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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
5
A fragment from a New York piece describes casual hair brushing and styling with shirts and facial details. The text mentions brushing crown and hairlines, with strands moved toward the ears and back behind each ear, attributed to Mr. John.
Prince Hall Grand Chapter in Beckley elected officers at the band grand communication. Slate includes Mrs Ot tras Chali Logan grand worthy matron James Le max Williamson grand worthy paleah Mrs Hazel Dabney Charleston grand associate patron Harald Twist Charleston grand associate patron Mrs Virginia Keezigr Histon grand secretary Mrs Lucy Clarkson Morgantown grant treasurer and George Payne Mannington three year trustee.
A long letter mix covers a romance old age guilt and desire alongside reader questions on parent child dialogue dog show party etiquette and a humorous misread invitation. Ann Landers responds encouraging open dialogue respect for teens and polite rebuttal while dismissing a granny romance as folly.
The June 21 marriage at Darlington Methodist Church South Charleston united Mrs. Rebecca Huffman Morris and Robert Wayne Lottis. Officiant Crowson led the ceremony with nuptial music by Mrs. Harold Casta. The bride is the daughter of Melvin Huffman. groom’s parents are Mrs. George Smith and Garland Luttis.
Patricia Ann Cornell and William Logan Hills were married June 1 at St Mark's Methodist Church in a double wing ceremony led by Rev. W J Morrison. The couple will live in Coralville Iowa after studies at the University of Iowa. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Cornell, is a microbiology major at Morris Harvey and a former student at Randolph Macon Woman's College and the University of Kentucky. The groom, son of Dr and Mrs HM Hills Jr of Rockledge Drive, attended Parsons College and West Virginia Tech and will coach and teach in South Charleston. Several attendants and family members attended the ceremony and reception at Edgewand Country Club before a Myrtle Beach honeymoon.
Miss Leliah Evans of Halden married Clyde F. Allman of Beard with Rev. Danny Hoberts officiating. Attendants included Mrs. C. O. Larson of Dinsmour California, and the couple were hosted to a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tennis Maynard of Malden. Both are employed by the West Virginia Department of Public Institutions and will reside in Beard after a wedding trip through the Ohio Valley.
Hugheston pair Judy Woods, daughter of Irene Woods, marries Pvt William Coleman, son of Clyde and Mr. Mrs. Coleman, at Hughes Creek Church of God. Rev Gray Tucker officiates. reception at Woods home. Bride in white lace frock with pearls. bouquet of white roses. Attendant Judy Hayne Yolande Stanley Sandra Crookshank. Coleman graduates Cedar Grove High School and will reside with his wife in Fayetteville D C during his duty.
An early summer wedding is planned by Miss Virginia Ann Rollins and Robert Martin of Lynco. The announcement was made by her parents Mr and Mrs James E Rollins of Oceana. The bride elect will be a senior at Oceana High School in September. Her fiancé was graduated from Oceana High School.
Area residents interested in joining the Chi Omega Alumnae Club may contact Mrs. William Haynes at 604 Bendview Dr for membership information.
Frank Shaffer, promotion manager for Newspaper Agency Corp., addressed Anne Bailey Chapter DAR at Army-Navy Club on speaking to others. He urged focusing less on others' thoughts and more on what you say, saying you are the most important person. William Abbott spoke on The United Nations. The group plans a July luncheon and workshop at Jackson's Mill.
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