Women Plan Year Junior Club Projects in Charleston
The Junior Department of the Woman's Club of Charleston chose five projects for 1956-57. Activities include Charm School dancing lessons for children at Davis Shelter, radio station records for Hopemont Sanatorium patients, nylon hose drives for homes for the aged, a clothing closet for needy children, and Arthur Murray dancing lessons for teens at the City Youth Center. New officers presided and committee chairs were named, with club president E K Stevens attending, along with several guests.
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Woman's Club of Charleston
Charm School
Davis Child
Shelter
Hopemont Sanitarium
Arthur Murray
City Youth Center
W. QO. Davis Jr
DH. Starcock
James H. Sadler
Charles Harrison
R. 3. Anderson
Lucille Logs~don
E. K. Stevens
Dorothy Curry
Betty Fox
Ann Bangart
Mary Lou Welsh
Dottie Doerr
Jo Ann’ Dunn
Berry Withrow Wedding at Fifth Avenue Church
Miss Carolyn Ann Withrow wed George B. Berry Jr in a double ring ceremony at Fifth Avenue Church of Goo. Rev H C Rice officiated. Attendants wore orchid and Nile green gowns with sequined tiaras as the couple, both South Charleston graduates, plan a southern wedding trip.
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Fifth Avenue
Goo
Carolyn Ann Withrow
George B. Berry, Jr
Spring Hill
Cecil H. Withrow
South Charleston
H. C. Rice
Annette Barnette
Richard Midkiff
Vegetable Chips New Snack Item Headlines TV Time Snack
In Chicago Agriculture Secretary Fiera Taft Benson announced a government program to find markets for farm surpluses through new snack items. The item lineup includes carrot chips beat chips lima bean and pea nuggets aimed at nationwide TV viewership.
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Chicago
INS
Agriculture
Fiera Taft Benson
Benson
Miss Helen Moore Weds In St. Marks Ceremony
Miss Helen Ruth Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Moore of O Dell Ave marries John Lafe Kidwell of Woodland Dr son of Mr and Mrs William Arvey Kidwell of Matewan at St Marks Methodist Church June 9 The ceremony was by Dr A B Bennett with music by Mrs G H Overholt and James E Thomas A reception followed The matron of honor was Al Pekrul bridesmaids were Patricia Carter and Mary Ruth Kidwell The bridal party wore yellow crystalette and turquoise gowns They carried pastel bouquets The bride wore a ballerina length embroidered tulle gown with lace hat veil and orchid prayer book She is a Stonewall Jackson graduate member of Alpha Iota Sorority Beta Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and YWCA Co Ed Council The groom a Magnolia High School graduate served four years in the Navy and attends Morris Harvey College They reside at 1590 East Woodland Dr The Charleston Gazette employed him.
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Berry
South Charleston High School
Miss Withrow
Capital City Commercial College
Sudit
Embee’s
University of Chicago
West Virginia University
Hae
Westinghouse
Phi. Gamma Delta Fraternity
St. Marks Methodist Church
Helen
Ruth Moore
Roy Moore
O'Dell.ave
John Lafe Kidwell
Woodland
William Arvey Kidwell
Matewan
A. B. Bennett
G.H. Overholt
James E. Thomas
al Pekrul
Patricia Carter
Mary Ruth Kidwell
Joel Blancaslor
Raymoand Zopp
John Vargo
Magnolia High School
Helongs
Navy
Morris Harvey
Robert W. Honer
Early Risers Foolhardy, Artists Stay Abed Late
Phyllis Battelle laments early rising and cites famed sleeper artists like Florence Nightingale Darwin and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. She highlights a state of rest as a source of creativity, noting critics and a prophet’s line about strength lying in sitting still. The piece defends bed lovers against dawn-advocating coteries.
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Phyllis
Battelle New York
INS
Cecil Woodham-Smith
Harry Truman
Charles Darwin
Elizabeth
Barrett
Florence
Nightingale
Florence Nightingale
Missa Woodham-Smith
Darwin
Elizabeth Barrett
Isaiah
Orma Anita Wills Weds Richard W Robinson in June
Miss Orma Anita Wills married Richard W Robinson in a June 10 ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church Chapel conducted by Dr George Vick. Attendants wore Chantilly lace gowns. Alan Stephen was best man. ushers included William Hickman and Claude Houghtling. The bride’s brother-in-law, Robert W Honer, gave the bride in marriage. reception followed at East Bank High School and Marshall College. The couple, she an elementary teacher, he manager of Thom McAn Shoe Store.
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East Bank High School
Marshall College
Kanawha County
Beaver
Beaver Falls
Penna
Charleston
Masonic Lodge No. 153
Thom McAn’ Shoe
Sunday News Publication Rules For Weddings
The Gazette Woman's Dept sets a Thursday copy deadline at 2 p.m. for Sunday weddings, with weddings occurring Friday or Saturday. Pictures must be in by Thursday, wedding photos not used after one month, and no guaranteed publication date. Lois Amick, Women's Editor.
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Gazette Woman's Dept
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jr. Club
Chantilly Isce
Lawrence Smith
Patricia Martin
Jon Berry
Ray Markel
George Stricker
Bronx
N. Y
George Berry Jr
Carolyn Withrow
Woman's Club
D. Hy Starbuck
R. B. Anderson
W.O. Davis I
C.D. McCune
Helen Moore
St. Marks
Charleston, Gazette
John, Lafe Kidwell
Helen Ruth Moore
America
Orma
Anita Wills
R. W. Robinson
First Presbyterian Church
Orma Annita’ Wills
Richard W. Robinson
Maysel R. Wills
Lancaster Ave
J. E. . Wills
George’. Robinson
George Vick
Ross Edwards
Elizabeth Reese’ Johnson
Lois Crutchfield
Jewel Scott
Don Hatfield
vAlan
Stephen
William
Hickman
Claude ‘Houghtling
Orma Annie Wills
SY. Josup
Galperin Music Co
Steinway Studio
Picine
Penzel-Mueller Studio
Gibson
Getzen
Pan
Penzel-Mueller
Cecadita Woos
Wes Sions
Magnavox
Records
Wouse
Byez
Capitol LT
Electrica
Westinghyil
Westinghout
eewiMimunite
Serut
Lois Amick
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