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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
8
Your birthday today opens a half year of revision and search for better daily living perhaps a change of vocation or relocation. Aries to Pisces cover daily guidance on creativity opposition family career balance courtesy patience and staying true to your path with practical advice and wellbeing notes.
Dear Abby responds to a reader about hospital stay duration and longevity of face lifts, advising consultation with a reputable plastic surgeon. She also addresses a spouse leaving after schooling ends and the need for self-image. In another letter, Greenwich asks about a dress incident and Abby says the issue reflects misplaced emphasis on appearance. Prompt advises punishing chronic tardiness with a 10 minute wait rule and leaving if late.
Dr George W Williams of Duke University spoke on Shakespeare and family during a Wednesday talk, focusing on nuclear families and immediate kin. He noted Shakespeare treats the family as sacred, with marriage as ideal yet often imperfect, and contrasted dynastic lines in histories with troubled unions in tragedies.
A team of four played identical three no trump contracts in a daily bridge match. At one table West opened spades and South navigated a risky distribution by ducking the first trick, then shifting hearts to force East in. The defense yielded a late set with careful play by the declarer. The second table saw a clever counter to the adverse layout by snaring a spade continuation with a single jack to lure West into a favorable line, yielding nine tricks including spades hearts diamonds and clubs.
The family of George Dewey Stowe thanks friends and relatives for kindness during illness and death. Special gratitude goes to Memorial Hospital staff Dr Drake Pritchett Wrean Yeatts Funeral Home and ministers Rev Joe Monger Rev W G Elliott and Rev K A Carlisle for their services and sympathy.
The Wilson School hosts ballroom classes at Anne Boyer Studio on Watson St. Chaperones for 5th and 6th grades are My. and Mrs. Chris Suber and My. and Mrs. Jimmy Peters. hostesses are Keith Peters and Debbie Suber. 7th and 8th graders meet 8:45 to 9:45 with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Patty and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keller. hostesses are Mike Keller and Robin Patty.
Day wear favors crisp bold tailoring with pants suits and red white blue palettes. Evening attire trends include soft prints translucent gowns and two layer skirts for motion. Designers like Amthny Narducci Cardin and Valentino showcase puffed sleeves jackets wide lapels and fitted waists with navy and white accents.
Miss Nelda Dean Burton, who will marry J W Bluck on December 17, was honored at a Sunday afternoon shower hosted by Cathy Joyce and friends at 3148 Westover Drive. Attendees included Mesdames Joyce McGill Reid Tuck Heater Davis White and others. corsage of potholders and household items was given. The event featured bridal games and refreshments in green and white.
Mr and Mrs Addie J Terry of 407 Third Ave celebrate their 64th wedding anniversary with a Sunday December 5 reception from 3 to 5 p m at their home Relatives and friends are invited to attend
The Book and Art Club will meet Thursday December 9 at 6 30 p m with Mrs Wallace Hall at 191 Fremont Circle.
Personal Marry H hail of 908 N Main St is a patient in Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J Penn Whitt enburg have returned to their home in Athens Ga after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Sparks on Canterbury Rd. She was an attendant in the Judy Meadows Charles Glass wedding. Dogs eating better London AP One member of the British household who has not suffered from rising prices is the dog. Accord ing to an advertising survey owners are buying five per cent more dog food than they were three years ago despite a drop in the canine population.
The Ladies Benevolent Society met in the Nise's Auditorium Wednesday morning for its quarterly gathering. Mrs. A T Guo played the organ as Christmas carols filled the room. Miss Marion Browder delivered the devotion Keep thy Christmas Everyday. Silent prayers honored deceased members Mrs J M Watson and Mrs Crews Wooding. Kenneth Axtell outlined Memorial Hospital expansion, including a medical surgical building, 80 private rooms, 24 ICU, and 20 remodeled beds toward 125 added beds. Officers and new members were announced, with a puppet workshop slated to resume after the holidays and a coffee hour precede the meeting.
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