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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1958

Page

7

Mae Craft Is Married Leitch At University of Virginia Chapel

In Charlottesville Virginia on June 14 at the University of Virginia Chapel Mrs Mae Glover Craft wed Edwin Gilbert Leitch Jr The bride daughter of Earl Glover Links Grove West Virginia was widow of Alvin Blair Craft The ceremony was led by Rev John F Byerly Jr She wore a light blue batiste frock and carried a prayerbook with an orchid marker The wedding party included Miss Margaret Ann Glover and Dalton B Shu Mate of Richmond The couple will reside in Washington DC after a honeymoon to Nassau Bahamas

Charlottesville University of Virginia Mae Glover Craft Edwin Gilbert Leitch Jr Richmond Earl Glover Links Grove W. Va Alvin Blair Craft John F. Byerly Jr

Family Meals Are Discussed at Homemakers Meeting

Hhedodendron Homemakers gathered at Mrs Wayne Spencer home on First Ave for their regular monthly meeting. Mrs William Crist, Oakhurst Home Demonstration Club member and past home economist, led a lesson titled Quick Meals for Your Family. Reports were given by Mrs Wayne Spencer 4 H leader and Mrs L D Wantler education committee chairman. Mrs Thomas Pickens led a recreation period.

Wayne Spencer First Ave William Crist Oakhurst Home Demonstration Club L. D. Wantler Thomas Pickens

Annual Garden Club Fete Planned at Bedford Home

The Bedford Garden Club schedules its annual picnic for Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs M K Smith Jr Residents of Bedford Rd are invited Mrs Philip Silverstein leads arrangements for the event.

Bedford Garden Club M. K. Smith Jr Bedford Rd Philip Silverstein

Cora Louise Layne Weds Richard McCollam in Baptist Rite

Miss Cora Louise Layne daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Layne of 1019 Red Oak St and Richard Elliott McCollam son of Mrs Elliott McCollam and the late Mr McCollam exchanged marriage vows May 29 at Calvary Baptist Church. The bride wore white lace over baby blue taffeta with a matching hat and veil and carried a prayer book with a white orchid. Ann McCollam acted as matron of honor and Charles McCollam was best man. Mrs McCollam is a Stonewall Jackson High School graduate employed by Western Union. her husband works for Dunbar Wholesale Co.

Cora Louise Layne Carl Layne Red Oak Richard Elliott McCollam Paul Walington Calvary Baptist Church Elliott McCollam Mr. McCollam Washington St Ann MecCallam Charles McCollam Mrs. MccCollam Stonewall Jackson High School Western Union Telegraph Co Dunbar Wholesale Co

Women Outclassed In Bridge Tourney At YMCA

The YMCA Duplicate Bridge Club session saw the women dominate and take all first prizes. North-south winners were W. Midelburg and EH Reich. east-west winners were E L Fink and Kyle MeCormick.

YMCA

Former Logan Girls Wed in Cincinnati Ceremony

Miss Helen Marie Patterson and Maxwell Glenn Turner, son of Arch Turner of Lawrenceburg Ind, wed at Westwood Methodist Church in Cincinnati. Rev James E Walker read the service. Patterson wore Chantilly lace and carried pink and white roses. Turner is a Purdue mechanical engineer and works at General Electric in Cincinnati. The couple will reside there after a honeymoon at Watoga State Park.

Cincinnati Ohio Westwood Methodist Church Helen Marie Patterson Maxwell Glenn Turner Arch Turner Lawrenceburg Ind John A. Patterson Lebanon, Va Logan W.va James E. Walker

Annual Lunch Set By State Daughters

The West Virginia Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution schedules its annual luncheon event. Details include the organizing group and the occasion for gathering members.

the West Virginia Society of the Daughters of the American

Women Club Joint Meeting and Upcoming Luncheon at Jackson's Mill

Jefferson District Farm Women's Club and West Virginia Study Club met at Miss Ruth Watts's home in St Albans. A Flag Day reading by Mrs. H D Peyton and a Jesson on Quick Meals by Mrs. Jerry McCracken were featured. An apron booth will run at St Albans Fair. two new members were welcomed. Revolution's Jackson's Mill luncheon set for July 5 with Elizabeth Luddington Hagan Chapter hosting. reservations due by July 1. Open to DAR members. Friday arrival option available. program to be announced.

Jefferson District Farm Woman’s Club West Virginia Study Club Ruth Watts St. Albans H. D. Peyton Jerry McCracken Jesson James McCracken Annie Watts Martha Clark Study Club West Virginia C. C. Braddock Rose Howes Revolution Jackson’s’ Mill Elizabeth Luddington Hagan Harry Cutlip Jackson's Mill State Weston DAR

Rummage Sale Scheduled at Mt Calvary Baptist Church

The Ladies Auxiliary of Mt Calvary Baptist Church plans a rummage sale today at 1420 Crescent Rd. The sale starts at 9 a.m.

Crescent Rd Ladies Auxiliary of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church

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Mae Craft Is Married E. G. Leitch Jr Garden Club Baptist Church Richard Elliott MecCollam Ners Newton Margolis Sam Ruben Elizabeth Harrison Horace Meldahl Jett Smith Walter Blaufeld B.F. Goodrich Westies Kelvinator B.E Goodrich Washington Laidley Alice Patterson Herbert C. Turner Wiliam C. Ellzey Rudy Moser General Electric Co Mr. Turner Purdue University Watoga State Park Sraun Bros. Packing CO Troy, ON Bernardo Purity Maid Lala
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