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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
5
Instructional notes on freezing and canning corn green beans and sweet potatoes with steps for trimming husks, removing milk, packing jars, and boiling them. It also answers a reader question about cleaning a cler ox bottle by repeatedly washing and boiling glass bottles until odor disappears.
Miss Elaine Fout became the bride of Bobby Ray Anderson at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church in a candlelight ceremony. The couple's families are from Hawthorne Drive Hawthorne and Livingston Avenue. A reception followed as traditional music played by organist Miss Lillian Chris lip.
The district nominates a couple for a district confab veation. The foundation in Faith will headline a four day convention with business sessions policy talks and service project workshops. Main speakers include Miss Augusta Clawson and Michael Hardman as ushers. The bride plans a Miami Beach honeymoon and Key West trip in a powder blue linen suit. They will reside at 100744 Valley Rd after marriage. The bride is a Morris Harvey College senior majoring in elementary education with an English degree and sorority member. She is a Stonewall Jackson High School graduate active in majorette, National Honor Society, and Rhododendron Girls' State. The groom, also a Stonewall Jackson graduate, is in the West Virginia Air National Guard and works at South Charleston Electric Co.
Miss Gloria Kay Rucker and David McFarland Kennedy II wed at Clendenin Church of the Nazarene on May 11. The bride wore white satin with pearls and a lace crown veil, escorted by her father. Bridesmaids wore aqua and white gowns. best man was G Gregory Kennedy. They plan to live in Falling Rock and work toward future careers.
Miss Evelyn Sue Rapp and Maurice Hamill Jr. wed at Spruce Street Methodist Church Morgantown June 2. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Rapp Renick, wore lace bodice silk gown with lace headpiece and orchid on prayerbook. Attendants included Mrs John L Richmond and the groom’s father. Honeymooning in Pennsylvania then Michigan. Rapp crowned 1958 Mountain State Forest Festival princess and 1960 State Dairy princess. Hamill, a former USAF jet pilot, a WVU dentistry student, led Phi Omega Dental Fraternity. bride taught home economics at Lewisburg High.
The Sunday News announces a Thursday deadline for weddings to appear in Sunday editions. Only weddings from Friday or Saturday are accepted with copy and picture due by Thursday 2 p.m. and photos not used after a month.
A Monday calendar lists multiple garden clubs and social gatherings. Activities include picnics, cookouts, dinners, and meetings at venues such as the YMCA, homes on Hamp ton and Carson Streets, and the Elks Club. Notable groups include the Herieston AlemAn Club, Dunbar Garden Council, Kanawha Estates Garden Club, and Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Pi Serv erky.
Parkersburg girl Katherine Stevenson Lutz was chosen Queen Silvis XXVI of the Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins for Oct 3-6. The 22 year old teaches English and first year French at Van Devender Junior High and pursues a master’s in library science. Lutz, known as Kitty, is daughter of Dr. Athey Ragan Lutz, an orthopedic surgeon, and Mrs. Lutz. She studied at DeSales Heights Academy Marymount College Queen Mary College and Universite de Besancon and has traveled in Europe. She is active in arts and clubs and will be crowned by Gov. W. W. Barron. She is among 36 princesses, two maids of honor and minor court members.
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