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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
5
The Kanawha Garden Council enters its third year supplying major prizes for a rehabilitation center carnival. Fifteen clubs donated 34 cakes plus numerous sweets, corsages, books, costume jewelry, and jewelry items. Additional clubs contributed to fund a lower garden for therapy. carnival featured races on crutches and in wheelchairs along with booths and games.
Brenda Sue Cook wed Charles Judson in a double ring ceremony Saturday at Marshall University Student Christian Center in Huntington. The couple exchanged vows in a formal university setting with family and friends in attendance.
Mrs. E H Fairbairn of Elverson Pa and Col Edward P Crouch of Broomall Pa wed April 4 at St Michael's Episcopal Church Birdsboro Pa The Rev Vernon Searfoss officiated A reception followed at Hopewell Village The bride wore silk organza over taffeta with Alencon lace detailing She is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Cook and will reside in Hurricane After May 1 they will honeymoon in Myrtle Beach S: The couple, details of attendants, best man and ushers include Trenor Parke Judd as father of the bride, Col Edward P Crouch as groom, bridesmaids Carolyn Galloway Ann Minion Sandy OShea and attendants from Charleston and War A The ceremony included music by a local organist and soloist The groom is a Hurricane High School and Marshall University graduate and a Tau Kappa Epsilon member The bride is a Huntington High School graduate and Marshall University senior
Announcement from Mr and Mrs J W Goodall of Beckley states their daughter Sanda Lee will wed James Edward Gunter on April 11 at Calvary Baptist Church. Sanda Lee, a Woodrow Wilson and Concord College alumna and current Sissonville High School teacher, will pursue a master's in business education at Marshall University this summer. James Edward Gunter, a Hurricane High School alumnus, works for Valley Food Discount Service. The couple will reside in Charleston.
Ruth Ellen Jones of London Heights Road won the Governor’s Award at the first annual Charleston Rose Show. She claimed the W. W. Barton trophy as top Mountaineer rose specimen, receiving the prize from Mrs Barton at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Day camping offered in four one week sessions from June 15 to July 10 at YWCA Camp Hopp Day. Activities include crafts swimming dramatics folklore outdoor sports and stunts for girls aged six to 12 with special rates for multiple sessions or sisters. Lunch bathing suit cap and towel required daily. YWCA United Fund agency provides details by desk or phone.
Kanawha Valley Junior Women's Club installed Mrs Ray George as clubwoman of the year and outstanding citizen of the year at Founders Day dinner at the Press Club. Runners up included Mrs Rotert Bragan and Mrs Robert Nilson. Mrs John P Oblinger was runner up for citizen award. Mrs Nilson voted outstanding volunteer with Miss Carol Newland as runner up. Special meeting set for Thursday 7 30 pm at the Post Home for Ladies Auxiliary to Great Kanawha Post No 416 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Grace Kamino will make official visit as new officers installed last week presiding. Officers include Mabel King president Sylvia Hoover senior vice, Elsie Thompson junior vice, Irene Wood treasurer, Eloise Truax secretary, Ella Legg chaplain, Barbara Shilton conductress, Lile May Smith patriotic instructor, Julia Ash guard, Cleo Alberts, Thelma Wood, Ida Alles trustees, Mrs Wendall Taw yer historian, and Mrs George parliamentarian.
The betrothal of Miss Shar on Hope Sniderman to Elliot Levy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levy of Dayton, Ohio, has been revealed by her parents in Virginia Avenue. The fall wedding will be at Hanal Jacob Synagogue. She attended Charleston High School, the University of Cincinnati, and the University of Kentucky. He is with Parke-Davis and a Dayton graduate.
Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi announced summer events at a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Parsons home. Scheduled are a kiddie party at 3 30 p.m. Saturday June 27 at the Monsanto Club a steak fry at 7 p.m. July 25 at Mrs. Kogoy home and a tour at 7 p.m. August 22 at Mrs. Rogoy home. Mrs. O'Dell and Mrs. Harpold led the program.
A Catholic mother argues for birth control amid church doctrine. The June Readers Digest presents her forthright answer, contrasting soul salvation with family welfare as an option when the rhythm method raises psychological concerns.
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