Miss Clifton Paid Prenuptial Courtesy
Paying compliment to Miss Mary Frances Clifton, who will be married to Jerry Wayne Franks. Mrs. James Noel and her daughter entertained at a luncheon on May 7 at the Holiday Inn. The honoree received a corsage and china, the table featured green and white with white carnations and other flowers. Guests included Mrs. W. L. Clifton, Mrs. R. E. Franks, and Miss Nancy Motley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Clifton
Jerry Wayne Franks
James Noel
James Flippen
Holiday Inn
W. L. Clifton
R. E. Franks
Mr. Franks
Nancy Motley
Bridal Honor Paid to Dianne Herndon
Members of the Young Adult Sunday School class of School field Methodist Church honored Miss Dianne Herndon bride elect with a May 6 shower at 6 30 p m in the church social hall. Miss Herndon's June marriage to Jerry W Payne followed bridal games and a green and white refreshments table. Attendants included Mrs Jozl Herndon and Mrs John S Payne and a long list of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolfield Methodist Church
Dianne Herndon
Miss Herndon
Jerry W. Payne
Jozl Herndon
John S. Payne
Mr. Payne
D.T. Herndon
Shirley Herndon
Karl Crowe
Elwood Leong
Charlie Martin
Vada Perry
B. Ow, Beale
Elsie Walters
Harold Samuels
Hazel Dudley
Beulah Dodd
Edwin Guill
James Moxley
Ray Morris
D. B. Greene
Etla Bowiing
Phil Williams
Earl Cook
Jack Phillips
Samuel Hodnett
Jack Wells
Ray Dudley
Earl Powell
Wilbur Booth
Steve Steinbinder
Thomas Harris
Virgie Bush
Ann Cook
Rose Hinton
An Gee
District Nurses To Hear Program In Virginia
District Six Virginia Nurses Association will meet Tuesday night at 8 o clock in the Ferma Hoover auditorium on West Main St. Mrs Lillian Hooker leads a program including a hospital routines skit. Final meeting until September. president Mrs Eleanor Herndon calls for full attendance. A 7 30 board meeting precedes. Also Danville Business and Professional Women s Club dinner Thursday at 7 at Country Club Inn. Mrs Pearl Bolton leads membership and emblem program. new members will be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Nurses Association
Ferma Hoover
Horse
West Main St
Lillian Hooker
Eleanor Herndon
Danville Business and Professional Women’s Club
Country Club Inn
Pearl Bolton
Goren On Bridge Five Spades Double Dueling Play
In a highly competitive five spades over five diamonds, West doubles after a tough sequence. West misreads signals, causes a late misdefense, and costly heart and club misplays open the door for declarer to force a tactical win. East’s singleton club and West’s misreadings shape the closing tricks and final score.
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West
South
Altho
East
Declarer
North
King of Hearts
jEast
Miss Houghton and Alexander Howell to Wed in June
Miss Margaret C Houghton and Alexander Gibson Howell, engaged to marry June 11 at West Main Baptist Church, were feted at weekend social events. A dinner at Twin Lakes hosted by Mr and Mrs Edgar Brown included the couple’s families and Miss Judy Brown. A luncheon at Midtown Motor Hotel entertained by James Hill Clay and Richard Clay of Winston Salem. A Sunday reception at Mrs Moore’s Sutherlin Ave home closed the weekend with spring flowers and guest lists totaling twenty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clay Houghton
Alexander Gibson Howell
West Main Baptist Church
Edgar Brown
Twin Lakes
Franklin Turnpike
Miss Houghton
Stanley B. Houghton Jr
Howell
Gibson Howell
Suffolk
Judy Brown
Timothy Pennell
James Hill Clay
Richard Clay
Winston. Salem
N.C
Midtown Motor Hotel
Moore
Sutherlin Ave
Lynches Host Family Luncheon Sunday at Home
Mr and Mrs James L Lynch entertained at luncheon Sunday for their mothers and other relatives at their home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Arvin Wiles Mrs R E Rick ets Mrs Alice Snead Mr and Mrs Harvey Matthews and daughters Nanci Dale Jon Michelle of Richmond Jimmy Lynch Mrs Marion Lewis of South Borton Mrs Elmo Batch elor and children Carolyn Cindy of Kernersville NC Joining later were Mr and Mrs James Chatin of Danville and Mr and Mrs Howard Snead and children of Greensboro NC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Lynch
Legion Auxiliary To Meet Tonight
Auxiliary 325 American Legion will hold a business meeting at the Post Home on Walton Ave Tuesday night at 8 o clock. Plans for future activities will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Walton Ave
Refreshments Table For 100 Guests With Red Roses
An arrangement of red roses in a Silver epergne adorned the refreshments table. The guest list totaled 100 and included friends and relatives from Chapel Hill Roxboro NC and South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Roxboro
N.C
Boston
Julia Ann Dodson Honored At Shower
Miss Julia Ann Dodson, whose marriage to Terry Lee Wilmarth will take place on June 25, was honored at a kitchen shower Saturday evening by Mrs. James A. Clark at her Westmore Drive home. She received a yellow carnation corsage as refreshments featured yellow and white blooms and candies. Guests included Mrs. Garnett Odell Dodson and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ann Dodson
Terry Lee Wilmarth
James A. Clark
Westmore Drive
Garnett Odell Dodson
Randall James Wilmarth
Ralph Williams
William T. Kingery
Dallas Giles
Eugene Scearce
Edward E. Crumpton
Dexter D. Dix
Sandra M. Toler
Patsy Dix
Auxiliary Members to Hold Supper for Husbands Next Saturday
A supper event for auxiliary members and their husbands is planned for next Saturday evening. Details on time and venue are to be announced.
Marian Martin Pattern 9302 Half Sizes for Summer
By Marian Martin the note promotes simple slenders and straight lines to look thinner. It advertises cotton shantung fabrics for summer wear and lists pattern 9302 with sizes 14 to 24 and yardage notes. Mail to Marian Martin at The Register Pattern Dept New York with payment and size details and request a free catalog with 350 design ideas.
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Marian Martin
the Register
Pattern Dept
West 18Th SL
New York
N. Y
Miss Mann's Bridal Event Honors Katherine Mann
Mrs. Frank Royster and Mrs. Joseph Dalton hosted a Saturday night gathering at Mrs. M. E. Chamberlain's Green Acre Drive home to honor Miss Katherine Mann, ahead of her May 14 marriage to Larry H. Chamberlain at the Lutheran Church of the Ascension. Attendees included Clarence Myricks, Irvin Hariway, Ray Dalton, Henry Wiles, Martina Boswell, Robert Jones, Raleigh Wiles, J. B. Williams, Clayton Burnett, Willie Marshall, Robert Maki, Frank Wade, Willy Moore, Frank Royster, and Joseph Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Royster
Joseph Dalton
M. E. Chamberlain
Green Acre
Katherine Mann
Larry ‘H. Chamberlain
Ray Dalton
Henry Wiles
Martina Boswell
Robert Jones
Raleigh Wiles
J. B. Williams
Clayton Burnett
Willie Marshall
Robert Maki
Frank Wade
Willy Moore
Pupils Return Home From Clara Carpenter School After Drinking
In Chattanooga Tennessee AP report says pupils coming back from recess at Clara Carpenter School showed influence of alcohol and some were sent home. The building had been an elementary school until July 1964 when it became a center for continuing education for adults. City Commission asked to help locate liquor source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga, Tenn
Clara Carpenter
Leaf stocks fall 114 million pounds in April report
The Agriculture Department said U S and Puerto Rico tobacco dealer and manufacturer stocks totaled 5 433 million pounds on April 1, down 114 million from a year earlier when a record was reached. Flue cured tobacco stocks were 2 679 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agrculture Department
Puerto Rico
Coffee parties honor Mrs Hosea E Wilson Jr
A series of gatherings for Mrs Hosea E Wilson Jr a recent bride began with a coffee at Danville Golf Club hosted by Mrs William Bailey Jr Mrs Coleman B Conway Mrs William Edward Guy and Mrs W Earl Overcash Decorations featured a yellow and white scheme Mrs Hosea E Wilson poured assisted by Miss Elizabeth Murray About 60 guests attended A second informal dinner at Merribrook Farm near Paces was hosted by Mr and Mrs C Brooke Temple and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Girard Wilson Jr About 25 guests attended
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Hosea E. Wilson Jr
Danville Golf Club
William Bailey Jr
Coleman B. Conway
William Edward Guy
W. Earl
Hosea E. Wilson
Elizabeth Murray
C. Brooke Temple
Lawrence Girard Wilson Jr
Merribrook Farm
Paces
Al Capone Son Renames Himself in Florida
Albert Francis Capone Jr., son of the Prohibition era bootlegger, petitioned in circuit court to change his name to Albert Francis. Judge Mel Claton noted the sins of the fathers. Capone, 48, faced a petty larceny conviction and a traffic arrest, saying press coverage was inflated by his father’s notoriety. He lives in Hollywood and works for a Miami tire firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Albert Francis Capone Jr
Manster al Capone
Prohibition
Albert Francis
Capone
Circuit Court
Mel Clayton
Miami
Brovard County
Hoddywood
Market figures show a sharp year over year drop
A fiscal update records 523000 versus 2923004 last year, indicating a notable decline in revenue and performance. The figures highlight a large gap between current results and the prior annual total, suggesting economic headwinds and potential adjustments.
Prenuptial Shower Honors Miss Terry
Miss Lydia Jacqueline Terry, whose June marriage to William Manning Upchurch is planned, was feted at a miscellaneous shower Saturday night hosted by Miss Carolyn Johnson and Miss Kay Mays at Mountain Hill Road. Corsage on arrival, bridal games, and a lace-covered green beige table highlighted the event with guests including Mrs. Hetcher Womack Terry, Mrs. Charles Randolph Thomas, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Jacqueline Terry
William Manning Upchurch
Carolyn Johnson
Kay Mays
Mountain Hill Road
Ietcher Womack Terry
Charles Randolph Thomas
Local residents and visitors linked by weekend travel
Mrs F C Beverley now lives at Roman Eagle Memorial Home after leaving Westmoreland Court. Miss Betty Jo Whitlow and her Charleston classmate Miss Mary Kay Shea return to Radford College after visiting Miss Whitlow’s Radford parents Mr and Mrs A G Whitlow of Ringgold. Mrs H S Kruse of Miami visits her parents on West Main Street. David B Owens Jr of Norfolk visits his parents for the weekend. Flemon Daniels of Washington plans to return home Wednesday after visiting nephew George R Daniels and Mrs Daniels on Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Beverley
Westmoreland Court
Roman Eagle Memorial Home
Betty Jo Whitlow
Mary Kay Shea
Charleston
W. Va
Radford College
Miss Whitlow
A. G. Whitlow
Ringgold
H. S. Kruse
Miami, Fla
D. B. Owens
West Main St
David B. Owens Jr
Norfolk
Flemon Daniels
Washington, D.C
George R. Daniels
Mrs. Daniels
Chestnut St
Parents League Meets Tomorrow
The Danville Parents League will meet Wednesday May 11 at 10 a.m. at the library for a combined business and program meeting. Each member is asked to bring an interested person or prospective member, and all interested parents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Parents League
Dear Abby Advice Columns From A Busy Year
Dear Abby letters cover marital trust issues golf privacy and social boundaries. A golfer learns her freedom alarms a friend while a neighbor navigates daily visits and a teen seeks romance guidance. The column offers practical tips on setting limits encouraging work and handling unsolicited opinions.
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non surgical Method
New heaty healing substance Rto-Dyne claims to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while easing discomfort. Marketed as Preparation At and sold in suppository or ointment forms under the name Preparation At.
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New York, N.Y
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Miss Mann
H. E. Wilson Jr
al Capone
Terry
Parents League
Nellie Hopkins
Mrs
Linda Shelton
Danville Beauty Academy
Patton St
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Colonial Stores
Colonial Store
Florida
Dear Abby
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Abby
Dora
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Northfield
Los Angeles
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