Charleston Tour Of Home Gardens Is Spring Attraction
Charleston invites visitors to view historic 18th century houses and public buildings along familiar streets as the Historic Charleston Foundation runs spring tours. Highlights include the Nathaniel Russell House and three private residences March 21 25 and March 27 April 8 with weekend hours and 4 ticket price. Proceeds support restoration of Ansonborough and the foundation's revolving fund. Tickets and information are available at the Nathaniel Russell House.
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Charleston
S. C
Old City
George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
John C. Calhoun
America
Historic
Charleston Foundation
Foundation
Nathaniel Russell
George Eveleigh
Church St
Mississippi Valley
Huger Sinkler
Sinkler
Nathaniel Ingraham
Water St. c
Burnet R. Maybank
Sully
Inglis Arch
East Bay
Paul Hyde Bonner
Rainbow Row
Ansonborough
The
Central Bureau For
Meeting St
Historic Charleston Foundation
8. C
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From 38 UE Daily
A compact list of crossword clues and answers is presented with entries like costy fur and Greek letters. The fragment includes across and down hints such as Indonesian island chain and Roman emperor, plus several language variants and abbreviations.
DAR Chapter Meeting Saturday in Westover Drive Home
The Thomas Carter Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday March 26 at 2 30 p m in Mrs Katherine Wendy’s Westover Drive home. Mrs Roy R Payne is co host. Special guests are 1965 66 Good Citizen winners Miss Jo Anne Green of Wurt Miss Nancy Landrum of Blairs and their mothers
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Thomas Carter
Daughters of the American ‘Revolution
Katherine Wendy
Westover Drive
Roy R. Payne
Jo Anne Green
Wurt
Nancy Landrum
Blairs
Mrs Beaufort Harper Visits Falls Church Family
Mrs. Beaufort Harper and her daughter Mrs. Jack Easley have returned from Falls Church where they visited Mrs. Powell and family, the former’s daughter.
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Beaufort L. Harper
Jack Easley
Falls Church
Phil Powell
Births Announced in Memorial Hospital Records
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Allen Gouldirn of Pelham announce the birth of daughter Lana Darlene on March 11 at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Schwitzerlett of Gretna announce son Walter Darrell on March 11 at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ray Pruitt of Southerton announce daughter Rhonda Lynn on March 11 at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maynard Jordan of Kenmore Drive announce son Barry Keith on March 13 at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richard Markham of Providence announce son Ronald Lee on March 13 at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Drew- Ty Meadows of Alpine Drive announce daughter Penny Lee on March 13 at Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Lane Good of Myrtle Ave announce daughter Dianna Lane on March 13 at Memorial Hospital.
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Leonard Allen Gouldirn
Pelham, N. C
Rt. One
Lana Darlene
Memorial Hospital
Walter A. Schwitzerlett
Gretna
Walter Darrell
Marvin Ray Pruitt
Suthertin
Rhonda Lynn
Ernest Maynard Jordan
Kenmore Drive
Barry Keith
Earl Richard Markham
Providence, N. c
Ronald Lee
Tommy Drew
Ty Meadows
Alpine Drive
Penny Lee
David Lane Good
Myrtle Ave
Dianna Lane
Granny Goose Seeks Political Asylum in Canada
New York AP reports Ronald B. Ramsey known as Granny Goose sought political asylum in Canada after wiring Prime Minister Lester Pearson from Montreal. Ramsey, who made anti Vietnam War tapes for Radio under that alias, claims dissent to U S policy on Vietnam and self determination. His passport was revoked by the U S State Department last month for unpaid loans dating to 1964.
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New York
Ronald B. Ramsey
Granny Goose
Canadai
Montreal
Ramsey
Lester Pearson
Viet Nam
U.S. State Department
Princess lines easy youth jumper pattern feature
Marian Martin promotes a versatile youth jumper pattern 9278 with sizes 12 to 20 and a blouse option. The print ad lists yardage, price fifty cents per pattern with a 15 cent mailing surcharge, and provides address for the Danville Register pattern department in New York.
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Marian Martin
Danville Register
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Dear Abby Advice Column Bits From a Pueblo Reader
Dear Abby answers readers on private diaries inappropriate steam writing and family privacy. Advice covers forgiving a mother who found a diary, handling visitors during TV time, and advice to pull blinds to spare children from demonstrations. A Pueblo reader asks about curtains and discretion, and Abby suggests polite solutions and privacy tips.
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Abby
LEAR
ABWA Chapter Holds Annual Tea at Purley NC
The Danville Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association hosted its Hand of Friendship Tea at Mrs. John Woods home in Purley NC. About 100 guests attended from 3 to 5 PM with Miss Virginia Powell and Mrs. Carol Hall welcoming attendees. Special guest Mrs. Helen Ware received the mink stole from the association's Christmas scholarship project. A Torch Bearer chapter committee was formed to organize future events.
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Danville
American Business Women’s Association
John Woods
Purley N. C
Arlene Creasy
Purley
N.C
Virginia Powell
Carol Hall
Elise Berkeley
Helen Ware
Association
Peggy Whitten
Christine Wiles
Jewel Owen
Clara Giles
Ann Marshall
Doris Bifes
Edith Chapman
Ann Carter
Martha Billmaier
Page Smith
Barbara Wyatt
Margaret Dryden
Virginia Wrenn
Madeline Boyd
Inez Fox
Jean Myers
Wilma Newton
Lois Powell
Elsie Richardson
Greensboro to Get $151,320 Urban Renewal Loan
Washington AP report states Greensboro North Carolina will receive a 151320 loan from the Urban Renewal Administration to fund a 137 acre renewal project with a government earmark of 5.1 million dollars.
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Washington
Greensboro
N. C
Urban Renewal Administration
Annual Symposium On Gardening Opens In Historic Williamsburg
Garden enthusiasts from 25 states and Canada gather for the 20th Williamsburg Garden Symposium presented with the American Horticultural Society. Speakers from U S England and Japan address world themed gardening, with tours of Carter's Grove Plantation and two historic homes. The five day event features plant discussions design hort lore and a final talk by George B. Hartzog Jr on America the Beautiful.
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Historic Williamsburg
Williamsburg
States
Canada
United States
England
Japan
America
Colonial Williamsburg
American Horticultural Society
George H. M. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Rachel McMasters Miller
Atlanta
Edward L. Daugherty
David G. Leach
Brookville
Leach
Carter's Grove Plantation
Norton- Cole
Moody
Carlisle H. Humelsine
Jeanne Holgate
Royal Horticultural Society of London
Meikoi Kasuya
Ichigo School of
Research Service
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Wil
Richard W. Light
Longwood Gardens
Donald Sultner-Welles
Dover
Penna
Charles L. Hosler
College of Mineral Industries
Pennsylvania State University
George B. Hartzog Jr
National Park Service
Hartzog
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Titian
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Henry VI
Senegal
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Dar
Purdum Paint Co., Inc
Quality Paints
Main St
Piney Forest Rd
ABWA
Jewell Owen
Doris Biles
Dear Abby
Abigail van E Buren
Pueblo
Los Angeles
Cal
Vernice Barts
Anita Easter
Danville Beauty Academy
Patton St
Ballou Park Shopping Center
N. Union AT the Bridge
Lee Iaeicat
Galpanases
Niagara Grape
Carnations
Delphinium
Mums
Shasta Daisy
Asters Foxglove
Phlox
APPLE
Dogwood
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