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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
3
A fragmentary essay warns that premarital intimacy harms communication and long term bonding. It urges realistic views on marriage, advising patience and testing a relationship through diverse situations to gauge durability, while noting social pressures and youthful choices.
Miss Pam Link, 15, of Shenandoah Junction WV, a Williamsport High School student, won the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Apple Pie Baking contest in Winchester VA. She will visit Colonial Williamsburg with her mother June 29 to July 1, expense free, courtesy of the Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce. The trip includes train travel, overnight stays, meals, and tours. The contest is open to high school girls from the Appalachian fruit region.
The Blocks ty Bucks Mothers Club will hold its annual installation banquet Wednesday in the Mountaineer Room. Officers to be installed include President Mrs. Robert L. Lunmond, Vice President Mrs. John H. Mandeville, Secretary Mrs. James J. Scharf, Treasurer Mrs. Richard L. Ball, and League Representative. A program by Jake W. Osborne will follow.
Calendar lists multiple golf events in Kanawha County including Ladies Day at Meadowbrook and Berry Hills with tee times around 9 30 am. Hostesses named Mrs HW Nam Fetty and Mrs C AL Lewis, plus driving contests, awards and guest rules. Also noted are events at Edgewood Oak, Tillikum Garden Club and Parkway Mothers Club with speakers and gatherings through the day. Tel A Wives meeting at C and O building on MacCorkle Ave cancelled.
A Reader's Digest article asks if chastity is outdated, arguing both sides with points like being perfectly safe and changing social views. The piece, reprinted at readers' request, appears on page 46 of the July issue now on sale.
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