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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
3
Pocketable fashion notes show three piece suit sliver-slim sheath princess shell and two piece fashion patterns. Each pattern lists size 16 fabric yardages and 35 inch or 45 inch widths for Misses 8 to 18.
Miss Margaret Jane Monday joined Harold Edward Hall in a May 27 ceremony at Darlington Methodist Church South Charleston. The bride, a South Charleston High School 1963 graduate, wore a silk organza gown with lace and a chapel train. her husband serves with the Navy in Kodiak Alaska.
Miss Joyce E. Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond J Young of Dumont married William C Herndon son of Mr and Mrs Cecil T Herndon of Ansted W Va at St Marys Roman Catholic Church in Dumont. Sep 540 Howard Dr Bergenfield will be their home after a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains.
Carolyn Kay Sisk daughter of Mr and Mrs Beauford C Sisk of Mabscott married Frederick Lowell Walker June 1 at Calvary Baptist Church Mabscott Rev Gerald Morgan presiding. Bride wore embroidered silk organza gown with satin buttons and crown veil. Maid of honor Judy Kafer of Middlesex NJ with bridesmaids Karen and Kathy Kovaly twins and Jean Ann McGuigan flower girl. Best man Les Bostwick Charleston. ushers James Kelly Belle and Bill Sisk. After ceremony couple honeymooned at Cherokee Lake Tenn and plan to reside in Mabscott.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Pruitt announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Lou to Pfc Donald L Waddell son of Mr and Mrs Charles Waddell both of Charleston The bride elect is a senior at Sissonville High School while the groom to be is a Stonewall Jackson High School graduate and is stationed with the Army in Viet Nam Wedding plans are incomplete
Rev James R Kennedy officiated the May 21 ceremony for Miss Barbara Lucilla Fisher and Charles Eton Legg at Village Chapel. Attendants wore pure silk organza over taffeta.maid Kay Wintree and bridesmaids Nancy Dean Rose Joseph. Best man Lonnie Nunley, ushers Ronnie Rexroad John Blackwell. Bride wore white nylon organza gown with chapel train. carried a prayer book. The couple resides with families in Raleigh and Marshall alumna, Piedmont Airlines employee husband.
Linda Hood Taylor daughter of Glenn Taylor of Matewan married William Roy Walter son of Mr and Mrs Roy Walter of Charleston in a Sunday ceremony at First Presbyterian Church. Rev Robert Henry officiated. Attendants wore peppermint satin. Reception at Kappa Delta House. They will reside in Sandusky Ohio this summer and Minneapolis Minnesota next year.
Miss Mary Jo Cheatham and Hollis Clifford Walfer wed Sunday May 26 at Ashland Avenue Baptist Church Lexington. The ceremony featured nuptial music by Mrs. Elmer Purdom Jr. and Mrs. Melvin Thompson, with Bro. Clarence Walker officiating. They will reside at 717 Central Ave. Lexington after a honeymoon trip.
Miss Janet Louise Goins daughter of Edna Virginia Goins of Coalburg married William J Searls son of Archie and Mrs Searls of Chelyan on May 11 at Chelyan Methodist Church officiated by Rev Edgar Suite. The couple, both East Bank High School seniors, wore orchid chiffon and carried a white prayer hook with a yellow rose marker. Attendants were Letha Searls and Janet Porter with Jack Pauley as best man.
Harper's editor John Fischer argues population growth threatens world peace while noting political hesitation to discuss the issue. The June Reader's Digest features Pope Pius XII on birth control and an article titled What Women Can Do For Peace, now on sale.
Charleston Moose Lodge No 1444 hosts two nights of dancing with Mid Midkitt and his Combo from 10 p m Friday to 1 a m and The Blue Notes from 10 p m Saturday to 1 a m at Chelyan venue. A majorette is mentioned among the attendees and several local families are named as relatives in Coalburg and Chelyan.
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