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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

field, L. NJ. Larsen, Marie Cole
man.
MeSdameS J. E. Charlou, Glori-
anna Bayly, Garcia NettIes, Elva
Tedder, Hilda Tucker, W. R. Neb-
lett, Earl Riggs. Laurence Higgs,
M. F. Sawyer, Betty Cerezo, A. C..
Sterling, Edna Myra, Camilla
Parks, Helen Russell, Percy Cur
~, Edward Graham, Olga Martin
ez, Elizabeth Albury, Harry Ches-
mutt, J. ]. Romero, Jr., G. M.
Stewart, Leon Sands, Marion Al
bury, Paul Newhouse, Lucille Co
mez, william Doughty, Teddy
Waltersop, Charles Yates, J. E.
Warren, James Wells, Paul Arch
er, Rhoda Baker, Allan Hampton,
NJ. e. Rosam, A. B. Clare, John
Coastar, Charles Wells, Bert Saw
yer, E. Mickler, D. Fernandez,
James McCradIe, Jack Smith,
Donald myers, Leo HaSklnS, Ar
mold Crusoe.
Mesdames E. c. Charlow, L. w.
Joyner, H. E. Russell, Ruth Bak-
er, Ed. Kushman, Charles Atche-
son, Martha Gray, Ava Moore,
Cecil Ranew, Girtee Curry, Fay
Huenfield, c. Riggs, Jr., L. A.
Curry, Jose Sanchez, Flua Nc
Farland, Ellie Sawyer, Willis Hill
ton, Leila Baker, c. D. Riggs, Sr.,
G. H. Adams, F. E. Camus, E.
r. Rivas, H. Williams, Jr., Fran
ces Richardson, Leon Albury, Mrs.
Myrtland Gates, Marcel Mazeau,
Clyde Baker, c. S. Lowe, Janette
Abury, Julia Brown, Ruth Tedder,
NJ. P. Watson, Harry Prtichard,
Surgen and Mrs. Muse.
The Misses Joyce founders,
Jackie Conant, Catherine Knowles,
Ester Smith, Billie Arnold and
Eliza and Susie Gardner, z. Ca
mus and Elizabeth Rosam.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
Play RehearsaIs
Begin With Outline
By Director HurkG

BRehearsals for sour Town"
next production of the Key West
Players began Monday night with
a briefing of action by Director
Josef Hurka. He pointed out that
Playwright Thornton Wilder's
technique was the opposite of
most drama styles and that the
first act set all the character
development right at the first
highspots of their appearance in
Act One.
He also said that the cast
should consider themselves not
Just actors hut that they were
to become residents of Growers
Corners, the locale, the moment
they stepped into the Barn Thea
tire and began speaking lines.
This of course viii present
complications for characters like
Ed Giesbert who is supposed to
be the towns most habitual
drinker. 1t will be. on the other
hand, comparatively simple for
Mrs. Scans, who is the town gos-
sip, unless of course she is repri-
manded for staying too much in
character. Ye society editor has
this role.
Seriously. Hurka got down 70
brass lacks and golden words Is
he described what was expected
of the individual portrayaIs and
of the general highpoints of the
drama.
Rehearsals this week will con-
tinue tonight and Thursday at 8
p. m. Next week. the schedule
calls for rehearsals on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

Cripples Association.
The dance is 70 be held on the
evening Of March 18th and viii
be celebrated as the Saint Pat
rick's Day Ball. The dance will
be informal, (however gentlemen
viii wear coats and ties).
With the various charitable func.
tons going on In Key West around
this time the Ladies Auxiliary are
keeping the admission price at a
low level so as to enable as many
people as possible to attend the
dance and q large attendance is
hoped for.
Proceeds from the dance viii 60
to the Cerebral Palsy and Grip
pies Association for the purchase
Of equipment for the new clinic.
All monies collected for this asso-
citation viii remain in Monroe
County.
There viii be Q floor show and
door prizes. Music viii be by
Norman Kranich and bis orches.
ira and the Casa Marina Hotel
0rchestrs,
Tickets may be purchased from
the ticket chairman. Mrs. Estelle
Linares, telephone 2-3o7s, or any
member Of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Galley De Poo Memorial Hospital
and at the door of the Casa
Marina Hotel on Ae night OF the
dance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04


March -. Luncheon viii be serv.
ed at the Church and reservations
for ii should be into the local
Presidents by Friday, March 9Th.
II 10 planned 70 charter q bus
for local delegates 10 attend In
body. All PoincianA PTA mem.
bers who wish to spend . pleasant
and rewarding day at the Region
al, please cell II. d. Carey at
z-S972. The bus rates are reason
able.
Mr.. Leland March viii speak on
Achieving Our Goals" at the
next regular meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
40 And 3 To Have
Promenade Friday

A regular promenade of Voiture
Locale 72s, 90 and 8, viii be held
on Friday at 8 p. m. at the Legion
Home on Stock Island. Chief de
Care Jose Metzger announced to
day.
Further planning for the initia-
ton or wreck" TO be held in Key
West on Saturday, april 25th win
be considered, Metzger said.
Local Voyageurs, as well as
visiting Voyageurs, are urged to
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
WEDNESDAY, MARCH -

REDNESDAY, MARCH -
Navy wives Bowling League
Naval SGstien Alleys, / pm.
Meeting, Junior ch. Commerce
at clubhouse, . pm.
HslAnd City Navy wives Club No.
g, meeting az White Hat Club
Lounge, 10 am.
Ceramic classes, I TO ( pm,
vest MaYteIIo Art School,
County Beach.
Gym classes for Owe, Sea
Plana Base, 10 am.
Opening Of new art show at East
Martsllo Gallery noon. to pm.
daily Of New Jersey prints and
drawings and famous Ringing
Brothers Circus art.
Dade Lndge No. u, Masonic
Group. Scottish Rite Temple, Q
pm.
Key West outboard Club AuxiI.
larry, $50 pm.
XII Owe. coffee, 10 am.
SubRon Wives Owe. coffee at
n. TayieT. 10 an.
THURSDAY. MARCH s.
CAP Cadets. Key West High
Auditorium. 5:3e pm.
Navy Wives Bovling League.
pm, N. S. Also open bowling
Key West Liens. meeting. $40
Pm. 1t Lions Den. Seminary
g.
Monroe County Hospital WON
ans Auxiliary Sewing group,
as hospital, . pm.
MandieFaft group, every Thurs
day, second neor library,
Naval Station.
Ceramic Classes, TO 4 pm,
West Marsello Art School,
County Beach.
Cirele Two, First Methodist
Church. : pm.
Ladies Aid. Grace Lutheran
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
LEGION POST %
PLANS EXTENSIVE
BLDG. RENOVATION

An extensive renovation Of the
Post Home Of Arthur Sawyer Post
No. %, American Legion, began
on Monday, 1t was announced to-
day.
During the construction pro-
gram, the club facilities Of the
Ind floor Of the Post Home viii
be utilized. so as to avoid any
interruption Of the club services.
An opening date for the COM
pletely remodeled facilities win be
announced later.
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No March Meeting
For Garden Club

MRS. J. q. Tvskeg, pvhlIelsy
chairman fer me Key West Car.
den Clue, annevneed ssdsy NET
there weUld - ~ elvA RsesslAe
this menth end met Thvvsdsy'a
meeting he'd hse0 esnesllsd.
Annevneemens Win - mads ~
fire meeting fer April.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

Raymond L. Lenes, 10. iiis
Southland Street. and Margsiarite
Jane Smith, 10. D-7 George Allen
apartments, have applied for Q
marriage license At the office Of
County Judge Raymond n. Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
Mrs. James Sheppard, Recent Bride,
Is HonOred By Her Sister-in-Law

miscellaneous shower given Monday February g. at
st Paus Parish House Miss Betty Sheppard
Sstrenaw Mrs James Sheppard, bride The hall
beautifully decorated pastetinted flowers glado
ferns. Silver bells also part of the ARRANGEMENTS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04
St. Patrich's Day Ball Planned For
Benefit OF Palsy association

The newly Ladies Auxiliary Galley DePoo Me-
mortal Hospital sponsoring the annual dance
Hotel for the benefit of the Monroe County Palsy and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

the Lions Club Minstrel, you know
that every cent net viii 60 for a
good cause, and nobody viii bene.
fit except those that are in need.
You are giving to Charity and
having a good time at it, wha,
more could you want?
r r r
Our "whsf next" department
being slightly oVsreFowded, I'D
really have thought I didn't have
IN Inch TO spare for anything
new. Now ! know That cid
thought Of nothing new under fhS
sun Is 90 true, and . low bow
70 SYlVIs Appliances for HE les.
son.
You are probably SqviFmins
intentionally wondering what
10 coming and don't blame Yov.
know comes that het mesquite
weather how you bless The stink.
in old fog machines that rumble
through the city ell day and oil
night. Well. what next" Just
happens TO be . portable fog
machine that Is now on ssIs Of
SYIvla Appliances for slightly
under one hundred dollars.
With the same machine you
can ds-moth the closets, clean
the arts from under the kitchen
sink. fles the daws, and then 90
right eVtsids and spray eli The
bugs off The bushes, and make
fhs place unsafe for the peskY
mosquito TO poke % much - .
single skinny singer in for days.
All this electrically with . bug
Juice that Is 50 harmless 70 hv.
mans that you could put u In
your morning coffee, although "
you don't have Q taste for thsf
sort Of thing II isn't advisable.
Of course that sin'f ell that's
for sale a. SYIvis Appliances
which happens 10 be that new
place ever on Flsslsr Ave. They
have ell sorts Of commercial va
cum cleaners, sewing machines
and floor polishsrs.
II Is also . good place TO cell
when that Radio, tsisvlslon set,
Or sny ether household appliance
gees on the blink.
And while I'm on the subject
ef Sylvia Appliances, pleese
drive by some night and take .
coed loek a. the display they
hpve. Thal black light on fho
lvmInovs dFlftwoed 10 terrified
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

SS" s"S nee evNh Nentn9 ~
Just Yev ~ GENE IN Ell evo0lma.
tshe prehably heal, she'll sivo
Yev HE best sect IN Ne whoIs
darn saieen, TREY ere 90 eeodl
and che wllt Genre aFevnd elsea
10 eoo mat yes ere hoRpv amS
snlsrins yourself Then % n sAss
lsn't smsSph, ssa'n 81 W amA
sing . very torehY RomAer Msw
end then u yso eesE reel herd.
Thafs what we iika 10 zee, Mseeo
~ Meosl ugrervgrsrrwrsgevrvrl
= = =
! really don't know exactly how
to pronounce that last. 80 naxt
time you see mona, ask her, sha
can do 81
A real cute salad, and q peach
Of a salad at that 10 simple as
anything 10 make. Make Low
mounds ct cottage cheese On let.
taee dimes salad plates. Top with
two drained peach halves. Fii
each with cheese. Set "SaIl' cut
from gresn pepper uprikAt in each
and circle with pimieate. Cute 60
any table. Ia mere Tie aaeFrsex,
1 regular armada.
a = a
Wats Ter evF syivla
he Oelsflsl4 eel
Mhess hair de's tFem Demabd's
hse tsiemA an4 heR pal.
Shs lsss en- re psvsds
And well DID her dsssT
oonsla's tiEiaa her ~
And ske's nsw . real kasvsY.
A = a
WAieh al remiaAs ne. watch
these paFes e. Friday tsr -
wind-up e tie nela6sid aAcw
TasEa's gcnae be pssswes n svarg
sAtng. aHa wheu Sytsia's ma nexs
SEES haT LITTLE aAngAaeg. she'a
nOt gping 10 know her. Ths hid
really hooks goodi
Guess tAst's al he fAop hep
pisk arvuna Tor tn1aT kias. haa
| have q few hssIa savaass secrets
- Waits casAia' - Ssn't nlss
as Il eas3wyn sesma, ~ esias.
SAL Law ana ssmsf Hnd asK
htFfAsas sncceA TO ART Mar
ssxrz, aaxs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

Ore 81 the pleassntesi tasks
I hass evsry fsw Shep hopPeFs
e 10 sls Down and tell Ysu ahevs
shss uendsrsvl llfsls club sn lew.
Or nuvsI 81. the Celebrity Club.
The sniy thing cam figure eus
IL Why dent see more 81 Yeu
aawn there efsenes. Fer soed-
ness sakes. are you ED ssay-at.
hemssf Dent you ever 20 eusf
Well then. there are . eoupls ~
eIewns down there IN ne fern
~ Alkall Tie ard Al Reelnsen.
lsomasimes Us hard 10 tell
which q which, wire VIII greet
yse ax ysu Genre IN ire door ard
KEEP yeV hewlins the rest Of the
evening. Thsrs's alss cute jill
whe siss % there ard Kids tho
STARE. ard wsa 10 really great
when sha warts 10 plaY . ser.
la8s rsaosss. Therss her side
kiek Iask lwhs Is really her hva-
BARI. beysl We - . FasstwT -
hessis. apd we Srss tae ss0si.
cal hsnera ser Inc ~ Rshinssn
sAsaw. ard last h1t rot least
sh4ss's haeaa. 81 versatile . gel
80 ever fea'a @aas ~ saess,
FIsss ~ all shs ard Castro rSa
ne isins Al dsy leOs shs's si
AUsiasts. wren ssa meet hss 81
ne deer yss'a esSeF dream lsg
MAat q slanse0s pustt wat .
ksssasai SAan Stska Feu ses1 -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

Il Still isA't too hot 10 enjoy 4
nice bowl Of hot soup at, lunch
time. and I sure love mine with
nice erisry erotons. However noon
hour time being II premium
with most folks, ] think I've dis
covered ! real nice substitute.
First of 81, the soup, whether
home made Or canned, must be
nice and bot. Then sprinkle to
taste, any cold dry cereal, and
be sure It's fresh. Nice erispness,
nice taste.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-04

cant do them any good BY
writing about II at this late date,
but you'll remember told you
not to miss the Flower Show. And
just to show you that believe
in my own advertising, I read all
about 1t in the paper and
went on in myself. Well now, ]
noticed that there didn't seem to
be quite as many flowers as last
year, and in the miniatures and
shadow boxes, sometimes the ac-
cent was on the sublinlely beau.
tiful bric.a. brae that came out OF
our Key West homes, but then II
was different, as anything Key
West has 10 be. 50 perhaps 1t was
all to the good. For instance. the
first prize winner, the Red Shawl
shadow box by Mrs. Winters, was
the most Key West thing that
could have possibly have been ar
ranged, and couldn't be ignored.
II also showed the supreme arts.
Try Of this talented lady whose
work often reminds me of the ex-
qulsits artistry Of the japanese.
/ especially enjoyed the table set.
-tings, the orchid exhibit, that won
derfaI garden reproduced from one
Of our own Key West gardens, and
the two exhibits Of plant and fruit
life indigenous to key West. !
never before knew that q banana
leaf was good for anything except
10 fan yourself with while you were
eating q banana.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

See the huge fabric selection look the finer detailing touch the
uy these fabrics and you'll wonder how they could
oW You'll love the embroidery rc-roc jewel trims,
pearls lace trims cuWork tucks peos And those obrics
silks woo cotons synthetic bers and blends! Long, short
length sleeves suit every Taste every demand for fine quail
price low we're still goping Sizes 81 38 in any color.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

Smort Royon and Acetate Tissue FoilIe!
Sheer 15-Denier Nyons!
Eosy-Woshing 40-Denier NyIons!
Figure e-fIottering All Wool Jersey!
Luxurious Pure Silks! Shontunes!
Lustrous Orion and Silk!
Jiffy Wash Orion" and Cotton!
WrnkIe-resistont Orion" and Wool!
DeIicote Tissue NyIons!
. Hond-finished Embroidery Trims!
Charming Ric-Roc Trims!
. Lace Trims! PIeoted Trims! Tucked Trims!
Jewel Trims! Simulated Pearl Trims!
Woven Trims! Beaded Trims! Foncy Collars
'Du Points acrylc fiber
Evening star., 1953-12-20
There Is an Entire Section Of Our
Basement Devoted to These BIOuses

It's oImost cose Of anything you con name
we've sot-in this tremendous assortment
from a famous maker! Sizes 81 to 38 in white
and really dreomy coIors!
LansbHrshs asement-SPORTSWEAR
Evening star., 1953-12-20

Don't show the labels and they're yours for
song" said this famous maker of nationally
advertised bIouses Our buyer sang the right
tune =. so they're yours for a song, too!
0nO ~ 1o,,,I
Evening star., 1953-10-25
LANGUAGES
Personality Development

SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS can be achieved thrs
PERSONALITY ANALYSIS and DEVELOPMENT,
proyement and English 10th Successful Year c
further Information. Air Conditioned.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

gineers-7:30 pm. dinner and
meeting, Hamilton Hotel, Four
teenth and K streets NV. j. P.
Guyer, Eastern regional super
visor, johnson Wax Co., will
speak on "Wax and It's Use in
Industry"
Society of Naval Architects and
Marine Engineers, Chesapeake
section-5:30 pm. cocktails, $50
pm. dinner and 8 pm. meeting.
Aspects of Welding Research in
British Merchant Shipbuilding."
by r. B. Shepheard, director of
the Shipbuilding Conference,
Great Britain.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Science Calendar for Week

troll" by Dorian Shainin, chief
engineer, Rath & Strong, Inc.
Institute of Traffic Engineers,
Washington section -6 pm
meeting, pm. dinner, Army
and Navy Club, Farragut Square
at street NV. The speaker
| will be Harland Bartholomew,
chairman, National Capital Plan
ming Commission.
The Geological Society of
WaShington-8 pm. meeting,
Cosmos Club, Florida and Mass
achusettS avenues NV. Geo
logic Reconnaissance in Bolivia, +"
by H. A. Tourtelot. Structure
of the Little Rocky Mountains,
Montana" by M. M. Knechtel
and "Maf1c Intrusions as a Clue
to the Geologic History of the
Spruce Pine District, North Car
olina," by D. A. Brobst, j. L.
Kulp and Arie Poldervaart.
Friday.
American Society of Tool En-
Evening star., 1953-10-25

American Society of Tool En-
Evening star., 1953-10-25

science ana CecnntcGL society
meetings haze been announced
/ for this week by the Joint
4 Committee on Press Relations
/ of the District Council OF
Engineering and Architectural
Societies and the Washington
Academy of Sciences. All
meetings listed are open to the
public unless otherwise listed.
Tomorrow.
Society of Professional En-
gineers-8 pm. meeting, Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. audi
toril1m, Tenth and E streets
NV Engineering Aspects of
Naval Research" by Rear Ad-
mlral Calvin M. Bolster, chiet
of Naval Research, and demon
strations on the hazards of
static electricity, by William
Eathorne, Health and Safety
Engineer, Bureau of Mines.
IucS0ay.
Washington Audio Society
$50 pm, Dinner; 8 pm, meet
ing, United States Recording
Co., 1921 Vermont avenue NV
THE Piano, a High-Fidelity In
strument" by Albert Preisman.
Capitol Radio Engineering In
Stitute.
American Society of Civil En-
gineers-Noon luncheon meet
ing, Barker Hall, YWCA, Seven
teenth and K streets NV. Con-
struction Requirements to Main
tain a Sound Defense Program"
by Capt. A. D. Hunter, U. S. NJ,
deputy chief, Bureau of Yards
and Docks.
Society of American Bacteri-
ologists-8 pm. meeting, audi
torium, Army Medical Service
Graduate School, Walter Reed
Hospital. "Ant1genic Studies
Using Ammonium Sulfate-the
Differentiation of the Serologi-
cally Defined Form Variants of
Salmonella Pullorum," by j. E.
Williams, Bureau of Animal In
dustry, Agriculture Department.
Some Sociological Relationships
of Vibro Fetus," by K. Price,
L. Poelma and j. E. Faber, Live
Stock Sanitary Service and De-
partment of Bacteriology, Uni
versity of Maryland. Stand
ardization of Injecting Dosages
of Histoplasma," by D. S. Row.
ley, R. T. Haberman and C. w.
Emmons, National Institutes of
Health.
Society of Medical Technolo-
gists, Washington sections pm
meeting at George Washington
University out-patient clinic.
THE Role of the Medical Tech
nologiSt in the Diagnosis Of Can
cer." by DR.. Calvin T. Klopp,
regional director of the Ameri-
can Cancer Society and director
of the George Washington Uni
versity cancer clinic.
American Institute of Electri-
cal Engineers, Washington Sec
tion-6:30 pm. dinner, O'Don-
nell's Restaurant, 1909 E street
NV. 8 pm. meeting, Potomac
Electric Power Co. auditorium,
Tenth and E streets NV. There
will be the annual technical prize
paper competition and a movie,
Research Contributions by the
Naval Research Laboratory Sci
entists."
Wednesday,.
American Welding Society-8
pm. meeting, Potomac Electric
Co. auditorium, Tenth and E
streets NV. Richard Strattan,
Lincoln Electric Co., will speak
on welding Design" the first
of a series of topics of an edu-
cational series.
American Society for Quality
Control, Washington section
$50 pm. dinner and 1880 meet
ing, New Athens Restaurant, 1741
K street NV. THE Role of
Visual Inspection in Quality Con-
Evening star., 1953-10-25
- - DIRECTORY )ii9II G. or 81;
The Parker School

New address-1S2b Phelps Pl.,
8 blocks north Of Dupont Circle,
! block west Of Conn. Ave.
NO. 10000. Founded in 1888.
ugh our pers0nalixed courses In
Public SDeaking. Speech I'm.
atal0gue on REQUEST Phone for
Evening star., 1953-10-25
STENOMASK

II takes the place Of high speed
226-26O W.p.m. in Is lessons, II
to denomination Monday at 6:4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Payne and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. En-
NETT Wilkerson in Roxboro N. c.
Sunday
Everyone is invited to attend re-
v!Val services at Spring Creek
Baptist Church. beginning sun
day, Sept. 81, at 7:45 p. m. and
extending through Sunday eve
ming, Oct. 4 Rev John T Leitner.
OF Vera. Va. will conduct serV-
ices.
Mrs Sam Bailey entertained at
her home in Darlington Heights
Friday night, Sept 10, in celebra-
ton of the sixteenth birthdays of
her twin son and daughter, Son
ny and Anne Bailey. Games were
played on the lawn and refresh
mentS of ice cream, cake. nuts
and minis We're served The color
scheme was carried out III pink
and white, Among those present
were Hunter and Brett Watson
Grant Mobry Alfred Caller, Nam
cy Morris. Joan Scruggs, Nancy
Bailey, Edward Metcaf. Steven
Turner. Margaret. Earl and Fran
els SCuthall ana Beth Moore Also
Mrs Carter Sonthall and Miss Lois
Bailey.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

is c2nvalescing nicely after a
major operation at Camp Pickett
Hospital. several weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hurt, of
Kenbridge. were recent guests of
her father, Waverly Gaulding.
Mrs Buddy Magnesium visited
MI Magnesium at Camp Pickett
hospital last week
Visit Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arvin. of
Meherrin, were guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rob-
ertsoa, Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Sam Wagstaff, of
Richmond. spent last week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. Smith.
MI and Mrs. Hick Vaughan
were recent visitors in Victoria
Richard Layno, of Richmond
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L f. Layne, here recently.
Visit Sister
M. and Mrs Sandy Halllngton
visited her sister in Farmyille
last Sunday
MI. and Mrs. Bernard Faris. of
Richmond, spent the week end
with her parents. Mr. anu Mrs
Algie Gaulding
Mr., and Mrs Paul Zeigler were
in Farmvjile recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Hawkins
of near Victoria, visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A p Scott
last week end
Mr.. and Mrs John Bubb were
recent visitors III CreWe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Dunno
want. Of Victoria, visited her sister.
Mrs Luther Lewis, recently.
Mis- B NJ. Green spent several
days last week in Victoria
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Pulley were
in Farmyille, Monday
M. and Mrs. Metk Barden and
children. OF Green Bay, visited her
parents M ard Mrs. George Rob-
ertson, recently.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29

ris viii 60 or from there to Japan.
where she viii be stationed for
three years MISS Harris is a first
lieutenant in the nurses corps.
She finished her training at Fort
Lee.
Mrs. Frank Webb and children.
of Buckingham. are spending
some time with her father, M D,
Harris. Other visitors over the
week end in tie same home were
Nh and Mrs. Neal Moray and
children, Of Richmond.
Those visitine in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Covington.
Sunday. were Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Coving-
ton and small daughter, of Farm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-29
Darlington Hgts.

Four bows from the Darlington
Heights area are members of the
Randolph Henry Hieh School
football team. They are Harold
Metcalf. Thomas Metcalf, Jr.
Berkeley Cobb and Billy Shorter.
Harold is the team captain. Ran
dolph- Henry won its opening tilt
Friday night by banking Clarks-
vile 1910 The came played under
the new lights at Charlotte Court
House, inaugur9ted night football
in Charlotte County.
Mrs. Clarence WEIGH was host
ess to the Darlington Heights
Bridge Club Friday evening Mrs.
Emory Dillon, il. won first prize.