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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1972
Page
7
Readers request homemade sandwich spread patterns and canning tips. Mrs Fleet Aker seeks a cucumber radish sandwich spread recipe. Mrs Ann Vaughan asks for crocheted cape and towel sweatshirt patterns. Recipes for dill pickles and Mexican corn bread are rerun with corrections and reader credit.
Lena Kay Fenneken the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E Fenneken and Danny Martin Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira G. Smith will marry at 730 p m on August 26 at Otterbein United Methodist Church. Cathy Jane Fenneken will be her sister's attendant. Both graduates of Nitro High School. she works in Embee's audit office and he is stationed with the Army at Fort Gordon Georgia.
Engagement announced in Madison between Ann Christman Shaffer and James Michael Bunch son of Mr and Mrs George B Bunch. Shaffer attends West Virginia Wesleyan College member of Alpha Gamma Delta. Bunch studies at Indian River College Fort Pierce Florida. Wedding plans not yet finalized.
A collection of reader letters and responses from Ann Landers touches on cat affection, marriage, and parenting. Tucson readers defend cat lovers, while another piece notes the danger in cat-hater opinions. A suburban correspondent discusses marital advice and domestic tensions, ending with a plug for Ann Landers and her books.
In a candid interview Verla details hitting her babies amid bad mood swings and loneliness. The doctor emphasizes recognizing abuse as a grave issue, reporting suspected cases, and seeking psychiatric help, while noting links to childhood trauma and drinking.
Miss Patricia Carrier and John Edward Wilhoit exchange vows at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church on July 22. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Carrier, wore a Chantilly lace gown with cathedral train. the groom is son of Mrs. Randall D Wilhoit and the late Mr. Wilheit. The couple plans to reside on Beuhring Avenue after Niagara Falls honeymoon.
Mrs John C Seiler moved to Charleston from Buffalo New York in June. Her husband is president of the Diamond Department Store. They have two sons Richard Lewis five and John Jr four. She is Harriette Nye of Sudbury Ontario Canada, a University of Western Ontario graduate who taught French in Canadian schools. Her hobbies are refinishing furniture and painting.
Five members of the Women's Club of Charleston will attend the 16th annual education institute sponsored by the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs and West Virginia University Appalachian Center August 9 to 11 at the Towers Conference Center, WVU Morgantown. Attending are Mrs Bond Weber president Mrs Mason Cloud Sr vice president Mrs H N Archer Mrs Max Koff and Mrs W T Judy. Speakers include Mrs William Ross federation president Mrs Delmas Miller continuing education chair and Mrs James G Harlow WVU president's wife among others.
Members of the Huntington Association of Insurance Women will be guests of the Charleston Association at a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m today in Wrens Nest.
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