Dear Ann Landers Letters on Gifts and Marriage
A collection of reader letters and Ann Landers replies on Christmas gifts from congregations and teachers, a sharp critique of spouses and mistresses, and advice on marriage challenges including a note about a bridal guide. Readers discuss gifts like silk scarves, cologne, and a critique of insinuations about cheating, with guidance on friendship as a marriage foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
America
Ann
Cologne
Sam
Hal
Write Your Own Column for Gazette Women
An invitation to women to submit letters and essays for a column. Contributors receive ten dollars per published piece and at least one weekly feature. Send entries to Write Your Own Column at the Gazette Woman's Benevolent unit located on 1001 Virginia Street.
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The
Gazette Woman's Beneument
Virginia
Newspaper Agency Corporation Circulation Department
Virginia Street
Charleston
West Virginia
Terry Spessard Saturday Bride GLEN JEAN
Terry Spessard wed Daniel Carter Hudgins at noon in Marion North Carolina at the bridegroom home. The couple, both connected to Glen Jean and Marion, plan graduate school in social work at the University of Georgia and will reside in Athens Georgia after a New York Boston honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Jean
Marion
N.C
Terry Michele Spessard
Gordon
Wendel Spessard
Daniel Carter Hudgins
Ee Hudgins
Marion High School
Florida Southern College
University of Georgia
New York
Boston
Chalfont Lane
Apt. 4
Athens, Ga
Hudgins
Charleston Arts Club elects new officers for year
The Charleston Creative Arts Club elected its officers at a Christmas dinner party held Saturday at Marvin's Midtown Restaurant. Gloria Barley became president with Alice Schmader as vice president, Mary Sutton as secretary, and Cookie Simmons as treasurer. Arrangements were led by Lucy Snyder, Echo Duncan, and Lena Cowan. A cookie exchange will be hosted by Alice Schmader at 806 Churchill Dr on December 29 at 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Creative Arts Club
Marvin's Midtown
Gloria Barley
Alice Schmader
Lucy Snyder
Echo Duncan
Lena Cowan
Schmader
Churchill Dr
Holiday Baking Requests Filled for homemaking column
Readers send requests to Dottie in the Charleston Gazette seeking chili sauce for hot dogs and a Dutch girl quilt pattern. Recipes include Christmas Applesauce Cake and Coconut Pound Cake with detailed steps and baking times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie
Charleston Gazette
Charleston
W. Va
Dorothy Evelyn Comer
New Jersey
Nina Kelly
Shiloh
N. J
West
Sylvester Homemaker
Gladys Folden
Boomer
Aa ' Rudolph
Red-Nosed Reindeer
Williams Brown Vows Exchanged In Charleston Ceremony
Jeanne Brown and Wayne S Williams were married December 2 at Morris Harvey College chapel. Rev W M Kirkland officiated with Debbie Fink providing music. Attendant Betty Haddad, best man Tim Williams, usher Frank Poveymirou. Jeanne wore a satin peau gown with Schiffle lace empire bodice. The couple resides in Charleston after a reception hosted by grandmother Lillian Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Brown
Chesapeake
Jeanne
Wayne Scott Williams
Gilmer T. Williams
Garden St
W. M. Kirkland
Morris Harvey College
Debbie Fink
Betty Haddad
Tim Williams
Frank Poveymirou
Mae Toney Becomes Bride of Harold Deel
Miss Mae Marie Toney daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred R Toney of London became the bride of Harold L Deel son of Mr and Mrs Homer H Deel of Millstones at 3 30 pm Dec 2 in Montgomery Presbyterian Church The Rev W W Brateh Jr officiated music by Jim Higgins The bride wore a chiffon satin Dior gown and carried white rosebuds They held a reception then left for a wedding trip through the Eastern part of the state They reside at 1582 Windsor Dr Mrs Deel is a Cedar Grove High School graduate and West Virginia Institute of Technology alumna She works for Kuhn Construction Co Her husband a Calhoun County High School graduate is branch manager of Tri State Builder's Hardware
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Williams
Robert Burdette
Patricia Dodson
Marion
Mae Marie Toney
Alfred R. Toney
London
Harold L. Deel
Homer H. Deel
Millstones
Montgomery Presbyterian Church
W. W. Brateh Jr
Jim Higgins
Tother
Windsor Dr
Deel
Cedar Grove High School
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Kuhn Construction Co
Calhoun County High School
Tri- State Builder's Hardware
Starcher Legg Nuptials In Pleasant Hill Church
Miss Donna Faye Starcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starcher, married Steven Lee Legg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Legg, at Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Tornado. The Rev. Kenneth Ambrose officiated. reception followed and couple departed for a Hawks Nest trip. The bride wore satin peau de soie with Belgian lace and a mantilla. attendants included Debble Burdette, Christie Vinson, and Sherry Starcher. The couple reside in St. Albans, WV modernizing the article notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Faye Starcher
Charles Starcher
Steven Lee Legg
Okey Legg
Tornado
Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church
Kenneth Ambrose
Reba Bess
Robert Leadman
Debbie Burdette
St. Albans
Christie Vinson
Sherry Starcher
Rod Legg
Rick Starcher
Brian Legg
Hawk's Nest State Park
Fourth Street
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Emily
Bernice
Marge
Lenore
Huntington Station
Eeq
Chicago
Ill
WTIP
Wtio-Fm
Terry Spessard
Lebrale
Tulsa
Okla
Laurie and
Deidre Burdette
Mount Hope High School
Queen’s College
Charlotte
Mecklenburg Co
Department of Social Services
By Barnes
Arts Club
Dorsey Tours, Inc
Elizabeth Ave
South
Mary Sutton
Cookie Simmons
White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia
Figral Eol
Merse SE SD Ave
Randolph Street
Lucy Dempsey
Ansted
Evelyn
Macel Kearns
Marmet
Williams-Brown
Williams
East Bank High School
Marshall University
First National Bank
Charleston Catholic High School
University of Dayton
Lillian Brown
Elkview
W. &. Williams
Jeanne Brown
Mae Toney
Harold Deel
H. L. Deel
Donna Starcher
Steven Legg
Legg
St. Albans High School
Charleston Beauty Academy
Town and Country Beauty House
L. Legg
Donna Siarcher
U.t.c
O.T.C
Toll
Satamies
Manhattan
Saizamies
South Charleston
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