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DOUGHERTY, WILLIAM G. On Deem
ber ), 1858, WILLIAM c. DOUGHERTY
OF 5220 You ST., Bradbury Heights. Md,
son of John r. and Mary A. Dougherty,
and Albert L. Dougherty. Services at
Chambers Funeral home. sly / lth ST.
sc. on Tuesday. December s, $50 pm.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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FITZPATRICK. JEROME THOMAS. Or

sunday, December 8. JJo3, at ms
residence, loOI 4lst st. Sc. JEROME
band OF Bernice M. FITZPATRICK. tatner
OF Roger jerome and Edward James
Fitzpatrick. brother OF Leonard j.,
Paul S. Fitzpatrick of Pittsourgn, Pa,
Sislar Mary Theresa. Sister of Charity
OF Slton Hill Pa; Mrs. J. P. Dononoe
OF Cleveland Ohio, and Mrs. Agnes
c. Macdonald OF Washington, D. G.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
until $40 am. Wednesday, December
q. Requiem mass will be offered at
St Francis Xavier Catholic Churcn.
2Sth and Pa. ave. Sc. at . am. Inter-
msnt Arlington National Cemetery. 8
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BOLAND. JOHN MARTIN. Suddenly on
Wednesday. December >, 1858, JOHN
MARTIN BoLAND, beloved l., brother: 10 OF
Ing at the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home 1881 Ga. ave. NV. GraveSlde
services and interment on WEDNESDAY
December 8, at Arlington National
Cemetery at 1880 am. Relatives ana
friends invited
Evening star., 1953-12-07

December s. 1853. JAMES F VII:
LIAMS of S4 Logan pl, NV, husband
Of Catherine Williams. father of Eliza
beth l. Thomas and James H Will
liams, brother of Henry Williams,
father-in-law of Mable Williams and
Joseph Thomas. He also is survived by
four grandchildren two nieceS, two
nephews, other relatives end friends.
Notice of funeral later. Services by
Stewart
FEARS. CHARLOTTE E. On Sunday. De-
cember b, 1858, CHARLOTTE E. FEARS
of 1900 Lamont st. NV. Services at
the S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th ST. NV. on Wednesday,
December g. at 3 pm. 1nterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 8
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Marathon Man
NOsC With Army
liz AUSTRIA

Army "a "A. David 5. Parkhurst,
whose vile. Tnez. lives in Mara
thor, Fla.. reesntly joined the sSeth
Infantry Regiment h Salsburs.
Auslrai.
ii. Parkhurst, who entered the
Army Ia 1914, fought IN Europe
during World War II and took part
h the Inchon Invasion Of the Ko-
rean conflict. He wears the Bronze
star Medal. Purple Heart. Combat
Infantryman Badge. Korean Pre-
sidential Unit Citation Badge and
the Distinguished Unit Emblem.
American outfits IA Austria are
part Of. the combined four-pOwer
Army Of Occupation for the coun-
try. The occupying force also IN
elndes units from England. France
and Russia.
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are Il Tins IL many people living
On one acre n ground IS there are
on one average acre In the q. s.
that s. million women are laborers.
The party was royalty entertain
ed il the Philippines BY top brass
politicos. She added that there
were 400 women lawyers n Mani
h and one woman Judge.
A Key Wester Is sure % notice
shipping and watercraft. Miss Har.
iris noted the variety 81 ship types
st Hongkong and Bangkok espe-
eially.
In India. where they jOurneyed
next, she said that W0men's Clubs
sponsored the medical clinics and
described New Delhi, Bombay and
other points. The sacred cows We'd
with pedestrians and automobiles
FOR prestige. and won, she said.
The group saw Z BIT Of Saudi
Arabia and then stopped at Cairo,
Egypt where pyramids were yisi-
Bile from the hotel windows. Israel
and the Holy Land was included
II the itinerary. This portion q
Miss Harris speech was highly IN
apirational.
Unusual happenings was the aE,-
preach Of little boy Ii Nazareth
who asked for ''the lady from Key
Vest" II seems he has an uncle
, who lives IN Key West and was
anxious 70 get . first hand account
OF this tom.
The Greeks have word for The
Americans. Z very cordial greet
ing and Z deep personal apprecia-
tion, according TO 4 direct mes
sagelof Queen Helena. She said the
people Of Greece realized what the
United States was trying to do In
hleping their nation. That's more
than other European countries adj
nit for Tie most part.
The cruise also touched Italy
Spain. Portugal and other points.
Miss Harris concluded ~ saving
that the biggest thru Of TIE en-
tire journey was coming home Il
the land of the free.
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Elisabeth Cabot
Becomes Bride
OF Alfred Brost

The former Elizabeth Cabot
daughter Of Spencer q Kraerer
vas married 70 Alfred BrOst aon
of Mrs Nora Delgado, Il . friends
home. rs United Street. Saturday.
July I.
Roy Hamlin. md District Jus
dee 81 tie Peace, OBLIGATED at the
exchange Of vows.
For her wedding gown, die
bride chose q wals1.length dressed
blue nylen with lace trimming. Her
accessories were white.
Maid Of honor. Mercedes Smith
wore Z red nylon gown.
The best man for the groom vas
Sixto Smith.
The newlyWeds LEFT On their
honeymoon and WIN visa New Jer.
sey and New York. On their re.
turn. In about tw0 weeks they will
be ii home 10 friends Il rs Uni
ted Sireet.
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m~ RAWMRn

Happy TO report that the tales
end concerning Claude M'CoIlie Is
going to be just like 4 Hollywood
special. He not only has 4 proper
new home, but by the time this Is
in print, he'll be on : honeymoon
with q very bonny female collie.
Romance IS sure-fire way Of CEN
tering his attention elsewhere and
the sudden change Of environment
won't be hall Is much 81 ! shock.
After . hearts and flowers inter-
lude, Claude win 60 to live In 3
home which has all the necessary
equipment for making any dog
contented. The relocation center
comes with big yard and six chill
dren.
II all came about when the own.
er Of the female and ! Edy visi-
tor, mother of the six Riddles, read
Thursdays call for collie's aid.
The owner of Claude's mate had
been to my house before and knew
all about Claude's accidental scar
ring. The mother Of the six chill
dren explained the situation. They
were delighted with the prospect Of
having another collie to replace q
beloved pet which died. They were
impressed with Claude's need for
companionship and said they
wouldn't mind the fact that he still
had to have beauty treatments to
restore lost fur.
" CLAUDE could talk, he'd
thank the interested people who
telephoned or called by the house
to offer homes. Thank.yous also
go to the five ladies at the owe.
luncheon at IT. Taylor who IN.
quired about Developments and Of
fered help. The deepest bow goes
te the lady who prefers TO be un-
named and who engineered not
only the right home but also the
mate for Claude. OF course, I'll
miss him but It's all for the best,
all the way round. This is one
shaggy dog story with . smooth
ending.
ToNlCHT'S THE NIGHT for
the Key West Players meeting
and q reading Of Dark Tower
after 4 business session. A party
or picnic are in the offing. Renee
and Fred Hansen are willing to Of
fer the patio of their place with
barbecue facilities. That guy Yau-
ghn was winner again at q story
contest for old Skaal's sake on
Sunday. Tom Mosby, erstwhile
Navy nier, is visiting Frank and
Dorothy Rogers over in Sarasota
now. having 4 circus of his own,
no doubt. He went to Miami for 4
weekend and stayed IL days, re-
ports Betty French who came back
here Just for the ride before leav-
:
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TUESDAY. JULY ~

TUESDAY, JULY -
Bowling for OfEicers Wives. / b
$50 Pm. ~ Naval Station
Youth for Christ Bihls Study, ii
Service Mems Christian Center.
At - Whitehead st.
Combined social and handicraft
hours ct <. W. Youth Center
every Tues. sNenlns. Open
house party. 9 pm.
Ladies Coli Tournament &. W
Golf course. . am.
Special interest Sewing groups
$50 4. N. 10 u:3o .. m. and
: ?. n. 10 Z p. M. home Of
Mrs. Richard Reynolds, nc
Arthur Sawyer Rd.
Players meeting. Barn Theatre.
New members welcome. 8
p. N.
Catholic Daughters Of America,
Court Mary Star Of the Sea
No. So, st. AIMS Han, 9 p. m.
Junior Woman's Club meeting,
Womanss Club. 8 p. m.
Key West Chapter No. pa, Ma.
tiOnal Sojourners. Presbyterian
Church Of the Rock, Z p. m.
Sea Finigee Cootiette Club s7l,
VFW Post Home, 8 p. m.
WEDNESDAY, JULY e.
Gym classes for Owe, Sea
Plane Base. 10 am.
Navy Thrift Shop. 10 am %
pm.
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval Station Alleys, pm.
Meeting. Junior ca. Commeree
at clubhouse, 9 pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No
%. meeting at White Hat Club
Lounge. 10 am.
Dance at the Jayteen Youth
Center, Poinciana, 8 pm. to II
pm.
Key West Order Of Does, EIks
Club Annex, s pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Junior Debs, Woman's Club. 1880
pm.
American Legion, Arthur Sawyer
Post No. g, Post Home, 8 pm,
Fleet Training Group ONYX. COT.
fee. Echoasis, 10 am.
FAWTU Owe. coffee, Aero
palms, 10 pm.
Stephen r.. Mallory Chapter 1862.
use, 40 pm.
Key West Art and Historical
Society 7:30 pm.
Teen Age dance to Coral Isle
Serenader's music at st. Paul's
Parish Hall, 8 to II p. m.
THURSDAY, JULY -
Navy Wives Bowling League, at
/ pm. N. S. Also open bowling
Key West Lions. meeting. 6:3o
pm. It ddons Den. Seminary
Sc.
Monroe County Hospital Won.
ans Auxiliary Sewing group.
at hospital. 2 pm.
Ceramic Glasses and hand weay-
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'LCDR. KRUZICK
.WITH SQUADRON IN
MEDITERRANEAN

With Navy Patrol Squadron 1s
IN the Mediterranean area Is Navy
Cdr George +. Kruzick. son Of MI.
and Mrs. John Kruziek Of FIagIer
ST.. here, and husband Of Mrs.
Constance B. Krzick Of Pawtucket,
B. /.
The squadron planes, P2V.2's
Neptunes, have visited the ports Of
Gibraltar. Lisbon, Madrid, Barcel-
Iona, Nice, Munice, Rome, Naples,
Copehagane, Malta. TripOli, AIgier,
Istanbul, Bizerte, Bengazi Irivisi,
Ankara, BEIRUT and Venice.
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COMING EVENTS

inc. ! TO Z PM, West Martello
Art School, County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous. closed
meeting for members only.
SlSla Duval Street.
Rotary Club luncheon. 81. Paul's
Parish Han. l2:N pm.
CAP. Cadets, at National Guard
Armory. 7:S0 pm.
Poinciana Jayteen Youth Cen
ter. rnovies from 8 pm. TO 10
pm.
Jayshees. meeting At clubhouse.
3 p. m.
FRIDAY, JULY To-
r. Taylor Duplicate Bridge Club.
At Fl Taylor. 8 pm.
bowling alleys.
knights Of Pythias. meeting u
KIP. Han, rs Fleming ST 8
pm.
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program, Poinciana
Baptist Church. $50 pm.
Navy Thrift Shop. to 5 pm.
Jayteen Youth Center dance.
Poinciana. 8 70 II p. N.
Special program Vacation Bible
School Fleming Street Metho-
dist Church, 1850 p. m.
SATURDAY, JULY liz
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, Ia
Fleming Street. 7:S0 pm.
MONDAY, JULY l3--
Gym classes for Owe, Sea
Plane Base. 10 am.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting. Sisss Duval Street.
3 pm.
Jayteen Youth Center, Poinciana
movies. Q p. m.
Anchor Lodge No. iG2, Scottish
Rite Temple. sip. m.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meet.
ing; San Carlos. 3 p. m.
DeMolay Mothers Circle. ST.
Paul's Parish Hall, 7:s0 p. m.
Presbyterian Church Executive
Board Meeting at church, .
p. m.
Wesleyan Service Guild, w. s..
c. S., First Methodist Church,
$50 p. m.
Gold Star Mothers. at v. F. w.
Post Home, I p. N.
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SerUicen1eIl Are
Welcomed To
League Meeting

Grace Lutheran Walther League
meeting win be Wednesday July
., 7:3O p. m. at home of the War.
nocks, HOS Duval Street.
This young peoples society cor
daily invites all service personnel
to attend, irrespective Of religious
affiliation. Servieemen are urged
to bring their wives or family.
After short business meeting,
social evening win be enjoyed at
Service Center. Variety Of both in
door and outdoor games. Enter.
tainment galore with music, sing
ing, refreshments and transporta-
ton.
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ing again for Coeonut Grove. /. /.
Who Is the young man who orders
. milk shake for himself at i pOpu-
lar drive-in. then orders 4 glass of
water for his girl because he
thinks she needs . little slim
controlg
PAT MURPHY. once the cor.
respondent for 4 Miami paper.
dropped in on q quickia visit. He's
in IT. Laudersiale now and reports
that he spend one wildly funny
evening with another Murphy. (.
the famous Dean Murphy, wit-sat-
rist-impressiOnist. Dean Is mar
RED 20 Dorothy Dey. . former
Fourth Estater. Speaking Of
writer's, what does the 20" stand
for in o. Jay Halls By. lines? Bob
Smith Is gonna be Z pappy come
January. He and Jay used to
make Victor Lang's benches outside
the hotel their daily afternoon CAB
gathering. Correction: The cap
able manager Of Three Sisters who
put on the nurses fashion show, Is
Miss Rae Carmichael, not Car
michael. She has stardust IDEAS on
fashion but Is no kin to Hoagy at
all. Hank O'Mara was = Miami
visitor recently. Hank used to be
an MAS instructor here but d now
In Texas.
CLOSED CASE DEPT: Jaxon
hops around and Is forever losing
her glasses. Last time was IN .
railway station on her vacation A
letter to q train companion ltrain-
ed?l and to the railroad. got no
where. She had new glasses made
after squirting IN the sun for days.
On Wednesday Of last week, the
train (sic semper) companion
showed UP at The Citizen with the
missing glasses. Time out for
coffee Is not an exclusive Key West
custom. Carpenters have coffee at
10, Il. m. at WeirtOn, w. Va. IT'S
in their contract, according to .
briefie from McGraw-Hill Publish
ing Co. publication
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Little cus-01t alrpkaneS ~ ram
bow coloFs were given guests %
pin Oh their dresses, The name
taas were made 81 Mrs. w. w.
Hanklns, IL. and Mrs. I. 8. Bloom.
The entrance table was brighten
"a with bowla ol tawny orange and
cerise huogainvillea out Of which
rose miniature ilags d the various
nations visited on The tour SINH.
lar hna.studdcd floral centerpieces
were placed about the lounge 90
wen q % the individual lsneheOn
tables.
ne speAker's table was more
elaborate ard featured al enor.
moss worldnap globe placed On
broad banners 81 banana leaves.
small replicas Of the big globe
were placed along the tables leng-
IL with place cards attached 70
each one. The Globe was crieled
with miniature flags Of other cosil-
tries with the American flag wav-
ing above the group.
Lacy green springeFla, pink ole.
ander, starry pensas, shafts dals-
rs. frangipanni. aexuria, hibiscus
ard other tropical blooms Of vari-
hsies, formed the floral arrange
ments.
The charming and ingenious
achen,e az decor was the work Ct
the committee headed BY Mrs. WI
liam schoenfeld with Mrs. Don
Miner. Mrs. Il. ]. Brown, Mrs.
Il u. Hoffman. Mrs. c. r VAIL,
and Mrs. r. 3 Gustafson assist
inR ne handsome door prize, won
~ Ma BoKes was obtained ~
Mrs. r 4 Kennedy Chairman @
re SurRon Wives. Mrs. Gustatson
VAS director Of the general plans
Or ne luncheon.
co.chaiFman, Mrs. ]. 7. From,
Mo q also SabROn representative
- she b. NJ. G. Advisory Board.
snirodueed the speaker Miss Har.
rls nlSer The business session q
fha ~. TAYLOR o. W. c. group dur
lnr which Mrs. John F. Group re-
lired Is chairman Of the Q. y =.
Sic vas presented with . pottery
49, wrought iron chatting dish u
loken 81 her faithful and conape-
ere tsrm Is chairman. Her sue
cessor. Mrs. r. L. Workman pre-.
narsed che gift. Mrs. S. +. Ierrall
Wlll he eo.ehairman.
Tho luncheon menu began WIN
Nruit cocktail and Was followed y
tomatoes stuffed with chicken Sal.
~. Rolls. butter, ripe and STUFFED
o,ipess pickles and coffee OF YEA
were served. Al cool dessert e ilIne
Sherhers sprlnkled with nuts topped
81 tn luncheon.
Miss Harris wore . chic piqee
aress of white and aqua win res
80 Trim. She was introduced q
s.Key Vests Good VIZ Amnassa-
aoe.
since her talk was reviewed iot
another occasion, only small parts
e TIE detailed travelogue are
mentioned here. Miss Harris SAID
nat Honolulu and Key West were
almilar IN climate but added,
only hope that some DAY our =,
land viii Be run as wen as theirs.
After the q hour airtrip % u.
pan. she landed at Tokyo. Japan,
where Il was extremely cold. She
reminded the listeners that there
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Diana Fernandez,
Manuel CnrI11O5an
W ed Saturday

Miss Diana Fernandez was mar
ried to Manuel Carmona, Jr., Sat
urday evening. July 4.
Immediate members Of the
family and intimate friends were
present for the simple ceremony
performed BY Notary Public Pc
dgo Aguilar.
Witnesses were the brides sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cardello.
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NesC Members InUited
TO PIoyers' Meeting

Gene enc, come sli, who
have IN interest n chester
work. New members and pros.
peesive members are urged 70
attend ihe meeting ionlshf o.
ths Barn TheateF when ihs Key
West Players gather d Q .. m.
4 play Fssdins will follow
Ire business session. Party
CLANS will ~ discussed. Mickey
Rsnna. vies.presldenf hes .
couple Of secs for Players In i
summer deal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
CARD OF THANKS

We with to acknowledge with pro.
found appreciation the many kind
thoughts and deeds Of our many
friends in our loss Of our darling,
Christine. We are especially CRATE
full to the ones who loaned their
cars, and to Rev. Newman for his
wonderful kindness.
We say with heart fun Of love,
Thank You"
Mr.. AND MRS. BLONDEL L.
HANCOCK and FAMILY.
ily7-1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
Mrs. Thornburgh Back
From. Chicago Visit

Mrs. Charles Thornburgh has re-
turned to her home Ia Key West
after 4 three weeks visit in Chica-
90, III. She did some shopping on
her vacation but spent most Of the
time visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Golan Of Chicago.
She is married 70 Chuck Thorn
burgh, manager Of Rauls and
new program director for the Key
West Rotary Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
HOLIDAY J4UNT
TAKEN BY ARTM.4NS

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Artman
and their children Gregory and
Ronnie Of 1907 Whitehead Street
spent the Fourth Of July weekend
at Miami Beach.
They enjoyed the pool It the
Hotel Arlington, where they stop
ped as wei as the beach, attend
ing a few shows and going sight
seeing On their holiday jaunt.
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ORCHESTRA TO PLAY
FOR TEEN.ACE DANCE

There will b . Teen-aee
dance somoFrew 81 81. paulss
Parrish Hall from . 70 n
p. m.
The corsI isss Ssrsnsdsrs
will play.
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Mrs. George Robinson
Visits Mrs. Decker

Former Key West resident, Mrs.
George Robinson, now Of Miami.
Fla, expects to visit in Key West
for the next two weeks.
She ID i hOuseguest Of her close
friend, Mrs. Ethel Decker Of ST.
monitor Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-07
SubROn WiUes' Group Are Hostesses
At Aircruise Theme Owe. Luncheon

on flying "Round the World Aircruse theme
luncheon Friday afternoon. July s. at Fl Taylor BY
ko 0cera Wives Club with SubRon group hoseses The de-
eoEaons carried out the guest speakers topic visit to eight for
elm countries during with members Of the Federation Of
Womons Clubs The speaker Miss Mime Porter Harris chose
her address ehlgt Around The World Aircruse
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IN MEDfORIAM

In loving memory Of Joe ThCmp-
son, Jr., who departed three years
ago July I. 1850:
The world may change from year
to year
And friends from day to day,
But never VIII the One ] love
From memory pass away.
You left q beautiful memory
A sorrow too great TO be told.
But to me who loved and lost you,
You memory win never grow old.
Your loving sister,
AUDREY.
Iy7-lt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-23

! teaching She expects to return
to FAIRFAX in September.
After brief visit to her home
Miss Billie Morgan LEFT by plar !
/ Wednesday for TWO weeks in Chi
ca2o
The Rev and Mrs S G Cowan
and their children were supper
GUESTS IN the Morean home, Nor -
day NIGHT.
Mr. and Mrs sam Anderson anG
Linda and Ken We're with Mrs
c. II Anderson for the week en-
Ken viii spend the summer at his
srandnlother's
TW ddles" Cole. son Of Mr. and
Mrs Marvin Cole. and Who really
owns the dlenficd name OF
Thomas is making a two weeks
visit II the Lewis Morgan home
Baltimore Guest
MrS John Phelps and Mrs Max
etcineapn Of Baltimore are
spending the week With Mrs.
Mills Air and Mrs. G l. link
han. axis Of Baltimore. Ncre we"k
enr aues y ii tie Mn, home
Mrs. Lewis Morgan. Mrs Cole
Mn Phelps Mrs. Stemsapr ana
Nancy ana "1WlddleS" visited in
the Hu4h Crews home near Man
teo. Tuesday afternoon
Mr~ Raymond Kidd spent last
week with Nh and Mrs j. G.
Morgan Mrs Kidd ana Mr., Nor
Gan sn4nl might with Mrs. CAR
Der. at Halifax. and 4 day with
Nrs Winao. near Jrt~.sylllr dur
IN Art Kids visit ia the Nor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-23

Pa is the proper a00rellation
Tor PENNSYLVANIA
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-23
Cumberland

Recent guests Of Mr. and Mn.
j J Pembelton were Mr. and Mrs
walter Gray ana children, OF
JeterSyille.
Richard Lee and Cavedo Smith
We're week end guests of Their
mother. Mrs. J. A. Talley, OF
Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-23
Np1 Graduate
Starts Agent Duties

r. S. Ellis, ", Of buckingham
began his duties as assistant
county agent Of Augusta count
last week.
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Ellis,
III, he is a 1858 graduate of VPI
with degree in animal husban-
dry, He holds second lieutcr-
anntnS commission IN ROTC
also
Mr. Ellis is 1919 graduate d
BUCKINGHAM Central High School
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-23
lConfinued RON Pace II

=
H." the pastor pointed ways IN
which the church finds its place
in the life Of the people
First 1T Is built and developed
by sacrifice and through Christian
fellowship and brotherlnass. re-
gardleSs Of uncertain cOnCltlons IN
the material world, churches are
built and the message Of Chris
lanity continues To illustrate HE
referred to the circuit riders IN
the year 1898 who pushed then
way west and began a meetIng
place in FarmyilIe: then IN 1910,
midst stirring ana unsa lied do
nestle conditions. the church WAS
remodelled and ENLARGED and to-
day 1928. when uncertainty ana
measness stems through the
world. the beautiful sanctuary S
dedicated made possible through
sacrifice
The church will die when
people give on, of surplus, either
material or OF themselves. he
said
Second, the church IS built upon
the power Of Almighty God Die
tatorS have not been able to des-
troy not only the Christian fel-
lowship of men but the power Of
God "
PHILOSOPHERS don't count People
do not care what You think, but
what you kaoW, The Christian
knows the power Of God he said
Afternoon Service
The Rev, John wynn Myers. of
Morgan drove to Buges Island.
Sunday to see the water how
Claude Anderson Is taking sum
mer classes at LoneWood
Miss Beth Forbes and Miss
Alice Forbes combined day vi
shopping and visiting in Rich
mond. Monday
Powell Anderson spent the week
end at Virginia Beach.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-23

Miss Rita Morgan has come for
{ hp hummer after her first wear of
, 1953-12-22
Personnel Mention

Miss Ella Larsen was among
the arrivals here on Sunday
from the mainland. Born In
Croix, she was taken to
New York at the age Of 8, but
has always talked with such
pride of her homeland as il
she had left here only recent
".
Miss Larsen is q specialist
in Social Security and with
holding Tax Information with
the Internal Revenue Bureau.
She is the house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Canute A. Brod-
hurst, her personal friends for
many years.
, 1953-12-22
de Cdstro to Deliver
Christlnds Message
Over Radio Dec. Oath.

Governor Morris de Castro
will deliver his Christmas
message to the people Of the
Virgin Islands from the Cow
eminent House in St. Thomas
on Thursday evening, Decem-
Der 24th at 6:15 over Radio
Station VISTA at 6:15 immed-
lately following the daily
neWscast.
The Message will be rebroad
cast BY Radio Station WIN in
St. Croix simultaneously.