mabe
J. C. Wauhop
T. H. Fitzgerald
J. I. Bowling
Ira Whitlock
Seibert Bradford Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Seibert Bradford, son of Mr. and Mrs. J L Bradford of Dry Creek, marked his eighth birthday with a classmates party. Luncheon and lawn games followed, and he received many presents. Guests included Maude Farley, Lois Jarrell, Maxine Bradford, Dean Jarrell, Ray Bradford, Lenna Lee Rader, Cecil Jarrell, Anna Mae Lemons, Bobbie Cantley, Merle Sauls, Neal Bradford, Robbie and Howard Aliff, Margie Scarbro, Mable Cantley, Lauretta Cooper, Buddy O Dell, Mrs Dew ey O Dell, Mrs Rome Rader, and Mrs J L Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seibert Lee Bradford
J. L. Bradford
Dry Creek
Seibert
Maude Farley
Lois Jarrell
Maxine Bradford
Dean Jarrell
Ray Bradford
Lenna Lee Rader
Cecil Jarrell
Anna Mae Lemons
Bobbie Cantley
Merle Sauls
Neal Bradford
Robbie
Howard Aliff
Mar
John Webber Weds Gladys Canterbury in Montreal Home
The marriage of Miss Gladys Canterbury physical education instructor in Montcoal public schools and Mr. John Webber Jr. was announced by her parents at the Tom Foster home. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. L. Hood with no attendants. The couple will reside in Montreal after a Columbus, Ohio trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Canterbury
Montcoal
John Webber Jr
Albert Canterbury
Pineknob
W. L. Hood
Presbyterian Church of
Oceana High School
Wyoming County
Webber
John Webber
Colcord Coal Company
Columbus
Ohio
Montreal
Eugene Tabor
Marshal Bailey
Eugene Bailey
Tom Foster
Fred Kalinosky
Carson Dickins
David Foster
Ruth Foster
Kermit Harless
Virgil Webb
Chester Smith
Freeda Neal Weds B C Holliday
Miss Freeda Beatrice Neal of Beckley married Bernard C Holliday of Montgomery in a Sunday ceremony at First Methodist Episcopal parsonage. The bride wore a blue suit and black accessories. Attendants included Miss Ruby Alberts and Glynner J. Tucker. The couple will reside in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Neal
Beckley
Freeda Beatrice Neal
Bernard C. Holliday
Montgomery
Ass Culpepper
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruby Alberts
Eskdale
Glynner J. Tucker
Carbon
Holliday
Gauley Bridge
B. C. Holliday
Lester McGee
E. H. Tucker
G. J. Tucker
Mrs McDowell Feted At Party In Yellow and White
Mrs Clyde McDowell former Kitty Koiner was guest of honor at a six table bridge party hosted by Mrs F McKenzie and Mrs W E O Neal at Mrs J W McDowell home on South Kanawha street High score prize went to Mrs Paul Feigley second high to Mrs J E McKenzie Guests included many local women and recent brides gifts were given to Mrs McDowell Mrs T K Moore and Mrs Frank Burtner Philadelphia visitor Mrs Wendell Calhoun attended the event salad was served in a yellow and white theme
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McDowell
Kitty Koiner
F. McKenzie
W. E. O'Neal
J. W. McDowell
South Kanawha Street
Paul Feigley
J. E. McKenzie
McDowell
T. K. Moore
Frank Burtner
Wendell Calhoun
Philadelphia
McKenzie
E. S. Pugh
R. M. French
Ida S. O'Dell
C. J. McQuade
Mary Alice Bruster
Edith Bruster
Garnet Bartley
Herbert Stansbury
H. J. Thorne
Virgil Snead
Roy Keyser
N. J. Pugh
Edna Williams
C. C. Drewry
J. E. Dickerson
R. R. Bunton
J. R Beaty
Tom Lewis
Earl Snead
Anne Brennan
Henry Conway
Arthur Syd
Miss Meadows Weds Ralph Hanson in Harrisonburg
Announcement of Grace Lillias Meadows of Beckley marrying Ralph Calvin Hanson of Mabscott. The ceremony took place August 14 in Harrisonburg Virginia by Rev. Eugene Jackson. Honeymooned at Natural Bridge. They reside at 1388 McClure Street. Meadows, a Wright school teacher, is daughter of Mrs. Alice Meadows and a Woodrow Wilson High School 1929 graduate. Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C Hanson of Mabscott, attended Kana wha and Raleigh County schools and works for Koppers Coal at Glen White.
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Grace Lillias Meadows
Beckley
Ralph Calvin Hanson
Mabscott
Wright School
Norval
Raleigh County
Harrisonburg
Eugene Jackson
First Baptist Church
Natural Bridge
Virginia
McClure Street
Alice Meadows
Notable Philadelphia Ladies Listed in Social Column
The list names several Philadelphia residents connected to social events including Mrs. Dewey Isley Mrs. Samuel Thomon Miss Nola Phillips Mrs. Oscar Thorp Mrs. Wendell Calhoun and others such as Mrs. J. W. Mc Dowell Mrs. Clyde McDowell Mrs. Frank Burter Mrs. W. E. O'Neal and Mrs. D. F. McKenzie.
Personal News Notes From Beckley Area Socials
Miss Florence Dophy guest of Mr and Mrs Thom as Elswick on Harpers Road. Mrs C A Davis visiting daughter in Montgomery. Mrs Dora Robbins and party leaving after visiting sister on South Kanawha Street. Mrs R C Hart of Mabscott hospitalized yesterday. Kay Allen Rider visiting Snodgrass in Sophia. McDermit family from St Albans to spend weekend with cousin Mrs Cooper. Lucy Stovall before marriage. Zelma Jones called to Charleston by ill father W D Jones. accompanied by Wykels of Stanley Street. Felter and Pugh go to Mount Hope tonight for Eastern Star meeting. Phillaman and daughter Myrtle and Irene Clark return from Rocky Mount visit. Baker family left for Charleston to be with injured husband at Kanawha Valley hospital. Captain William C Miller back to activity. Biggs in Beckley after Charleston trip. Blakely family returning from 17 day vacation to Blanchester, Cleveland, Niagara, Canada. Joyce Ann visited Letcher Wigington’s farm. Kellman to return from Philadelphia Floral Telegraph Delivery. Henry Miller and Mrs Miller plan to attend Salvation Army convention in Atlanta next week. Clifford Muller and others to Bluefield for Beaver Woodrow Wilson game. Watkins ill at Watts apartment. Continued on Page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Dophy
Printer
Thomas Elswick
Harper Road
C. A. Davis
J. T. Self
Montgomery
Dora Robbins
Wendell Calhoun
Philadelphia
Beckley Hospital
Kay Allen Rider
Claude Rider
John M. Snodgrass
Sophia
George McDermit
St. Albans
FE. F. Cooper
Cooper
George Davis
Pax
George Tully
Beckley
J. Homer Prillaman
Myrtle
Irene Clark
T.cky Mount
R. S. Baker
Summers Street
Charleston
Baker
Kanawha Valley Hospital
William C. Miller
Guy H. Biggs
Monroe County
W. T. Blakely
Joyce Ann
Humecourt
Blanchester
Cleveland
Niagara
Canada
Georgian Bay
Detroit
Letcher Wigington
George Kellman
Floral Telegraph Delivery
William Miller
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Clifford Muller
D. D. Ashworth
Ruth Ashworth
Bluefield
J. Raiford Watkins
The
Watts
Golf Winners Named for Black Knight Prizes
Winners of the last two women’s golf tournament at Black Knight Country Club were asked to consult J. W. F. Beckner to select prizes for presentation at the trophy dance in October. In the handicap division champions include Mrs. J. L. Bumgardner and Miss Jo Ann Griffith as medalist. Championship first flight awards go to Mrs. C. D. Ashworth as champion with Mrs. J. W. Watkins as runner-up and Mrs. W. C. Griffith winning the defeated group. Second flight winners are Mrs. R. D. Watts with runner-up Mrs. C. L. Hail and Mrs. Clifford Muller as defeated group winner. third flight winner is Mrs. J. E. Lilly with runner-up Mrs. J. P. White and Elizabeth James as defeated group winner. Mrs. W. C. Griffith is medalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Knight Country Club
J. W. F. Beckner
J. L. Bumgardner
C. L. Hall
Jo Ann Griffith
C. D. Ashworth
J. W. Watkins
W. C. Griffith
R. D. Watts
C. L. Hail
Clifford Muller
J. E. Lilly
J. P. White
Elizabeth James
Dance Tomorrow At Club Black Knight Cantry
A cabaret dance is set for tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock at the Black Knight Cantry club. A local orchestra will provide music and attendees are asked to bring their cards.
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Black Knight Cantry Club
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Lillybrook
Rose Funeral Home
Vannoy
Neville St
Rosalind . Carroll
Seibert Bradford
Prigeet
FRIDA
Gotham
Raleigh County Bank Bldg
Montcoal School
Freeda Neal
B.C. Holliday
Mrs. McDowell
Mrs. McKenzie
Neal
Contract Bridge
Ilson County
Churchill Distilling (Co
Peewee
Miss Meadows
Ralph Hanson
Will
Jo-Ann
Suede Shoes
Greenblack
Suzanne
RED Goose Shoes
Boys & Girls
Oxfords High Shoes
Oxfords
Mocenna Vane
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