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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20

night at Club Morocco which was
tremendous success. Thirteen
models presented the latest spring
hair trends. Mrs. Mamie Hall won
radio, The next meeting of the
ehapter will be at the home of
Mrs. Al Marie erosion, 905 West
18th street, Mrs. Jack Bum, pres
ident, Rose Mary Hester, reporter.
The Connoisseurs invited many
collegians to a Valentine fete
Saturday evening, The party was
given In the beautifully decorated
home of Miss Ella Millsap. The
guests reported having enjoyed
themselves, Miss Joyce Nichols,
president; Miss Shirley Gibson
reporter.
Progressive club number six of
Mt Pleasant Baptist church gave
Its pre- Valentine party at the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Dorton. Games were con-
Quoted by Miss Resale Terrence
and Mrs. Edith Flakes. The hos
tess served a very tasty repast.
Samuel Posey, president; Mrs.
Mildred Powers, reporter.
Mrs. Eva C. Herndon, 17l2 Wolfe,
entertained three concert artists:
Misses Helen Pierson violinist,
Elan Dyon Levister vocal Solo
list and Ella Webb Cullins pi-
anist (Sister of Eva) all from
Prairie View college. Prairie View.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20

secretary,
A talent program will be given
March 8 at Morning Star Baptist
church. The program is being spon-
sored by the junior choir Shirley
Jackson is president. Rev. e. Can
ada is pastor.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Walker return
ed home after spending a month
here with Mrs. Walkers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams, ana
three weeks with Mr., Walkers
father in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The Walkers reside in California.
The Usher board of King Solo
mon Baptist church met last week
with Sam Martin, president, pre-
siding.
A Spring Tea will be given Mar.
l, at A. W Young YMCA from 4
to 9 p. m, sponsored by the jun
Tor choir of King Solomon Baps
church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20
GIRL SCOUTS NEWS

The st. Bartholomew Catholic
school troop was first prize win
ner at the annual meeting at the
Robinson auditorium for having
the best display. Their theme was
International Friendship. Mrs. Joe
Woods and Mrs. Dorothy Williams
are leaders Of the troop. There
were more than 40 exhibits. Elk
hibits were very interesting, to
mention some, Shiloh Baptist
troop, Mrs. Geneva Harrison, Lead
er. Mt. Zion Baptist troop, Mrs.
Silina Lewis, leader; Gibbs school.
Mrs. D. Crockett, leader; Capital
Hill, Mrs, Hollingsworth and
Quick, leaders; Booker T. Wash
ington school, Mesdames Leila M.
Hill, Dora Kicks and Martha Pat
terson, leaders; Bethel church
troop, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Peake,
leaders; st. Austine school, MIR.
Mrs. II, E Williams leader; Cary
er school, MIR, Miss Sarah Pool
and Mrs. Amacie Barnes, leaders
The brownie troop of Bethel
church had lots Of fun at their
Valentine party at the regular
meeting time. The brownies pre-
pairing to leave, were very busy
while singing their clean up song
Mrs. Leah Peake, leader.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20
MAJOR THEATRE

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my MAN AND T.
With Wendell Corey. Tom and
Jerry Cartoon News
SATURDAY Matinee Only
Tim Holt in TRAIL GUIDES"
and Charlie McGraw and Joan
Dixon in ROAD BLOCK"
Radar Men, Chapter s. Tom
and Jerry Color Cartoon
Opening SATURDAY, $3.50 and
SUNDAY MONDAY
MGM's Miracle TechnicOIor
Spectacle "MIILT0N
DOLLAR MERMAID"
With Esther Willi9ln, Victor
Mature, Walter Pidgeon. Color
by Technicolor. Cartoon. News
TUES $500 WE'D ....
Laurence Olive and Jennifer
Jones in CARRIE" With
Miriam Hopkin and Eddie
Albert.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20

grim Progress, 18th and Magnolia
Rev. B. j. Whitfield is pastor,
Tom Page. president; Mrs. Blanche
Handy, reporter,
The 6-1 grade of Jones element
airy school had a room program
last week honoring the boy scouts.
John Paul Riley, Billy j. VIII
hams and Lamar johnson were
in charge. They demonstrated the
scout laws, oath, slogan and mot
to. The group joined in singing
the scout song. Mrs. Earlee nj,
Taylor is sponsor of the group.
Miss Alma J. Jackson and Nina Is.
boxes were home over the week
end, They were 1850 graduates of
Jones and are now enrolled at
AM&N college where Miss boxes
is an honor student. Other north
siders who made the quarter roll
at AMIN were, Herbert l.. Carter
and Lorraine Jackson.
The Golden Cup contest will be
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20
Birthdays Of
Interest,"

Surprise for Sie-Last Tuesday
Mrs. Rosa Ratliff and friends sur
prised her husband. Sic Ratliff
with a birthday party at their
home 1905 Pulaski. In order that
the surprise party might be eff
fective, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar C.
Huston carried Mr.. Ratliff To
their home to watch TV pro-
gram, and returned him at the
proper time after all the guests
had arrived When Mr.. Ratliff
returned home accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs, Huston, all the other
guests gathered around and be-
gan singing Happy Birthday.
Mr., Ratliff was the recipient of
many lovely fits. After refresh
ments were served, games were
enjoyed, Those who helped to-
make the occasion a merry one,
were Mrs. Velma Frazier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Harris, Mrs. lola
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
johnson, MIR and Mrs. Floyd Till.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Kinsey, Mrs.
c. Rochell, Curtis Ratliff, Charley
Love and others.
Twins First Party-MArr. and Mrs.
B. 7. Lovelace, 1923 E. 18th. N.
Little Rock, gave a surprise birth
day party for Bowman Lewis and
along with their twin sons, Thur
man and Norman Lovelace this
week. This was Thurman and
Norman first birthday celebration.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20

Ercel lsh-who will serve as a
national honor guard" at the
fifth annual debutante presen-
tation in New York this week
at the 369th Armory, 142nd
and 9Th avenue. Fifty girls will
also be presented, fifty young
college men will serve as es-
eorts. There will also be fifty
ladies in waiting attending the
debutantes and fifty national
guards of honor giving t h cir
endorsement of t his cultural
program. The national guards
are selected because of the
contribution they have m d e
in their community, state and
country. Congratulations! Err
eel, we're very proud of you
and it's nice to know that Ar
kansas will be represented.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20

In sad bu1 loving memory of
Mrs. Francis Hood who passed
away February Il, 1852.
My dear, one year ago today
The Lord took you away.
And now IN Heaven we know
you rest,
We loved you, but God loved
you best
Sadly missed by Calvin Bryant,
father; Mrs. Mandy Peoples,
mother, Mrs, Catherine Stew
art, and Mrs. Clara Hood,
daughters; Rfuben Hood, SON;
Mrs. Lucy Williams. and Mrs.
Sallie Holloway, sisters: Hold
en-, Charles. Sam and Ike Bry-
ant brothers
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20
Station
Annie M. Bankhead

Annie M. Bankhead
A mass meeting will be held at
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church Sun
day at 4 p. m The purpose of the
meeting is to discuss the civic af-
fairs Of the community. The
speakers will be Rev. Harry Bass
and Deputy Sheriff Charles Bus
sey. Rev. p. A. Gold is pastor
of the church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20

MISS YOUNG
Marie Young, former operator
at EtheIs Beauty Shop an
nounces to her customers and
friends that she is now located
at FONTAlNE BEAUTY
SHOP, 722 w. 9 ST., Phi. 2-9965
Miss Young's Motto: "To Try
To Satisfy My Customers"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-02-20

Lula M. Christopher

The missionaries of Conner
Chapel AME church met at tn e
home of Mrs. Lula Green. Rev
Porter taught the lesson The
Bible class was taught by Mrs.
Glenn Hampton Rev. Q. z. Horne
Is pastor.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
Virginia College 10 Induct
IFS YOUNGEST President
By the Assoeioted Press


LYNCHBURG, Va, Mar. T.
DR.. William Fletcher Quillian, jr
the son of a college president
will be inaugurated here next
Saturday as the fifth and young
est president of Randolph Macon
Woman's College.
The 39-year-old former phi
losophy professor has actually
served as president since July
9, 1852. when he succeeded DR..
Theodore Henley Jack. He was
teaching at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity when he was appointed.
The inaugural ceremony will
be part of a three-day liberal
education conference beginning
Friday.
The family background of both
DR.. and Mrs. Quillian fit them
well for the life of a college pres
ident and his wife. DR.. Quillian's S
father. DR.. William F. Quillian,
was president of Wesleyan Col
lege, Macon, Ca, and now
executive secretary Of the South
east Jurisdictional Council of
the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Quillian's father, DR.. Lu-
ther A. Weigle, is dean emeritus
of the Yale Divinity School and
headed the translation commit
tee for the new revised standard
version Of the Bible. Her brother
is president Of st. Johns College,
Annapolis, Md. and a brother
in-law. DR.. Hubert Searcy. is
president of Huntingdon College,
Montgomery, Ala.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
$2S9,417 Raised
By March Of Dimes;
Officers Renamed

Reports Of a successful March
Of Dimes campaign accompanied
the election Of officers at the
quarterly meeting of the District
chapter for the National Founda-
tion. for Infantile Paralysis.
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue, drive chairman. announced
the total so far at $3.50, ,417.55,
surprising last years March of
Dimes campaign.
Officers Renamed.
Officers reelected were FL
wood H. Seal, chairman: Ford E.
Young, vice chairman: Robert "
Fleming, treasurer; John M.
Christie, assistant treasurer. and
Kenneth w. Spencer. secretary.
Sterling Ely also was named vice
chairman in accordance with new
bylaws authorizing two such
officers.
officers also will serve on the
Executive Committee along with
Sheppard Allen, James L. Mar
tin, I. j. Roberts, DR.. Henry S.
Robinson, Mrs. Charming S. WAL
ker, Mrs. William N. Schaefer,
Martin r. Wiegand, DR.. Carl Berg
and Harry L. Merrick.
Two New Members.
The chapter announced Mrs.
julius FriedenSon and H. Gabriel
Murphy as new members.
DR.. William j. Tobin, retiring
chairman of the Medical Advi-
sorry Committee, said 135 new
cases were reported last year, SO
more than were reported in 1854.
Last year. As District chapter
cases were hospitalized at Chill
dren's Hospital a total Of 1929
hospital days, with 1921 physical
treatments being given.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
OPERA

JAN PIERCE and MARIAN AN.
DERSON Reeitol.
CARMEN (Bizetl-ThO Complete
bon GIOVANNI (MezorD -
Overture ond ArioS and MAGIC
FLUTE (Mezart) - Overture and
Arias.
AIDA (Verdi) - Arios and IA
TRAVIATA (Verdi) - Overture
TIE BARsER or SEVILLE (Ros-
xinI-The Arios.
IL TROVATORE (VeFdi) - Arios;
AAlNlON (IhomoS) - Arios; AB-
DUCTION FROM THE SERAGllO
(Mozort)-OvsFfvre and Aries.
TENOR ARIAS-R. Sehoek with
Berlin OpeFo Orch.
The MARRIAGE or FIGARO
(MozuFf)-ArioS.
LUCIA DI LAAAIAERMOOR (Doni-
xefti)-Arios.
HIChIICHTS-TALES or HOFF-
MAN (offsnbGeh); AFRlcAlA
(AnoysTbs0F); BORIS CODOU-
NOW lAoVssoFsskYlj RlGOLET-
70 Nsrdil.
Evening star., 1953-03-08

BEETHOVEN - Piono Concerto
BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto
No. 3 in c Minor, Op. 81.
BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto
No. S in E Flot.
BEETHOVEN - Violin Concerto
In D, Op. 81.
BAcH-Violin Concerto No. 2
in E-Brondburs No. 2.
BOccHERINl-Cello Concert In
B EIot; BRAHMS OVERTuRES-
Academic Festival and Troeic.
BRAHMS-Piano Concerto No.
In D Minor.
BRAHMS-Violin Concerto IN b
Major, Op. ~.
CHOPlN-Piono Concerto No.
in E Minor, Op. II.
CHOPlN-Piono Concerto No. z.
DVORAK-cello Concerto In B
Minor.
FRANcK-Symphonie Voriaiiens
for Piano and Orch.
LISzT-Piano Concerto No. ! In
z Flof.
GRlEG-Piono Concerto In A
Minor.
KHAcHATURlAN - Concerto for
Piono and Orch.
lAIO-ceIlo Concerto.
LALO - Symphonic Esposnols,
Op. ~.
LISZT-Piono Concerto No. z,
etc.
MENDELSSoHN PIANO CON.
CERTO No. ! in 9 Minor. Md
SUMMER NIGHTS DREAM-PreI.
Ude; SeheTzo; etc.
MENDELSSOHN-violin Concerto
In E Minor, Op. 81.
MOZART-Piono Concerto in D
Minor kV@66.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
E;I!Il;T CONCERTS

AN HOUR or AMERICAN
WALTZES.
AN HOUR OF LATIN AMER
ICAN RHYTHAhS.
CHOPIN - Arthur Sanford ond
Corlo Vidvsso Piano Duet.
STRAUSS WALTzES-BeTlin Sym.
phony Orch.
VIENNESE WALTZES berlin
Symphony Orch.
Violin ECHOES or VIENNA.
MYsIERIoUs MUSIC OF Ro'
ci az HOUR OF POPULAR FAvo-
An HOUR OF oPERET1A IN.
STRUMEkiTAlS.
AN HOUR WITH IRVING BERLIN.
LATIN HOUR With MORO NO.
An HOUR or CONCERT SONGS.
AN HOUR OF PIANO DANCE
MUSIC.
DANCE PARTY. -
PIANO MELODIES OF CHOPIN
AND DEBuSSY.
MUSIC OF THE BALLET.
IScHAIKOWSKY MUSIC.
GREG PROGRAM.
PROKOFIEV-Peter and the wolf.
DEBUSSY'S - Children's Corner
Suite.
FAIIA-Nishis In the Gardens
Of Spoin.
MOZART Fine kIsina Noehf.
IscHAiKoWsKY - Swan Lake
SGRAVINsKY-Pssreuehko.
STRAUSS, R. - Don juan and
Other Selections.
DEBUSSY-Aftsrnoon Of q FoUn.
RAVEl-Bolero.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bollet
@skY.koRsAKoFF- coprieeio
MoussoRcsKY-Pietur.. at an
Exhibition.
DEIlBES - ceppsIlo BoIIst and
HOUR WITH TscHAlkowskY.
WACNER-Siefried IdyIl.
BRAHMS - V1Fiotions on q
Theme by Haydn.
HOUR WITH RICHARD STRAUSS.
HOUR WITH FRANZ SCHUBERT.
HOUR WITH MOZART.
BERLIOZ-hoFoId in lfoIy.
LISZT-Mephisto Waltz; Mazep-
DO; ToSso.
Hour WITH CHOPIN.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
PRODUCT OF l3s|:la:| CORP OF AMERICA

FRA DIAVoLo (Avbsr) - The
Complete Arios.
WILLIAM TELL (RossinI) - The
Complete AriaS.
DON PAS0UALE (Donizstti)-
The Complete Arias.
OFFENBAcH: TALES or HOFF.
MAN (Exeerpts).
GYPSY PRINCESS (Kalmon)-
Arios; Die Meisfersinser.
Ia BOHEME lPUeeini)-ExeeTpfS.
MADAME BUTTERFLY (Pveeini)-
1ANlHAusER (wasn.r) - tx.
RicoiErro tverdi)-Exeerpts.
cAVALLERlA RUSTlcANA Mos.
eogni)-Excsfpts.
PAcIIAccI teoneovolIo) - Ex.
Ser RosENkAvALIER tssraus.,
tristan AND ISOLDE (wasn.r)
THE FLYINc oUTcHMAN CWos-
ner)-Excerpfs.
MARTHA tflotow)-Exeerpis.
Evening star., 1953-03-08

BEETHoVEN-Symphony No. z
in D Major. Op. 36.
BEETHOVEN-Sympheny No. ;
in Flot "Eroieo."
BEETHOVEN-Symphony No. 4
in 3 FIot. Op. 80.
BEETHoVEN-symphony No. 5
in c Minor, Op. 81.
BEETHoVEN-Symphony No. 6
in 2 Moior, op. SO.
BEETHOVEN-symphony No. J
in A Major, Op. 20.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. 8
in r, Op. %.
BEETHoVEN-symphony No. 3
in D Minor lChorol).
BERLlOZ - Symphonic Fontos-
oRODlN-symphony No. 2 in
B Minor.
BRAHMS-Sympheny No. ! In c
Minor, Or. SO.
BRAHMS-Symphony No. 3 in 2
Moior, Op. 30.
BRAHMS-symphony No. 4 In E
Minor, Op. 20.
DvORAK-Symphony No. 4 In
G, Op. SO.
DVORAk-Symphony No. S in E
Minor (New World).
FRANCK-Symphony in D Minor.
HAYDN-Symphony No. % The
Oxford"
MISUNDERSTANDING No. "a in
6 Major "SUrprise.
HAYDN - Symphony No. 100
The MilitoFy."
HAYDN-Symphony No. lol in
D Clock"
HAYDN - Symphony No. 1903
The Drum Roll"
MAHLER-Symphony No. 4 in 9
Major.
MENDElsSoHN-Symphony No.
3 The Scotch"
Evening star., 1953-03-08
SEl,llI31l Srl!Il1IISII3S

MENDELssoHN-symphony No.
4 The Itolion.''
MOZART-Symphony No. ~ in
A Major kv201; BEETHOVEN
Eemonf Overture, Op. g.; Leo
more Overture No. 3 Op. u.
MOZART - Symphony No. 81
"Poris" in D Major, kv297;
MOZART-Symphony No. ~ in
G Major, kvl99.
MOZART - Symphony No. SO
"Prosue" in D Major, kv5o4.
MOZART-Symphony No. " in
G Major, kvl99.
MOZARI-Symphony No. IS in
D ''Hoffner; MOZART - Sym
phony No. 36 in c Linz"
MOZART-SymphonY No. 80 in
E FIot, kv543.
MozART-Symphony No. 40 in
9 Minor.
MozART-sympheny No. Al In
c Major Jupiter"
ScHUBERT-Symphony No.. 3 in
D Major.
scHUBER1-symphony No. 9 in
B Minor Unfinished"
ScHUBERT-Symphony No. 3 In
c Major.
SCHuMANN - Symphony No. ]
in B Flof.
ScHUMANN - Symphony No. z
in c Major, Op. 81.
ScHUAANN - Symphony, No. ;
in Elof "RhAniSh
SCHUMANN - Symphony No. 4
in D Minor, Op. 100.
SlBEllUS-Symphony No. 2 In
D Major.
TscHAIKowsKY-symphony No.
4.
TscHAlKoWsKY-sympheny No.
5 in E Minor.
TScHAIKOWSKY-Symphony No.
8 "Pofhetiqve."
THE HEART or THE SYMPHO.
MES.
Evening star., 1953-03-08

PACANINl-Violin Concerto No.
I; CHAUSSOk-Poeme. RACH-
MANlNOFF-Piono Concerto No.
2 in c Minor.
SAINT-SAENS - Piano Concerto
No. 2.
ScHUMANN-Piono Concerto in
A Minor.
SCHUMANN-Cello Concerto In
A Minor, Op. 1872.
Evening star., 1953-03-08

r. II. HULL, veteron MonGssV and
eonsuItont, who hos just completed
IS yeors Of continuous Sonotone
service. His long experience with
heorins problems Is ovoiIoble with
out obIisotion. Make on oppoint-
ment for consultation and heoEins
test in the Sonotone office or in the
privacy Of your own home. Write
or phone District 7-o92l.
Evening star., 1953-03-08
.IdIsL1! SIIIlJI3S and Ia3d3f1!y

EVERLASTING SHOWS - Persy
and Bess; Show Boot.
lEHAR-Merry Widow; Land Of
Smiles Excerpts.
AN HOUR or OPERETTA FAVO-
RITES.
OKLAHOMA; THE KING AND I.
Evening star., 1953-03-08

BROADWAY HITS arranged by
R. BENNETT.
STRAUSS-Die flederntous.
HOUR OF STRAUSS OPERETTAS.
HOUR OF VERDI OPERAS.
HOUR OF OFFENBAcH MUSIC.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-10
George VI. Newton,
OF Buckingham, Dies

George Matthews Newton 10,
Buckingham county farmer died
Monday. july g. at his home near
Weaithia.
Funeral rites will be held at
BUCKINGHAM Baptist Church, Gold
Hill Buckingham county, after ar
rival Of a daughter from CalIfOr-
MIA
He is survived by his wife, Mis-.
Mary Dunkum Newton; one son,
Matthew Z. Newton; II daughters,
Mrs. r. H. Harris, Of DillWyn, Mrs.
j. w Daniel. of Columbia. Mrs e.
w. Woodson and Mrs L. F. Pace,
Of Bremo Bluff Mrs. o. S Thomas,
Of Red House. w Va. Mrs, j S.
Davis, of Los Angeles, Calf, Mrs,
J. ". Newton and Mrs j II.
Hitchcock, of Richmond, Mrs r.
L. HudoinS and Mrs. L. f. Newton,
of New Canton. and Mrs. l.. w.
Davis, of ScottSville; two brothers.
Milford and w l.. Newton Of New
Canton. three sisters Mrs Calvin
Talley. of STAGE junction. Mrs.
Hattie Dunkum of New Canton.
and Mrs. Alice Snoddy. Of Rich
mond: 20 grandchildren and six
ereat- Grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-10
DIR. Robert H. Putney,
Cumberland Native,
Dies In n. c. Hospital

Or. Robert II Putney, 60, native
OF Cumberland died Thursday.
July o. at 3 a m, in hospital
at Rocky Mount, N. G.
A funeral service will be held
Friday at 4 .. m at Fin City. n.
c., where ne had lived and prac-
ticed medicine since 1914
Dr., Putney was educated at Fork
Union Military Academy and the
Medical College of Virginia
H. is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ruth Jones Putney; one son, DR..
Robert II Putney. IL. of Elm City,
N. O.: three sisters, Mrs. H Fl.
AmouS. OF Cumberland Mrs. ?
w Adkins. Of Adkins, and Mrs,
w r. Dodd. Of Richmond. Two
brothers, S. w Putney of Farm
vile. and ] VI Putney, Of Cumber-
land and tNo grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-10

MI. and Mrs. Woodrow Town
send. Earmvtile boy July 8.
Nh and Mrs, A A Calhoun,
cullen boy July g.
MI. and Mrs Julian Ingram.
Victoria. Girl, July 4
MI. and Mrs w. B, Hogan,
Farmy.lle. boy, July s.
MI. and Mrs. Leland Bottoms
Sunnyside GIRL, July 5.
NJ and MIS-. Leonard Nj. wat
son. Farmyile, girl, July D.
MI. and Mrs NOrveil J Rey-
uoldsa Charlotte c. H. boy, July D.
MI. and MIS-. Calvin r Burke
Falmville. girl. July 3.
MI and Mrs. f. B Buche",
Manteo. girl. JGly 8.
MI. and Mrs. S p. Allen, Cum
berland. GIRL, July I.
Mr.. and Mrs H r. Ward, III,
Chase City. girl, July Z.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-10
Social -Acti;vi;ties

Mr.. and Mrs, T. A Allen have
returned after spending a week
with their daughters. Mr.. Allen
was the guest OF his daughter
Mrs. Harry Padgett and Mr. Pad
gett III Buena Vista, Va. while
Mrs. Allen spent the week with
her daughter. Mrs Ashby Full
cher. and MI F'ulcher in South
Hill, Va
Miss Kay Carmen Vargas, of
Washington, D. c., IS visiting her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
Matherly
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Armlstead
Jr., and children. OF South Hill,
were week end guests OF his
mother and sister, Mrs. j. A.
Armistead and Miss Frances
Armistead.
Recent guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Ward, Sr.,
were Mrs Delea B. Morris and
Mrs. James Morris and daughter.
Teddy. of Norfolk, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Ward and son, Jimmy, Of
Alexandria, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Armstrong. Of Long Island,
N Y.
Mrs. CreoIa L. Meinhard, Of
Richmond, Mrs w. B. Lang,
Misses Nancy Lang and June
Meinhard, OF Gainesville, spent
Tuesday as guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Meinhard
Mr.. and Mrs. Vito Marchese
and family. OF Richmond, Miss
Belle Lyon, OF Richmond. Miss
Annie Laurie Lyon, Of Newport
News. and MI and Mrs. Marion
Grigg and boys. Of Kenbridge.
were guests of their mother, Mrs.
Anderson Lyon. and sister, Mrs.
Paul Simpson. and Mr.. Simpson.
L. N. Layne. Jr.. and daugh-
ter Nancy. and Elizabeth Ann
Whitaker spent Thursday night
in Richmond with MI Layne's
sister. Mrs. l.. H Cosby, and
family
Miss Matte Spencer Willis has
left to spend the remainder of
the summer with relatives in
Cape Charles and Norfolk.
Mrs. Myrtle Gray is improving
at the Southside Community Hos
pltal
Mr. and Mrs Maynard Smith
and family, of Alexandria. visit
ed her father. j. M, Woodruff
and sister. Miss Annie Woodruff
during the week end. and little
Bobby Smith has remained for a
longer visit with them.
Nh and Mrs. Dennis CrltZer
have returned from a weeks stay
at Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Noel spent
the past week end with their son
and daughter in law, Dr.. and
Mrs. w. w Noel. in Henderson
N c.
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Hospital News

Seventy patients entered South
side Community Hospital, last
week Sixteen babies II sirls and
five boys We're born 'durin@ the
week. also
White patients who entered the
hospital were,
Kenneth HUdgins Farmville,
Pittman Amos, Farmville Thomas
Candy Farmville. Mrs James H.
Fov!kes, Burke>llle Mrs Andrew
Godsey, Cumberland. Mrs. James
C. Shelton, Crewe; f Eugene
CLARK, Keysville Howard Linger-
felt, Crewe; Mrs Otis H. Whitley.
Chase City; Phillip f, Beopple
CreWe; Bobbie Martin Cumber-
land Mrs Thomas Toonc. Chase
City Mrs Rankin Dowdy Farm
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Club Calendar

Methodist w. S. c. S. Fellow
ship meetlng-a Joint meeting OF
Women's Society of Christian
Service and the Circles will be
held on Monday, July l3, in Fell
lowship Room of Church. The
circles will have short meeting
at 7::30 p m, followed by the
Auxiliary meeting at 800 Please
note change OF date Mrs. George
Sexton of Shreveport. La, will
be the speaker.
Presbyterian circles, Monday
July 49, Circle No |, at 1900
a. m. chairman Mrs. Clyde Bliss
hostess Mrs. C. F Wilson. CO.
hostesses, Mrs. J. H. Tabb, Mrs
F.. B. Simkins. No. 2, at 1870 a
m. chairman, Mrs. A. M. DeMuth
hostess, Mrs. j. l. Gordon, CO.
hostess. Mrs. c. H. DoWdy No
3, at 1000 d. m. chairman. Mrs
r. B. Crawford, hostess, Mrs
Joel Watkins. Jr. No. q. at $3.50
p. m. chairman, Mrs. J. p Lam
caster, hostess, Mrs. Bascom
Price. No. 5. at 800 p. m, chair
man and hostess, Mrs i. j. Full
cher, Jr, co-hostess, Mrs. Earl
KRONER. No s, at 800 p. m.
chairman, Mrs W. F. Rhodes
hostess Mrs. H. w Stuart. No
7, at 800 p. m. chairman, Mrs
T. L. Snyder, hostess, Mrs. j A
Wilkerson, co-hoStess, Mrs. x. l.
Wilkerson No s. at 800 p m
chairman, Mrs H. E Southall
hostess. Mrs. B. P Smith. CO.
hostess, Mrs. Walter Morton
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vile MIS-. W.lne Hester Chase
City. MIS- Mildred Carter Chase
City; Mss Pauline Atkins Farm
vile: Mrs. BuioId ID BY ant,
Keysville: Mrs. d. II Com Appa-
mattox. Arthur Garrett Victoria.
Mrs. ?. F. Rush Alcoma Mrs
Harvey d. GRAY FaImville; Mrs
Richard OWnby. Dlllwyn Joe B.
Bryant. Amelia Houston /. Kirk,
Ontario: Mrs. Charlie Rathburn,
Crewe Mrs Alfred M Finch Gull
len; and Earl Woodfn. New Cam
ton.
Parents of the week We're
Nj and MIS-. Clifford Gibson,
Farmville gn1, July 2
Mr. and MIS- William L. Dandy,
Cumberland enl. July
Mr. and Mrs Robert Linville,
Burkeville. girl. july ;
Mr. and MIS- Curtis Oaten,
Blackstone. girl July 3.