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S. Goodrich. Editor RE 2-3456 The Progress-Index, Friday, June 8, 1962 5 tion Additional for the Gourmet Buffet to be held at the Country Club of Petersburg tomorrow have been made by: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rose, Mr.

and Mrs. James W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L.

W. T. Bulifant, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Houcfaens, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Howard Sherman and J. C. Kirkpatrick Sr.

Mr. Mrs. Burton S. Reese Jr. and son, Clarke, left today to spend some time in Montreal, Quebec and Boston.

Out-of-town guests arriving for the marriage of Miss Susan Hawley Blake to Edward John Ritz Jr. of Chester, which will take place tomorrow in St. Ann's Catholic Church, Colonial Heights, are: Mrs. David Campbell, Mrs. Irving Campbell, Mrs.

Mildred Campbell, Mrs. Vernon Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fairfield, Mr. and Mrs.

James Dallmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. David Godfrey, Mrs. Richard LaRouche, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Munn, Miss Betty Jean Batory and Miss Sally Ann Batory all of Pittsfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Edgerly and Miss Ethel Rawson of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Dallmeyer of Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keefe, of Great Barrington, Miss Elizabeth Richards, of Dalton, en Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew G. Ritz, of Verona, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ritz, Michael Sokol and Ronald Siskey, all of Pittsburgh, Penna.

Mrs. William Baer and children, Nora and Gisela, sailed from New York recently on the SS Berlin of the North German Lloyd Line and are in Bremer- naven and Nuremberg for a visit with her parents. Miss Patsy Howerton has ar- spend the summer months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving L.

Howerton, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Howerton.

Mrs. Edith Lanning and children, Michael and Gloria, of Colonial Heights have left for a visit in Iceland, Luxemburg and to spend several weeks in Frankfurt, Germany. Mrs. Nicholas C. Jones and her mother, Mrs.

Andrew B. Woolwine entertained yesterday at a lunch eon in Indian Hills Motel. Last night Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Woolwine were co-hostesses at a card party at Indian Hills.

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show in Madison Square Garden, New York. The show, which starred many radio and television personalities, was for the benefit of crippled children. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith and iieir sons, Carl and Steve, re- yesterday to their home Denver, after a visit with his mother, Mrs.

Clement F. 'rowley and Mr. Crowley and grandmother, Mrs. Benjamin F. Rosenstock.

Among those making reserva- ions for the anniversary dinner meeting of A.P. Hill Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans at Hotel Petersburg are: Mr. and Mrs. E. Webster Andrews, Mr.

Howard H. Webster- McGarvey, Mr. and Mrs. Warren N. Murray Mr.

and Mrs. J. Beckwith Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. David A.

Lyon, III, Mr. David A. Lyon, IV, Rev. and Mrs. Eldridge H.

Taylor, Dr. M. Clifford Harrison, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond McGill Owen, Mr. Bartlett Roper, III, Mr.

Marvin Home, Miss Sue Stone, and Mr. Herbert Marsh, Miss Linda Dyson, Mr. William H. Talley, III. Mr.

Kenneth Howerton, Miss Diane Morefield, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hardaway Marks, Mr. William F.

Binford Judge and Mrs. W. Francis Binford, Mr. Daniel R. Goodwin, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Franklin Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.

Bowling, Mr. L. L. Meredith, Mrs. Mary Cherry Allen.

TO HAVE PICNIC Circle number 1 of Women of The Church of St. Michael's Episcopal Church will have a picnic for their families Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock on the picnic grounds of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Hope. Awards were presented when te Poplar Lawn Garden Club leld its meeting in the home of rtrs.

Philip DiStanislao of Overbrook Road on Wednesday. Mrs. Garland R. Barksdale was ecipient of the Marian Scott ackson award for arrangements and Mrs. Russell S.

Perkinsoir won the annual award for specimens. Officers for the coming year vere named. They are, Mrs. is M. Walker president; drs.

William R. Seward, vice president; Mrs. F. Bras- ield, recording secretary; Mrs. corresponding secre- ary; and Mrs.

R. Blackwell Jordan, treasurer. Ribbons for arrangements were iwarded: Mrs. John C. Anderson, rtrs.

Charles N. Romaine, Mrs. a 11 H. Brown Mrs. Charles Lunsford and Mrs.

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Frlcti Poplar Lawn Club Presents Awards By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Has woman ever proposed to a man? I've seen going with this fellow for Jiree years. He's told everyone le knows that he wants to marry me, but he hasn't told me yet We aren't kids, either. He is 33 and I am 31. He talks about marriage but he never comes right out and asks me to marry him How can I get him to propose or do you think I should ask lim? WANTS TO MARRY DEAR WANTS: Your man is a bashful one. Make It easy for him and get him on the subject again.

If he talks about it long enough, he'll either uk you, or think be did. DEAR ABBY: What do yon think about a friend who has the nerve to ask you to make a sert for her dinner party anc then, at the dinner party, when everyone is telling her how de licious it is, she just says "Thank you," and never opens up her mouth about who really made it. She has done this to me more than once. READY TO EXPLODE DEAR READY: I think she is a small, insecure, begrudging fraud. Now, ask me what I of a "friend" who would supply dessert for this kind of persoi twice.

HD Club Hears Mrs. Woodruff Mrs. Coleman W. Woodruff con- ucted demonstrations on Flow- Arrangements and Easier Ironing Methods at the meeting me Ettrick Junior Home Dem- Club, Wednesday, at he Ettrick American Legion Home. Mrs.

Elton L. Murray and Mrs. K. Burton, Jr. were hos- esses.

A family supper for all mem- and their families will be icld Thursday, July 12. All mem- planning to attend are asked to contact Mrs. Coleman Woodruff or Mrs. Robert Porter. Mrs.

Herbert 0. Browning was welcomed into the club as a new member. Other were: Messers: Woodruff, Por- er, Murray, Burton, Roland Harris, Peyton GoodaU, Ge Vlurphy, Charles Hughes, T. L. Davis, Willie Lee Tucker, James Herbert Brock well, Pete Eudailey, John A.

Simmons, Kinker, Wiliiam S. Staples, Lawrence E. Hamm. Mrs. Robert Porter, president, presided.

DEAR ABBY: What women like you tick? make (Hopewell Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Carmack Mansion Hills are entertaining tonight in Danville at a dinner ollowing rehearsal for the mar- iage of their son, Lt.

Samuel Meredith Carmack to Miss 'atricia Berry Benazzi which akes place Saturday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Danville. Among those from Hopewell to attend wedding are: ilr. and Mrs. James W. Enochs Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Garnett, Miss Judy Garnett, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Radcliffe Boswell, Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Phipps, Mrs.

J. W. Enochs Mr. and Mrs. Wurry Oliver, Miss Garland Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Lead- jetter, Mr. and Mrs. John W. and Christy, and Miss Linda Leadbetter.

Mr. and Mrs. Garnett and Miss Judy Garnett will be guests of his sister, Mrs. John Dodson and Mr. Dodson for the weekend, while the others will be staying at Virdan Motel.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Aderholt and daughter, Suzanne, of Prince Henry Ave. spent last weekend visiting her brother.

William Platt and his children of Hampton. Mrs. Platt is snending three weeks visiting relatives in Germany. Mrs. Morgan Streetman of Winston-Salem, N.C.

is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ivey Smith of Cedar Lane. Mrs.

Smith is a patient in John Randolph Hospital. Hair Styling Topic of Talk Winners were: fitst, Mrs. D. M. Borum and Mrs.

F. M. Washabaugh; second, Mrs. Fred Watson and Harold Weselius; third, Mrs. Adolphe Ehrenworth and L.

0. Veazey. This was the last game of the current season. The club will resume play in September. The monthly duplicate bridge game willbe held Friday at 8 p.m.

in Jordan Point Country Club. Reservations are not required. Harvey Lowder at Arlington visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frazier of East Poythress St.

last weekend. Darlene Davis has arrived from King College in Bristol, Tenn. and is spending summer vacation with her mother, Mrs. R. R.

Kearney and Mr. Kearney of City Point Road. Mrs. W. S.

Allmond has arrived from St. Catherine's School, Richmond to spend the summer months with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Allmond III of Appomattox St. Miss Anita Ilening will entertain tonight in her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hamilton Hening, home on City Point Road at an Hawaiian Luau party following graduation exercises to be held at Hopewell High School. Guests will include mostly graduating Mrs. Margaret Jennings, hair stylist, gave an interesting discussion on hair styling the Edgewood HD Club held its meeting Wednesday in the home of Mrs. J.

S. Sinkiewicz. Miss Louise Bragg led the devotionals. Subjects for 1963 were read and discussed. It was announced that County Exhibit Day will be held July 26.

The achievement program will be presented October 25. A social hour followed. Members present were: Mes- dames Lee Brydea, tody, Earl Alley, Junt Helen Rogersoa, Mary and Miss Chiltoo Rybura, county agent. A rotary grater may be used for both fine and coarse (rating simply by applying light or firm pressure. If you want to keep your opened jars of jams and jellies from "sugaring," be sure to keep them tightly covered.

Following the business session Irs. DiStanislao, outgoiivg pres ent, entertained club member luncheon in the County Club of etersburg. Mr. and Mrs. M.

L. Pacine of Lynchburg St. are leaving today to go to Lexington to attend graduation exercises and other activities at Virginia Military Institute over the weekend. Their son, Cadet Wayne Pacine, will receive a BS degree in electrical engineering, at the graduation excersises on Sunday. Also planning to attend Cadet Pacine's graduation are Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Slagle and son, Jimmy, of Danville St. They will go to Lexington Saturday.

Miss Charlotte Elder has arrived from the College of William and Mary to spend the summer months with her pare.ts. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Elder of Princess Anne Ave.

A monthly masterpoint game using the Howell Movement was used when the Hopewell Bridge Club met Monday night in the Community Building. seniors. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert W.

Partin of Dinwiddte Ave. are parents of a son born June 1 in John Ran dolph Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Arthur Eley of Miles Ave.

are announcing tha birth of a son, Bruce Arthur born May 30 in Petersburg General Hospital. members attending Crater HD Elects Officers The Crater HD Club held its election of officers when they met yesterday in the home of Mrs. Harold Horner. Mrs. Dorothy Bobbitt, nominating chairman, presented the fol lowing slate of officers which was accepted: president, Mrs.

Joseph Edwards; vice president, Mrs. William Grimmer; secretary and reporter, Mrs. and treasurer, Duke. Also: Edith Mrs. Gallaher; Elizabeth program of work, Mrs.

Henry Horak; projects leaders, Mrs. Harold Homer, Mrs. John Clements, and assistant leader. Mrs. Roy Long; club informer.

Mrs. Leonard Claytor; cheer-up chairman, Mrs. Fred Lcc. Four members attended the tour to the Shirley and Berkeley Plantations. Members present were: Mrs.

Lee, Mrs. Horak, Mrs. Grimmer, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.

Horner, Mrs. Duke, Mrs! Music Pupils Stage Recital The piano class of Mrs. C. Garland Harvill Jr. was presented in a recital on Friday night, in the Radcliffe classroom, at Memorial Methodist Church.

Among those playing were: Denise Brown, Debbie Herrman, Anne a a Linda Sue Grubbs, Steven Barker, Yvonne Cousins, Cathy Loper, Claudia Stewart, Vicki Lyivn Jones, Kay Grigg, Patty Matthews, Jane Payne, Janice Brown, Janice a a Mary Bl-ankenship, Cindy Grigg, Rose Ellen Stewart, and Gay Moseley. At the conclusion of the program a vocal selection was rendered by Rose Ellen Stewart, a voice pupil of Mr. Harvill. Group Elects Delegates Delegates were named to the state convention in Norfolk, July 7-8 when the Ladies Auxiliary 2133, VVWI, held its meeting Monday in the Eagles Home. Delegates will be Mrs.

Alice Sheffield, Mrs. Ethel Griffin and Mrs Madeline Moody. Mrs. Olive Franks, president presided. Mary Smith, Mrs.

Long, Clements, Mrs. Edwards, Bobbitt, Miss Chilton Rybum, and guests Mrs. Bess Owen and Mrs. Josephine Sanchez. The fcllowing birth was reported today in Petersburg Genera Hospital: Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Hartle (Loretta Wise) Rt. 4 Petersburg boy, Friday. Serve polenta cornmcal musfr mixed with grated cheese a molded and sliced with a gooc canned spaghetti sauce for a quick supper. Add a green salad and a heartv dessert DEAR CURIOUS: Men like you who get us all wound up! DEAR ABBY: There is mucJi controversy over the fact tha where there are children a coupk should stay together even thoug there is constant bickering an quarreling.

I believe that chi: dren are better off raised in th quiet atmosphere of a peacefu home with only one parent. Hov do widows manage? I depend your answer. TROUBLED MIND DEAR TROUBLED: Widow "manage" because of circum stances beyond their control. Divorced couples make their own misery. If married people would exercise one-half the effort toward making a peaceful and pleasant home for their children as they do in less important activities, they could eliminate the bickering and quarreling they find so impossible to live with.

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