Wigs Debut in Charleston Show By Erica Redinger
Wigs and hairpieces make a week long Charleston debut as Miss Erica Redinger demonstrates new styles at Stone and Thomas. Italian hair and oriental blends feature varied textures and fittings with technicians ready to train local beauticians. Wigs will be permanently housed at Coiffures Americana for ongoing service.
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Charleston
Kathy Springer
Erica Redinger
Erica
Austria
Stone and Thomas
Paris
France
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Coiffures Americana
Stone and
Thomas
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Redinger
Frank Wilkin
Four Kids One Bathroom Tops Family Woes
A reader asks Ann Landers how to manage a single bathroom for four children aged 16, 15, 13, and 11 with daily squabbles. The column suggests a family summit, set schedules, and penalties for delays to improve cooperation and reduce chaos.
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Ann Landers
Apne
Quotarians Plan Inter City Meet At South Charleston Club
The South Charleston Quota Club discussed an inter city social meet at Young's Center Restaurant. Mildred Javins was named club historian and Ruth Mastin reported on the First District president’s meeting at Princeton where Mary Mazzella became chair of the resolutions committee. Six members will attend the International convention in Toronto including Ruth Mastin Mary Mazzella Glada Uhlman Dorothy Arden Hallie Ball and Pribble Marshall.
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South Charleston
Quota Club
Young’s Center
Mildred Javins A
Ruth Mastin
First District
Quota International
Princeton
Ing
Mary Mazzella
Toronto
Canada
Glada Uhlman
Dorothy Arden
Hallie Ball
Pribble Marshall
Bridge Scores Told From Friday Night Game
Master point game at the Esso Building hosted by the Kena Wha Valley Bridge Assn announced winners in two directions. North-south top duo Mrs. John Maloney and Mrs. Earl Stong led, with second place Mrs. G A Anderson and Danny Gumowski, third Mrs. Webb Angell and Mrs. John Lowe, and fourth Mrs. H C Ellett and B Bock Jr. East-west winners: first Mr and Mrs Tui Reich, second Dr. and Mrs L C Richmond, tied for third Herman Redd with Mrs Mabel Schoonover and N A Clarke with John Epperson. Twelve tables played.
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Esso
Kena Wha Valley Bridge Assn
Orer
John Maloney
Earl Stong
G. A. Anderson
Danny Gumowski
Webb Angell
John Lowe
H. C. Ellett
B. & Bock Jr
Tui Reich
L. C. Richmond
Herman Redd
Mabel Schoonover
N. A. Clarke
John Epperson
Bride-Elect Carolyn Wilson Honored at Shower Luncheon
Miss Carolyn Virginia Wilson, set to wed Peter Ruloff Schanck on Tuesday, attended a luncheon and kitchen shower Saturday at the Fairview Drive home of Mrs. David Barry Jr. Co hosts were Mrs. George N. Wilson Jr. and Miss Elizabeth Ann Wilson. Guests included Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Noble Comer Jr., Mrs. David Barry III, and Miss Barbara Wilson.
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Carolyn Virginia Wilson
Peter Ruloff Schanck
Fairview Dr
David Barry Jr
Barry
George .N. Wilson Jr
Elizabeth Ann Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Noble Comer Jr
David Barry III
Barbara Wilson
Lodge Candy Sale Aids Needy Girls
The Marmet Pythian Sisters Lodge sponsors a candy sale to fund sending underprivileged girls to Camp Beckwith this summer. The sale started Monday and runs until stock is sold. Funds chair Mrs. Robert F. Lawrence coordinates orders from 1015 Mission Rd with deliveries to Charleston Kanawha City Marmet Chesapeake and Lens Creek areas.
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Marmet Pythian Sisters Lodge
Camp
Beckwith
Robert F. Lawrence
Mission Rd
Charleston
Kanawha City
Marmet
Chesapeake
Lens Creek
Alderson Weds Linda Webb and Barry Worrell at Memorial Baptist
Miss Linda Clotille Webb and Barry Eugene Worrell wed at Alderson Shueck Memorial Baptist Church on June 1 in a double ring ceremony. Rev Waldo Jackson officiated with families present. The bride wore a street length white dress and pink roses. groom's party included James Meredith as best man and Margaret Cochran as attendant. The couple, after a Virginia honeymoon, will reside in Washington.
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Alderson
Shueck Memorial Baptist Church
Lewisburg
Linda Clotille Webb
Barry Eugene Worrell
Airs
Curtis Webb
Anjean and
Howard Fields
Eugene Worrell
Princeton
Waldo Jackson
Margaret Cochran
Rupert
James Meredith
Aderson
Birth Announcements From Bay Area May Obituaries
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Bay
Eam Mire Wilkes
Charleston
Lo Stewart
fAissian Rd
Ollum
Rowsey
Aren
Mey Jo
J. An
Leonard Hancock
Te Brance
Dale E. Wits
Local Girl Weds Allen Veasey at Morgantown Church
Miss Maralea Kay Armstrong daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Armstrong of Charleston wed Allen James Veasey son of Mr and Mrs C A Veasey of Morgantown in a double ring ceremony at Wesley Methodist Church with Rev Aldred P Wallace officiating. Bridesmaid Virginia Armstrong wore pink organza. Best man John Veasey. The couple plans to reside at 247 Fife Street after a wedding trip.
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Morgantown
Wesley Methodist Church
Maralea Kay Armstrong
Glen Armstrong
Virginia Ave
Charleston
Allen James Veasey
C. A. Veasey
Here
Aldred P. Wallace
Mary Jane Schuster
Virginia Marie Armstrong
John Veasey
Veasey
Charleston High School
West Virginia University
Morgantown High School
WVU
Fife St. Bam
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