Engaged Gretna couple Amy Johnson and Keith Pendergrass
Mr and Mrs Raymond B Johnson of Gretna announce the engagement of their daughter Amy Marie to Keith M Pendergrass son of Mrs Louis C Pendergrass also of Gretna Amy is a 1969 Gretna High School graduate and attended Averett College Danville Keith is a 1967 Gretna High School graduate and holds a BS in accounting from Virginia Tech He is employed by Federal Mogul in Blacksburg An open wedding is planned January 22 at Greenfield Baptist Church.
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Raymond B. Johnson
Gretna
Amy Marie
Keith M. Pendergrass
Louis
Mr. Pendergrass
Gretna High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute J and
State University
Blacksburg
Federal Maguel
Greenfield Baptist Church
Forest Hills Garden Club Holds March Meeting
Forest Hills Garden Club met Friday afternoon in Averett College drawing room with Mrs. W. E. Finch presiding. Minutes were read by secretary Mrs. C. Willard Dodson, treasurer Mrs. Frank Lombar reported funds, and plans for a workshop at Mrs. John Simpson Jr. home on March 14 at 10 a.m. to make Easter gifts for City Nursing Home. Members voted to contribute to Patron's Page, Keep Virginia Beautiful fund, VPJ Conservation Scholarship Fund, and Nature Camp. A budget committee of Mrs. Fulton Neal, Mrs. Lacy Bowen, and Mrs. Lombar was named along with a constitution committee including Mrs. Charles Carter, Mrs. Ralph Hess, and Mrs. Nelson Benton. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. R. Richardson Jr. and Mrs. Ben Miles.
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Robert Stump
Pittsylvania
Chatham Gateden Club
Stump
Sheme
Charles
Broaddus
Whitehead Motley
John W. Motley
Roger Hodgson
Hotel Jefferson
Richmond
Chatham Club
G. IV. Thompson
HV. Fitzgerald
Hunt Newton
T. E
Bruning Jr
Conservation Forum
Country Club of Virginia
Thompson
Garden Club of Virginia
Stratford College
Bastion
Danyille
Garden Club of
Danville
Forest’ Hills Garden Club
Averett College
W. E. Finch
C. Willard Dodson
Frank Lombar
City
Dudley. Dickenson
Roeman Eagle Memorial Home
Club
J. Blair Kerns
State Yearpook
Keep Virginia Beautiful
V.P.J. Conservation Scholarship Fund
Finch
Fulton Neal
Lacy Bowen
Loribar
Charles Carter
Ralph Hess
Nelson Benton
J. R. Richardson Jr
Ben Miles
Music Lessons and Motivations for Young Players
Chicago readers are advised on choosing music lessons for children. Educational expert Professor Slayman says most normal children can play an instrument with proper guidance and suggests checking instrument quality, rental options, and avoiding the wrong instrument to sustain interest.
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Morning Bridge
Chicago
C.C. Whitt
Ofpre
Nivérsity
Ilinoisjten
Hertian
Shayman
Slayman
Ister
Peale to Speak at Epiphany Chapel Event in White Plains
Norman Vincent Peale’s son and philosophy professor will address Episcopal Church Women at the Church of the Epiphany. The 1965 program in Westmoreland Court features a Bible based talk on the role of women in faith, followed by a luncheon for parish members.
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America
Chapel Hill
N.C
Peale
University
Coffee North Caren
Zifan Church of Reconciliation
Ependence
John Stafford
Westmoreland Court
Wash
Ieine
Ile Episcopal Church
Women of
Church of the Epiphanys
Stratford College
New York City
Norman Vincent Peale
Lady Astor Garden Club Meet At Averett College Drawing Room
The Lady Astor Garden Club will hold a Friday 3 PM business meeting in Averett College drawing room. The theme Winter Frost will feature arrangements using fresh materials, fruits, nuts, and berries. Members should bring horticultural greens and berries and have arrangements ready by noon.
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Lady Astor Garden, Club
Ett College
Sog
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Amy Marie Johnson
Forest Hills Club
John Peale
Boston University
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Coluntan
Elmhurst College
Lady Astor Garden Club
Diskay
Riverside Center
Your Brides Headquarters
Dial
Gbelk Leggett
Revlon
Shulton
Dorothy Gray
Yardley
Sale
Japan
Sumatra
Ebelk Leggett
Nor-Dan
Betk Leggett
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