Norwood Woman's Club Meets at 8 PM on Monday
The Norwood Woman's Club will hold a meeting Monday at 8 o'clock hosted by Mrs. Paul Hodge at 331 Norwood Drive. Mrs. Betty Mosley of Chatham will present the program on Make-up.
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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1968
Page
14
The Norwood Woman's Club will hold a meeting Monday at 8 o'clock hosted by Mrs. Paul Hodge at 331 Norwood Drive. Mrs. Betty Mosley of Chatham will present the program on Make-up.
The Callands Woman's Club will convene Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Callands Elementary School. Guest speaker Robert Bobby Kiker, the school principal, will address Health as the topic in a community program.
Mrs Hazel J Thompson of Danville announces the engagement of her daughter Janet ington High School and Artistic Kay to John Austin McLaud son of Mr and Mrs Charles McLaud of Deale MD The wedding is planned for August 10 Cynthia Kay Daniel is engaged to Donald Ray Brown The couple includes Dan River High School senior Cynthia Kay Daniel Kroger employee and Donald Ray Brown a U S Navy serviceman recently home from Vietnam awaiting Basic Propulsion Engineering School in Great Lakes Illinois
Mrs Clifford Price and Mrs R J Hubbard hosted an after rehearsal party at 243 Brentwood Drive for the Pace Strader wedding party and guests. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will entertain rushees at a Mad Hatter party Monday at 8 pm in Mrs Jimmie F Daniel's home 448 Woodberry Avenue with a green and white color scheme. About 25 guests were invited and hats depicting occupations were requested. Linda Kay Rutland, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wilden Rutland of Lexington, D C, will wed Stephen Newton Marlow, son of Mr and Mrs Wiley Andrew Marlow of Danville Miss Rutland, a Brookland Cayce High School graduate, attends Richmond Professional Institute. Marlow is a June BFA candidate at RPI. A June wedding is planned in West Columbia, S C.
Bobby K. Hill, a Danville Parks supervisor of city rose gardens, spoke at the Gabriella Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Frank Talbott Jr. on Friday. He outlined the annual rose care cycle from January dormancy to October frost, highlighting fertilization, pruning, grooming, and feeding. Awards were announced for blue, red, white ribbons among members, with the club sponsoring the 1968 Rose Show in October.
The Wednesday Club will view The World in Your Kitchen a film by Michael M. Friend of Corning Glass Works on March 20 at 3:45 p.m. in the club room. Native of Parkersburg W Van Friend serves as personnel supervisor in Danville and holds a B.S. in business administration from West Virginia per Psinson College. The program by the Art Department is chaired by Mrs. Harry W. Pritchett Jr. and will be followed by a tea hosted by Mrs. Everett E. Carter Jr. with coordinators Mrs. Charles A. Easley Jr. Mrs. Wayles R. Harrison and Mrs. Richard Croxton.
Lee Junior High School PTA meets in the school gym on Monday March 18 at 8 o clock. Jane Carr and Mark Raper lead devotions and present a program featuring 50 boys and 40 girls. W R Wolford welcomes and introduces the Physical Education staff. Boys perform tumbling and gymnastics on side horse parallel bars and trampoline. Girls perform similar activities.
The Lady Astor Garden Club held its March meeting at the Charcoal House with a Dutch luncheon. A tour followed to Chinqua-Penn Plantation near Reidsville, N C, featuring art treasures furnishings and decorations. The Chinqua-Peny gardens were noted for boxwood-lined grounds.
The Book and Art Club will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. T. Masfit Collie’s home, 1521 Westover Drive, Westover.
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