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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28
Woodman, Spare
Those Wires> Please

Some 80 homes were minus eiec-
trio power for two hours Saturday
Nav 23rd when a citizen cut down
a tree which broke the service
lines of the Cleveland Electric IL
Eliminating Co. Effected were
homes on the north side of Graham
3D., both sides of Claiborne rd. ana
the south side of Milan ave.
The wire came down at 5:32
p. M, Gel workmen had them re-
paired at 700 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28
New Weep Heads
GE Lamp Division

Donald L. Millham, Of Cleveland,
has been elected a vice-president
Of the General Electric Company,
G-E President Ralph ]. Cordiner
announced today.
Mr.. Millham will service as vice.
president and general manager of
the General Electric Lamp Divi-
sion, with headquarters at Nela
Park.
In his new position Mr.. Millham
will direct that phase of the COM
pany's business which has to do
with the development, manufac-
ture, sale and application of in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28

ciated when church news Is re-
ceived no later than Monday.
Annual Guest Day for the Wo.
mans Association of East Cleve-
land Congregational Church is
Wednesday, May 9th with lunch
con at one o'clock.
The annual church outing of the
East Cleveland Congregational
Church will be held Sunday, 31st
Members will attend the usual
morning worship hour at the
church at 11:00 o'clock, bringing
their lunch and leave at the con-
clusion of the service for the River
Road YMCA Camp for a day of
recreation and visiting. A vesper
service in the camps outdoor
chapel concludes the outing.
The congregation entertains new
members received during the year
at dinner in the church on We'd
nesday, June 3rd. Reservations
necessary.
A Memorial Day sermon, "The
Greatest Danger to Our Nation "
will be preached at the 1O:45 a. m,
worship service next Sunday by
Rev. Dudley F. Uphoff at the Phil
lips Avenue Presbyterian Church,
East 125th st and Phillips ave.
A solo, "The Prayer Perfect"
will be sung by Miss Marcia Myers.
The Senior Choir will sing ere
cessional" by De Koven.
Future date on the Church's
calendar: June 3-Visitation Day,
on which church couples will call
on newcomers to the community F.;
June 7-Sacrament of Holy Com
munion and public reception of
new members; June 21-Children's
Day service and Baptism Of chill
dren; June 28-Church picnic at
Lakewood Park.
Joy Earl of Detroit is speaking
at a meeting in the Church of the
Holy City, 126O0 Euclid ave-,
Thursday, May 2Sth at 8 p. m.
The meeting will be held in the
Sunday School room. Mrs. Earl's
subject will be in connection with
the Bahai faith. The public is in
vited.
The regular meeting of the st.
Philomena Guild will be held in
the Social Hall of the School at
8:15 p. m. on May 28th.
An especially beautiful program
has been prepared and all men,
bers of the Guild will participate.
Each member will represent a
bead and hold a candle, which will
be lit when it is time for her
prayer to be said.
Mrs. Ethel Dayton, Past Presi-
dent, will crown the Blessed
Mother.
Mrs. Charles Mckinley will
speak on the subject, Books for
Summer Reading" Mrs. Mckinley
is with the Catholic Book Store.
We wish to remind the ladies to
bring their donations for the st.
Josef congregation in Bavaria.
This is hospital for poor, feeble
minded, blind, deaf and dumb,
epileptic and paralized children. 1t
is the only hospital of its kind in
Europe.
They are greatly in need Of the
following articles: blankets, sheets,
pillow cases, towels, yard goods,
night gowns, soap, vaseline, asper-
in, alcohol, powder, bandages, ad-
hesive tape and gauze.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28
candescent, fluorescent, mercury,
and other lirht sources.

candescent, fluorescent, mercury
and other light sources.
The Lamp Division employs ap-
proximately $4,000 persons in 29
plants, located in 13 states. Bulk
Of the operation is conducted in
Ohio's II plants, which employ
nearly 10000 persons, 5000 of them
in Greater Cleveland.
A 1927 Union College graduate,
Mr.. Millham began his G-E career
the same year. Successfully he
served as a travelling auditor, tax
accountant, assistant comptroller,
and comptroller.
Mr.. Millham expects to move to
Cleveland this summer with his
wife and two sons, both of high
school age.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28

Hard at work on the planning
and preparation of a Benefit
Dance sponsored by Senior Girl
Scout Troop No. 331 is Grace Linda
Martin, 10000 Burton ave.
The dance will be held on June
18th at theh Ovens Plantation
with all proceeds to go to the
Polio Fund.
Music for the evening will be
by the Jay-Terry Quartet and en-
tertainment furnished by Juanita
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28

HAVE you heard about the new
Sanidyne for dandruff? Reports are
most gratifying. Collamer Drug Co.,
1871 Euclid ave.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

WOOD STATION WAGON repairing
refinishing. rebuilding; one piece oI
compl. body; guar. wk. H0. 2-5s1o
FORD 81 Victoria wreck. Can be re.
paired $500 or best cash offer
Fairview 2-3312. -16
USED AUTO PARTS, engines, trans.
missions, body parts, radios, heater,
for late model autos Gao. $50 ant
S51). Fairview 2-3312. -19
FORD RADIO, 1880, S35; tires
tubes and wheels, S25. Several other
radios. Ii. 7-2343.
AUTOMOBILE mechanics hand tools
and some shop equipment. Call 10
S-6662.
MOTOR, Ford VS., S5-h.p., new gen.,
$75 complete. ia. s-11S3.
DISMANTLING 1910 Lincoln; motor
S15; r. end, SIS; radiator, $16:
etc. Call all week, OIL. 1880.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA '51 sedan; $685.. Austin
'49: S49B. Hillman 80 sedan: S795.
Hiliman '4S station wagon, new mo-
tor: S595. Austin '61;. $605.. JACK
PRY. LTD, 14th and ? sts. NV.
ANGLIA ,4s 2-door. 1896. 2-day
money-back trial. 4-month written
Wssnn y.rmcnt oaesss oss NV Fors aD piaisao
'as private owner: only s;S1s miles;
BEST offer. Oh. S.s3l5.
AUSTIN 80 4-dr. sedan: htr.; eapd.
very economical to run; S645. e
l,.. dsE monsy,sasss sss,sasa. trial Hii pS9RNse ps9N
ll14 Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-43O0.
equipped: economicel car, so Co 36
miles per gallon: S49b. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO., 3061 ~ Bt. NV. AD.
2-O1S6. Open 3 to 9.
|AUsTIyS--194S 2-dr. sedan; $39o,
|. 1880 4-dr.. sedan; economical 30 nj.
per GAL; ! owner; low NIL: $795'
Traded in on. new Austin: 81 ,195.
Your direct factory Austin, Henry
J. and Kaiser dealer. MANHATTAN
AUTO K-E, NC TN ana n SIS.
pH. p.m. so Essossbli:hss anSp 1872 Psn s's'. 'ili
BUICK 80 4-cr. Special sed.: r. h.;
excel, cond.; 22, 900 MI: SLABS OF
best offer. IA. 2-091l. lib
BUICK 1947 conv.. all mechanical
parts, excel. cond.; 4 new Dayton
tires, Sonomatic radio, TOP. peri;
front end damaged, S225: also one
50-gai. elee. Hotpoint water heater
new cond., S55; 3-burner elee. stove,
with 0vens brand-new heayy-duty
filaments. $40. XII. S-b766.
BUICK '4s Super sedsnette: :. and
n: one owner; with only $4,000 NIL;
looks and runs like new. Bank terms
ave. IA. o-4600. --16
81, i~ss. .tr sSeynE "a 40
o6sf. Also either cara. %, a.o7o7
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FoR hlkE
TRUCKS FOR sAl,E

WANTED TO HIRE truck driver
with large truck going. south empty,
Evening star., 1953-02-15
BOATS

11-FT. CHRIS CRAFT racing utility
S215. WE. 6-4720 before pm.
Ia-FT. PLYwooD BOAT. light and
lExviRNieG; Rie; eli cfT2Esserince s4-it. Eco
cabin cruiser, excel. eond.; So, 800
,29rFSTs Ssst offTS0LdkHn 1ffE0 NJ 1k4SSsSSHoT. 19SSsS flly
@oto9; a1anes; exeei. eond.; $50. compists.
lq!FT. Qii !-Cfss;A Trojan SEA QUEEN, ss-
horsepower Mercury motor; IL life
PTeserver cushions; 3 props two
ing and control, speedometer, wind
shield. Tunning lights. tarpaulin.
TRADE TIA e S'Sas oR SELL 1886 cheyrolet
sedan, GOOD InotSr and tires ' So OF OF
SO-FT. CABIN DECK. marine toilet.
9O-h.p. engine. Complete, ready to
60; Reas; Can If2; H0; 2-oS1gi, 1lS rs,
hauled 1o11.. sgsRs ss6s Hsn' es wA San 1886 1886
ST-FT. DIESEL CRUISER, shipshape
throushout Sleeps 4. fully equipped.
Leaving town. viii sacrifice. $4,000.
Ma. s-SO91: after pm. call 10.
bo-ffT. bofgo" RAISED DECK cabin cruiser.
12-ft. beam. Chrysler Crown en-
sine. Fully marine equipped. Or
will trade for late model car or sta
tion wagon plus cash. 10. 3-44S7
NfFMAS NhiSMSEA Z Bros, custom boat build
size and style. visit our plant at
Shady Side. Nd, west River 1921.
Open Sundays II to 4. - J..
only $3.50; or might trade for l3 to
is It. Aluma Craft, XII. 9-5S91.
LIFE PRESERVERS, So. Rope, Ma
nila, ~. &c IT. Other sizes. cheap.
Copper paint, oars. canvas, anchors,
extingpishers, J. II. GIcHNER, 25l3
RTcHARDSON DAY CRUIsER-1s47.
25 r.. { In: very fast; LIP LIZ hOrss, ,;t,;
ReeSwds apd SryslfE ysaey caSSn aSG sink With cow
ers. $1,000. Cali all day. LU.
WANTED - Good 1e-ft. outboard
boat, with or with without engine. and
ssrFT. srf.TeF cxBiN si -ccHRgUniisER-sleeps 2;
head auto bilge pump. spotlight.
uoiT g 400 SSb q best MSTGRoos Ss5 RA s7ssad eond.
goes for 500 If sold today. Call any
AS-FT. RAISED DECK cabin cruiser:
sleeps 8; fine to live aboard;
equipped: Gray marine engine;
needs minor work done. Must sell
imned: $1,000 or best oter. WA.
LfGHTHING sAILBoAT, fully equip
ped with spinnaker. TIE. 6-02S7. Loc.
at Wash. Sail Marina: 5000.
WIZARD OUTBOARD MOTOR, par.
italy built trailer, $3.50 or best
CHEsAPEAKE SKIPJACK for sale.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

FORD $50 Tudor de luxe model with
bank financing available; u; ;095;
call II am. TIL 3 p.m.. 10. 2-S271.
FORD 40 Fordor; radio. heater. Wv.
tires; very nice car mechanically.
oil. S915. NORTHWEST MOTORS.
4401 Conn. ave. NV. Wo. 6-1464.
poORgfDp oORgfDp 'so 'SsSonSoSS; conv.: new-car condition:
beautiful blue. new top. new Wv.
tires, turn SIGNALS, backup lights.
NM. np PARKER. & iaS 81. Si.e s-sssi II; weekdays.
9 am. 70 4:30 pm; Sun. 8 am; 70
F0kD is Club coupe super de luxe;
3 and 2 r. 5 Priced a1 1or SUI Gulcf Sale. 8 Y
P0SD 80 81 custom Tordor: equipped;
1s.ssSo. M sSRos os-looa siscr siases!4i Il an 1nns.'
FORD 80 Cregtline; chaEtfou1e ana
black. :. and a. Wv; tiresi G1nT-
Tsx noToRs. SssS W.. sss. x
roll FiiSboS1 III Gus. 3 Horder; :. ana q.
o.d.. dark green .4niah. 1ugk NE
TOR Co. 1000 oa. ave. IA. $500.
FORp 81 Tudor: sood .unp,ns eoSe.
9642 Omaha Beach DR.. Silver
F0ED 1851 beaut. maroon i,nish: a
this week. wholesale price, 81. .206.
REIIABIR WHOLESALERS, 1901
Old Bladensburg fd.. JU. 7-eSS8.
FORD so COW. coupe. .chartreuse, =.
and b., clean throughout; S1.34R.
2-giay money-back trial; 4-month
written guar. HILL q SANDERS,
Washington's Oldest Ford Dealer
1114 Vermont ave. n.W.s AD. 4-4300.1
:. I'D
FORD ri Custom ss8'' Fordor sedan:
Fordomatic drive; very clean inside
ard out. S1,64b. z-day money-baek
trial. A-m0nth written Guarantee. !.
HTTL e SANDERS, WaGhso Oldest
Ford Dealer. 111z Vermont Aye. Nv
AD. 4-43OO. Ills
rORD IS eOnveRtibIe. Laeht yellow.
FullY equipped, NoW, loDe 100
miles. $500. Below oogk II -
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

- DEALER FROM N. c..
Pay big prices for '36 to 40 cars.
$500 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $685.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

IUROgLKY szs station uason. Gsst-
S1'| s'|.: sngan lssHos lsH S.ss1l Ssssses iIs.5fdsIns Ifs
Evening star., 1953-02-15

To buy q good lot now on hwy. No. 8.
Merritt Island. near Port Canaveral
small down payment and easy
installmentS. Cali JU. 5-17S5.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
MoToRcYcLEs

1880 CUsHAIAN motor scooter, good
condition, 81 Inspection. Wo. o.
s5l Il. D., new chain and spreckets,
tire. piston, clutch, brakes, etc.
SI92. JE. 2-1634.
WANTED - Good clean motorcycle
viii consider one needing REPAIRS
paw ali cash ia. S-6S99
MOTORCYCLE, 81 Java, fastest
best lookine. l26 &C. made; cost
$3.50; sen $Ig0. s22 Kennedy st.
nEE TIE rs TRIUMPH TWINS nov
On display. 2 models to choose from
Priced from S14e. The Worlds
Hest Motorcycle" Trade ana terms
AELIED MOTORS. 400 9Th st. NV
co. k.l4eo: .,...
GAHEEX-DAN1De0N ke61: Blue
can Vienna s7-J-a. -lS
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Robbery Suspect Picks
Poor Place 10 ProWl

A fifth precinct policeman,
sound asleep in his parked car,
woke up with a start yesterday
at the touch of some one search
ing his pockets.
AS he jumped with surprise
Pvt. Clarence w. Randolph, 33,
of 604 c street NE, saw Clar-
ence A. Harrison, 33, colored, OF
the 1900 block of Fourth street
NV, leave the car window and
dash down the street.
The policeman, whose Car was
parked in front of his house,
started to chase Randolph but
when he couldn't catch up or
dered the fugitive to halt. When
Harrison didn't stop at Fifth and
c streets NE, Pvt. Randolph
fired one shot into the air.
Harrison gave up and was
charged with attempted robbery
at the 5th precinct.
Municipal Court Judge Ar
mond w. Scott held Harrison fo1
the action of the grand jury un-
der $4,000 bond after the fugi-
tive told the court he was drunk
and just happened to staggel
into the officers car.
Evening star., 1953-09-03

Discontinued cotors and potterns Of fine quality
imported obIono cotton hooked rugs Modern de-
sign in beige fIoestone; troditono in wine fIoros
beige and oeometrcs. Not oil coors ovoiI-
obIe in oil sizes
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Citizens Group Decides
On Membership Drive

The members who showed up
last night for the first meeting
of the year of the Minnesota
River Terrace Citizens Associa-
tion decided that the hot weather
was not the only thing response
BILE for the small turnout at the
meeting, so they started q mem
berShip drive.
However, the group will not be
able to swing into action on the
drive until it meets with the
Bradbury Heights Citizens AS,
Evening star., 1953-09-03

Sociation to establish a boundary
between the two associations.
The meeting was presided over
by Alfred F. Marinshaw, presi-
dent. in the Greenway Barber
Shop. 1888 East Capitol street.
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Liquor Store Barred
In Palisades Reuion

The citizens of the Palisades
area have again succeeded in
keeping a liquor store out OF
their area.
The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board turned down an appli-
cation by Mayflower Liquors, Inc.
to move its hard liquor package
store license from 1104 Connect
cut avenue NV. to 5140 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV.
Opposition to the move was
headed by the Palisades Citizens
Association, which has fought to
keep liquor outlets away from
its area for years.
Also opposing the transfer
were the District Recreation De-
partment and PTA, Mothers
Club and church groups.
Evening star., 1953-09-03
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Evening star., 1953-09-03
Hospital Benefits

BECKLEY, w. Va. P1.-
Construction of a hospital by
the United Mine Workers We'll
fare and Retirement Fund at
nearby Stamford is benef1tting
the coal diggers in more ways
than one. The construction
company reports that most of
the men, seeking construction
work are unemployed coal
miners
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Capitol View Association

Developers Of a family
apartment unit planned in near
by Maryland will discuss their
project at meeting of the Capt.
tol View Park Citizens Associa-
ton at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Capitol View-Homewood Com
munity Center, on Grant ave-
nue., Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-03

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1953-09-03
Washington Only!
Seconds of 6.95 to 7.95 Cotton
BroddIoom ST. 50. yd.

4.95 to l.e5 ChiIdren's Scotter Rugs. Wosh-
oble, coor-tost cotton scotter rugs for the small
fry. Some with cowboys and some with "teeny"
bears woven right into the rug. Just so =. so
hurry!
Evening star., 1953-09-03

Perfect quality 2-py loop rugs in color only.
Non-skd Iotex backing to hug the floor. Limited
quonity of IS, so come early
3rd FL, SilDer Spring; 4th FL, PARKington
Evening star., 1953-02-22

Annabelle released his hand and leaned back in
her chair and closed her eyes for moment and
then opened them and gave him wide, bright,
disgustngly cheerful look. Il see"
What do you mean, you see? My God. I'm
dwindling away and you act as though was talk
ing about 4. a broken spring in my watch
What do you weigh now?"e
'One ninety-one yesterday, dressed"
Annabelle tilted her head back and laughed
merrily. Michael jumped up, trembling with out
rage and said Il think that's the most callous and
heartless exhibition I've ever seen in my whole fe"
Still rocking with her unforgivable mirth, Anna
belle stood UP and prouetted and said, Look at
me, darling!"
I'm looking. You'll do all right. You'll make
good second marriage. No doubt of that" he
said coldly. She was very delightfully."- con-
structed item
Il can still get into my wedding dress
Bully for you.''
'sNow hush, Michael Listen moment mar
long, long time.
But ;. wait minute I'm losing weight. So
you're glad because you think look better You
don't care why. What kind of logic is that?"
''Wife logic"
my God, stop Sinking at me, Anabelle! I'm
worried"
"And heavy"
1--WE got big bones, - he said with dignity 'Men
with big bones put on weight after thirty"
please sit down, dear, and stop wringing your
hands. A piece of the sky has not hit you on the
head"
Michael sat down. "A mans health is his most
precious -
Possession. And honesty is the best policy.
Face it, dear, I'm dishonest"
when you give me that Tallulah laugh it makes
me uneasy"
Il have stolen sixteen pounds off you, my pet"
'Eh?"
1T took two months. You complained about
watery milk. OF course. dear. Skim milk. And
you haven't liked the bread. Gluten bread. And
plenty of meat and green vegetables. And how
long since you've seen potato in this house?"
"A-a diet?" Michael asked in an awed voice.
''AFTER two years of my useless little hints and
plaintve little suggestions, had to do something
You seem to think dieting is effeminate or some
thing Something for girls. Believe me, it doesn't
seem fair if I'm willing to stay slim and mostly for
you, to have you 60 around looking like. -"
But Michael had stood up, and he had turned
that little switch in his mind which, he imagined,
most husbands acquire. Annabelle was still talk
ing. But it was merely sound, with no meaning
which reached him.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Illustrated BY John Rlsge

He walked down the length of the living room,
feeling wave after wave of intense relief that he
was. after all, healthy. The appointment could be
Cancelled no, keep it and get that general check
up, just to be absolutely sure on all counts.
But, in the midst of his joyous relief, mind
picture appeared suddenly behind his eyes. A
plate with two waffles on it, and fat, melting
squares of butter floating in the hot maple syrup
His stomach snapped at the image, and his mouth
watered.
liz TURNED toward Anabelle and turned the
switch again and heard her saying, animatedly
-. and even yow clothes look so much better on
you, darling And the double chin is melting fast"
Michael squared his shoulders and tentatively
patted his stomach. 1t did feel lot fatter. 'You
know" he said OBVIOUSLY, that was very sneaky
trick"
"But you're glad, aren't you?"
He laughed cheerfully. Eyes. and as penalty,
you can trot right out to the kitchen and whip up
batch of waffles'
He watched carefully, and saw her smile fade
do :. do you really want me to do that?"
Haven't earned it?" he asked. and he thought
that perhaps his tone was shade too hearty.
Annabelle stood up with grave and quiet dignity
She went to the bookshelf, took out slim black
volume, tossed it at him. He caught it instinc-
lively. She went out into the kitchen and began
hideous clashing and banging of pans.
Michael sat down and opened the black volume
Snapshots taken during the honeymoon and the
first year of marriage. A lot of them. He slowly
turned the pages and looked at the 1.-THE stranger
Annabelle had changed, actually, very little He
remembered that the lean young escort had weighed
around one seventy-6ve. Tough as a saddle. The
arguments did deadly battle in his mind Georges
wife is a butter ball. Doesn't care any more. Man
digs his grave with his teeth. Strain on the heart
Weight gives man little dignity.
HE image slowly, sadly faded. The plate of
wafes went the way of the Cheshire cat the butter
disappearing last.
Michael went to the door of the kitchen leaned
against the frame, holding his dwindling stomach
in. Annabelle' shoulders had that ominous rgidity
"On second thought, dear" he said in his most
casual tone. Il think I'll uh stay on it for
while. Just well curiosity, you might say"
Annabelle turned, and he saw the warm gladness
in her eyes. For just moment he considered the
months ahead which would be filled with oceans of
blue milk. mountains of gluten bread and dreams
that would be festooned with potatoes But then,
across the oceans and the mountains, he had Anna
belle in focus and she was still the slim utterly
desirable girl of the snapshots He rinned little
foolishly and took step toward her. But Anna
belle, arms open came all the way. The End
Evening star., 1953-02-22

Michael Rgsby told his wife. But Annabelle wasn't
BY JOHN ID. MACDONALD
Illustrated BY John Ruge
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-14
Darlington Heights
Mrs. Virgil Mabry Honored Friday
As Joint Hostesses Give Housewarming

Mrs. Clinton Childress and Mrs.
Margaret Watson were hostesses
at a house warming party Friday
evening in honor of Mrs. Virgil
Mabry Mrs. Mahry was the recipi-
ent Of many beautiful and useful
gifts
Marvin Drlskill and mother
Mrs. Hall Driskill, have returned
home after spending several weeks
in New York City, where Marvin
received medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs j G. Watson and
sons. of Sprinefield. Va. spent the
week end with Mrs Sudie Watson.
On Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. w, w.
Watson and children. of Hamp-
den-Sydney and Mrs. Samuel
Watson and children, of Fairfax
were dinner guests in the Watson
| home
MI. and Mrs Maitland Elleyson
and children, Of Portsmouth. and
Mrs. Leslie Brandon and children.
Of Victoria, are visiting this week
in the T. S Bailey home.
\ Fairfax Visitors
Mrs. Samuel Watson and chill
dren. of Fairfax, spent several
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-14

days this week in the home Of
Mrs. Sadie Watson.
Miss June Dillon. of Richmond.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. D. Dillon. dui ing the week end.
Mrs. r. N Jefferson and daugh-
ter, Mrs Mary Gordon, and Mrs
J. H. Payne motored TO Bernard
N c. last Friday and spent the
week end with little Mary Stuart
Gordon. who is spending the sum-
mcr in girls camp there. Mary
Stuart rode in horse show or
Sunday morning While there
Mrs jefferson had the misfortune
to break her ankle
Miss Katherine Hood and Bustel
Bailey, Of Richmond, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Ms. S
P, Bailey Sonny Bailey returned
with them to Richmond, Sunday
to spend few Gays.
Mrs Henry Padevich and son
Tommy. of New Castle. Del. are
visiting her mother, Mrs. J H
Payne
Mrs Emory Dillon, III, and Mrs
Tom Dillon spent few days a
Virginia Beach last week