Purportedly there are "250 photos inside!" adds the cover, with banner headlines, "Charles & Camilla Marriage Hell," "The Queen Her Secret Agony," "Fergie's Drunken Shame" (you do remember her, don't you?), along with, "Why William & Kate's Marriage Is Doomed!
LONDON - Furious student protesters attacked a car carrying Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, vandalized buildings and battled riot police Thursday as a controversial hike in university fees triggered Britain's worst political violence in years. In a major security breach, demonstrators set upon the heir to the throne's Rolls Royce as it drove through London's busy West End on its way to a theater. A group of up to 20 struck it with fists, sticks and bottles, breaking a window and splattering the gleaming black vehicle with paint.
WASHINGTON -- Prince Charles dryly pronounced himself "still here" and "alive" Wednesday on his arrival at the White House for a visit showing off his new bride, Camilla. The Duchess of Cornwall, hoping to impress American Diana-philes on her first overseas trip as a British royal, was decidedly more enthusiastic. Greeted by President Bush and his wife, Laura, with a no-pomp welcome, the all-smiles Camilla could be heard declaring something Mrs. Bush said was "fabulous." As the foursome headed inside for an intimate lunch, Camilla briefly lagged behind, straying off the red carpet and showing the jostling media horde a shy grin and a little wave.
NORFOLK - , 84, passed peacefully away May 22, 2009. She was the daughter of Dominic and Mary Bipere. She was survived by her husband of 59 years, John E. Parker; son, Raymond W. Parker and wife Michelle; brother, Johnny Bipere; grandchildren, Kimberly and husband Paul, Amy and husband Dave, John and Mike; great-grandchildren, Weston, Cameron, Ethan and Joscelyn; beloved family members, Harry and Nancy Parker, Mary Childress and sons, Johnny and Joey, Charlie Parker, Carol Parker, Val Parker, Susan and Jimmy Leonard, Gene and Ed, Mitch and Patty Parker, George and Carol Parker, Alfred Cohen and family, Barbara and Bob Adcock, Kenny Parker and family, Jean and Lloyd Fowler, Mary and Dennis Hillgas; and special cousins, June Jeanfreau and Marinette Elliott.
VIRGINIA BEACH - Camilla Brown Haden Tyng, 92, resident of Seaside Healthcare Center, died March 28, 2009. The daughter of Camillus Brown Haden and Imogene Graham Miller Haden, Mrs. Tyng was born on Newstead Farm in Palmyra, Va., July 13, 1916. She married John Stevens Tyng at St. James Episcopal Church, Richmond, Va., Nov. 28, 1942. Three surviving children are: Catherine Walworth Tyng of New Salem, Mass., Eleanor Sloan Tyng Schoonover and Edward Atkins Tyng, both of Virginia Beach; and seven grandchildren, Christopher Lee McCalmont of Houston, Texas, Elizabeth Seitz Schoonover of Washington, D.C., Heather Ashley Tyng, Katherine Corley Schoonover Powell and Eric Viets Norfleet Schoonover, all of Virginia Beach, Mary Bliss Thurber of Fort Myer, Va., and Anne Stevens Thurber of New Salem.
Prince Charles' wife announced Sunday that she will not attend a service marking the 10th anniversary of the death of Princess Diana, after criticism that her presence would be inappropriate. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, had accepted an invitation from Charles and his sons, Princes William and Harry, to accompany them to the service Friday at the Guards' Chapel in London's Wellington Barracks. Some criticized the decision, since Camilla had an affair with Charles when he was still married to Diana.
JACKSON - Camilla Allyn Boone Bullock Turner died at home at 8:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 7, 2007. Camilla was the daughter of Dr. Samuel Bell Boone and Camilla Allyn Moore Boone, both of Jackson. She was born July 19, 1925, in Jackson and lived there most of her life. Camilla is survived by her second husband, Joseph Felton Turner Jr., a lawyer of Jackson; her children, Carr Moore Bullock Jr. and Joseph Felton Turner, both of Manteo, N.C., and Eliza Sidney Boone Turner Mabry and her husband H. Lee Mabry Jr. of Raleigh, N.C.; her two grandchildren, Joseph Carr Mabry and Mary Frances Mitchell Mabry; her sister-in-law, Jane Barrow Boone; many nieces and nephews; and Helen Morris Bloom of Jackson.
Today's obituaries Atkins, Dorotha Ball, Gladys I. Bourgeois, Paul F. Brown, Wannie Carvey, Harold K. Jr. Cobb, Lucy G. Ellis, Camilla J. Fletcher, Rosella Goad, Omer H. Sr. Goebel, Charles E. Grass, Helen R. Hager, Steve F. Hall, Gwendolyn A. Helvey, Pattie L. Johnson, Robert F. Kessel, Dorothy Lattie, Theodore Lewis, Helen M. McDonald, Lovell H. Poore, Gloria J. Sayre, Joseph D. Schoolcraft, Sylvia A. Smith, Freda M. Standifur, Jack E. Stewart, David E. Tomblin, Goldie N. Whiting, Erma J. Williams, Lewis J. Dorotha Atkins
WINDSOR, England - Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles wed in a modest town hall ceremony Saturday with the blessing of the queen and the Church of England, sealing a tangled love affair ignited at a polo match more than 30 years ago. Once married, the royals knelt beneath the towering Gothic arches of St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, nervously pledging their undying love and confessing "manifest sins and wickedness" - a phrase from the Church of England's Book of Common Prayer - as their vows were blessed by Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams.
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