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COLLEGE BASKETBALL
EAST

Coast Guard Academy 63 Kings
Point 81
North Carolina College Sc Blue.
field (WVa) 62
MIDWEST
DePaul So Oklahoma Ann AZ
Chicago Loyola IS Dayton So
Cincinnati " DuqueSne So
North Dakota n South Dakota
State Sc
Michigan Tech " Northland (Wis)
So
t.Cloud So Moorhead (Minn) so
Detroit Tech Ill Cleary 81
Wisconsin Tech 50 Aurora Glib AZ
Kansas Wesleyan 72 Bethany (Kas)
81
SOUTH
Clemson IS The Citadel 50
American Univ 70 Scranton So
Western Carolina 100 College of
Charleston 70
Sewanee "a Howard (Ala) 81
Delta Miss 65 Austin Peay 81
Stetson SO Georgia Tchrs 81
Milligan 70 David Lipscomb "
Memphis Navy "a Bethel (Tenn-
so
Fisk So Morris Brown so
Belmont (Tenn) 70 Athens (Ala)
IS
Quantico Marines 81 Cherry Point
Marines rs
SOUTHWEST
Texas Wesleyan 50 Texas Lutheran
6S
Southern State 81 Arkansas State
TchrS 50
Arkansas State rs Union tTenn) 81
Arizona State (Tempe) SO Arizona
State (Flagstaff) n
FAR WEST
Washington rs Washington State Al
Idaho SIS Oregon State 40
Utah II Colorado Ann 81
Brigham Young II Wyoming az
Utah State So San Jose State So
San Francisco 81 Oregon 81
Idaho State rs Colorado State So
Western Wash u St.Martins As
Humboldt State "a Chico State So
Oregon Education 81 Oregon Tech
IS
Honolulu Plymouths rs Stanford 70
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BASKETBALL
RESULTS
BY The Associated Press


Jacksonville Lee Sc West Palm
Beach So
Jacksonville Beach Fletcher so
Jacksonville DUPONT "a
Coral Gables 4S Miami Tech AZ
FIT. Pierce So Belle Glade As
Pompano Beach 81 Miami Gesu so
Vero Beach so Clewiston A
Key West A Redland 80
Lake Worth AZ Stuart 81
st. Petersburg So Jacksonville Lam
don as
Miami Jackson "a Miami Edison AZ
Daytona Beach Mainland 81 Bishop
Kenny Jacksonville 20
Branford 81 High Springs q
WiIliston Is Lake Butler IS
Cross City 62 Mayo SO
Brewster 81 Largo SO
st. Leo 40 Sebring 20
Lake Wales 48 Kissimmee 3s
Reddick SIS Trenton 81
Tampa Hillsborough GA Tampa
Plant Al
Ocala 72 Bolles so
Wimauma So st. Petersburg st.
Pauls Az
Brandon So Dade City 40
Jesuit 81 Plant City 80
Winter Haven So Tarpon Springs 40
Mulberry So Auburndale 3S
Lake Placid 81 FIT. Meade 81
Melbourne AZ Winter Garden Lake
view 43
Mt. Dora 81 Clermont 20
Tampa Jefferson So Orlando Edge
water 38
Orlando St. James SO Edgewater
Jayvee IS
st. Augustine "a New Smyrna
Beach A
Tavares 81 Apopka IS
DeLand As Crescent City Is
Daytona Be""h Seabreey> 50
Gainesville Al
Oviedo As St. cloud 80
Leesburg 49 Cocoa Al
Winter Park IS Eustis 50
Umatilla 48 Titusville So
Fl. Lauderdale 6S Miami Beach SO
Homestead so South Broward AZ
Jacksonville Jackson 81 Lakeland
43
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-24
Schooling Races
Are Set Nest Week

Work has progressed on the
Key West Kennel TO fhe point
that there is strong possibili-
ty that schooling races will
start on Tuesday night.
Track general manager Bill
Stoughion said today that fur.
iher announcements will be
forthcoming as to . definite
date.
The public Is invited 70 st-
tend Fhe schooling races at no
admission charge.
The Kennel Club has been
fortunate In securing the SER
vices Of -. Kelly IS manager
Of their psri-mUfueI depart
ment. Mr.. Kelly is . pioneer
pari-mutuel wagering special
isf being identified with the
larger midwestern horse tracks
for the past thirty years.
u Is at Mr.. Kelly's inssIga-
ton that the Australian totsli-
xer will be used at fhs track.
This device Is used In every
foreign country in the world to
keep the fan posted and up 10
the minute concerning the fst-
est odds on the contestants.
Very few Of the nations dog
tracks are equipped with this
device.
u assures an honest and sf-
fieient operation.
Kelly Is in The city now with
his wife a. the Laconehs hotel.
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MAS Cops Win
In Navy Wives
Bowling Loop
BY Trudy Cochran

Honors this week go to the scrap
py little MAS team. Betty Ward of
their team finally found the spot"
and rolled on to take the two high
singles for the week and also the
high triple. Her set was SIT con-
sisting Of 1s5, 1873 and 144. That
cost the USS Cero three points. Ju-
liza Warren of NavSta CPO had the
third high single of 165. Congrats,
all the wayl The high scratch team
set went to USO-YMcA which was
TBS and their team game was also
high. The score was 1874.
insert insert score insert score
TEAM GRAAnlAHC
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Hank: get your contract"
Mike; Eyes"
Hank: Are you happy"
Mike: mo"
Hank laughingl, "You know
something? You're better pitcher
when you're unhappy"
Garcia CATER a pause): "Well,
Try making me happy for a change.
~ never know. | might win 80
les that way"
~, after first admitting Lem
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FRIDAY NIGHTS FIGHTS
BY The Asseeiafsd Press

NEW works. Nicholas Arena
Willie Troy. 1884. Washington.
outpointed Bobby Jones. lSz, Oak
land. Calf. (io1.
WALLA WALLA, Wash - Ted
Tier" Iotwrv. SO. pnfre Ta-Ao
k-e-ae5 e.. 4 Sa
reka. Calf. (sl.
CAEN. Franee-Charaes Humex
Paris. knocked out Wsdrner Milan.
dr. Italy, "a. MstdleNeighis, hm
exact weights nos available.
MELBOURNE. Australia Frank
Johnssn. 1874. Eussan6. stopped
frank klAHnerY. lss.. Australia
To- for British Empire lightweight
title.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-24
Acheson Is Happy

NEW YORK B-Former Secre-
tary of State Dean Acheson says
he enjoys his return TO private life
much more than | ever thought
possible"
Acheson made the statement last
night in a chat with a newsman at
private dinner Of Yale Univers-
ity's Scroll and Key Society. He
was guest Of honor.
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Sawyer Sparks
Hardfought WIN
liz Tilt Here
Last Night

The issue was in doubt
right down to the wire last
night but when the smoke of
battle had cleared, the Key
West High School cage ag-
gregation ended up with a
hardfought 44-39 win over
the Redlands cagers on the
high school hardwood.
The Conchs gained the
win on the basis of the in
spired scoring play of center
Bob Sawyer, who almost sim
gle handedly handed the
locals the win with a one
man scoring exhibition in
the closing seconds of the
game.
After the two clubs matched
points in a nip and tuck exhibit
ton throughout the early stages of
the contest, with but seconds re-
manning, the Key Westers, spanked
BY Sawyer, pulled into the slim,
game winning lead.
The contest, which was just about
as close as it could have been, in
creased the Key West lead over
the visitors to two games in their
four year series of meetings.
The game started out slowly with
the teams matching each other,
point for point and as the half be-
gan to run out they were dead
locked at 1916. Only tight Key
West defense which never gave the
visitors a chance to get set, saved
the day when they had trouble find
ing the basket. The visitors DOM
mated the play under the basket
as well and the Conchs were hard
put to stay in the ballgame. The
locals fast break was working to
perfection but their shooting left
something to be desired.
The halftime whistle found Red
lands in the lead by 1921 mar
gin when Engel, who led their
scoring attack for the evening,
sank a long set shot.
The third quarter started out in
the same fashion. Serappy Glynn
ball at this point and Sawyer hit
Archer and Stu Logun played fine
repeatedly with layups to aid the
Conchs cause.
Again, the Conchs worked the
ball in nicely but they just couldn't
hit for consistent scores.
u was Sawyer who put them
back into ihe game when he hit
again, this time from the outside
10 give the conchs . 1881 kicker
at the end Of the third stanza.
Jimmy Solomon put the conchs
into ! 1888 lead early in fhe
final period and the visitors came
back to tie II up.
Sawyer's foul shot. fhe first Of
three successful tries late in ihe
game. made fhe score 36-3s.
Stu Logun increased the Conch
lead with a layup moments later,
1856 as the Conch fans went into
q frenzy.
With a minute and a .af to play
the Redlands five pulled TO within
one point Of the ConchS but Sawyer
sank another from under the hoop
TO give the locals the game win
ming edge.
II was Sawyer and Logun with
IL and II points respectively that
spanked the locals to the VIM
The Summary:
KEY WEST
Players G. F. TIP.
EnfAe n .
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on and Wynn had turned him down:
Mike. you'd be wise to beat them
to the gun. There went be much
left after they sign"
Mike: You've got something
there.
Garcia, Wynn and Lemon will
stay in Cleveland at least until
Monday night. when the Cleveland
baseball writer's VIII honor them
at a ribs and roast dinner as
Cleveland's Men of the Year
Feller won the award last year.
Subscribe IN The Citizen
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with Vic Cardell, he obviously was
rehearsing the moves he plans to
make against q southpaw.
Making the moves against right
handed Cardell. he was tagged too
often by Vic's not.soo- potent right
Dsvey would do well to disregard
the keed's numerous bolo punches.
That overland right and the left
hook are the real weapons.
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Sports Mirror
BY The Associated Press

TODAY A YEAR AGO - The
United States Military Academy
announced Earl Blaik would re-
main as athletic director and head
football coach.
FIVE YEARS AGO - Gil Dodds
broke all Boston records with a
1904 clocking as he won his 18th
straight mile.
TEN YEARS AGO Clark
Shaughnessy resigned as Mary
land coach to accept the job Of
head coach at Pittsburgh.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - The
Sporting News poll omitted Babe
Ruth from the major league All
Star team outfieId.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-24

Jack KiSt. baseball and football
coach at East Stroudsberg CPa.)
High, has been named a scout for
the st. Louis Browns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-24

Bob Arrix. Notre Danes place
kicking specialist. set a modern
Irish record when he booted three
field goals in 1882,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-24
Bv JACK HAND

NEW YORK IN - Luis Angel
Firpo, the Bull of the Pampas''
in the golden POS, was watching
the current crop of boxers do their
stuff at Stiliman's Gym.
Very few good heavyweights, -
he said through an interpreter.
I'm Argentina we have good ban
tam, welter and middle. Cesar
Brion is our only good heavy
weight. He good fighter but too
bad he no punch"
Firpo, repeatedly a millionaire,
said he has three or four
ranches near Buenos Aires, cover.
ing some 1900 acres. He has 1000
head Of eattle--Some bulls but no
fighting bulls. Just eating bulls.
He came up for tie boxing writ.
erS dinner last week and will re-
main another week, renewing old
acquaintance.
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Jim Martin was star end or
the Notre Dame football team
but on the Detroit Lions he IL
the regular guard on offense.
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Around the gym they say Brion
viii be matched with Archie Moore
in a non.title scrap at ST. Louis,
Feb. Is. It's not official yet. Brion
has q Feb. is date at Brooklyn's
Eastern Parkway With Bob Baker
and Moore goes in Toledo next
Tuesday in an over-the-weight
match.
Billy Graham and trainer Whitley
Elmstein left for the coast and .
Early New YORK line On the
Fec IL Nd Cayllan-chuck Davsy
fsgas rmakes fAe Cs.aaa Kid ) II
fav0rsle IN man-ia-gaa wagering
Although Gavilan was net ever
impressive in ia Washington beat
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Above is pictured Rchud shmps who after ga Yems i
factory ruining with the Been Visuoiner equipment is
now in charge Of the visuoner department at Navarro.
Inc This process is your guarantee Of perfect front end
alignment wheel balance. etc.
Evening star., 1953-12-06

FIN Stations
wRc-FM-s3s Me-, Channel $50
am. to pm,
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3 pm. to 9 pm.
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am. to l am.
WASH-FM-97.1 Me-, Channel 24s
8:45 am. to 1o:l5 pm.
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8 pm to Midnight
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7 am. to pm.
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am. to 9 pm.
WMAL.FM-1o1.3 Me-, Channel 2s1
8 am. to Ills pm.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Todoy's
Hiqhliqhts
1:1S, WDON. WASH-George.

1:15, WIDOW, WASH-George-
town University Forum: The
topic for discussion is peace
and Freedom Through Liberia
I.tion."
$500, WMAL-Football: The
Redskins VS.. the Philadelphia
Eagles.
2:3O. WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic: George Sell conducts
Franck's Symphony in D
Minor" Violinist Alfredo Cam
poll makes his American radio
debut as soloist in the Lalo
Symphonic Espagnole."
$3.50. WRC-American Forum
of the Air: Atomic Power
Mans Bane or Blessing?" is dis
cussed by Representative Ster-
ling Cole and Representative
James T. Patterson.
400, WTOP - goth Century
Music Hall: Alfredo Antonini
conducts.
500. WCFM-Organ Recital:
Marion E. Gibbons is heard in a
broadcast from the First Con-
gregational Church.
500. WTOP-Rogers of the
Gazette: The program, starring
Will Rogers, jr,, is heard at a
new time.
$3.50, WCFM - Washington
Choirs: The Washington-Lee
High School Choir presents a
program of Christmas music.
$3.50, WRC NBC Symphony
Orchestra: Arturo Toscanini
conducts Beethoven's "Corio-
lanus Overture" and Symphony
No. 3 in E-Flat."
1880, WRC - The Marriage:
Liz Marriott turns to art as a
hobby.
$500, WTOP - Bing Crosby
Show: Rosemary Clooney visits.
500, WGMS - National Gal
lery Concert: The Washington
String Quartet, with Clarinetist
Sidney Forrest, plays music of
Mozart and Carpenter.
$3.50, WRC-NBC Star Play
house: Angela Lansbury stars
in "Cashel Byron's Profession. /"
900, WTOP-Hall of Fame:
"Major Charles Yeager-Faster
Than Sound" is a dramatization
about the first supersonic flight.
800, WASH-Oklahoma City
Symphony: Pianist Sylvia Ia
remba is featured with the or
chestra.
$3.50, WRC-Stroke of Fate:
The subject is what Might
Have Made Russia Our Neighbor
in Alaska Today"
1000, WASH Report from
the Pentagon: A new time.
1000, WWDC - Distric
Roundtable: The topic for dis
cussion is ''The Rock Creek Road
Dispute"
1880. WRC-Meet the Press:
Elizabeth Bentley, confessed for
mer Communist. is guest.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Come i'm and Meet
the Authors Tomorrow!

First Federal cordially invites you to meet J..
K. LASER and Sylvia F. Porter, authors Of Man
aging Your Money" Here is your opportunity
to have your gift copy personally autographed
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Amelia Social NeUs
Amelia Residents Return To Homes
After Visiting Sister In Front Royal

Mrs j c. Thurber and Mrs Fl.
H Coner returned Monday from
Front Royal. where they visited
their sister, Mrs, H F. Minter.
Miss Elsie Allen, Of Richmond,
is spending sometime with her sis
ter. Mrs c. A Holman
Miss Marion Barnes spent sew
eral days, this week, in Durham.
N c.. visiting MIR and Mrs j.
Foster Barnes. and her sister, Miss
Evelyn Barnes. who is i'll.
Monty Tucker has returned
home after spending several weeks
III a Richmond hospital.
Grand Chapter
Mrs E. l. Wood attended the
Grand Chapter Of the State Of
Virginia OES held III Richmond
at the John Marshall Hotel. three
days this week Mrs. Wood is
Worthy Matron of Bethlehem
Chapter IN CreWe
Dr. and Mrs Mclean Rogers
and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Worrell
and children, Of Glade Spring,
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the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
George O. Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Holmes and
SON Aubrey visited in Victoria
during the week end.
Pvt Blake Rector, Of the Aber-
deem Proving Ground, Md. was al
home With his family for the week
end
Circle Meets
Circle No. | of the Amelia Pres
byterian Women Of the Church
met Monday night with Mrs. Lily
c. Vaughan Mrs. E H. Burke
gave the program, and Mrs. D. D.
Wilkinson taught the Bible lesson
The attendance was good, and a
social hour with refreshments was
enjoyed after the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs w G.. Lyon and
children, Of Lynchburg, spent sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Lyon.
Mrs Susie Griffith of Richmond
visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Barnes,
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Jones and
son. Of Petersburg. spent the week
end with Mrs. Jones parents, Mr..
and Mrs c T. Duke
Mr. and Mrs Craig Willis and
Mr. and Mrs Edward Willis
were recent guests Of MI and
Mrs J. f. willis.
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ing and expects 10 be able to re-
sumo her work at the school
board office in few weeks.
Visits Parents
Bobby Morecock. OF VMI Lex
ington, spent the week end with
his parents, Mr and Mrs. H NJ
Moredock
Thomas Jefferson and son, Jim
ME, Of Richmond, spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Thomas jefferson
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Irving and Mrs. Ann NJ Evans for
the week end were Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Potts and son, Joe. of Dur
ham, N c., and Miss Frances
Evans. Of Petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs. p G. jefferson
and sons, John and Peyton, Of
Victoria, and Miss Mary Jeffer-
son, Of Lynchburg. were guests Of
Judge J G. jefferson, Jr., and
H. M Jefferson for the week end
Miss Martha Grimes. of Chase
City, was a recent guest Of Mr.
and Mrs c. G. Hutcheson
Accepts Church
The Rev. Horace Story, pastor
of Milland Park Baptist Church.
Naval Base, S. c., has accepted a
call to the Amelia Baptist Church
and viii move with his wife and
small daughter to Amelia. June 8,
and VIII preach for the June IA
service
w. E. Horton spent the week
end with his parents in Whaley-
vile.
Mrs. Gordon Palmer and son, of
Richmond, have been visiting Mrs.
Palmer's parents, MI and Mrs A.
L. Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs, } A NOEL and
Miss Jean Daniels. of Lynchburg,
were recent guests Of Nh and Mrs.
r. D White and Nh. and Mrs A.
H. Perdue
DR. and Mrs. j. T. ONeal and
daughter, Judy spent the week
end with Mrs. O'Neals mother in
Enfield. n c.
Recent guests of Mrs. A. A.
Johns were Nh and Mrs. John
Simons. of Silver Springs. Md,
Miss Penultima Johns. OF Dan
vile. and Miss Laura Allen. Of
Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes and
children, Of Martinsvllle. were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
Barnes for the week end.
Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs w S. Wright re-
turned after visiting Nh and Mrs.
Harry knabe at Midlothian.
Mrs, K w Lindsay is attending
the State Health Conference at
Hotel Roanoke, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. }. b. Mason spent
Tuesday IN Petersburg.
Mrs w A Mortimer. and chill
dren Nancy and Preston, and Mrs
T p. Calbreath spent Sunday IN
Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Blankenship,
Mr. and Mrs w. K Hardy and
daughter, Nancy kellogg. spent
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spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
d. P. Rogers.
Miss Betty ia ckson. of Charles
ton. S. c.. is spending her vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall
and son, Ben. spent Sunday in
Farmvllle With Mrs. Marshall's
mother, Mrs C. E. Agee.
Recent Guests
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Holman. il.
and son. Allen Scott, were recent
guests Of Mrs. Holman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Haley. in Culpeper
Arthur V. K DICKENS spent the
week end with his father, DR.. A.
v. X DICKENS.
Mrs. Robbie Marshall. OF Rich
mond, spent several days. this
week with Mrs r. L. Blanton
and is now visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b Marshall.
Mrs Thomas l.. Zimmerman re-
turned home Monday from q
Richmond hospital. She is improv-
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Burkcville, RID

Mothers Day visitors in the
home OF MI and Mrs H. G. Rick
man Were Mir. and Mrs. Willie
Hickman and grandson Roger
Dale, OF Kenbridge, Mrs. Harvey
Tharpe. Mrs Melvin Scruggs and
children, Gloria and Harry Lee
MI ana Mrs Herbert Morris and
Donald, Mrs Dillard Scruggs and
children. shirley. Otha and David
and Miss Phyllis Oaks. Dillard and
Melvin Scruggs spent the day with
their mother, Mrs. Alverta Scruggs
at Rice,
Harvey Tharpe an d James
SclUees spent Sunday in Rich
mond fishing
Mr. and Mrs. r F.. Dennis at
tended the auto races at Royal
Speedway Friday night.
Nh! and Mrs Preston Hickman
ana family motored to Bugs Is
land. Sunday
Mis-. Melvin Scruggs and Gloria
Jane called on Mrs. Bob Bowen.
Friday night
Rice Guest
Miss Phyllis Oaks. Of Rice spent
the week end with Mr and Mrs.
Herbert Morris
MI and Mrs r F. Dennis visit
cd tAer parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J II Dennis. IN Cumberland.
Tuesday Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Schmidt
visited in the Melvin Scruggs
home, Sunday night.
Mrs W A Leech. of Richmond.
is spending few weeks with her
kenbridge Guests
daughter and Son-in-IaW, Mr.. and
Mrs r. F, Dennis
Mr. and Mrs. w L, Hickman,
Of Kenbrldge, spent Saturday
night with the D. R. Scruggs fam
lly Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hickman
were also visitors in the same
home.
Miss Edna Dennis spent Satur-
day with MIR and Mrs. Sam Lynch
N Amelia. Donnie Lynch accom-
PANIED her home.
Mrs. Melvin Scruggs and Gloria
called on Mrs Jeff Borum. Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs Bootsie Miller. of
Richmond spent the week end
Wlth the Hilton Morgan family.
Glad to see Wilson out and doing
so nicely
Mrs. r. F. Dennis called On her
Grandfather d l. Balser. in
CreWe. Sunday He is very Ill.
Sunday Visitors
MES. John Schmidt and Mrs Al
Schmidt called on Adam Cook at
Faeby Chapel. Sunday night.
MI and Mrs. Spencer st. John
called II the Melvin Scruegs home,
saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs VI J. Brughton
and boys. Of HopeWen. and Mr..
and Mrs n. L. Mcbride ana chill
dren. Of Richmond spent Sunday
with their aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs r F. Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs J hn Schmidt
We're cnncr guests OF Nh and
Mrs. Joe Cook ana family, Sunday
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MAT TOtX

Gilcs Granee met in INC Mat
toaX Community House, la t
Thursday night at s A very coed
number attended and heard DR..
Gates, health officer Of Amelia,
Powhatan and Chesterfield coun-
ties. He lead very interesting
discussion on the health office
building plans also the doctor and
health situationFn this county.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dodson
and son visited in the home of
Mrs. Dodson 5 parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Levi Easter, near TruXilo,
Sunday.
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MattOax

MattoaX Home Demonstration
Club held its regular meeting
Friday afternoon at 2 in the COM
munity house Mrs. Roy Saunders
gave the devotion, with Youth"
as the theme The demonstration
on refiniShed pictures frames was
postponed on account of the sick
ness Of the home demonstration
agent, Mrs. Dorothy Smith.
Those attending the federation
meeting held in Lunenburg coun-
ty. last Tuesday, May 5, from the
Mattoax Club were Mrs r. F..
Saunders, Mrs Anna B. Stead and
Mrs Roy Saunders They reported
good program and good attend
ance from all the 10 counties re-
presented
Church Group
Young Adult Group of Mat
toaX Presbyterian Church enter
tanned Saturday night. May g. in
the community house Young peo-
pie from all the churches in the
county were represented, an q
games and contests were enjoyed
by all present Dr. Thompson
from Union Theological Seminary,
Richmond was the guest speaker.
Refreshments climaxed the even
ing Of fun.
Dinner guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Saunders. Sat
urday night. were Mr. and Mrs
Howard Wilmington and Alma
and Esther Wilmington
Mrs r. F. Saunders entertained
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-05-15

munity attended the band concert
IN Amelia, last Friday night in
The high school auditorium.