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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1969
Page
6
A homemaker recalls chasing a cookie recipe like her mom used to make and bets on culinary trials. She notes family reactions, especially her eldest son who enjoys the new cookies, and invites women to submit essays to a Gazette department with a $10 payment per published piece.
Miss Laurie Jean Williams, George Washington High School salutatorian and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David R. Williams, was an honor guest at a Soroptimist Club dinner in Charleston. The event supported the international project on youth education. She plans to attend Michigan State University in the fall to study elementary education.
Mary Sue Miller presents grooming tips for beach ready skin and hair from head to toe. Advice covers cleansing routines, bath potions, body lotions, pedicures, cuticle care, depilation methods, leg camouflage, and framing tips for a polished summer look with emphasis on consistent care.
Miss Rhonda Gayle Stanley and Emory Bedford Morris wed at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev. Howard Franklin officiating. The ceremony featured David Robertson as soloist, with organist Sara Bailey and pianist Dora Lee Sargent. The couple will reside in Beckley after a reception in the church hall.
Bride elect Eloise Lindsay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Melville Lindsay of 26th Street SE, was honored at a bridal shower hosted Sunday afternoon by Mrs Robert Baylous and Mrs James Rowley on 28th Street SE. She will wed Paul C Rohner in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church on Saturday.
Ames residents Glen E. Miller and Chenasai Ansonsonten return to Iowa State University life after visiting his parents in Fort Hill. Fred Pelley and daughter Cathy return from Grafton via Cass Scenic Railway. Hous ton native Mrs. H Douglas Fontaine comes back to Holiday Inn after years away. Antoinette Bond leaves Lexington VA for final Washington and Lee dances. Mary Norvell Given departs Providence RI for a new position. Mrs. Robert Carr and family head to Chicago after visiting London Heights. The Greenlees arrive to spend summer with Ridgemont Road family members.
Miss Peggy Jean Burton and Robert Lee Price Jr. were married May 24 at Fayetteville United Methodist Church. The ceremony featured Rev. Billy Reed Wickline. bridesmaid Patty Burton. attendants Ruth Ann Fitzgerald Kathy Webb Judy Young Penny Burton. The couple plans to live in Oak Hill while Price pursues mortuary school in Cincinnati.
Advice column style piece discussing gender roles in relationships and how mutual desire matters in sexual dynamics. Notes on male aggressor instinct and female target role alongside readers’ letters about nosy relatives and a dangerous mix of pills alcohol and sleeping medicines.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Shepherd United Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale from 4 30 a m to 2 p m Thursday at 206 Daniel Boone Drive in the Washington Manor activities room.
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