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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
5
A reader shares a warm memory of Spot the dog and notes his close bond, while another letter asks Ann Landers to arbitrate a ring and wedding dress dispute in a blended family. The column ends with listening tips for radio air time.
Homemaking column shares two reader recipes. First a homemade salad dressing using vinegar, celery seed, sugar, butter and cornstarch, mixed with cole slaw or potato salad. Then two versions of old fashioned vegetable soup with beef, vegetables, rice and pasta, including instructions for simmering and optional pressure cooking.
Miss Mary Beth Golden and Martin Scott Harper wed at St Marys United Methodist Church in a Sunday ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Golden of Pittsburgh, wore white silk organza with beau dange lace and pearls, carrying her mother's prayerbook. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Whitney Stogden and bridesmaids Miss Debi Kaclik, Miss Marlene Medley, Miss Linda Stakins, and flower girl Mindy Truex. Best man was the bridegroom's father. ushers were Kenneth Boyles, Rodney Keister, Dave Snyder, and Michael Devol. Rob Harper served as ring bearer. The couple plans a northern wedding trip and residence in Glenville after.
Mrs Earl Clevinger Mrs C T Miller Jr Mrs Robert McClure and Mrs Margaret Smith were welcomed as new members. Hostess Mrs Ralph Dement organized a picnic at Little Creek Park last week and the group schedules a members only flower show on Sept 19 at Mrs John Meadows home.
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