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Evening star., 1953-02-16
Relief al Peace Cross
Ordered by McKe|din
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 16.-Gov.
McKeldin said today he has in
structed the State Roads Com
mission to proceed with its plans
to elevate the oft-flooded high
way in the Peace Cross area Of
Bladensburg.
1--WE cannot longer neglect the
condition which interferes with
traffic on the important high
way converging at the Peace
Cross" the Governor said.
"A plan has been worked out
by the State Roads Commission,
as a result of my urging" he said.
''for elevating the highways and
preventing future flooding of the
roads and interference with the
flow Of traffic"
Agitation for the complete
elimination Of flood conditions
in the territory surrounding the
highways, he said, sis an entire
ly different matter.
Control Of our rivers is one
of the duties delegated by the
States to the Federal Govern
ment, and the control Of floods
resulting from the overflowing
of the rivers naturally becomes
a Federal responsibility.
1.-THE State is in thorough SYM
pathy with the citizens who want
general flood control and this
administration will join them in
urging action by the Federal
Government in dredging the
Anacostia and its tributaries or
whatever is necessary to pre-
vent future floods"
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Employer Loses
Fight to Ban
CIO T-Shirts
~ the Assecia,ed Press

An employer got, in trouble
with the National Labor Rela-
tions Board yesterday for trying
to stop his workers from wearing
T-shirts on the job.
The De Vilbiss Co., Somerset
Pa, objected mainly because the
shirts bore the name Of the CIC
Auto Workers Union, plus the
words Vote" Join" or "Sup-
port"
The argument dated from the
mid-1951 start Of q union organ
izing drive at the plant, which
manufactures atomizer sprays
and similar devices. The union
passed out the T-shirts and
king-size union buttons as part
Of its organizing campaign.
The NLRB agreed with its
trial examiner. Ralph Winkler
that the company'S objection.
to workers wearing the shirt.
was an illegal interference Will
union activities.
The union succeeded in or.
ganizing the plant. winning ar
NLRB bargaining rights election
recently.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Volunteers 10 Give
Musical Show

The District Recreation De-
partment. in cooperation with
the Armed Services Hospitality
Committee and the Military Dis
trict Of Washington. will present
the musical variety show. "Here
We Go Again." at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday at Roosevelt High
School Auditorium.
Volunteer Community Camp
Shows and the Capital Girls So
ciety will furnish most Of the
performers. The show features
Pfc. Eddie Fisher.
Other entertainers include
Lorraine De Boe, tap dancer;
The Hensleys, dance team:
Lucky Tyler and Valentino, rope
and whip artists; the Vivianetts
chorus line; Dickey Yowell
mimic; Betty Cardinal, songs
and Iris Fitch, Miss Washington
Of 1862.
The United States Army dance
band will play.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
By The Assoeiused Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 16.-Follow-
ing is a list of passengers aboard
the National Airlines plane
which crashed in the Gulf o1
Mexico Saturday while on q
fight from Tampa to New
Orleans:
Crew members:
Capt. Ernest A. Springer, Is
Coral Gables, Fla.
Co-Pilot c. T. Steiner, 80
Miami.
Engineer Edward B. Campion
38, Miami Springs, Fla.
Stewardess Betty Baucom. 81
Miami.
Stewardess Lillian Blameuser
%. Miami Springs. Fla.
Passengers:
Second 1t. Richard H. Shad.
dick, Jr., 20. Coral Gables, Fla.
Ed Nowski. Cucuta. South
America.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Womer
both so. Wichita. Kans. L.
John Wynn, Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Earl Loomis, Miami.
Sherrof Seagraves, jr.. II, Os.
ceola, Ark, who had been Wis.
iting in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Leroy r. Robertson, Al. Dallas
Tex.
j. L. Thompson, sailor, Port
Arthur, Tex.
Mrs. Alfred C. Bergman. 81
st. Petersburg, Fla, former wife
of the late Billy De Beck. ere.
ator of the comic strip. Barney
Google.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Schnorbus
Houston, Tex, Schnorhus Elec.
trio Co.
H. G.. Lewis. Hattiesburg. Miss
Anne Neely. public relations
representative for josef Meier
who stages Passion Play at Lake
Wales, Fla.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Eben Putnam
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Plane Crash Kills ;
In Pennsylvania
sy the Assoeiated Press

BEDFORD. Pa, Feb. 16.-
Three persons were killed last
night when a twin-engine Navy
airplane crashed into a noun
tainside and burned is miles
west Of this Western Pennsyl-
vania community.
Navy officials at Lambert
Naval Air Station at st. Louis,
home base of the plane, identi-
fed the dead as:
1t. William G. Schaufler, 20,
East Greenwich. r. l.: 1t. Ed
mund j. Stulce. 20, wellesley,
Mass, and 1t. q. g. Arthur !.
Rule. 20, Maiden Air Force Base.
Mo.
The Navy spokesman said the
Beechcraft plane was returning
to st. Louis from Atlantic City,
N. j., after a routine training
fight. The plane left st. Louis
Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
McCarthy's Charge
Of Reprisa|s Anglers
Foreign Service Man
By the Assecioted Press

Senator Mccarthy, Republican.
of Wisconsin today accused
State Department officials Of
reprisals against witnesses in a
Senate investigation. One of
them flared back that Senator
Mccarthy was destroying morale
in the foreign service.
The angry exchange was be-
tween Senator Mccarthy and
Samuel j. Boykin, acting direc-
tor of the departments Bureau
Of Security. It capped an in
quiryi by Senator McCarthy's S
Senate Investigations Subcom-
mittee into how it happened
that a State Department security
agent was shifted to o new job
soon after telling the Senators
that documents often disappear
from the departments secret
files.
John E. Matson, who said he
was shifted to q pavement
pounding" job, testified he be-
lieved the only reason was that
his superiors "felt possibly ]
might disclose the truth" about
department files.
Told Of Report Vanishing.
Mr.. Matson was a witness Feb
ruary S before the Senate sub
committee. and on that occasion
testified that q report he had
written on q suspected Com
munist in the foreign service dis
appeared mysteriously from the
files. The man never was iden-
titled.
Mr.. Matson said he was ques-
toned extensively by his supe-
riors in the next few days after
his February testimony and
then given a less desirable job
of investigating job applicants,
which he termed a pavement
pounding and doorbell-ringins
assignment"
Ripping into Mr.. Boykin over
the shift in Mr.. Matson's as
signment, Senator Mccarthy
told Mr.. Boykin he was "in-
competent" and had done 'the
most inexcusable act I've ever
seen on the part Of an officer. u
Asks Discipline by Dulles.
Senator Mccarthy called on
Secretary Of State, Dulles ia
discipline the officials involved
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Narcotics Stolen
From Peoples Store
On Kennedy Street
~ the A,.ee;otsd Pres.

Clerks returning to work this
morning at a Peoples Drug Store
in the 100 block Kennedy street
NV. found the place had been
entered and a drug cabinet loot
ed of narcotics, they told police.
Also taken, police said, were
several syringes. The amount and
types Of narcotics taken from q
metal chest in the prescription
department could not be imme-
diately determined. Entrance
was m ade, police asserted.
through an unlocked transom.
In another case, Selma Simp-
kins, a clerk at the Planters Pea
nut Shop. 1910 F street NV. re-
ported a bandit walked into the
store yesterday afternoon and
took $50 from the cash register
Miss Simpkins said the robber.
without saying a word, present
ed her a piece Of paper on which
was written. This is a hold-up,
Be quiet"
The clerk said she did not see
a weapon but the man walked
around and emptied the till be-
fore strolling into the street. She
said he was q white man about
26 years old, slender build and
wearing a brown gabardine
waist-length jacket. He had
black wavy hair.
Margaret A. Herndon, 81, of
1907 Sixteenth street NV. told
police she was walking on r
street NV. yesterday in the 1900
block when two Negroes ap-
preached her from behind and
Snatched her purse. Taken, she
said. were five $1o American
Railway Express travellers checks
and her cigarette lighter.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Passengers on CroshedPIune

Greenwich, Conn. He Is preSi-
dent of Greenwich Gas Co.. and
director Of Alcoma Packing
Assn, Lake Wales, Fla.
George Raymond, Tarpon
Springs. Fla.
Mrs. j. Cornelius (Nancy)
Rathborpe. Harvey, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris
Legendre. New Orleans.
Harry r. Stiles. jr., New Or
leans.
r. a. Thomas, SO. Dallas. Tex,
Mrs. Eli Krupp. 81, Stafford.
Ariz., and Mrs. Mary Long, Sc,
Safforu Sisters enroute home
from a vacation In the Virgin
Islands
Mrs. w. D. Besselieu, Miami.
Mrs. Rodmi Osman, about IS,
New York City.
Mrs. Eleonora Korkowska,
Polish legation. Washington,
D. C..
r. G. Voss, Lamarque, Tex.
retired plumbing contractor.
1t. Harold l.. Barker, Miami
Beach. Fla.
r. B. Friedman, Miami.
Mrs. Gean Diemar, 90. Miami
Mrs. Frank Solomon. Miam
Beach.
Mrs. r. M. Robinson. TT
Worth, Tex.
Dolores Cernudo. Tampa. Fla
Mrs. j. Scolaro, Tampa, Fla.
Miss Marilyn North, %, Rock
ford, Ill.
Robert G. Barnes. %. Rock.
ford, III. engaged to Mis-.
North).
Albert c. Martin, 81, Ottawa
Kans. (owner Of 20th Century
Shows, o truck carnival).
Martin Gay. Frostproof, Fla
Mrs. M. D. Graham. Port
NecheS, Tex.
Father. M. j. Yesko. assistant
pastor, st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Brownsville, Pa.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
saiecrackers' Efforts Fail
At Z Business Places

Safecrackers working over the
week end had an industrious but
futile time Of 1t. according to
police.
At least two efforts were made
by yeggmen. apparently anna
teurs, to force strong boxes,
without success. Police said the
places entered were the Pepsi
Cola Bottling Co.. 90l Seven.
teenth street NE, and Ar.
baugh's Restaurant. 2620 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
In each case the dials were
knocked OF the safes, but en-
trance to the strong boxes was
not gained. At the restaurant.
police said. the safecrackers
settled for an undetermined
amount Of change in Q cigarette
machine and several bottles Of
liquor.
Although the soft drink firm
was ransacked, nothing was re-
ported taken. y q
Evening star., 1953-02-16

She was due back at her Office
this morning. Her companion on
the trip, whose name also is on
the passenger list, was Miss
Rodma Osman, former EN-
bassy employe here. Miss Os-
man, the Embassy said, was be-
lieved to be now employed by the
Polish delegation to the United
Nations in New York.
At Nine. KurkowSka's apart
ment, her 2-year-old daughter,
MarySia, was unaware of her
mothers death.
Evening star., 1953-02-16

He said the subcommittee would
do this by contempt proceedings
If the departments top men did
not act.
Mr.. Boykin insisted that Mr..
Matson had not been denoted.
But he said MIR. Matson had been
given a new assignment and he
defended this vigorously.
Mr.. Boykin said that keeping
Mr.. Matson in his assignment
would have contributed heavily
to disruption Of morale in his
omce.
He said morale in foreign
service personnel (the Office in
volved) was just non-existent"
because of the Mccarthy hearing
on the files.
Afraid Of Losing Jobs.
"The people called up are just
scared to DEATH" Mr.. Boykin
said. They're afraid Of Sen
ator Mccarthy. They're afraid
of Mr.. Matson. They couldn't t
think and they couldn't do their
jobs. They were afraid of losing
their jobs"
Senator Mccarthy indicated
the next phase Of his inquiry
would concern the handling of
cases Of homosexuals. The group
started into this 10 days ago with
Vladimir I. Toumanoff, an as
sistant section chief in the for
eign service division. in the
witness chair.
Mr.. Matson now has been as
signed to investigating appli-
cants for jobs in the State De-
partment. Oficials said that
agents doing research work do
have to go outside the Office to
make investigations.
But he. is not doing anything
other than other agents are
called on to do." said one Of
ficial. He said the departments
security agents generally are not
specialists. They may be pro-
tecting a foreign official visitor
one day, investigating a visa
fraud case the next, or a job
applicant the next.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Chuves Reelected

ASUNCION. Paraguay, Feb. Is
(R.-Federico Chaves, 72, was
reelected President Of Paraguay
yesterday without opposition. He
was the candidate Of the Colora-
do (Which means red but not in
the Communist sense) Party, the
only legal party In this country.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Dr.. w. w. Cort Retires
From Johns Hopkins
BY the Asseeiaiod Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-The
retirement Of DR.. William w.
Cort. Of the Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity medical faculty. was an
nounced yesterday.
DR.. Frederick B. Bang, who
headed the malaria research unit
of the Army Medical Corps dur
ing World War II, will succeed
Dr.. Cort on July ! as professor
of paraSitology.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Democrats Indicate
They Can Take oNip
| Or Leave 1t Alone

The Democratic National
Committee can serve liquor
or leave it alone.
The committee gave q
reception yesterday for
Democratic congressman. It
served only tea, coffee and
non alcoholic raspberry
punch.
Today, the committee
gives a reception for key
campaign workers and con-
tributors. Alcoholic refresh
ments are promised.
Explained an aide: 1T all
depends on whether we
think the guests might like
liquors. Deciding that Is q
big responsibility"
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Tox Expert to Aid County

SPO1SYLVANIA, Va, Feb. lt
(SpeciaD .-Spotsylvania County
Supervisors have decided to en-
ploy an expert from the State
Department Of Taxation to aid
with the six-year reassessment
Of real estate. Assessing is tc
start in March and continue
through this year.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
PIostie Worries CobbIers

British cobblers are fearful Of
the effects Of new rubberized
plastic sole material, said to last
10 times longer than leather.
soon to be on the market.
Evening star., 1953-02-16
Wake Up
To More Comfort
Without NaRSing BacIkacho

NagGing backache, loss Of pep and energy.
headaches and diExiness may be due TO slow.
down Of kidney function. Doctors say good
kidney function IL very important to good
health. When some everyday condition. such
as stress and strain. causes this important
function to slow down, many folks suffernag-
ging baekaehe-feel miserable. Minor blad.
der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may
Don't neglect your kidneys II these eondi-
tions bother you. Try Doan's Pills-a mild
diuretic. Used successfully BY millicns for
over 30 years. It's amazing how many tiuies
Deans give happy relief from these discom.
fOrts-help the Is milesof kidneytubas and Al
ters flush out waste. Get Doen's Pills todayt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Barker at
tended the funeral OF his nephew
III OakWood cemetery, Richmond,
Wednesday
Mrs Fdd Ehrhart is recuperat-
ing from major operation III
Southside hospital
Harold Elder is receiving treat
ment in Medical College hospital
for rheumatic fever
Rev MI and Mrs Rem of
Clifton Forge spent several days
With then daughter, Mrs f. G.
Walton. Jr. and MI Walton
Mrs Sam Bigger returned to
her home, Saturday, following a
ten-day visit with her Sister-in-
law, Mrs X p Webb, of Glen
Allen. Mrs. Bigger has recently
undergone a major operation IN
Medical college. hospital
Bobby Sanderson. OF r. ?. l.,
enjoyed a week end picnic with
his class on the Rappahannock
River They also enjoyed 4 week
end picnic at Mays Head N G..
recently.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Sunny Side

J. l. Carter. who has been 4
patient al Stuart Circle Hospital.
Richmond. for the past week. Is
reported to be- improving in a sat
iSflctory manner and expected
home soon
Herbert Hindle Goodman at
tended a week end work shop Tor
Youth Fellowship teams at High
land Park Church. Richmond The
teams Of young people. with an
adult counselor. are to help local
groups Of young people when re-
queSted ID do so.
Miss Selma Hindle and Mrs
Herbert Goodman attended the
service at Jarman Hall, Sunday
afternoon. 1t was the concluding
service Of the Methodist Evange-
listic Mission
Several people from this com
munlty attended funeral services
for the late Lee Netherland, at
Hobsons Church. on Friday after
noon. Several also attended burial
services for the late Mrs G F.
Owenby. at Jones Chapel
! Tobacco plant beds are unusual
ly Well grown. QuiteNan amount
has been planted By local farmers
All spiders do not spin webs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Cara Nens
NerS
John Rousch Hooks Il-Pomd Catfish
During Recent Angling On James River

John Rousch had the pleasure
and luck OF pulling n an eleven
pound catfish last week from the
James River
Sunday visitors OF Mr. and Mrs
Robert Wright and MI and Mrs
Elmo StlnS0n We're MIR. and Mrs
Junior Dolan. Mr. and Mrs Homer
Rowe. Mrs William Morgan and
MI and Mrs Manvlle Wright
Mrs HuSkey and Josephine were
\ last Thursday night visitors with
Mrs Lyle OWnby
MI and Mrs Willie Guthrie and
daughter Of Washington, D. c.
have been spending sometime here
with relatives and friends.
| Nh and Mrs Lyle OWnby and
children, jerry and Tommy, spent
Sunday with MIR and Mrs John
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Dowdy. OF
Cumberland. visited Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Rousch. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Guthrie
and daughter, of Washington. D.
G.. Miss Mamie Guthrie and Mrs
B Guthrie were Monday after
neon visitors with Mrs. Robert
Wright and Mrs Elmo Stinson
Mrs Betty Stinson and Mr. and
Mrs william Morgan visited Mrs
Sallie Ingle OF Tobaccoville, Sun
day
Repeal drive is being pushed to
| end 20 per cent excise tax
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
NeWs At Cumberland
Baptist Pastor Chosen President
OF Cumberland P-TA For Next Year

Sunday Of MI and Mrs r. T.
Adams. il
Mrs J B. Wall and her mother
MIS- William L. Lancaster Of
Farmvllle. were recent visitors Of
Miss Fannie T. Foster and j T
Foster. il.
Mrs Margaret p. Boggs attend
ed the l50th anniversary celebra
ton at Perkins Baptist Church, il
Goochland county. last Sunday
Mrs II G Atkinson spent Sat
urday in Richmond as the guest
OF her brother in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs S c. Guthrie. anc
her mother MIS- BERTHE S
Thomas
Mr. and Mrs l.. w. Foster
motOred to South Boston for a
week end visit With Mrs. Ora
Shaver
Mrs. J q. Clements visited her
brother, T c. Adams. and family
ltNtilbI9. ~ ljlIIN VA
Bridge Club Hostess
Mrs. Richard H Blanton was
hostess 10 the Cumberland Bridge
Club Wednesday evening OF last
week. High score was won by Mrs.
F. Allen Carter Mrs. G.. G.. WIKI
inson received the consolation
prize
Mrs. Calvert A. Anderson and
Mrs II ID Morlng visited Mrs. r.
b Richardson and family. Of Fine
Creek Mills, and Miss Birdie Mae
Baugh, OF Belona. Sunday after
noon
The Rev J. S. King. MI and
Mrs G. Ct Wilkinson, Mrs. r. B.
Peters and daughter. Carolyn Lee.
ana MI. and Mrs L. w Midklft,
were among those attending the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Cumberland Will
Celebrate New Dial
Phone System Tonight

Telephones will make the big
news in Cumberland today Fri
day This is the day the new
telephone central offices at Cum
berland and Gainesville open
Patrons Of the system have re-
cclVed Invitations TO attend dis
play OF telephone equipment in
the Vocational Agriculture shop.
at Cumberland High School. at
p. m The central offices Of the
telephone system Will be open for
I inspection at the same time
Cumberland county patrons
consider it red letter" day in
the economic life Of the COM
munity Dial system phones have
been installed III practically every
home in the village and surround
ing country
following a visit with her sOn-in-
Law and daughter. Mr. ana MIS-.
Herbert f. Daley, of Brookville.
Md, and other relatives N Rich
mond.
Miss Mary E Godsey LETT We'd
nesday OF this week for Enfield.
N c. for weeks vacation with
Mr. and Mrs l. w Ransone and
family She attended the Gradual
ton of their daughter Annie
Luther Wednesday evening
Misses Laura Pace and Bobby
Jones, Of West View, were visitors
Friday Of their aunt, Mrs Il T.
Crockett
MI ana MIS- MeriWether Y.
Smith and sons. accompanied by
Miss Mary +, Godsey, visited Mr..
and Mrs c c Hundley, Of Farm
vile. las. Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
NeUs At Cumberland

The Cumberland Parent Teach
or Association closed the old P-TA
year Thursday OF last week with
the election of officers for the Ell
suing year as follows. Rev. +. p.
Reynolds. president, Mrs George
JefterieS. vice president. Mrs. II
ID Moring, reelected secretary
and Edwin II NaSSar, reelected
treasurer
Joanna Blanton, Sandra EddinS
and Beth Hopkins were house
guests of their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. b. Dandy. last week
at lakewood "
Miss Ann Brown was a guest
this week end Of Miss Mary
Clarke Kanipe. at Burkeville. and
attended the recital of the Floyd
Ward Dancing School held in Jar
man Hall, of Lonewood College.
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs J B. Terry with
their sons Joe Jr.. and Thomas.
VisHed Mrs p A Robinson, Of
PheniX. last Sunday.
Recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
). w Shepard, at "Dunleith"
were MI and Mrs. r. J. H. Grow,
CT Dillwyn. Mr.. and Mrs Glen
Tony OF Charlotte, N c.. and Mr..
and Mrs ! w SheDard al Ellar-
son. Va.
WMU To Meet
Fitzgerald Baptist Woman'S
Missionary Union VIII meet FIJI
day, May 30, at 8 p. m. at Lake
WOW, home of Mr. and Mrs. c.
V Couch Mrs M NJ George will
oc the leader
Mrs. S. c. Bradshaw and daueh-
-er, Dame, also Mrs James Pol
ard. e. Richmond. ~ .a4.s
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29

| AlderSgate-P entecoSt mass meet
ing held last Sunday afternoon il
Jarman Hall OF LongWood Col
lege
Mrs. F.. b Nuckols, accompanied
by her daughter in law, " :
Ernest B. Nuckols. Jr,, and ne
sons. Ernest Benjamin Much d
III. and Gary Blanton Nuckol
spent the past week end rs guei.
of Mr., and Mrs. James r. WI
hams. OF Lexington
Among the guests during th
week end OF MIR and Mrs. NJ ri
wether Vaughan Smith, at POI
hontaS Farm, were Mrs Georr
j Whitlock and daughter. NH
/ Frances Langho.ne Whitlock. C.
CarterSville
Mrs Iarkm G. Garrett So
several days last week with friend
IN Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w Dar
attended the funeral Of her nrp
heW. j F. Wilkerson Jr.. Il
Richmond Wednesday, He was 4
cidentally electrocuted at VOL
May 10
Dover. Del. Guests
All II. Anderson is expecte~
here for week end visit VI /
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Lovins. Ill
family will return with him !
their home in Dover, Del, after
two weeks visit here with My
AnderSon's parents
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mr.
c. 7. Brown, Thursday were NJ,
and Mrs Amos DeJarnette arr
their son. Tab. Mrs Gladys D.
Jarnette and Miss Ida Amos q
Richmond also Nh and Mrs All
vim Vogel. Of CarterSville The
attended the Floyd Ward Dan
Recital in the evening at Jarn All
Hall LongWood College F'armVil &
Carol Jean Brown. daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs Brown. IS a Studen
and participated III the recital
Mrs John T Flippen has return
ed TO her home Rose Cottage
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29
Guinea

Tha pay ! VA. III. n,s-
IN. hronght III ,nsnirins nas,.,u,
to the congregation at Centenary
Church Sunday AL the close Of
the services three adults Nrrr rr-
celytd into membership PEGGY
Scott. daughter Of NJ and Mrs
4. 7 Scott. WAS baptized
Mr. ana MIS- Perkins Halle
grove, OF Roanoke, arrived Friday
:, ,. XVIII ,o"ii''S ii'i'i' i-',I'
IN, III, T. /, -l lii. "'i','' ,'''s NreiI nv
~, - ~ >'''''''.' ~ ~ '',," ~,
,' I,i were M Nictiois.
''iNi"' N''"'' ''l' i'7p '>''lN'll.
q Roanoke
Miss Alice Hamlette and Mis-,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-29

All spiders do not spin webs.