Kanawha Valley Women Debate U S Space Woman
Area women weigh a U S space effort with mixed views on launching a female astronaut. Some support urgency while others urge caution not to rush a crash program to catch up with the Soviet lead.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
15
Area women weigh a U S space effort with mixed views on launching a female astronaut. Some support urgency while others urge caution not to rush a crash program to catch up with the Soviet lead.
West Virginia readers tour Showboat Rhododendron at Capitol Street levee enjoying casual daytime wear and elegant evening outfits. Cast ensembles feature seersucker jackets and skirts while footwear shifts from flat casual to high heels for night outings. Performances schedule spans Charleston St Albans Montgomery and back with 2 pm matinees.
Diverse club events across Kanawha and nearby areas include soap decoration workshops at Mrs Harrah’s Nitro home, bridge sessions in Charleston, luncheon meetings at Glenwood Heights and Kanawha Country Club, Coonskin Park picnic, sorority and Woodmen Circle gatherings, play review in St Albans, and beauty slides on West Virginia’s Birthday Eve.
Mrs. Quenton Reed of Pi Psi Chapter will lead a pledge ceremony for two rushees at 7 30 pm in JOUAM Hall Dunbar during today’s meeting. Rushees Dolly Ruddle Kay Cottrell and eleven pledges will be initiated with hostesses Coleen Burdette and Douglas Mabe assisting.
The Charleston Moose Lodge No 1444 will host a centennial dance at Piets Capitol Street from 10 p.m. tonight until 1 a.m. Ned Guthrie with Jo Baby will perform, with Don Osborne taking the stage at 4 p.m. Friday and The Mellonaires at the same time for a Saturday dance.
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