Nuptials and Graduations Spark Charleston Travel
The Charleston Gazette notes bridal weddings in St Louis and Morgantown, Seton Hill and Catholic University graduates, honors for Denison and cross keys society members, plus assorted journeys of Charleston residents to Pittsburgh Cincinnati and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen. Brightwell
Edgewood Drive
St. Louis
Frances Brightwell Taylor
G. Carroll Stribling
Ndwaed Brightwell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Stwan Sherwood
Dogwood Road
Cross Keys
Denison University
Granville
Charles M
Outing and Club Gatherings Across Kanawha Valley Today
Senior citizens groups meet at 9 a.m. at South Charleston Recreation Center for an outing to Camden Park Huntington. St Albans seniors host games and refreshments at 12 30 p m at the YMCA. Daughters of the Confederacy luncheon at Up towner Inn Huntington. Navy Mothers Club 290 picnic and meeting at St Albans Roadside Park with honorees. Several clubs plan banquets and meetings at Edgewood Country Club, Brookhaven Circle Nitro, and C P Telephone building on MacCorkle Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion Center
Camden Park
Huntington
St. Albans
YMCA
Blue Book
General Albert Gallatin
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Uptowner Inn
Jackson-Lee
Fort Lee
Daughters of the American Revolution
Berry Hills Country Club
Sunny Joe Settle
Navy Mothers Club
Rhoda Tawney
Emma Settle
St. Petersburg
Fla
Talma Hern
Cocoa Beach
Parent Guidance Club
Kanawha Valley Dental Assistants Society
Edgewood Country Club
C. R. Adams Sr
C. R. Adams Jr
Xi Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
J. D. Cicarello
Philoptochos Ladies Society
St. John’s Greek Orthodox Church
Andrew Loucas
Nick Loucas
Brookhaven Garden Club
Thomas W. Hickerson
Brookhaven Circle
William Arden
Arlie Stover
Howard W. Withrow
Pilot Club of
Charleston
C&p Telephone Co
MacCorkle Avenue
Festival Princesses Named for Mountain State Festival
Myrna Lenora Sawyers of Charleston a WVU junior majoring in home economics and Sharon Lee Newcome of Grafton a Fairmont State student studying education English and social studies are selected as festival court princesses for Queen Silvia XXVIV at the Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins October 7 to 9. Sawyers is a Delta Delta Delta member and Phi Upsilon Omicron economics honorary. Newcome participates in majoritte and Delta Zeta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvia
Mountain State Forest
Elkins
Myrna Lenora Sawyers
Burl A. Sawyers
Charleston
West Virginia University
Sharon Lee Newcome
Chester Newcome
Grafton
Fairmont State College
Majoritte
Delia Zeta
Miss Sawyers
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Summer Charm Dress Patterns and Crochet Jackets Ad
Vintage style sewing and crochet patterns offering Misses sizes from 10 to 20 and larger jacket patterns. Instructions include fabric yardage, mailing costs, and addresses for pattern departments in New York. Includes note about lace jackets and decorative accessories with mail-in offers for 1965 Needlecraft catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Adams
West 17Th Si
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Charleston Gazelle
Needlecraft Dept
Old
Chelsea Station
New York N.Y
Needlecraft
Committees Announced After Civic Club Installation
Mrs. Andrew Turner, new president of the Woman's Civic Club of South Charlestown, announced committee chairmen after her installation at a luncheon at El Rancho. Officers include Mrs. Alva Ball as vice president and Mrs. J. Alfred Poe as treasurer. New chairs are Mrs. Thomas B. Rees public affairs, Mrs. Sterling George international affairs, Mrs. Cebert H. Price fine arts, Mrs. Ball program, Mrs. W. C. Collison education, Mrs. John N. McClung membership, Mrs. Robert D. Hill home life, and Mrs. Ralph E. Pence conservation, with a silver tray presented to outgoing president Mrs. Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Turner
Woman's Civic Club of
South Charleston
el Rancho
Turner
Alva Ball
Samuel C. Conker
Everett Daly
J. Alfred Poe
Thomas B. Rees
Sterling George
Cebert H. Price
Ball
W. ¢. Collison
John N. McClung
Robert D. Hill
Ralph E. Pence
Price
Charleston Arts Club Plans June Tray Favors Delivery
Members of the Charleston Creative Arts Club will craft tray favors for the House of Moray Nursing Home and deliver them during June. The May meeting at Mrs. Norvil Baker's home set the plan. Aupcakes were delivered and TV sets repaired last month. A flower arrangement workshop followed the business meeting.
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Charleston
South Charleston students model fashions in school show
Schoolgirls win in four of seven clothing categories at South Charleston High School under Mrs. Laurie Wiley. The event showcased sewing class creations including Mary Ellen Tellarico in a wattleweave pique gown and Jean Hutcherson in a green white striped seersucker ensemble with a matching jacket. Denise Castanoli wore a brown cotton broadcloth A-line dress with a ruffled neckline while Pamela Johnson modeled a white wool and blue suede spring ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston High School
Laurie Wiley
Mary Ellen Tellarico
Jean Hutcherson
Dacron Seersucker
Pamela Johnson
Denise Castanoli
South Charleston Woman To Head Inter-Club Council
Mrs. William M. Watkins was named president of the Inter-Club Youth Education Council at a South Charleston Woman's Club meeting. The slate includes Mrs. Howard G. Johe as vice president and other officers from Civic, Quota, Lions, and Woman's clubs. The council aids South Charleston students and the Youth Employment Bureau through collaboration of civic groups and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston
William M. Watkins
Inter - Club Youth Education Council
Woman's Club
Watkins
Woman's Club of
Howard G. Johe
W. ©. Collison
Civic Club
Hallie Ball
Quota Club
Pat Vallandingham
Lions Club
Soivic
South Charleson
Youth Employment Bureau
Areh Schoonaver
Amievieaty Assasiation
University
Wooen
Charles Jobson
VCRI
Kept Mleminpartment
Tyler Homemakers Attend Ripley Arts Fair July 1
Members of the Tyler Homemakers will attend the arts and crafts fair in Ripley on July 1. The group met at McKinnon to discuss the trip. Mrs. Lonnie Shaffer reported aid to the PTA at Tyler School. Alma Jones, chair of international relations, spoke on a naturalization class and Peace Corps duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MI. Tyler Homemakers
Hearts and Crafts Fair
Ripley
McKinnon
Lonnie Shaffer
PTA
End of School and Summer Mood Mix in Local Note
The article reflects mixed emotions as county schools close for summer. Graduating seniors feel both relief and sadness about leaving friends, while families anticipate Little League, picnics, and pool season. Local comments share humorous, vivid summer definitions and the shift from school routines to relaxing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Mm.ikhodes
Kanawha
Chelyan
The Better Half and Wild Boy Excerpted Tale Summary
A short story pairing contrasts two works. The Better Half explores a homegrown refreshment stand as a simple summer venture, while Wild Boy recounts Roberto a mixed heritage youth who allies with a Comanche chief to confront the legendary white stallion Diablo Blanco and navigate conflict between white settlers and Native Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fall
Dial Press, Inc
Diablo Blanco
Southwest Plains
Roberto
Roberto Decomes
State Garden Club leader attends White House beauty conference
Mrs. C. Manning Smith, president of the West Virginia Garden Club, returned from Washington D C where she attended the White House Conference on Natural Beauty. President Lyndon B. Johnson urged action over theory and asked delegates to press governors to continue similar beautification programs in their states. Mrs. Fred Mauettel, head of the National Council of State Garden Clubs, announced a follow up conference in September at Jacksons Hale Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
C. Manning Smith
West Virginia Garden Club
Washington, D. C
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Fred Mauutel
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Study Club Plans Guest Day And Camp Horseshoe Trip
Fayette Study Club met at Mrs. George Eads home with Mrs. Don Sanford detailing Afghanistan life from Kabul where her husband worked for the Interior Department. A June 16 guest day luncheon at White Oak Country Club will feature a musical program. Rosemary King will attend Camp Horseshoe in June.
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Oak Hill
Fayette
George Eads
Don Sanford
Montgomery
Afghanistan
White Oak Country Club
Rosemary King
Colling High School
Are You Really In Love Answers in Reader's Digest
A brief teaser notes a quiz titled Are You Really In Love with 60 Chase and 8 other questions that challenge the adage When it hits you you'll know. It promises surprising answers and appears as a digest feature now on site.
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Shine Reader's Digest
Jayne's Vermilage P-W and R-W Tablets Featured
Public health note warns pinworm and roundworm infections affect up to one third of those examined. Describes treatment with Jayne's Vermilage P-W and R-W, detailing how tablets kill worms in the large intestine. Includes instructions on dosing for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne
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Arthur Lucay
Morgantown
William T. Morrison
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William Murray
D. J. Knight
Fairmont
Roy Latz
Rosalie Drive
Augusta
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Ceara Wieder
Tyler Chib
Office of
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Camyol
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Jack Wilson
Eldkview
Jean
Rhodes
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