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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-24
JUST BROWSIN'
BY Paul r. Henry

Milton Weems felt the blow
delivered by the new states rob-
berry law last week when he was
sentenced to ten years in the
state prison after being convicted
of beating and robbing Lydia
Butler, operator of a grocery at
14th street. All the money he got
was one dollar.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-10-24

The patrol boys are as follows:
Geo. Bell, captain; Charles
Roberts, lieutenant; Howard
Colebrook, Wilfred Hudson,
Theron Hudson, Marvin Clinch,
James Pratt, Arthur Allen.
The ceremony closed with the
singing of the "Star Spangled
Banner" by the entire student
body.
, 1953-04-10
Go See Your Museum
WEEK DAYS 1912 and 3-5
D SIS
NoTICE

The Polar Ice Company begs
to advise the public that from
April 4, due to extreme short
age of rain water all ice
manufactured by the company
will be Of well water until
further; and therefore should
be used only for reefrigerating
purpose.
POLAR ICE COMPANY
George A. Fleming. Prop.
, 1953-04-10
UNUSED ri 4

The economist who says our
great problem is distribution must
have noticed how much parking
space there is where you don't
need it.
, 1953-04-10
Shipping News

The SIS is
scheduled to sail from New
Orleans March 26th; Mobile
March 18th, and is due at
Frederiksted April 10th, via
Jamaica, Haiti and St. Tho
mas, accepting freight i or
Martinique, Barbados, Vene-
zuela, Georgetown and Para
marble.
, 1953-04-10

The SIS ALCOA RANGER
is scheduled to sail from Bal
timore April 9Th; New York
April 10th, and is due at Fred
eriksted April 18th, via Puerto
Rico, accepting freight for
Venezuela and P~aramaribo.
@ co. Inc
Rob4 L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01
Potato W. asher
Gets EN- Clean
By BILL STELLMON
R0Ving Reporter

KARL MASS, Lake county, like
many other farmers grows enough
potatoes to have most of the prob
lens but not enough to afford all
the specialized equipment. So when
he found he needed a potato washer,
he made his own, and came out with
a simple, inexpensive but efficient
machine.
Mass set revolving Stat drum irs~
side steel tank, added short con-
veyor at each end of the tank and,
for power, mounted one-half horse
power electric motor on the unit.
potato washer.
Unlike commercial units which re-
quire a large and continuous supply
of water under pressure, Mass
washer doesn't even depend on rum
ming water. With one filling, about
$50 gallons of water, he can wash
400 to 500 sacks of potatoes clean.
Washing action is much like some
modern clothes washing machines,
with the revolving drum acting as
the agitator. And since the potatoes
ride in water at all times, bruising is
much less, Mass says, than in other
washers he's seen.
The washer is automatic, as well.
Put on the Gin" conveyor, potatoes
are carried into the water where
they move along as others drop be-
hind them. AS they reach the end
of the seven-foot tank, steel rod
FINGERS" mounted on the drum pick
them up and drop them on the Sec
ond conveyor, from which they go
to the sorting table. Speed at which
the potatoes are fed in determines
the washing time.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01

Potato washer built by Karl Mass.
Lake County farmer. Including the
conveYors. unit is 1917 feet long. with
7x4-foot vat and 7-foot drum 81 inches
in diameter. The drum. made of 2I2-
inch Stats. turns at eight revolutions
per minute as Mass uses washer. but
can be speeded 10 IL. Washer tank is
mounted on slight incline with intake
end Qeft in picture) lowest. Drum is
6 TO IL inches above tank bottom TO al
low dirt TO settle. Mass says washer
requires no wafer pressure and rel
ativelY little wafer. With tank slightly
over half full-about ESQ gallons of
water-he can clean 400 TO 500 sacks of
potatoes just as fast as they can be
handled on the sorting table.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06

with Miss Frances Brooks Mrs Clara Johnson
Williams and Mrs Pnke Robinson winning prizes delicious
served by the hostess The meeting will be
the home Of Mrs Clara Johnson So California E
abeth Holloway president Miss frankie Lewis reporter
The Blind school will render musical program Lee
Chapel AME church. 413 w. 22nd March Is 730
p. Rev. V. Bowers, pastor Mrs O. Sanders Mrs
Persons, sponsors.
The Jones high boys the district tournament
Crosset March 6 - s.
Earsie Greenwood is in the city after spending years
the armed forces He is the of Mr. and Mrs. Earsie
Greenwood, sr, IT'S f. 18th street
Rev j. H. Gatn will preach at II Sunday the King
Solomon Baptist church
Frank Dophu president of the National Quartet union
will present the Pilgrim Travellers and the Five Blind boys of
Jackson Tenn March 49, at Arkansas Baptist college gym.
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Reed their children, Daborah Ann
Curtis also sister, Mrs F. Chandler spent last week
Chicago visiting their brother Foster Williams and John
Chandler. They reported enjoyable trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cross the proud parents of a
pound baby girl born in February The baby is
named Beverly Paterna grandmother Mrs Beuah Cross
maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jones.
Pfc and Pvt Lois W. Cross home visit
ing their mother Beuah Cross apt 62 Heloc courts
Correction on Mothers March Polio the north
side Total for north side S106197 instead of $034 as
previously reported. Mrs. Birdie Williams, chairman.
Bishop W. Wilkes presiding bishop of Arkansas and
Oklahoma will be the speaker at the II o'clock services at
Bethel ANE church. Sunday
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06

at 7:3O S Jones is president Rev G f Upton is pastor
The Jolly 10 club will sponsor St Patreks Day tea at
the home of Mrs Odessa Hood 100 Calhoun Sunday from
to p The meeting will be at the home of Mrs E
Moore 721 College March 9th Mrs A. Cunningham reporter
Stephens Annual Shamrock tea will be given by the PTA
members March IS, from to in the schools cafe
terra A program will be rendered
The annual Religious Emphasis Week will be conducted
starting Tuesday March 10 through Friday March ID at Ar
kansas Baptist college.
Mrs Claude Mcclure, 1877 West 18th street will be hos
Phyllis Wheaey Federated club All members are
present Co-hoStess will be Mesdames Maggie Mil
Willie Trap Nina CopOn Mrs O. B. Conner reporter
Miss Lee Ester Lawrence entertained the members OF the
club members of the Esqures at her birthday
party Saturday The affair quite success
She lovely of gifts The Parakeet CLUB helo
meeting home of Miss Lawrence Sunday Mrs Rose
Person, president; Miss Coreha Lawrence, reporter
Lucky club entertained the husbands OF the
last week with Lucky Dinner at the nome OF MI
Mrs E. 2211 w. 10Th The next meeting VIII De
at the home of Mrs Johnnie Clark 6l5 PARK MIS-
A. Stewart, reporter ts
The Smart club with Mrs Daisy Simmons rive
games played with Mesdames Tucker Morton
prizes Mrs Stewart the guest prize
delicious served by the hostess MIS- r. WILSON,
president; Mrs r. M Kelly, reporter
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
Park Facilities
Sought For Race
By The VEGAS

The legislative committee of the
Veterans Of Good Government as
ISOLATION, headed by Charles Bus
sey, Thursday in a resolution, pre-
sented to Governor Cherry has
urged the general assembly to add
park and reereational facilities for
the states Negro citizens in the
states program.
The resolution was signed by
seven members of the Vegas
committees
BE 1T RESOLVED by the leg
l5latlVe committee of the Veter-
ans Good Government Association
that this committee so on record
urging the General Assembly to
memorabilia the Division of Fo-
restry and Parks to Immediately
add park and recreational facili-
ties to the State Park System for
the use and benefit of the Negro
citizens of Arkansas.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06

bers of the club are: Mesdames
Pearl Smith, president; Ollie b,
Fisher, secretary; Rena Wilson,
treasurer; Sally Quarles, Eth e |
Laeefield, Daisy Tins, Fannie
Cadet, Pearl Shavers and Anne
Tartt.
Guests present TO enjoy this gala
affair were MeSdames Maurice
Christophe, Effie Jenkins, Edna
Burroughs, Eva Herndon, 10 Anne
Harrison, Leona Dorton, Grendet-
Ia Scott, Estell Nelson, Jack Bum,
Gertrude Cleveland, Tosca Robin
son, Aleen Smith, Sally L. Blake
ly, Essie Fisher, Estell Routen,
Theresa Jones, Willie Miller, Myr-
tie Williams, Nell Virginia, lola
Mcdonald, Naomi Coulter and
Rose Kelly,
Club prizes We're won by Mrs.
Ollie b Fisher and Mrs, Fannie
Cadet and guest prizes were won
by Mrs. Effie Jenkins and Mrs,
Nell Virginia.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
RusseIlviIle
Wallis Ivory

"aihs iNutS
Chester A. Fisher left for Tulsa,
Oklahoma recently TO visit his
uncle, From there he will pro-
coed to Omaha, Nebr., where he
hopes to enter school The
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Missionary
society met at the residence Of
Mrs Edna Marsh. The president,
Mrs Josie Garnder, presided. AZ
ter an interesting Bible study.
very beautiful plate lunch was
enjoyed by all present Mrs. Ma
RE Sidney led the closing prayer.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Gerthrie Jackson
An all day Ministers council was
held at Lane Chapel CINE church,
last Friday The Rev c. w. Smith
was the host pastor, and vel
coined visitors from the F OR
Smith district. The Rev. Criner Is
presiding elder Mrs. Frances
Watson, Mrs. Anna j. Crowder
and Mrs. Princess Jones were Hot
Springs visitors recently Mr..
and Mrs. X. J. Shan left Thursday
to attend the funeral Of Allen
Scott in Kansas City. Others att
tending the funeral were Robert
and Ottway Shan, also Of Rus
sellville Robert Brockman
left for Omaha, Nebraska recent
ly Mrs Ester Ross is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Eliza Brock
man, and her young daughter
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson.
sr., became the bride of Pvt
Frank Ross, of Camp Chaffee. The
groom is the son Of Mrs. Ida Ross
of this city &. Those on the sick
list include Doss Newton. Mrs
Lacy Mrs. Winifred Marsh and
Mrs. Hattie Bryant . Lillian
Moore was honored February rs
with a birthday party by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Odester Moore
A very beautiful and delicious
cake was baked by Mrs. Cozette
Edwards. There were II boys and
girls present All enjoyed am
evening of music, games and fun
The following persons at
tended the district tournament at
Morrilton, last Friday: Mrs. Are
tina Jackson, Mrs. Cozette Edwards
and Wallace Marsh, Bobby Chas-
Marsh, Roscoe Lindsey, jr., john
ny Foster and Wallis Ivory
The piano students of Mrs. Fran
ces Waston and Prof. Wallis Ivory
will be presented in the Annual
Spring Recital soon. The exact
date will be announced later.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
Il IN > Il
Ak0ll 30 J I. AsYN.
Phone Us Your News - 2-593s

MIS- b. e. Conway, 1928 Cedar made her annual Wis
Ny 10 attend her sisters birthday celebration
ls observed her birthday February 23rd with dim
Hei She received many lovely gifts from her friends and rel
au'es Mrs Conway entertained with breakfast nv her
euS "ne IN Kansas City She received silver dollar from
each breakfast Mrs Conways sister is the former ath
tyh L. Garrison Of this city
Inc southwestern Ministerial Bible class met at tho home
, - 'aehSon with Rev F. f. Tyson, presiding The les
% was .aus'' oy REV T. Jackson Rev. H. G Green of Vann
was VISITOR. Fev j. S. Thornton chaplain Rev E w.
son. president Mrs. F. Jackson secretary and Mr.. W NJ
Robinson, reporter ~ '' w. ''
Twill Do Coerie club met at 1904 Chester with zr P
@ cannon as hostess After the meeting delicious repast
WAS served rive games were played with Mrs Corde Warren
Ft aly +. Futledge and Mrs Mildred Simpkns winning
S second and third prizes respectively The next meeting
Naomi Brown reporter ' 'S 'oS'eSS' MIS-
f Inc j. M Draper circle last week Plans were made
LOT pTeEaster play given at payro C,haoI A,TE7
church on March % at s D. m Mrs T1i,s ,"pea aii
Prize IN the spelling match the old fashioned Social Mrs
d. Douthard, reporter ~ '' -
Dr. r. S Ross of Philander Smith college will adds ,
Dupar rIA study group Monday 100 p m His subject
VIII De EVauating the Cultural Side of Life" The rorla
4 Ins VIII follow with report from the state meeting All
patrons are asked to attend Mrs Moorehead nros4o
L. NJ Christophe, ST. principal ~
Of refers Rock Baptist church is sponsoring Lime Sin
nui,u"s from TO p m at 1902 High Mrs G D. Dennis
Is captain and Rev. F. T. Evans is pastor
Inc Marquees with Mrs MARCEL Henderson PLANS
were mace Tor going away party for Freeda Mae King at
ross street Mrs King is leaving the city to make her
nome In Long Beach, California Games were naved and N
e "lldm Won first prize Miss Vivian jefferson and
Miss Aida Jean Wtherspoon second and third resneci
q fepaSl was served Mrs. Freeda King reporter
Inc progressive club of Union AME church is presenting
musical program of gospel songs Sunday at p m at the
church Among those appearing on program will be Mrs Lo
Use Smith, Miss Dorothy Jones, Mrs A. Holmes Rose Mrs
'ua BroWn1leld Herman Guy, Worthy Springer and the
goSpel cof OF the church James Warren president Rev
Z. Dryver s pastor ~
Inc wives met at the home of Mrs Louace Warren last
fday night installation of officers as follows Mes
DANES Marion Virginia Fowler president Pearine
vice president Juana Walls secretary; Leonne Culns as
sstant secretary Tyleese Freeman sgt arms and Ida
uth Morton reporter Other members of the club are Fred
die Moore Estea Ruedge Mildred Terry One new mem
ber Mrs. Beverly Swnton voted into the club The hos
tess served lovely repast The meeting at the
home of Mrs Leontne Culns 1901 w. 10th
will be ratified Marion Johnson president
and Mrs. Ida Ruth Morton, reporter
The senior choir of Wesley Chapel church
musical program with the theme The Cross Sunday evening
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK
Telephone Your News to 1918

Telephone Your News to 4-9187-
Sacred Five and the Shiloh Gospelars will render
"a program at King Solomon Baptist church, 1904 Pine
at p. m.
Royal CHARTERS will render gold cup contest Mar
Merrill high school in Pine Bluff sponsored by the AplI-
rive gospel singers of that city.
hueW Williams of U. s. Navy spent the past week WIN
rehlS Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Williams of GIT W. 9Th ST.
merlne Porch Marshall the daughter of Mrs Chrlstne
VI l5oo Magnolia left last Friday for San Diego, where
,"m spend week with her husband, Jack Roland Mar
ue u y Navy. After short stay Jack will be trans
to another coast
1 -" ue North Little Rock branch library and read ana
VIC DOCKS OF your choice The best room is the room
redung Opening daily from til 7. Story hour
H. h Wednesday from to s. Mrs. Daisy Smith librarian
ouStoek high school of Memphis defeated Al 40
"gh school in basketball game given by Jones last
" Joseph T. Robinson auditorium Jones girls team
'''eo 20 81 by Pulaski county training school of NC
2rg a Lee Hervey, daughter of Lee Hervey, and Hine
h - l4tq street left last Friday night for Ashtaoula
h ohe pride and groom. They have intention to make
wilkins of U. s. Army is in the city after spending
h NJ IN me arm forces. He is visiting his relatives ana
- and Mrs. c. A. wilkins, 1921 Cypress.
g,N NJ program will be given Sunday at the Morning
Si. church, sponsored by the Junior choir OF the
''y jackson, president and Rev. c. D. Canada, pas
At''ne'tS met at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hol-
gle business session whist games were played
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
Fl Dorado

MIR, Don, a blind man, died Mar.
2 at the home of his sister Mrs,
Minnie Wilson Rev, Il, G.,
Cutter wishes to thank the fol-
lowing persons for what they have
given him: Henry Gfims, Dock
Ramcy, r. Williams, G. G. Gaines,
DR.. c. B. Rainey, Dr. +, c. Dun
nings, Q. T. LeGrande, Ed Lacy,
Rev. Frazier, Mrs. Money McDuf-
fie. Mrs. Callie Dixon, Mrs Mary
Jones, Mrs. Ruth Williams, Carol
Ruffin, w. IL. RulGia, Charlie
Green, Rev. Goodwin and others
Hosea Porch underwent an
operation -. Rev, f. C.. Cutter
is still on the sick list The
PTA Of Carver school held It's LIST
social meeting last week with Mrs
Bessie Schultz, presiding After
brief business period. the program
committee chairman. Miss Ruth
M Gurst, presented a program.
On the program were Mrs. M. S
LeGrande, Mrs. M. C. Greer, Mrs,
Rosa Hall and Mrs Idell Norwood
Rev. l.. d. Champion was the
guest speaker The PTA has had
beautiful maroon curtains Install
ed in the school auditorium. The
social committee chairman, Mrs,
Ora Cobb. served a repast at the
close Of the meeting
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
Conway


MIR, and Mrs. Ethel Roseburr and
family had as guests recently theiE
aunt and uncle, Mrs. Martha Sin
gleton and S. Miller Of Morriltor
Ed Beard who passed in De-
troit at the home of son, Ed
Beard, jr, at the age of 10 was =
former resident OF this city and a
veteran of world war |. Funera
services were conducted at s.
James church. Rev. Jones deliver
ed the eulogy. Survivors art
three daughters, Mrs. DruselIa
Curry of Little Rock, Mrs. Fiossie
Walker of Blytheville and Mrs. g.
Smith of Detroit and two sons.
Henry of Conway and Ed OF De-
uoit An education rally was
sponsored for Philander Smith
college last week at Ebenezes
Methodist church. The guest
speaker was Dr. Matt Ellis, pres
ident of Hendrix college. Rev. B.
F. Littlejohn is pastor The
WSC of Ebenezer church sponsor
ed a George Washington Tea rc-
Gently in the church basement
Members from various churches
attended. The room was beautiful
ly decorated with spring flowers,
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
WARNING NOTICE OF
ADOPTION

In The Pulaski Probate Court
State Of Arkansas
County of Pulaski -,
Take notice that on the 2nd
day of March, 1858 a petition was
filed by James Gathright a n d
Roxie Gathright, his wife, in the
Probate Court of Pulaski County,
Arkansas, for the adoption OF
Henry Peoples, minor, a male
child of the age of Ia years, unless
you appear within 30 days after
the date of this notice, and show
cause against such application, the
petition shall be take as confessed,
and decree of adoption entered,
Witness my hand and seal of
this court, this the End, day of
March, 1858
r. S. Peters, Clerk
Bv VIM. Krallman, d. c,
]. r. Booker & Jackie l.. Shrop-
shire, Attorneys for Petitioners.
3:6-l3-20 81
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
Notice.!

March Z, 1898
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
The matter of the letter written
by Rev. M, G.. Garrett, of Miles
Chapel C. M. E. Church, was Of
fically acted upon after Rev. Gar
rett made an apology to the Al
lance of the untlmeliness and the
lack of wisdom in the writing oil
such letter.
The Alliance took the position
after hearing the apology of Rev.
Garrett that the whole affair was
exceedingly unfortunate and Joins
our fellow citizens in the hope
that such an occurrence shall not
repeat itself
Very respectfully,
DR.. Fred T. Guy, Chairman
DR.. Roland Smith
Rev. A. w. Kicks
Rev. M, G. Garrett
Elder F. A. Boyd
Rev. w. II. Bass
Alliance Committee.
p. S.: No Comment Please.
ADV. $50 1t
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
Bridge Club Gives
Anniversary Party

The Imperial Bridge club held
its 18th anniversary party at the
lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs T
R. Smith, 1923 Chester, last week
Orchids and white gladiolas car
ried out the color scheme of the
club. A turkey dinner was serv-
ed buffet style on table covered
with a beautiful lace cloth Mem
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

In the Pulaski Chancery court
State of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, SIS.
Charles Kimbrew, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 970l2
Addie Lee KimbreW, Defendant
The defendant, Addie Lee Kim
brew, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and al
swer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Charles Kimbrew
Dated: March 3, 1858
j. r. Booker & Jackie L. Shrop-
shire, Solicitors for Plaintiff.
J. l.. Kidd, Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner Chancery Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher, D. c.
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
Birthday Of
Interest
A JOINT PARTY

Mrs Sallle r Thompson and
E B. Moore, 81. were layfully
surprised with a joint birthday
party on February 26, at the beau
titul home Of Miss Solar M. Ca
rethers, 807 Gaines st, at $50 p.
m, They arrived together each
thinking that the party was for
the other Their friends greeted
them by singing, Happy Birth
day to You, They could not I'M
derstand So an announcement
had to be made in order for them
to know that the party was for
both of them. They received many
beautiful gifts, cards and tel
ephoue call from the Moores and
BatsonS of Chicago A program
was rendered and games were
played Mrs Thompson is one of
the Oldest members of the First
Baptist church at 7th and Gaines
She is the teacher of the Wilson
Brown Sunday school class -Serv-
ing as such for 20 or more years.
f, B. Moore. formerly served as
church clerk for rs years. The
party was given by group Of
members of the church and was
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
CLASSIFIED

BARGAIN! FIFTY BUCKS.
Two Chevrolets $4,000. Motor runs
good, battery, heater. etc. Both
same model Just the thing for
handyman or gardener. Plenty Of
spare parts. Ask for Ted anytime
before IL noon. 2l24 NJ Cleveland
2:27;3.6 n
Arkansas State press., 1953-03-06
England


Mrs. Deola Parker conducted
the Sunday school at Bethel CINE
church. The sermon was preached
by the pastor. Several visitors
were present
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31
Rice Nelrs & Social EUents of Interest

and MS Tom Bondurant.
Miss Minnie Cowles Olgers, of
Philadelphia, spent the week end
with Mrs. John Olgers
Nj. and Mrs. B. NJ Payne have
moved to their home IN Crewe.
Bobby Bass of Arlington. spent
The week end with Mr. and Mrs
3 G. Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Farley and
7hlldren spent their vacation with
friends, III Norfolk and Newport
News.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Hartman
and children, Of Richmond, were
week end guests Of MI and Mrs.
Lawrence Bailey
On Tobacco Market
Mr. and Mrs r. A Hubbard
have left for the tobacco market
IN Conway S c.
MI and Mrs H II Hubbard
LETT Wednesday for the market at
Lake City, S G.
MI and Mrs. Fielder Hubbard
VIII leave Friday. Nj. Hubbard
viii go to Dillon. S. c.. and Mrs.
HUBBARD and baby. WILSON, will
visit her sister, Mrs. S. c. Foster,
at Garden City S. c.
Mrs. Claude Farley. Mr.. and
MS Winston Farley and sons
visited Mr. and Mrs. Anderson
DANIEL. Sunday.
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Farley, Monday evening. were
Nj and Mrs. Norman Hedrick
and children. Richard. Betty,
Margaret and Charles. Of Nor
folk.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Mason
spent seyeral days with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Binford, at Disputan-
ta this week
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soyars.
OF Cascade, are visiting the Rev
ana Mrs. II. n SOyarS.
Among the Visitors
Miss Mabel Vaughan is visiting
Nj and Mrs NJ A French. at
sunny Side this week
Mrs William Rudy, Of Abing-
ton. and Mrs o Mann. Of Farm
vile were dinner guests Of Mrs.
J A Young and Mr ana Mrs.
w s Farley Tuesday
MIS- O Mann, Of Farmville,
and Mrs J A Young are visiting
Mr. and MIS- William Rudy. Of
Abingdon. and Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
Hays, N Ashland, Ky.
Murray BradsaW, Of Roanoke,
is spending this week with Percy
Bradshaw.
Nh and Mrs. W. S Farley were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman GoWen. al Alberta. sun
day Nj. and Mrs. I. l.. Young,
IF CAarlotte c. H., were recent
visitors Of Mrs Farley
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31

litter on the floor and enough
nesting material IN the nest Have
one nest for every hen Over
croWdinG nests usually results in
larger percentage Of broken and
dirty and floor-laid eggs
% / eggs before packing them,
and keep them in a cool moist
place Pack eggs pointed end
down, and gather them in a wire
OF mesh type basket Break up