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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1956
Page
3
Mrs O Lowe wife of the Boyd Memorial Church pastor will guest appear at two northern churches. She will deliver the Woman's Day message at Clarksburg Central Church tomorrow on Immortal Tidings Immortal Hands. On Sunday December she will speak at Parkersburg Christian Church for morning worship.
Belts change purses and laced bill folds were made in a Tuesday workshop held by the North Charleston Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. Arthur Barley’s home on Woodward Drive. Two members later visited the Tyler Heights Homemakers Club to instruct on bronzing baby shoes. The next meeting will include a Christmas dinner at the Press Club.
Miss Nancy Kay Williams wed Roy James Lucas Jr in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Beckley officiated by Dr. Alvin J. Cook. Bride is daughter of Oval Q. Williams and will reside at 217 North Fayette Beckley. Bridesmaids and ushers from local families attended. reception followed and couple planned a southern wedding trip. Both graduates will remain in Beckley area.
Miss Marian Terry Price and James Charles Monzella wed at her mother's Glen Ferris home. Rev. Lewis V. Boyle officiated as the couple, honeymooning in the south, plan to settle in Huntington where he works for the Associated Press.
Mrs. Charles Hoover introduced as a new member at a Forest Green Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. Willard McCorkle's home. Mrs. Robert Sinclair presented a slide program on table settings and fruit cake sales were announced. Guests included Mrs. Allan Day and Mrs. Rollin Wilson. co hostesses were Mrs. William Wolfe. Mr. Montella, alumnus of Bessemer High School and Washington and Lee University, is active in Sigma Delta Chi and the Charleston Press Club.
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