Wooding Club Hears Reports, Officers Elected
The Harry Wooding Garden Club held its semi annual meeting at Mrs. C. G. Gaddy’s home on Forest Circle with Miss Ethel Gibson in charge. Officers for 1966 to 1968 were elected and approved, previews included year’s work and Christmas Tea preparations.
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Harry Wooding Garden Club
C. G. Gaddy
Forest Circle
James Sprinkle
Ethel Gibson
Gaddy
Stamps Fuppen
Edwin Harvie Jr
Horace Bass
J. D. Beale JT
Mottley Paul Wedding Feted At Molfe y Home
Mr and Mrs George D Molfey Jr hosted an after rehearsal party for daughter Beverly Rae Mot tley and William Oscar Paul IMI at their home. Decorations featured green and white. Mrs William G Blanken ship poured punch and Mrs Doral L Motley served cake. About 25 attended including bridal party and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Molfey, Jr
Beverly Rae Mottley
William Oscar Paul
Imi
William G. Blankenship
Doral L. Motley
Cumbea Announces Birth of Son Russell Rawlings Jr
Mr and Mrs Russell R Cumbea Jr of Richmond announce the birth of a son Russell Rawlings Sr on December 22 at Richmond Memorial Hospital Mrs Cumbea is the former Miss Jane Adams of Danville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell R. Cumbea Jr
Richmond
Russell Rawlings, Sr
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital Patient List And Officers Named
Mrs. Mary B. Blankenship of 865 Stokes St. is a patient in Memorial Hospital. The text lists officers including Mrs. W. E. J. Me Mann as president and several vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Blankenship
Stokes St
Memorial Hospital
W. E. J. Me, Mann
Robert B. van Tassel
Edwin J. Harvie Jr
C. Stamps Flippen
Horace Bass
Gaddy
Goren On Bridge Quiz Questions Prompt Bids
Weekly bridge quiz by Charles H. Goren presents a sequence of hands asking what to bid under varying vulnerability and holdings. The column tests readers on bidding choices and game strategy with multiple scenarios and a teaser note about answers to come tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicase Tribune
Woodberry Hills Hears Address By Neil Nielsen
Neil Nielsen spoke to Woodberry Hills PTA on improving the community and citizen obligations. He reviewed Danville’s growth over a decade, highlighted school and neighborhood enhancements, and urged active local government involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodberry Hills
Neil Nielsen
Parent-Teacher Association
Danville
Nielsen
Ruth McNeely
Jeanette Williams
Billie Ruth Sparks
Julia Gusler
Bob Wiles
Larry Batterman
Avis Whitlow
Gusler
Williams
Miss Sizemore Heads Memorial Hospital Alumnae Group
The Memorial Hospital Alumnae Association metThursday night in the Ferma E Hoover Auditorium for officer installations for two years. Officers named were Miss Lucy Sizemore president, Mrs Florence Tompkins vice president, Mrs Dorothy Bennett secretary, Mrs Ann Jones treasurer.
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Memorial Hospital
Ferma E. Hoover
Lucy Sizemore
Florence Tompkins
Dorothy Bennett
Ann Jones
Evangeline Keck
Virginia Norton
Geneva Underwood
Alice Turner
Alene Coleman
Florence Lewis
Sandra Worley
Julia Gillespie
Ways
Marie Mills
Mildred Wiles
Helen Elliott
Emma Turner
Lessie Nutt
Dear Abby’s tactful advice on new town signals
Dear Abby offers practical tips for a newcomer to connect without overstepping. She suggests asking the in‑between person to introduce you, preserving privacy and avoiding awkward reveal. She advises choosing a family member for a matron of honor if sisters are unavailable, and emphasizes handling past marriages with honest, pertinent questions only if they affect future life together.
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Abby
Millie McGillicuddy
Sam Strangelove
Mempins
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
What follows is a compact set of across and down crossword clues listing 66 entries with various wordplay types and definitions. Clues range from everyday terms to proper nouns and abbreviations, invitingSolver to fill a standard grid.
Mrs Robertson speaks at homemakers meeting on nutrition
Mrs Robertson addresses Tunstall High School home economics group outlining the four basic food groups fruit vegetables bread cereals milk cheese and lean meat fish eggs dry peas and beans poultry and nuts She urges adequate portions for all ages and notes milk benefits for bones and recovery after falls Delegates chosen for Roanoke state convention and honors announced Hostess Mrs Ray Hudson
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Dalton Webster Robertson
Tunstall Young Homemakers
Harry Wright
Milton Collins
Roanoke
Collins
Richard Huffman
Ray Hudson
Winners Announced In Duplicate Bridge
Members of the Dan River Duplicate Bridge Club met Thursday night at the School field Recreation Center where five tables were in play. North-South winners were: first Dr. John Stoneburner and Mrs Bill Bolton, second George Edwards and Bill Bolton, third James Matthewson and Carol Givens. East-West winners: first Ernest Jones and Mrs John Torrence, second Victor Lobl and Harold Cloutier, third Mrs B T Harvey and Mrs John Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan. River Duplicate Bridge Club
Schoolfield Recreation Center
John Stoneburner
Bill Bolton
George Edwards
James Matthewson
Carol Givens
Ernest Jones
John Torrence
Victor Lobl
Harold Cloutier
B. T. Harvey
John Brooks
Mt Hermon WCTU Holds Program Meeting
The Mount Hermon Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mary's Diner on Thursday night. A skit titled Shirley Finds Open Doors was performed by Elizabeth Yeatts, Bob Blair, and Jesse Yeaman Jr. Plans were made for the county convention at Mount Hermon Baptist Church on February 24 with a program and covered dish dinner.
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Mount Hermon
Mount Hermon Baptist Church
Fashion designers spin fairy tales for spring looks
AP fashion writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports designers embrace fairy tale motifs for spring. Betty Carol’s Mam’selle collection features a red wool and linen coat with wolf patches signaling Red Riding Hood. Cinderella themes appear at Bert and Beth Levine with jewel encrusted evening shoes. Ceil Chapman returns with halter neck chiffons and gowns for all budgets. Pat Sandler favors nursery like smock dresses with beading while black and white motifs appear in cocktail styles. Ben Zuckerman offers pastel tailored suits and coats. Milliner Adolpho shuns baby bonnets for bold polka dot hats and bandit masks.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
New York (Ap
Betty Carol
Lo Beth Riding Hood
Red Riding Hood
Bert
Beth Levine
Cinderella
Ceil Chapman
Sandler
Ben Zuckerman
North Carolina Highway Commission votes to hire 644 more workers
The North Carolina Highway Commission voted unanimously to hire 644 additional employees to handle workload from the Appalachian program and a state road bond issue. The plan would raise payroll to about $53 million annually, with overtime eligible and 20 percent pay hikes for volunteers.
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Carolina Highway Commission
Raleigh
North Carolina Highway Commission
Babcock
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Joe Hunt
Secondary
Are You Hip to Spring's Happiest New Look
Marian Martin promotes a spring pattern catalog and includes a 50 cent pattern price with postage details. It describes a two piece dress with a belt and options in checks or print, listing sizes 10 through 18 and fabric yardage for size 16. The notice instructs readers to mail order to The Danville Register Pattern Dept in New York and offers a free catalog coupon.
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Marian Martin
Danville Register
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Husband holds long Sunday devotion record in Schnecksville
In Schnecksville Pennsylvania Mrs Henry Musselman a Sunday school pianist and junior high teacher boasts quietly that her husband has not missed a Sunday in 33 years while she herself has never missed in 29 years at the local Sunday school.
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Schnecksville, Pa
Henry Musselman
Schnecksville
Schal
CORE Pickets Seek Reinstatement of Worker
Washington AP reports pickets with CORE signs gathered outside the Welfare Department to demand Anna Holden’s reinstatement to the Education Department’s equal educational opportunities program. Holden, a former CORE officer, says she was fired over civil rights activities. officials cite inadequate performance during a probationary appointment.
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Washington (Ap
Welfare Department
Anna Holden
Office of Education
Equal Educational Opportunities Program
Miss Holden
Congress of Racial Equality
Secretary of Welfare
John W. Gardner
Holden
CORE
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