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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
1
Photographs show Beachgoers in provocative swimsuits, drawing attention and police action. Model Lyn Frances and 19-year-old Toni Lee Shelley attract crowds on Chicago and Toronto beaches, while two-year-old Elizabeth Hebb and Diana Chapleau remain amid the scene.
The St Albans area lists a Garden Club meeting at 7 00 p m at Mrs Martha Wandleys home on Vorpes Valley View Drive where Mrs Ima May will demonstrate wire pressed floral arrangements McKinley Junior High School hosts summer band rehearsals beginners at 9 00 am intermediates at 10 00 am and junior high students at 11 00 am The St Albans Community Band rehearses at 7 pm Tuesday in the McKinley Junior High School band room James Keadle directs the bands Mrs Robert Weaver speaks on The American Baptist Convention at the Tuesday morning Woman s Mission Society meeting of the First Baptist Church at 10 am in the church parlor The Wesleyan Service Guild of St Andrew Methodist Church holds a dinner meeting at half past noon today in Friendship Hall The program Cooperation with Other Denominations features a panel including Mrs J D Treanor representing the First Presbyterian Church Mrs Charles Albert from the Episcopal Church Tri Acres Civic Club meets with Mrs W F Ackerman at 8 pm Thursday at Mrs Harlan Pennington s home 905 Lotus Rd Mrs Avis Phelps serves with moderator Mrs K Paul presiding and devotions led by Mrs James N McKin The St Albans Ladies Theaters members Ruth and Bob Hulton present a skit The St Albans Camera Club meets 730 pm The Well Baby Clinic Tuesday at Appalachian Auditorium Eighteen portraits from Anseo s Gallery of outstanding portraits will be shown 9 11 am Friday in the llachey Building Main Street Directors and judges will discuss portrait improvements Dr Roger Harshbarger attendance physician will be present
In Chicago at Soldier Field a 70,000 strong rally heard Rev Martin Luther King declare that congressional civil rights legislation signals a new hope for African Americans while progress remains. President Johnson’s message was read by Sen Paul Douglas of Illinois and honored leaders of civil rights groups as Hesburgh and other speakers urged action.
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