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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
7
The article describes easy no sew holiday decor using glitter sprinkled cotton batting. It suggests table trims wall plaques and Santa faces made from white pink and colored batting plus corduroy and velveteen accents. It highlights pre cut icicle fringe and glittery greens for a festive look.
The National Council of Jewish Women announces a new members class and building fund drive for a new church building. A reception honoring new members is planned with the monthly meeting, details to follow.
Nine new members of the Junior Department Woman's Club of South Charleston will attend an orientation coffee at 10 a.m. at the home of membership chair Mrs. Warren Shirkey, 410 Prospect St. The group will meet again at 12:30 p.m. in the Rose City Banquet Room, 202 Lee St., with a program by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schiff in Charleston debut as a husband and wife team.
Mrs. G C Morgan of Fort Hill helps her children bake Christmas cookies and fruitcakes for elderly friends and reenact the nativity. Four and six year olds decorate, string popcorn garlands, and save pieces of their handiwork for future ornaments. The family decorates a tree for birds, wraps gifts, and enjoys a holiday book reading and a quirky upside down man tale.
West Virginia is among 30 states entering all its women’s clubs in a General Federation program sponsored by the Federation and Sears Roebuck Foundation. A total of 11,325 clubs in the United States and 11 international clubs have joined. States with full participation will win a $500 Sears Roebuck award. Projects cover beautification literacy youth work safety libraries water resources and general community development tailored to local needs.
Progress in Principle will be the program theme for the Central Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting at 1 30 p m today. The devotional topic is How Long Hall Ye Between Two Opinions.
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