Pre rehearsal dinner for Smith Garrity wedding hosts
Mr and Mrs Arthur J Smith and daughter Suzanne hosted a pre rehearsal dinner at their Clarendon Circle home for Arthur L Smith Jr of Atlanta and Miss Sharon Garrity of Lawrenceburg who will wed this afternoon at Calvary Methodist Church A green and white buffet with wedding bells fern and carnations preceded a reception for about 30 guests including the wedding party and out of town guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Smith
Suzanne Smith
Clarendon Circle
Arthur L. Smith Jr
Atlanta
Sharon J. Garrity
Lawrenceburg
Calvary Methodist Church
A. W. Stephens
Thomas Richard Stephens
Claiborne St
Mr. Smith
Garrity
Auxiliary to Ballard-Pruitt 647 Holds Meeting
The Regular monthly meeting of the Auxiliary to Ballard Pruitt No 647 Veterans of Foreign Wars was held at the Martinsville Road post home. Loretta Barbour and Marie Crum were installed in offices, plans were made to aid adopted patients, and clothing books and magazines were solicited. A 1966 membership drive was discussed, with the next meeting set for September 2 at 8 p m in the post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard-Pruitt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Martinsville Rd
Loretta Barbour
Marie Crum
Evelyn Bollinger
Veterans Home
Garnett Tate
Keen Family Reunion Planned at Bal l ou Park
Descendants of Jesse H Keen and Fannie Beth Keen plan a reunion on Sunday August 29 at Oven No 6 in Ballroom Park inviting friends and relatives to bring a picnic lunch. Also visiting over the weekend are Mr and Mrs William B Guerrant and sons Bill and Bradley of Williamsburg with their parents Mr Basil D Browder and Mr and Mrs Charles M Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Keen
Fannie Beth Keen
Ballou Park
William B. Guerrant and Sons
Bill and Bradley
Williamsburg
Basil D. Browder
Charles M. Bradley
Miss Dorr Honors Bridal Attendants
Miss Harriette Dorr entertained her bridal attendants at a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at the Charcoal House. Miss Dorr’s marriage to Eugene Courtney Saunders of Richmond will take place Saturday, August 28 at 3:30 p.m. in the First Baptist Church. The table featured white carnations and greens with umbrella place cards filled with pink rice. Gifts of silver were given to the honorees, with notable attendees including Mrs. Ralph Dorr and Mrs. W. T. Saunders among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Dorr
Charcoal House
Miss Dorr
Eugene Courtney Saunders
Richmond
First Baptist Church
Ralph Dorr
Dorr
W. T. Saunders
Mr. Saunders
H. Owen
Marilyn Chappell
Shirley Saunders
Donna Campbell
Tracy Owen
Misses' pullover pattern with bold Puritan collar details
Marian Martin showcases a fall winter pattern 9045 for misses sizes 10 to 18. The design pairs a pullover top with slim pants or a skirt, features a wide Puritan collar and bold pockets, in wool or cotton. Pattern price 35 cents with optional mail service surcharges, order from The Danville Register Pattern Dept. New York. A catalog offers 350 new ideas and a free pattern coupon in exchange for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Danville Register
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Mrs James Terry Receives Bridal Shower Honors
Misses Joan Blackstock and Marie White hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs James W Terry formerly Sheila Johnson at Miss White’s Lorillard Circle home. Yellow carnations greeted the honoree on arrival and gifts were followed by refreshments for a list of guests including Jo Ann Scott Nancy White Nancy Landrum Faye Hoskins Janet Jeffress Bonnie Sue Gibson Phyllis Hawker Nancy Jerry Kitty Terry Susan Martin Sandra Puckett Linda Dodson Pat Campbell and Mrs Nancy Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Blackstock
Marie White
James W. Terry
Sheila Johnson
Miss White
Lorillard Circle
Jo Ann Scott
Nancy White
Nancy Landrum
Faye Hoskins
Janet Jeffress
Bonnie Sue Gibson
Phyllis Hawker
Nancy Jerry
Kitty Terry
Susan Martin
Sandra Puckett
Linda Dodson
Pat Campbell
Nancy Hill
Saunders Host Rehearsal Party at Richardson Home
Mr and Mrs W J Saunders entertained last night at the Cambridge Drive home of Mr and Mrs Hassel L Richardson for the Saunders Dorr wedding party and out of town guests. Miss Linda Richardson greeted guests while Miss Shirley Saunders and Mrs Richardson assisted. Pink and white decorations complemented a party of about 30 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Saunders
Hassel L. Richardson
Cambridge Drive
Saunders-Dorr
Linda Richardson
Shirley Saunders
Mrs. Richardson
Riddle family to visit after arrival Sunday
The Rev. and Mrs. Hill C. Riddle and infant son Hill Carter Riddle Jr. of Hampton will arrive Sunday to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge C. Clement on Hawthorne Drive and Mrs. Charles M. Riddle Jr. on West Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill C. Riddle
Hill Carter Riddle Jr
Hampton
Rutledge C. Clement
Hawthorne Drive
Charles M. Riddle Jr
West Main St
Out Of Town Guests For Saunders Dorr Wedding
Out of town guests arrive for the Saunders Dorr wedding set for Saturday at 3 30 p m in the First Baptist Church. Attending are relatives and friends from Richmond Lynchburg Portsmouth Hampton Greensboro Charlottesville Baltimore Newport News Lexington Staunton and Chicago among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Harriette Dorr
Eugene C. Saunders
First Baptist Church
W. T. Saunders
Shirley Saunders
Steve Saunders
Richmond
W. R. Duff
W. R. Duff Jr
W. L. Bradshaw
Patricia Bradshaw
Lynchburg
W. H. Saunders
Portsmouth
Joseph McAvoy
Hampton
Mary A. Wilson
Greensboro
Leroy Mawyer
Charlottesville
Paul
Chicago
I J
Marilyn Chappell
E. W. Chappell Jr
L. L. Woolard
Sandra Fields
Newport News
Isabel McCorkle
Lexington
Patricia Markham
Staunton
Winners Named At Dan River Duplicate Bridge Night
The Dan River Duplicate Bridge Club held its Thursday game at the Schoolfield Recreation Center. Using the Howell movement, the winners were Dr. and Mrs. John Marcella first, Bill Bolton and Jake Hamlin second, Mrs. Chester Nussman and B. C. Calvert third, and Mrs. Ben Follins and Mrs. B. Harvey Jr. fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan River
Schoolfield Recreation Center
Howell
John Marcella
Bill Bolton
Jake Hamlin
Chester Nussman
B. C. Calvert
Ben Follins
Tt. Harvey Jr
Goren On Bridge Quiz: Multiple Hands and Bidding
A Chicago Tribune bridge quiz presents eight hands with varying vulnerability and holdings. Readers are asked to propose opening bids and subsequent bids as South or dealer, highlighting common bidding dilemmas and strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
Chicago Tribune
Dear Abby: Friends invite vacation despite bedbugs risk
Dear Abby advises caution about visiting friends with bedbug history. The questions cover whether to travel, a problematic friendship dynamic, and a grandmother seeking advice after decades of caregiving and unemployment. Abby notes withholding unwelcome guidance unless you’re close enough to avoid misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Cake-Cutting Fetes King Holley Couple
Mr and Mrs Irvin R Holley hosted a cake cutting at their Danville Rt Five home for their daughter Nancy Ann Holley and groom to be Gary Wilson King of Burlington NC on the eve of their wedding. Attending were aunts uncles and cousins. the event followed a wedding rehearsal with bridal party and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin R. Holley
Danville
Nancy Ann Holley
Gary Wilson King
Burlington
N.C
Irvin Astin
A. L.davis
Richard Stegall
Miss Holley
George Blackard
Mr. King
Barbara King
Women in Vietnam War Roles Include Fighters and Spies
Report describes women shaped by the conflict as active combatants, spies, or bystanders. Viet Cong recruit women, while Vietnamese and allied forces arrest, torture, or kill suspects. Incidents include a woman with a Soviet rifle, a nurse turned prisoner, and torture of villagers’ spouses, with civilians frequently harmed around villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
South China Sea
U.S
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword clues across and down with numbers for grid entries including people, places, objects, and abstract concepts. Clues reference figures like Vaquero and FE DOWN, varying word lengths, and potential puns across themes.
The Real Mother in an Adopted Daughter’s Rebellion
A single mother writes that her adopted fifteen year old daughter rejects her, claiming she is not the real mother. The adviser urges recognizing the value of the mothering given, suggests arranging contact with the adoption agency for questions, and notes adolescent sex feelings heighten need for reassurance and trust in adoptive parents. The core issue is the mother’s own doubt about her worth and the need to affirm the reality of her motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Mrs. Lawrence
Daddy
Statue of Queen Elizabeth II to replace crumbled statue at Peterborough
A life sized statue of Queen Elizabeth II will replace one of 18th century figures on the west front of Peterborough Cathedral. Artist Alan Durst of London has been given permission to use contemporary figures to replace 10 statues that have crumbled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
England
Alan Durst
London
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Smith-Garrity
V.F. W. Auxiliary
Keen Family
Belk-Leggett Co
James Terry
Saunders
Goren
Ohio
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Houston
Los Angeles
Calif
George H. Snead, Jr
Swicegood Mall
West Main Street
Soc Trang
Pleiu
Colleq
Ann
Diego
Loos
The
Orioles
Mr. Landon
Tim
Stettin’s
Trafalgar Square
Constellation
Russia
Amerien
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Muriel Lawrence
Callahan
Watson
Brasich
Stokesland, Kemper Road
Wooding Ave
Five Forks and
Sherwood Village Shopping Center
Danville Dairy Products CO
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