Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Danville Register in Danville, Virginia

We have 3,124,248 pages in Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1966

Page

17

Pittsylvania Chapter Plans May Activities for Children of Confederate

The Cody Bachman Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy held an April meeting with a program on The Importance of Railroads During the War Between the States presented by Mrs. E A Floyd. Miss Betty Toler hosted at her home with Mrs. Elton Toler presiding. Highlights from Virginia Division Executive Board Meetings in Lexington were shared by the hostess, who is also chapter president. A nominating committee was named to select officers for the coming year: Molly Hunt, Patsy Bennett, Linda Yeatts, Susan Plaster and Terry Overstreet. Plans include May baskets for Confederate sons and daughters and a Flag Day sale set for May 7. Also noted were visits by Miss Josie Jones and the Hunt family’s travels to Hobgood, North Carolina and St. Petersburg, Florida.

E. A. Floyd Cody Bachman Children of the Confederacy Betty Toler Elton Taler Cody Bachman Virginia C. of C Lexington Alvah Clay Ann Molly Hunt Patsy Bennett Linda Yeatts Susan Plaster Terry Over Jean Ross Virginia Lambda Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Thelma Craighill Orchard St Ross John M. Richardson Jr Holiday ‘Inn Donnee Charles Joron Thelma Craighead Katherine Hylton Don Hinton J. C. Wilson Margaret Smith Lawrence Borrer James Fetter

Martinsville Social Notes from D A R Meeting Defection

Martinsville society items note Mrs Dick Hensley’s hose loss at Coun sel ’rail. report on state convention in Roanoke. regent Mrs Nick Prillaman Jr and Mrs A I Fischer attended. Miss Ruth Pannill paid tribute to late Miss Mattie Stultz. Mrs Denby Lewis gave national defense report on the War in Viet Nam. Several hospital, travel and visiting mentions follow, plus Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi program by Miss Jean Ross and Founder's Day Banquet news.

Dick Hensley Patrick Heary Daugh Roanoke Nick Prillaman Jr A. I. Fischer Platform and Ruth Pannill Mattie Stultz Denby Lewis National Defense Viet Nam

Two Are Hostesses To Fort Trial DAR Event

Mrs W S Coleman and Miss Hilda Marshall hosted Fort Trial Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at Farmingdale Manor. Devotions were read by Mrs B F Beeler, Viet Nam articles by Mrs Everett Hensley, and regent Mrs A R Ussery announced a new history of the chapter sent to the National Historian. The chapter earned a silver star for the State Honor Ball. Program leader Mrs Hensley presented on state activities.

W. S. Coleman Hilda Marshall Coleman Farmingdale Manor B. F. Beeler Everett Hensley Viet Nam A. R. Ussery Fort Trial Marshalll

Garden Club Meets With Mrs Shumate on Spruce Street

Mrs Jessie I Shumate entertained members of the Progressive City Garden Club at her Spruce Street home. Mrs William Ratcliff served as program chairman and led a discussion on planting and care of roses. A dessert course preceded the meeting with floral arrangements on display.

Jessie I. Shumate City Garden Club Spruce Street William Ratcliff

Workshop and club gatherings across Martinsville area

An invitation extended for a 7 May luncheon at the Patrick in Rocky Mount with guests Miss Henty Gravely, Mrs. F. E. Foster, and Mrs. Edwin Wickline among others. Exhibits titled April Showers and Spring Bouquets were shown. The Martinsville Credit Women's Breakfast Club, led by Mrs. Charles Fox, discussed the state convention May 23-24 in Arlington and welcomed Miss Lois Stegall. Members plan a garden tour in Danville during Historic Garden Week.

Harold Dorton Sam Lion Patrick Rocky Mount C. T. Kittenger Henty Martinsville Credit Women's Breakfast Club Martinsville Charles Fox Arlington Lois Stegall Janetta Fields

Officers Installed At BBPW Dinner

The Business and Professional Women's Club held a dinner meeting in the Colonial room of the Henry Hotel. Newly elected officers were installed by Mrs. Vera Giles of Danville, Virginia, personal development chairman for the Virginia BPW Federation.

BBPW Business and Professional Women's Club Henry Hotel Veroa Giles Danville Virginia Bpw Federation

Program Presented At Episcopal Meet

A program at Christ Church general meeting pleased many Episcopal women with a skit Women of Christ Church through the Past Years led by Mrs A N Carroll Mrs R F Taylor and others They celebrated community figures and parish life with gifts and honors amid a weekend of events involving local couples and garden club tours in Virginia and nearby areas.

Episcopal Church Christ Church A. N. Carroll R. F. Taylor E. Whitener Jr Kennon C. Whittle Wiliam Warry Gravely II E. G. Penn Washington, D.C

Prominent Norfolk Doctor Dies After Long Medical Career

Dr. Walter Martin, 78, a Norfolk physician and civic leader since 1919, died at home after cataract surgery. A Pulaski native and Johns Hopkins grad, he served in World War I, led medical units in the Pacific, and presided over the American Medical Association in 1954 where he defended smoking despite cancer concerns.

Martin Norfolk Pulaski David Hall Louisa Rachel Sutton Martin Lucretia Reid de Jarnette Martin Virginia Polytechnic Institute Norfolk Academy Johns Hopkins University Baltimore University of Virginia Johns Hopkins Army Medical Corps United States Medical Corps Percy Jones Battle Creek Mich Fifth Service Command 10Th Army Pacific Okinawa American Medical Association AMA Singer

Norfolk Azalea Queen Crowned Amid Rain and Sunshine

Kari Borten, 16, daughter of Norwegian Prime Minister Per Borten, was crowned Queen Azalea XIII at the 13th International Azalea Festival in Norfolk. despite drizzly weather, about 7,500 attended the coronation at Norfolk Botanical Gardens. she rode in a motorcade, saluted by crowds, and spoke little English, yet connected with onlookers through her warm smile and gracious responses.

Norfolk Kari Borten Kari NATO Per Borlen Ottov Grieg Idemand Norfolk Botanical Gardens Virginia Lady Carey Coke England Karl Albeen Virginia Beach Booker T. Wash Heenj Azalea Court

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pittsylvania Mrs. Floyd Josie Jones Hobgood N. C Russell C. Hunt St. Petersburg Fla Martinsville Social D.alr Ernest Lacy Halifax Hunt C. H. Hodgin Memorial Hospital Robert Friend Narrows Embry Friend Hargrave Boulevard Jack I. Mayes Sanville Bessie Hart Richmond Eugene Hart Catalpa Drive Asa Viccellio Jr Chatham Inlaw Asa Viccellio Miss Ross THE Pashich WIG Dar Garden Club Shumate Mary Zeller Portsmouth Club Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs Zeller Episcopal Meet J. Charles Jones Washington, D. C Garden Study Club Virgina Hampton Goode Raymond Ferrell Fort Lauderdale Robert S. Pannill Little Theatre Hollins College Marjorie Pannill Neil. Murphy Springfield D. Leon Newman Rising Sun Edwin C. Haynes Flower View Garden Club Virginia Carolina Grill Kenji Kimihara Harry Daughtery Chatmoss Country Club Dr. Walter Book Review Club Brambletta Martin John Be Neral Phos American Medicalhamberlsin Jhostess Azalea White Swan's White Swan Laundry & Cleaners Main Street Ben David Jewelers Ballou Park Shopping Center Kole Gala Robert J. Harper and Associate, Ltd Robert Harper Charles Smythe
Search Courier

Search the Danville Register Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Danville Register?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication