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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Dr.. and Mrs Robert Brumtield
pent the past week end with Mrs
j NJ Andrews, of WaVerly Farm
II Summerset, Va
Mr. and Mrs E. II. Moore, Jr.
Of Richmond are the Thanks
giying~gueSts OF her mother. Mrs
Charles Hail Davis. Jr.
Miss May Henry Sadler, of Viz
ginia Beach was the overnight
guest of Miss Sarah Graham,
Wednesday, en- route to her home
IN TazeWell
Capt. and Mrs Larry O. Leas
and daughters. Mary Erlene and
Nancy Carol. arrived Friday Nov.
20. from Japan. They are visiting
Mrs Leas' parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G.. H. Reid here in Farmville
prior to continuing to Capt. Leas
new assignment with the 82nd
Airborne Division at FIT. Bragg.
N. c.
Miss Dorothy Billings. of Fair
fax, is spending Thanksgiving
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
T. Billings.
Mrs. Mark l.. Hawkins and
daughter, Dee, of Richmond, are
spending Thanksgiving day with
her mother. Mrs w s. Overton.
Miss Ann Page Jones is attend
ing the football game in Roanoke
on Thursday
J A. Barbee, of KinSton, N c..
and son. Allen, of the University
of Virginia. arrived Wednesday to
spend the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs 3. S. Hamerslv
Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs George E Via
attended the football game III
Roanoke on Thursday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Holiday Decorations
Are Theme For
Garden Div. Meet

The Garden D.v.s.on of the
Farmyille Woman's Club met in
the home Of Mrs. Walter S. Ov-
elton Tuesday November "a, at
8 p. m. with Mrs Eura Morris.
chairman presiding.
Members exhibited Thanksgiv-
ing table decorations Of fruits and
vegetables Mrs. F.. H Hamburg
Jr.. of the LongWood Garden Club.
Judged the following as the best
arrangements Mrs. J H Whit
field and Mrs. John Irving tied
for first place; Mrs, w S. Over
ton won second: and Mrs r F.
Morris placed third
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Mrs. J. w. Crute and daughter
Louise Crute. here from HlWall
for several months. will spend the
Thanksgiving holiday with Mr.
and Mrs. j L. Crute and family,
in Richmond.
1t. and Mrs. George Coiiman
returned Monday from his home
in Elkins. w. Va, where they
have spent the past ten days. to
visit Mrs. Cofman'S parents, Dr.
and Mrs. w j. Sydnor.
Miss Virginia Wall and Mrs.
Kathleen Cover left Wednesday
for Roanoke. where they will
spend several DAYS With Mrs T.
Gilbert Wood
DR.. and Mrs A NJ DeMuth at
tended the VM1-VPI game IN
Roanoke on Thanksgiving Day
Howson Cole. of Richmond. is
the guest OF Miss Mary and
Richard Dupuy. of Worsham. dur
ing the holidays.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

DR.. Lee Ryan is visiting his
home IN Lynchbu1g durIn =
Thanksgiving.
Dr. and Mrs. w E. Smith and
daughter. Betty Booker spent
Thanksgiving day with their son
Berkeley, at the Randolph Macon
Academy. in Front Royal.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Guest Of Miss Patsy Sanford
during tile thanksgiving hoLua,
is Miss Jean Hodges, of Waynes-
Vile, NJ c., also a student at
Longwood College.
Dr James + Worsham is 1pend-
inc the holiday With his parents
in Newport News
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Rev. C. @. Kidd
Performs Baptism
Of Granddaughter

The baptism Of Catherine Bruce
Hathaway, small daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. V. Hathaway Of Alex
andria. was performed Sunday
morning, Nov %. Al the Farmvllle
Methodist Church by the Rev c.
Q. Kidd, grandfather of the lit
lie girl
Guests from Hampton present
for the occasion were Miss Hat
tie Little Mrs Rose Jewell. and
Mrs Grace Hathaway. grand
mother on the paternal side
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Former Hill Resident
Has Son Baptized

The christening of Frederick
Robert Scott. ", son of MI. and
Mrs Frederick R Scott, III. of
Richmond. took place on Sunday
afternoon. Nov. %. at St. Pauls
Episcopal Church. in Richmond.
Attending the baptism were the
baby's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
F. w, Spindler. of Hampden-
Sydney. and daughters. Judith. of
Virginia Beach, nd Frances:
also. Miss Elizabeth Eggleston. of
Hampden-Sydney Mr.. Scott IS
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
James Cecil, of New York City.
and his cousin. Lit Cdr. Miles
Standish. Of Virginia Beach.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

William 4. Atkinson. Of Rich
mond, is visiting his parents. MI.
and Mrs. P T Atkinson, during
the holidays.
Miss Bessie Gordon-Joncs is
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Joseph Cox. Of Chamberlaync
Ave, Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Nh and Mrs. Leland Sanford
spent Monday night in Richmond
as the guests Of Mr.. and MIS-.
William Groseclose.
Miss Anne Dudley. Of Arlino-
con will arrive Friday 10 spend
,he week end with MI and Mrs
Morris @ Smith. Ir.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

Mr.. ana Mrs. f. F, Striplin ano
daughter, Nancy are attending
the VPI-VMI game IL Roanoke.
Thursday.
Mrs E. r. Elliott is spending the
holidays with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. H. l.. WeStbrook, Of Frank
I'm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

DR.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Gilmer
have as their Thanksgiving guests.
his brother and sister Law. Dr.
and Mrs. Graham Gilmer. Of
Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs Brock
inridge Stovall and children. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Coyner Jr.
and son. Martin. Of Charlottes-
vile.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Miss Phyllis Cakes
Is Engaged To
John 7. Martin, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cakes. Of
Rice. Va. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Phyllis
Delphlne. Of John Thomas Mar
TN. Jr., son of Mrs. T j Martin.
OF CreWe, and the late Mr. Martin.
The wedding will take place on
December 20.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27
Social Activities
Employees Feted
At LongWood House

Employees of the Coca-Cola
Bottling Works were entertained
with a steak supper at LongWood
House. on Thursday, Nov. 10.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gray Wright. MI. and Mrs.
Nelson Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Daulton, Mr.. and Mrs Ebert
Wright. and Mrs. Virginia Dear
ing and her daughter, 10.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-07
News Of Music
New York Trio Does Best
In Walter Piston's Work

violin tone of Mr.. Weinstock
seemed to call for a closer
partnership from that quarter
and for greater suavity, nuance
and color from the piano.
AS standards for the execution
of classical masters are exceed
ingly high and opportunities for
learning at first hand limitless,
modern compositions provide a
wider and better field for newer
ensemble groups. With the
means at their disposal, the
members of the New York Trio
acquitted themselves of the task
with regard to Piston's work with
honor. The clear, fluent touch
of Mr.. Jahoda made each note
count in the intricate piano part,
while the strings showed the
pleasing quality of their cantabile
tone in the dreamy "Adagio" in
particular. The group did excep-
tionally well by the compact
fugue, which brought the trio to
an effective conclusion. display
ing more vigor and greater free
dom of movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-07
News Of Music
By EIeno de Soyn

A trio by Walter Piston, COM
missioned by the Elizabeth
Sprague Coolidge Foundation in
the Library of Congress in 1885
and presented then. was given
another hearing last night.
played by the New York Trio.
The executants were Rachmael
Weinstock. violinist; Otto Deri,
cellist, and Fritz Jahoda. pianist.
in their local debut. They dis
closed a good musicianship in
this, Mozart's Trio in B Flat
Major, K. 500" and in two opuses
in the same form by Beethoven:
Variations on Itch bin der
Schneider Kakadu'" and Trio
in B Flat Major, OPP. g."
For the present. their per-
Torrance does not go beyond
a conscientious and accurate
technical preparation. and it is
not enlivened by that carefree
abandon which characterizes en-
SembleS which have attained a
fusion of tone and personalities.
Mr.. Jahoda, in the role Of
leader, prompts entries with a
look or a nod and holds in check
any spontaneous expression on
the part of the string players.
The group gives the impression
of working in a narrow frame,
with the cello subdued to the
role of an obligato. The resonant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-07
IConvicts Seize Guard
lin Arizona Prison as
Strike Leads 10 Riot

FLORENCE, Ariz., Feb. T.
Rioting among Arizona State
Prison convicts exploded again
early today, but no casualties
were reported by penitentiary Of
ficialS.
After two days of Shutdown
strikes, the inmates, who had
been demanding better food and
clothing. grabbed a newly en-
ployed guard and held him host
age for about half an hour. A
smatering of tear gas forced the
convicts to release the guard,
Don McAfee. He was not harmed
About 400 convicts have been
participating in the uprising.
After the disturbances had
been quelled earlier last night
Warden Lon E. Walters said
Were sitting on a powder key
and anything could happen" 1t
was barely two hours later when
the new trouble broke out.
After the guard was released,
Warden Walters said everything
was quiet in the cell blocks.
The gradually spreading re-
volt started Thursday with a
protest of asserted mistreatment
Of a convict by a guard. The
food and clothing issues were
injected in later protests.
The warden gave this account
of the latest action:
Guard McAfee was seized and
stripped of three sets of keys and
a tear gas pistol.
The guard was jumped by Is
men as he approached the en-
trance to a cell block to investi-
gate a light failure. The convicts
apparently had short-circuted
the lighting system.
Heavily armed guards, troop
ers and sheriff's deputies were
stationed on the prison walls to
avert a mass escape attempt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan "a Lawrence Price, 7Oe
Rondo Ave; johnnie Pettiford
s97 Carroll Ave. Geneva BuTk'
halter. Ss2 Rondo Ave
Jan. 20 Virginia Smith, s37
Rondo Ave, Clarinda Cox. Sos
Marshall Ave; Mrs Charles Gov.
ington. 887 ~, Anthony Ave.
Margaret Smith. 3I2 Carroll Ave,
Jan. 20 Mira. = Edward Hall.
900 Iglehart Ave. George G.
shannon. Jr, 8p3 Carroll Ave
MrE. Anna Wooten, bi2 Carroll
Ave Mrs, John DOdd. 3sb Rondo
Ave.
Jan ~ Lillian Rose Brown,
22i st. Anthony Ave Mrs.
Luana Hughes. 400 harrington
Ave William Tccd' Godctte, B2s
81. Anthony Ave; Mrs Clara -,
Shelby, 2ss Rondo Ave.
Jan ~ Mrs James Oliver, 9i3
IgIohnrt Ave Mrs Daniel Taylor,
778 Rondo Ave; James jackson,
$50 ST Anthony Ave; Charles A.
Danforth. s33 Carroll Ave, Mrs,
James Walker. 232 No Fisk 81 /;
Mrs. Harrison Davis Br, al st.
Anthony Ave. sandra Jean An
dorson. 500 Dayton Ave
Jan. 20 Mrs. George u Todd.
83s St Anthony Ave, Mrs Lula
Mae Sanders, BO7 ROndo Ave.
Jan. 30 Carlos Moffat Jr, 9t3
Rondo Ave Mrs Ray RIchsrdson,
1871 Fuller Ave; Oilie T0wsHnd.
757 Fuller Ave Mrs. Yukor Cas-
sell $40 TRiehRrt Ave.
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there they went to the home oi
Miss Earlcne Neil, tone " the
party 726 81. Anthony Avr. and
Mrs ERrl Neil served them a
delicious lunch
Twin Ctty Bridge Club The
Twin city bridge club will meet
with Mr.. Gordon Granger a6i6
Fourth Ave, So, Saturday. Jan
-,
\ san For Thcm: Mr and Mrs
William MaSaic. %? Iglchart Ave
arC receiving congratulations on
the birth Of Hnn, who was born
Wednesday, Jan : AZ Miller hos
pltal, lite wcigher six pounds ami
four ounces at birth. HIS patrTnal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs n.
\. Maaslc, 6hO Carroll Ave, and
his material grandmother Ia Mrs
Lottie Kelly, b76 Aurora Ave- The
baby was named Brian Gregory
Home From Alaska Mrs Ro-
bert Marshall Jr, and her three
children, Bobby" Bird, Gayle and
stephen, arrived by plane Friday,
Jan, 10 from Anchorage. Alaska,
where they have been making
their home, Mr.. Marshall has been
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Additional Social and
Personal News
ST. Paul

Daughter Rorn' Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Moore. POD lglchart Ave.
are rejoicing over the birth Of "A
daughter who was born Monday.
Jan ~ AZ Midway hospital The
baby has been named lean Marie
and weighed seven pounds, one
ounce, At birth Ter maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Bell pol Fisk 81
Elul Mrs. Horace brown. SGS
Carroll Ave, has been confined
10 her home the past ten days
with the flu. She il greatly i'm.
proved NJ this time
~ Anthony IInI daricn CIub,
The St Anthony nm Garden club
viii have a meeting of the plan
ming committee In February 10
make plans for the opening Of tho
spring season The first regular
club meeting viii be In March
Twin city Social Clubi The
Twin City Social club will meet
Saturday. Jan, ~ at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. William Brayboy,
h7S Rondo Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs, club, The Mr. and
Mrs. Club Of ~ James AME
church viii meet with Rev. and
Mrs. James e. Dixon, $40 w
Central Ave, Friday owe, Jan, ~.
The DiNonE will be hosts
Improving Mrs Jennie Dand.
ridge, 4o3 w, Central. who has
been quite III, IL improving
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Guest OF Daughter: Mrs. l.. D.

Guest OF Daughter: Mrs. l.. D.
Turner OF Maldern, Ark. came 20
Minneapolis, Nov. ?, to be with
her daughter. Mrs. Sam Watson.
1908 Bryant Ave No. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Watson, 1908 Bryant
Ave. No, are receiving Congratu.
lations on the birth of a daugh-
ter. who was born Jan. ? at Ma.
ternity hospital. Shirley is the in
fants name and she weighed six
pounds and two ounces at birth
Mr.. and Mrs. l., d. Turner Of NAL
dern, Ark. are the maternal
grandparents. and Mr.. Walter
Watson, also Of Maldern. is the
baby's paternRl grandfather.
Sister Visited Here: Mrs Oletha
Rich and son Eugene, Of Dcs
Moines, left Thursday Jan. rs
for their home They spent the
holidays here with Mrs. Rich's
sister and her family, Mr.. and
Mrs, William Mcintosh, 900 Bry-
ant Ave, No Mrs. Rich was shown
many social courtesies during her
visit here by Messrs. and Mines.
Herbert Banks, Robert Chatham,
Claude Lytle, Gaines Mcintosh.
and Mrs, Ruth Galloway. She was
also a guest at the holiday party
that the Purple Hearts Nursing
Unit OF the Daughter EIks gave.
Twin City Social Club: The
Twin City Social club Will meet
Saturday. Jan. "a, with Mr.. Cor
don Granger. 1915 Fourth Ave
so.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

Ave. So. returned home from
Fairview hospital, Tuesday, Jan.
IS.
Twins, Belated Birthday Greet
ings: Belated birthday greetings
TO Mike" and Gail, twin son and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Greer, 3O7 Dupont Ave. No, who
celebrated their third birthday an.
niversary, Saturday, Jan 10.
Their parents gave a party for
them and entertained some Of
their little friends.
Parents Here For Month: Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Greer, of CoIp III.
arrived Tuesday. Dec. % and
have been the house guests Of
their son and his family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Greer, 3O7 Dupont Ave.
No. They will leave the last Of
Jan. for their home.
Pastors Aid: The Pastors Aid
of Holsey Memorial CINE church
met Monday, Jan 10, with Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Greer, 3O7 Dupont
Ave. No.
Critically III: Mr.. NJ. J. Dowdy,
1892 Clinton Ave. So. is critically
i'll in General hospital
Flu: Mrs. Robert Randall. TO
Lyndale Ave. No. is III with the
flu.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Jar. - Barbara J. Hammond.
2Tu Clinton Ave So: ESsle Mae
Sartln l2lS 18th Ave, No.
Jan IS Robert Mallory, t0SS
Clinton Ave. So: sgt, Raymond
Cooper. Minneapolis; Mrs, Grace
Workout, 1899 Smelling Ave, So
Estells Harris, asia Elliot Ave.
So, Mrs. Handy White. aO42 Gin.
ton Ave So, James Allen. % Hy.
land Ave No; Billie Vaughn, SOS
Olson Blvd.
Jan 70 Mrs. James Lane, T22
Frrcmnnt Ave. No. Orlando WI.
son. 900 Aldrch Ave No, Emma
Jones Minneapolis; Mrs Ruth
Bell. S6A nth Ave, No,
jar - Raymond Cannon
290S Fuh Ave, So; Louie Il. Per
kins 1920 Clinton Ave So, Car.
RE Wallace. S6S2 Smelling Ave
So, Barbara Tate, 27b6 Fourth
Ave, SO
Jan 20 Mrs. Phoebe Givcns,
423 Colfax Ave. No; Mrs Myrtle
Potter. $40 Fourth Ave. So,
Jan. 30 Alvin J. Rowe. 2o46
Hiawatha Ave; Leonard Vaughn
SS4 nth Ave. So. Mrs. c. E
Beck, 37O0 Fourth Ave. So; Alon.
40 Lee, 2023 Bloomington Ave, so.
Out OF Town Birthday
Jan. - John Thomas, Ger.
many. Tholma Woodaon, Paris
France.
Jan. % James Gresham. Los
Angeles.
Jan. 20 Dorothy Evans, Kan.
sas city, Mo; Mary ThompSon,
Camden.
Jan Garnett Jones, PNHN.
denR. Calf
Jan. so William seymore. Chi.
cago. III
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Social and Personal
ST. PAUL X

Tango Club Postponed Because of the Indictment weather
last week the Tango club meeting postponed They will
Saturday Jan - at the home Of Mrs OGc Griffin
900 Carroll Ave
Skating Group; About twenty ayers enjoyed roller
skaun gpary at Coliseum, Friday night Jan Ii From
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

TO scuttle the New York Post and the professional
career Of Barry Gray, disc iockey-turned-comm
tStor During the time the Baker controversy was
being headltned In the Post talthough ignored by
the rest Of the daily press hcrel Gray brought be-
fore hts mike at Chambers restaurant some anti
Wnchell critics The Post followed up with an 'eS.
pose" series the powerful Hearst columnist, For
awhile II looked as II WV had been vanQuished be-
he repeatedly stricken IN and had 10 give
up his columning and radio stnts,
Par from bring Nanquishcd. WV came
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transferred and VIII arrive in the
Twin Citics SION Hc IL employed
by the Northwest Airlncs Al pro.
sent, Mrs Marshall and her chill.
dren ate with her parents Mr..
and Mrs N. Il. burgess. pTo Ron
do Ave,
Eormcr Pastor and Ntfc hin
ncr GucSiS' Rev ami Mrs u ".
Moore of Peoria, formerly OF 81,
Paul were the dinner guests oE
Rev and Mrs Iaucs c. Dixon,
Add w Central Ave, Friday. Jan,
Ia, The Moores lcn Saturday.
Jan II for their home In Peoria.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23
The WAY | SEE 1T
4 BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

NEW YORK CTTYThe Josephine Rakerstork Club fasc'
most reporter ha
Mtnessd Baker thng Walter Mnehe
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

MANS AOVlRHsINo NEREIN APPRECIATE YoUR PATRONAGE
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Wedding Anniversaries

NJ, FAtL
Jan, - MT and Mrs. Richard
/. Stokes Sr.. To7 81, Anthony
Ave, 81 years
Jan. ~ Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest
Golden, Aa6 st Anthony Ave: ~
years.
Jan, 20 Mr. and Mrs Ceci
Neal, 6SS Rondo Ave; II years
MINNEAPOLIS
Jan rs Mr.. and Mrs. n. J,
Wade. 2l2i Fourth Ave, So, ~
years
Jan, so MIR and Mrs Walter
McElrny, t0tt Clinton, 10 years.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS Z
MINNEAPOLIS

Twilight Social Club The Twilight Social club met at IN.
home OF Mr. and Mrs Alfred Barnes 23l4 Fifth Ave So SAT
urday Jan 10 The meeting will be held at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Boone SOS 18th Ave So SATURDAY, Feb
IL '' w.
Home From Hospital Mr. Robert B. Moulden as4s Fourth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-23

URd@rutand that IIs Majesty, Cedric Adams has
IISws no doing
That's another fssr while Minneapolis
WhsnsNeT think % CdTir, think ~ Dad
mOsteO adu
Once during the 1908 when Dad New York
the nightly
Of ! rscaiIection
that individual
for the Shopping News back n the 1900
When Dad found accomplishment
Of certain Cedric Adams he s, hurry
anguary uniformed or no New York
The FIRST hanE an Whea . hoEp~ In
tune Cedric Adams
professional
bid word and started digging eouIdnt b~Bsve a.
wasn't long b~foTs caught Tire HEhtly Adams
yok Of
LATELY when dgnfsd TV
middle . very.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-15
COMMUNICATION

Following is a letter received by Mrs Marie Nore from her son, Pvt. Ali Nore now in the Army stationed at Anchorage.
 Well in another two weeks I'll be out of Basic Training Sure does n't seem like it, but it's true.
 We've been doing quite a bit of work with our rifles and a lot of marching too Kinda hard work.
 We went out to the rifle range last Friday and shot our rifles and I made marksman, so now can wear a medal
 T gave a pint of blood to a wo- man who was going to have an op- eration. They called us over to the hospital one night to give some blood to some guys that were in a car wreck and dying. but they died before they could get our blood, so they gave it to the woman who was having the operation"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-15
NEW MEMBERS APPOINTED TO BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY

JUNEAU - Governor B. Frank Heintzleman made two appoint ments to fill vacancies on the Ter ritorial Board of Public Account ancy, it was announced this, week by R. N. DeArmond, the governors S special assistant Gov. Heintzleman was in Washington, D. C., where he went for the presidential con- ferences with the nations govern ors.
 New members of the board are Frederic J. A. Randall of Fair banks and A. Van seventer of An chorage.
 Randall takes the place of J A. Boulet of Fairbanns whose term ex- pired March 31. Van Seventer re places Clayton Eselinger cS Palmer whose term expired also on March
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-15
LEAVING FOR ANCHORAGE

Mrs. Marjorie McCollum kinder garten teacher at the local school. is leaving the last of this month for Anchorage where she will visit her son, Gilbert Daney, who is con nected with the Civil Aeronautics Administration there. She expects to go to Anchorage via Juneau where she will spend a few days visiting the capital city. Returning from Anchorage Mrs. McCollum will stop shortly in Cordova to dispose of property interests there. she will resume teaching here in the fall
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-15

THESE shining tins of canned salmon will never be placed the grocers shelf Yet, this canned salmon plays important part in selling the yearly pack of Alaska salmon in the worlds market places
 This spring, the salmon industry-as it has since 1933-carefuy examines samples of the previous years pack with an eye to improving future salmon packs. Hundreds of cans of Alaska salmon are selected at random their labels removed and this important food product carefully judged by experienced examiners.
 Gamers learn how to improve their packs from suggestions made at this Annual Salmon Cutting" sponsored by the Northwest Branch of the National
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-15
SATURDAY IS
 ARMED FORCES DAY

Acting Governor Waino Hend- rickson this week issued a proclaim ation declaring Saturday, May 16, as Armed Forces Day in the Terr- itOry
 The day was designated national ly by Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson. who expressed the hope that on May 16, and during that week public attention would be di- rected to the occasion as time
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-15

flor tribute to the teamwork of the Armed Forces, to the unity of the American people, and to the power and principles for which they stand in the worldwide struggle for peace"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-15
FLOWN SOUTH

Walter Coulter, who was admit ted to Bishop Rowe General hospit-
 al last week with an infected foot, was flown south Wednesday for special medical treatment in Seatl tie Marine hospital He was accom- panied by his brother, John Coulter.