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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
7
A reader recounts a sixteen year memory about a girl barely fifteen and a failed courtship, illustrating that consequences linger long after a single date. The letter highlights regret, guilt, and the lasting impact of a past sexual encounter on both individuals involved.
Miss Brenda Joyce Stanley plans marriage to Stanley Elliott at the Dunbar Evangelical United Brethren Church. The 8 pm ceremony will be by Rev. Denver L. Miles with a reception at the Dunbar Womens Club. Maid of honor is Miss Penny Stanley. bridesmaids include Linda Maynard Huntington and others. Best man is Carroll Elliott. ushers include Lewis Elliott and Tom Elliott. Rehearsal dinner Friday. several showers held in honor of the bride-elect.
Mrs Herbert J Miller of Bob White announces the Feb 11 marriage of her daughter Sharon to Bobby Gene Workman son of Rev and Mrs Robert Workman of Werhon The ceremony was at Van Methodist Church with Rev Woodrow Lawson officiating A musical program was offered by Arnold Price and Mary Foster The bride wore satin peau de soie with pearl lace and Aurora Borealis stones Attendants wore blue crepe gowns White chrysanthemums framed the bouquets Beth Ann Bradley and Jay Scott White were flower girl and ring bearer Roger Workman was best man Ushers included Herbert J Miller Jr and Harold Price The couple, graduates of Van High School, reside in Virginia Beach where he is stationed at Oceana Naval Station She has attended Marshall University
A home made preparation combines one quart of ammonia with water to form a stiff paste. Knead until smooth and spread across wallpaper using long strokes. It should lift spots, dirt and dust effectively like magic.
The Stepping Stones of Ohio Valley College Kanawha Valley Chapter elected its officers for the coming year. Mary A. Hichards was named president, Pat Hose first vice president, Margaret Lowry second vice president, Edna Alley third vice president, Sally Cook fourth vice president, Pat Smith corresponding secretary, Juanita Sherwood recording secretary, and Doris Hurrah treasurer. Pearl Douglas of Cross Jones was chosen queen of the year for the highest personal contribution.
Lewisburg area residents will tour five homes on the Lewisburg House and Garden Club annual homes and garden tour from 1 to 5 pm Tuesday June 20. The list includes the Be A Tuckwiller Jr. Stonehill Farm on Williamsburg Road, the William H. Ruby and Mrs. K. H. Dunn houses on Dwyer Lane, and the H L Rhocea house on Highland ACHE. Tickets may be purchased from members or at the Get Lewis Hotel after 12:30 pm on tour day. The fund raising tea will be at Mr. and Mrs. B C Dively on Dwyer Lane.
The Better Half by Bob Barnes outlines six week evening day sessions starting July 12 in the center workroom. Mrs. Richard Teale and Mrs. L. M. Milstead will instruct the classes with Teale also teaching basic over arranging from 10 a.m. to noon beginning July 12 through August 16. A junior gardeners workshop is set for June 24 at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Evelyn Clark instructing. Mrs. J. W. Higginbotham will lead flower arranging workshops from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the third Thursday each month. Attendees must bring their own materials.
Patty Lou Bonner and Michael Joseph Russell wed May 26 at St. Pauls Methodist Church in Nitro. Officiant Charles Roth led the ceremony with organist Mrs. Russell Huglsong. bride wore a silk pearl gown with Chantilly lace, train, and pearl-embroidered veil. Attendant Albina Conley wore mint green, with flowergirls Melanie Kay and Kelly Larek. best man Patrick Russell. ushers A. J. Kaye and Thomas L. Bonner. Mrs. Russell studied at Marshall University and West Virginia State College and works for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Russell is a St. Albans High School graduate.
The passage promotes using a vitalizing night cream from the early twenties to soften surface skin dryness and fine lines. It outlines applying Clay vitalizing night cream to cheeks forehead and throat with upward strokes and removing with a tissue to encourage complexion loveliness. Margaret Merril.
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