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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23

ldmmer.
aui,peuolmgen iiir Sic Serboppee
lung bes 8unoesarellSihuses atf 2O,=
900 Mann - bierfiir lplren upreIt
etlpa 81 Wti0ionen Wtnrf erforOerlih
- iiuo 1T ben 8erednl1neen ebenio
nenig cntbalten luie suiGtlihe Mittel
fiir BEN Observation-Disclosures ber
in abiebbarer ;3eit peitere 200 0fils
liouen Wtarf beuotist. gi,, Iertreter
bes 8unbes siinau5ntiuiiteriums ers
flGrte in 8onu, nah bier Sabren lus
auseeiettem 9elniiben I'M cine or
oentlid,e Sdusbaltsipirtldaft, ounlit
bie @dhrung itabil bleibt, iei iest elm
8unbesbausbalt entltanoe,t, Der fiir
SEN neuen 8unoestag 1,nb bie reue
8unoesreeier,ing faum losbare 0ros
bleme itelle. @ihtisite NuIgabe bes
neuen 4arlamentS iper6e Die Mbltim:
ml,ns Ser &crpiliht,lngen bes 8un:
bes nit ieineu Wtoglidfeiten iein
Ias alte Yarlament babe it'd erbeblid
iibernonlmeu uno Dem Yunb IuIga
ben eeitelt. Die er auf Die Gauer MD
at loier pernldg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23

tansler ieinen Ser Mubenminiiterfons
feren; iibern,ittelten @unId nod ei=
ner baloisen Giererfouferens nit bem
&tnpeis perbunoen bate, baB oie Gl,=
rop6iihe Gertetoieungsgenteinih
s(useanespunft fir elm umfaiienoeres
Siderbeitsipitem iein fonne. Sieier
&inlpeis entipri6t oem 8orihlag bes
YrGiioenten Giienbolper, ser Ntitte
Mpril Elm ausemeines SpItem ser Ibs
riiituns unS ser aegenieitisen Cider
belt inn &abmen ber Sereinten 9tatios
nen empioblen bate. Mit ser @il=
oung eines iolben Snitenls pdre Sic
Shaiiung ser GuropGiiden @erteiois
sunaseemeinibaft ni:ht rnpercinbar,
ia, lie fonnte iehr tpcbI ein Clement
zines iplhen Spitems bilben. Nihts
ipridt bagesen, bab bel allieitig er,l=
item @iuen sur 8eleitigung ser Dit
8eit= =Spannl,ng aud bem Cider
beitsbebiirinis SotpietruBlaubs. ent=
iprohen tperben fann.
9tihts lieat bem oel,ti1en Golf no
ber am Serjen als ieine Wieberperei=
utgi,na. 9as lit peritIublid,. Cine
nSglihit ihtelle &ereitiguns guros
pas miro iebob faum tpe,iger gu
itimnlune fi,loen. 3umaI in 8aibing.
ton ausoriidIih Feitgeitellt moroen lit,
sob bas s,tn1dit nur aus feds 2iin=
Oern beitebenbe aeru=Guropd ,,iht
erfluiip iein ion, ionbern tpeitere Vtitz
glieber lid hieier @emeinIhait ei,,.
fiiaen fCnner. -~.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23
Die schweigende Front
Die Widerstundsformen der Sowietzonenbevoslksrun
Erntesoraen - yvstizehefin aeaen dos Reeht.

oen 3oneneebieten INN gerlr,. SSos
I'M Sriihiabr an Saataut fir 9ortoi.
'elr nno Setreioe TebIte, tuiro fidl in
Der erntebilan; unheiloou ausnirfen
ant ge'dbroetiten lit nat tpie Dor bic
Ulel'tper'orsuns. sllein aui. ben
polfseiscnen Giitern Dtedlenburos.
Der lanOWirtid)aitlid,en @aiis Ser
Somletjone, frepierten infoIee id)Iedl.
ter Siitterltug unS Staauua i'm pers
sansener Sabre $4,000 S1ueine.
Die 9erltiung SiISe 8eniami,,s,
Die IN Ser Gone uuo int SItberIin il,
Der lhauriaen Grinneruns an Sen be-
riihtlgten YrGiibenten Ses ,,0oIfsaes
rlhtsbofes" Ser &itIer;eit, ssreisler,
"oer lanabaarige sSreisler" eenanut
pirS, ltebt i'm 8ioerlprub su Ser
bisber bon ser iopiet3onalen Meaie.
rung gegebenen Suli1erung, monat,
Die I'M 3uee bes Suni.Muiitanoes
Serbafteten elmer gereft uno obieftip
urteilenoen Suiti; iibergeben merben
iollten. Gas Sf)uIofontp 6er Wenias
min SlbIt Sehntauienoe bon Opiern.
Sn Ser Musiib,ins ibres Imtes feunt
iie ipeoer menibli1e ltmIt1noe nod
Barmber3igfeit ODER @erehtigteit.
Sbre llrteilsipriife iino bon einem
falteu GefiibI ser Mahe biftiert.
Sbre 8erufi,ng auf 6ieien poiten
erideint ais beionoere l1ngeihidIihs
felt, Sa iid) seraoe aud tp1breno ser
! Suni= =auiitGnoc seiate, tpie eeiuno sic
Rehtsauifailung Ser Cit3onenbep6l.
feruug lit. Mls sic Mrbeiter oas Cor
liser Geidnanis aeItiirlnt batten. lie.
ben lie iih bon einem Suiti5beamten
eine Geianee,tenliite bolen. Mnban0
bieier ltnterlaeen erit beeunn oie @e.
freiungsoftion. 9fur bic politiihen
Geiansenen erbieIten lire ssreiteit.
Die frimineIlen bIieben binter Den oer'
id,loiiene 3eQentiiren. Giner ielblt
,p1breno Oes slufltanoes 10 iadlKb
oenfenben unb banoelnoen Ginipcb'
neridait iest man lett cine Suitisae'
| fin Dor, sic iih bei ibrer Hroaebfiib.
rune nod ME an bic Yorihriften bet
geipeiserheb,,na nrh 9eugenberneb'
mune sebolten bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23
Repr. Scott klagt
ueber ,,Goodtime
Charles =

Waibington. - Ser Gongrebabsez
cronete &nsb Scott, Rep.. Ya., bate
es auf 6ieieniaen ieiner aoueaen abs
aeieben, bie germ auf Regierungsfo=
iten our9 oie @eItseididte reiien, Inn
iid5 81. ami lieren. Die .eoobtime
CHARITIES" nannte er lie rno iteIlte felt.
auf Musldnbsreiien betrGnfen lie iih
5uaeiten, beIei6isten ibre @aitgeberins
men unb neruriadten internationale
Mibperlt1n6niiie. Solhe Witelieoer
hdtten Dem aongreB idon felt laneem
Ropf9meraen beruriabt, i6ret6t
Gcott in ei,em Mrtifel int Wasa3in
.MeaI". beeilte iih aber, binsu3ufiis
gen. 6aB lie sic Musnabme tpGren,
,p6brenb 6ie neiiten aonerebleute
aud auf Meiien iid bemiiben, CUTE
Mrbeit au leiiten.
Gin Beiipiel nannte Scott: ouf ell
ner Meiie our1 @eiteurcpa nerlieb
ein aonerebmann cine GeielIi1aft,
inoem er Der @alteeberin ertldter, il,
be n9eadtlotalen ieien Before rpar.
ties" tint @anee.
O6er bas lei1tfiiBige 0eeislatir=
mitglieo, 6as in 8ombap beroeblih
beriudte. cine blonoe Setretlrin
beim nediiden Saidnid um Den
aoniereustiih su faneen. Seott nann-
te aber nidt ote Namen ser 8eteilia=
ten - aud nidt ben Senator aus
benz @eiten. Der seneint bate, er
speroe in Sdme6en bon sen Meeie.
ritn9sleuten nidt entipre1eno einee=
In6en. Dnmit fiinoigte ct an, idreibt
Scott: vShmeben erbdlt feline ge-
minisungen mebr bonn amerifaniid)cn
Sendt."
,es boiierte Ntonate, Die geucbn.
Iid uneridiitterliden Sfanoinapier 81
terubigen, oie natiirlid emport tpa.
rem. ihreibt Scott, Der felt elf Sab.
rem oen 1onsreB anaebSrt ms irii,
her Noriisenoer bes Nepublifaniiher
Rationolfomitees mar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23
New Yorks Pluttdevtsehe
kommen ~ BesUeh

Samburg. - rSie plaitoiitide
Goltsieit-@ereen" n, esetu Dort beahs
iihtist, int al,guit 1858 eiue Tabrt
ir[ bic alte beutid,e Seinat su llnters
nebmen. Tabei pill' u,an beu rieoer=
beutihen 9ano Srpiihen Glbe l,nS Wes
ier eil,en mebrtGsiaeu 8eiud abitat'
ten. 3ahlreite Seiluebner an oie'er
&eiie itnmlnen a,ts ser ltmsebune
pon Gurbapen. Muber Somburg iol=
len aud) 9remen, 8renlerhaoen uno
Srrbupeu uuIaeiud)t meroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23
conant ~ evropoeisehen
Wochen in Pussuu

1aiiau. - 9ie Gurop1il6en Wos
den. Ole allidbrlid) III Naiiai abaebal-
ten ,perSen uno ipeit iiber Tei,tiGlaro
binous Sntereiie sefunocn haben, ,per=
ben in oieiem Sabre bonn IA. bis 30.
Mueuit itattiiuoen. @ei ben Groff=
nunesieierlidfeiten luiro audi Der
amerifaniide Botid)aiter Sssan,es So.
nant antpeienb iein. slls 8dIte aus
sem MuslanS mcrben als Mtitipirten=
Sc er,partet hoS cnaliihe Muiiffurps
.Blod @ath". bas Mo5artenm Soli=
burg, Sic iran5Siiihs oel,tlhe Yantn=
mimen-B Brilppe Seau Sou6eDran has
Iran30iii6e Guo 81. Soctens rno
Mme. Su;ane Mof)e, ioipie cine ita=
lieniihe Oper. Olrch oie Guropdilhen
Wohen iuirb oaS maleriid)e Haila,l
,peiter an Mnsiebunefrait selpinne,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23
Wullfuhrfen mach
Esehweiler

Die Nalliabrtsseit ser Waaiabr.
ten jllr Nater 9oIoroia in .GidmciIer
ont Aororano ser Giiel uutpeit bon
aad)en mirS in oieien Sabre NIT Der
9roben Gfarrproseilion am Counting,
Dem 16. Il,sl,it erofinet. Iusp1rtiec
Erojeliioren tperoeu fir alle Cont
taee bis slim ShluB ser @aIIiabrt ont
IS. Sftober ernortet
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23

nebmen, bab iid ser pro;e,ttuole sln'
tell ser sSrauen in sen rarbeits!us
germ" in letter 3eit, Dor aGem in Bu=
fareit, Eloelti, Mrao unh 1iniiiora,
iehr erbobte uuo peiter int @udIeu
beeriffen lit. 8euaue 3ablen ,purOeu
niht genannt. ....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23

Gcettinsen. - Gle Shafeipeore=
Seitlpiele am r9eutia,en 3beater" III
8ottingen geben sl,m critcn sfal nod
Sem Grieae in Ieutidlanb cine bret,
ten MnSidluitt aus ser @elt Sbafc'
ipeariid,er aonobien. 9lnldBlid) Ser
100 =Sabr=6eier ser llniperlititsliabt
tpiro Gin 3pflus bon 5 Shafeipearcs
sicu Snijcnicrungcn seipiclt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23
lnb ser britiid,e 8otifaiter Soro So
liiar bittcn oas 9lei:be setan.

9ie fommuuiitiife Sitehei te~
idl,pert iid, iiber cine iir;lid,e ,ueitlis
he @nrrage nit SreibeitShaIlons OILS
rprcpofatip. Die amerifai,iidlen lit
beber osr gftion ireuteu lid, bariiber
ols 8e,peiS baiiir, baB bieie iehr pirf=
iam mar. Die 9alcus trueen Sal,iens
De BON TIuablGttern nit ser sluiiorScs
rlns al, bie Sid,ehen. ihrcn rctcl,
8oiisn @iberitano s., leiiten. Die
NallonS plrben au IS. Wtai ali
baperiiden gooen Iusgelalien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23

@aibiuatou itcllts Sem iiiofurea=
uiihen Erdiioert Nbee cine ueue gto.
te 81, I'm ibu iu &ooperation bel ei=
nenl @aiienitillitano gu bemegeu. Ius
Ganmuniom mar gemeloet lporoen,
baH &hec nelle 6im0erniiie bereite.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-23
Chula

Mr.. and Mrs Frank D. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Woody, Of
Huntington. w. Va. were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Har-
ris. at Alpha
Mrs j. A. Clark has returned to
her home at Gold Hill. after an
extended visit with her son and
daughter in law, the Rev. Edward
Clark. of Winchester, Va.
Friends are glad to know that
Mrs. Emmett Newton has returned
home from Medical College Hos
pital, Richmond. much improved
Mr.. and Mrs Matthews Newton.
recently purchased a lot in Glen
dale preparatory to building a
residence here We are glad to
welcome them in our community.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H Guerrant
spent Saturday night in the home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-23

Twenty odd members of the
7Powhatan Masonic Lodge motored
to Gainesville. Tuesday night, to
celebrate Founders Day with De
Witt Clinton Lodge there Harvey
A. Ransone Jr addressed the
lodge on Our Masonic Home. :
and w R Parker spoke on the
topic. "Unselflshness
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Hooper. Mr.
and Mrs CT. NJ Powell. Mr. and
Mrs Hunter. OF CreWe, Mr and
Mrs Edward H Hopkins, Mr. and
MIS- E H VaSsar. Mr. and Mrs
VIII Dandy. A. E. Godsey and N
r. Patrick, Of Cumberland. were
among those from other COM
munitieS who attended the foot
ball game in Williamsburg Satur-
day by bus from Powhatan All
had a good time
Rurftan Club Meets
The Ruritan Club meeting was
enjoyed Wednesday night by a
large number Of members Fea-
ture OF the meeting was a short
series o. speeches by all county
officers about their duties They
answered questions from the floor
about their work. A lot of good
humor was mixed with the talks.
A large crowd enjoyed the band
concert AT the hiph school IN
Wednesday night. the first public
feature OF the school year
Personals
MI and Mrs Winfrey F Wade
sarc Offering their home The
Glebe on Route 90 just above
Belnemus for sale. Nh. Wade is
being transferred TO Louisville
Ky By Reynolds Metal Co We
regret very much to lose these
fine people as we'll as Mr. and Mrs
W F. Wade ST.. from our COM
munity
Horace Franklin has resigned
his position to the Yates Tractor
Co. and will devote his time to
improving his farm near Belona
Mrs w II Gills has been III for
the past week
Mrs w. VI F'ariss, who has been
III is now able to resume a. part
OF her duties in her lunch room.
Mi and MIS-. p. Fuller. M
and Mrs Eddie Poole and chill
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-23

but our team is still definitely in
the running" The team has suf-
fered from the loss Of several boys
through injuries and some boys
who have returned to their homes
Beaumont held John Marshall's B
team tc a scoreless tie at Beau
mont on Friday. October l, but
lost to Henry Clay at Ashland, 20
6 on october 9. Our next game is
with Powhatan High at Powhatan
on Friday, October Is.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-23
Porhatan NetCs
Motorcade of Masons Travel To Help
Gainesville Lodge on Founders Day

dren. and MI. and Mrs. Charles
Brockman were recent guests at a
fish fry at Homestead"
Bank employees recently held
an outdoor picnic supper at the
home Of Mir and Mrs. Fuller Spe-
clal guests were Mr. and Mrs.
S. c. Jones. Of Amelia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-23

Of their son. j. r. LcSueur, at
Buckingham, to see the historical
pageant
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Jamerson. OF
Dillwyn, visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Butler. Monday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

Mrs Charlie Green, of Victoria
and son. Capt. Green. lately from
Korea. are guests of Mrs Green S
sister and borther-i in law. M. J
and Mrs Mcmillan,
Mrs Bill Walker and Mrs. Red
Mcmillan were business visitors
in Farmvllle. Saturday
Mrs Mcfarland and Mrs. w. F.
Davidson and children were call
ers on Mrs Henry Nuckols, Sat-
urday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Haynes, who has
been spending the summer at
Marshall place. left for her home
in Richmond, Wednesday
Miss Mary Moseley. of Rich
mond, is visiting in the home of
Mrs E S. Cole.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Schwartz
visited friends in Charlottesville
and Fredericksburg. last week.
Mrs John and Will Moseley
and Mrs Paul Schwartz called on
Mrs Baird at Gravel Hill Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Mt. Zion

Cumberland Church had It's
homecoming. Sunday. with good
preaching, a fine dinner on the
grounds and singing Mr. and Mrs
NJ K Davis attended this meet
ing.
Robert Earl Bryant or Rich
mond and Thomas Bryant. of
WILLIAMSBURG, and Nh and MIS-.
Clarence Stlnson spent the week
end with the Richard Bryants and
attended Homecoming at Mt. Tabor
Church Mrs, Arthur Bryant and
children, Paul and Sue were
visitors in the same home. also
Miss Louise Anderson continues
sick Guests IN that home last
week were Mrs. Robert Lee
Hudgins and Martin. Frank Dun
renbacker and Larry. Ellis Loetto
Connolly and Gale and Granville
Anderson
Sunday Guests
MI and Mrs Roy Hin and Poy
Jr. Jimmie and Roger and Mrs
Matte Stinson visited Nh and
Mrs Mayo Stinson in Richmond
last Sunday
Mrs Matte Stinson Hyde. Of
Easton, has gone to Richmond
after an eight weeks visit with
friends and relatives in this
neighborhOOd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Curdsvlle

Mr. and Mrs. Holton and son.
OF Statesville, N c.. were visitors.
last week, of Mr.. and Mrs G. w.
Kessler. His sister, Ruby, who has
been nursing near Prospect, is
also visiting in the same home.
Mrs. Glenn. OF Farmvlle. is
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Bailey.
Mrs. Wesley Dunkum. Wesley
Earle and Janet are spending sew
eral days with Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Glass. of Warwick. and
Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Leap, of
Norfolk. Mrs Walter Duncan. of
Columbia. accompanied them and
will spend some time with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Glass
To Fly Home
Archie LeGrand is spending
sometime with his sister. Mrs. Vlr-
ginia Martin. and family. OF
Georgia He expects to fly some
time this week
Mrs. Marjorie Cook. of West
Virginia. has been visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Ell
lott Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott are not
SO well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wise had as
visitors over the week end Mr.
and Mrs. Kappes. of Richmond.
Sell Farm
Mr. Parrish and family. Of
Hickory Hill Farm. have sold their
farm and bought the farm Of the
late Henry Ingle. of Tobaccoville,
where they plan to move in the
near future
Mrs. Halle Baldridge and Mrs
Reeves Phaup called on the EN-
NETT Dunkums. last week.
Mrs Richardson and three of
her friends all of Richmond.
visited Mrs Lucy BerSch and Miss
Annie Phaup. Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Yancey Bailey were visitors
IN the same home
Farmville Guest
Punk Bailey. Of Farmville. who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Yancy Bailey. returned home, Fri
day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Nuckols

Mr. and Mrs NJ K. Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mann were
callers on Mrs W. F. Davidson.
Thursday evening
Dr. and Mrs Leon Minkler and
two small daughters, Sandra and
Maxine and son, Billy. of Car
bondale III, were visitors Monday
at Cherry Hill Farm. Other call
ers and guests at Cherry Hill dur
me the week were Miss Margaret
Ann Mcmillan. OF Nuckols, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Walker, Mr., and
MIS-. Red Mcmillan and Lyoda.
also Mrs r A Mcfarland. of
Colonial Heights. and Miss Noel
Davidson who is spending some
time with her grandmother.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Ner Canton RED Nelcs
Mrs. Lyon Clarke Clues Eye Report
OF Arizona Indians For WINS Women

place, Mrs. J o. Sullivan. Mrs. A
A OWnby and Mrs Frank Ownby
and daughter Of near DlllWyn. and
Mr. and Mrs. N J. Snyder and
children, of Mclean.
In Washington
Alex and Manuel deBettencourt
are spending this week with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. w. l
Wheeley. in Washington, D c.
Several from this neighborhood
attended Homecoming day at Mt
Tabor Baptist Church, last Sun
day There was preaching in the
morning and afternoon by the
pastor the Rev Mr. Hall There
VIII be services each week night
through Friday at 8 by the Rev
T. p Reynolds, of Cumberland. A
bountlful lunch served picnic
style was enjoyed by all present
David and Richard Bickford
spent the past week end with
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs + Blevens, at Jamestown.
MI and Mrs haywood Boggs
and children, Nancy. Mike, Mark
and Lynn, have returned to their
home in Arlington after spending
a week at Mt Ida" the home OF
her parents, MI and Mrs. w. K.
Percy
Mr. and Mrs x A Piercy and
Mrs. w r Percy were Richmond
visitors. Tuesday of last week
Services
Regular preaching services will
be resumed at Mt Zion Church
beginning the first Sunday in
September, when the pastor. the
Rev +. l. Patton Will return from
his vacation The Rev J. r.
Hodges, Of Fork Union. supplied
through the month Of August His
messages We're very inspiring and
thoroughly enjoyed by his we'll
attended congregations
Mrs. haywood Boggs and
daughter Nancy. Mrs John Yam
cey and Mae Snoddy spent last
Friday shopping in Richmond.
Roy Hill, who is employed in
Roanoke spent the week end
with his family here.
Ruby Davidson returned to her
work in Richmond, last Sunday.
after yacationing at her home
here a week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

The Edgar Johnsons and Yancy
Baileys attended the open air
theater, near Farmville, last week
Mrs P Ben Trice and Mrs f.
w Rhodes. OF Richmond are
visiting the Emmett Dunkums.
The Emmett Dunkums, Mrs
Trice Mrs Rhodes and Miss Kate
White attended the WhiteLovine
reunion. at the Garner home
near Wilmington. Sunday after
noon
To Return Home
Jimmie OWnsby. of Idaho, who
has been spending sometime with
his aunt, Mrs. Nj NJ Julian, is
leaving Wednesday via train for
has home in order to be there for
the beginning OF school
MIR and Mrs. Willie Bailey are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bailey
OF Farmville
Mr. and Mrs Sweden Alien
visited their new grandson Baby
Alley. of Richmond, last week He
is the son of Mi and Mrs Ed
ward Alley
To Visit Parents
Mrs Lola Plopkin and Michael
of Richmond, are the expected
guests OF her parents, MI and
Mrs George Kessler, this week
The Misses Elizabeth ana
Pauline Harris, who spent last
week with their aunt, Mrs John
son, Of Camden, N j.. returned
home. Saturday, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs Johnson and their
young son They viii be III Vim
einia for sometime visiting their
relatives and friends
Elizabeth Harris celebrated her
birthday, Sunday with a picnic
supper at Bear Greek Lake Quite
a number Of her young friends
and relatives were present. and
they had most enjoyable tIHt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Sunday Forest Fires
Bring Caution Advice

The drought. getting more
severe daily. brought another
warming today from the Virginia
Forest Service office here from
Fire Chief John Graft
MI Grail. reportlng TWO sun
day fires iii Cumberland and
Not,0Nay counties. urged those
burning trash or brush and smok-
ers tO use extreme caution.
with the ground covering get
ns dryer i'll increasing depths.
Forester Graft said the work Of
cNt.n4ushlns fires Is getting more
last week were Mrs. Percy Dun
tan omar BAH MIS- Nathan
Payne and little son, Monty. ana
Mr ana Mrs WIN Dunn ana
three children Of Fife.
MI ana Mrs. N. x DAVIS called
on Arthur Davis and Willie
Tatuu
Mr ana Mrs. DAVIS ana Mn. ana
Mrs Harry Mann called on Mrs.
Walter Davidson
Mr and Mrs Garrett. of sunny
SIDE called oil Arthur Davis,
Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

MI and MIS-. Tom Cooper and
three children Harold. Betty Lee
and peg2y, Of Richmond. are
quests Of Mr. and Mrs, c W
Cave.
Mi and MIS- Dewey Stinson.
Jr. Of Newport News. were week
end guests IN. the home Of MI
and Mrs J n Putney
c w Cave was a business VlSi-
tor in Richmond. last Thursday
WINS OF Mt Zion Church held
its August meetine IN the home OF
Mrs John r Phillips, Thursday
night aug 20 Mrs Phillips gave
most INTERESTING program on
The American Indian Mrs
Lyon Clarke, having been to
Arizona last summel and seen
some Of the Indians there. and
also brought home number Of
Indian relics and pictures, was
able to present a vivid description
OF the INDIAN Of that state A
duet The Haven Of Rest. was
rendered by Mrs Richard Bryant
and daaehter Kathleen. A water
melon feast was enjoyed by al
during the social hour
Visit Parents
Ms n Snyder and children.
Florence Jimmy. Marlyn and
tklltN ~ MI 400, ar. ,.,u,tt,,t, to,.
Evening star., 1953-11-09
Presidents
Comma
From Cuba

Sonora de Batista, wife of the
Cuban President, will arrive in
Washington on November IT for
a four day visit. She will be
the guest Of Cuban Ambassador
and Sonora de Concheso at the
Embassy.
She is coming in an unofficial
capacity at the invitation of the
Department of State. Sonora de
Batista has been very active in
social welfare work in Cuba ard
she will be shown through several
institutions by the Department
of Health, Education and We'll
fare. The visitor hopes to in
troduce the systems Of opera
ton of these institutions. as far
as possible. into similar institu-
tions in Cuba.
Mrs. Eisenhower will entertain
at tea November 18 for Sonora
de BatiSta and that evening the
visitor will be honor guest Of the
National Symphony Orchestra
concert. the program to honor
Cuba that evening.
Invitations from the Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Concheso
already are in the mail for a
reception November 81 from 8
to 8 o'clock in honor of their
house guest.
Mrs. John M. Cabot, wife
Of the Assistant Secretary Of
State will be hostess at luncheon
for Sonora de Batista November
20 and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherlock
Davis will give a dinner Novem-
ber 10 at the 1925 F Street Club
for the Cuban Presidents wife.