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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1964

Page

10

Local Girl's Bows Spotlighted in January Seventeen Feature

New York reports Molly Fankhouser of Charleston West Virginia and Harpur College student is profiled in Seventeen Magazine's Shop Wise column. Her velvet clip on bows with jeweled centers and striped taffeta designs will be sold by mail order. she is a 1964 Central Square graduate and plans pre medical studies with aims in medicine.

New York Charleston W. Va Seventeen Magazine Molly Fankhouser Harpur College Binghamton, NY Molly Central Square Central School Central Square N.Y International Club Future Teachers of America The American Field Service Harpur

Teen crafts featured in Seventeen Shop Wise column

Seventeen magazine will spotlight Molly Fonkhenser, 17, of Japonica Lane 4204 as she models three hair bow designs crafted by teens. The January issue will showcase her self made accessories in the teen run feature with a staff photo by Frank Wilkin.

Molly Fonkhenser Japonica Lane Seventeen Frank Wilkin

Fairdale Rite Tells Legg Richmond Nuptials at Home

In a double ring service read Friday by the Rev. Frank Legg at his Fairdale home, Robert Wayne Legg married Kiss Oleta Richmond. Music by David Legg accompanied the ceremony. The bride wore a white brocaded frock. Best man was Rev. Gerald Hawley. The Legg couple are seniors at Marsh Fork High School. He will enter Marshall University in the fall after working for Kroger Co.

Frank Legg Fairdale Robert Wayne Legg Oleta Richmond David Legg Martha Legg Whitesville Robert Legg Mansfield Gerald Hawley

Sundress Apron Pattern Promotion by Needlecraft Dept

Advertisement for pattern 703 a sundress apron with tulip pocket in sizes S M L. Price thirty five cents plus 15 cents for mailing. Send name address and zone to Laura Wheeler at The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept P O Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY. Includes note of 1965 new designs and free patterns and mail-in catalog offers.

Laura Wheeler Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept P. O Chelsea Station New York N. Y Svalue

Miss Kathie Kirk Weds Clyde Fout Jr At Belle Church

Miss Kathie Sue Kirk and Clyde E. Fout Jr were married December 11 at Judson Baptist Church Belle with Rev James Hodges officiating A musical program by Mr and Mrs Keith Vickers followed The bride daughter of S K McQuain Belle wore white satin gown with Alencon lace attended by Kay Matthews as maid of honor and bridesmaids in red satin Cameron Font served as best man and Ricky McQuain Roger Hall as ushers The couple of DuPont High School graduates reside at 1703 4 Quarrier St He works for Capital Finance Corp and is in the Army Reserve and Masonic Lodge

Kathie Sue Kirk Clyde E. Fout Jr Raven Drive Judson Baptist Church Belle James Hodges Keith Vickers S. K. McQuain Kay Matthews Jean McBrayer Alice Canterbury Kay Hughart Cameron Font Ricky McQuain Roger Hall Fount DuPont High School Quarrier St Center College West Virginia University The Capital Finance Corp Army Reserve Masonic Lodge

South Charleston Teen Debuts as Seventeen Model

South Charleston high school graduate Sue Ellen Doty, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Doty, makes her fashion modeling debut in Seventeen magazine’s January issue. She earned honors at Girls State and Girls Nation, was a cheerleader and officer in student government, and plans to pursue college studies with hopes to head south.

South Charleston Sue Ellen Doty Juniorite Seventeen Magazine Sue Ellen Ceins New York Everett Doty W. Va The New York City Enid A. Haupt Seventeen West Virginia American Legion Supreme Court Girls Nation Washington, D. C Marshall University Charleston High School SNEA Ceredo-Kenova High School Marshall Naval Hospital Corps School Great Lakes Ill Field Medical School Camp Lejeune N. C

Emielia Asseff Weds Charles Strohmeyer at St George's

Emielia Asseff and Charles Clayton Strohmeyer wed Sunday at St George's Orthodox Church with Very Rev Raphael Hus son officiating. Bride's gown featured Alencon lace and V shaped train. Linda Asseff was Maid of Honor. best man Paul H. Shultz. ushers included Samuel S. Smith and William E. Strohmeyer. Honeymooning in Ohio. couple to reside in Norfolk Virginia.

St. George's Orthodox Church Raphael Husson Emielia Asseff Charles Clayton Strohmeyer Earl Edwin Strohmeyer Ceredo William Asseff Quarrier Street George Cassis Connie Michael Ned Guthrie Alencon Linda Asseff Samuel Smith Jamal Cassem Paul H. Shultz Samuel S. Smith John Asseff William E. Strohmeyer

Ex-Employees State Dinner Reunion at Rose City Cafeteria

A reunion dinner for former Owens-Illinois women employees is set for 6 30 p m on December 28 at the Rose City Cafeteria on Washington Street £ Reservations for the Dutch treat event will be by Mrs Charles B Harmon of Chesapeake

Owens-Illinois Rose City Washington Street Charles B. Harmon Chesapeake

Christmas Garden Club meetings and decorations at Elk Shore and area clubs

Elk Shore Garden Club held its annual Christmas dinner at Mrs Desmond Parker's home with a short business meeting. Members donated paint by number sets to the Rehabilitation Center at Institute. New members include Mrs Sue Price Mrs Jean Walker and Miss Donnie Krebs. Gauley Bridge Garden Club decorated a 10 foot spruce tree planted last March and will host a February smorgasbord to fund further beautification. Forest Ridge Garden Club shared unusual houseplant favors at a Christmas party and discussed plans to beautify the Forest Hills entrance Cantley Drive with tips on holly leaf care.

Elk Shore Club Creole Drive Desmond Parker Elk Shore Garden Club Calvin Haddox Jr Wayne Kelly Institute Sue Price Jean Walker Donnie Krebs Margaret Paisley Gauley Bridge Club Gauley Bridge Gauley Bridge Garden Club Forest Ridge Club Forest Ridge Garden Club James R. Clark Irvin Loges Forest Hills Cantley Drive Rober. K. Morton

Residents Welcome Relatives Home for Holidays

West Virginia University student Miss Kitty Butterfield visits her parents at 1610 Ridgeview Road for the holidays. Pittsburgh couple Mr and Mrs Thomas H Edelblute Jr and sons spend time with Charles J Kuhn in Virginia Avenue. Howard J Jackson returns from Ann Arbor with son James Howard, who earns a BS in engineering and will study at the Rackham School after break. The Frette family announces the birth of a son on December 22. Nancy Blair’s family notes. The Smallridge family plans Christmas with H H Smallridge Jr in Rougemont Road. Lafayette Indiana couple Mr and Mrs R L Mikeal visit St Albans over holidays. Mikeal a Perdue graduate student. Eleanor DeLamater to spend Christmas in Washington visiting Mary Austin, accompanied by Alice Scott Leslie, returning December 29. E H Bowling and daughter Rennie Lee Bowling host Christmas guests including W J Archerd of Bethlehem.

Kitty Butterfield West Virginia University M. W. Butterfield Ridgeview Rd Thomash. Edelblute Jr T. H. and David Pittsburgh Charles J. Kuhn Virginia Avenue Howard J. Jackson Windham Road Ann Arbor Mich James Howard James University of Michigan Horace H. Rackham Harry Frette Miami Fla Frette Nancy Blair Marguerite Blair Ind St. Albans R. W. Mikeal E. C. Rollyson Mikeal Perdue University Eleanor DeLamater Washington, D. C Mary E. Austin Alice Scott Leslie Charleston

Christmas visitors from many regions arrange family gatherings

The item lists numerous people from Houston to Olive Hill, Ky, and Wilmington Del, visiting relatives for Christmas. Names include C Rice, Mrs Bowling, A W McCarty, James Wortman, Mrs Harry Williamson Jr., Twin Rose Farms, Mrs Frances Wiseman, Basil and Ed Wise, Ebersole Gaines, Russell Wehrle, Fontaine Broun Jr., Robert Lawson Jr., Ernst Habicht, E J Fox, William Haymond, Catherine Clarkson, William T O’Farrell, Mary Heinzer, Henry Heinzer, Robert Marks. Visitors plan holiday stays and returns after New Year.

James Eugene Wortman Quarrier Street Hillside Avenue Madison Harry Beaumont Williamson Jr Paul Harris O. O. Sweeney Wiseman Basil Ed Wise Clearwater Fla Ebersole Gaines Fayetteville Russell S. Wehrle Loudon Heights Road

Governors Wives Favorite Dishes Ohio Peach Crisp

Mrs James Rhodes presents a peach crisp recipe with peaches baked in a greased dish, brown sugar, and a crumb topping. Ingredients include butter, sugar, baking powder, flour, and an egg. Bake 45 minutes at 350 degrees.

Ohio James Rhodes

Columnist Defending Morals of Physicians

Dear Ann Landers I agree with you about 95 percent but must challenge your claim on doctors and attractive patients I am an attorney with 20 years practice and have heard complaints about physicians from women who faced questionable remarks During exams I believe most doctors behave but some become involved with female patients My father and two brothers who are doctors say the same Some stories are true but many are overblown and sensational Anne Landers dismisses such claims as rare and cautions that romantic involvement does not start on examination tables She notes most professionals are not immune to temptation yet doctors are not uniquely prone to impropriety Liquor can ruin your mind body and life and she offers a Teen-age Drinking booklet for help

Ann Landers

Area Chapter Honors All Star Honor Roll Members

Yearbooks recognizing All Star Honor Roll qualifiers were handed out at a Pi Psi Chapter Tau Phi Lambda Sorority Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle meeting. Honorees included Mrs. Wayne Summerfield Miss Mary Ellen Gannon and Mrs. Bob Oliver. The event at JOUAM Hall in Dunbar featured a Christmas party, secret sisters revealed and exchanges, with Mrs. Wesley Schultz presiding and refreshments served.

Pi Psi Chapter Tau Phi Lambda Sorority Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Wayne Summerfield Mary Ellen Gannon Bob Oliver Jouam Hall Dunbar Wesley Schultz

Holiday crafts on display by local club ladies

Mrs. Robert Seim demonstrated making ribbon roses and crepe paper poinsettias while Mrs. John Eads showed wall plaques. Mrs. Richard Teale displayed arrangements of transparent flowers and foliage sprayed with a pear like mist.

Robert Seim John Eads Richard Teale

Stop Winter Wrinkles Beautifying skin in cold weather

This notice advises using a moisturizing oil blend to combat dry skin in winter. It recommends consulting a druggist for a small supply of oil of clay and applying it to the face neck and hands before makeup to achieve a peaches and cream glow. Margaret Merril

Margaret Merril

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Fairdale Rite Told Sauna Miss Kirk Clyde BE. Routty By Bob Barnes Charles Strohmeyer Strohmeyer West Princess Anne Rd Norfolk Marine Corps Charles Clayton Strohraeyer Air Yuletide E. H. Bowling Sheridan Circle Rennie Lee Bowling Stamford, Conn Bowling W. J. Archerd Bethlehem, Pa Co. C. Rice Houston, Tex A. W. McCarty Olive. Hill, Ky Fontaine Brone Jr Fontaine Broun Robert W. Lawson Jr Grosscup Road James Imboden Kanawha Boulevard Ernst Habicht Wilmington Del E. J. Fox W. S. Robertson Roller Road William Haymond Frank Haymond Bradford Street Catherine Clarkson Wiliam T. O’farrell Mary Heinzer Marymount College Tarrytown Henry Heinzer Edgewood Drive Robert Marks Usaf Academy Denver Colo Sidney Marks California Avenue B. F Area Chapter Sennsylvania & Randolph Parking
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