Danville News Notes On Weddings Jobs and Local Events
The column reports two Danville couples married in Myrtle Beach during a three hour double ceremony with seven children on weekend honeymoon. It lists job moves at local firms and bankers, praises to mothers, a swarm of bees found by Mrs Carrie Miles, Jaycee scrap drive, Lions broom sale, First National Bank expansion, Julian Stinson’s Myrtle Beach visit, and upcoming auto cross, motocross, and WDVA Charlotte 600 broadcast on May 27.
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Nick Nicholas
Arnold Barker
Carrie Miles
Danville Sports Car Club
Danville Plaza
Leatherwood Park
Martinsville
WDVA
Danville News Briefs Highlight Local Growth and Event
A wandering tourist buys clothes in Danville after hearing Big D ads. New Riverside Center buildings will house Advance Store and Armed Forces recruiters office. June Lawson attends Speedevelop Service. Wendell Scott sustains critical injuries in Winston 300 race. donations solicited via The Wendell Scott Fund. Various business openings and updates include Laters for Men second floor sales, Pete Brown Auto Parts front upgrade, Clark Printing signs, Dot's Fabric Shop, McDonald's breakfast, and a large new warehouse by Bill Lawrence. The Baptist Tabernacle marks 41st anniversary with a four hour WDVA Open House show.
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Advance
Armed Force
June Lawson
Pete Brown
Glass Co
Bob Clark
Clark Printing
Quik-Shop
Piney Forest Rd
Dot
McDonald's
Bill Lawrence
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WDVA
All-Women Crew Produces Film On Ward's Island Set
Karen Sperling leads a 35-woman team producing Double Circle in a deserted Ward's Island hospital. The project, billed as a human document, features Sperling as producer writer director and star. The all-woman crew includes Roberta Findlay and Alexis Krasilovsky with Wendy Appel and Hita Ogden handling video and sound. Shooting faced heat and space constraints but the team reports a relaxed studio-like atmosphere and strong city support.
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No title found. ancient check found after Noel Hotel closure
Mickey Kreitner found a $2,870.41 check dated July 17, 1937 on a restaurant doorstep in Nashville. The Noel Hotel, once open, closed last year and has reopened as a bank today.
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