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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
7
A light summer dessert feature suggests a no-heat apple pie recipe using gelatin and pie filling, plus a cheese topping and whipped cream. The page promotes a pork booklet and a raspberry wine recipe, with notes on a rose wine blossom brew and a short homey wine process.
Patricia Kessell Casto daughter of Mr and Mrs Milford Morgan Casto and James Patrick Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Forrestess Armstrong were married Saturday June 27 at A J Humphreys Memorial Church Dunbar The Rev Mack Thomasson performed the ceremony and Miss Dorothy Morton was organist The bride wore a silk linen gown with scoop neckline empire waist and center bow Her veil crown of pearls and crystals carried a spray of cymbidium orchids ivy and Stephanotis The maid of honor was Oweyn P Thomas and bridesmaids were Mary Frances Knapp and Mrs George Robert Fox They wore moss green empire gowns with Dior bows The bridegrooms father was best man and ushers were Ronald Wilkinson Harold Casali and Philip Casto After a church reception they left for a wedding trip to Williamsburg Va They will reside at 2750 Robinson Blvd Apt 1 Pittsburgh Pa The bridea graduate of Dunbar High School and WVU where she presided Alpha Xi Delta She will teach in Penn Hills School District His husband is a South Charleston High School and WVU graduate and works as a field supervisor for Travelers Insurance Co in Pittsburgh
Morgantown Spruce Street Methodist Church hosted the May 20 wedding of Judy Kay Smith and Ronald L. Wilkinson. The Rev. Stacy Groscup officiated. Attendants were Jerry Deegan and James Gocke. The couple resides at 59 High Street Morgantown. Judy is a West Virginia University senior and Alpha Xi Delta. Ronald is a Sissonville High School and WVU alum and active in Phi Sigma Kappa and senior and Mountain honors groups.
West Virginia Federation of Democratic Women executives met in Charleston to plan the campaign and state convention. President Mrs Dale Harvey of Lewisburg presided as Hulett C. Smith and James M Sprouse spoke. TV Project 64 aims to back Johnson's fall campaign with a $100100 goal.
A reader argues that loving guidance with firm fair limits builds self worth and resilience, noting that rebellion is normal. The letter emphasizes generous discipline, justice, and consistent boundaries to raise straight, successful adults who may still be called blessed.
The wedding of Connie Jean Acree and James Oland Hughes was held at the bride’s home with Rev. Cecil Butcher officiating. Connie is the daughter of Ralph and Mrs. Acree and a Clay County High School graduate who formerly worked for the Federal Housing Administration in Washington. James Hughes is the son of Jack and Mrs. Hughes of Marbury Maryland and works for Hampshire Construction Co. in Washington. they will reside there.
The Gotan Rares an's Dept sets Thursday 2 p.m. as the deadline for weddings published in Sunday News. Only weddings from Friday or Saturday are accepted for Sunday publication. Wedding pictures must be ready by Thursday. No guarantees of timely placement. Lois Smith, Woman's Editor.
The City Music Group honored Ida D. Jones at Edgewood Country Club with a dinner for her 24 years as treasurer of the Charleston Community Music Association and her earlier retirement from Kanawha Valley Bank. The event drew 27 members with spouses, Nan P. Kayig as president, and Dr. Henry Wallhee as master of ceremonies. Jones received an orchid corsage and a silver tray for her long service.
Beckley notes the June 3 wedding of Linda Dignе Richmond of Blue Jay and Everette G Gravely of Cool Ridge at Blue Jay Methodist Church. The double ceremony was led by Rev James H Franklin, with Vivian Gravely as maid of honor and Gary McComas and Randy Pigg as ushers. The couple, Shady Spring High School alumni, plan to reside in Beckley.
Members of Alpha Nu chapter Beta Sigma Phi honored husbands and children at a cookout in Coon Skin Park. Mrs. Bill Birch and Mrs. Gene Albaugh were in charge of arrangements.
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