The Danville Register from Danville, Virginia • Page 25

Martinsville Social Wrights Celebrate I Installation Held Club Meeting Set Golden Anniversary AXTON, Feb. 23-- Mr. and Mrs. Leander Wright of Axton, Rt. Two, were honored with a reception recently from 2 to 4 p.m.

in the social hall of County Line Christian Church in observance of their 50th wed- ding anniversary. Married Feb. 2, 1929, in Martinsville by the late Dr. J. P.

McCabe, they have lived in the Axton area for 50 years Mr. Wright is engaged in farming. The golden wedding motif was Carried out in the decorations and the three-tiered wedding cake was trimmed with yellow rose buds. Centering the table was an arrangement of yellow santhemums, babysbreath and snapdragons, flanked by yellow candles in branched candelabra. Assisting in serving were Mrs.

F. C. Divers of Hidgeway, Mrs. Joe Coe of Winston-Salem, N. and Mrs.

Everett Currier of Axton. Mrs. T. S. Law of Axton and Mrs.

Joe Garrett of Callands were in charge of the gift table which was centered with flowers from Hawaii sent by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Willis and children of Hawaii. The honorees received many gifts and a large number of friends and relatives attended. By Rebekah Lodge Officers of the Martinsville Rebekah Lodge 10 were in- stalled by the District Deputy Grand Chief.

Mrs. Elva Wilson, and her staff on Monday. New officers are Noble Grand, Mrs. Myrtle Draper; vice grand, Mrs. Veiva Clary; recording secretary, Mrs.

George Har rison; financial secretary, Miss Emily Turner Treasurer, Mrs. TREASURER, Mrs. a Elva Wilson; warden and con ductor, Mrs. J. H.

Dempsey; chaplain, Mrs. Bennie Eanes; right Mrs. Ida Joyce; left support, Mrs. W. W.

Hens- ley: inside guardian, Mrs. Bel- va Ramsey; outside guardian The Martinsville Garden Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Coatei Carter at two o'clock. Mrs. Leoy Slaughter; past noble grand, Mrs.

John Shumate; pianist, Miss Ann Crouch. Plans were made for the of- ficial visit of Mrs. Pauline S. Carr, president of the Rebekah Assembly, March 8. An invitation was read from the Danville Chapter to a baa quet March 1 at Averett College when Chester J.

Honeycutt of Powell, Wyoming, will be the guest 'speaker. New candidate will be installed at the banquet. Mrs. Wilson announced that a meeting would be February 24, to recommend a District Deputy President for 1969-70, Program Presented For U.D.C. Chapter Miss Laura en- tertained members of the Mary Anna Jackson Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, on Tuesday evening in her home on Brown Street.

Miss Lulu Gravely, president, called for committee reports, after which the group decided to sponsor the applications of two college students. As a memorial to Miss Katie Stultz, a Real Daughter, a contribution was made to the Virginia Division Headquarters Fund. A communication from Miss Alice Whitley Jones, President General of the U.D.C., was read concerning goals for the current year. Mrs. B.

Jerry Kyle presentee Garden Study Club Hears Dr. Richman The Garden Study Club held a meeting on Tuesday at Cha- tmoss Country Club, with Mrs. W. W. Flythe and Mrs.

S. S. Flythe Jr. as hostesses. The committee reports were heard by the president, Mrs.

R. S. Pannill, including plans for Garden Week. Dr. Donald Richman was guest speaker.

His talk was based on planning planting, and growing of Roses. He offered many helpful suggestions and named the best roses to plant in this area. the historical program on "Medical and Surgical History of the War Between the States. A dessert course was served during the social hour. Sliower Is Courtesy To Miss Roberson Miss Wanda Roberson, bride- elect of Jerry Willis Dalton, was honored at a miscellaneous shower in the home of Mrs.

A. M. Chappell with Miss Jane Chappell and Miss Donna. Kay Htnsley as co-hostesses. A corsage was presented the honoree.

The valentine motif was carried out in the table decorations and refreshment course. Guests were Mrs. James Roberson, Mrs. Sam R. Dalton, Mrs.

Howard Webb, Leonard Wood, Mrs. Bobby Ray Dalton, Miss Patsy Flannagan, Mrs. Paul Clifton, Miss Aubrey Burnette, Miss Lyn Osborne, Mrs. Howard Doyle, Mrs. Nora Stone and Mrs.

Jay Vipperman. Book Club Meets With Mrs. Harrell The Register: Danville, Sunday, Feb. 23,1969 Mrs. A.

H. Harrell was hostess in her home on Forest The president, Mrs. A. G. Street to members of Thursday Book Club.

The president, Mrs. A. G. Lawing, conducted the business session at which a donation was made to the Bell Fund of the First Baptist Church in memory of Mrs. E.

H. Hampton, who was a member of the club. A donation also was made to the March of Dimes. Mrs. 0.

B. Hensley gave the program on the origin of St. Valentine's Day. OES Committees, 1 Officers Are Mrs. William T.

White, Mrs. H. Glenn Lewis, Mrs. Harry'A, Carter, Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs.

Jesse D. Clift hostesses at a tea on Sunday afternoon for i 1t ft members of the Eastern Star and officers. Guests included members -of the chapters from Stuart, Rocky Mount, and Snow Creek. A valentine motif was carried out in the dessert course. Plans were made at thfl regular meeting of the Eastern Stars Thursday for the in- stallation of officers.

CJiapter Meet Held At Childress Home The Mary Cabell i Chapter, Children of the Confederacy, was entertained by Louann, Eddie andi Vince Childress in their home on Corn Tassel Trial. Miss Martha Aaron, presi- dent, led the discussion on plans for a tea for the Mildred Lee Chapter of the U.D.C. and for mothers of the children. Rules for the school essay contest sponsored by Mildred Lee Chapter were discussed and members were urged to compete for local and state prizes. Several of the group are at- tending the district meeting in Chatham, it was announced.

Mrs. Clyde Fuller presented the program "Medical Practices in the Confederacy" Fulton Hostess To Book, Arts Club Mrs. Frank D. Fulton was hostess for a meeting of the Book and Arts Club in the Collinsville room of the First National Bank. Mrs.

Joseph M. i a president, called for committee reports at the business session. Mrs. Harry C. Foster, pro- gram chairman, presented as guest speaker, Mrs.

Bouldin, American Red Cross executive secretary of the Martrasville-Henry Chapter of the American Red Cross. Mrs. Bouldin told of the origin of the Red Cross and its services. She showed a films of servicemen in Vietnam receiving ditty bags, similar to those sent by the local chapter to Marlinsville soldiers. A dessert course was served.

Luncheon Precedes Meeting Of Club Mrs. M. E. Whitener was hostess in The Rut on Tuesday to the Literary Club. Luncheon was served prior to the meeting.

Mrs. A. N. Carroll, president, welcomed the guests. Mrs.

J. B. Jacobs was pro- gram leader and gave a humorous resume of the book "Impressions of Mrs. Smith." Mrs. Fulton Hostess For Book Club Meet Mrs.

T. M. Ford entertained members of the Wednesday Club in the Lavinder House. Luncheon was served to the members and several guests, Mrs. E.

H. Roper, Mrs. H. N. Dyer, Mrs.

J. W. Booker and Mrs. J. F.

Nissen. Mrs. W. B. Read was guest speaker and on the subject "Looking Backwards from 1900 to 1920." Mrs.

R. S. Uodne.lt Hostess To Club Mrs. R. S.

Hodnett was hostess Wednesday at Forest Park Country Club to members of the Book Review Club. Mrs. Hodnett was program leader and gave a book review. Dinner was served following the pro- gram. Personal Mr.

and Mrs. D. H. Goode have returned from Macon, where they visited Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Ellerbee and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Randolph left Thursday for Miami, to spend several weeks. Meet, Ritual Set By BSP Sorority Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will hold its regular meeting Mon- day evening in vhe home of Mrs.

Thomas T. Walker, 215 Carrollton Road, at 7:30 o'clock. The Pledge Ritual and the Ritual of Jewels will be con- ducted for members. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY DAILY-SAT. 10-9 Ballou Park Center--Danville, Va.

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