The Danville Register from Danville, Virginia • Page 24

4.C Fhi Register; Danville, Sunday, Feb. 23,1969 MISS PATRICIA ANN HOSKINS Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Gibson of the Mount Cross Road announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia Ann Hoskins, to Paul Roberts KEEN ST.

BAPTIST The W.M.U. will meet Mon- day at 7:30 at the church. The Mission Study book, "In Aloha Land" will be taught by Mrs. Mary Ogburn. Joanna Maiden Circle No.

6, will meet Thursday at 7:45 p.m! with Mrs. Marie Dameron, 1117 North Main St. ABWA Chapter To Hear Riddle The Dan-Pitts Chapter, Amer lean Business Women's Associa- tion, will hold its monthly din- ner meeting Monday, at 6:30 p.m. at the Country Club Inn. Guest speaker for the eve- Lieutenant Lonnie Riddle of the Danville Police Depart- ment, will present a program on "Crime Glen Oak Women To Plan Calendar Mrs.

John B. Garrison, newly- elected president of the Ladies' Division of Glen. Oak Country Club has scheduled a meeting Monday at 8 p. m. at the club.

All officers and committee chairmen are asked to be pres- ent so that the calendar of activities can be planned for the year. Mrs. Guill, son of Mr. and Weldon Guill of Danville. Miss Hoskins, a 1966 graduate of Tunstall High School, is employed by J.

W. Wyatt and wholesale grocers. Mr. Guill is a June candidate for a B. S.

degree in mining i i at V.P.I., Blacksburg, where he is a member of Sigma Gamma Epsilon honorary society. The wedding is planned for May 13, in Sharon Baptist Church. Troth Announced Of Miss Cascone, Jerard IF. Roesner Miss Tate Named To Dean's List Mr and Mrs. Alfred H.

Emerson Jr. of Richmond announce the engagement of her daughter, Miss Salvatrice Cascone, to Jerard William Roesner, son of Mrs. Merwin Quayle and Herbert Roesner, bo- th of Geneseo, 111. Miss Cascone, a graduate of! Stokes High School in North Carolina, and Johnston-Willis School of Nursing in Richmond, is presently employed a Johnston-Willis Hospital. Mr.

Roesner is a graduate of Geneseo Senior High School, Southern Illinois University, and i i i a mmonwealth University in Richmond. He is an instructor of merchandising at Averett College and is doing graduate work at i i i a Commonwealth University. An August wedding 1 planned. Ballou Park Center ennetff 9 ALWAYS FIR8T QUALITY Danville, Va. Spring is a jaunty jumper its very own blouse A fashion favorite with the 7-to-14 crisp jumper and blouse twosome colored in breezy spring pastels, ferked up with squared neckline, mock pocket tabs and matching scarf; ft comes in blue or pink with white.

LIKE IT! DAILY-SAT 10-9 MISS JOYCE ELAINE MAYS B. an- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mays of 201 Buskin nounce the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Elaine, to Villiam Wayne Crawford, son Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Crawford tf 243 Wooding Ave. Miss Jenny Tate, daughter of Ir. Mrs.

Raeburn C. Tate Westover Drive, has been amed to the Dean's List at Atlantic Christian Vilson, N.C., for the fan emester. A graduate of Vashington High School and tratford College, Miss Tate is senior art major. ordan W. C.

T. U. Meet Tuesday The Thomas Jordan W.C.T.U. ill meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. i the home of Mrs.

Andrella homas, 1404 Myrtle Ave. Miss Mays is a graduate of George Washington High School and Averett College. Crawford, a graduate of George Washington High School, is af- filiated with the Railway Ex- press Agency in Washington, D. C. The wedding is planned for June 15.

Temple-Davidson Couple Speak Vows In Bermuda Church Miss Shina a i daughter of Mrs. Davidson of Somerset, Bermu- da, and the late Mr. Davidson, was married to T. Edward Temple Richmond, formerly of Dan- ville, on Feb. 8 in Christ Pres- byterian Church on Bermuda.

Mr. and Mrs. Temple are presently residing a 3807 Chamberlayne Richmond. Mr. Temple is the son of Danville's former City Manager.

T. Edward Temple, and Mrs. Temple. Ballou Park Center eimeuf cinciT niiAi ITV ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Danville, Ya. has a patent on the season each, 6.99 Here they are--the sharpest flats in town.

does them up in gleaming black Patenlite buckled, bow'd, and T-strapped for spring. Both perched on tiny heels and synthetic soles. LIKE IT CHARGE IT! DAILY-SAT 10-9 GRETNA SOCIAL GRETNA, Feb 22 Barker and Mrs. Earl Kanly Aylor was hostess at her Rowland. In the horticulture wme ior the February meeting class a blue ribbons the Weed and Weep Garden Miss Crawley, resident, the the msinesi session, after which A a a lemonstration on a i hadow boxes, rogram was Included ta her an exhibit of boxes she had made.

Mrs. Edgar Pickral, Mrs. tichard Stockton and Miss Jhirley Owen were welcomed as risitors. In the artistic class, "Round he Bend," blue ribbons went to Urs. Frank L.

Smith and flrs. Don Tyler. Red ribbons vere awarded to Mrs. Bobby Andrews, Mrs. Aylor, Mrs.

was awarded to Mrs. Floyd Bennett. The Gretna Demonstration Junior Home- Club held its February meeting in the home of Mrs. Alan Taylor. Mrs.

Fitz Roach, president, welcomed the members, and guests and the demonstration on casserole and one-dish meals was given by Mrs. Aaron Johnson and Mrs. Bennie served Burnett the food refreshments. Also attending was Mrs. Doris who a prepared as the meeting Drake, home economics extension agent, who gave an i a i demonstration on decorating the kitchen.

Lt; Col. and Mrs. Russell Hall of Fairfield, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ocie Keesee.

Mr. and MM. Clifton Dalton and family and Carolyn Croker of Chatham recently visited Pvt. Ted Dalton of the Marine Corps, Parris Island, S.C. Mr.

and Mrs. Larry. Dillard and family of Springfield were the weekend guests of her mother, Mrs. Luther Parker. Sp-5 and Mrs.

Kenneth Clay of Fort Benning, were the weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Clay, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Scatterfield.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Shelton were Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Walker, and family of Norfolk- and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Robertson of Roanoke. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Ferguson spant the weekend with their Gamma Mu, BSP To Hold Meeting Gamma Ma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Monday at 8 I'm. in the home of Mrs. Robert Stephenson, with Mrs. Charles Stephenson as co.

hostess. Mrs. Richard Tinglof will be guest speaker. sou and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Ferguson, at Dublin. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W.

Cundiff and family of a recently visited their and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mattox, Mrs. B. D.

Cundiff, and Miss Myrtle Haden. Mr. and Mrs. H. F.

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