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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1973
Page
19
Sunday November 25 urges personal reflection and cautious action. Aries may value solitude to reassess goals while Taurus can adopt a new stance, Gemini should avoid overexertion, Cancer prefers home repairs, and Leo finds it easy to influence discussions after rough periods.
James M. Brown, director of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, will lecture on Masterpieces in the Collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for The Wednesday Club at 3 45 p m on Wednesday Nov 28 The talk includes Brown s career highlights and museum leadership roles across several institutions.
Puzzle clues mixed with a public notice for Mr and Mrs T Cassada Sr anniversary on December 2 from 2 to 5 p.m. at 351 Slaughter Ave Mt Hermon, hosts and guests invited. No formal invites issued. Fraught with danger and seed coverings linked. other entries include Nile bird and ungentlemanly one.
A discussion on hair permanents shifts from frizzy 50s styles to adding body for limp or extra fine hair, with curls for long straight hair and setting short curls. The Mount Vernon club hosts a lecture by museum director about Virginia’s unique museum system and notable collections, with Mrs. James W. Jennings as chair. Holiday apron bake sale runs 2 to 3:30 and 5 to 6, chaired by Mrs. James C. Moses and Mrs. Milton Greenberg.
Mr and Mrs D C Lewis of Dry Fork were honored on their 50th anniversary Sunday November 18 by their children and relatives from Dry Fork Chatham Rt 2 Glenwood and nearby. About 125 guests attended from 2 to 5 PM. The event featured a three tier cake punch guest register and a gold and lace themed table with gold chrysanthemums and rose buds. A kitchen herb tip about chives appears in the closing line.
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