The Danville Register from Danville, Virginia • Page 26

Danville. Sunday, Feb. 23,1969 MISS BECKY SUE KENDRICK Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A.

Kendrick of Danville announce the engagement of i daughter, Becky Sue, to James Oliver Pugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pugh of Lynchburg. Miss Kendrick. a graduate of George Washington i School, is' affiliated i American National Bank and Danville Technical Institute, is affiliated with Corporation.

A May wedding is planned. Births Announced Trust Co. Mr. a graduate of Joseph Gravely. DAR Will Hear Speaker Mrs.

former C. National the Washington Descendants, will Livingstone, President of a i be the speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Joseph Gravely Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on Tues- day evening at home of Mrs. 7:30, in James the Worsham, 205 Randolph Street. Mrs. Livingstone will speak on "George Washington and His Neighbors." Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Rea of Groves, Texas, announce the birth of a daughter, Monica Renee, Jan. 29, in Park Place Hospital, Port Arthur, Texas Mr. Rea is the son of Mrs Luther F.

Rea of Chatelaim Danville. Mr. and Mrs. B. Norman Shelton of 413 Swain Drive an nounce the birth of a son, Barry Ramsey, Jan.

17, in Memoria Hospital. RENA1N KENAN, Feb. 22 Family Night was observed at Piney Grove Baptist on Wednesday night, with the arious organizations of the church meeting at this time. Mrs. Sallie a iresented the mission program the W.M.S.

Mrs. Shirley Jills, president, conducted the jusiness session which followed; Members of the Junior Girls uxiliary were guests of the Intermediate group. the mission program, 'Silent Voices," with Gwen aunders, Sandra Barbour and Barbara Rowland participating. Mrs. Paul Shelton, teacher, nd Mrs.

Ralph a teacher, entertained ae Junior Sunday School Class Piney Grove Baptist Church vith a valentine party on Fri- ay night in the home of Mrs. Shelton. Games were played and refreshments served. Mrs. Frank St.

John en- ertained the Junior Girls Aux- iliary with a valentine party Saturday afternoon in home. The hosess, who is of the group, directed the and served appropriate refreshments. A-1C Larry Pope of Seymour- Johnson Air Base, Goldsboro, ST. spent the weekend with lis parents, Mr. and Mrs.

David Pope. Sp-4 Henry David Rowland of Fort Story, Virginia Beach, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rowland. Mrs.

Ethel Barbour, who has been a patient in Memoria Hospital, Danville, returned to her home Wednesday. Mrs. Frances Giles and Mrs Sallye Watlington were recen guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Simpson in Rocky Mount.

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Brown Danville, Rt. Two, announce the birth of a son, Craig Steven Feb. 5.

in Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James A Huffstettler of 643 Jefferson St announce the birth of a son Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Snead of Charleston, S. an nounce the birth of a son, Davit Lindsey, on Friday, February 21, in Medical College of South a i a Charleston. Mrs. Snead is the former Miss Mari- lyn Motley of this chy. William Scott, Feb.

Memorial Hospital. 10, in Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Digman of Clarkson St. an nounce the birth of a daughter Amy Kaye, Feb.

14, in Memorial Hospital. Digman is the former -Miss LaVonne Scearce. SHOE SALON, FIRST FLOOR pews were marked with rows of white satin. Mrs. Archer Burton, organist, played the wedding music.

Given in marriage by Robert 2arltoa Jones, uncle of the bridegroom, the bride wore a street-length dress of pink im- rorted satin made with scooped leckline and short sleeves. Her headdress was a cluster of rosettes with a shoulder-length eil. She carried a Bible with a lybrid orchid and i chrysanthemums with a i ribbon. Mrs. John Stutz, cousin of the jridegroom, was matron of lonor and the bride's only at- She wore a pale pink A-Iine skimmer with matching leaddress similar in design to hat worn by the bride.

She carried a white heart of lace and satin with pink carnations and pink streamers. John Stutz was best man for Mr. Hardy. Ushers Pemberton Lipford and Joseph Cox. After a short wedding trip, Mr.

and Mrs. Hardy are mak- ing their home at 709 Bayberry Road, Edgewood, Maryland. MRS. DENNIS MICHAEL WRIGHT MRS. TOMMY JOE HARDY The marriage of Miss Brenda Joyce Dameron, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon I. Dameron, to Dennis Michael Wright, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas E.

Wright, all of Danville, took place Friday, February 14, at 7 p.m. in Keen Street Baptist Church. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas E. Wright, pastor of the bride and father of the bridegroom, before a setting of jade and emerald foliage, with arrangements of white gladioli, chrysanthemums and carna- tions interspersed in greenery.

Cathedral candles in brass candelabra and single standards completed the set- ting. The pews were marked with bows of white satin. A program of wedding music was presented by Mrs. Kenneth White, organist, and Reginald Boaze, who a "Whither Thou Goest." Given in marriage by her father, the bride.wore a gown of white delustered. satin with Empire bodice, long pointed sleeves of imported lace, and detachable train which fell from the shoulders.

Her tiered bouf- Eant veil of silk illusion was leld by a cluster of rosettes. 3he carried a white satin and showered prayer book with white carnations, centered with white hybrid orchids. Miss Linda Buck was maid of honor. Miss Carolyn Hudgins was bridesmaid and i Barbara Ann Dameron, sister of the bride, was i bridesmaid. All wore full-length Empire dresses of red and white, with red bodices and sleeves overlaid with lace.

The Empire waistlines were outlined with a band of red velvet ribbon centered with a bow and streamers. Their headdresses were bows of red velvet with short fly-away bustle veils. Each carried a lace-edged heart centered with red carnations, showered with white lace and red satin streamers. Jeffrey Wright was best man for his brother. Ushers were Stephen Wright, brother of the bridegroom, and Jerry Marshall of Danville.

A reception was held in the social hall of the church, where decorations in red and white repeated the wedding motif. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bowles in- troduced guests to the receiving line, and Miss Bettie Sue Luther was at the guest register. Assisting in serving were Miss Leah -Gilliland, Mrs: Elliott, and Mrs.

Nathan Casey. For travel the bride a The marriage of ilehornay Horseman, daughter Mrs. Robert Lee Mehornay of Kansas City, and the late r. Mehornay, to Tommy Joe lardy of Baltimore, son Mrs. S.

B. Haymore and J. lardy of Danville, took place riday, Feb. 14, at 7 p.m. in few Design Methodist Church.

The Rev. W. E. Hogge lerformed the double i eremony before a setting ialms, baskets of white pom i a i chrysanthemums, and ite andles in branched candelabra In ring lizard blue and bone kid in tortoise or black patent. in grey wifh black trim; bone coif, tortoise trim; Matching Bogs $20 LUGILLE'S HAIRSTYLIST Is happy to' announce fhat BARBARA RICHIE has'Joined their staff Barbara invites her friends and.

customers to come by or call sink skimmer with matching oat, black patent accessories and the orchids from her prayer ook. After a short wedding trip he couple will return to Dan The bride is a student a Averett College and iridegroom is serving a tour luty with the U.S. Army. will report for duty March 12 Oakland, California. ladassah CJtapter leets Wednesday Tfale Danville Chapter iadassah will meet Wednesdaj t.

p.m. with Mrs. Joseph tendig at her home, 25C Vestwood Drive. A musica rogram is planned a members are asked to note the han'ge in the date of meeting. ireside Book Club PO Meet Thursday The Fireside Book Club wfl meet Thursday at 11 a.m.

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