Social events of interest at D R Duplicate Bridge Club
The D R Duplicate Bridge Club held its regular game Thursday night at the School field Recreation Center with 20 players. No game on August 4, resume August 11. North South winners were Hamlin and Woodall first, Dixon and Coster second, Fralin third. East West tied for first Stoner and Bolton with Jones, second Rippe and Aichner, third Lobl and Weldon Dryden.
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D. R. Duplicate Bridge Club Hi
Schoolfield Recreation Center
J. W. Hamlin
R. E. Woodall
Herbert Dixon
E. N. Coster
David Fralin
David S. Stoner
J. William Bolton
Ernest Jones
Ben Rippe
William Aichner
Victor Lobl
Mos. Weldon D. Dryden
Hudsons Entertain At Rehearsal Party
Mr and Mrs Elwood Hudson hosted an after rehearsal party last evening at their Franklin Court home for their son Edwin Lane Hudson and Miss Linda Lee Dallas with about 40 guests in attendance including bridal party members. The wedding is set for this evening at Spring Garden Presbyterian Church. A yellow and white color scheme decorated the event. guests assisting included Mrs W D Cole Mrs Wesley Hudson and Mrs Roland Hudson. Also noted: Susan and Janice Bailey of Mt Hermon visiting Virginia Beach. Posey Hundley Jr and daughters Susan Lisa and Jamie visiting from Dallas after a visit to his mother Mrs P J Hundley in Chatham. John Hundley and family from Baltimore visiting Mrs P J Hundley. Mrs Fuller Dibrell and children from Wilson visited Mrs Haskins McFall on Westmoreland Court. Mrs William Spencer of Winston-Salem visiting her parents on Westmoreland Court. Kenneth Dickerson of 1342 North Mair Street admitted to Duke University Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood S. Hudson
Franklin Court
Edwin Lane Hudson
Linda Lee Dallas
Spring Garden Presbyterian Church
W.D. Cole
Wesley Hudson
Roland Hudson
Posey Hundley Jr
Susan
Lisa
Jamie
Dallas
Texas
P. J. Hundley
Chatham
Fuller Dibrell
Wilson, N. C
Haskins McFall
Westmoreland Court
Coffee Compliments Mrs Edmund Gullian Hostess Day Event
Mrs John Joseph Palmer entertained with a midmorning coffee for her daughter Mrs Edmund A Gullian of Boston at 770 Main St. on Thursday from 10 to 12. Mrs Delos W Bayer greeted guests and helpers included Mrs T Coleman Edsmunds, Mrs Walter Pierce and Mrs Sam Adkins. About 50 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Palmer
Main St
Edmund A. Gullian
Boston
Mass
Gullian
Congo
Delos W. Bayer
T. Coleman Edsmunds
Walter Pierce
Sam Adkins
Program On Safety Heard By Homemakers
Observing National Farm Safety Week, Tunstall FFA members presented a home safety program for the Tunstall Young Homemakers at Tun stall High School. Donald Holley led a home hazard questionnaire noting causes of accidents, while Charles Evans reviewed kitchen safety after a film. The group planned a Bailey's Cafeteria fashion show and a cook-out at Shangri-la Recreation Park with beverages and dessert provided by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunstal Future Farmers of America
Tunstall Young Homemakers
Tunstall High School
J. T. Burgess
Donald Holley
Donald Dallas
Charles Evans
Young
Luther Payne
Donald Dalas
Carroll Collins
Bailey’s
Robert Stowe
Shangri-la Recreation Park
Ways and Means
Albert Gregory
Payne
Bill Adkins
Robert Elliott
George Holley
Herbert Holley
Harry Wright
Milton Collins
Dalton Webster Robertson
Henry Maxey
William Liverman
Robertson
Bridal Honor Paid To Mary Alice Young
August bride elect Miss Mary Alice Young was honored by Mrs. Joseph M. Taylor at a luncheon Thursday at 1 p m. in Linden Drive home. Yellow and orange daisies centered the table and Miss Young received a silver gift. Guests included Mrs. R B Young, Mrs. Lyle Motley Jr, Miss Catharine Carter, Miss Betty Carter, Miss Betty Grant, and Mrs. Bob Young.
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Mary Alice Young
Joseph M. Taylor
Linden Drive
Miss Young
R. B. Young
Lyle Motley Jr
Catharine Carter
Betty Carter
Betty Grant
Bob Young
Maids Host Showers for Miss Hawkins Before Wedding
Miss Vicki LaVerne Hawkins, to wed Kenneth Wayne Moore on August 20, was honored at a Thursday night shower hosted by Miss Carolyn Berry and others at her Lowell Street home. Pink carnations greeted arrivals as games and a poem were shared, with refreshments on a pink and white table. Attending were Mrs. Warren Hawkins Jr and many relatives and friends, including Linda English and Carolyn Berry. A second shower at Marys Diner, arranged by Mrs. Ralph Handley and others, featured a corsage for the honoree and green and white decor. Attendees included the honoree’s mother, Mrs. Warren Hawkins Jr., and numerous friends and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki LaVerne Hawkins
Kenneth Wayne Moore
Carolyn Berry
Linda English
Paulette Walker
Miss Berry
Lowell St
Miss Hawkins
Warren Hawkins Jr
Ralph Mundley
Joey Davis
L. C. Jones
Ernest Payne
Crawford Dalton
David Berry
Paul Walker
Berkley Dudley
Joe Sadler
Gerald Adkins
R. W. English
Linda Adkins
Toni Meadows
Fawkins
Ralph Handley
Beverly Herndon
Lawrence Creasy
Mary’s
F. B. Moore
Mesdames Dewey Gates
Elp, Newman
R. E. Tory
Malcolm Jones Jr
Kenneth Holland
Donald Lucas
Walter Clark
Russell Hancock
Harry Newman
William Moore
Fzra Newman
L. ¢. Willis Jr
Julian Burnett
James Newman
John Newman
Frank Anderson Jr
Otha Crane
Misses Roslyn Hancock
Susan Barbour
Lou Elien Barbour
Marshalls Host Rehearsal Party for Son's Wedding
Mr and Mrs Harry Marshall hosted an after rehearsal party at Marys Diner for their son Robert Marshall and Miss Judy Gravett who wed tonight. A green and white color scheme featured in decorations with Mrs Ronald Patterson assisting by pouring punch. About 30 guests attended including wedding party members.
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Harry Marshall
Mary’s
Robert Marshall
Judy Gravett
Ronald Patterson
Employees Honor Mrs Hallie Rowe
Belk Leggett employees at Main Street honored Mrs Hallie Rowe with a farewell party and picnic at Oven No 6 in 3llon Park on July 26. Rowe, employed for 30 years, retires August 1. Employees presented a cash gift and numerous other presents. About 53 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk-Leggett’s
Main St
Hallie Rowe
Oven No. 6
3Llon Park
Dean's List Honors Sally Noel at MCV Nursing School
Miss Sally Noel daughter of Mrs James Noel of 217 Jefferson Ave has been named to the Dean's List for the last quarter at Medical College of Virginia School of Nursing Richmond She is working toward a B S degree and graduated from George Washington High School
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Sally Noel
James Noel
Jefferson Ave
Medical College of Virginia School of Nursing
Richmond
Noel
George Washington High School
Dear Abby Compromise On Privacy And Shared Home Life
Dear Abby addresses tensions between an elderly widow and her husband over furniture and living space. The writer seeks advice on privacy, shared space, and conflicts about rest homes, with Abby urging compromise and noting no HIS or HERS in marriage while warning against actions that imply guilt. The column closes with a call to readers to write for responses and Abby’s booklet offer.
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Abby
Scearce Gibson Pair Wed at Chatham Home
Miss Patricia Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Gibson of Chatham married Don Dwight Scearce son of Mrs Maynard Scearce of Danville on July 16 at 8 p m in the bride’s home. Rev E V Cullum conducted the ceremony with summer floral décor. The bride wore white lace over satin with lace sleeves and a short veil. A reception followed and the couple plans a southern wedding trip. Mrs Scearce is with John Roane Inc and Mr Scearce is with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Gibson
Alr
J. R. Gibson
Chatham
Don Dwight Scearce
Maynard Scearce
Danville
Mr. Scearce
E. V. Cullum
Wiliam Watkins
Gibson
Scearce
John Roane, Inc
Mr. Seearce
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
NAACP Endorses Richmond Police Citizens Review Plan
The Richmond NAACP branch and the Virginia NAACP conference endorsed a proposed police citizens review board. They stated the NAACP opposes police brutality and supports accountability while praising Councilman Howard H. Carwile for pushing the measure amid opposition.
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Richmond
Virginia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Howard H. Carwile
Police Review Board
Let the cradle rock New York birds avoid falling
The National Audubon Society notes young orioles in hanging nests resist falling when the nest sways. They thrust heads forward and puncture the nest side opposite their feet, anchoring feet on one side and head on the other, even if the nest is inverted.
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New York
National Audubon Society
Spectacular Misses Summer Pattern 9116 Promotes Sun Ready Garb
Advertises Marian Martin pattern 9116 for Misses sizes 12 to 18 with breezy sun ready wraps and exposed shoulders. Includes fabric suggestions cotton crepe, price fifty cents per pattern plus mailing fee, orders accepted at Regal Publishing Co New York pattern dept. Provides address and coupon details for catalog and free pattern.
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Marian Martin
Lakes
Register Publishing Co
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Break Up Hate at Family Gatherings
DEAR MRS LAWRENCE explains a neighbor’s partiality to one child sows division. The answer states relatives often seek emnity between siblings by preferential treatment. Advice: tell the favored child aunt Rose’s affection masks dislike for the other and keep children aware it’s the relative s attitude, not theirs.
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Joanie
Aunt Rose
Goren on Bridge Puzzle Clue List
A dense crossword style list of clues and partial answers ranging from gal's name to Greek Aurora, including terms for flour maker and various ordinal, anatomical, and decorative hints. The grid items reference characters and objects across several domains.
Skirts Shown By Chanel Just Cover The Knee Cap
Paris AP fashion report notes Chanel started late but appeared on cue with Marlene Dietrich in audience. Highlights include bracket-length jackets extended to the wrist, wet skirts at knee cap, madras plaids, gold lame brocades, and wrapped bilfold skirts with front and back panels. New techniques feature contrasting piping in tunic iskirts and trimmed high toques with cog feathers accents.
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Paris
Chanel
Marlene Dietrich
Wedding Date Is One Of Many Things They Have In Common
Luci Johnson of Washington and Texas and Susan Johnson of Baltimore plan Aug. 6 weddings both born July 2, 1947. Their fiances Patrick Nugent and Curt Nagel enter active duty Nov. 28, 1965. Nagel stationed at Fort Lewis faces Vietnam after the honeymoon. airline strike clouds travel. Widely similar lives yet noted differences include church, careers, and family politics. Nagel hopes to return for the Baltimore ceremony.
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Baltimore
Luci Johnson
Washington
Texas
Susan Johnson
Johnson
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Susan
Curt Nagel
Lynda
Linda
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Pic
Nagel
Viet Nam
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Curt
Albert W. Johnson
White House
Daniel B. Brewster
D-Md
Austria
United States
Fishing Vessel Crewman Drowns Near Pascagoula
A crewman fell overboard from the Menhaden fishing vessel Tiger Shark off the Mississippi Sound near Pascagoula and drowned. The Coast Guard identified the deceased as 23 year old Robert L. Henderson Jr. of Nuttsville Virginia. Other crew members recovered the body as the Tiger Shark operated from Moss Point, Mississippi.
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Pascagoula, Miss
Misssissippi Sound
Pascagoula
Coast Guard
Robert L. Henderson Jr
Nuttsville
Lancaster County
Standard Products Co
Moss Point
Miss
Henderson
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Hudsons
Janice Bailey
Mt. Hermon
Baptist
John Hundley
William Spencer
Winston-Salem, N. C
John T. Watt
Kenneth Dickerson
North Mair St
Duke Univerity Hospital
Durham
Edmund Gullian
Marshalls
MCV
Dean
Abigail van Buren
DEA
Los Angeles
Cal
Scearce-Gibson
Police Review Board Backed
Ricky Paulsen
Iowa
Lincoln Memorial
Paulsens
Muriel Lawrence
Hate Alliance
Goren
Sawyer
Italy
Trish
Abbi
Vanity Fair
Liz
Eicc A
We TY
The
Carolines
Ohio
Thailand
Walter Taylor Plhg. & Htg
Martin Ave
Lucie Noel AP
Laundry & Cleaners
Watson “Danville
Best Cleaners
Stokesland
Kemper Road
Wooding Ave
Five Forks
Sherwood Village
Pag
Danville Dairy Products CO
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