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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
8
A Gothic fiction narrator discusses violet eyed heroines and governesses stranded in doom laden tales. The setting travels from 19th century London to a fog shrouded castle, with a shadowy seacoast backdrop and stagecoach voyage.
An eccentric tale set at Castle Rattlebones follows Miss Violet Eyes as danger, deception, and a hidden treasure unfold. She uncovers family secrets, encounters a murderous dungeon, and, after perils and prophecies, discovers she is the rightful owner of the castle with a dramatic future ahead.
At the South Charleston Jayceeettes club meeting May 30 Mrs. Wagner was elected State president and Mrs. Frame as state corresponding secretary. Region IVB vice president is Mrs. Sims. The chapter received a trophy as outstanding in the state with 16 or more members and will operate concessions at the June 24 Soap Box Derby. Installation is June 16 at Clement's.
Mrs. Leo Thornton was installed as president of the Green Valley Garden Club of Dunbar by Mrs. Emory Ferrell. Other officers include Mrs. C. O. Gerwig, vice president. Mrs. Carl Bradley, second vice president. Mrs. J. D. Rogers, secretary. and Mrs. Robert Lett, treasurer.
A collection of reader letters to Ann Landers covers teen hair culture and kissing, Canada and American identity, drop in visitors and courtesy on yachts, and rules about coming aboard. Readers question etiquette and norms, with Ann’s responses guiding behavior.
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Leslie Elizabeth Pitchford of Westwood Massachusetts and H Platt Brightwell Staunton of Staunton Road. Miss Pitchford a Colby Junior College graduate and granddaughter of Mrs Edith Lester Roy. Staunton attended Milbrook School and Washington and Lee University and works in the Boston University Medical College research department. His father was publisher of the Charleston Daily Mail. he is grandson of Mrs Henry Platt Brightwell.
A reader asks how to thin ink for smoother writing by adding a touch of vinegar. Another query covers keeping aluminum cookware bright using mild soap or plain water, avoiding burns, rinsing with hot water, and drying with a soft towel. A third question advises soaking a cloth shower curtain in a strong salt solution to prevent mildew growth.
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