Aguirre Discusses Cuba Role of Women and Red Infiltration
Dr Raphael Aguirre of Stratford College spoke to the Danville Branch of the AAUW detailing Cuba before and after Castro. He described advances for women, university gender balance, and labor reform, then warned of Communist infiltration in colleges and the need for vigilance. He, a Cuban refugee, praised the United States for its refuge to others like himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Dr. Aguirre
Cuba
Raphael Aguirre
Stratford College
Danville
American Association of University Women
Stratford
Aguirre
Mary Richardson
Havana
America
Castro
University of Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Circle Hears Talk By Miss Rumbaugh
Miss Constance Rumbaugh spoke to the Blanche L. Watkins Circle of King's Daughters in Danville, sharing history of religious education on released time. Virginia data showed 89 teachers and about 42 060 pupils, with non-denominational curriculum approved by religious leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Rumbaugh
Danville
Blanche L. Watkins
King’s Daughters
C. J. Scholtenberger
Country Club
E. Forrest Neal
Rumbaugh
Gary
Ind
Virginia
W. R. Henderson
Henderson
E. T. Moorefield
Susie Williams
Missionary Partners program at West End church
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the West End Christian Church will meet Wednesday March 23 at 8 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. Miss Lois Clutter will present the program titled Our Missionary Partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the
West End
Supper and Programs At North Main Baptist Church
North Main Baptist Church will host Family Night with a covered dish supper Wednesday at 6 15 p m. At 7 30 the group assembles for study classes and at 8 15 John Allen home missionary will speak about his work in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Baptist Church
John Allen
South Dakota
Dear Abby Duick Change Not Fast Enough
Dear Abby column exposes reader concerns about a suspected infidelity, awkward name mispronunciations, and cultural differences in address forms. A reader questions a husband’s behavior, another laments a deceased man’s housekeeper scandal, and a caller asks how to handle being named Marjorie versus Marge with Abby advising on American habits and offering contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Majorie
Marge
Marjorie
Marge-oree
England
Charles
Charlie
Robert
Koh
Radford College names junior residents for 1966-67
Radford College announces the sophomore class chosen as junior residents to serve as counselors in freshman dormitories under the dean of women's office. Selectees include Susan Carson Bettie Lackland Charlotte Reid Terry Vana Camille Walton and Carol Winkler with specific hall assignments listed. Brenda Marshall named alternate junior resident and noted as daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Marshall a home economics major and campus officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radford
Radford College
Dean of Women's Office
Susan Carson
Waynesboro
Bettie Lackland
Norfolk
Charlotte Reid
Vienna
Terry Vana
Brightwaters
N. Y
Camille Walton
Richmond
Carol Winkler
McLean
Russell Hall
Norwood Hall
Tyler
Brenda Marshall
Danville
Rt. Three
Paul D. Marshall
Home Economics Club
PTA Program Held On Physical Fitness
A Lee High PTA program on Physical Fitness packed the school gym. Miss Carolyn Cline led devotions Life in a Journey. Bill Bennett introduced staff and outlined objectives of the department. Tumbling square dancing broad jumps and fitness tests were demonstrated by students. District PTA meeting set for April 26 and a nominating committee was named. Homeroom honors went to Mrs Anne Dunevant and Mrs Anne Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Parent-Teacher Association
Carolyn Cline
Bill Bennett
Lee Physical Education Department
William Wolford
Gaye Wolford
Anne Haskins
Wiliam EK
Land
Anne Dunevant
Pocahontas Council Holds Regular Meeting in Redmen's Hall
Tacoma Council No. 3 Degree of Pocahontas will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Redmen's Hall on West Main Street for its regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Degree of Pocahontas
Redmen’s Hall
West Main St
Summer breeze dress set pattern printed for mailing
Advertising copy for Marian Martin in The Danville Register selling Printed Pattern 9066 in textured rayon or linen fabrics. It lists sizes 1414 to 2414, fabric yardage for size 1614 dress and bolero, price 50 cents plus 15 cents shipping, and offers a free catalog coupon with mail order details and address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Danville Register
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Norwood Woman's Club Supports Danville Center Project
The Norwood Woman's Club met Monday night with Mrs Robert Smith presiding. Ray Hayes spoke on the Danville Speech and Hearing Center and Ray Southard showed a film of a teacher at the Center. A $50 check was given to the Center for building funds. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Woman’s Club
Robert Smith
Norwood Drive
Paul W. Hodge
George Horstemeyer
Ray Hayes
Danville Speech and Hearing Center
Ray Southard
Walton Coleman Couple To Marry In March Ceremony
Miss Bonnie Frances Coleman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Buford W Coleman of Danville, and Andrew S Walton, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew S Walton of Dry Fork, will wed Saturday March 26 at Design Methodist Church at 11 in the morning with open church for friends and relatives of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Frances Coleman
Buford W. Coleman
Danville
Andrew S. Walton
Dry Fork
Design Methodist Church
Club Meeting Set by Sen-Dral Club Chair
The regular meeting of the Sen-Dral Club is scheduled for Wednesday night at 8 o’clock at 300 South Woodberry Ave with Mrs. Eddie Allgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen-Dral Club
Eddie Allgood
South
Woodberry Ave
Birthday Observed By Brenda Calloway
Brenda Diane Calloway celebrated her eighth birthday with a March 19 party at 718 Westover Drive hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Atron Calloway. The guest list included Laura Johnson Mary Hill Lori Barker Cindy Cooke Cindy Belcher Billie Cundiff Betty McBride Deborah Cindy Muriel Calloway Juanita Osborne Tammy Sandy Clark Cindy Anthony Kendrick Jerry Rigney Scott Belcher Tommie Arnold Michael Calloway Nancy Susan Towler Archie Towler Nelson Osborne Curtis Kendrick Curtis Towler George Calloway Mrs Towler Mrs Kendrick assisted in serving refreshments. The honoree received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Diane
Atron Calloway
Westover Drive
Laura Johnson
Mary Hill
Lori Barker
Cindy Cooke
Cindy Belcher
Billie Cundiff
Betty McBride
Deborah
Cindy
Muriel Calloway
Juanita Osborne
Tammy
Sandy Clark
Anthony
Karl Kendrick
Jerry Rigney
Scott Belcher
Tommie
Arnold
Michael Call
Phi Alpha Psi Chapter elects officers for coming year
The Beta Sigma Phi Phi Alpha Psi Chapter held its regular meeting at Miss Yvonne Collis's Knobwood Terrace home. The slate includes Kay Moore as president Judy Jordan as vice president Yvonne Collis as recording secretary Judy Brown as corresponding secretary Brenda Grubbs as treasurer. A beauty session by Judy Jordan preceded the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Alpha Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Yvonne Collis
Knobwood Terrace
Kay Moore
Judy Jordan
Miss Collis
Judy Brown
Brenda Grubbs
Miss Jordan
Mismanaged Resources Bring Down South In Vulnerable Game
In a straightfor ward bidding sequence South, in a vulnerable game, sacrificed a 13 point hand to reach four spades. West led the jack of hearts, a sequence of spade, diamond, and trump plays followed, enabling East to defeat the contract. North later reflected that a different queen of spades lead might have altered the dummy’s entries and could have salvaged the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Althe South
North
West
East
Read
Declarer
Bridal Shower Honors Janet Reynolds Ahead of April Wedding
Miss Janet Reynolds receives a prenuptial shower hosted by Miss Lois Jefferson and Miss Joyce Green at 642 Arnett Blvd. on March 19. Guests included Mrs. Harold T. Reynolds, Mrs. James F. Pruitt, and family and friends, with corsage presents and green and white refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Reynolds
James F. Pruitt Jr
Lois Jefferson
Joyce Green
Jefferson
Arnett Blvd
Harold T. Reynolds
James F. Pruitt
Robert McDowell
H. A. Green
Joseph Wells
Kent Taylor
Sam Joyce
Clarence Wells
Billy Smith
Tommy Adkins
Elmer Quisenberry
Joan Reynolds
Winners Announced At Duplicate Bridge At Danville Club
Duplicate bridge was played at 14 tables at the Danville club’s regular game Monday night at the King of the Sea Restaurant. North South winners were Dr. and Mrs. John Stoneburner first, Mrs. Nelson Pearson and Mrs. A. R. Gravely second, Mrs. Fred B. Leggett and Mrs. E. P. Barnett third, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bolton fourth. East West winners were George Edwards and Randall Wilmarth first, Mrs. John G. Witcher and Mrs. Charles Evans second, Bill Martin and Ken Witherspoon third, and Mrs. H. T. Gosney and Mrs. James L. Carter fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
King of the Sea
John Stoneburner
Nelson Pearson
A. R. Gravely
Fred B. Leggett
E. P. Barnett
J. W. Bolton
George Edwards
Randall Wilmarth
John G
Births Announced for Five Families in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs David Marshall Beggarly of Garden Grove St announce the birth of a daughter Sharon Marie on March 14 in Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Henry Loftis of Sutherlin Rt Two announce the birth of a son John Christopher on March 14 in Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Landon Reynolds of Ingram Road announce the birth of a daughter Debra Susan on March 14 in Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Berkley Daniel of Chatham Rt Four announce the birth of a son Robert Grant on March 15 in Memorial. Mr and Mrs Davey Lee Moore of Gretna announce the birth of a daughter Vickie Lynn on March 15 in Memorial. Mr and Mrs Fred Randall Mills of Danville Rt Five announce the birth of a son Tony Randall on March 15 in Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Marshall Beggarly
Garden Grove St
Sharon Marie
Memorial Hospital
John Henry Loftis
Sutherlin
John Christopher
Landon Reynolds
Ingram Road
Debra Susan
Berkley Daniel
Chatham
Rt. Four
Robert Grant
Davey Lee Moore
Gretna
Vickie Lynn
Fred Randall Mills
Danville
Rt. Five
Tony Randall
Purcellville couple visit Virginia cousin after funeral
Personal Captain and Mrs. Herbert Blackwood of Purcellville arrived yesterday to spend a few days with cousin Mrs Linwood L Wilson on Virginia Ave. The obituary attendance prompts note that many have returned home after attending the funeral of Mrs Bertha Woods Slade on Monday, including Mrs Frank Ray and Dr and Mrs Charles M Gay of Charlotte NC, Mrs Philip R Taylor, Mrs William F Gilliam of Raleigh NC, Rev and Mrs Jo Edwin Carter of Hickory NC, Mr and Mrs Frank Woods Carter, Mr and Mrs Tom Morris, and William A Sgeohegan of Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Blackwood
Purcellville
Linwood L. Wilson
Virginia Ave
Bertha Woods Slade
Frank Ray
Charles M. Gay
Charlotte
N.C
Philip R. Taylor
Wiliam F. Gilliam
Raleigh
Jo Edwin Carter
Hickory
Frank Woods Carter
F Tom Morris
William A. Sgeohegan
Martinsville
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Miss Rumbaugh
CWF
Dear Abby
Duick
Abigail van Buren
Orlando
Los Angeles
Cal
Townes Memorial Chaps
Soath Mala St
Ail Girl
W.townes & Boning
Fouttalnont Bret Guen Cormer
Soeth Baty Y
Toeuss
National
PTA
Council
Norwood
Brenda Calloway
BSP
Goren
Chicago Tribune
Jac
South West
Bank Ani
Nationa
Patterson
Convalescent
Atco
Shele
Walkerettes
Patterson Drug CO
Masonic Temple
Medical Arts Bldg
Uptown
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