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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1971
Page
7
Your birthday today hints at rising personal power and earnings in the coming year with a late year grand turnabout. Aries through Pisces brief daily injections urge budget reviews, cautious pursuit of goals, tidy campaigns, and clear messaging, aided by unexpected encouragement and fresh arrivals.
A reader raising an aging couple seeking love despite poverty asks if a non legal marriage could preserve pensions. Clergy and social workers weigh options, noting legal and financial risks and suggesting legal counsel. A Social Security official clarifies benefits rules for remarriage and Survivor benefits. a voice cites aging policy and moral questions.
A High Point committee of furniture manufacturers studies an early spring event for the Southern Furniture Exposition. William E. Stevens Jr., president of the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association, said Monday that an annual spring introduction is under consideration.
North South vulnerable, six diamonds made in a 7 card trump, with hearts splitting four two. South's line of play secured 12 top tricks under favorable distributions after careful use of clubs and spades and a controlled heart and diamond sequence. West opening led clubs, declarer leveraged discards and trump control to reach the slam.
The Temple Terrace Woman's Club held a home decorations contest Sunday night awarding first place to the William Haulsee home at 115 Nor-Dan Drive second place to Staley Earp's home at 116 Greenwood Lane and third to the Herman Michael home at 338 Lansbury Drive.
Phi Alpha Lambda hosts a Christmas party honoring Miss Annie Yeatts and Mrs. Price at Becky Clark's house. Guests include family of the honorees, with corsages, gifts, and a program by Nadara Kingery. Food and clothing donations for indentured families and dolls for area poor children will be collected.
The Schoolfield Rebekahs hold their annual Christmas party at the manager James E. Lester home with Miss Arm Yeatts honored by her fiancé Michael Bryant during gifts from Southern Department Store. Lodge No. 38 meets Tuesday at 7 20 in the West Main Hall where Yeatts works in sportswear. The wedding is set for December 26 at Hermon Baptist Church Mt Hermon.
Printed Pattern 9297 offers a slimming easy sew princess line jumper with collar coordinated with a smart blouse. Includes half sizes and yardage details for 54 inch fabric, plus special handling for air mail. Send name address ZIP size and style number to Pattern Dept. at The Register. Free fashion offer catalog and instant sewing book available.
Crossword clues list with partial numbers and fragmented hints. Includes entries such as Wound mark, Tonsure area, Mixture and others, plus several cryptic fragments and misprints for entries like Radar island and Florence's river. Reader must resolve to complete grid.
Barbara Hope MecMinnis daughter of Lester and McMinnis Sr Danville will marry James Phillip Simmons son of James and Simmons Stuart on Christmas Day at 8 p.m. The ceremony will be at Vandola Baptist Church with a social hall reception to follow. invitations not yet issued.
In Virginia a second bill to reduce the blood alcohol content presumptive of drunken driving was profiled by Delegate A. B. McMurtrie D Chesterfield. The measure would lower the presumption from .15 to .10 percent and reduce the impaired driving threshold from .10 to .05 percent.
A $100,000 gift to UNC Greensboro establishes the Joe Rosenthal professorship. The money comes from the late Elizabeth Rosenthal, a Goldsboro native and 1927 UNC Greensboro graduate. The fund began in 1986 with plans completed before her death last April. Joe Rosenthal was a former UNC Greensboro trustee and longtime educator.
The Bill Merricks home at 210 N Woodberry Ave was named first place winner in the Woodberry Hills Christmas decoration contest judged by the Woman's Club. Second place went to Paul Starnes at 403 S Woodberry Ave. Elvin Haynes of 14 aminit Rd was third place and Willie Chattins at 540 Woodberry Ave captured fourth place.
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