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studying the matter.
The councils officials stress
that Federal employees who are
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1858
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WHITE HOUSE With the
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Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 70 on February 81.
Lowest %. on March =.
High and Low of Last "a Hours.
High. 43. at pm.
Low. 81 at = am.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

Young. and family and his son.
David Bagby, and family. in
Richmond.
Mrs Vival Bagby returned home
Saturday after staying the past
month with her daughter, Mrs.
D. w. MacAfee. of Little Greek.
Norfolk. Va. While there. she had
he pleasure of seeing Rev. and
Mrs George II. Boyd and daugh-
er He was Beulah NJ. E. Church
minister few years ago
Recent visitors to see v. S.
'agby. and L. E. Bagby and fam
ly We're Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Bagby. of Baltimore. Md. en- route
70 Florida; also Mr.. and Mrs.
John Benjamin from South Caro-
lima en- route to Baltimore and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bagby. and
children of Richmond.
Farmers are busy butchering
preparing fresh meats. stripping
and selling tobacco, and getting
eady for old St. Nick. who will
soon he here.
Here is wish that the Editor
md Herald staff have a Merry
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
Abilene

Mr.. and Mrs Buster Bailey and
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon McKinerick
of Richmond, spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. S P. Bailey
Mrs II | Shorter. Mrs Mar
garet Watson Hunter and Brett
Watson. and Miss Terrell Harvey
attended the annual Christmas
concert given by the Longwood
and Hampton Sydney College
Glee Clubs. at Jarman Auditor
ium n Farmville, Sunday evening
Dec. 10
GEORGE Driskill. of Hampton
spent the week end with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs G.. II Driskin.
Mir ana Mrs. w ". Watson and
children Of Hampden- Sydney
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Sudie Watson.
Mrs T L. Wright. of Lynch
burg spent the week end with
Mrs t H Singleton.
Mr. ana Mrs. Tom Dillon spent
Saturday shopping in Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
Darlington Hgts.

Rev. j. S. King preached a fine
sermon at Beulah Methodist
Church Sunday of the subject
Commitment The Guardian.
OF Virginia Methodist Children
Home. in Richmond, was giyer
out Christmas Offering envelope
Tor the home were given to each
one to be returned later.
Mrs. A. E. Dennis is improving
IN Washington. and expects t(
return home soon.
Mrs. Willie Nelson was out a
Church, Sunday, after a brief ill.
ness.
Mrs G. E. Franklin has accepted
the position of companion to al
elderly couple at SAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Donald w. Mac
Afee, announce the birth of ;
daughter. Donna Anne. Novem
Der 49, at a Portsmouth hospital
Mrs. McAfee is the former Mis-
Geneva Bagby.
v S. Bagby is home after visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Allel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

MRS. MARlANE MoclANE KOWAll,
of Van Nuys, Calf. reveals at
Subversives Activities Control
Board hearing in Washington that
she served as a secret FBI in
formant in the Communist Party
from l947 to 1850 She is the
daughter Of movie actor Barton
MacLane. The Board is conduct
ing hearings to determine If the
Jefferson School of Social Science
In New York City is Commu-
mist front. Interndt1onaD
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
Green Bay Netrs
Mrs. &C. Armes Undergoes Operation,
Is Recuperating In Home OF Parents

Mr., and Mrs c. B Garrett
spent a few days in Lynchburg.
last week, visiting their son and
daughter-in- law. Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Garrett.
Mrs. G. c. Armes. who recently
underwent a serious operation at
Southside Community Hospital. is
convaleScing at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Car
rett, at Keysville
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F Kaufman
of Colonial Heights. and Mrs Al
ma Verelle and Mrs. F. D. Rich
ardson, of Richmond. attended
the play, Friday night.
Chuck Weaver killed an eight
pound turkey hen. Saturday.
Dinner Guests
l.. l.. Holt and Tom Curry. of
Midlothian. were hunters in the
neighborhood. Saturday, and were
dinner guests Of Mrs. Addie Nun
nally
Mr.. and Mrs G. w Palmer and
c. B. Beck were Wednesday visit
ors in Richmond
E. E. Rakes toured the Blue
Ridge Parkway recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Shipp re-
turned to Richmond. from a vaca-
in Florida, and spent Friday night
with her parents Mr. and Mrs c
T. Redd
Christmas Party
Mrs. G.. w. Palmer gave 3
Christmas party for home dem.
onstration club members Tuesday
night
Mrs f. F. Rakes is out AGAR
after having the flu
Mr.. and Mrs Bernice White anc
boys. of Fredericksburg. are the
expected Christmas guests of w
c. Glascock
To Visit Sister
Mrs. G. c. ArmeS and daugh-
ters. Rebecca and Frances. are
leaving Dec 20 for Lands. N. c.
where they will spend two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. R w Brown
and Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Garrett and
| daughters. Betty and Barbara. oil
Lynchburg. will arrive here Dec
20 TO spend the holidays with hi
parents MI and Mrs. c. B. Gar
rett While here they viii visit
their aunt. Mrs J w. Blue. in
Richmond
Mrs. Bertha Pettus and Miss
Alice Drew Of Keysville. were
Sunday supper guests Of Mrs. J
R. Nunnally.
Visit In Richmond
Mrs. James Earl Berry and
Mrs. John A. Love are spending
Friday and Saturday of this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Anderson
in Richmond.
Kay Lacy, of Farmville, was an
overnight guest Friday, Of Nancy
Ravens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lee Moring
have rented an apartment il
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
nice

Mrs T. c Andrews spent Fri
day with Miss Bobbie Andrews in
Richmond
Visits Parents
Mrs. c. w. Daniel, of Danville,
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S M McNutt. Mr..
and Mrs Robert McNutt and
children Bobby and Alan of
Richmond. We're recent visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs McNutt
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Yancey
and children. Emily Ann and
Tommy of Norfolk. spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I Kennedy
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S Weaver
visited Mr. and Mrs Clayton
Brooks in Cambridge. Md, and
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Taylor. IN
Fredericksburg. during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs M A. Ayers and
children, of Falls Church, Mr. and
| Mrs. Gene Banton and baby. Di-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
STORE SALES

Sales by the nations department
stores slumped during October. af-
ter running ahead of last year for
the first nine months of 1853. &C
cording to a Federal r e serv e
Board report They were down an
average Of seven per cent from
the volume OF a comparable four
week period during October. 1852.
From the start of the year until
October oath, however. sales were
two per cent above the same per-
iOd OF 1852.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
T'uggle

The Rev. Arthur Stevens will
conduct services at Appomattox
Church, at II a. m, Sunday. The
Christmas program will be pre-
sented Wednesday night. Dec %.
tie s. The public is invited to at
tend these services.
Miss Polly Simpson was a re-
cent visitor in- the James Carter
home in DillWyn,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II Booth, OF
Roanoke, spent last week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Simpson.
Mrs. P. j. Ollie spent last week
end with her sister. Mrs James
Bates. of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Haster Bolt, D.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

ane, oil Richmond. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill Dugger and children.
of rarmVlle, were recent week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Wal
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Mason We're
dinner geusts of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Mason in Bulkevllle. Sun
day.
MI and Mrs F. T. Bondurant
and Mrs. H. P Bradshaw were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
8 Weaver. Monday evening.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
PLEASE BE THOUGHTFUL

Hamilton. Officials Of tie
McGregor Ice Cream Company
hope the next burglar who enters
their office win be thoughtful
enough 10 close the refrigerator
door one who recently broke into
the plant stole only $379l. but his
failure to close a REFRIGERATOR door
cost the company $50 in melted
ice cream
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
LINEN SALE UNSAFE

Salt Lake City = Reading so
much about safe robberies. the CO.
owner Of an ice cream company
decided to fool any burglars who
might have designs on his safe.
He hid more than 5000 in a bundle
Of linen. A few days later. he went
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18
KILLS OWL WITH SHOE

Laurel. Iowa = Mrs. Norman
McMeekin. discovered that large
timber Owl had Just killed thirty
of her chickens. When the owl
luneed at her, Mrs. McKeekin
calmly removed one of her shoes
and used ii to kill the bird. The
owl had a three-foot wing spread.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

Crewe and moved there Tuesday.
c. B Garrett. who has been
taking a l5-day vacation. returned
to work With the N and w Rail
road Monday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

to his hiding place The money
was gone but the company safe
hadn't been bothered.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

Maryland. are visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woodson.
near here.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-12-18

Christmas. and 4 Happy New
Year to one and all.
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GUlfsfrsam's Really Fresh
Ground Beef Is Better Because n
Is Made from Finer, Fresher, Lean
Western Beef !. Absolute Fresh
ness Guarantees You That Good
Flavor That Pure Ground
Beef Should Hsval
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Side Saxons, Branch AZ

At our regular meeting Andrew
Gellner, son of John and Mary
Lunz transferred from the Junior
Lodge over to II Lodge.
Don't forget April 18th Gary's
Ladies Lodge 57th anniversary,
also April 18th our Spring Dance.
Everything all set for everyone to
have a good time SO lets see YOU
all.
For the benefit Of members
who were not at Our regular
meeting, Mr.. Fred !. Thesis,
Grand resident of our Lodge will
be in charge April 10th, and
would like to meet officers and
members. We arc meeting to-
sether with Branches 9 and 40
at 42l7 y. Lincoln Ave. at s
o clock.
We have two Of our younger
members for delegates to the
convention. John Zultner Jr. and
Michael Grail.
We will have two members to
our Junior lodge in a few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike tntch of 2l55
Z. 10th ST., have a baby boy. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Salrnen of
6954 Clyde have a boy. Congratu-
lations to the parents.
Hope I'll be seeing YOU.
Bernice Linz, Sec.
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SECTION S

My goodness. how time flies. In
my last article | told Of the COM
ing card party to be given by the
Singing Society. and just look at
that calendar. At the end of this
week on Saturday is the card
party! Of course you know that
you and all of your friends are
invited to try your skill in bunco
and pinochle. There will be gifts
for the men and the women. Mrs.
Kirschner, Mrs. Schuster and
Mrs. Fogarascher are the bakers
for this event. Mrs. SCHNEIDER will
handle all of the other kitchen de-
tails with her same ole X. 2.
crew.
Well, since you have decided to
attend our card party, perhaps
YOU will lend me your ear while
I tell YOU of our coming concert
May 9th, at 8 p. IN. in the Saxon
Hall. We are trying Our best to-
prepare an entertaining program
for those of you who like to think
back to the days when tradition
meant a lot. This program is Our
Mothers Day Concert and Spring
Concert all rolled up into one.
This is for YOU members of the
Singing Society who are absent
during the major part of our
practices. - What is your excusc
this time? - Can YOU say you
honestly try to be there every
Wednesday: Our members
from out of town have a better
attendance record than those liv-
ing within walking distance of the
Club. Try your best to say to
Yourself "She isn't talking about
me-" Can YOU do it and be honest:
Wilhelmine SCHNEIDER, Sec.
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MAR.LU SORORITY
By ELSIE KONCAL

\ reminder to Mar-Lu mem
bers about our regular meeting
on April 18th. There is much to
be taken care Of =. the most i'm
portant OF which is the Mother
and Daughter Devotional. Please
come and help make it 4 success.
Last Monday the Mar-Lu at
tended a lingerie party at Elsie
.Abcr'S house with all proceeds 60
ing to our treasury. OF course the
"kaiicc Klatsch' followed which
always affords the final touch to
our Sct-to-Scthcr. Good time had
by all present.
Congratulations to the Frank
MollnarS on the arrival of their
new baby daughter. This makes
three girls. They ought to get to-
ycthcr with the Henry Schind-
Sec YOU Tuesday,!
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LoRAlN, OHIO
SECTION S

Once again it is my pleasure to
send out the good news of our
coming concert May 9th i'll the
Saxon Club Hall. Preparing for
this concert is a tedious task and
it requires the help Of each and
every member. 1t is very inn
portant that those. members who
are habituallv absent seriously
think this over and see if their
excuses have any sense.
A card party for April 18th is
planned by the singers to
help finance our coming trip to
Erie. Penn. This trip is sort of a
to many OUT our mem.
bers and we are going to do all
we can to make a trip like this
possible.
Wilhelmine SCHNEIDER, Sec.
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with anyone other than their
wives. So rather than have some
Of our members develop ulcers or
choke to death. the box social will
be reserved for one of our club
social meetings then the fellas
will be able to bride each other
since no outsiders will be in
volved.
Hoping that Bill and Dom also
and Virgil enjoyed III company
and that we car expect to see
them at Our next meeting. Looks
like we members are going to
have to make personal calls on
some of the old timers. If YOU
have time to do so. perhaps after
they hear from us what they are
missing they too will join I'LL
ranks.
Fcllas in spite Of the fact that
you are bashful it will be O.. k. for
YOU to leave your coats at home.
come dressed in your shirts, and
even jeans if YOU want to. We
want vou to be comfortable at
our Barn Yard Jamboree which
will be square and modern dane
ing April Is at the Sachsenheim.
Admission will be 50 cents per
person. Bring your friends and |
promise YOU. YOU can expect to
enjoy yourselves. You can buy
YOUR sandwiches fellas.
Extending the invitation to the
Juniors and also the branch mem
bers to attend our dances. Since
we are trying to keep the SaNons
together in Canton by promoting
social functions, why not support
us.
Girls don't forget to buy your
vanilla. contact Sara Bender, ate:
all we must buy our share for the
womens lodge is going to let us
use the coffee maker.
Reircshmcnt committee for the
next business meeting April 10th
will.bc Lillian Mackenzie, johann
IA Stutz and Alice Fultz.
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH s

The regular meeting of Branch
will be held in the Lodge Rooms
on Saturday 18th of April, a,
500 p. m. All members who OK,
pect to be present are requested
to be prompt, SO the meeting ma,
bcginn as scheduled.
Our last meeting was held on
Saturday March ID, 1858.
The selection of delegates for
the Central Nerband Convention
was held with Pres. c.. Kraft and
Treasurer Steve Deppner being
elected alternate.
Al Rohrman was reelected as
Steward for the wear 1858.
Sec. Martin Weprich resigned
as recording secretary. Fred L.
Orendi was selected and installed
as new secretary.
Don't forget our next meeting
will be held on Sat. April It'll,
1888. Let's all get down to the
meeting and find out what some
Of the coming events will be.
The proposed visit of Our
Grand President in a few weeks
will be discussed and committees
set up to make his visit a plcasur-
able event.
Fred L. Orendi, Sec.
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On behalf of the T. S. ]. A., 1
would like to extend our deepest
sympathy to the family of one Of
our members - Bill Holzinger
of Salem, Ohio. HE died in a
tragic drowning accident willis
working on his ship. the Frank
lin d. Roosevelt in Norfolk har~
Dor.
The r. S. !. A. Convention will
be held at Columbus, Ohio on
June Goth and 2lst. All clubs
should be getting their member
ship lists in order so that tho
head tax may be paid when due.
This will avoid any last minute
confusion as to whether or not
any delegates are ineligible to be
seated. and will also assist tho
Financial Secretary in getting the
membership cards ready by con-
vcntion time.
This would be an ideal time for
clubs who have dropped out of the
7. S. J. A.. to r%eorganizc and apply
for reinstatement. Three dele~
gates should be appointed to re-
present the club at the conven-
ton. present a membership list
and pay the head tax (.25 per
member.) If YOU are reinstated
now, YOU will be eligible to par'
ticipate in all T. S. ]. A. activities
for the coming year.
In order that the 7. s. J. A.. Br.
Calendar may be complete, all
clubs are please asked to prepare
a list of their new officers, their
addresses and telephone numbers
and to turn this information in at
the Convention.
Richard Kautz, Pres.
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CANTON, OHIO
SAXON G. CLUB

TO bad more couldn't have at
tended our social Friday and
Joined in with the fun we certain
Nv enjoyed ourselves. 1t started
out in a bit of confusion most OF
us not knowing anything about
square dancing and it was hi
larious. Before the evening was
owe there was a certain group
that was so polished that the IN
structor had them demonstrating
the calls for the rest of us. You'll
know who they are when YOU see
them at our Barn Yard Jamboree
dancing like old hands at the
calls. -..,.. .
With the help of Bill kelp and
his wife we managed to struggle
along altho we did get behind
when Marie Cook would forget
that she was supposed to be a
man and headed in the wrong d.
rection. | bet Virgil and Ann have
done square dancing before. Did
YOU notice how hard Danny, Lar
nv, Fritz & Bill Fuss worked, they
wiped their brows quite often.
Chef Johnson took in all in stride
but making sure that he under
stood the caller.
Seems that the box social gave
some of the fellas a scare! Didn't
know we had some bashful fellas
in our crowd that are afraid to eat
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GARY, IND.
BRANCH 40

Branch 40 will have it's regular
meeting on Wednesday. April s.
at 200 p. III. The rcfreshment
committee for this meeting is
Hanna Carlson, Sara Bloos. Her
tina Grossinan and Hilda Hellman
Cedylo.
The Sick Committee for the
month of April is Agnes Kraft
Palinski and Margaret inch.
Branch 4O's 37th Anniversary
Dance will be held on April 1lth
in tch old Saxon Home on 1928
West 10th Avenue, beginning at
500 p. III. All neighboring
branches and their families and
friends are invited. The donation
for this affair is Sl.OO per person.
Branch 40 is very happy to have
heard that Brother Fred J. Thesis,
Cir. President, has accepted an in
vitation and will be with us on
April llth.
Sister Kay Marie Schiller will
sing some song selections and will
be accompanied by her husband
J. George Schiller on the piano.
Please come everyone and help
us make this anniversary an gene
raj success.
The delegates for this years
convention arc Mary Crschel and
Anna Wcnrich.
Sara Olson, Secretary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Hol-
Finger OF $50 Arch Street received
word Wednesday from the Navy
Department that their son. Will
liam Henry, aged q. fireman's
mate. fell overheard from a side
cleaning chair of the Carrier
Franklin d. Roosevelt at Hamp-
ton Roads. Va. at 2:55 p. III. Tues
day March 81, and apparently
drowned.
\ telegram from Capt. G.. w.
Ander. commanding officer OF the
aircraft carrier, said a preliminary
investigation indicated Holzinger
tainted for reasons unknown and
was.unconscious when he fell into
the water.
Holzinger was wearing an in
flatable life jacket at the time,
but apparently made no attempt
to initiate it when he hit the wa
ter. the telegram added.
An uncle of the boy called the
naval base at Norfolk. Va.
Wednesday night. and was in
formed a friend of his son would
be sent to Salem to explain cir
cumstances of the accident. The
friend arrives Thursday and two
others buddies from the ship ar
rived Saturday and spent an cx-
tended leave.
Holzinger enlisted in the Navy
October %, 1851, and received his
boot training at Great Lakes. III.
He was assigned to the Franklin
D. Roosevelt following completion
Of his training in February. 1882.
lie was home during the March
Weekend, alter the carrier
locked at Hampton Roads Tor
overhauling.
William was a member. of the
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 80

This coming Sunday our regu-
lar monthly meeting will be held
at the Sachsenhcim at 200 p. M.
Brothers on the sick list for the
past month are as follows: Mi
chael Cseak. John Stefani. Peter
Miller and Matthias Schneider, jr.
The members wish YOU all a spe-
dv recovery.
The members wish to express
their sympathy to the George
Miller family who passed away
recently. May he rest i'll peace.
The weather is starting to get
warm so watch for further mtor-
nation in your column as to when
there will be work at the picnic
grounds.
Tohn p. Schneider, Sec.