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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1968

Page

10

Stages of Pruning Highlight Maud Clement Garden Club Meet

The Maud Clement Garden Club held a meeting at Mrs. Otis Shelton’s home near Chatham with Mrs. William Gregory of Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg as speaker pro tem on pruning stages. Malcolm Rogers of the Virginia Experiment Station led the discussion while dish gardens "How Green Is My Garden" earned ribbons for Mrs. Tom Hamilton and others.

William Gregory Virginia Polyotechnic Institute Blacksburg Maud Clement Garden Club Otis Shelton Chatham C. B. Edmunds George Haley Malcolm Rogers Virginia Experiment Station Tom Hamilton Robert Keesee Robert Fox Earlie Botts

WCTU To Meet and Club Banquet Planned in Chatham

The WCTU in Chatham will hold its regular monthly meeting at 3 am on Thursday February 15 with Mrs. Mary Crews as hostess at her Whittle Street home. The Chatham Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Otha Shelton's Fairview Road home with Shelton presiding and welcoming visitors Ryland Carter and J. B. Moss. a Heart Fund contribution was voted and plans were made for a March 7 family banquet at Chatham Armory in celebration of the club’s founding. Virginia and Danville connections appear in reports of local residents and engagements including Ann Derring to Joel Maynard Amos and summer wedding plans for Overbey.

Chatham W. C. T. U Mary Crews Whittle Street Chatham Home Otha Shelton Fairview Road John Edwards Washinton D. C Ruth Rebecca Edwards Robert Friend Harsonburg Embry Hargrave Boulevard Allen James William Bryant Miami Fla As Jr Dry Fork E. S. Allen Jr Ann Derring Joel Maynard Amos Maynard Amos Chatham Miss Bryant Bryant Stratford College Danville Longwood College

Birth Announced for Daughter Jennifer Dawn Smith

Mr. and Mrs. James Irving Smith of Callands announce the birth of a daughter, Jennifer Dawn, Jan. 31, at Martinsville General Hospital. Grandparents include Mrs. Smith formerly Diane Hutchens of Spencer, and the couple’s families in Hart Mississippi. Jennifer Dawn is the first child for the couple. A June wedding is planned.

James Irving Smith Callands Rt. One Jennifer Dawn Martinsville General Hospital Smith Diane Hutchens Spencer

Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List

Puzzle grid with numerous numbered across and down clues including harvest part filigree balance mainstay aquatics span support and many proper nouns such as Australians and European references. Entries reference objects animals materials places and titles across diverse topics in a typical newspaper crossword format.

Seabee’s River of Ayrshire Cambodia Estonia

Book And Art Club To Meet Thursday

The Book and Art Club will meet Thursday, Feb. 15, at 4 p.m. with Mrs. B. F. Dyer at 279 Mountain View Avenue. Donnie Mosés, a University of Virginia Law School senior, returns to classes after a mid-term break at home in Chatham. Mary Lee McKeever and Mary Helen Allen have returned to Longwood College after a break at parental homes in Chatham.

Book and Art Club B. F. Dyer Mountain View Avenue Donnie Mosés University of Virginia Law School Chatham Carroll Brown Memorial Hospital Danville John A Florida Emily J. Neblett Monroe Lawson C Womack Church Lane Margaret Davis Embry Friend Mary Lee McKeever Mary Helen Allen Longwood College

Martinsville Shower Honors Miss Nancy Carol Sowder

Martinsville notes Mrs. Mattie Myers and others hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Nancy Carol Sowder wife of Thomas E Clyde of Philadelphia. Corsage given. prizes awarded to Mrs. Raymond Johnson Mrs. Joe McFadin and Mrs. Everett Mays. The Wednesday Book Club was entertained by Mrs. Harry S Tuggle on Sam Lion Trail with luncheon and a program by Mrs. Kenneth Hearn.

Nancy Carol Sowder Thomas E. Clyde Philadelphia Mattie Myers Ralph Keys Joe Sherwood Ardena Bowes Lucille Harris Raymond Johnson Joe McFadin Everett Mays Harry S Tuggle Sam Lion Trail Kenneth Hearn

Garden Club Meeting Highlights At Mrs Broaddus Home

Garden Club members gathered at North Main Street home of Mrs Broaddus for coffee and a spring tea table. Mrs Hairston led the business session while Mrs Motley Jr read a poem from the Garden Club of Maine. Mrs Girard V Thompson spoke on the Virginia judging school and a 19th century mantel donation for the Pittsylvania Clerk’s Office. Members were urged to plant dogwood in observance of Arbor Day and the group voted to support the Rose A talk on The Journal by Mrs Hopkins as a program feature.

Chatham Garten 'Club North Main St M. Hairston Thomas ¥. Motley Jr Garden ‘Club Mia Girard V. Thompson Garden Club of Virginia Haile V. Pitsgerald Fisgevala Roy Payne Pittsylvania County Callands Hairston

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Pittsylvania Social Maud Clement Club Mrs. Gregory WCTU Farmville Virginia Polytechnic Institute Virginia Department of Highways Richmond Ned Ernest Dugger Overbey Daugh Ann Derring Bryant Williams Miss Martha Susan Overbey Ter Martha Busan James Paul Kent Jr James Paul Kent Hart Overbey Chatham Hall Salem College Winston-Salem N. C Richmond Public Schools Kent College of William and Mary Marshall Wythe School of Law Altavista Martinsville Miss Sowder Danville Beauty Academy Patton St Pat’s North Main Street Bubba Sharline Burnette Pat Pruitt Garden Club Haley Valentine Jr Petite Missy Dial LABOR Haw River Park Plaza Burlington N.C
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