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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1967

Page

23

Miss Prosser Engaged to Kenneth Price Jr

Mr and Mrs Everett Hilton Prosser of Columbus Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann to Kenneth Lester Price Jr son of Mrs Kenneth Lester Price Sr of 454 Civitan Street The couple plan a June 21 wedding at Boulevard Presbyterian Church Columbus Mary Ann will graduate with a B S in social work from Ohio State University in June Kenneth Price is a Seminary student in New York City and will be ordained in West Virginia in June Both have worked with Presbyterian Parish and Neighborhood Service and church missions in West Virginia during summers

Everett Hilton Prosser Columbus Ohio Mary Ann Kenneth Lester Price Civitan Street Mr. Price Miss Prosser Grandview Heights High School Ohio State University Presbyterian Parish Morgantown West Virginia Mountain Project Boone Raleigh Price St. Albans High School The University General Theological Seminary New York City Episcopal Church McDowell County Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia Boulevard Presbyterian Church

Needle's Eye Acquaint Yourself with Sewing Machine Techniques

Learn to use new or existing sewing machines by studying the instruction booklet and taking demonstrations. Practice each decorative stitch and operation, enroll in a basic class, and exploit attachments for gathering tucking hemming quilting and buttonholes. Resolve problems with the seller and consider buying guides for 1968.

Needle’s Eye Vera Larter C-O Sunday Dominion Post

Capes for Men Debuts as Masculine Fashion Choice

Barbara Baiardi and Lewis Pell push Capes for Men in New York with designs pitched as very masculine and not costume like. They started from a Pratt connection, grew from Esquire and Playboy interest to wholesale, employing Pratt students and selling 300 to 400 capes to several stores. Prices run 47.50 to 150 dollars, with a practical rain cape as best seller and designers noting fit around the shoulders and back fullness as key to wearability.

New York Barbara Baiardi Lewis M. Pell Miss Baiardi Pell Pratt Institute Brooklyn Miss Batardi Esquire Playboy

Nestor Couple Relocates to Morgantown

Mr and Mrs Clyde Nestor formerly of Munster Indiana have moved to Morgantown. They are staying temporarily with Mrs T J Imbach on Beverly Avenue.

Clyde Nestor Munster, Ind Morgantown T. J. Imbach Beverly Avenue

Personalities Gather for Holidays and Weddings in Morgantown

Holiday guests visit Morgantown families including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Layman and Mrs. Ezra Lilly with Brent in Madison and Corinne Bourdeau in Hartford. Wedding guest requests arrive from Miami Beach and Long Island as the Weiss-Leaseburg ceremony approaches. Lectures, engagements, and university ties appear among Morgantown residents, with extended visits from Durham, Charlottesville, and Tokyo linked to local families and events.

Paul Layman Hopecrest Ezra Lilly Brent Madison Paul T. Bourdeau Paul and Corrine Hartford, Conn

Eden Church WSCS Plans Holiday Baskets for Shut-Ins

The Eden WSCS met at the Gibson home for December with Mrs. Lawrence Hawkins presiding. They planned holiday fruit baskets for shut-ins, heard a decade-old treasurer's report, and featured a lesson on Martin Buber before Christmas readings and carols. A gift exchange followed a refreshments hour hosted by the Gibson family.

Eden Wscs Leonidas Gibson Lawrence Hawkins Andy Pomeroy Edward Gibson Martin Buber

Women of Wesley Society to Meet for Luncheon

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Wesley Methodist Church will meet for lunch and a general business session at 1 p.m. Thursday. An executive board meeting is set for 11 a.m. Those attending should contact Mrs. C. C. Barker at 296 3570 for reservations.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service Wesley Methodist Church C. C. Barker

Film Trilogy Program Set By Group for DAR Chapter

The Col. John Evans Chapter of DAR will host a 8 p.m. Thursday meeting at the Community House to view A Film Trilogy on the American Revolution. Delegates to the 76th Continental Congress will be elected. Hostesses include Mrs. Charles M. Jamison and others.

Col

Durable-press fashion care and buying tips from Mrs. Ruth Jones

Monongalia County agent advises on buying durable-press garments made of polyester blends. care includes hot water sanitizing, pre treating stains, fabric softeners, and air drying if no dryer available. tips warn of color fading, creasing, and odor retention, and stress buying from reputable stores with clear fiber and care labels.

Sue Cecil Monongalia County Ruth K. Jones West Virginia University Appalachian Center

City Senior Citizens Have Yale Festivity

Morgan town seniors gathered at the First Christian Church social room for December, featuring a devotional by Miss Violetta Smith with Luke’s birth reading from Braille, musical entertainment by Miss Jenny Eldred and Miss Jackie King, and dance numbers by Miss Charlotte Sharp. Attendees included Roy Pyles and many church members.

Morgantown First Christian Church Virginia Miller Roy Pyles Violetta Smith Luke Christ Myrtle Eddy Jenny Eldred Jackie King Ioie Hope McCune June Barber E.clark Bowman H. G. Easterday Lula M. Jenens Marie May Alan McClain Harry Pearsall E. P. Smith Viola Smith Davie

Local Church Couple Plans Move After Ceremony

A local church couple will reside at 47 Jones Avenue after their return. Guests traveling from multiple states attended the event including Mr. and Mrs. John R. Romine Jr Wayne Pa and Miss Diane Popo lia Palisades N J.

Jones Avenue John R. Romine, Jr Wayne, Pa William E. Yoke Margaret Yoke William Yoke Blanche Romine Virginia Jones Clarksburg Harlan B. Woodburn Akron Ohio Waldo R. O'Dell Fairview Richard Harrison Dunbar R. E. Kemper Robert Kemper Joan Kemper Rich Creek Edwin Bowers Point Marion Melvyn Founds Sistersville Wells Eaking William Abraham William Powell George Eubanks Quillian Eubanks New Martinsville Diane Popolia Palisades N.J Michael Basili Fairmont Jacob Huffman Jacob Huffman, Jr Buckhannon L. Dale Simmons

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