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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
5
A letter column reveals a successful man crediting his wife’s nagging for his asphalt jungle rise, while advice cautions that his work ethic masks home life strain. Readers offer guidance on a mother’s concern about a son’s eating, and a young woman’s dilemma about a long distance romantic inquiry.
Summer study sessions run August 23 to 27 from 530 to 750 pm at the YWCA 1114 Quarrier St. The YWCA Teen-Age Department sponsors two age specific classes on study techniques reading and instructional aids with Andrew Abeart and Eunice Benson as instructors. Registration opens August 1 and more information is available by calling the YWCA.
The Fort Hill Garden Club met Tuesday at the Charles ton Woman's Club for the annual installation luncheon. Charter members active include Mrs W A Scott and Mrs Baxter N Shaffer. New officers installed by Mrs Bowling are president Mrs W R Lancaster first vice president Mrs William H Seaton Jr second vice president Mrs John M H Hill secretary Mrs John Bonham treasurer Mrs Thomas McCoy.
The page advertises Anne Adams and Laura Wheeler crochet patterns for women and teen dolls, with pattern numbers 4763 and 781, plus sewing ideas and a 1965 Needlecraft catalog. It lists prices, mailing details, and requests buyers to mail name, address, ZIP, size, and pattern number to New York addresses.
Miss Judith Ann Speir, daughter of Mr and Mrs James P Speir of Mayfair Drive, married John Howard Brown son of Mr and Mrs Everett Brown of Campbells Creek at the Baptist Temple Thursday. Rev Roland J Weisser officiated. A reception followed at the Press Building. The bride wore a white street-length suit with lace coat and veil. A Florida-bound honeymoon trip preceded by a navy linen sheath. The couple will reside at 611 El Preado Street West Palm Beach Florida.
Linda Cacole Kempler and Kenneth Ray Ward married May 31 in a Fayetteville service at minister Rev Dial H Rollins home. Brenda Sharon Massie and John Charles Wiles Jr. tied the knot the same day at Wesley Church Mor gantown after WVU graduation. The couples plan to live in Baltimore and Dayton before his assignment at Wright Patterson AFB.
The Kas Nawha Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a memorial service at Rose City Cafeteria conducted by chaplain Mrs. C. M. Jennings honoring deceased members Viola Hively W F Wolfe and W D Humphreys. Mrs. W E Holcomb spoke on Pleasant Point resort opening near Point Pleasant. Mrs. C G Bergman reported on the Western District convention May 15 at Nitro and Mrs. C H Walworth gave the national defense talk.
A Charleston Gazette Woman's Department recap highlights new products. Custard mix offers six minute top stove preparation with no baking. A hollow-handle toothbrush doubles as a sip straw for travelers. Party booklets suggest spring shower themes and menus. A two-step cleaner revives shoes and fabrics. A cordless cooling fan, cleansing bar, and lighted keywound alarm clocks debut. Eye shadow shades, fabric spray, and temporary hair color promise quick beauty upgrades. For more details call 346-9441.
The Sunday Gazette Mail Home and Family section requires all items including engagements weddings and club notices to be submitted before noon Thursday each week. Weddings must occur on the preceding Friday or Saturday and Lois Smith is the Woman's Editor.
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