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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1975
Page
4
A reader panel presents mixed feelings about privacy in bedrooms and teenage music practice. Advice covers silicone implants costs and recovery, motherhood loneliness, postpartum mood, and urging professional help.
The reading highlights a fresh start with a new moon this year and urges breaking out of habits while advising careful effort in relationships. Each sign receives guidance on new beginnings, decision timing, earnings potential, travel limits, negotiations, and social opportunities.
The Helping Hand Society gathered at Mrs. Fred Feibelman’s home on March 10 with President Mrs. Alvin Silverman presiding. Officer D W Adkins discussed home burglary prevention, noting crime rose 330 percent in a decade and suggesting locks timers and neighbor watch, while detailing Danville’s air patrol. The meeting included social hour and upcoming district and conservation activities with aluminum recycling efforts and scholarships through the VFW and GFWC programs.
Nine tables competed at the Danville Duplicate Bridge Club Monday night at Ballou Park Nature Center. North-South winners were D L Franklin and Ernest Jones first, Ronnie Belton and Otto Manly second, Keith Peters and Clarence Edmonds third, Henry Bourne and Russell Tucker fourth. East-West victors were Bill Farmer and Don Reed first, David Leonard and B B Leonard second, Irving Heiner and George Hughes third, EP Barnett and H T Gosney fourth.
The Old Dominion Chapter of the American Business Women held its annual spring enrollment tea on Sunday March 9 at the Downtowner Motor Inn from 3 to 5 pm. President Mrs Nancy Clardy welcomed members and guests. Velma Smith tea chair presented a skit titled My Ladies Fair featuring Ann Owen Jill Vernon Brenda Walrington Pat Shumate Virginia Hudgins Nancy Clardy Betty Gammon Evelyn Alverson. Donna James was enrolled as a new member.
Miss Ann Owen bride elect of Thomas R Beyer on April 19 was honored at a luncheon Saturday March 8 at the Holiday Inn by Mrs Gerald W Beyer. She received three yellow china roses and a piece of silver. Attending were Mrs Goldie Owen mother of the bride elect Mrs Vincent C Beyer mother of the prospective bridegroom and Mrs Mary Beyer grandmother of the prospective bridegroom.
Archer T. Gammon Unit 19 of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary will hold a meeting Thursday March 13 at 7 30 p m in the WBTM Building conference room. Commander Miss Marie Cheek requests full attendance for the agenda items.
Veronica Meadows was honored at a bridal shower held Sunday in the home of Mrs. Juanita Rousey at 1024 Lockett Drive with Teresa Furgerson hosting. Refreshments were served between 2 and 4 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Donald K Yates announce the birth of a son named Donald Keith Yates QT born March 4 in Greenwood South Carolina.
The Tacoma Council No 4 Degree of Pocahontas will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in Redmen Hall on W Main St. Mr and Mrs Warry Grubbs of 218 Rockford Place announce the birth of a daughter Shannon Giles on March 6 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Grubbs is the former Brenda Judith Giles of Danville. Wear a thimble over the thumb when grating vegetables to prevent nicks.
Arch N. Booth of Wichita will retire as head of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States on April 30 after 23 years at the top. He began in Wichita and became national president last year, remaining effectively in charge since 1950. Booth will stay in Washington as lecturer author and commentator on national affairs.
RALEIGH AP Gov Jim Holfhouser on Tuesday named Robert Howard Lacey an Avery County lawyer as district court judge in the 24th Judicial District. Lacey replaces Bruce Briggs who resigned to become resident superior court judge in the 2th district.
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