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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1973

Page

9

Readers seek bread recipe and broomstick crochet queries

Homemaker readers request an instant potato bread recipe and instructions for broomstick crochet as a new craft. The column shares tested tips including a prune whip dessert and a one dish dinner using macaroni and beef, plus a shortcake recipe for fruit toppings.

Dottie Charleston Gazette Charleston W. Va Dorothy Evelyn Comer Ruth Sanders Rt. 1 Winfield Frametown

Engineers Auxiliary Installs New Officers

Mrs. E. W. Sutton was installed as the new chairman of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Auxiliary West Virginia Section at its annual luncheon in the Heart-On-Town Motor Inn. Mrs. T. W. Hudson reported contributed funds to the Sylvia W Farney Scholarship Fund and the Keep a Child in School program. Serving with Sutton are Mrs. R. K. Ward as vice chairman, Mrs. W. E. James recording secretary, Mrs. E. E. Loyd treasurer, and Mrs. M. C. Lesher corresponding secretary.

E. W. Sutton American Society of Mechanical Engineers West Virginia Heart-On-Town Motor Inn T. W. Hudson Sylvia W. Farney Stitute of Technology Engineering Charleston Sutton R. K. Ward W. E. James E. E. Loyd M. C. Lesher

Recognize This Local Log Cabin by Connie Shearer

George F. Burchett recalls building his log cabin on the middle lot in the 1920s depression era. With help from his father-in-law, brothers-in-law, and contractor George Morris the house was completed in 1930 at 906 Montrose Dr. Charleston, featuring a center stairway, two upstairs bedrooms, a bath, and a full downstairs layout with a long living room and stone fireplace.

Connie Shearer George F. Burchett Kanawha Land Co Burchett C&p Telephone Co Montrose Dr South Charleston

Butler-Marine Vows Exchanged in Fayetteville

Mr and Mrs Clarence Butler announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Lou Butler to Robert Allen Marine son of Mr and Mrs Pete Marine of Fayetteville The ceremony was performed June 2 at Salem Road Freewill Baptist Church by Rev Lee Dilley The couple will reside in Wheeling after a wedding trip to Mountain Lodge in Charleston both graduates of Fayetteville High School

Fayetteville Clarence Butler Betty Lou Robert Allen Marine Pete Marine Lee Dilley Salem Road Freewill Baptist Church Etteville High School Charleston Wheeling

Miss West Bride Elect of Donald W Wolford

Sharon Lynn West, daughter of Floyd A West and Mrs West of South Charleston, is engaged to Donald Wayne Wolford, son of Eugene Wolford of Oak Hill. The church wedding is planned for June 29 at 7 30 p m at Fifth Avenue Church of God in South Charleston with Rev John W Conley officiating. Bridesmaids are Sheila Powell Valerie Ray and Marsena Hughes. best man is Ronnie Wolford. ushers are Michael West and Charles Powell. Sharon West graduated from South Charleston High School and works for C P Telephone Co. Donald Wolford is a Montgomery High School graduate who attended West Virginia State College and works for First National Bank of South Charleston.

Floyd A. West South Charleston Sharon Lynn Donald Wayne Wolford Eugene Wolford Oak Hill Fifth Avenue Church of God John W. Conley Shelia Powell Valerie Ray Marsena Hughes Ronnie Wolford Michael West Charles Powell Miss Vest South Charleston High School C & P Telephone Co Montgomery High School West Virginia State

TOPS Convention Held at Clarksburg

The UpTownner Ima Clarksburg hosted the June 3–9 TOPS convention reporting West Virginia TOPS total weight loss of 10,194 pounds for 1972. The workshop in Peacock Room was led by Wanda Lee Haid with opening remarks by Frankie J Whytsell and a dress parade for those who shed 50 pounds or more. The Harrison County Senior Citizens Band provided entertainment.

Clarksburg West Virginia Wanda Lee Haid Frankie J. Whytsell

Ceremony Scheduled for Charleston Moose Installation

Charleston Chapter 317 Women of the Moose will install Mrs. Janet Peters as senior regent at 7 p m Saturday at the Moose home 501 Central Ave. Other officers and a buffet will follow the ceremony with multiple named members listed.

Charleston Women of the Moose Janet Peters Moose Central Ave Freda Moore Robert Cummings Betty Anderson Orphin Sims Virginia Richard Olive White Effie Haddad Ann de Hart

Engagement News Change Beginning July 1

The Charleston Gazette and Sunday Gazette Mail announce no photographs with engagement notices to save space for more general interest items. Wedding photos will still accompany stories submitted within deadlines.

Charleston Gazette Sunday Gazette Mail

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