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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-17

TALLAHASSEE - The crown
ing of attractive Mona HUMPHREYS
here Friday evening at $50 as
university queen before an ex-
pected audience of some 1,70O
persons in Lee Auditorium, will
initiate the annual Homecoming
observance at Florida. A and M
University.
Other activities of the two-day
celebration which is expected to
attract several thousand former
students and graduates back to
the "hill", includes the alumni
meeting scheduled for nine pm.
Friday - the traditional pep rail-
ly - Rattlers Strike at IL o'clock
in Bragg stadium, home of the
national championship RattlerS.
The Saturday morning alumni
open house observance between
8 and IL = the traditional home
coming parade at 10 o'clock -
the A and M-Morris Brown foot
ball game at $50 and the stu
dent and alumni dances at s pm.
Homecoming this year will be
the first such observance since the
66-year old institution attained
university status. And the attain
ment of university status has re-
suited in the establishment of two
colleges - law and arts and sci
ences - and six schools, agricul-
ture and home economics, edu-
cation. engineering and mechanic
arts, nursing education and grad
uate studies.
There have also been many
changes in the A and M physical
plant. For example, the $1,000
law college wing is almost ready
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-17

Tor occupancy, ana construction Is
rapidly progressing on the agri-
culture home economics, econom-
les wing, the ROTC wing, the
guest house, and the $1,000, 900
science-pharmacy building.
Miss HUMPHREYS, senior
chemistry major from Apalachi-
cola, will be crowned amid all the
pomp and splendor the university
can accord on such an occasion.
Her attendants are Julia Clark,
junior, Orlando and Albertha
Nelson, sophomore, Miami.
The complete coronation pro-
gram follows: prelude "Impro-
viSations," Grand March from
Aida-VerdD - senior class, Rob-
ert Gady, Daisy Alexander; junior
class, Samuel Marshall, Margaret
Bracy; sophomore class, Brodes
Hartley, Mae I. Vesta; freshman
class, Eugene. Cromartie, Con-
stance Twiggs; Alpha Phi Omega,
Joseph Jones, Montine MeekS;
Scabbard and Blade, Carl Os-
Borne, Vergnousteen Grove; Phi
Beta Sigma, Robert l.. Allen,
Bettye Davis; Omega Psi Phi, Le-
roy Bell, Joyce Eubanks; Kappa
Alpha Psi, Alvin White, Norma
Solomon and Alpha Phi Alpha,
Joseph Watts and Doris Amber
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-17

Matthew w. Gilbert High School
band of Jacksonville; stunts by the
Lions pep squad; a parade through
the main streets of the city in
which many beautifully deco
rated floats of campus and local
organizations will be seen; and
the presentation of Miss Florida
Normal at half time.
The Victory social will get un-
der way at pm. in the college
gymnatorium. On Friday night
prior to the game an old fashion
barn fire will take place on the
campus.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-17
FLA. NORMAL
HOMECOMING
OCTOBER 81

ST. AUGUSTINE - The half
century old Florida Normal and
Industrial Memorial College here
will observe its Fortieth Annual
Homecoming celebration Satur-
day, October 81.
The program will usher in with
a business session of the alumni
at IL am. in the Coleman Web
ster Dining Hall. The features of
the occasion will include a foot
ball game with the Lions having
as their opponents the well train
ed Voorhees, College Tigers of
Denmark, S. c. Music by the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-17

The Huddle's Prediction Rec
ord: 43 right, 10 wrong and four
ties for .789 average with ties
and an .811 average excluding
ties. This is too good to last.
THE PlGskIN HUBBLE
THIS WEEKS GAMES (oct. ~
Grambling at at Bishop
Texas College at Alcorn
(new stadium to be dedicated)
Jackson at Texas Southern
Paul Quinn at Jarvis
Morris Brown at Fla. A&M
.(homecoming)
Knoxville at Tuskegee
(homecoming)
ACT at Shaw
Albany State at Paine
Alabama State at Morehouse
Central State at BIuefield
st. PauI's at st. Augustine's
Livingstone at Eliz. City
Arkansas M&I at Philander Smith
South Carolina State at Clark
Langston at Lincoln (Mo.) In
Kansas City, Mo.
Arkansas AM&N at Southern
Hampton at Winston Salem
Virginia State at N. c. College
Virginia Union at Lincoln (Pa.)
(homecoming)
Morgan at Howard
TT. Valley at Alabama A&M
Florida N&l at Claflin
Kentucky State at Lane
Della. State at johnson c. Smith
Tenn. State at West Va. State
TougaIoo at Xavier
Benedict at Bethune Goodman In
Miami
Fayetteville at Norfolk State
Savannah State at Morris
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-17
FAMU Homecoming This Week lend

son.
Miss HUMPHREYS will be crown
ed by c. Wendell Austin, presi-
dent of the Student Government
Association. Following the coro-
nation she will make statement
and be presented with the home-
coming football by co-captaiAs
John Arnold and Sam Marshall.
A selection - Indian Love Call
- by Laura Bryant and Jesse
Florence will proceed the singing
of the alma mater, will mark the
end of the coronation program.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-17
Robert Anthony To
Appear Here

Hiram Walker is bringing its
famous advertising personality.
Robert Anthony to Miami next
week to launch the 1853 edition
of its Merchandising Fair. He is
the distinguished colored butler
who appears in magazines and
newspapers advertising Walkers
Deluxe bourbon. In real life q
waiter in Chicago Palmer House
this colorful old gentleman is said
to be advertising's most looked
at model. It is estimated that he
has been seen more than ten bill
lion times. He will aopear in fu'
regalia at the Fair which opens
next Sunday at the Dinner Key
Auditorium.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-17

Baseball is gone at last and
King Football now reignS all
alone on the sports scene. On the
college gridiron next week, some
beautiful early season records are
due to take tumble as the COM
petition begins to get rough.
In this weeks contests, several
crucial games are scheduled with
the top battles pitting once tied
Tennessee State against unbeaten
and united West Virginia State.
In the PigSkin Huddle's rating
Tennessee State and West Vir-
ginia State rate only a shade be-
low top rated Southern and Fla.
AIM. The Tennessee State Tig-
ers are tough every year. This
year they appear to be almost a
super team. Their lone tie was
with Lincoln (Mo.) which has an
undefeated string going from last
year. The Yellow Jackets are
good, too, but they do not face the
competition the Tigers meet. It
will be Tennessee State bringing
the Yellow Jackets down from the
clouds.
Florida ARMS Rattlers will
face their severe test of the sea-
son when they. meet Morris,
Browns Purple Wolverines. It
will be homecoming for Famcee
and good one, too. Morris Brown
is good, but cannot win the big
ones.
Southern will have an easy
romp over Arkansas AMIN.
Lincoln, Mo-, rated with Ten
neSsee State, will have a tough
job Saturday with a vastly i'm
proved Langston Lions eleven.
They play in Kansas City. Mo,
and Lincoln should win.
Others rated among the
Huddle's bakers dozen" teams
besides the above teams are
Grambling, North Carolina COL
lege, Maryland State, AIT, South
Carolina State and Morgan. Pre-
dictions for their games this
week are:
Grambling to have no trouble
whatsoever with Bishop, North
Carolina college to have a real
struggle before downing Virgin
la State in a game that could go
the other way; AIT to have lots
of fun at the expense of Shaw;
South Carolina State to uInble
over Clark, and Morgan to have
smooth sailing over Howard.
Teams claiming higher ratings
include the Prairie View Panth-
ers, the Xavier Gold Rush, Texas
Southern and possibly MiSsisSip-
sippi Industrial and Bethune-
Goodman.
Prairie View faces Wiley Mon
day, Oct. 10 in the annual State
Fair Classic in Dallas, Tex. The
Panthers should have an easy
night. Xavier will play an inhos-
pitable host to Tougaloo; TSU
will take care of Jackson and Be
thune-Cookman should roll over
Benedict.
In CIAA tits it should be
Hampton over Winston Salem;
Lincoln, Pa. to have happy home
coming over Virginia Union
johnson c. Smith over Delaware
State and St. Augustine's keep
ing St. Paul's losing streak intact
Alcorn, which will dedicate its
new stadium, will upset Texas
college; Paul Quinn will wreck
Jarvis; Tuskegee will please
Homecoming fans by taking
Knoxville, Fort Valley will up
set Alabama AIM and Albany
State will stop Paine.
In other tits it will be Florida
MI over Claflin; Kentucky State
outplaying Layne; Central State
swapping Bluefield; Elizabeth
City stalling Livingstone, and
Philander Smith stopping Ark
ansas M&I. Then, Fayetteville
should take care of Norfolk State
Fisk should wallop billiard, and
Savannah State should whip Nor
Evening star., 1953-11-02
"A Driving Permits
Revoked; IA Others
Suspended Here

Twelve drivers permits were
revoked for driving while drunk
by the Department of Vehicles
and Traffic last week. Two others
were revoked, one for an accu-
mulated record of violations and
the other for reckless driving in
volving personal injury.
Fourteen permits were sus-
pended, 10 for failure to satisfy
court judgments against them
and four for having an accumu-
lated record.
Those whose permits were
suspended were:
Harvey s. Carpenter. 1922 Twelfth st.
Sc; Murray L., Grant, 342 Elm street
iT Tsrd street SS NV: Charles L. Jones, q
constitution IN y" ave. NE NE; Moadie % Master, sS
1921 Meade street NE; Patrick E. Nc
Donald, 2115 Tunlaw road NV: Irma
Thomas M. MONTGOMERY. ISIS Franklin
street Me-; Charles. F. Powers, 17l1
Half street S.W.: Rudolph A. Woodward,
l42 Darlington street S.W.
17l5, Fourteenth street Sc. was re-
voEed for having an accumulated rec
ord and the permit of Fora c. Adkins,
2s01 Buena Vista Terrace Sc, was
revoked for reckless driving involving
personal injuries,
Those whose permits were suspended
" ACCUMULATED RECORD OF TRAF-
FdC ETC. EIoLATIoNsEcyrg$ TE2I.AtS J. Clinton.
Joseph W. Lane. sr., $50 Seventh
street NE. Is days; Augustus Mar
shall, 1920 Illinois avenue NV, 10
days; Ding Wong, 7251a Six street NV.
UNSATIsFTED JUDGMENTs-willie
A. Berry. 4S17 East Capitol street S;E..
Jerry R: Darden. OIL R street NV;
Raymond R. McConchie. -245 Eleventh
street Sc; Carl E. McKenney. 1903
Fifteenth street Sc; Fred G.. Mcneil.
4s8 I street s;W.; William A. Penn.
446 N street NV: James E. Smith,
ton smittie 751 Sixth street Sc; vii.
liam B. Smoot 601 Nineteenth street
NV; Jack Williams, 11"O Seventh
Ali were suspended until insurance is
filed and the court Judgment satisfied.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
Dr.. Astin to Address
Communications Group

DR.. Allen V. Astin, director Of
the National Bureau of Stand
ards, will discuss project Tinker
toy" at a luncheon meeting of the
Armed Forces Communication
Association, Washington Chap
ter, at 1915 pm. Wednesday in
the National Press Club.
Project Tinkertoy" is a pro-
gram of the bureau aimed at
developing techniques for auto
matte mass production of elec-
tronic equipment. Methods de-
vised by the program have al
ready been put to practical ap-
plication in the production Of
some electronic apparatus for the
Navy.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
Beaumont

Christmas at Beaumont has
been underway now for the past
week. On Thursday evening. Dec
II. the annual boys and staff din
ner was held in the boys dining
hall with professional entertain
ment. including singers and a ma
oician provided by the Grace
Covenant Presbyterian Bible Glass
from Richmond. Santa was also
present and presented each boy
with a gift. these being given by
:the Bible Glass.
On Tuesday afternoon the edu-
cational department held its
Christmas program in the school
chapel. Short plays. directed by
the teachers, Mrs. Clements. Mrs
Sadler and Mr.. Yates were pre-
sented, and the high schools boys.
under the direction of Mrs. M B.
McLane, sang a number of Christ
mas carols as we'll as popular
Christmas songs.
The boys are now busy bring
ing in trees and gathering ever
greens to decorate their cottages.
Each cottage Will have tree, I'M
der which gifts to the boys from
home, from the school. and from
friends will be placed to be open
ed on Christmas morning.
Those boys who are eligible for
placement in January are allowed
Christmas visits home, and left
Sunday. Dec. 90 to remain until
the first Of January. Families of
the boys who remain here will be
allowed to visit them on Christ
mas day The boys and staff will
have the traditional Christmas
dinner on Christmas day
MIR and Mrs. NJ B. McLane.
Jr.. spent the week end OF De-
cember IL in Bristol. where Mr..
MsLane was the principal speak
er for the district meeting of the
Virginia Conference of Social
Work.
I Our boxing team took part in
the Golden Glove tournament in
Richmond in December. The box
ing and wrestling teams have
made several trips within the
State and one trip to North Caro-
lima during the month.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
Cumberland News
Daughter, Sarah, Is Born
To Mr.. Mrs. H.B. Wilkinson

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B Wilkinson
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Sarah Adams Wilkinson.
Thursday, Dec. II, at Southside
Community Hospital, Farmville.
Expected guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. O. Garrett during the
holidays are Mr.. and Mrs. w. Al
len Garrett and family. of Ia
koma Park. Md. and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Shealy and their son,
Thomas Andrew. Jr.. of North
Chelmsford. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Godsey,
accompanied by their daughters,
Page and Janet. also Miss Mary
f. Godsey, visited his mother.
Mrs J. r. Godsey Of Columbia
last Sunday.
Holiday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs James r VIII
liams and their daughter, Kathy.
of Lexington. have arrived TO
spend the holidays here as guests
of Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Nuckols.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward H. Hop
kins. Jr.. with their daughter,
Beth. spent last Sunday in Mes
sick visiting his mother. Mrs. f.
H. Hopkins.
State Trooper Emory c. Harri-
son and family had as their
guests. Saturday. his mother.
Mrs. J. w. Harrison, and his
brother, Robert w. Harrison, Of
LaWrenceville.
Brother Ill
j. T. Fleming was called to
Beckley, w. Va. Sunday because
Of the illness of his brother, V.
NJ. Fleming.
Among the expected holiday
guests of Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Goodman Will be MI. and Mrs. r.
c. Warren. of Colonial Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Layne and
son. Edward. Of Beaumont. and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Goodman anc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
Schools Break Even
In Football Games

Sixth and seventh grades Of
Rice Elementary School an d
Farmville Elementary School
played football in Farmville, last
week
Rice sixth graders defeated
Farmville. IA to 2 Farmville
seventh graders won over Rice, IA
to O.
In the seventh graders game.
Wilher Vanderpool made the first
touchdown after receiving a pass
from Johnny Southall Shelton
Wright intercepted a pass from
Rice and ran for the second
touchdown, with expert blocking
by WILDER Vanderpool.
After the games, refreshments
were served to the players.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25

their son, Charles Byerley, il, of
Amelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Norman
will have as their Christmas
guests, MI. and Mrs. H M. Adj
kins. Of Mt. Airy. n c.. and Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. Adkins, OF
Greensboro. N c.
Sunday Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. S P. Allen and
daughters spent the day. last
Sunday as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Allen. of Cmdsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Wingo. of
Alexandria. are expected guests,
Saturday. of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Garrett, of
Sunny Side. will be among the
Christmas Day dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Garrett and
Mrs. j. D. Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Settle. Of
Alberta, were guests, last Sum
day. of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
F. Allen Garter
Visit Relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hayes have
returned from ten-days visit
with friends and relatives in
Boone. N. c. En- route home. Mr.
and Mrs. Hayes stopped by for
Miss Shirley Wisdom, a student
of Oak Hill Academy. Mouth Of
Wilson, Va. who will spend the
holidays here as their guest.
Miss Mary Jane Smith spent
the past week end in Richmond
visiting her mother. Mrs. j. A
TaIley. and other relatives.
Fifteen invited guests partici-
pated in the celebration Of the
ninth birthday anniversary, last
Saturday. Dec IS. of Page God
sey. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James S. Godsey. FavorS were
Santa Clauses made from lruit
and candy. The entertainment
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25

for the occasion featured binso
with prizes.
MI. ana Mrs. L. W. Foster. &C
companied by their niece, Mar
garet Garris. visited Mr.. n d
Mrs. A. H. Poulston, last Sunday.
in Prince Edward.
Visit Parents
E. H. Vassar and family will
spend Christmas visiting his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Vassar,
and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Bradner, of Charlotte c. H.
Mrs Donald McRae has re-
turned to Churchland. and Miss
Jane CraWley to Richmond. after
spending the past week end here
ia guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
CraWley.
Mr.. and Mrs. I B. Couch and
their son, Bradley. of johnson
City. Tenn. and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
J. Bishop and family. of Rich
mond. are expected holiday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. V.
Couch.
Watch Service
A Watch Night Service will be
observed by the Cumberland
Youth Fellowship on New Years
Eve.
Mrs. II. D. Moring will visit
her son. Harold w. Phillips. and
his family III Richmond during
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Davis will
be Christmas Day dinner guests
of his mother. Mrs. R. T. Davis
and his sister, Mrs r. S. Flana-
gan, Of Trice's Lake
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Flippen and
Mrs. r. L. Filppen will have as
their guests for dinner. Christ
mas Day. Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey
L. Flippen. Miss Barbara Ann
Flippen. of Richmond, Mr. and
Mrs w. w DoWdy. of CaIra Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S Miner. of
Sunny Side, also j. w Ayers. Of
/ CaIra.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Paul Huffman,
Of Belmont N. c.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester A. Bryant, of Mt,
Holly. N S. are among the ex-
pected holiday guests OF Mrs.
Georgia Bryant.
/ Mid-Week prayer service will
be held Wednesday evening. Dec,
4 80. at 1880. in the Methodist par
sonage.
Mrs John T. Flippen had as
her guests at Rose Cottage, !
last Sunday, her SON. Vernon L.
Flippen. and his family. Of Rich
mond.
Mr.. and MIS-. Meriwether
Vaughan Smith and their sons,
Bill and Buck. spent Sunday III
Portsmouth as guests of her
mother, Mrs Grace Almond Ex-
pected Christmas Day and over
night guests Of the Smiths at
"Pocahontas Farm" are Mrs.
Grace Almond and Miss Vera AL
mond, Of Portsmouth, also John
Meekins, of Norfolk
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
W administer

The Youth Fellowship Group
from the Scottsvllle Methodist
Church plan to 60 caroling, sing
| ing Christmas carols and making
Christmas happier for those who
are shut-in.
The Charlottesville Youth Sub
District meets at Hinton Avenue
Methodist Church in Charlottes-
vile at 7:.3O p. IN. Monday, Dec.
| 20.
The United States Rubber Com
pany plant here was closed down
for Christmas and a period of
two weeks,
Mrs. Sallie Sellers left Tuesday
morning for Tennessee to spend
the Christmas holidays with her
son and daughter-in law. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Sellers.
Mrs. Louis Hanckel and chill
dren spent last week in Rich
mond with her family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Payne
and twins, of Richmond with
Mr.. Payne's mother. Mrs. l.. H
Payne, spent the week end in
Scottsville, visiting Mrs. Nettie
B. Turner and Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson Beal, Jr.
Mrs. John Morris. Miss Frances
Morris and John Morris. Jr. will
spend Christmas day in Lynch
burg with Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Morris and go on to Richmond
Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
William Morris.
Mrs. Cary N. Moon is spending
the Christmas season with her
son and daughter-in-law and
,family, DR. and Mrs. Cary N.
Moon, in Charlottesville.
|. Mrs Eldridge Turner and
daughter. Vivian Turner. Of
Charlottesville, visited Miss Mary
Turner and Harry Turner at the
Hotel here last Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Blackwelder, OF
Blacksburg, and Butch Moore. of
Miller School, are spending the
Christmas holidays With Mrs.
Gertrude Moore.
William (Bill1 Bradley, spent
last week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs F. l.. Bradley, at
Glendower.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ranlett,
of Washington, D. C.. spent the
week end with Mrs. Louis Hanck-
ell.
Maj, and Mrs j. H. Dolby, Of
Richmond. are guests this week
of Mrs, Virgie Mayo, Mrs. Dolby's
mother
Mrs Robert Main and son. jim
ME, Of HoWardsville. with Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Tyler Goodwin and
son, George, and daughter, Beth
were dinner guests Tuesday
night Of Mrs. Russell Snead
Nh. and Mrs. Blake Kelso and
daughter, Rebecca, will spend
| Christmas day at their home in
Richmond, and come up Satur-
day to spend the week end with
Nj. and Mrs Jackson Beal il,
Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Moon and
children will spend Christmas
Eve and Christmas day at Travel
ler's Rest. Warminster with
Misses Horsley and F. r. Moon
Mrs. w. M. Payne and Dr.. Paul
McFarlane visited Mrs. Annie L
Nuckols in Buckingham on We'd
nesday. She has been an invalid
for over twelve years.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
Cumberland, Va

DEC. %, 1903
Dear Santa c..
want gun and toy airplane
or a pump truck. l have been a
good boy and am six years old.
Bring my sister a doll that drinks
bottle and vets. She has been
a good girl. tool think. She
is ten years old.
Thank you, Santa.
Jerry Seal
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
Reallv III

Tommy-Did you have influ-
enza as bad as I did? I had to
stay away from school for three
weeks.
John-I had it much worse
than that had it in the holi-
days
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25

E That's nothing bought
her a home and can't keep her
in that either
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
NJ dern Spouse

A Do you know your wife is
telling it around that you can't
keep her in clothes?
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
COLORED HOSPITAL NEWS

Phyllis Anderson. Ruth Miller.
Gainesville William Jackson
Prospect. Lille Ford. Crewe:
Lena Monroe. Farmville; Lillian
Tucker. Keysville: Peter Jones
Dllwyn; ymond Overton
Cumberland, and Mary Taylor
Rice
Mary and Willie Chambers
Pamplin. girl. Dee. 2l.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-25
Hospital News

Twelve babies we're born ut
Southside Community Hospital,
last week. Total number Of pat
tents who entered the hospital
for treatment was 81.
White parents of the week
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B. Short, Jr..
Farmville, girl. Dec. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson.
Cumberland, girl, Dec II.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Chesson
Richmond. girl. Dec. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert L.
Spence. Keysville, boy. Dec. 10
Mr. and Mrs Robert S. Price
Crewe. boy, Dec. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Avis G. Pelkin-
son, Jr., Clarksville, boy, Dec. 81
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin H. Hawk
ms, Green Bay, twin boys. Dec.
%.
Mr.. and Mrs James D. Waugh
an, Keysvilie. boy. Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan J Chenery,
Rice. girl Dec. %
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Crenshaw,
Rice. girl. Dec %.
Other patients who entered the
hospital We're
Miss Vicki Jean Norton Rice
Greer Hubbard, Burkeyllle; Jacob
c. Birsch. Farmville; Clyde Cald-
well, Keysville: Mrs. Andrew
Bates, Rice; Miss Bessie Stone,
Farmville; Mrs. c. r. Lawson,
Hampden-Sydney: Edward N
Cunningham. Pamplin, and Mrs
L. E. Dawson, Cumberland
Also, Richard H. Rogan, CreWe
! Boston a Crump. Farnville
Wesley f. Sciuggs, Farmvllle
Mrs Steve RuSinko. FarmNille
Mrs. James B. Ingram. Skipwith
William E Rayer il. Clarksville
Bette Bayer. Clarksville: Mrs. H
A. Wilmoth. brakes Branch. Mrs
Mamie Harvey, Curdsvllle anC
Mrs Betty Steele. Chase City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-13
COB Galloway Comes Out
On Top i'm Mite Club Riff

,rW NORk-W NSD--C Alb Galloway. the bandlradei
.nd ~Spoln Life Of the current Broadway production
"pogy and lIess came out on top in night club mcl'e
hl week which had to be forwarded to Magistrate Charlie
LDr lhA Ll-Ll N isnl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-06-13

Saturday night found friends Of George Rhode gath
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