Younger Set Holds Dance At Kanawha Country Club
Charlestown social pages report a Younger Set dance at Kanawha Country Club hosted by Nancy O'Dell and Gail Engel with out of town guests from Oak Hill, Vols, and Boston. Other notable events include an Edgewood Country Club dance by Andy Payne and a Pauley's gathering featuring several local residents.
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Kanawha Country Club
Jerry Braden
Nancy O'Dell
Gail Engel
Ashton Cotton Gallagher
Isabelle Charnock
Bob and
Jane Keily
Oak Hill
Bill Kells
B.z Stone
Gap
Vaz
Mary Lowell Gray
Rain
Ralph Webb
Ginny Bush
Kim Borchardt
Frances Thompson
Terry Young
Martha Louw Thomas
Pauley's
Betty Lindsay
Lard Snyder
Jim Gordon
Billie Settle
Harry Ernst
DuPont High teen Bernard Clark wins Gazette Teen of the Week
Bernard Clark of Rand receives the Gazette Teen of the Week and Danford Leadership Award while at DuPont High. He served as Biology Club president and advertising manager of The DuPontian, is in the National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll, and acted in the Spring Follies and senior play Rest Assured. He carried an A average, ranked fourth, and will start freshman year at Ohio University.
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Danford
DuPont High School
Bernard Clark
B. F. Clark
Rand
Gazette
DuPont High
Bernard
DuPontian
Quill and Scroll
Ohio University
Your Baby And Mine And How To Raise A Fine Child
The article outlines parenting ideals from birth focusing on breast feeding as the first love experience, allowing movement with minimal restraints, and introducing discipline via delayed feeding to foster independence. It stresses balanced freedom with firmness to teach self-control and social consideration.
How to Be A Good Parent leaflet offered by Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Myrtle Meyer Eldred has dedicated a leaflet to conscientious parents. Leaflet No. 88 can be obtained by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of this newspaper.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
the Gazette
Aides Appoint Officers for Charleston Sympony Orchestra Committee
Mrs Clarence 8 Dunn announces the officers for the coming year of the Woman's Committee of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra. Named are Mrs W N Stoops as president, Mrs John Lanvaras as second, Mrs George H Freeman and Miss Jane Lambert as pubbers, Mrs Fred Cole as pro- vainer, with Mrs R E O’Canonhor listed in a forthcoming role.
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Clarence 8. Dunn
Charleston
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