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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1971

Page

13

State Dairy Princess Leads Active Life in Monroe County

Debbie Leach, 1970-71 West Virginia Dairy Princess, lives on a 330 acre Monroe County dairy farm near Union. She tours WV in official capacity visiting Clarksburg Weston Buckhannon and Fairmont with luncheons parades and receptions. Her summer ends June 27–30 at the National Dairy Princess contest in Chicago where about 35 girls from other states compete. Debbie plans to relax between engagements and pursue sewing cooking swimming and volleyball. She will crown the WV Dairy Princess at Jacksons Mill in August and return to Concord College as a sophomore home economics major.

Monroe County Debbie Leach Union Debbie West Virginia Charleston Huntington Parkersburg Virginia Varnum Department of Agriculture Clarksburg Weston Buckhannon Fairmont Chicago Oakland Raiders Jackson's Mill Concord College Harvey Leach Mr. Leach

Correction Rite Set For Salina Chapter 81 Eastern Star

The Salina Chapter 81 Order of Eastern Star will install officers at 8 p.m. on June 19 in the Malden Masonic Hall correcting earlier plans. Phyllis H. Jones state associate grand matron will install, with Elaine King and William King named as new worthy matron and worthy patron.

Salina Order of Eastern Star Malden Masonic Hall Phyllis H. Jones Elaine King William King

Ann Landers Advice Column Letters Share Urgent Tales

A reader asks how to respond to thoughtless friends after a husband’s death, another seeks medical help for uneven sideburn growth, and a note discusses dog barking etiquette. The Charleston Gazette prints Ann Landers guidance amid letters from Bel Air and others, urging caution and practical steps.

Lura McElwee Bride In Methodist Ceremony

Marlinton line after a June 4 ceremony at the Marlinton United Methodist Church, Lura June McElwee and Charles W. Fauber wed in a candlelit service. The couple, with families from Marlinton and Indiana, plan to reside in Marlinton as she works as a school therapist and he teaches music at Pocahontas County High School.

Lura McElwee Marlinton Marlinton United Methodist Church Lura June McElwee Charles E. McElwee Charles W. Fauber Maxine Fauber Jeffersonville Ind Charles Fauher Scotts Plain Maynard Crawford Willard Eskridge Robin Simpson Sally Evans Susan Fauber Earl Eugene Roush Steven Weatherholt Don McElwee Marlinton High School Marshall University Pocahontas County East Bank High School West Virginia Institute of Technology Pocahontas County High School Parrish St

Sunday Gazette Mail club notices deadline update

The Sunday Gazette Mail sets deadlines for Home and Family section notices at 7 p.m. on the preceding Wednesday with no exceptions. Other Sunday stories must arrive by noon Thursday to ensure publication and readers are advised not to wait until the last minute.

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