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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
3
A column features readers’ vented complaints about campus dating norms and parental gun concerns. Betty and Ann Landers discuss the awkward date questions, moving toward practical, nonviolent outlets for energy and guidance for teens faced with media violence at home.
A holidays themed ice cream blends cherry chips and chocolate in pink vanilla. A self starting can opener mounts or sits free standing and pierces, turns, and shuts off automatically for most can sizes. Other items include a two and a half ounce refillable talter spray bottle and butane candles offering up to four hours of light. An 18 month baby appointment calendar is extended.
A reader notices holiday sections offering gifts, appointments and event dates. Baby photos are shown for framing. Toddler foods include a tuna with noodles casserole in jars and a strained chicken soup with vegetables. A portable electric shoe polisher with attachments is described. Winter protection items like medicated lipstick and pressed powder are promoted. A ski tan cream promises a colorless, greaseless tan and multipurpose use. For more details contact the Gazelle Woman's Department at 116-451.
A dense notice list details numerous holiday events and meetings across St. Albans, South Charleston, Nitro, Dunbar, and nearby towns. Immunization clinics, garden clubs, ladies' groups, and church circles announce times and hosts, with Christmas baskets, dinners, and secret gift exchanges central to the day’s social calendar.
Birth announcements from Wheeling report Richie A Ill to Mr. and Mrs. Ireland with paternal grandparents James D. and the late Mrs. Ireland. The Ireland family also has a 14 month old daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Savage, formerly of Charleston, left for Coles Point Virginia after visiting Mrs. Lon H. Kelly and Miss Virginia Kelly on Quarrier Street. Mrs. Thomas A. Deveny Jr. of Kanawha Avenue visits sister-in-law Mrs. Mary Deveny in Fairmont.
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