Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 28

Sunday VI SPIRITED SPOOKS Apple-bobbing, relay races, costume parades and ring games all add special joy to a child's Halloween festivities. Children of the members of the Kanawha Valley Dental Auxiliary enjoyed such activities at a party-supper given by the group Thursday at Humphreys'. Games ranged for three age groups and prizes were given for the best costumes. Peeping Clown, skeleton and witch investigate the contests of a Halloween pumpkin, who smiles at the youngsters, (top left photo from left) Debbie Casto, Jimmy Casto and Judy Casto, the children of Dr. and Mrs.

G. N. Casto Jr. Devouring candy apples plays an important role in the festivity for the children of Dr. and Mrs.

Paul R. Lambert (left center photo from left) Mark, a pseudo rabbit, Patricia, a kangaroo and Paul Ray, a roaming cowboy. Costumed for the occasion and ready to be judged are (left bottom picture from left) Scott Rader, Alan Mendeloff and his mother, Mrs. Morris Mendeloff Jr. and Sandy Rader.

Scott and Sandy are children of Dr. and Mrs. C. Warren Rader. Pumpkins of all facial expressions and sizes are donned by the youngsters of Dr.

and Mrs. George L. Dolin for Halloween. They (bottom center photo from left) Georgann, Nancy, Elizabeth, David, and Robert. Official trick'n treatin' is performed by (bottom right photo from left) Patricia Lambert, Mark Lambert and Sandy Rader as they pay a call on Mrs.

C. Warren Rader and her daughter, Pammy. Mrs. Rader was chairman of the Halloween affair for the youngsters. She was assisted by Mrs.

Dolin and Mrs. Lambert. (Photos by Lew Raines) Women Don't Bother With Own Hair Styling ANNOUNCEMENT a been made by Mr. and Mrs. J.

Coffman of Victoria Rd. of the betrothal of their daughter, Ruth Anne, to John W. Carte, son of Mr. and Mrs. B.

D. a of. Summersville. Miss Coffman and her fiance, employes of Carbide, will be married in December. She is an alumna of Dunbar High School and Carte attended Morris Harvey College and has had duty with the USAF.

Women, every day, are becoming more and more involved in the labor force in our society. As a result, they have little time in which to worry about trivialities such as hair styling. The 12th annual Breck Survey shows that only two out of 10 women did not visit a beauty shop in 1958. They no longer have time to spend on the "exact" arrangement of their style--so the beauticians have the job. ONE OUT of three women changed her hair style once or more during the past year--a tendency more popular with younger women.

Despite the fact that most women rave about straight hair, the survey shows that one out of 10 has curly hair and one out of four has wavy hair. Men, it is generally assumed, prefer long hair on their women. However, half the women wear their hair short. The survey also shows that only four per cent of the women surveyed wore a hairstyle suggested by the "head of the house." How many natural blondes are there in the population? The survey shows that fewer than one out of four girls at age 18 have blonde liair. Only three per cent are natural red heads and 67 per cent have brown hair.

A WOMAN'S major hair prob- blems are dandruff, oily hair and hair falling out from the younger set and manageability and dry hair from older women. Other important points discovered through the survey includes that seven out of ten women admit to some degree three out of ten women had of gray in the natural color some form of hair coloring of their hair and the nearly treatments during 1958. ANTIQUE AUCTION Antiques from DAN BURNER, Woodstock, Va. (Fourth Consecutive Year) EXHIBIT DAYS: (Exhibit and Private Days, 50c Adm.) Oct. 27 Tuesday p.

p. 7-10 p. m. Oct. 28 WmJiMiday 10 a.

p.m.; 7-10 p.m. AUCTION DAYS: Auction FREE Oct. 29 Thursday 9:30 a. p.m.; 7-10 p.m. Oct.

30 Friday 9:30 a. p. m. To held by ST. MATTHEWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH NORWOOD CHARLESTON, W.

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