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Evening star., 1953-11-17
Life in the U. S.
Shopkeeper's
Handouts
Cost 1910
Life in the u. S.
By the Assoeioted Pres.

STEUBENVILLE. Ohio Nov.
ia stranger walked into the
Marval Loan Co. yesterday and
told the proprietor he wanted
to buy a pair of handouts.
Louis Rosansky. who operates
the, pawn shop, brought out a
pair. The man said he wanted
a more expensive set and "to go
ahead and wait on those other
people first,
After the other customers left,
the stranger hauled out a gun,
cuffed Mr.. Rosansky to a large
metal clothes rack and robbed
him Of 1910.
The expensive cuffs held.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
CwuQ DnnRQA FOOD News
Lemon Bisque Tops Off Turkey

Ring down Thanksgiving dinner with this tangy Je-
well dessert. Mrs. ]. R. Stapleton, of Yakima Wash
sends the recipe JeIlwes bandbIended flavor makes
it delightful Dissolve package lemon Jelwe Gelatin Des
sert tsp salt, FL in n hot Chill until
slightly thekened Chill "a evsporated milk in refrigerator
tray until soft crystals form; pour into bowl whip until stiff
Add tbsp lemon juice. bsps grated lemon nd whip until
stiff Mix together JeIweH. whipped evspOrated milk
drained crushed pineapple diced msrshmaIows
tbsp chopped masschno cherries Line bottom Of oneh
with crushed vanilla waters Pour filling into PAM top
with "a cup vanilla crumbs. chill until firm. Serves eight.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Anqler Reels in q Deer

WELLSTON, Mich. (P). -
Dewey Loomis bagged an 8-point,
200-pound deer with a fishing
rod.
Mr.. Loomis, a former State
representative, was fishing in
the Pine River for northern pike
yesterday. Suddenly there was
shot in the woods. A wounded
deer came jumping and tumbling
down a bluff. 1t swan to an
island and fell there. Mr.. Loomis
started rowing to the island.
The buck jumped into the river.
MIR. Loomis couldn't paddle as
fast as the deer swan, so he
grabbed his fishing rod. equipped
with a 30-pound test line.
Casting, sinker and hooks
first. he tangled the line in the
deer's antlers. He slowed the
buck and reeled his boat along
side, grabbed the deer's horns
and pushed it's head under.
Mr.. Loomis then loaded the
drowned deer into his boat and
roWed home.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Treasury Emp|oYe
Attacked by2 Boys.
She Offered 10 HeIp

A 39-year-old Treasury De-
partment secretary reported to
Fairfax County police last night
that two teen-age boys raped
her after she got into their car
to give them directions.
The woman, a divorcee, told
police the boys drove up as she
was standing at the corner of
Wilkes and Washington streets
in Alexandria about GAS pm.
last night.
They Ask Directions.
The woman said the boys asked
her the way to No. l highway.
Police said she told them she
lived on No. l highway south of
Alexandria and got into the car
to show them the way.
Fairfax Detective David Eike
said the woman told him the
boys looked very young and she
did not suspect they would
harm her.
The woman told police they
drove several miles south of
Alexandria and one of the boys
climbed into the back seat with
her. She said he started to kiss
her and she screamed for help.
She dropped her pocketbook out
of the car window to attract at
tention. but apparently no one
saw it, police said.
The woman said the boys
turned off No. l highway and
stopped on a side road in Grove
ton. She said both of them as
saulted her.
Let Out at Highway.
After the attacks, the woman
told police, the boys drove her
back to No. l highway and put
her out of the car. She went
to a nearby automobile agency
and had the proprietor call
police.
The victim was treated at
Arlington Hospital for shock.
So far no suspects have been
arrested.
Detective Eike said police had
been unable to find the woman's
pocketbook and urged whoever
finds it to call police to help fix
the location of the attack.
Evening star., 1953-11-17

vance man in that campaign,
travelling ahead of the Eisenhow.
er party and making arrange.
mentS..
Parlaying his success, he be-
came executive secretary of the
Inaugural Committee in the Dis
trict. Then. little more than a
month after the inauguration, he
gave a party in honor of POST
master General and Mrs. Sum-
merf1eld. Practically the entire
Eisenhower cabinet turned up.
Society writer's described the
party as the beginning Of the
Republican social season.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
NewIyweds at 81

CLEVELAND. Nov. II P.-A
bride and bridegroom. both 81
years old, started a new life yes
terday at nearby Solon. They
are William Hawley and the
former Mrs. Letta Avery, child
hood Sweethearts who were mar
ried Sunday. The bride had
been a widow six years; Mr..
Hawley's first wife died a
year ago.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Father Held in SIuyinq

DETROIT, Nov. II (P. A
weeping 230-pound riveter was
accused today of stabbing his
5-year-old son to death last
night because the boy would not
go to sleep. Homer Harrison, %.
was held for investigation Of
numbering his son. Eugene. I'm
sorry I did it," the father told
Ionlinn
Evening star., 1953-11-17

made. Makes quick sandwiches
and makes them delicious. Try
mixing it with leftover turkey
in a sandwich. See what those
crunchy tidbits of pickle relish
and sweet red peppers in Lunch
Box do to turkey salad. Serve
Lunch Box on the side with cold
turkey slices. Lunch Box is in
expensive, too. My husband and
children never get tired of it.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
$85, 900 in Paper Boo Lost

SAN DIEGO, Calf, P.-
Mrs. Anime Hicks, an elderly
widow who says she has car
ried about $85,00O around in
a paper sack since 1945, told
police she lost it in a drug
store.
Officers, skeptical at first,
said yesterday they now be-
lieved her story.
Mrs. Hicks told reporters
she kept the $50 and $1OO bills
with her at all times because
she doesn't trust banks. The
money was left her by her late
husband, she said.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
What To Do Till the Turkey Comes

Big and little dinner guests wait happily
munching these zippy appetizers. Spread slices
of bread with prepared mustard. Top with slices
of cheddar cheese and cover generously with
Lunch Box Sandwich Spread. Cut into any de-
sired shape. Toast under broiler until bubbly
and set them out on your best platter. | find
Lunch Box makes for happier eating so many
ways. It's a complete sandwich filling, ready
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Stephenson Indicted
On ; Perjury
In 4 Percenfer Case

Warren L. Stephenson, promi-
nent in Republican circles here,
yesterday was indicted on three
counts of perjury.
The indictment, returned in
the U. S District Court for the
District of Columbia, charged
that Stephenson lied in testi-
mony before a House subcom-
mittee. concerning alleged ac-
tivities as a IL percenter" tip
ping off firms as to Government
contract plans.
Specifically. Stephenson was
accused of teStifying falsely as
to alleged conversations with Of
ficials of a California manu-
featuring concern and with
falsely denying that he had Of
fered to represent any firm on a
percentage basis.
Stephenson is to be assigned
Friday before Judge Alexander
Holtzoff.
Testified Last June.
Stephenson had testified be-
fore the House subcommittee on
Defense Activities last June. The
indictment was returned by a
Federal grand jury before Judge
Edward A. Tamm. Perjury
carries a maximum penalty Of
five years imprisonment and a
$4,000 fine for each count.
Stephenson's indictment starts
a new chapter in the career of
a man described as always do
ing favors for people-especially
the big Shots"
He served as executive secre-
tary of the Eisenhower Inaugural
Committee.
In September, a House Armed
Services subcommittee released
testimony in which Stephenson
admitted he had been "indis-
Greet" in relaying information
about bids on Navy rocket
launchers for airplanes to a Bur-
bank, Calf. company. This
concern is Century Engineers,
Inc. and Stephenson admitted
he did not represent it.
Offer Detailed.
He told the company, accord
ing to the transcript, that he
could advise it how much to
lower its bids to get more busi-
ness. He offered to do this for
Evening star., 1953-11-17

The whole delightful lot of goodies are
in Curtsy Fruit Cake. Raisins, cherries,
grapefruit, orange and lemon, -four,
eggs, pecans, sugar, honey, dates, pine
apple, salt, imported spices! So Curtsy
Fruit Cakes are the genuine . full rich
and full favored. feel lucky to buy them
at such low prices. There are two sizes:
Curtsy Fruit Cake Ring and a small
er Curtsy Fruit Cake Bar.
Evening star., 1953-11-17

Kitchen Craft offered them. They're the
handy 7-inch size with nickel plated
blades, red enameled, easy-grip handles.
High quality, long lasting shears you
can re-sharpen over and over. Why not
get pair? know you'll like Kitch-
en- Craft Flour. It's preAufed for Lighter
baking. You'll always use Kitchen
Craft once you try il. You'll like the
shears, too. Get pair for your kitchenl
Evening star., 1953-11-17

amount of protein in chuck roast, for
example. Think of that! Lac-Mix gives
you protein for much less than cheese,
eggs, chicken and fish, too. You see, Lac
Mix is finest quality nonfat milk, yet it
costs less than Sc quart. We use it in
stead of whole milk. We just shake up
the pure white Lac-Mix powder with
water and that's all there is to it. It's
smart to use lots of Lac-Mix.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
How to Save $500 to s4oo Year

A family of four can do it easily, says
a national food authority. just by buy
ing your protein foods in the right form.
He means meats, cheese, eggs, fish and
milk and the products made from
these. Take Lac-Mix, the new high pro-
tein, nonfat milk at Safeway. We all
should drink, and use in cooking, more
Lac-Mix. 1t gives you pound OF vital
protein for one-tbird the cost of the same
Evening star., 1953-11-17

Let's Have More Spice in Life
Isn't it fun touching up holiday
dishes with new flavor and fra.
GRANGE? Just one thing be
sure your herbs and spices are
fresh. Throw out tired old spices
and almost-empty packages and
start sparkling, fresh new flavor
shelf of traditionalIv fine Crown
Evening star., 1953-11-17
81 Gets Three Dupont NyIon Hose

just buy loaf of Slender-Way Bread
at Safeway. Then send 81 with the wrap
per to Slender-Way-the address is on
the end seal. That's all these lovely stock
ings cost you. Three beautiful stockings,
a pair and a spare, Dupont made, 81
gauge, IS denier hose. Full length, full
fashioned, reinforced at heel, toe and
top. They have a pencil-line, self-color
seam, and there's choice of sizes from
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Holy Names Academy PTA

The rent-Teacher Associa-
ton of the Academy of the Holy
Names will sponsor card party
at 8 pm. Thursday in the school
auditorium, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Prof Learns From Crow

COLUMBUS, Ohio, P.-A
bright black crow named
Macmillan is going to school
at Ohio State University.
No Phi Beta Kappa, MAX"
Evening star., 1953-11-17

is taking only one course
learning to say Hello"
While Max learns, his in
structor, Prof. Philburn Ra-
toosh, is paying special atten-
ton. Prof. Ratoosh is trying to
find out how Max learns to
say Hello" He has devised
some special tests to help him.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Pair Of Fine Shears For soc

You'd pay $3.50 for similar shears in
many stores. But Kitchen Craft Flour
makes bargain offer just to get you
to try their -four. Here's all you do. Buy
any size bag of Kitchen Craft at Safe
way you'll also find handy order
blank there. Send the blue triangle
from the top of the bag, order blank,
and soc for your shears. They're beau
tiful shears. l got a pair last time
Evening star., 1953-11-17
Old Fashioned Fruit Cakes Here

Rich with choicest fruits, nuts and
sweets /. i. just like we had when we were
kids. How we loved them, topped with
yummy hard sauce! Here they are again
. at Safeway old fashioned fruit
cake, except for one thing. You don't
have to go out and get all the host of
ingredients and bake it yourself. The
smart bakers of Curtsy Fruit Cake have
done it for you perfectly, think.
Evening star., 1953-11-17

your frying pan from the package They cook in
three minutes gently crisp, tender as butter
-. with delectable fresh caught ocean favor.
You'll want this shrimp not only for parties
Evening star., 1953-11-17

With Seafood"? Dozens of excellent seafood
recipes. Send any Captains Choice label to Bright
on Fish Co., P. o. Box SIC, San Francisco, Calf
No additional cost to you.
Evening star., 1953-11-17

hors d'oeuvres or main dishes but
for any and every day. They're sur
prisingly economical, like all Cap
tain's Choice Fresh Frozen Seafoods.
Would you like the new Captains
Choice hnok1et. "Wonderfn1 Waua
Evening star., 1953-11-17

81z to IL. Your choice also of two popu-
lar shades Charm" tbeige-tan) and
Allure (neutral-taupe). like this
Offer It's good all around You'll enjoy
the bread it'll help you keep a good
figure and trim ankles . and the stock
ings are bargain. Slender-Way has a
rich buttery, nut-like favor, no shorten
ing, minimum of calories, but plenty of
energy protein to keep you full of pep!
Evening star., 1953-11-17
You'll Say Lets Give a Party"

Just as did, the moment we tasted
these golden brown, elegant Dreaded
tantai shrimp! They were fresh froz-
en-, firm, Dreaded and ready to cook.
Do get Captains Choice Dreaded
FantaiI Shrimp today. Pop them in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
T1U0 Graduates Receive
Commissions In Service
Pete hostel An
Ensign In Navy

Among the TT enlisted men
receiving enSigns' commissions
here today at the Nays only
Officer Candidate School was
Peter hostel tHampden-Sy Sydney
1852 graduate.
Rear Admiral c. E. Olsen. USN.
Commander of the Newport Naval
Base. presented diplomas before
an audience estimated at 100.
Former graduates Of this school
are already serving ABOARD every
conceivable type naval craft from
ice breakers and mine SWeeperS
to deStroyerS and submarines.
And they are serving. too. as jet
pilots. beach masters. frog men"
and demolition experts. There are
even OCS graduates in Korean
fox holes acting as gunnery
liasion officers for the Marines.
In four rigorous months. men,
Ders of this claSS-the eighth and
largest since the school opened in
June. l95l-covered the same
naval subjects that college
NROTC students do III four years
Foremost in their training was
the study Of g.rnncrv. navigation,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
Att Students Plan
Re c" Hall Decor

Mlrals t. replace those already
in the rec are being designed by
the beginning and intermediate
drawing classes according to an
ann9nnrement by Miss Virginia
Bedford, head of the LongWood
College Art Department.
These murals are to represent
various student activities. IN
clNdfd in the scenes being con-
sidefed are Circus, the banging
Of TIE green's, dorm room and
actl4ltes IN the rec. The lnurals
viii he done in the colors chosen
for The furnishings for the rec.
I'M INJECTION With the project,
the freshman ant classes are
creating desians 10 be painted
DIRECTLY on the shades III the rec
windows. These designs are to
symholizc the various sections Of
VIRGINIA that Longvo God students
call home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
Richard |, Robertson,
o. Scotlsvis'c. Dies
In Richmond Home

a funeral service for Richard
!yanhoe Caes Robertson VIII be
held at this afternoon Tues
day at 'Thacker Brcthers Funeral
Home, Scott5vllle. Burial will take
n'acR ~ the family cemetery in
Buckingham county.
NE r b3rtsoI died Spnday.
Jan 10. at a Richmond nursing
holic,
III is survived by five daugh-
terS! Mrs q. r. Banton and MIS-.
] ~ Smith, both OF Richmond,
Nrs- O. w Taylor, Of HIghland
Spi lnes, Mrs. A G Goode ana
MIS-. Pat Dennis. OF Scottsvillc:
four sens, Leo and ! r. Robert
son Ir., Of Richm end. James X
ROBERTSON. Of Mechanicsyillc. and
Arthur Robertson, OF Emporia,
Six erandchildren one great
grandchild; one sister. Mrs, G. c.
Brybnt Of Scottsvllle; and two
brothers. T. G. Robertson, Of
Scrttsville and o. 3, f. Robert
son, Of Arvonia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
Stuart Moore Is
NC Lieutenant

Marine Second 1t. Stuart
Moore. Jr., a graduate of Hamp-
den-Sydney College. is currently
enrolled in the Officers Special
Basic Glass.
1t Moore earned mis- commits
sion through the Marine Corps
Officer Candidate Course. a
course designed TO provide the
practical military training needed
to qualify high caliber men for
the specialized training TO be re-
ceived as Second Lleutenants. 1t
consists of an intensive ten-wcck
training period at this Marine
Corps Installation located IS
miles south Of Washington. D. C.
For complete information on
the March and July 1858 classe /,
contact your Marine Corps Pro-
ourement Officer. Captain Nate
Adams. located at the Marine
Corps Recruiting Station. 1400
Pennsylvania Avenue. NJ w.
Washington. d. c. USING.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
Miss Becky Easter,
OF Amelia. Elected
To Magazine Staff

Miss Becky Easter. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard J. Easter,
of Amelia. has been elected an
assistant to the humor editor of
the Pan-O-Rama, annual student
literary publication at The Pan
American School, private secre-
tarial school for girls III Rich
mond.
A graduate of Amelia High
School, Miss Easter began her
secretarial course at Pan-Ameri-
can in September. She Will gradu-
ate in May.
Along with Miss Llene Allen, Of
Richmond, and Miss Deane Ed
wards. of Smithfield. Miss Easter
will work under the direction of
Miss Mary German, of Clifton
Forge. who was named humor
editor in the student elections.
Miss Maud Lewis. of Victoria,
who was elected edit1.-in-c chief OF
the Pan-O-Rama, and Miss Zal-
ma Brewer. of Wilmington, N. c..
her assistant, will direct the edit
ing and publishing of the maga-
zine under the supervision OF Mrs
Richard G.. Council and Mrs.
JacQuelyn Iverson. faculty advi-
SOrS,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
Powhatan Ruritan
Committees Set
Aim to Reduce
War Building Debt

The regular monthly meeting
Of PoWhatan Ruitan Club was
held at the War Memorial Build
ing on Wednesday. Dec. IA. at
7 p. m. Ladies of Providence
Presbyterian church served dim
ner
Committee ChaiImen, With
their committee members. were
announced by Allen "Coon"
Brauer, the new president. The
club approved payment for sew
eral pairs of glasses for school
children who are not able to pay
for them. This has been prof.
ect of the club for several years
Big objective of the club for
the year is to sponsor payment of
the balance of the indebtedness
on the War Memorial Building
Five committees headed by
Hank" Hancock, Sim Knabe.
ESQ Martin. "Dinkey' Yates.
and "Pinkey" Parker have been
set up to carry through this prof.
ect Monthly reports will be enter
ed on a special chart which has
been prepared.
This building is filling a special
need in the community, but the
club is definitely OF the opinion
that a much greater service can
be rendered when the building is
DEBT free. Ruritans feel
Program for the meeting was
a report given by Triple A
Fhaup on the program and work
Of the Production and Marketing
Administration in tic county. 1t
has been the policy O. the club TO
devote some time TO hearing
about what is being done by the
several agencies operating in the
county. These reports nave been
Of considerable interest 10 mem
bers, and this report by Mi !,
Phaup. director Of 1ie program
was particularly interesting at
this time.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
Buckingham Clubs
Will Plan 1853 Goals

Officers of the nine All clubs
in Buckingham county will meet
Saturday. Jan. "a. at Bucking-
ham Central High School to plan
their 1858 achievement goals.
Jack Tyree, associate state All
club agent, will be present to work
with the officers.
II want to urge All club Off
GERS to do their best TO be present
and help plan their county All
program for the year. Other club
members and parents of members
are also invited to the meeting, y
Malcolm c. Andrews. assistant
Buckingham county agent. said
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
.4nciia Erents
Births, Visits
Make Weeks News

NJ. and Mrs. linton 3 Ward.
OF Raleigh. n. C., formerly Of
Farmyille. announce the birth Of
a son, Linton Briggs. Jr., on Jar,
5.
Mrs. H o. Marshall entertain
ed two tables of Canasta Tues
day afternoon 4er guests were
Miss Florence Pellitier, Of Yer
mont, Mrs G. l.. jefferson, Mrs.
Mary B Anderson. Mrs. r. n.
Jones, Miss OteIia Denny, Mr.
r. NJ Weisieer and Mrs A A.
Johns.
Mrs Thomas Zimmerman, Mrs
l., f. Butler and Miss Nancv
jones spent the week end in
Blacksburg visiting Herbert L.
Jones at Y. p. l.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Chester DAVIS II
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter. Lillian Irene, on January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs w Donald Chum-
new spent the week end with Nh
and Mrs Carl Simons, al Wilson.
Miss Frances Davenport re-
Gently spent several days in
washington visiting friends
+. s. Armistead, Of Camp Lee
Jeune, N G.. was at home for the
week end
Miss Betty Barr. Of Longwood
College. spent last week at home
because Of illness
Recent Guests
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs Clyde
Easter on Sunday were MI ana
Mrs. Clifford Jackson, OF Ander-
sonVille.
w E Horton spent the week
end in VAUDEVILLE and Carson.
Mrs. Sam L. Davenport visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Davenport
in Richmond, last week
Graham T. Jenning, Of Ches-
terrified. visited Nj and Mrs. II.
F. Jennings Friday
Miss Mary jefferson, of Lynch
burg, was at home fer the Week
end.
Mrs l.. Y. Lyon and Miss
jamie Cockc spent Thursday III
Keysville.
Mrs. Caroline Dehaven, Of
Galax is spending some time with
her mother Mrs J A Jones.
Visits At Raleigh
MIS-. L. B Ward is spending this
week with M md Mrs. Linton
b Ward, in Raleigh. N. c.
Mrs. G Garland Hutcheson,
Mrs. W. H. Fliett, Mrs. E. Nj
Weisiger and Mrs. f H. Burke
were among Tho guests OF Mrs,
II c. Rucker Of MattoaY, at a
bridge party Friday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
Sharon Women Lose
Attendance Challenge

Women's Bible Glass Of Sharon
Baptist Church in Buckineham
county will entertain the Mems
Bible Glass at supper. Friday
night Jan. %, at the parsonage.
Some months ago, the pastor,
the Rev. r NJ Hall. suggested
a friendly contest for attendance
between these two classes TIM los
ing class TO serve supper TO VIM
ncrS. After some discussion for
not many Of tho mems class rate
at chefs, the challenge was mu-
tually accepted.
Eventually. the Womcn's Glass
lost, and the browning winners
Will feast on Brunswick stew pic.
and hot coffee. next Friday
might
One senses an increased actlVi-
ty towards securing enrollmentS
for the Women'S class.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20

Mrs. Joseph Weinberg enter
tanned her bridge club on Tues
day night Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reid and
son, Jimmy, returned to their
home in Richmond Sunday after
spending the week end with Mrs.
Reid's parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ
P. Farrler. and his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G.. H. Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson
visited friends in Harrisonburg
during the past week end.
Elliott r, Booker is a patient
at Southside Community Hos
pital at this time
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Wall, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Wall Jr.. and Mr.
and Mrs. John Steck attended the
Winter Meeting OF the Virginia
Press Association at Williamsburg
Lodge Saturday
Dr. and Mrs. w L. Smith and
Emmett G. Webster attended the
Charter night activities of the new
Blackstone Lions Club last Friday
night. at Blackstone.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-20
Y ounger Set
Entertained At Rec

Mrs. John Harwood and Mrs.
w. K. Carter entertained at the
Recreation Center from 7:30 to
10 O'Clock en- Friday night of last
week honoring Mrs. Harwo0d' s
daughter. Susan. and Mrs Car
ter's son. Kent.
Forty guests enjoyed the even
ing Of dancing, games. etc.