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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
6
The letter page features reader questions about home birth safety and a husband’s DIY tendencies, a dispute over selling and moving homes, and a critique of Agnes’s outgoing social behavior. Ann Landers responds with caution on medical risks, marital joint ownership, and social boundaries.
The Gazette Woman's Dept sets a Thursday deadline for Sunday wedding notices and pictures. Only weddings from Friday or Saturday prior are accepted. No guarantee of exact publication dates. wedding photos not used after one month. Lois Smith, Woman's Editor.
After Christmas shoppers in Charleston faced deep price cuts as merchants advertised one half and greater reductions on clothing home furnishings and autos. Stores slashed prices on holiday items cosmetics blankets and furniture with many items at or below half price. Sales continue until inventories are cleaned and ready for January clearances.
A Moose Lodge event at 419 Capitol St. Charleston begins at 8 p m as the first of three holiday activities. The schedule includes a Saturday dance from 10 p m to 1 a m with Ned Guthrie Orchestra and Jo Baby, and a New Year s Eve dance from 10 p m to 2 p m featuring the Velva tones.
The Beta Chapter of Sigma Kappa Mothers of Charleston schedules a tea from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Mrs. W. N. Meadows home 140 Abney Circle inviting active collegiate members pledges mothers and alumnae. Also noted are several local residents and newborns at Charleston Memorial Hospital with parents listed.
The Charleston Assembly Club hosts a holiday dance from 6 to 9 p.m. today in the Mirror Ballroom of the Daniel Boone Hotel. Eleven new members will be honored at the event.
An expert mother argues that guidance books conflict and there is no substitute for parental instincts. The article, condensed from Redbook, appears in the January Reader's Digest, noting reader interest and faith in the Digest.
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