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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1955
Page
11
Misa Sue Thornton received the bachelor of science in elementary education from Florida Southern College in Lakeland. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs French Thornton, formerly of St Albans West Virginia.
Carroll Righter’s Astrological Forecast lists zodiac guidance from AMES through April 10. It urges focusing on credit, popularity, and career upgrades, plus easing tensions with partners and adopting practical attitudes. It notes various signs including TAURUS, GEMINI, CANCER, LEO with advice on relationships and ambition.
A fragment from a 1955 horoscope column offers advice for Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius signs. It blends practical training tips for children and personal finance guidance with a promotional note urging readers to mail birthdates for a 16 page forecast.
A chaotic scan lists current films by theater names such as CinemaScope venues and Drive-Ins. Titles include The Far Country, The Country Girl, Gunga Din, Hell Below Zero, and The Purple Plain, with stars like Gregory Peck Bing Crosby Grace Kelly Walter Brennan and Deborah Kerr. Also noted are special runs and color presentations across venues with dates and showings.
Miss Betty June Ferguson daughter of Garnet and Mrs Ferguson of 1006 Washington St Charleston W Va will receive a master of social work degree from Washington University at Wednesday commencement. Ferguson graduated Garnet High School Charleston attended West Virginia State College. Jack Joustt of Virginia known as the Paul Revere of the South for his 40 mile night ride in 1781 warning of a British plan to capture Gov Jefferson and the Virginia legislature.
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