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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1963
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers column highlights a neighbor who disciplinarily oversteps and uses physical force on neighborhood children. Readers are advised to set boundaries and label invasions as trespassing when this occurs. A teen dining incident prompts guidance on ordering and budget during meals with relatives.
Beverley Ann Barnett of St. Albans is engaged to James Edward Jarrett Jr. The ceremony is set for November 27 at Highlawn Presbyterian Church with attendants Patricia Kuehnhold Sue Ellen Fink and Shirley Grady. Barnett is a South Charleston Junior High School teacher. Jarrett is a Morris Harvey College graduate and Stonewall Jackson High School alum.
Aiken announces the engagement of Margaret Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Addison Dickerson to David Penix son of Mr and Mrs Fred Penix. The couple met in Aiken High School and university life, with Margaret teaching at Aiken Junior High and David working with Firestone in Augusta. The December 28 wedding is planned at Saint Thaddeus Episcopal Church.
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The St Albans Chapter 857 Women of the Moose plans a kitchen band to be organized by the library committee with a meeting at 8 p m Tuesday at Mrs Bob Minner's home on Rt 60 W St Albans Alma Moore chairs the committee and Minner will direct the band The regular chapter meeting is set for 8 p m Wednesday at the Moose Home A Jitney Dinner will be sponsored by the homemaking committee with Mrs Gary Wisman as chair
The Charleston League of Women Voters selects Water Resources of West Virginia as October unit topic detailing water pollution concerns in the Ohio river basin. Scheduled unit meetings include Forest Hills Kanawha City St Albans Edgewood South Hills Downtown Highland Hills with speakers such as Mrs Robert Manyik Mrs Ralph Stickle Mrs Ralph Stickle and Mrs Edward Black.
Sylvia Jean Rynant, daughter of Rev and Mrs Eugene V Rynant of Sissonville, is engaged to James Elwood Cook of Ansted. She is a Decota Elementary School teacher, Morris Harvey College and WVU alumna, active in the Daughters of the American Revolution and Deco ta Woman's Club. Cook attended Berea College and Morris Harvey College, works for the Public Service Commission in Charleston, and is a Mason and Odd Fellows secretary in Ansted.
Miss Kathyrn Williams vice president and Mrs Leslie Stalnaker board member fly to Niagara Falls to attend the District No 4 conference of Zonta International as guests of the Niagara Hospital.
Local residents report a stream of guests and travels. Walter Coopey and Galen Treadgold hosted in Charleston and Clearwater. R B Lines vacationed at The Cloister Sea Island. Justice announces the birth of a grandson, Richard Wade Justice, to Lyle and family.
O Nita Lee Skiles daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Skiles Beckley became the bride of William Joseph Shorter son of Mr and Mrs Russell Shorter of Hinton Oct 4 at St Francis de Sales Catholic Church Beckley Father Michael Lazy officiated In the rectory Given in marriage by her father she wore a brocaded peau de soie gown with bow veil and carved ivory pendant Her attendants were Agnes Higgins and David Giampalo Best man A reception followed at the bride home The couple will live in Dahlgren Virginia He is an electrical engineer with the Naval Weapons Laboratory and she is a WV Tech alumnus and former Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co employee
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