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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1973
Page
6
A physician reassures Dorothy that tuberculosis rarely passes to an unborn baby and explains how TB can affect female organs but may be treated. He discusses diagnosis via menstrual flow samples and potential tubal damage, then urges calm for the pregnant patient and notes medical advances. A pamphlet offer on hygiene for girls follows.
A reader asks Ann Landers to reprint her celebrated critique of Christmas newsletters. The letter mocks the self praising town chronicles sent to many, detailing careers, travels, and philanthropy, and notes the egocentric tone of annual updates.
The Charleston Association of Insurance Women marked its 65th anniversary with a Dec 7 dinner at Heart-O-Town Motor Inn. Four charter members still active were introduced by Miss Rhea Ebbert. New and long-time leaders discussed regional and national projects, with ten new members welcomed into the group.
Miss Rory Dunivan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay W Dunivan Jr, became the bride of Fred Ortlip, son of Mr and Mrs Ted Ortlip, December 8 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Ceremony officiated by Rev DeSales Young with music by Sacred Heart folk group. The couple planned a reception at Berry Hills and a honeymoon to Lexington, Kentucky before settling in Westville Illinois.
A reader asks how to stop sliced apples from turning brown and is advised to place peeled pieces in a bowl of cold water immediately. The page also spreads tips about chimney cleaning with dry potato peels and includes a personal note from Mary about therapy and hopes for next year. It advertises an Ann Landers booklet on alcoholism and lists mailing details and radio show times.
Mrs Clarice Sue Toothman spoke at the Charleston Chapter DAR Christmas luncheon about two DAR schools Tamassee in South Carolina and Kate Duncan Smith in Grant Alabama. Both receive some government support but rely on DAR funds. aim to produce civic minded citizens with home like house parents. Eloise B Simms discussed energy crisis, Roy Parker delivered the president general message, and Herbert Beddow offered a Christmas meditation.
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