Wondrous Love presented by Woodrow Wilson Junior choir
The Mus ic Study Club of Woodrow Wilson Junior High staged Wondrous Love a mountain choral drama of the Nativity Monday evening in place of the PTA meeting Under Mrs Mabel Berry direction the story of the Christ Child set in the Appalachian mountains was sung with Fara Adams narrator Sherry Watlington on piano Susan Haraway as Mary Steve Long as Joseph Janet Watlington as the Angel Rhonda Martin as soloist and a cast including Kitty Worley Tommy Swann plus helpers and scenery staff Susan Robinson Linda Pruitt Lisa Dix on and Denise Walker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
PTA
Mabel Berry
Appalachian Mountains
Fara Adams
Sherry Watlington
Susan Haraway
Mary
Steve Long
Joseph
Janet Watlington
Angel
Rhonda Martin
Kitty Worley
Tommy Swann
Susan Robinette
Linda Pruitt
Lisa Dixon
Denise Walker
Duplicate Bridge Winners Revealed at Danville Club
The Danville Duplicate Bridge Club held a Monday night game at the King of the Sea Restaurant with 44 players. In North-South, winners were Dr. David S Stoner Ellis Halperin first, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson second, Mrs. Herbert Silverman Suleyman Somay third, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bolton fourth. East-West winners were Mrs. Nelson Pearson and Mrs. A. R. Gravely first, Mrs. Leslie Giles and Mrs. Weldon Dryden second, Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington and Mrs. W. E. Jennings third, and Mrs. Lillian Milam and Mrs. Lane Bingham fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Duplicate Bridge Club
King of the Sea
David S Stoner
Ellis Halperin
Gerald Watson
Herbert Silverman
Suleyman Somay
J. W. Bolton
Nelson Pear Son
A. R. Gravely
Leslie Giles
Weldon Dryden
Elizabeth Harrington
W.E. Jennings
Lillian Milam
Lane Bingham
Protests Prime Goals For Red Infiltrators
Washington AP Barry Goldwater's Free Society Association described student protest movements as a prime target of Communist infiltration. The pamphlet on the new student left argues Communists seek world domination, aided by many student leftists, not merely peace or civil rights.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
Conservative Association
North Carolina Workers To Get Raises As Minimum Wage Increases
Raleigh AP reports up to 50 000 of North Carolina's lowest paid workers will gain from the minimum wage rise from 85 cents to $1 an hour on January 1. Labor Commissioner Frank Crane says the 15 cent hike was enacted by the 1965 legislature and many employers are already adjusting wages. Beneficiaries include workers in small department and variety stores general stores clothing hardware grocery laundries hotels motels restaurants service stations and ice businesses.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Frank Crane
Crane
Hravel
Women of Moose Hold Chapter Meet
The Women of the Moose met Monday night at the Moose Lodge on the Greensboro highway. Mrs Mary Gunnell led the Social Service Committee program followed by an enrollment ceremony. The Christmas party and dinner, moved from Dec 18 to Dec 24, was announced and reservations requested. Final plans were made for a children’s Christmas program at the Moose Lodge on Dec 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs William Ward praised those who dressed dolls for the Salvation Army and refreshments were served.
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Moose Lodge
William Ward
Salvation Army
Green Acres Women Set Tree Lighting at Glenwood School
The Green Acres Woman's Club will host a tree lighting on Friday at 5:30 p.m. on Glenwood Elementary School grounds as a community project. The tree was donated by the Green Acres club and Mrs. L. I. Ramey says the event is open to the public. if rain occurs, the ceremony moves to Monday at the same time.
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Glenwood Elementary
Green Acres Woman's Club
Green Acres Club
L. I. Ramey
Bridal Honor Paid To Elizabeth Lamb
Miss Elizabeth Lamb, to wed A/3C Larry G. Turpin in January, was honored at a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Curtis Smith and Miss Melva Turpin at Turpin's home on Dula Street. A corsage arrived with her, bridal games entertained, and refreshments on a Christmas themed table followed. Guests included Raymond Turpin, Edward Turpin, Archie Setliff, Clarence Jones, Howard Mansfield, Harold Carter, Tera Daniels, Paul Willis, Jimmy Turpin, C. I. Setliff, Helen Crews, and Susan Setliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lamb
Larry G. Turpin
Curtis Smith
Melva Turpin
Dula St
Mesdames Raymond Turpin
Edwin Turpin
Carolina Marine Killed In Action
The Defense Department identified Marine Pfc. Robert M. Brown of Salisbury North Carolina as killed in action in Vietnam. He lived at 109 Stonewell Road and served with the U S marine corps during the Vietnam conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Washington
Defense Department
Robert M. Brown
Stonewell Road
Salisbury
N.C
Viet Nam
Communist Plot Uncovered in Guatemala Says Government
The Guatemala government said it uncovered a broad Communist plot to seize power. The preliminary objective was to block presidential elections due next March and involved planned kidnappings of wealthy Guatemalans plus increased terrorism and sabotage.
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Guatemala
Haley Zimmerman Wedding Planned for Friday Evening
Miss Carolyn Ann Zimmerman daughter of Oscar and Zimmerman of South Boston Road will wed James Franklin Haley Jr. Friday December 17 at 8 PM at Glenwood Memorial Baptist Church. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Carl E Burger with organist Mrs Gerald Funk and soloist Mrs Talmadge Gerringer. Linda Gail Harris as maid of honor with bridesmaids Ann Evelyn Snead Elizabeth Ann Owen and Cindy Layne as junior bridesmaid. Best man will be James F Haley Jr. and groomsmen Bruce Gilbert Johnny Hudson. Lee Haley will be junior groomsman. Church to be open to friends and relatives.
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Carolyn Ann Zimmerman
Oscar Henry Zimmerman
South Boston
James Franklin Haley Jr
James F. Haley
Ringgold
Glenwood Memorial Baptist Church
Carl E. Burger
Gerald Funk
Talmadge Gerringer
Zimmerman
Linda Gail Harris
Providence
N.C
Ann Evelyn Snead
Elizabeth Ann Owen
Cindy Layne
Haley
Bruce Gilbert
Johnny Hudsor
Blacksburg
Lee Haley
Pattern book ad for Marian Martin catalogs and patterns
Beautiful basic ONE and dressier TWO styles with scarf neckline. Print Pattern 9121 half sizes 1244 144% 16% 1844 2042 2244 2445. Size 16% uses 348 yards 54 inch fabric. Fifty cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing. Send to Marian Martin Danville Register Pattern Dept New York NY 10011. Print name address with ZIP size and style number. Discover 350 new design ideas in Fall Winter Catalog. Free pattern coupon with catalog.
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Marian Martin
Danville Register
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Dear Abby readers face family, dating and etiquette woes
A mixed collection of reader letters addresses a young brother living on parents’ support, a labelled dessert-guest dilemma, and views on family trees in relation to lineage and the DAR. Abby guidance offers practical, tactful responses.
Christmas Program Delights G L H Johnson PTA
A PTA meeting at G L H Johnson School featured a program titled Christmastime with Christmas in many lands and pupil participation from all grades. Sixth grade chorus performed under Mrs Nancye Donahoe while Gordon McCubbins announced the school will publish its first newspaper Friday. Attendance awards went to Rosalie Lovelace's third grade and Cliffie Hobgnod's sixth grade.
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G.L.H. Johnson
Parent- Teacher Association
Nancye Donahoe
Louis Shannon
Gordon McCubbins
G. L. H. Johnson
McCubbins
Rosalie Lovelace
Cliffie Hobgnod
Kentuck Meet Held At Swicegood Home
The December Kentuck Woman's Club meeting took place Monday evening at Mrs. Dewey W. Swicegood's home with co hosts Mrs. R C A Batt erman and Mrs. Rawley Williams. Rev Roger Lovette of Blairs Baptist Church spoke on Spiritual Preparation for Christmas. The group planned Christmas giving to those in need and refreshments followed on a Christmas decorated table.
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Kentuck Woman’s Club
Dewey W. Swicegood
R. C. A. Batterman
Rawley Williams
Roger Lovette
Blairs Baptist Church
Mel Lloyd Walton
BSP Party With Mrs Barker Brightens Alpha Zeta Sorority
Members of Alpha Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Christmas gathering at sponsor Mrs Evelyn Barker home on Robertson Ave After the business session they wrapped gifts for needy children and planned a caroling visit to Danville Nursing Home The program on Music was presented by Mrs Carolyn Graham and Christmas elections were played Gifts were exchanged during the social hour
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Alpha Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Evelyn Barker
Robertson Ave
Danville Nursing Home
Carolyn Graham
Durham City County To Get Defense Award
Durham City and Durham County will receive the Defense Department national distinguished service award for providing fallout shelter space for every citizen. The luncheon presentation will be by Dial F Sweeney of Thomasville, Ga. The region has 94 shelter facilities licensed to house 113,312 people, 1,612 more than 1960 figures, with space planned for 118,000 more.
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Durham
Durham County
U.S. Department of Defense
Civil Defense
Edward F. Griffin
Department
Prenuptial Shower for Miss Barbara St Clair
Miss Barbara St. Clair, soon to wed Hugh Wyatt on December 26, was feted at a surprise prenuptial shower hosted by Corning Glass Works coworkers. The event at Mrs. R. M. Womack's home featured Christmas colors, corsage gifts, and guests including Mrs. Smith Walton, Mrs. William F. Dyer, Mrs. Kenneth Doss, and others.
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Barbara St. Clair
Hugh Wyatt
Corning Glass Works
R. M. Womack
North
Woodberry Ave
Smith Walton
William F. Dyer
Kenneth Doss
Bertry Apple
Patsy Keesee
Jesse Hines
Judith Lewis
Linwood Webb
Ralph White
C. Q O. Newton
Nancy Moore
Odessa Martin
Surrey Hills Women Plan Yule Activity
The Surrey Hills Park Club met at Mrs. Clifton Brannon home to map Christmas events. President Clee Laster named a committee for doorway decorations judging set for December 19 and plans to aid a needy family during the season.
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Surrey Hills Park Club
Clifton Brannon
Raymond Blackwell
Ed Wright
Ralph Earnhardt
Jesse Hite
Clee Laster
Laster
Leslie Bell
S. N. Sharp
George C. Carter Jr
Lee Stephens
Sorority To Repeat Santa Train Ride
Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will repeat its successful Santa train ride project next year. The Monday night meeting at Mrs. Wayne Scearce's home on Rocklawn Ave featured judging of handmade tree ornaments with prizes to Mrs. Brad Beacham for most attractive and Mrs. Luther Beaver for most original. Secret sisters exchanged Christmas gifts during the social hour and Mrs. Scearce won the door prize.
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Gamma Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Wayne Scearce
Rocklawn Ave
Prises
Brad Beacham
Luther Beaver
Scearce
Births Announced From Memorial Hospital List
Mr and Mrs Monroe Douglas Falk of Chatham announce a daughter Patricia Ann born December 9 at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Phillip Thomas Cash announce daughter Sarah Renee born December 7. Douglas Wayne Cox of Blairs announce a son Mark Douglas born December 7. Andy Ray Boles of Gretna announce a son Douglas Ray born December 7. Ralph Hampton Joyce of Danville announce a son Johnnie Preston born December 7. Carroll Blair Mays Jr of Old Piney Forest Road announce a son Timothy Wayne born December 7. Clarence Lee Riggs of Halifax Road announce a son Tracy Eugene born December 6. Ernest Devoid Boatyright of Danville announce a daughter Betty Melinda born December 6. Durham Lloyd Hardison of Baugh Street announce a son Jody Dale born December 6. John Lewis Satterfield III of Yanceyville announce a daughter Jacqueline Lee born December 16.
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Monroe Douglas Falk
Chatham
Rt. Three
Patricia Ann
Memorial Hospital
Phillip Thomas Cash
Franklin Turnpike
Sarah Renee
Douglas Wayne Cox
Blairs
Rt. One
Mark Douglas
Andy Ray Boles
Gretna
Douglas Ray
Ralph Hampton Joyce
Danville
Johnnie Preston
Carroll Blair Mays Jr
Old Piney Forrest Road
Timothy Wayne
Clarence ‘Lee Rigs
The
Halifax Road
Tracy Eugene
Ernest’ DeVoid Boatyright
Betty Melinda
Durham Lloyd Hardison
Baugh St
Jody Dale
John Lewis Satterfield III
Yanceyville, N.C
Jacqueline Lee
Jaycettes Plan Caroling Social in Danville
The Danville Jaycettes meet at King of the Sea Restaurant on Wednesday December 15 at 7 p.m. with husbands, then carol to the Roman Eagle Home and Danville Nursing Home. They return for refreshments and bring food clothes and items for needy families.
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Danville Jaycettes
King of the Sea
Roman Eagle
Danville
Farthing Returns Home From Visit to Parents in Seasons Grove
Personal Robert E. Farthing has returned to his home in Seasons Grove, Pennsylvania, after a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Farthing on Girard Street.
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Robert E. Farthing
Seasons Grove
Mrs
J. P. Farthing
Girard St
Christmas Play Planned at Sycamore Baptist Church
December 22 at Sycamore Baptist Church will feature a Christmas play directed by Mrs. Delano Dalton and Mrs. Douglas Spurlock. Choir members will carol on December 12. WMS hosts a Christmas party on December 18 with Mrs. Charlie Gibson as hostess. Odie Dalton is a surgical patient in Danville Memorial. Chesley Dalton and Junior Miller are in Lynchburg General Hospital. Two locals serve in Vietnam, Pvt. Billie W. Brumfield and Pfc. Garrith R. Dalton.
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Sycamore
Delano Dalton
Odie Dalton
OQ. R. Brumfield
Danville Memorial
Chesley, Dalton
Junior Miller
Lynchburg General Hospital
Louie Merricks
Waldorf
Horsace Wright
Eddie Culbert
Hurt
A. B. Culbertson
Viet Nam
Viet Nam. They Are Pvt
Billie W. Brumfield
Pfc
Garrith R. Dalton
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Green Acres
Haley-Zimmerman
Dear Abby
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Abby
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Cesu
DAR
Daniel Webster
Voltaire
Ovid
Thomas Overbury
Boston
Jacksonvlle
Los Angeles
Calif
Kentuck
Swicegood
Mrs. Barker
Durham City
County
Miss St. Clair
Surrey Hills
Jaycettes
Vwoenn -Lyealts Funeral Home
N. Main ST
Sycamore Social
Gerber
BSI
American Museum of Modern Art
Merriess Christadyever
Riverside
Vanity Fair
Thalhimers Riverside
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