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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1967
Page
28
Local letters describe cool mornings and fall fashion while noting football season prospects against Pitt Penn State and Syracuse. A Washington wedding anchors regional news with Lipucci Broyles nuptials in Bethlehem Chapel and Ft Leslie J McNair reception.
Dr. William Klingberg of WVU Medical Center urges parents to discuss sex openly with children using clear terms and honesty. He notes schools and churches as supportive sources, warns against rude reactions, and directs readers to AMA and NEA booklets for guidance.
Dean Sleeth of the WVU School of Medicine told new wives at a Caduceanus meeting in the Medical Center lounge that medical training will demand long hours but the years in school may be among the happiest of their lives. He praised lifelong friendships formed now and noted the group’s officers were introduced by Mrs. James Castle.
Mr and Mrs Thomas C Wims with daughters Elizabeth and Barbara Jean of Pittsburgh join Mrs Flossie Cutlep of Webster Springs and Miss Margaret Cutlep of Charleston visiting Miss Vicki Ruth Hopkins of Wilson Avenue. Hopkins is a Morgantown Business College graduate after attending Alderson Broaddus College Philippi.
The American Association of University Women invites graduates of accredited colleges to an 8 p.m. open house Tuesday at 792 Willey Street hosted by Mrs. James S. Murphy. Members and prospective members may attend with guests. Mrs. Warren Hall leads a yearlong program on The Growing Gap Between the Rich and Poor Nations.
Poetic line by Linda Albert expresses playful desire for skirts to sit as well as stand, echoed in a Wall Street Journal feature.
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