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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
WILLIE GALLOWAY

We glad to know Willie Galloway received his
freedom, and must also take the opportunity 10 COM
mend the Detroit Free Press for probing the murder case
and helping to find Willie actually innocent.
And this brings attention back to the thought
Of hay ling Capital Punishment in this state and per-
haps would be good thing the laws changed in
other states where the innocent have been killed and
aferward others have confessed TO the very crimes for
which innocent gave their lives.
Let hope that the guilty will always be punished
for the they do but is shame for the innocent to
have to suffer for the guilt of another
We hope that Willie will find his way TO good Job,
and too hope he to church and he 90 back
school, and in the evening classes find the to
education that found in the day school ne needs more
education to help him along the road to
We believe that through the church, and schools he
will find friendly teachers and instructors to help him
along he way TO RIGHT ACTIVITY.
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
Christ Jesus said "COME UNTO ME ALL YE THAT
LAROR AND ARE HEAVY LADEN AND WILL GIVE
YOU REST"
"AND ALL THY CHILDREN SHALL RE TAUGHT
OF THE LORD; AND GREAT SHALL BE THE PEACE
OF THY CHILDREN"
mo WEAPON THAT is FORMED AGAINST THEE
SHALL PROSPER; AND EVERY TONGUE THAT SHALL
RISE AGAINST THEE IN JUDGMENT THOU SHALT
CONDEMN. THIS is THE HERITAGE OF THE SER
WANTS OF THE LORD, AND THEIR RIGHTEOUSNESS
IS OF ME, SAITH THE LORD Isaiah.
MARY BAKER EDDY HAS DECLARED. NOR.
TAILS MAY CLIMB THE SMOOTH GLACIERS, LEAP
THE DARK FISSURES SCALE THE TREACHEROUS
ICE, AND STAND ON THE SUMMIT OF MONT BLANC;
BUT THEY CAN NEVER TURN BACK WHAT DEITY
KNOWETH NOR ESCAPE FROM IDENTIFICATION
WITH WHAT DWELLETH IN THE ETERNAL MIND"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
We Reiterate: the Devils Judaism!
is, Relatively Speaking, a Judas!
Today, as Much as 1t Was in Jesus
Time!-and the Worst Victims
Are Hebrews!!!

4 GOD HAS INSPIRED THE WRITER TO DECLARE
nVER, AND OVER AGAIN, SINCE THE SIX MILLION
4 DEATHS UNDER HITLER TESTIFIED TO THE
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL BANKRUPTCY OF JUDAISM
N AS A DIVINE PROTECTOR OF ITS PEOPLE,
0R ANY PEOPLEl- THAT BY THE YEAR 1000
4 EVERY HONEST INTELLIGENT HEBREW
BECOME AN HONEST TO-GOD
CHRISTIAN SCIENTlST!!!
THOSE WHO HAVE NOT BECOME SUCH, WILL BE
MARKED AS PERSONS OF DOUBTFUL
BANITYl- HONESTLY TOO SINFULLY MINDED!
PRISONERS OF THE DEVILi TO BE HONEST
WITH GOD AND MANI!
JUDAISM is GOING TO BE HEALED OF ITS
BONDAGE TO THE DEVILl IN ITS SUBSTITUTION
OF A FLEsHLY PARADISE FOR EVERYWHERE
PRESENT. DEMONSTRABLEi- HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFEi- THE POSSESSION
Of EvERYoNEili
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Not Jews-Hebrews!!!
P1hou Shalt Not Bear False Witness =!
God Demands THE Truth. The Whole
ruth and Nothing but the Truth"
HIGH, TOGETHER WITH THE LIFE OF


IfHRIST' BEING A SYNONYM FOR MESSIAH!
NJ AND, IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROPHESY JESUS
ECAME OF THE POSTERITY OF JUDAH
HENCE, HEBREWS SHOULD CEASE CALLING
themselves JEWS! IF THEY ACCEPT THE
/ BEST JEW THAT EVER LIVED, THEY BECOME
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE,
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH! REMOVES EVERY
IOBJECTION TO A HEBREW BECOMING
la SCIENTIFIC CHRISTIAN!
kND HEBREWS WHO CALL THEMSELVES JEWS
NARE UNDER THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND
INETAPHYSICAL CURSE OF NINETEEN CENTURIES
ATHROUGH THEIR INDIRECT ASSERTIONS THAT
RSUS is A "BASTARD"!!!
&WHAT a DEVILISHLY, DIVINELY UNPROTECTED
wSITION FOR ANY PEOPLE TO LIVE UNDER!
#GOD is DISCIPLINING THE WRITER TO EXCLUDE
The WORD JEW FROM HIS VOCABULARY
lin THINKING OF, OR REFERRING TO, HEBRAIC
EOPLES!!!THERE ARE NO MORE JEWS!-TO SPEAK
Y *HONESTLY WITH GOD AND MAN!
HE BEST JEWS-IN THE SPIRITUAL SENSE OF
1.-THE TERM-ARE THE HONEST TO-GOD
ChRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!-THEY MEET JESUS
REQUIREMENTS: "BY THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL
KNOW THEM" Cd MARVELLOUS "SIGNS SHALL
#FOLLOW THEM"!-..
WHO UNDERSTAND AND OBEY THE ONE GOD,
MACCORDING TO THE TRIUMPHANT, SPIRITUAL,
CHRIST IDEA OF "OUR FATHER-MOTHER GOD,
NALL HARMONIOUS"
ODD THROUGH THE PROPHET, JEREMIAH,
MDECLARED: THE HEART is DECEITFUL AND
DESPERATELY WICKED (!!D WHO CAN KNOW IT."
M HONEST-TO-GO CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!!!
1f ANY OTHERS THINK THEY CAN MEET THE
REQUIREMENTS, LET THEM SHOW 1T BY
HRF ORMANCE! 10! their wretched history!
#WHO WERE THE DUPES OF THE COMMUNISTS
md THE DEVILS JUDAISM IN THIS COUNTRY?
1.-THE DEMOCRATS, HEBREWS, CATHOLICS, AND
ID -PURITANIZED PROTESTANTS!- WITH THE
MDEVILS MEDICINE SURGERY, AND
SYCHIATRY!-T TO KEEP THESE SPIRITUAL
II 'CRIPPLES' COMFORTABLE OR MISERABLE
i'm THEIR SINS AND SPIRITUAL NACKEDNESS!!!
JUDAISM HAD GREAT POWER IN THE DEVILS
DEMOCRATIC ADNlINISTRATIONS!-A AND
\ FUNCTIONED TOO MUCH AS A PRISONER
Of THE DEVIL!!!- MANIFESTED THROUGH
KNAVES AND FOOLS!- TRAITORS
70 GOD AND MANI
GOD is IN THE PROCESS OF MAKING
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS OF THE
ENTIRE HUMAN RACEi!l EACH YEAR, PEOPLE
|DF ALL COLORS, RACES, AND BACKGROUNDS ARE
MEETING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR BEING
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
IN THE WORDS OF ITS DISCOVERER, FOUNDER,
AND LEADER PERMANENT, VIA COPYRIGHTED,
DIVINE REVELATIONS:
GOD TO MRS EDDY! Through another inspired ind-
vidual).
IN THAT COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED
THE "NEXT WORLD, EVERYONE WILL
EVENTUALLY BECOME A CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN
il SCIENTIST! IRRESISTIBLE, MEMORABLE,
hORAL AND SPIRITUAL EVOLUTION WILL COMPEL!
i 1T AND MAKE 1T MOST DESIRABLE!
hrs EDDY'S FREQUENTLY STATED POSITION Isl
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY SO FAR AS
DIE FOLLOWS CHRISTI!
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Deatonville

Mrs. Eddie Rucker visited her
brother and slster-ln law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Thompson, Wed
nesday
Miss Shirley Morris. of Amelia
spent the week end with Misses
Anne and Barbara Carter.
MI and Mrs Dick Gearheart
and Kathie and Miss Agnes Nash
Of Richmond, spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs Henry Nash
and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Tommy
Motley and family visited Mr.
and Mrs Nash
Mr. and Mrs VeSter jenkins
visited Mrs Mollie Oliver at To-
baccoyille. Sunday aftern n
They also called to see Mrs Hi
hernia Deaton. at Morven.
Henry Lee Nash, of Richmond
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nash
Monday. and Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Wooten, O
Jennings Ordinary, called 10 Sc,
Mr. and Mrs Nash
Deatonville Home Demonstra
ton Club met with Mrs Alber
HillSman, Thursday afternoon
With six members present. Thu
demonstration was DOS ant
Don't's of Paint" The hostess
served delicious refreshments. TIL
May meeting will be held Will
Mrs Dawson Joyce
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Methodist Men
On Amelia Charge
Organize Group

A new organization of Metho-
dist men in the Amelia Charge Of
the Methodist Church has been
chartered by Methodism's General
Board of Lay Activities in Chicago.
The REV. f. w ENGLAND is pastor
OF the charge
The local group will become one
of 10000 Methodist men organi-
cations which the board plans TO
charter by 1856.
1t is estimated that 100000
men In the Methodist Church are
prospective members of Metho-
dist men clubs.
According to Robert G. May
field, executive secretary OF the
board We seek TO mobilize
through Methodist Men the ire
mendous power and enthusiasm of
the men of the church. Our pur-
pose is 10 give strength to the
program OF Christ and His Church
through conSecrated service of
men IN every local church Of
Methodism.
Hiram A Holmes is president
OF the newly formed group. and
Victor Key. secretary.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Recent POirhotan Ncirs
Powhatan Work Completes Sidewalks
Throu Oh Village Needed Improvement

Special services at Powhatan
Methodist Church and Rocky
Oak Methodist Church are DO
operating. this week, in special
EvangelSucI services through sim
day April 26
Members bl The National Guard
spent sunday on the rifle range
at State Farm, and all men did
their turn 1t the targets in spite
Of the bad weather There have
been several additions to the com
pany in the past few weeks
Efforts alfe being made by the
Lions Club IN Richmond, headed
by Julian T, Tilman, 10 organize
a club at Powhatan a meeting
was held Wednesday night of this
week
Another much needed and ap-
preclated Improvement to our viz
lage is the new sidewalk EXTEND
ing from Methodist Church TO
Powhatan High School This walk
makes sidewalks all the way
through the village
Joe Stultz and S A. Jessup were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs W r.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Mattoax

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lawrence
and small daughter and Mr. and
Mrs. Simonds. all of Richmond
were guests, Sunday, IN the home
OF their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J
ID Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Deeds and
their two children, of Durham, n
c.. were week end guests Of Misses
Esther and Alma Wilmington
Piedmont Baptist Church will
observe Youth Week, this week
The youth OF the church will have
charge of the Sunday School and
a part of the worship service
Richard Stevens. student pastor
VIII have the sermon. at the IL
a m service
BTU has recently been organized
and every member of the church
/. and Sunday School is invited to
attend. Also. visitors are welcome
The annual meeting of the Pine
Grove Memorial Associa tion will
be held Saturday, April rs Work
viii be done on the cemetery. and
lunch Will be served at 1890.
Business will be conducted in the
afternoon. All members invited to
attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CremeanS
and their two daughters. of ODER
lin. Ohio. and Falls Church. were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs ] R Whit
tington for few days. last week
Callers in the C. G.. Bowlin
home, Sunday were Mrs. Louis
Riggsbee and Mrs Dawn Haden
and her small daughter, of Rich
mond and Mrs. Sadie Hudgins
from the Pine Grove Community
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24

Parker. Sunday
Miss Lucy Ann Parker was hos
tess at dinner party III honor
OF MISS Frances Ann Beale and
her fiance, David Goode. Guests
included Miss ann Bounds, OF
I}Ichmord. Charles cellar OF Fort
Bragg and Sam Tilman. Of Pow
hatan, als1 sam Parker.
Miss Charlotte Flrebaugh. who
Is now attending Madison College,
has succeeded IN her tryout for a
part IN The Common Glory Miss
Firebaugh rs a music major at
Madison
Preparations are underway for
depicting prograsS in home dem
onstration work IN Virginia for the
last so years The pantomine will
ID given BY five counties Powha-
IAN viii portray episode five The
District ? meetings. where the
pantomine VIII take place will be
N Victoria May 5.
Ellwood Lawson was a visitor in
his home at Provost He is sta
toned at Fort Bragg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
(.Ilula

Mr. and Mrs c. w. Wiley and
Clarence were dinner guests of her
parents Mr. and MIS-. Thomas
Beasley. Sunday They had spent
the week end in Washington. d.
c.. with her brother. John w.
Beasley and family Mary Jane
Wiley returned with her parents
after having spent two weeks in
Washington The children enjoy
ed day at the ZOO and other
points of interest
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Nc
Million and daughter. of Belts
Vile, Md, were guests OF his par
ents. last week end.
Mrs. A c. Helwig is i'll at her
home.
Visitors in the T. c. Beasley
home. Sunday. were Mrs. Ellis
Williams and daughter. Helen
Carter, and Mrs H. E Williams,
OF Mannboro. Mrs. Marvin Phaup
and friend. Of Blackstone. and Mr..
and Mrs, w. II. Nolan.
DR. and Mrs B. r. Wexford. Of
Richmond, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs W. H. Nolan, Sunday.
A number of people from this
vicinity are attending the Meth
odist Revival Meetings at Trinity
NJ. K. Church, Amelia
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney B. Allen,
Of Quantico and Fredericksburg
are spending two weeks with their
parents. Mrs. j. A. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Beasley.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
B urkeville, RID

I Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Scleuggs
and Slower Scyuggs were dinner
guests of Nj and Mrs. w. L. Rick
man at Kenbridge. Monday
MI. and Mrs r. S. Scruggs and
Preston Hickman were Tuesda,
night visitors in the D. r. Scruggs
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
and Gloria Jane visited Mr.. and
Mrs. H G Hickman, Tuesday
night. Slower Scrugss, of Rice. was
a caller in the same home
Dillard Scruggs and Henry
Hickman made a business call on
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C Wilmoth. near
keysville, Wednesday night Mr.
Scruggs and children visited with
Mrs. Henry Hickman.
Richmond Visitors
Mr. and Mrs Hilton Morgan
and sons. Wilson and Wayne
nlotored to Richmond, Tuesday
Wilson went TO his doctor for a
check up He has started walking
on crutches now
Mi and Mrs. Sinclair Scruggs
and Nh and Mrs. billiard Scluggs
attended the wrestling matches in
Richmond, Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scruegs
and Gloria Jane visited Mr.. and
Mrs H. f. Hickman. Saturday
night.
shirley Scruggs spent the week
end with Mrs Harvey Tharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Morris
and Donald called on the Preston
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Beaumont

Beaumont scored its second
victory, out Of four games played.
when Staunton was defeated at
Beaumont 8-5 on April p Eu-
gene Miller. on the mound. pitch
cd a good game. While Dobbs
Marks and Shamburg We're lead
ing hltters Felders also played a
Bood game
Though Friday. April II, was
not Friday the thirteenth. it was
not our lucky day The team lost
game TO Amelia 9-5, and on the
way back had the misfortune of
an accident when the Suburban
overturned after blowout We
are most happy to report, how
ever, that no one was seriously
hurt
Nh and Mrs. Frank c. Nichols
are the parents of a son. Richard
Earl Nichols, born april II. at
Stuart Circle Hospital, MI. and
Mrs Robert RigSby announce the
birth of a daughter. Joan Gayle
Rigsby. on April - at Medical
College Hospital.
A number Of the Beaumont
staff attended the christening of
William Samuel Lloyd, infant son
Of Dr. and Mrs. W 5 Lloyd, at
Grace Episcopal Church. Gooch-
land Sunday, April 10
Mr. and Mrs, M B McLane. Jr..
and daughter, Cindy spent Sun
aay April 10, in Washington.
ID c.
MIS- IIerndon Layne has been
elected secretary Of tie Powhatan
P-TA
A group of teachers from Han
over Training School visited our
school On Wednesday April %.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Amelia Student
Is Class Officer

Preston Wilson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II Wilson. of Amelia. was
recently elected treasurer of the
sophomore class for the coming
year at Lynchburg College
He will be formally installed ut
the Installation Service on May 5.
when all newly-elected Student
Body officers Will take office Mr.
Wilson IS in the college Touring
Choir, the track team. and was
cast in the production of Ham
.ct" recently
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24

. ven richmond Wednesday.
70 visit Mn and Mrs. " c. Lind
say for short while She will re-
turn to BWdland Farm" to com
plete her visit The Rev. Carlos
Loop was a caller in The same
home, Tuesday
SUNDAY Guests
Mr.. and Mrs c NJ. Bell and
children VISITED Mrs G. NJ Rudd
IN Richmond. Sunday
Mn and Mrs. George Hubbard
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
nald Deem and two children. all
Jf Richmond. We're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. J, Hubbard. Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Amelia Game Night
Will Ben eft School

Amelia P ia will hold a game
night, 8 p. m April 25. at tht
high school. Proceeds will be uset
to purchase playground equip
ment.
Prizes will be given for Rock
Bridge Canasta Set Back ant
Bingo Refreshments Will be ser-
we'd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
1mpfin .SOcini Nelrs

Mrs. J. D. Rand spent several
days. last week. in Burkeville,
visiting her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Farrar
Miss Laura Allen. OF Richmond
spent the week end with Mrs A
A. Johns.
Mrs. w E Horton. of Carson,
spent last Sunday in Amelia with
Mr. Horton and attended services
at the Baptist Church, conducted
by Mr.. Horizons cousin from Col
umbia, S. c.
/ Dr. and Mrs. j. NJ Rogers. OF
Glade Springs, spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. D. P Rogers.
| Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
K w Lindsey were Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Howard. of Blountsville. Ala
and Fred Lindsay. OF Galax
! See Gardens
Among those from Amelia who
recently visited the Azalea Gar
dens in Norfolk were Mrs. A A
Johns. Mrs Rosa j. Courier, Mrs
Nancy O'Rorke, Mrs MarloWe
Mrs. T. P Calbreath, Mrs. w O
Carroll and Mrs. w. b Jefferson
Mrs Dallas Foster. Of Contra
Point. was a recent guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. L. w. Clarke
Circle No | of the Women oil
the Amelia Presbyterian Church
met with Mrs. D. P. Rogers, last
week Mrs. D. D. Wilkinson taught
the Bible lesson. and Mrs. Ross
! j. Courier had charge of the pro-
gram The attendance was I'M
usually large, and a social hon
With refreshments was enjoyed
after the meetings.
| w. w. GrizZard has recently re.
turned from the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. w A Mortimer
and children. Preston and Nancy
and Mrs T. P Calbreath spent
Sunday with Mrs. j. f Calbreatf
In Ivor.
Mrs Thomas jefferson, Miss
Florence Pellitier and Miss Otelia
Denny returned from Harrison
burg. last week. where they hac
been visiting Mr.. and MIS- jane
N Jefferson
MI and Mrs. r Allen Barnes
and son, of Norfolk. were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. r
Barnes.
Mrs. L. V. Lyon and Miss jamie
Cooke visited IN Keysville, one
day last week.
Sam L. Davenport is a patient
at Stuart Circle Hospital.
Play Golf
Mrs. G.. s. Hall. Mrs. Fl. A Jen-
kins. Mrs O. f Hammer and Mrs
j. T. O'Neal played golf in the
RWGA tournament in Richmond,
Tuesday
w NJ Baskerville. of South Bos-
ton, was recent guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Anderson
Mrs Thomas Stark has been
spending sometime in Norfolk
with her father, who is ill.,
Miss Betty Barr. of Longwood
College. was at home. several DAYS
last week
Bridge Party
Mr. and Mrs w D. Barr enter
tanned the Bridge Club and ad-
ditlonal guests. Wednesday night.
High score prizes were won by
Mrs. H A Jenkins and f. L. Wood
and second high by Mrs. J. B.
Marshall and G. S Hall Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Wood, MIR and Mrs. G.. S Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. jenkins, Mr.
and Mrs. J B. Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ MorecCck. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E Anderson. n.l and Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Amelia SOcoI Nelrs
Mrs. Rand Wis its Daughie,
Mrs. Farrnr, Ia BurkeuiIIe

o A Norton. Mrs j r. ONeal
and Miss Lawrence Baugham.
Miss Mabel Barnes. Of Peters,
burg. spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. c. H Wilson.
Guests Of Nh and Mrs. w. q.
Grigg for the week end were Mr..
and Mrs w. Granville Grlgg. Of
Norfolk, and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Boykin and son, of Falls
Church
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hall were
recent guests of Mrs. H. D Peters
and Mrs. j. A. Upton in Keys
Vile
Richmond Guests
Mrs. r. A FraySer and SON o.
Richmond. have been spending
sometime with Mr., and Mrs. A
q Wootton Mrs, Wootton has
been Ill
+ Mrs. H. A Rucker. Mrs. w. H
Elicit and Mrs j. T O'Neal Were
hosteSses at a Benefit Bridge
Party held at the Amelia Club
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Half
penny, of Brooklyn, N. Y, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Try
ing. last week Mr. Halfpenny. who
+ is Mrs Irving's great-nephew. i.
IN the Marines, stationed al
/ Cherry Point, but he is being
transferred TO California en- route
to Korea Other guests Of the
IrvingS for the week end were M
and Mrs, r. H Potts and son. Joe
/ OF Durham, N c.. and Miss Fran
! ces Evans, of Petersburg.
I WcemS Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor
and children, George and Martha
Of Weems, were guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. George K Taylor. severa
days last week
7 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jefferson
and sons, OF Richmond. spent the
week end with Mrs Thomas JEFF
ferson
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Attends Party

Loretta Dennis attended a
birthday party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Joe Cook. Saturday
afternoon The party was for DO
Ann Cook Many other guests were
present
Mrs Robert Bowen and family
VISITED her sister Mrs Russell
Yeats, who is a patient in a New
port News hospital. recently
Everyone BIS snlverlng from the
recent cold spell we had The frost
killed and damaged quite a few
potato patches and fruit trees.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
BFLONA

Mrs. Donald McRae. Of Ports
mouth. who has been a guest of
Miss Birdie Baugh since the April
and Henry Hickman families. Sat
urday.
Mrs. Herbert Morris and Don
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs H G Hickman
MI. and Mrs Bootsie Miller of
Richmond, spent the week end
with MI and Mrs Hilton Morgan
Mr. Miller is doing the plumbing
work on their bathroom
Evening star., 1953-08-30
PIANO PROBLEM?

mrs. N. L. A., ArlinotonJ
If RICH solves my problem it
will be a miracle. How or
where can an old upright pi
ano be cut down, taken apart
or altered so it can be moved
to the basement. In its pres
ent state, it is too large to go
down the stairs.
The Department of Agricul-
ture has a good bulletin on
silverfish. One discouraging
thing: Their life span is COM
paratively long.
A mail-order house has
wide sneakers. I don't know
If that would be EE.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
BIRD CALL
mrs. A. r., Washington

IMTS. n. t., WuSILIHyLOHI
In answer to request for ad-
dress of Audubon Society it is
as follows: Audubon Society Of
the D. of c.. Inc, Box 202,
BENZ. Franklin Station, Wash
ington 4, D. C. Perhaps you
received dozens of these ad-
dresses, but perhaps too many
are better than none.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
REFTNISH SURFACE?

mrs. j. r., SilUer Spring.
I have been enjoying
your column immensely and
now have a request. The top
of my FURNISHED brass Smok-
ing stand has been ruined by
condensation from our cold
drinks. The ruination seems
to be in the form of rust or
an eating into the surface.
/ am wondering if any one
knows how I might rectify
this or If could ref1nish just
the surface myself. Thank
you.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
GRAPE JUICE.
MRS. D. E., ViennGJ

Cover grapes almost with
cold water, bring slowly to a
boil and when juice seems free,
strain through a jelly bag.
Measure and return to stove.
To each quart of juice add
one-half pound of sugar. or
more or less to suit taste. Boil
about five minutes, bottle and
seal Immediately. When serv-
ing, dilute with water, about
one part juice to two of water.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Branded PEACHES.

MRS. H. S. F., HullS CoDe, Me-
Quite some time ago I read
a recipe for making branded
peaches without using brandy.
Fruit and sugar in layers in a
stone jar. And my memory is
the jar was then to be buried
for a period of time. ! recall
I read the recipe in your
column. am very anxious to
have it exactly. I will appre-
ciate any answers. Thank you.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
PINEAPPLE SAUCE.

MRS. E. J. W., Arlington)
To the reader who wanted
a simple dessert. try this: Boil
one-half cup of rice in salted
water until soft, drain and
cool. Drain one medium can
of crushed pineapple and add
to rice with one-half cup OF
sugar, mixing we'll. Beat one
half pint of whipping cream
and fold into rice mixture.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
DENVER?
(MrS. Nc, ALerandrial

W. o. W. % 33IOs1"'IoII tVt7
We are very soon going to
be transferred to Denver, Colo.
Would any one who has lived
there please tell me about liv-
ing conditions there. I know
the climate is ideal, but I am
anxious to know about desira-
BILE residential districts, cost
of living, etc. I will appre-
ciate any information you can
give us as neither of us have
ever been there.
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Mrs. J. L. T., Washington
Last Wednesday, our dog
was run over by a car and our
whole family is heartbroken.
Before we can even think
about having another pet. we
must somehow put a fence
around our back yard, which
is an area about so by so feet.
Will someone please tell us the
least expensive type of fence
to install that would be ade-
quate for a small dog. Since
we will probably do the work
ourselves, the fence should be
something simple to put up
as We are not handy with
tools.
I enjoy r. c. H. very much
and have received many help
full suggestions. Surely do
hope someone will be able to
help us this time.
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