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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1959

Page

11

Betrothal announced for Miss Juanita Ripley and Franklin Arthur

Miss Juanita Ripley of Addis Ababa announces her betrothal to Franklin Albert Arthur son of Mrs Winfield Arthur of Washington D C and the late Mr Arthur The July 18 ceremony will be at St Anthony's Catholic Church with Father Cuthbert Schoeppner The reception will be at the home of D Ruggles King in St Albans Attendants include sister Mrs Robert M Davis and brother Conrad B Ripley The bride attended Charleston High and Dunbar High Schools Marshall College and Southeastern University Modeling and Finishing School in Washington and works for the International Cooperation Administration The couple's families include EuGene Ripley of Addis Ababa and Mrs Winfield Arthur of Washington D C

Juanita Sue Ripley Franklin Albert Arthur Winfield Franklin Arthur Washington, D. C Mr. Arthur Eugene Wyatt Ripley Addis Ababa Ethiopia Africa Charleston St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Cuthbert Schoeppner Miss Ripley D. Ruggles King St. Albans Robert M. Davis Boston Mass Conrad B. Ripley Huntington Catholic Dunbar Marshall College Newman Club Southeastern University Washington International Cooperation Administration ICA Business and Professional Women’s Club Imperial Highway Authority

Club Bulb Sale Forecasts Heavy Planting in Kanawha Valley

The Virginia Street Temple Sisterhood sells Holland bulbs Tulip Jonquil and hyacinth at a progress tea hosted by Mrs. Marcus Coed. Mrs. Carl Lehman is a contact for purchases with deliveries planned for fall. Also, Mary Frances McCormick and Robert Ray Fisher announce May 15 wedding in Dunbar with Rev. Pauley officiating.

Virginia Street Temple Kanawha Valley Progress Marcus Co Sisterhood Carl Lehman

Miss Roberta Macfarlane to Wed June Six at Ruffner Memorial

Bride elect Roberta Ann Macfarlane of Morgantown plans a June 6 wedding at Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church with Paul A Chesney officiating. Attendants include maid of honor Mary Prager and bridesmaids from Charleston and Lewisburg, while Frederick Prager selects best man John Holtz and several ushers. Rehearsal dinner, luncheons, and a cocktail party are planned by family members. New band uniforms are noted for next year.

Roberta Ann Macfarlane Frederick Prager Morgantown Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian Church Paul A. Chesney Mary Prager Mrogantown Charles Simpson Charleston Jerry Elliott Melinda Melissa Martin Lewisburg Humphreys’ Pine Room E. J. Prager Woodruns’ Tea Room R. G. Macfarlane L. BE. Martin B. F. Guthrie

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Juanita Sue Ripley Francee F. A. Arthur Sue Ripley Parkersburg Beckley Montgomery Miss McCormick G. McCormick Mary Frances Robert Ray Fisher B. R. Fisher Liberty Lane George R. Pauley First Baptist Church Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Camp Burdette George Pohlman Macfarlane Robert G. Macfarlane Virginia Ave Woodrums R. E. Long Ralph Calvert Ruth Mocs H. H. Halstead Gail Martin Mervin Lebman Harry Landers Publity Mra R. Fisher Mary Frances McCormick Coyle Richardson Everet Consolette Evers Anly Lendteree Music Bo Oules NORGE Lee and Dickinson Street Equas Ita Halds NP Wa Ais Coyle and Tory Neredie
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