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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1948
Page
10
A historical note recounts a man famed for three jubilees and two wives. Born in Nevers, a Treport fisherman died at 121 in Paris after celebrating a golden wedding and then a second silver wedding, with subsequent marriages.
Dorothy Dix criticizes idle women who kill time by visiting or calling busy women, causing disruption and wasted hours. She urges women to find useful work and stay engaged to aid a world crying for help. The piece also notes five major ocean currents affecting climate.
Laura Wheeler offers a new improved pattern with charts photos and concise directions for huck towel weaving. Send twenty cents for this pattern to The Gazette and fifteen cents for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book. The catalog features embroidery crochet knitting home decorations toys and more with weaving instructions.
Pattern 4656 features a deep scoop neckline yoke and easy skirt offered in sizes 34 through 50. Includes illustrated instructions and requires 3 yards of fabric plus 1 yard contrast for size 36. Send 25 cents to The Charleston Gazette Pattern Dept. for this pattern.
Rev. W. F. Anderson of Fresno California will address an adult rally sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship of West Virginia in the Salvation Army auditorium Friday at 7 45 p m Mrs Anderson and their three children will also take part The Andersons recently resigned a Fresno church to join the National Child Evangelism Institute and will supervise work in Australia and New Zealand Also noted speaker Margery McCormick of Evanston Illinois will discuss Palestine at the Baha i center in the Payne Building
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