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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1946
Page
4
A prose tour of spring glamour notes fragrance sprays in boxes, jewelry, wool evening coats, and bold ensembles. It highlights sleeveless sequined blouses, turquoise turbans, lilac perfume sprays, electric nail manicures, and pink stockings with black sandals, focusing on style shifts.
A compact collage of wellness and relationship advice from period magazines. It cites George Lawton on staying youthfully active at any age, a marriage suitability quiz by a top counselor, Dr Peabody on awakening life moments, Hal Borland on walking for creativity, and sensational wartime secrets promising fast transport and long lasting plasmas from Hoopers Magazine.
Governor and Mrs Clarence Watson Meadows host open house for her parents Mr and Mrs Radney Massie of Clifton Forge Virginia at the executive mansion from 5 to p m daily. Mr and Mrs Silas W Pickering Jr hold annual party at 5 36 p m on Kanawha Blvd home. Misses Dorothy and Joanne Catton host 5 to 27 p open house in Staunton Ay with 100 guests.
Miss Nita Giffen, soon to wed E William Light Jr, was guest of honor at a Terrace luncheon and shower hosted by Miss Lucy Cabel. Attending were Margery Giffen, Josie Lorentz, Mary Patricia Paul, Ruth and Lucy Eskew, Ruth Barton, Janet Smith, Mary Lee Kenney, Lavinia and Patricia Embleton, and the hostess. Mrs A L Rucquoy and daughter Elizabeth Jayne of Pittsburgh are visiting Mrs Jessie Follett of Charlton Heights.
Elizabeth Rhodes and Orie William Cordray wed at St. John's Methodist Church Spencer yesterday afternoon in a ceremony decorated with chrysanthemums and candelabra. Rev. Jennings H. Fast officiated. The bride wore aqua and brown accessories and carried a prayer book with an orchid marker. Bridesmaids included Alta Cordray and Clarence Ward Jr. Best man was John Clifford Brannon. ushers were C. S. Ward Jr. and James Bowyer. A home reception followed as guests traveled from nearby states. the couple will reside at 234 Spring St Spencer with Cordray joining Kincaid Dry Cleaning Co. The bride, a Morris Harvey graduate and school principal, and Cordray, a Navy veteran, anticipate a residence in Spencer after a Cincinnati trip.
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