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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
3
A column argues that male roaming is rooted in immature attitudes and societal pressures. It contrasts Don Juan types with committed husbands, urges mutual understanding, energy balance, and honest communication to sustain marriage and sexual fulfillment.
Miss Sattes of Charleston will marry Mr. G H Racings of Cape Girardeau in September. She is a Northwestern and Med School of journalism graduate, former Daily Northwestern editor, and Charlotte Observer reporter. Her fiancé holds Missouri degrees, from Missouri University, and served in the Army. He is chief of the Observer's Gastonia bureau.
Mrs. C. L. Fields formerly Louise Shelton married June 9 in Louisville Kentucky. Luncheon hosts included Mrs. E. Y. Woodrum June 15 Edgewood Country Club, Mrs. Omer Young and Mrs. A. A. Gallagher June 19 at Press Building, and Mrs. H. K. Holley June 21 at the Press Building. Mrs. J. W. O'Hair and Mrs. Lawrence Frankel hosted June at Marvin's Midtown Restaurant. After August 1 the Fields reside on Bona Vista Drive.
Mothers Club of Spring Hill installed officers after a luncheon at John Smiley’s Restaurant. Mrs. E. F. Hirst becomes president, with Mrs. Curtis Thom as vice president, Mrs. Paul Gillespie secretary, Mrs. G. F. White corresponding secretary, and Mrs. George Medley treasurer. Secret pals were revealed and exchanged during the meeting.
A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Romine for their 46th wedding anniversary at their Spencer home. Forty three guests attended, hosted by their four children Mrs. Helen Reynolds Barberton Ohio Mrs. Evelyn Park Akron Ohio Mrs. Marceling Hughes Linden and Maurice Romine Spencer.
Notice explains deadline requirements for Sunday weddings and photos. Only weddings from Friday or Saturday are eligible if copy and picture reach The Gazette Woman's Dept by Thursday 2 pm. No guaranteed publication date. photo use ends after one month. Lois Smith, Woman's Editor.
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