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10 The Progress-Index, Sunday, May 22, 1960 Miss Eileen Rose Dorsk, Gerald Rcthberg Marry The wedding of Miss Eileeniof while orchids and fringed car- Rose Dorsk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Dorsk, of this city, to Gerald I. Rothberg, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kothbcrg. of Brooklyn, N. Y. took place Sanday, May 15, at 2 p.

m. in Temple B'rith Achim. Rabbi Soloman Jacobson officiated at the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of honor with matching accessories. white' silk organza with bodice and sleeves of Alcncon iace.

Her nations. Mrs. Robert L. Dorsk, of Norfolk, sister-in-law of llie bride, was matron of honor and wore a ballerina- dress of iiilo green silk with full bouffant skirt and matching accessories. Miss Beverly Rosenbaum, of this city, was maid of honor and wore a dress identical to that of the matron of no Kleinman, of Laurelton.

Long Island, X. niece of the skirt was overlaid with lace a i bridegroom, was junior brides- els in front and ended in a chapel maid and wore a nile green or- Irain. Her veil of silk illusion felljganza dress similar- to those of from a tiara of rhinestones and i the attendants with a i seed pearls. She carried a bouquet I accessories. They all carried silk IVI AV FULL FASHIONED NYLON HOSE with Seams pair 2 Piiirs for $1.00 or 4 pairs for $1.75 $1,00 Values ONE GROUP OF SPORTSWEAR Values to S5.39 Blouses, Vests etc.

Values to S3.93 Drip Dry Shadow Proof Length and Half PJ's and $2-99 Specially at and TOPPERS Values to $5.09 ONE GROUP OF DRESSES QQ Values to $10.99 Everything You'll Wear For Your Memorial Day Week-End and All Are Priced To Placise Your Budget Choose Now! Use Our Convenient Charge or Lay-Away Plan Open Friday Nights Until 8:30 P. M. N. Sycamore Street (Hose Stmllo Photo) 'Mrs. Gerald Rothbery Mrs.

James Hugh Brown Jr. fans with yellow tea roses, Larry Kerniss, of Brooklyn, was the bridegroom's best man. Ushers were L. Dorsk, of Norfolk, brother of the bride; Jesse Rothberg, of Rego Park, N. brother of the L'-idcgroom, and Lloyd Berkowitz, of this city.

The mother of the bride wore a willow green lace and pcau tic' soie dress i matching accessories and carried an orchid. The mother of the bridegroom wore a beige dross i in satin and a i accessories and wore an orchid. A the reception, the couple left for northern trip. Miss Lawrence, Mr. Eddins Marry Mrs.

Garrell Hobert Lawrence, of i city, announces Ihe marriage of her daughter. Helen Ruby, to Robby l-'rank Eddins, Raleigh, N. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie S.

Eddins. Miss Lawrence is the daughter of the late Mr. Lawrence. The ceremony took place April 24 at 10 a. m.

in Pinciuirsl Baptist Church, Portsmouth. The Rev. George Herring off i i a couple will make i lioinc! in Norfolk. Miss Janice Ruth Austin Weds James H. Brown Jr, Alice Mae Lucy, Arthur D.

Bostk Jr. Are Married Here The wedding of Miss Alice Mae Lucy, daughter of Mrs. Pearl Hawkins and Edward T. Lucy, of this city, and Arthur Donald Bostic Jr. also of this city, son of Mrs.

Jeanette B. Branch, of Forest City, N. and A. D. Bostic, of New York, took place May 6 in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. B. C. Salmons, of this city. The Rev.

Lillian Russell performed the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white street-length dress of chiffon over-taffeta. She wore a small white hat with matching veil and carried a prayer book with white carnations. Mrs. W.

A. Richmond was best man. A reception was held in the home of the bride. The will make their home in Dinwiddie County. I beauty, lu Silvcrmnillis Etfrick School PTA Installs Officers For Year At the last PTA meeting held in Kltrick School Building, the following officers were instaalled by Mrs.

Rachel President Guy Murdock, vice president, Mrs. Marjorie Wood; secretary. Mrs. Dolly Lau, treasurer, William Stewart; historian, Mrs. a Vaughan.

The Ettrick Teenage Dance eral parents and teachers, after which room count was taken and won by Mrs. Jean Copeland, fifth grade. The Ettrick Tenenage Dance held in May proved a success. The American Legion is sponsoring these dances and have set June for the next one. There will be cbap- erone.s and the dance will be from 7:30 to 10:30.

Only teenagers 13 to 19 years of age are eligible; those under 13 will not be admitted. A music festival will be held in i School Thursday, first showing will be for students only. At p. m. the same program will be presented for the parents and friends in the community.

Parents are requested not to attend the first showing due to lack of scats in the auditorium. This is the highlight of the May day program which the school used to have but recently turned it i a music festival. Each class will take part in the exercise. Mrs. Shirley Gallcrt has returned to her home in Conshohocken, after visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Vaughan, of Chesterfield Ave. She also visited her grandmother, Mrs. Mary i of Ft. Laudcrdale, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Arpe have returned to their home from Schcncctady, where they attended the funeral of Mr. Arpe's sister, Mrs. Lille Arpc Landis.

Mrs. Effie Mann, of Boisseau spent this past week with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. anr Mrs. Clarence Mann, of Warsaw Shn was accompanied by her I a Mrs. Duval Childs anc Henry Mann.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simmons and a Linda, Mr. anc Mrs. Ira a and daughter last Sunday in Washington, n.

C. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ashby Wright (DeSouza-Couslns SUidlo Photo) Mrs.

Arthur Ronald Bostic Jr. Miss Mary White Harmon The wedding of Miss Janice Ruth Austin, daughter of Mr. anc Mrs. G. B.

Austin, of Colonial Heights, and James Hugh Brown son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hugh Brown, of Richmond, took place May 11 at 7 p. in Highland Methodist Church, Colonial Heights. The Rev.

Harvey Ashby performed the ceremony The bride, given in marraige by her father, wore a gown of white chiffon. Her veil fell from a crown of seed pearls and she carried a boquet of white carnations centered with an orchid. Miss Charlotte Austin was her sister's maid-of-honor. James H. Brown'was his son's best man, A reception followed in the social hall of the church.

The couple left for a northern trip. The bride chose a Navy blue dress with white accessories for her traveling costume. The couple will make their home in Colonial Heights. Va. Beach Couple At Sfony Creek STONY CREEK Lt.

(jg) and Mrs. Kenneth Kostiiow, of Virginia Beach, spent last weekend with her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Hanvood Woman's Group In Disputanta Meets The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday night in the home of Mrs. W.

E. Edwards in Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons and sons, of Ettrick; Mr.

and 1 1 1.1. Vy i i i i I Mrs. I red Simmons of clcmcntSi in Wake field. on Wheeler. Judge and Mrs.

John H. Cole, and daughters, Misses Nancy and Barbara Cole, of Richmond, attended a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Cole's mother. Mrs. Miss Mary White Harmon To Marry Mr.

Rutledge LADIES' DEPARTMENT A GROUP SELECTED FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK IN ONE AND TWO-PIECE STYLES SILKS-LINENS-COTTONS to off CHOOSE NOW AND SAVE! EXCLUSIVE READY-TO-WEAR well; and Sgt. and Mrs. Ltnwood E. Simmons and daughter, of Roanoke Rapids, N. spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs.

Leona Simmons. Sgt. is on a 30-day leave from Greenland. Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Daniel visited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Haase Jr.

in Petersburg Sunday night. Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Burrow and J. Burrow Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Burrow and Mother's Day, on her 85th birth- a Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Derby and children. Billy, Gary anad Richard, of Hampton: and Mrs. A.

T. Savoy and daughter, Cynthia, of Wakefield. Mrs. Kenneth Rogers, and children, Sallie, Susan and Craig, of Charlottesville, spent this week with her mother, Mrs. Ashby Lee Lewis.

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Snedeker, of Richmond, were weekend guests Mr.

and Mrs. Philo S. Harmon, of 519 River Road, Matoaca, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary White Harmon, to George Finch Rutledge, son "of Mrs. Martha Parker, of Ettrick, and the late James, Allen Rutledge. A July wedding is planned.

Miss Harmon is a June graduate of Thomas Dale High School. children: Mr. and Mrs. J. of i a and son-in-law, of Colonial Beach, visited Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Snyder on Light last week. Mrs.

Merritt Traylor is a pa- ient in Petersburg General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Foulkrod ind children, Terry and Jeff, spent ast weekend in Richmond with VIr: and Mrs. George Foulkrod.

Mrs. Eddie Jordan, of Jackson is improving at her home after being a patient in Petersburg rcneral Hospital. Mrs. Bill Maracum has returned to her home in Portsmouth after visiting her mother, Mrs. Cllie Mae Davis.

Mrs. Charlie Short is spending several days in Norfolk with her ion. Mrs. Bobbie Spain and children, Wanda, Robin and Timmie, have left to join Mr. Spain in Miami, where they will make their home.

Mrs. Spain is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Sullivan of Totty St. Burrow Jr. and Miss Margaret Morris, of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Figg and children, of Prince George and Mr.

and Mrs. E. T. Hedgepeth and children of Hopewell. Mrs.

J. E. Williams of Petersburg, spent Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Binford. Mrs. J. F.

Batte, Mrs. T. J. Abernathy. Junior Garden Club ribbon win- lers were: Gloria Turner, Cheryl Dale, Nina Ellis, Mell Johnson, Vlason Mike Home.

Educational exhibit ribbon winners were: Mrs. L. S. Temple, Mrs. J.

E. Jones and Mrs. W. R. Carey.

Flower Show Held By Jarratt Club The Jarratt Garden Club held its Spring Flower Show Wednesday afternoon in Centenary Meth- the Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Nuchols. Mrs. Frances Nuchols, of Richmond, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with the Rev.

anad Mrs. Nuchols. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Teres- chenko, and daughter.

Pamela, visited her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gauld- oelist Church. Judges Mrs. James Crinkley, Mrs.

Wesley Irby and Mrs. Grady Jones, of Blackstone. Awards: horticulture, tri-color, Mrs. M. L.

Matthews; sweepstakes, Mrs. L. S. Temple; arrangements, special award, Miss Virgie Prince; sweepstakes, Mrs W. R.

Carey: juniors: sweepstakes, Cheryl special award, Nina Ellis. Ribbons, horticulture: Mrs. L. Temple, Mrs. M.

Matthews Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Young and in in Smithfield.

on Sunday. children. Billy and Nancy and I Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Hall have Mrs. Elizabeth Wood visited returned home after a 10 day trip! Mrs. T. J.

Abernathy. Miss Eliza and Mrs. J. E. Lyon, in i 0 Miami.

Fla. motid. Mrs. Wood is spending this anc Mrs. F.

B. with the Lyons. Mrs. T. J.

Young has been the recent guest of Mrs. E. W. Young in Petersburg. Mrs.

W. B. Baird and Mrs. Sadie Dunn visited Mrs. F.

A. Epps Waverly Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Binford were the Sunday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Myrick in Dolphin. Mrs. John Cibula visited Mr. Cibula who is a patient in the Petersburg General Hospital. Mr.

Cibula was admitted to the hospital Friday. The Rev. and Mrs. A. H.

Brow- dcr and children spent Friday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ficke at Drewry's Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Paffie, I beth A.

Jarralt. Mrs. C. M. Brown Forbes Mrs.

J. F. Mrs. B. were guests over the weekend Home Jr.

of their son, Stanley, a student at Ranadloph-Macon Academy, at Front Royal. American women have oversold on the notion that it's possible to make one dress loqk ike six by changing beads and aelt. It isn't. For the dress takes on a tired look. Arrangements, ribbons: Miss Elizabeth A.

Jarralt. Miss gie Prince, Mrs. W. R. Carey, 'Upholstery, Rugs Carpets cleaned in your own home the "flower Duraclean way no messy DO barsh scrubbing for free estimate call RE 2-7414 cleanly DURACLEAN HOME SERVICE EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT THE PHENOMENAL VALUES IN SUCKERS 24th Mrs.

Allen Vaughan and son, of Emporia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Chucky, of Pannill Lowe Tuesday night. left to spend some time with her Miss Mabel Mason, of York- aunt in Dallas, Tex. Mrs.

John Dyson, of Totty and Mrs. Lillie Ellington, of Chesterfield continue sick at their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marks, of town, was the weekend guest of her mother, Mrs.

Mary Mason. The time to make minor repairs in clothes is the moment you discover a snap a i Totly have returned, a a i a hem coming undone. Other-' combination in I I A fabric patterned to blend with the decor of trndttional homes. Avaflobte ningly or ofl the PRQvrociAJu Ensemble. in TOUNG MODERN fabric, too.

"Polorsburg's Smarl Shop For Young Moderns" visit with their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brock in Eas Green Rush, They slopped in Baltimore to pick up another daughter, Mrs. Lucille Pecht, who accompanied them on the trip. John Davis is improving nt his home on Totty St.

a i a stroke while visiting his grandson in Richmond. Gerald a i who is in the Navy, stationer! in Pennsylvania, has returned a a two- week visit i his grandmother, Mrs. Linda Blankenship, of Boisseau St. Miss Blanche Anderson is a patient in Petersburg General Hospital, where she haas undergone; an operation. Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Wamsley! Mrs. Carlonn McFarland Mrs.

Kdna Harris, of Colonial; Heights, spent, last Sunday on Skyline Drive. Mr. and Mrs. James II. Brockwell, of Jackson extended, had as i jjue.sts last end their daughter, Miss Virginia Carroll, nnd Miss Shirley Russell, of Portsmouth, students at Long wood College.

Mrs. R. L. Pond. Mrs.

Shirley Mann and daughter, Denise, Mrs. Naomi Mann nnd Mrs. Annie Anderson a returned a spending some time at Scotland Wharf. i Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Lafoon Roy Lafoon spent last Sunday in Arlington. I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lundie, 1 Mrs. Irene Butler and James Sirry have returned a i i i Mrs.

Joyce Lundie Phipps. a pat i in Watts i a a N. C. Mrs. Edward Barricks.

of Main is a patient in Petersburg General Hospital. Mrs. Bcula Maddra. Laura Kinker nnd Blanche Hornc will spend the first of the week in Richmond attending the Sons and Daughters of Liberty State Convention to be held a Jefferson Hotel. wise, you find yourself stuck at the last moment with a dress that isn't fit to wenr.

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