Mrs Deep Celebrated For 40 Years Of Service
A dinner in the Mountaineer Room at Hotel Morgan honored Mrs Marjorie Deep for completing four decades with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. She received a two-diamond gold emblem and an orchid corsage, with guests including Baxter C Prescott and T B Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineer
Hotel
Morgan
Marjorie Deep
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Deep
Telephone Pioneers
Fairmont
Morgantown
St. Vincent Pallotti Hospital
L.r
Carol Ann Miller
Bonnie I. Kelly
Patricia A. Manning
Louise Barkalow
L R
David L. Tondreau
Transplants Help Balding Retain Image
UC dermatologist Dr Harmon Rider says most hair transplant patients are young business executives seeking a youthful look. The procedure moves pea size hair portions from donor to balding areas, with ten to twenty grafts per session. Women often use it to cover scars from styling practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
University of California
Harmon Rider
Uc’s
San Francisco Medical Center
Fashion Notes on Dor Dorm Loungewear and Travel Tips
United Press International suggests versatile dorm wear that shifts from class to study or social settings with multi purpose outfits. Care tips include drying damp shoes with paper, using India ink to cover scuffs, and adding thin inner soles for warmth.
WSCS Meeting in Bobtown United Methodist Church
The January WSCS gathering at Bobtown United Methodist Church was led by Mrs. George Gapen with devotions by Mrs. Alfred Yoppi. Topic centered on America on its Knee for Peace. program included scripture, hymns, meditation, and poetry. Dorothy Reed was pianist. a thank you note from Helen Lint was read. Social committee for February named: Mrs. Ray Clites, Mrs. James Clites, Mrs. William Clites. Refreshments served to a large list of attendees including Mrs. Charles Reed and Mrs. Alfred Yoppi.
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WSCS
Bobtown
Harold Willis
Mike Thomas
Robert Turns
Ritner Bowermaster
George Henderson
Wilbur Crispin
Tiber Namet
William Clites
Pat Kelly
Mrs Burless Hosts 500 Club In Bobtown Meeting
Mrs Al Burless entertained the 590 Card Club at her Bobtown home with two tables of play. Prizes went to high scorer Mrs John Pavlosky, second Mrs George Drews, and low Mrs Frank Salosky. Guests included Mrs George Gearing and others. next meeting set for February at Mrs Frank Salosky's home.
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al Burless
Bobtown
John Pavlosky
George Drews
Frank Salosky
Pucci Sees Modern Dress as Self Expression
Emilio Pucci says 20th century clothing serves as self expression similar to how art and architecture defined the Middle Ages and Renaissance. The Florence designer remarks on fashion as a personal statement.
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Pucci
Florence
Italy
UPI
Emilio Pucci
Convention Planned by Postal Clerks Auxiliary
Members met at Mrs. Bill Eisentrout’s Westover home to organize the 43rd annual West Virginia Federation of Postal Clerks and auxiliaries convention. Plans call for the May 9 10 gathering at Hotel Morgan with Mrs. John Hare hosting the February meeting at 728 Louise Ave.
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Postal Clerks Auxiliary
Bill Eisentrout
Westover
Ralph Hofer
West Virginia Federation of Postal Clerks and Auxiliaries
Hotel
Morgan
John Hare
Louise Avenue
Richard Satterfield
Joseph Perry
Willis Pomeroy
Donald Turner
Herman Long
Hare
Wallace Shatzer
Hofer
Satterfield
Robert Solly
Paul Mattern
Louis Ireland
Orange Marmalade Tea Treat Steps
Orange marmalade adds sweetness and flavor to orange lemon tea. Place 2 tea bags in a pre warmed teapot and pour over 5 cups boiling water. Stir in cup marmalade and steep 5 minutes. Remove bags and stir in tablespoons lemon juice and sugar. Serve hot with lemon or orange slices. Makes 8 servings.
Wedding stories and pictures deadlines in Morgantown Post
Notice outlines submission rules for wedding coverage on Morgantown Post and Dominion News women's pages. Timely stories with photos recommended before ceremony. post ceremony submissions after one month are not used. Sunday Dominion Post items limited to events during the prior week. noon Wednesday deadline for all Sunday women pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown Post
Dominion News
Sunday Dominion Post
Auxiliary Board Meeting At Monongalia General Hospital
Auxiliary board members met for tea at the Old Stone House. They praised the board of directors for funding two new rooms in the hospital wing with Ball of the Year profits and noted hours volunteered by members in October through December. Officers for candy stripers were announced and plans for a March luncheon were discussed.
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Monongalia General Hospital
Old Stone House
Volunteers
Carl E. Johnson
Gertrude Viney
James East
Leota Elkins
Anita Stiles
Margie Williams
Charlotte Lantz
Mary Ida Goodwin
Susan
No Exercise Adds Weight Study From Berkeley
University of California researchers report some overweight people gain weight not from excess eating but from lower energy expenditure. Obese women averaged 1800 to 2250 calories daily intake yet burned far less energy. A future long term study will measure energy use in preschool children to address early obesity risk.
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Pucci
Berkeley, Calif
UPS
University of California
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Harriet and
Prescott
Garland
Ronald Winter
Joan E. Woodford
Kelly
Virginia Taylor
L. Barkalow
H. Barkalow
Irene E. Conway
Barbara J. Davis
United Press International
Rogers’ Pharmacies
High St
Holland Ave
PLAID
Cene
Mrs. Burless
500 Club
George Gearing
Joe Antonelli
Andrew Novak
Charleston
Baxter C. Prescott
Harriet Barkalow
T. B. Garland
Wheeling
By Brenda W. Rotzonl
ORL
Guy C. Flinn
Inc Guild Opticians
See
Guy
Opticians
Pleasant ST
Willow Lady's
Man’'S
Spruce Street Methodist Church
Johnson
G. L. Squires
Glenn Thorne
C. Max Messenger
George A. Curry
Davis
Montelle Dietrick
Robert W. Dinsmore
William EE. Glasscock
East
Walter McKinney
Messenger
French R. Miller
Enrico Paparazzi
Melvin Rexroad
Robert G. Seaburn
AGS
American Gem Society
Cas
High Street
Harry A. Dodge
Certified Genelogist
American Gen. Society
Powell Avenue
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