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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
5
Sunshine Susans of St. John s Methodist Church, ages 10 to 12, baked cookies brownies and candy at their teacher s home to honor senior citizens who helped establish the church. They say the gifts bring Christmas joy and reflect gratitude.
Zonta Club of Charleston plans three service projects this week. Members will fill a food basket and dress 40 dolls for the Salvation Army, ring bells at two stations Saturday, and collect items Thursday at the annual Christmas dinner at the Daniel Boone Hotel. Awards will honor best dressed doll and most original costume.
John H. Wick Jr arrives Friday from Greenbrier Military School and sister Susan Wick comes Saturday from New York City to spend Christmas with their parents on Quarrier Street. Other guests include John Osborne of Tampa visiting his parents on Hawthorne Drive, Miss Nancy Cadick new United Airlines stewardess serving aboard, and several families hosting relatives from Pensacola, Atlanta, and Big Chimney. Additional notes mention Florence Clay entering Wheaton College and Dr. John Hash returning from Marion, with surgical patient Marshall Evans Jr. and Don McFall visiting from Staunton.
Mrs. Clifford Davis, wife of Tennessee's representative, named chair of the inaugural hospitality committee for 1965. She will supervise information services and the guidebook, with 5000 invitations and 100 junior hostesses for the January 18 Reception at the National Gallery of Art. The First Lady and Mrs. Humphrey will attend.
Miss Barbara Vineyard and David Michael Wisnewski wed November 26 at Grace Baptist Temple with nuptial music by Walt Shower Jr. and Eddie Carter. Bride wore a satin gown. matron of honor Doris Sexton led bridesmaids in moss and orange brocade. Best man John Wisnewski Jr. and brothers served as usher. After a buffet at Youngs Restaurant a wedding trip commenced. both graduates of St. Albans High School.
The Weberwood Garden Club held its annual Christmas open house Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Anderson. Club president Mrs. Anderson and vice president Mrs. Frederick T. Simon welcomed over 100 guests, with Joy Walker and Elsie Smothers managing the guest book and William Shawver and Mrs. R. A. Prosser directing decorations. Members and former officers assisted, including hospitality coordinators and long-time club participants.
The Florida Electric and Power Co. residents are listed at 184 Alpha Dr, Eau Gallie, Florida, with locality details noted.
Hillsboro announces the engagement of Linda Mae Dean to Jacob W. Beard son of H H Beard and Mrs Beard. Linda Mae Dean is a nurses aide at Denmar Hospital and Jacob Beard attends Nashville Auto-Preset College in Nashville. Both are Hillsboro High School graduates planning a summer wedding.
Robert Lee Justice of Cleveland announces the marriage of his sister Ruby Ann Justice to Virgil Dale Ingram. The wedding occurred Nov 7. Ruby, daughter of the late Amos and Barrett Justice, works at Marsh Appliances. Virgil is son of Virgil and Charleston Ingram and works at Harvey Shreve Ford in St. Albans.
Lemon juice can lift rust from non washable fabrics and salt may aid stubborn stains. Apply juice, blot, and rinse to remove rust marks without washing the item.
Pennsylvania by Mrs William Scranton presents a cheese pie recipe. Crust uses graham crackers and butter, baked briefly. Filling combines Philadelphia cream cheese eggs sugar vanilla and sour cream, then a topping with lemon extract and salt baked briefly before chilling.
Elkview Gamma Rho of Beta Sigma Phi asks members to bring food clothing and toys for a Friday meeting with a Christmas party and gift exchange at the Appalachian auditorium Clendenin. The December meeting set yearlong programs led by Mrs Runnion with topics on beauty home landscape craftsmanship and jewelry The meeting preceded by pledges training and volunteers helped the Kanawha County X ray Mobile Clinic in Elkview Pinch area The cultural program featured The History of Dress by Mrs Runnion
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