Sharon Pa Wedding At Shadowcrest House
Miss Helen Phillips daughter of Dr and Mrs W W Phillips Roswell N M wed Samuel Wyman Rolph Jr Cleveland Ohio at Shadowcrest Clarksville home of Charles Koonce original family seat The ceremony was in the living room with Rev W O Nagel officiating The bride wore petal pink organza with blue details and carried orchids and valley lilies A reception followed on the Koonce lawn with 24 guests served a buffet in the sun porch
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Sharon
Helen Phillips
William Wilson Phillips
Roswell
Samuel Wyman Rolph Jr
Cleveand
Ohio
Shadowcrest
Charles ‘Koonce
Clarksville
Helen Philips
W. W. Phillips
N. M
Samuel Wyman Rolph, Jr
Cleveland
W. O. Nagel
Phillips
Paul H. Achre
Richard Jones
Koonce
Charles Koonce
S. Wyman Rolph Sr
Raymond Rolph
Toronto
Canada
H. T. Achre
T. F. Conlin
Sharp
Bridal Bouquet Caps Social News Telegraphed Wedding
The 55 centerpiece featured roses, columbine and baby's breath for the bride. Mrs. Phillips wore flowered chiffon with an orchid shoulder corsage. After a wedding repast, the couple left for a motor trip and will reside in Shaker Heights. Guests included Attorney and Mrs. Koonce, Dr. and Mrs. Phillips, and many others across Cleveland and Sharon.
Gleaner Class Annual All Day Meeting at Hurtt Home
Members of the Gleaner Class of the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School enjoyed an all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Emery Hurtt’s East Second Street home. Mrs. Mae Eliiett presided, pledging $50 to World Service, committees appointed, social hour led by Mrs. Sylvester Ross, and a report on the New Mexico Mission Conference in Santa Fe given by Mrs. Benjamin Kitelgeorge.
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First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Emery Hurtt
East Second Street
Mae Eliiett
Sylvester Ross
Benjamin Bkitelgeorge
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Mmes
Albert Hobson
J. A. Lanier
J. B. McCain
E. P. Bradshaw
Girls Club Meets Home Captain King
The Girls Club of the Salvation Army met last night at Captain and Mrs. J. M. King’s home with Odell Patterson presiding. Club colors purple and gold were chosen and the club motto and yell discussed. A social hour followed with members listed.
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The
Salvation Army
J. M. King
Odell Patterson
Anna Lou Turnbu
Launda Davenport
Berdine King
Aleene Reid
Fay Long
Minealo Patterson
Ola Pearson
Adell Combs
Velda Mess
Ten Years Ago Today A Harvard Magna Cum Laude Grad
Ten years ago Harvard awarded magna cum laude to Harod Zink son of Mr. and Mrs. George Zink. A Country Club picnic supper included Mines, W C Buchly, Roy Daniel, Mary Skillman, Carrie Skillman, Patty Skillman, Howard Buchly, Richard Skillman and Dorothy Dow. Annette Bell arrived June 18 at the home of her parents in Alhambra California.
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Harod Zink
George Zink
Harvard
Country Club
Mines
W. C. Buchly
Roy Daniel
Mary D. Skillman
Misses Carrie
Patty Skillman
Howardq Buchly
Richard Skillman
Dorothy Dow
Annette Bell
Earl P. van Denburgh
Mildred Mabie
Alhambra
Cal
Quiz Husband of Missing Lawyer Finds International Search
Agnes Turverson, a New York city attorney, has been missing since December 20, 1933, after marrying Captain Ivan Poderjay, a Jugoslavian officer. Authorities launch an international hunt as preparations for a Europe honeymoon continue.
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Agnes Turverson
New York City
Ivan Poderjay
Voyage
Poderjay
Vienna
Austria
New York
Sally Tulverson
Roswell News Briefs Highlight Local Congregation Trip
Roswell Presbyterian Sandia summer conference group returned after transporting to Santa Fe for a state assembly. St Andrews Guild hosts Gypsy tea at Parish Hall Friday at 6:30 with 35 cent plates. Community events include Pals Fourth of July party plans, obituaries, visits, and family travels across Roswell and nearby towns.
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Presbyterian Sandia
Roswell
LeRoy Thompson
Edward C. Gessert
Arthur E. Ingham
Louise Perry
Catherine Huntly
Miriam Thompson
Phyllis Jean Gessert
Joan Savage
Harriet Kelly
Raydell Chappell
Dorothy Long
Mary White
Peggy Lund
Mary Alice Perkins
Margaret Trollinger
Paul Campbell
Mae Watt
Rev. Thompson
E. C. Gessert
Will H. Whatley
Roswell Rainbow Assembly
Harold E. Crosby
Wade Corn
Marjorie White
Grand Faith
Lorraine Echler
Grand Confidential Observer
Mabel Sands
Ruth Jean Smith
Sara Whatley
Merle Haynes
Santa Fe
St. Andrews Guild
St. Andrews Church
Helen [Ane
Martha Connor
Marion Sanders
Eleanor Nicholas
Jeanne Cauhape
Joyce Wyly
Minerva Pearson
Patricia Mitchell
Baker Whitman Wedding Quiet Morning Rite
Miss Ruby Baker and Mr. Paul Whitman were quietly married this morning by Rev. Cc. C. Hill at the Smith home. The couple plan a two week motor trip to Texas before settling at home in Dexter.
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Ruby Baker
John Bowen
Hagerman
Paul Whitman
Dexter
Cc. C. Hill
Russell Smith
Charles Whitman
Wortman’s
Texas
Whitman
Charming compliments at Seaverns dinner in New Mexico
Mrs Frank Seaverns entertained at her charming Berrendo country home at seven o clock dinner honoring Mrs L S Rawson of Santa Fe guest of her daughter Mrs L P Richart Covers were laid at an attractively set table centered with a bowl of sweet peas and delphinium for Mrs Rawson Mr and Mrs L P Richart Jane Richart Mrs Esther M Howlett and the hostess Mrs Seaverns
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Jack Lair
North
Washington
J. A. Kauffman
H. E. Marron
Robert Davison
Salt Lake City
Lair
Mmes
Stanley W. Lodewick
Robert Bear
J. Walden Bassett
Morgan Davis
Max Coll
Horace H. McGee
John W. Hall
J. P. White, Jr
Harold H. Ball
Mansfield Tweedy
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
Elza White Jr
Edward Purdy
Dora L. Fellows
Faybelle Cummins
Mabel Cahoon
Lucile Cruse
Guard Marvin
Oklahoma City
George L.white
Littlefield
Texas
Lucy Thompson
Dallas
Rowena Shook
Alto
Arlington Hardwicke
Corpus Christi
L. S. Rawson
Frank Seaverns
Santa Fe
L. P. Richart
Rawson
Jane Richart
Esther M. Howlett
Seaverns
Garden Fish Fry Supper at the Bailey Home
Mr and Mrs M R Bailey of 209 West Seventh street hosted a seven o clock fish fry in the cool rear garden. Guests included Mr and Mrs S L Davidson Fayette Davidson Mr and Mrs Donald C Smith M R Bailey Jr and Mr and Mrs Bailey.
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M. R. Bailey
West Seventh Street
S. L. Davidson
Fayette Davidson
Donald C. Smith
M. R. Bailey Jr
Bailey
Johnson assails critics of the NRA in Memphis
In Memphis General Hugh S. Johnson defended the Blue Eagle emblem before the National Retail Credit Association, insisting it remains an appealing symbol of clean business. He attacked opponents as a jabbering clique aiming to remove him, and warned that NRA supporters will stand by the emblem and its meaning.
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Memphis, Tenn
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
National Retail Credit Association
Blue Eagle
Johnson
Seis
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