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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1946
Page
4
A series of December nuptials unfolds with detailed descriptions. Mrs. Sergent, Buffalo banker’s spouse, and her Navy veteran husband share their post ceremony life in Buffalo. Other couples wed in Coal Fork and Richmond Virginia with attendants in brown, blue, and red rosebud corsages.
Miss Pauline Cunningham married Clyde Sergent at a Buffalo church ceremony on December 14. Rev. H. D. Sloan read the service as flowers and greenery decorated the venue. The bride wore a white Daniel frock with black accessories and carried a white prayerbook. her parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. James Sergent.
Miss Jeannie Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Jackson of Peach Creek married Ronald Noel son of Mr and Mrs S W Noel of West Logan. Rev J H Dawson officiated at Peach Creek Methodist church. Reception at the bride's home.
Mrs. R. Effingham Dolman of Wilmington Delaware arrived Saturday for a two week stay with her parents Mr and Mrs R M Kent in Broadmoor apartments. Miss Irene Spurlock of Ruffner Avenue returned from a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Powell in Columbus Ohio.
Becomes Bride a im Arnestrong, daughter of Mrs. J. T. Armstrong of St. Albans, was married Friday in this city to Mr. Ralph J. Meadows, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wartex Meadows of Alkol. The couple will reside at 133 Riverside De. St. Albans.
Dorothy Dix advises Betty Jean Beach on a jealous fiancé and social mixing. The engaged couple, Betty Jean Beach and Earl M. Vickers, both of Montgomery, plan a June wedding. Vickers is a Washington and Lee law student and a former Navy junior grade lieutenant.
A column explores how monogamy and envy fuel distrust when couples who lived freely marry and later divorce. It argues jealousy stems from unfaithful past behavior and the belief the other will repeat it, citing anecdotes and names from a local community.
Assembly club tea dance from 5 28 to 8 08 p m at Casa Loma with Bill Williams orchestra chaired by Mr Paul Young Phi Kappa Gamma sorority dance from 10 p m to late at Cass Loma with Bil Garten orchestra Kanawha Country Club annual member meeting followed by dinner Mr and Mrs C A Walworth host open house in Staunton Ave 1 to 12 midnight Mrs J L Perry hosts dinner for visiting Mrs Gene Oliver and Mrs Bert Wilson in Monongalia St at Mr and Mrs O C Messner Dela ware Ave Caps were laid for guests with Mrs E J Leonard and others. women reportedly buy twice as many drinks as men.
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