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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1966
Page
16
Mrs. Thomas Dee of 115 Greenwood Lane is a Memorial Hospital patient. Danville Rebekahs and Odd Fellows plan a Mother’s Day program Tuesday night at 8 at Odd Fellows Hall on West Main. The Mother of the Year will make a presentation.
The Stentvoge PLT A group will convene Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock at Tunstall High School. Guest speaker Rev Ronnell Owensby pastor of Mount Hermon Baptist Church will discuss Family Relationship.
The Woodberry Hills Woman's Club will meet Tuesday May 3 at 8 p.m. at 520 South Woodberry Ave the home of Mrs Richard Marshall Co hosts are Mrs Jimmy Cantrell and Mrs Frank Oliver All members urged to attend as this is the final meeting until fall.
The marriage of Miss Linda Carol Terry and Ronald Farls Motley is planned for Friday May 6 at 8 pm in Chestnut Level Baptist Church Blairs with an open church. Also noted are two births: David Maxwell Easley born April 4 to Lynwood Lacy Easley and family, and Robert Sigman Abbott Jr born April 23 in Martinsville General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert S Abbott Clarkson Street. Thomas Alvin Bovee born April 22 in Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs G Eugene Bovee Timberlake Drive.
Mr and Mrs Larry Wayne announce the birth of a son Jerry Wayne on April 22 at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ralph Armond announce a daughter Leisa Dawn on April 24 at Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Luther Eugene Ness Bartholomew announce a son James Carl on April 24 at Memorial Hospital. The Glenwood School PTA will meet May 3 at 7 45 p m for a short session and installation of officers. All parents are asked to attend.
Mr and Mrs Herman Judson Motley of Chatham announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Ann Elizabeth Hamner to Raymond William Batterman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Raymond William Batterman also of Chatham The ceremony is set for Saturday May 7 at 4 o clock in Wear Presbyterian Church A reception will follow at the bride s home Friends and relatives are invited No formal invitations have been issued.
Mt Hermon Parent Teacher Association will hold its final meeting of the year on Monday night at 8 o clock in the school auditorium. Mrs Jed Dixon of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co will show a film titled Charlie s Haunt. Mrs John R Lumpkin is program chairman. Business will include installation of officers for the coming year.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Constance Juanita Kimpleton to Robert Coleman Mustain. Miss Kimpleton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swanson of this city, and Mr. Mustain is the son of Mrs. Robert Wooding Mustain of Chatham and the late Mr. Mustain. The ceremony was held on Saturday April 23 at 6 730 p.m. in York South Carolina. The couple will reside in Chatham.
The Sylvania Garden Club held its April meeting at Concod home of Mrs. C. L. Johnson with Mrs. Hugh Sours as co host. President Claude Taylor opened the gathering and Mrs. John Hodge gave a devotional titled May Baskets for Remembrance. Members discussed future program topics and arrangement types with ribbon awards for color classes and horticultural specimens. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
Paying compliment to Miss Ann Elizabeth Hamner, prospective bride of May 7, co hosts Mrs. Jimmy Motley and Mrs. John Ritchie invited guests to a luncheon at the former’s home near Chatham last Saturday. Yellow and white spring flowers brightened the rooms. The luncheon table featured a white cutwork embroidered cloth and a silver epergne with tall white flowers. Covers were laid for twelve.
Dr and Mrs David Whitehead of Norfolk hosted a prenuptial courtesy for Miss Clement with guests including Miss Jane Whitehead and Mrs Benjamin Sours. The buffet supper at North Main Street featured lilac decor and a silver centerpiece, with sixteen guests attending.
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