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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
5
Charleston Gazette readers submit rhubarb based dishes including Rhubarb Crunch from Ethel Plasters of Madison and Rhubarb Cake from Mrs Alice Ridgeway of Boomer. A sugar free diabetic friendly cake from an anonymous Frametown homemaker is also shared with notes on ingredients and baking times.
The Rev. Ada Hix officiated an May 25 wedding at DuPont City Presbyterian Church for Harriet McGill and Jack R. Summers Jr. The couple's families, attendants, and reception are noted. both newlyweds hold local schooling and employment ties.
A reader emails about policemen cheating rates and partner betrayal. Ann Landers and Morris Fishbein respond with caution, correcting statistics and offering context. The column also covers advice on legal practice abroad, hotel doctor exchanges, and a health booklet offer.
Miss Mary Alice Dahmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene D Dahmer Woodward Court became the bride of Larry Mitchell Stover son of Mr and Mrs James R Stover Clear Creek at 3 pm May 27 in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church The Rev J Harrell Harper officiated With music by Mrs Anna Covert Johnson and Edward Stone The bride wore a Nottingham lace gown with high neckline and Victorian sleeves Mantilla matched gown She carried an orchid white pomPom and baby’s breath on a white Bible A reception followed and the couple left for a Smoky Mountains trip They will live in Beckley The bride Mary Dahmer graduated Stonewall Jackson High School and Marshall University Magna cum laude in business management She is employed by the West Virginia State Tax Department Her husband a graduate of Clear Fork High School and West Virginia University Institute of Technology Magna cum laude in industrial management also works for the State Tax Department
A patient with endometriosis asks about hysterectomy. The doctor notes most women feel relief after surgery and may experience improved sexual function, with vaginal or abdominal approaches and possible temporary vaginal shortening, then recovery. The piece discusses psychological and physical factors and cautions about variable outcomes.
A mysterious promotion invites readers to obtain Dr Curtis booklet titled Endometriosis by sending 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Dr Lindsay Curtis at The Charleston Gazette. Allow up to four weeks for delivery.
June Frame became Mrs. James Michael McCutcheon at 2 30 p m June 2 in Summersville Presbyterian Church. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev Robert D Burch. The bride is daughter of Mrs Glenna Frame and the late Rev Richard S Frame of Birch. The groom is son of L N McCutcheon and Mrs Anneliese Williams of Cherry Hill NJ. Wedding party included matron of honor Linda Loving brides maid Thomas Smith junior bridesmaid Sandy Woods and flowergirl Jill Morris. Best man was Pete Clark ushers Gary Garret and Greg Gregory ringbearer Richie Vaughan. The couple will reside in Huntington. A rehearsal dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs L N McCutcheon II.
Miss Jean Ruth Chenoweth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray Chenoweth of St Albans, plans a August 19 wedding at St Peter United Methodist Church in St Albans. She and fiance James Paul McCormick II, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Paul McCormick of Nitro, will graduate from Marshall University in December. He is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi. The Rev. Robert Chenoweth and Rev. John Mendez will officiate after Myrtle Beach trip plans.
June rush month activities announced for Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Parties will be hosted at homes of Mrs Gary Prince Miss Charlotte Haddox Miss Sandy Morgan Mrs Stephen Mullins and a final party at Miss Morgan's residence.
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