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Quietly They Go About EIls
Business

The patients at the Cornelius
Nursing Home look forward to
visitors. Among those who go
there and offer spiritual help are
Mines Mary Collins and Myrtle
Potter. Deacuneases OF st. Peters
AME church.
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on an injured pianist, but the hands
become uncontrollubls
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writer falls in love with beautiful
Italian qiTl. TO win her he must prove
the authenticity Of On ancisni statue Of
boTsr
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Hiss Z NIGHT owl PLAYHOUSE
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bot and Peggy Stuart
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TslsNsion Gistin5s


400 Z WORLD or AVIATION
WORLD AROUND us-R"hS.
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Thoughts
Few wives could recognize
themselves from the description
their husbands give to Galescierks.
Society In made up OF doctors.
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7lSo s SATURDAY TlIgArRE-M Movie
800 Z RED RYDER Western
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600 4 SPACE PATROL
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no Space Bugs who tnhahn The
lroEsn Wnsisa on Uranus Try 20 disrupt
thsrma dynamo experiment. By Rang
sra Brown dnd Boyd.
TIMMYS SATURDAY IRMBoREg
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ktds--on until It's pm.
1000 Z SUPER CIRCUS
liio0 4 TALENT HUNT VARSITY
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iiioo Z MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
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his SATURDAY MATINEE-M0vIs
400 COMEDY MN
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EXPERIMENT NO. ~
Ass Z AhGERIcAN LEGION BASEBALL
s,oo . WESTERN TNIATRE
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soures ot bootleg liquor that hos caused
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tuthsrR words that there 10 no such
hing - make bsllsyS eomLna trus.
CAMPBELL ~ BouNpSfRGk
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Story q a man with sEcspsionai ehqm
and quick wit who miaassa hts ability
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sGs0 MAN AGAINST cNTAEE-MysasrY
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around The Siaius Of LiesItI.
spears HALL on RAsaR
si4s RAaaLfN' WIN RUSS
Zoo Nm. MRs. NORTHWESTERN
snds as very surprising murder
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prove his innocsncs
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a chemistry laboratory.
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The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
l8 RECEIVED FOOTBALL LETTERS

Members of the Palmer High School Pep Club and football team held their second annual dinner Monday night of this week at the Elks Home.
 The Pep Club was in charge of arrangements and many parents attended the affair, held in the form of pot-luck dinner.
 Football coach, Norman Rousey presented certificates to the fol- lowing players: Bob Smith, Larry McAllister, Jim Goodman, Dick Ganschow, Joe Lentz, IT,, Riley Curtis, Bill Harris, Carl Zaborac, Leo Plumley, Paul Campbell, Robert Barry, Dave Archer, Larry Puddicombe, Ralph Kir- cher, Dick Hendrickson, Carl Hendrickson, Ray Winegarner
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
Coach and Mrs. Robert Crites, MT.

Coach and Mrs. Robert Critics, MT and Mrs. William Zahradnicek Bill Zahradnicek, Virginia Reed Leona Burton, Carol Clark, Ste phanie Sobzack, Bob Detz, Erma Lou Wagoner, Dr. and Mrs. C. c, Bailey, David Porter, Gene Kirs- oh, Eileen Donnan, Margaret Weaver, MT. and Mrs. Fahnestock, Ave Brown, Gwendolyn DeLapp, Jan Koslosky, MT. and Mrs. Guy Woodings, MT. and Mrs. Cecil Bates and Alfred Kirscn.
 Also, Ina Thompkins, Jack Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Glenn Bur nett, Norman Rousey, Lorene Uzelac, Jean Burke, Barbara Kndgren, Alma Roark, Debris Foster, and Carol Wood. The lat ter five girls are members of the school Pep Club.
 The planes will return to Pal mer Sunday, November 29, leav- ing Kodiak field at 10 o'clock in the morning.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
Junior Skiers To Be Guest Al
 Ski Club Meeting

All members of the Matanuska Ski club and all interested per- sons are invited to attend the regular meeting of the club to be held Tuesday evening, December l in the Coop club room, begin ming at 8 pm.
 All members and potential members of the Junior division of the club will be guests. Junior activities for the coming season will be outlined. Ski scenes from the Little Susitna area will be shown during the evening, in- cluding a few feet of the races held this past Spring.
 Membership in the ski club is open to the public and all per- sons Is years of age or older are invited to join the senior division of the club. Junior members must be between the age bracket of 10 years and Is years. this divi- sion also is open to the public.
 Attractive hand patches have arrived from Switz- erland and are available from club members at one dollar apiece.
 All members, especially the juniors, are urged to attend the
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
R Basketball Fans To Make
 Flight 10 Kodiak

Friday morning at 10 am, two DC-3's, operated by Reeves Aleutian Airways, will leave Pal mer airport for Kodiak with 48 local basketball players and fans aboard. The planes will make the trip to Kodiak in ample time for a bit of sightseeing around the city before the Palmer High School basketball team plays the first of two scheduled games with members of the Kodiak City and Kodiak Naval Base high school teams. Following another full day of exploring-for-fun the Moose will play their second game on Saturday against the Naval base team.
 Team members who will be going are: Ray Winegarner, Ben Ross, Fred Wilkes, Don Ingalls,, Joe Lentz, Robert Smith, Dick Ganschow, Larry Bentti and Bill Harris. One additional player may be added to the list.
 Others planning to make the trip, including school staff mem bers and basketball fans, are:
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
PALMER MOOSE MEET AIR FORCE TEAM TONIGHT

Palmer High School basketball players will have an opportunity to sharpen their plays before meeting the two Kodiak teams Friday and Saturday of this week, when they meet the 5006th Vehicle Repair Squad basketball team from Elmendorf tonight at the Palmer School gym.
 This is the basketball team that was scheduled for game last Friday but who were prevented from coming to Palmer by a planned alert practice in the An chorage area. Substituting for the airmen were the Moose Club bas- ketban players who handed the high school boys slight trounc- ing.
 Coach Robert Critics has been holding regular practice sessions in the school gym nearly every night, working hard on their man-to-man and zone offense. With only three lettermen on the squad this year, Critics has been concentrating on building the team into we'll coodinated group.
 The railbelt basketball schedule opens December g when Fair banks meets the Anchorage Eag- les on the Anchorage court. Pal mer's first railbelt game will also be played in Anchorage against the Eagles on Friday, December II.
 First of the series to be played in Palmer will be December 19 when the Seward Seahawks travel to this city following game with the Eagles on Decem- Der IT.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
Palmer RifIemen Take Third Win From Fairbanks

For the third straight time, members of the Matanuska Val ley Sportsmen rifle club defeated the Tanana Valley Sportsmen's rifle club, this week with IT. point margin.
 Jack Dodge of the Palmer high five was high shooter for the second successive week with a total of 390. John Harris of the same team tied Dodge for first position with the same total. Chuck Lohr was high man on the Fairbanks team with 389 total. This was the third of a five-shoot match planned between the two teams.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
TO REOPEN
 FISHING HEARINGS

Alaska fishing hearings on 1854 fishing regulations will be re- opened in the territory, Regional Director Clarence J. Rhode of the Fish and Wildlife Service an nounced last week.
 New methods to rebuild and maintain the pink salmon runs in Southeastern Alaska will be sought.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
NEW HOURS SET FOR ARR FREIGHT DEPOT

The Alaska Railroad freight house at Anchorage will go on a new winter schedule beginning December l. The freight house will be open five days a week, Monday through Friday from am. to 5 pm.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25
PUBLISHES l2s-PAGE PAPER

The Fairbanks Daily News Miner published a 128-page pro- gress edition on November 19. A total of 21,000 copies was printed in nine colors on a rotary press, the first to be printed on the papers newly-installed press.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-25

and Tom Yerbic, team manager.
 Letter awards had previously been given to the players at a school assembly held in the school gymnasium November 20.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-22
s4OTlEk

INVITATION FOR BIDS
 Sealed Bids in single copy will be received by Tony Schwamm, Director of Avia- tion. Department of Aviation Territory of Alaska, until l 1):0O A. M., September 8, 195? and then publicly opened, for construction of SeapIane Landing Facility at Kodiak, Alaska.
 Details, proposal forms and necessary plans and specifications can be obtained from the Department of Avia- tion. Room POP, Glover Bldg, Anchorage, Alaska. A deposit of $25,00 will be required to insure return of the contract documents in good condition.
 A 10 per cent Bid Bond and
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-22

WANTED-part time inves- tigator on fee basis for Ko- diak and immediate vicinity
 Interesting work. Reply box number A ,705, giving age,
 address and qualifications. including past and present business experience. 6-s
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-22
KODIAK ''TFPOR

;" ne r~n Performance Bold will ha required.
 Tony Schwamm, Dlrector
 Department of Aviation
 Box 2215
 Anchorage, Alas 6 1st Pub. 8-22-53 Last Pub. 9-5-53
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-22
~ OTTO E

The next business meeting of the B. B.P.W. will be held a the home of Mrs. Marshall Crutcher, August 31.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-22
e. SPEED

WANTED - two elementary
 school teachers for 1953-54
 school term. Phone 3044 te tween 8 am and 4 bn daily.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-22
Homes for Scle

Three bedroom home with hardwood floor and tile bath and kitchen. Overlooks Potato patch Lake. Selling for only $12,500.
 Two bedroom home with some furniture. Building needs re- pair work. Good buy at $455O and only one block from Post Office.
 One bedroom completely fur nished house on Cope Street. Has three quarter basement that can be used as extra bed- room. $6500 will purchase. One bedroom partially fur nished home on Mission Road. Just outside City limits. $450O will handle.
 Business opportunity, 27,00O acre cattle ranch on Antone Larson Bay. Includes 20 head of cattle, two buildings, silo. farm machinery. Will produce sufficient beach rye for winter feed. Exceptional buy at $15, 1000.
 Completely furnished one bed room home located on the base road. Selling for only $e500. INSURANCE DEPT. BANK OF KODIAK
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-22

Wednesday night WI b, game night at the Ejks Club
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11
Oak Forest

Oak Grove Church WMU held
its special Lottle Moon program
at the Church. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Parker was leader Of
the program
Mrs, Creola L. Meinhard. Of
Richmond. and Miss June Mein-
hard, Of Cartersville. visited Mrs.
c. f. Meinhard and Mrs. w. S.
Anderson. Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McAlliSter
Of Robions, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. c w Anderson, Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs Albert jenkins
and Mrs. Garris. of Cumberland.
visited Mrs. c. f. Meinhard and
Mr. and Mrs w S Anderson
Sunday morning. Gordon Mein-
hard, Of Farmville. also visited
his mother, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Meinhard
and boys, of Guinea Mills, visited
Mrs. c. E. Meinhard and Mr.. and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11

r r. Moon. of Warminster
visited Mrs. Charlie Taylor. Sat
uday afternoon.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Reid, of Nor
folk. spent the Thanksgiving holt
days with her parents, Mr., and
James Baird and daughter, spent
Mrs. Rolfe Gregory.
Miss Porter Baird and Mrs.
the Thanksgiving holidays with
Edwin Birsch, of Lewiston. Pa.
Mrs. Baird's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Spencer. of
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w A. Baird this week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Epperson.
Mrs. Leila Micklem, and Miss
Porter Baird, were business visit
orS in Fayetteville this week.
Misses Minnie and Estelle Wood
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Crews. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. jeff Crews spent several
days in Richmond last week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11
New Canton RID

MI and Mrs. T. w. Harris and
children, Tommy. Mary Ellen
Bill and Sara. Of Winston Salem
N. c.. were week end guests of
her sister. Mrs A D de Betten-
court
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Zickafoose
of Ashland. are receiving con-
gratulations on the ARRIVAL Of a
daughter. Carolyn Sue, at Medical
College Hospital Richmond. Nov
81. Mrs. Zickafoose will be remem-
bered here as Miss Esther Davis.
Vernon Bickford. of Anna Ma
ria. Fla. spent several days. last
week, withA his mother
Leaves for Camp
Pfc. Aleck Clark left for Camp
Kilmer. N j.. where he will re-
ceive his overseas assignment in
the near future
Mrs Fraklin Wilson, of Gold
Hill. very ably presented a book
on stewardship to WINS members
of Arvon. Buckingham and Mt
Zion Churches at Mt Zion. We'd
nesday night
w. c. Davis left for his home
in Wildwood, N. j., last Thursday
after spending six weeks with his
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11

brotner-.n-laT and sister Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Martin,
Recent visitors at MT. Ida the
w. r. Piercy home, We're Mr. and
Mrs haywood BoggS and childre T.
Of Fairfax, Mrs Otto P, Grose and
son. Bobby and Mrs William Lip
scomb and children. all Of Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Apperson.
Jr. and sons. B. L.. III. ana M
chael were business visitors in
Farmville. last Thursday
Visits Parents
Earl Davidson. of Richmond
was a week end guest of his par
entS, Mr. and Mrs j. J Davidson
K. B Mahon. Jr, hunted With
friends here. last Saturday.
Mrs E w Bedford received
word, last week. that her brother
who has been critically i'll in
Kentucky. is improving.
w. P Davis, of Richmond. has
been on an eXtened visit to his
old home here.
Attend Funeral
Mrs j l.. Clary and son Aleck.
attended the funeral of A. M.
Spong, Jr., in Richmond. last Fri
day. His widow is the former Miss
Virginia Boatwright Gayle. Of
Gold Hill
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Paul w. Cave are happy over
the arrival of their daughter. Gym
thia Louise. at Medical College
Hospital, Dec 4.
Captain A D. de Bettencourt,
who has been in Korea for about
l6 months. expects TO join his
family here in January
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-11
Dillwyn Rt. 3

Farmers welcomed the nice to-
bacco season. They have market
ed some since sales opened and
seem to be very well pleased With
prices
Junius Cobean and Joe Pen
cola, of Alexandria, spent last
week with his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Stinson, and
enjoyed hunting.
Henry Stinson and his en-
ployer from Hampton spent day
recently hunting with his ne
pheW. K. M. Stinson.
MI. and Mrs. Austin Bullock,
Of Richmond. visited his sister,
Mrs. j G. Atwater, last Satur-
day. Sunday visitors from Rich
mond were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
ME Moore and children.
Sunday visitors in the J. j.
Stinson home were Mr.. and Mrs
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Mrs. Linwood Tatum has re-
Gently had a stroke and is in
Southside Community Hospital
Farmville.
Mrs. Harry March has been
quite sick again.
Mrs Preston Mertz spent Sun
day in Richmond and called on
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs
M. K. Davis. Sunday night. Other
guests were Miss Mary Anderson,
Harry Mann, Holley Reid. Bob
Williams and friend, of Medina.
Ohio, Clarence Ferndon. Mrs.
Latham Harvey, Linda and Betsy
Tatum and Dick Clayman and
friend. Of York. Pa.
Miss Mary Anderson attended
the marriage OF her niece. Miss
Martha Ann Pitts, at Fine Greek
Church in PoWhatan county, Sat-
urday night. to Thomas Beverley
Wood Guests in her home lately
were Mrs. Lee HudginS. Mrs.
Warren Davis and Lindray, Mrs.
B. L. Apperson, Mrs. Flossie B.
Hudgins, Of Goochland MI and
Mrs. Joseph Pace, MI. and Mrs
Harry March, Mrs. H. K. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. M. K Davis.
Mrs. Herbert Anderson had the
misfortune to burn her leg 1t IS
not too serious.
Kramer Anderson killed a IL
pound turkey last week.
Mrs. Richard Bryant and Mrs.
Norman Putney had their broth
ers and sisters-in-l visiting
them during thanksgiving week
end, and they both gave them
beautiful parties, which were at
tended by the neighborhood
friends. They served the most
beautiful and delicious refresh
mentS in each home.
Roy Hill spent the week end
with his family
Walter Davidson fell recently
nd fractured his hip. He is in
the Baptist Hospital. Lynchburg
MI. and Mrs. Paul Cave are be-
ng congratulated on the birth Of
daughter at a Richmond hos
Dltal. last week