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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
4
A how to guide explains making a zebra hide effect for about 2.50 using a white base and black stripes painted on or cut from oilcloth or artificial leather. It suggests alternatives like a tiger or leopard pattern and notes a pro version costs around 250.
Elaine Conley of Oceana became the bride of Donald B. Miller of Cumberland at a double ring ceremony June 3 in Cleveland. The couple, attended by Elaine’s sister Theda Conley, will honeymoon after both showings of their separate family ties. Elaine, a graduate of Oreana High School and IBM Cleveland, works for the Cuyahoga County Welfare Department. Miller, a Fort Hill High School alumnus, served in the Navy and works for Bohen Pressed Steel in Cleveland.
Fragmented ad copy details multiple craft patterns from Summers Fashions and Ally crochet sets, with prices in cents. Includes mailing instructions to The Charleston Gazette pattern department in New York and requests for pattern numbers, names, and addresses. Mentions gift ideas for babies and Afghan lovers, plus free patterns and quilt books, all in a bustling catalog notice style.
A reader panel includes Janet and Stitt letters about honesty and dieting, plus an Ann Landers response advising truth over fabrication. The page also prints marriage applications with multiple couples listed from various towns and ages, reflecting a mid-century column mix of guidance and notices.
The Wednesday meeting of Charleston Chapter 317, Women of the Moose, is postponed to July with the College of Regents committee in charge. An enrollment of new members and social show will be held. Mrs Robert Cummings, senior regent clear, attended the Informational Conference in Jacksonville Fla. Other Charleston members listed attended. A health center for aged Moose members near Jacksonville was discussed at a convention.
Announcement of the April 15 wedding in the Protestant Chapel at Fort McPherson Georgia between Spee. 8 Keva Grubbs and Spee. 4 Mar ven M Jackson. Keva Grubbs is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Grubbs of Shrewsbury. Jackson is the son of Mr and Mrs John W Jackson of Seattle Washington. The couple, discharged from the Army on May 15, reside in Lynwood Washington.
The Sunday Gazette Mail cannot publish Sunday news that appears in the Daily Mail edition to avoid repetition. Deadline is noon Thursday. submit information to The Gazebo Women’s Department for inclusion in Home and Family.
The Clendenin Garden Club held its installation with Mrs. D. B. Kenney as president and Ms. Mancel Donghoe as vice president. Secretary Grace Doves and treasurer A. R. Brisendine were chosen, with a crazy hat show prize set for the event and a flower arrangement workshop planned for July at Mrs. C. Lance Marshall’s home.
A brief purchase-style note describes vitalizing night cream usage for softening surface dryness and fine lines. It advises applying Clay vitalizing night cream with inward strokes on forehead and throat, then removing with a tissue. Mentions Margaret Merril as the source.
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