Pearls Make Waves In New Swimwear And Pearl Wig
New York AP reports Richelieu's unveils a custom made 900 bikini with simulated pearls sewn on elastic backing and a pearl wig designed for travelers and gala events. Designer says the bikini is water safe, comfortable, and adjustable with a halter built individually.
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Kelly Smith
New York
Joseph H. Meyer
Richelieu’s
Meyer
Richelieu
Mark Traynor
Lillian Firestone
Women of the Moose program aids Mooseheart theme
Danville Chapter No. 1322 Women of the Moose presented a program on Mooseheart children Monday night at the Moose lodge. Senior regent Lillian Ward announced plans for the Mid-Winter Conference in Durham North Carolina on Sunday January 30 and noted Rosa Specht Grand Regent of Virginia will visit January 31. Refreshments followed and Glenn Shumate was welcomed as a new member.
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Mooseheart
Danville
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Linn Carter
Maureen Milam
Betty Stovall
Lillian Ward
Durham
N.C
Ward
Rosa Specht
Virginia
Glenn Shumate
Winners Named in Danville Duplicate Bridge League
The Danville Duplicate Bridge Club held a Monday night game at King of the Sea Restaurant with 50 players. Winners were North-South first Dr. David Stoner and Ellis Halperin, second Mrs. W. O. Hawkins and Mrs. C. B. Peatross, third Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bolton, and fourth Mrs. Henry Lea and Mrs. Fred B. Leggett. East-West first B. C. Haraway Jr. and Suleyman Somay, second Jake Hamlin and Herbert Dixon, third Mrs. Ernest Jones and Mrs. Charles Evans, with other placements listed.
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Danville Duplicate Bridge Club
King of the Sea
David §. Stoner
Ellis Halperin
W. O. Hawkins
C. B. Peatross
J. W. Bolton
Henry Lea
Fred B. Leggett
Lone
Ken Witherspoon
Bill Martin
B. C. Haraway Jr
Suleyman Somay
Jake Hamlin
Herbert Dixon
Ernest Jones
Charles Evans
Sorority Meeting At Connock Home
Gam ma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at sponsor Mrs William Connock s home on Summit Road Monday evening. President Mrs Jim Pruitt said the chapter will select judges for the Valentine Princess contest during the annual ball February 11 at the Downtowner. A white elephant sale is planned January 24 at 7 45 p m at Mrs A L Seay s home Rugby Road 105, each member to bring two gifts for auction with proceeds to a chapter project. Mrs Wayne Yeatts spoke on Giving Friendship and Mrs Tom Walker won the door prize.
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Gamma Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
William Connock
Summit Road
Jim Pruitt
A. L. Seay
Rugby Road
Wayne Yeatts
Tom Walker
B&PY to hear Medicare discussed at club dinner
The Danville Business and Professional Women's Club monthly dinner meets Thursday at 7 PM at the Country Club Inn. The Legislative Committee hosts the event with guest speaker Mrs. Roxy Diggs from the local Social Security Office discussing the new Medicare program.
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Country Club Inn
Legislative Committee
Roxy Diggs
Social Security Office
Jaynes Vermifuge P-W and R-W for Worms
A health claim describes Jaynes Vermifuge tablets for pinworms and roundworms. The text promotes tablets that enter the bowels with a scientific coating and uses medically approved ingredients to kill worms. It targets families with worm infestations and urges early treatment for pinworm or roundworm infections.
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Jayne
Panel Discusses Character At Dan River High Meeting
The January Dan River High School PTA panel on "Molding Character in Our Youth" opened by Jim Lindsey discussed helping finance the band trip to St. Petersburg Florida in March via stamp contributions. Panelists included Frank Fuller Rev Estes Mrs Earl Franklin and Martha Williams with Lloyd Wallon moderating. The group agreed parents should show more interest and ensure security for their children, noting the home is key to prevention and correction. A social hour followed.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Dan River High School
Jim Lindsey
Dianne Burgess
Manson Estes
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lloyd Wallon
Frank Fuller
Estes
Earl Franklin
Martha Williams
Women of Northview Church Plan Midweek Bible Study
The Women of Northview Presbyterian Church will hold a Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p m in 119 Berkley Street the home of Mrs Larry King. Mrs Willis Harrington will be moderator for the study.
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Northview ,Presbyterian Church
Larry King
Berkley St
Willis Harrington
Look Bright Look Spring Pattern Catalog Seeks Orders
Marian Martin promotes Look Bright a spring pattern line with shirtwaist designs and pleated skirts in easy-care Dacron. Includes printing details pattern numbers and size ranges, pricing fifty cents per pattern plus mailing charges. Customers urged to send name address ZIP size and style number to pattern department New York address.
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Danville Register
Pattern Dept
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Helping Hand Meeting Reports on Charity Work
Rabbi Kelson reviews The Source by James Michener as part of January Helping Hand Society meeting hosted by Mrs. Sol Holsweig. Reports highlighted aid to 32 families via Public Health Clinic and Red Cross loans, eyeglasses collection, and continued use of wheelchairs crutches and Sick Loan Chest items. Members plan to send reading material to soldiers in Viet Nam.
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Kelson
Helping Hand
Society
Sol Holsweig
Southland Drive
Herman Koplen
Jack Abrams
Richmond
Jacob Lowenstein
American Red Cross
Albert Koplen
Viet Nam
Sunday Register
Rabbi Kelson
Holsweig
James Michener
Israel
Mrs Graham Hosts Sorority Meeting At Home
Mrs Graham welcomed Alpha Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi to her Wildhurst Lane home on Monday evening. Miss Iris Mahan, president, named Miss Jeannie Ham and Miss Linda Southerland as librarians. Miss Nancy Crouse led a Drama and Music program, finishing with Gershwin recordings. A social hour followed.
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Phillip Graham
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Wildhurst Lane
Iris Mahan
Jeannie Ham
Linda Southerland
Nancy Crouse
Tacoma Council To Install State Pocahontas Officers
Tacoma Council No 3 Degree of Pocahontas will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Red Men s Hall on West Main St Business will include installation of new officers and all members are asked to be present.
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Tacoma
Degree of Pocahontas
Redmen’s Hall
West Main St
Gamma Mu hosts Beta Sigma Phi meeting at home
Mrs. Cline Scott presided over Gamma Mu Chapter activity on Birchwood Road. A dessert bridge at Glen Oak Country Club was set with Gamma Mu as hostess for Phi Alpha Psi. Members voted to assist the Mother's March of Dimes Drive on Jan 27 and heard guest speaker Mrs. Anne Siddle on Conversation and Charm.
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Cline Scott
Gamma My
Beta Sigma Phi
Birchwood Road
Scott
Glen Oak Country Club
Phi Alpha Psi
Gamma Mu
Anne Siddle
Nancy Cocke
Birth Announced for Hollandsworth Jr in Richmond
Mr and Mrs Jerry Lee Hollandsworth of Richmond announce the birth of their son Jerry Lee Hollandsworth Jr born January 10 at Johnston Willis Hospital Mrs Hollandsworth is formerly Miss Sue Carolyn Harvey of this city
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Jerry Lee Hollandsworth
Richmond
Jerry Lee Hollandsworth Jr
Johnston-Willis Hospital
Hollandsworth
Sue Carolyn Harvey
Dear Abby Readers Debate Household Roles And Morning Ties
Dear Abby columns present a series of reader questions on domestic life. A Waco housewife seeks the difference between a maid and a housewife, and Abby hints on trust and vigilance in marriages. A working mother asks how to control her sixteen year old daughter’s visiting boyfriend while balancing neighbors' gossip. A Boston father critiques a high school English assignment about imaginary problems, and Abby defends creative writing while clarifying guidelines for personal replies and wedding booklets.
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Abby
Siike
Rat Fink
Boston
Gluck Reforms Highlighted by Ford at Music Club
Richard Ford led a Music Study Club program at Mrs. Gordon R. Woody Jr. home on reform operas by Gluck. Ford traced Gluck’s career from Prague to Vienna and Paris, noted the 1760s 1770s reforms, and contrasted Italian and French tastes. He screened recordings of Gluck Don Giovanni and Beethoven Fidelio, welcoming new member Mrs. Frank Meade.
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Richard Ford
Music Study Club
Gordon R. Woody Jr
Russell Perkins
Ford
Greece
Christoph Willibald von Gluck
Italy
Count Durazzo
Paris
Orfeo
Euridice
Euridices
Hades
Mozart
Beethoven
Frank Meade
December 1965 Forest Fires Hit North Carolina
State Forester Fred Claridge reported December 1965 as the worst month for forest fires in the year. North Carolina woodlands remained unusually dry with 1,287 fires burning 11,663 acres and causing about $230,000 in damage. He urged extreme caution when burning trash near homes or woods and recommended burning trash in late afternoon when winds subside.
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Raleigh
Fred Claridge
Claridge
Kidnappers Nab Venezuelan Village Police Chief
The Interior Ministry says Communist guerrillas abducted La Yuca village police chief Gonzalo Morillo, aged 31, after 15 guerrillas in army uniforms arrived Monday and forced him at gunpoint to accompany them into the hills in western Venezuela.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Interior Ministry
la Yuca
Gonzalo “Morillo
Overconfidence Sinks North South In Three No Trump
In a fragile three no trump contract, South overestimated his chances after North opened clubs and South supported with hearts. West led spades, East covered, and a misplayed diamond sequence cost declarer nine top tricks. South failed to regain access to his hand to cash the ninth diamond, allowing West to set the contract by one.
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South
North
West
Declarer
Altho
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