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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1977
Page
20
Dear Abby offers psychology based advice on marriage sexual issues and stranger give garnering molester risk. Readers ask about sex life after remarriage and coping with partners who lose interest while Abby suggests therapy and emphasizes boundaries.
SATURDAY July 2 horoscope by Jeane Dixon notes birth year urges broader responsibility and stable changes. Aries to Pisces offer weekend guidance on chores, legal moves, patience, finances, and personal choices with emphasis on caution, doubt, and self discipline.
The Patrick Henry Rose Society met at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church with 35 awards given for first to third places and honorable mention. J Ronald Ferrill and George L Heaton judged. Plans were made for a Second Annual Rose Show on September 1 at Globman’s Department Store. The next meeting is July 2 at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church. The society invites new members. Also noted: the Charity League awarded $500 Founders Scholarship to David Keith Faulcher, a Fieldale Collinsville High School graduate, who plans to attend Danville Community College for machine shop.
Mrs. Pat Hedrick, branch manager, spoke at the Virginia Piedmont Group meeting held at Thomas Long Steak House in Halifax. DAR honored Kimberly Pace and Jon Fitzgerald for good citizenship. Pace presides H.S. student government and Fitzgerald is vice president.
Miss Susan Malinda Holshouser, bride elect of James Edward Eubanks, was feted at an orange blossom brunch at the Danville Golf Club. Attendees included family members, friends, and Mayflower Bank official Christine Wiles hosted by Mrs. Dewey Swicegood and others. The couple plans to wed July in a North Main Baptist Church ceremony led by Rev. J C Raper.
YWCA Camp Stony Mill starts a new summer session July 24 to 30 for girls aged 14 to 16. Campers major in 1 to 3 activities such as horseback riding swimming tennis and archery with an all-camp overnight finale. The teen session costs 60 dollars plus YWCA membership. contact 792-1522 for details.
Out of town relatives and guests travel to Richmond Greensboro Philadelphia and beyond for the July 2 ceremony at Holland Road Baptist Church. Listed are attendees from North Carolina Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and more, reflecting a wide family and friend gathering for the event.
The Danville Duplicate Bridge Club held eight tables at the Ballou Park Nature Center for Swiss team play. First place went to Ronnie Belton Bill Belton El Yerks and George Edwards, second to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rush Gerald Watson and Mrs. Leslie Giles, and third to Mrs. Clarence Edmonds Mrs. B. T. Harvey Jr. Bill Martin and Howard Scarboro. The ACBL sectional tournament is set for July 15 16 and 17 at Squire Armory per W C Gravely.
The Children of the Confederacy registered Thursday evening at the Dutch Inn. Friday tours included Ferrum College and a memorial service at St James Methodist for Confederate veterans and UDC and SCV members. State Senator Virgil Goode Jr spoke on Jubal Early. Saturday morning awards included the Mary Cabell Chapter receiving a superior rating.
Pattern department at 232 West 18th Street New York advertises fashion patterns for Spring and Summer U.S. mail order catalogs. Includes sewing books and craft guides with coupon offers and discounted pricing.
The first weather bureau was created in France during Napoleon III's reign with Urbain Le Verrier leading the effort. Le Verrier's success in predicting Neptune's location inspired Napoleon to hope for weather predictions.
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