DAR Chapter Awards At Flat Top Lake June 19
More than 20 awards were presented to Fayette County high school students by the Borderland Chapter D A R Miss Willia Thompson chaired the citizen awards and several members will attend the Jackson's Mill luncheon July 7 Mrs J M Francesa was named 2023 program chair for the coming year with assistants Mrs F A Guffey and Mrs R L Hughes American History Medals went to Deloris Stanevich Harry Scott Collins High School Oak Hill Buddy Ferro Mt Hope High School Joe Feazelle Fayetteville High School Betty Simms Du Bois High School Mt Hope Carolyn Gilbert Montgomery named Best Citizen plus Good Citizen Award Other Good Citizen recipients included Barbara Baker Gauley Bridge Carol Hicks Fayetteville Jean Carl Mann Oak Hill Nancy Burrus Mt Hope Ruby Aliff Pax and Carol Burr Some grade school medals went to James Seletyn Roger Phillips Judith Fitzpatrick Douglas Romm Patricia Stick Jer Elenora Pishka Pamela Spessard James Bregg Janet Thompson Wallace Craft Jr Ruth Allred Estil Smith The Significance of the Flag program was presented by Mrs I 0 Shumate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Top Lake
Fayette ‘County
Borderland
Daughters of the American Revolution
Willia Thompson
Good Citizen
Frank Graff
Flat Top
Leke
Jackson's Mill
J. M. Francesa
F. A. Guffey
R. L. Hughes
Deloris Stanevich
Harry Scott
Collins High School
Oak Hill
Buddy Ferro
Mt. Hope High School
Joe Feazelle
Fayetteville High School
Betty Simms
du Bois High School
Mt. Hope
Carolyn Gilbert
Montgomery
Barbara Baker
Gauley Bridge
Carol Hicks
Fayetteville
Jean Carl Mann
Nancy Burrus
Ruby Aliff
Pax
Carol Burr
James Seletyn
Roger Phillips
Judith Fitzpatrick
Douglas Romm
Scarbro
Patricia Stick Jer
Elenora Pishka
Glen Jean
Pamela Spessard
James Bregg
Janet Thompson
Wallace Craft Jr
Ruth Allred
Estil Smith
I. 0. Shumate
Golf Widows Swing Into Local Fairways
Charleston golf widows are dead yet their absence earns little public notice. Lois Amick notes women in Charleston form feminine foursomes, teeing off around 10 am and returning for a quick lunch, embracing golf as social sport and self defense amid changing town attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Amick
Gazette
Charleston
Miss West Virginia plans Miss America run in July TV appearance
Carolyn Miller of Clarksburg will appear on Arthur Godfrey's show in late July before traveling to Atlantic City for the Miss America contest. West Virginians recall her as the black haired petite representative at a Clarksburg newspaper during the last North-South activities in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Atlantic City
N. J
Carolyn Miller
Clarksburg
Arthur Godfrey
West
Jeanie Clark Has Wedding at Duke–Moses Couple Marry
Jeanie Clark daughter of Mrs. Walter R. Clark of Mission Road married Stanley Moles son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Moles of Monta Vista Drive. Officiating was Rev Otis L. Fisher on June 16. Bride's sister Marlene Moles was maid of honor with Carolyn Sue Cyrus Carolyn Clark and Patricia Carter as bridesmaids. Best man was Hartley. ushers included Art Chandler, Thomas Albertson of Highpoint North Carolina and Robert Keifer of Dunbar. The bride, Charleston High School graduate, attended Charleston business colleges and formerly worked for John Priestley at The Diamond. The groom, a Duke University medical student and Phi Chi member, graduated from St Petersburg High School and Trinity College Duke. After a trip to St Petersburg they will reside in Durham North Carolina.
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Otis L. Fisher
Jeanie Clark
Walter R. Clark
Mission Rd
Stanley
Moles
S. Moles
Monta Vista
Marlene’. Moles
Carolyn Sue Cyrus
Carolyn
Sue Clark
Patricia Cart
Hartley
Art Chandler
Thomas Albertson
Highpoint
WN. C
Robert Keifer
Dunbar
Charleston High School
Moses
Charleston Business Colleges
Jonn Priestley
the Diamond
St. Petersburg,Fla
Trinity College
Duke University
Duke
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
St. Petersburg
Fla
Durham
N.C
ITS Jelly Cleaner Replaces Scrubbing On Ovens
ITS is a new oven cleaner that restores grease-free surfaces without scraping. The product is brushed on and wiped away after standing, then rinsed with water. Available at THE DIAMOND Downstairs Store for $1, with a plastic brush included. It is non inflammable and performs spectacularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond
Decor Turns Horsey In Home Decor Trend
Horse prints and equestrian motifs surge in interior design from fabrics to wallpapers. Observers cite outdoor scene appeal or simple love of horses as drivers, with June weddings noted as still strong though press coverage remains busy. Diamond prices rise nationwide with rings from $700 on average and above. Local wedding notices show several pairs across West Virginia towns amid steady publishing.
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Dobbin
Charleston
Grace Kelly
Margaret Truman
Tiffany
Calendar Of Events Wednesday Minute Women Of The U S Ax
Calendar of events lists meetings and activities for Wednesday across Charleston area clubs and organizations. Included are American Legion Women’s activities at Brooks Street location, Golden Route Guild luncheon at Vine Street home, Bouchelle Garden Club picnic, Pilot Club lunch and civil defense program, White Shrine Patrol installation dinner, Summit Garden Club picnic, Glenwood Heights Breakfast, Cooper's Creek Farm Women’s Club meeting with Dad's Place in the Family lesson, Kanawha County Club meeting at VFW Home, Pilot Club of St Albans program, Tau Phi Lambda Sorority gifts gathering for Here for the Aged, Midland Garden Club meeting with an arrangement workshop, Alpha Phi Alumnae and Mu Gamma Iota events, Rock Lake Garden Club flower show workshop, and other neighborhood club gatherings.
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U. S. Ax
American Legion
Brooks St
Kanawha Blvd
Golden Rute Guild
George
Hildebrande
Vine &J
0. M. Durbin
R. E. Lee
M. G. Damm
Bouchelle Garden Club
C. A. Wood Jr
Staunton Ave
Guy Holsclaw
Pilot ‘Club of Charleston
Daniel Boone Hotel
Civil Defense
Katherine Huneke
White Shrine Patrol
Humphreys
Wesley Best
Alma Jones
Maude Louderback
Summit Garden Club
Charleston Tennis Club
Glenwood Heights Garden Club
H. M. Beddow
Highland Ra
Cooper's ‘Creek Farm Women's Club
Otto Cantley
Dad
Ira Cavender
Kanawha Coouiette Club
Midland Garden Club
Robert Simpson
Chester Rd
Curtis Williams
James Graham
Alpha Phi Alminee Club
Charles W. Howard
Nottingham Rd
South Charleston
Mu Gamma Chapter
Alpha. Iota Sorority
M.S. Chewning
Poplar Rd
Rock Lake Garden Club
Frank Parker
Coveway
Charles Semesco
Club Demonstrates Flower Arranging at Institute Meeting
Members of the Better Homes and Gardens Club demonstrated flower arrangements at Mrs. Earl High home in Institute. A Homemakers Council report was given by Mrs. Earl High and Mrs. FP Moore was accepted as a new member. Next meeting set for July 2. Mrs. Benjamin Garrett spoke on Dad's Place in the Family and Mrs. J Lordon Mitchell led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes and Gardens Club
Earl High
Institute
Homemakers Council
FP. J. Moore
Benjamin Garrett
Dad
J. Lordon Mitchell
Miss Boggs Weds Glynn Creamer in Naselle Ceremony
Miss Effie Mae Boggs daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph C Boggs of Looneyville West Virginia married Glynn N Creamer USAF son of Mr and Mrs C R Creamer of Fort Worth Texas at Naselle Community Congregational Church June 19 officiated by Rev John Havernin. Reception followed. The bride wore a lace over satin gown with fingertip veil and carried white carnations and rosebuds. Attendants Miss Nelle Thompson and David Wolfe with Philip Nelson as ringbearer. The couple honeymooned in British Columbia and will reside in Naselle while he serves at the Air Force Base there. She previously attended West Virginia University and Hera College and taught home economics in Naselle for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naselle
Wash
Effie Mae Boggs
Ralph C. Boggs
Looneyville
W.va
Naselle Community Congregational Church
Glynn N. Creamer
USAF
C R. Creamer
Ft Worth
Tex
John Havernin
Nelle Thompson
David Wolfe
Philip Nelson
Columbia
Creame
Nae Selle
Air Force
West Virginia University
Herea College
Hague Counselor Joins Camp Ann Bailey Staff
Anneke Scholten of The Hague will serve as a counselor at Camp Ann Bailey for the second session starting July 6. A WVU student on Wesley Foundation scholarship, she majors in library science and plans to study in The Hague late August. Scholten has 11 years in Girl Scouts and rich primitive camping experience in Holland and England. Reservations remain for girls aged 13 to 18 while younger units are full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Holland
Ann Bailey
Kanawha County Council of Girl Scouts
Anneke Scholten
West Virginia University
Wesley Foundation
Yearbook plans to be completed by Colonial Club
Plans will be made for publishing the yearbook Friday night when the Colonial Club program committee of South Charleston meets at the home of club president Mrs. Robert L. Bryan on Fourth Ave. The committee includes Mrs. H. P. Conner as chairman and several other club members handling finance project ways and means dinner press and related duties.
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Colonial Club ‘of
South Charleston
Robert L. Bryan
Fourth Ave
H. P. Conner
A. E. Raspillaire
J. W. Lively
T. J. Avant
L. M. McNerny
Bryan
Lora Blair
C. Ralph Hawkins
H. C. Snyder
Sylvain Goffaux
Project
W. C. Nelson
John
A. Wood
Evelyn Faigley
W. D. Evans
Guy Campbell
Ways End Means
Robert & Wright
Charles Gorby
Philip Allen
Avant
Lively
Bessie Grose
McNerny
Robert Martin
John Henry Purse
Press
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Kanawha Valley
Jeannie Clark
Brownie Holiday
Merrill Photo Supply
Wvo
Hale St
Kanawha
Sue Tanner
Sue
David Payne
Joan Lavella Weember
Dawes
John Paul Fuller
Vivian Godbey
Lee Billy Jackson Jrai
Cinco
Elberta Ano Goff
Foster
Randana
Agnes Jean
Armentrout
Kanawha County
Howard Wilson
Derr Branch
Carol Sue Copley
Standard
McNear
Chase & Sanborn
Glynn Creamer
Effie Mac Boggs
Miss Boggs
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United
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