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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
6
Column on marital sex difficulties, frigid wives, and emotional sources of the problem. Letters from readers reveal how sexual issues span ages and professions, with guidance toward medical or psychological help and cautions about dubious cures.
Kanawha County clubs and organizations list meetings and activities for the day. Includes Farm Women's Council devotionals at the courthouse annex, Van Lane talk on community freedom, nurse alumnae picnic, Pilot Club dinner at El Rancho, Moth ers Club at Zetta West home, Quota social at Marvin's, Omega Taw Phi Lambda and Woodmen Circle gathering at Dunbar, Alpha Phi Alumnae at Bona Vista, Ladies Auxiliary at VFW in South Charleston with reports from Clarkburg convention.
A fashion note details the Anne Adams printed pattern 4988 with raglan sleeves and pleats suitable for cotton blends. The marriage notice for Brenda DeRaimo and Airman 2.C. Roy Mynes follows, noting the Sylvester Methodist Church wedding on June 9 and a honeymoon in New York as he serves with the USAF.
Miss Sybil Boyce of Lewisburg is honored as the bride elect in a ceremony announcing her engagement to William, with details of the upcoming marriage and family celebrations.
The ceremony at St. Mark's Methodist Church joined Miss Shirley Ann Carnes and Joseph Aaron Cook of Venable Avenue SE. The bride wore a Chantilly gown with a chapel train. The reception followed at the Carnes home. The couple plans Daytona Beach and Charleston residence.
Miss Carol Jean Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Fisher married Thomas Arthur Huffman son of Mr and Mrs S M Huffman at Darlington Methodist Church Friday evening. Rev A A Angie Sr performed the ceremony with soloist Mrs Ellsworth Poling and organist Mrs M G Huffman. A reception followed at Wesley Hall. Attendants included Sandra Severeno Carol Racer Emily Poe Gil White George Huffman Donald Pauley III and John Chisler. The couple will reside at 216 Montrose Drive South Charleston after a wedding trip.
Reservations must be made before 5 p.m. Thursday for a formal Oriental garden party at Berry Hills Country Club on Saturday. The event opens with cocktails at 7 p.m., dinner and dancing from 8 to 10 p.m. Members may bring guests, with special low rates for dance-only attendance.
The marriage of Miss Beverly Jane Carpenter to Jay Charles Schoolcraft was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Baird A Carpenter. The wedding took place at Emmanuel Baptist Church with a double ring ceremony conducted by Dr Gordon Withers and a nuptial music program by Mrs Mildred George and Mrs Helen Leedy, followed by a church reception in the fellowship hall.
Miss Lorena Loudermilk and Paul Allen James wed in Clifton Forge Virginia on June 23 in a double ring ceremony. The bride is daughter of Earl Loudermilk Charmee West Virginia and the groom is son of A E James Anjean West Virginia.
Mr Carpenter officiated at his daughter's wedding with attendants Miss Sharon Lanham Miss Janice Carpenter Miss Patricia Schoolcraft Jim Nicholas Sherman Henson David Kuhns and Chester Lanham II. The couple will reside in Weirton after a northern wedding trip.
Rhythm and Flowers theme selected for a Sunday garden party by the Pinewood Garden Club. Members will bring flower arrangements to carry out the theme. The event runs from 3 to 5 p.m. at Mrs. G. E. Ferguson's home on Pinewood Park Drive.
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