Freely Speaking on Winter Joys by Brenda McDaniel
Brenda McDaniel celebrates winter as the season of true cheer not spring. She recalls enjoying snow dancers, carols, and a slower pace that brings focus to home and family during holiday months.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1972
Page
3
Brenda McDaniel celebrates winter as the season of true cheer not spring. She recalls enjoying snow dancers, carols, and a slower pace that brings focus to home and family during holiday months.
A fashion note highlights bright squire style for the season featuring a baby argyle pattern in 100 percent acrylic on cuffed pants and vest paired with a dark Dacron cotton shirt with white collar and cuffs. Jacquard sleeveless pullovers complete the line with a refined, modern edge.
Fifty percent of sale proceeds go to the Art Group building fund. Display 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Auction at Beckley Art Center on Johnstown Road with Bob Brown as auctioneer. Minimum bids set by Beckley Art Group. Co chairs Mrs Frankie Wheeler and Mrs Lou Riffe. No eight by ten inch paintings. crafts excluded.
Readers condemn prejudice toward epileptics after a mother fears inviting her niece with epilepsy to a wedding. Epileptics face employment, education, and marriage barriers. Ann Landers notes most are employable and urges compassion. Other letters praise civility and interrupting as a conversation norm.
Elizabeth Montgomery headlines The Storm a television film at Universal International for ABC after Bewitched ended last season. Produced as a star vehicle, the project showcases Montgomery in a dramatic role and marks a return to network television.
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