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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1965

Page

7

Couple Feted on Common Birthday in St Albans

Oldsters Ida Carr and Henderson Dean celebrated shared birthdays with a family dinner and open house in St Albans. Carr, widow mother to five, has lived with her son since 1952 while Dean and wife Mamie Pierson near Clay will soon observe their 71st wedding anniversary. They reside at Littlepage Terrace in Charleston and remain active in daily chores.

Bama Ida Carr Henderson Dean J. Ashworth Carr St. Albers Bratf St. Albans Braxton County J. Ash Worth Carr South Walnut Street Dean Mamie Pierson Clay Littlepage Terrace Charleston Zubick E. A. Short Pinch George N. M. Ragland Druid Place Charlottesville George Arthur Ragland University of Virginia Patrick Ragland Pomiret Conn Marsha. Ragland Mollins College Penelope Drennen Washington, D. C Dale Drennen Greenbrier College Nolmes Morton Holly Road California Susan Alexander San Francisco

Five Golf Sessions Open Day at Local Clubs

A roundup of women golf events across Edgewood Southmoor County Club Sleepy Hollow Meadowbrook Kanawha Country Club and more with tee times 5 a m to 9:30 a m. Hostesses include Mrs Lyle Snodgrass Mrs Frank Barnett and Mrs Clarence Wheatley. Also civic club meetings and social gatherings listed.

Edgewood Country Club Southmoor County Club Ray Henson Sleepy Hollow Golf Club Kanawha Valley Lyle Snodgrass William Snodgrass Meadowbrook Recreation Club Frank Barnett Clarence Wheatley Kanawha Country Club Teenis Garrett Surface Russell P. M. Gardner Ethel Evans Circle King's Daughters Joseph N. Kenna Swarthmore Ave Charleston Civinette Club Rose City Lee Street Union Mission Project Sterling Bridge Canasta LaVerne Rhodes Piccadily St Ohio Valley College Gorman Shelter Coonskin Park Breezemont Garden Club B. R. McCandless Breezemont Dr Parkway Iris Garden Club K. D. Rymer Knox Ave First Baptist Church Mountaineer Sweet Adelines First Christian Church Beauregard Washington Streets Elkview Morris Little Sandy Chelyan Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Tiskelwah Scottish Rite Temple

You and Your Wedding Honeymoon Simplicity Tips

Practical advice for newlyweds planning a simple comfortable honeymoon. Emphasizes choosing a site that suits both partners, keeping plans light, packing efficiently, and avoiding overplanning. Encourages shared decisions, modest wardrobe, and a thoughtful gesture to thank parents.

Guests and Graduations Highlight Local Notices

Mrs. Melville Stewart hosts three daughters and families for two weeks. Relatives arrive from Harlingen Texas Rockford Michigan and Houston Texas. Susan Leonard returns from Winston-Salem after visiting newborn niece Susan Elizabeth Harbin born May 2c. Duke University and UVA graduations noted for Litaker Ragland and Ragland families.

Melville Stewart Staunton Ave William Taylor Harlingen Texas James Jameson Rockford Ralph Luddecke Houston Susan Leonard Spring Hill Drive Winston - Salem N. C Susan Elizabeth Harbin Ned Harbin Kk. C. Leonard Ned Harbin Sr Forest City Harbin Jr

Short Long Formal Gowns Debate Splits City Women

Lois Smith reports a fashion clash among Charleston women over short versus long formal gowns. Some skip long gowns to avoid cost or frequent wear, while others praise longs for femininity. At Edgewood Country Club's season kickoff, both styles appeared with many guests sewing their own gowns, notably favoring sheath long designs and white pique for summer events.

Lois Smith Charleston

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