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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
IS Iron Men"
Promises Treat
For Movie Fans

Without doubt, movie-goers new
er had it so good as they will at
the opening at the Strand Theatre
of Columbia Pictures Eight Iron
Men," Stanley Kramer'S tremen.
douS, exciting and altogether mag
nificent new production win occupy
the same lofty place among war
movies as Kramer's 1.-The CHAINS
pion" and High Noon'' respective.
ly enjoy in the ranks of prizefight-
ing and Western films.
Eight Iron Men" tells the story
of all soldiers - their humor and
heroics, their horseplay and their
unhearalded gallantry. This uni
versal theme is successfully con-
veyed through the account of the
experiences of a squad of combat
infantrymen on a battlefront OF
World War II.
And what squad 1t includes
Sergeant Mooney, who always
could spare couple of stripes to
save a buddy; Collueci, with his
tall tales of the big girls that didn't
get away; Coke, the hothead, and
Sapiros the clown; Small, the lit.
tie man who wasn't all there; Car.
ter, who'd bat 1000 in any mans
league; Ferguson, too lazy to
dream his own dreams, and Null.
Ter, whose sister kept them all In
fruitcake. Add to these a gorge
Gus dreamboat of a girl who walks
in their sleep, and you have a gal
lery of enjoyable screen charac'
tiers second to none.
Featured in Eight Iron Men"
are Bonar Colleano, Arthur Franz,
Lee Marvin, Richard Kiley, Nick
Dennis, James Griffith, Dick
Moore, Barney Phillips and Mary
Castle. The real star of the film,
however, is the loyalty to ones
buddy which is one OF the great
est weapons of the American sol.
der.
The locale of Eight Iron Men"
is never Unidentified in the picture,
but the settings, muddy master.
pieces of rain-swept realism, are
so successful that they create the
atmosphere of any battle-ground.
The screen play of Eight Iron
Men" was written by Harry Brown
whose own stage play "A Sound Of
Hunting" was inspiration for the
film. Edward Dmytryk directed
for associate producers Edna and
Edward Anhalt..
Eight Iron Men" belongs in the
very forefront of this year $
''must-see" pictures!
Big gain forecast this year In
home air conditioning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
Sd Movie AT
Monroe TOBe
Crime Thriller

"Man in the Dark" Columbia
Pictures SD crime thriller which
puts the audience smack in the
middle of the dizzying heights of
amusement park rides, fiSt-flying
gang fights and the blazing cross
fire of police car chases, Sunday,
June 81, through Wednesday, June
"a, at the Monroe Theatre with
tough Edmond O'Brien and blonde
Audrey Totter starred. The large
cast portraying gangsters, cops
and carnival workers is headed by
Nick Dennis, Horace Mcmahon,
Ted de CorSia and Dan Kiss in
top supporting roles.
The picture repeatedly achieves
new heights in 3-D's revolutionary
realism by filming its climax on the
rocketing rides of. Santa Moniea's
Ocean Park Amusement Pier. 1t
also gives the Sd works to the
rest of the film, with hand-to-hand
fights, police chaSes, crossfireS of
gun encounters and fond embraces
in all of which the patron is put
on the receiving end of the action
by the magic of the SD cameras,
the new process which makes
every seat in the theatre more
: than a front seat by placing every
one virtually in the middle of the
stage.
Edmond 0'Brien in "Man in the
Dark" portrayS a gangster who is
freed of his criminal tendencies by
a frontal lobotomy brain operation;
he loses his memory in the pro-
cess. His ex-pals, who want the
$50. 900 stolen payroll he cached
before going to jail, think the oper.
alton is a gag and try to beat the
information out of him while his
girl friend, Audrey Totter, uses
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
BULLETIN

BERLIN Up - A Russian firing
squad today executed a German
accused by the Soviet army COM
mand of organizing anti-communist
riots in East Berlin.
Major General P. T. Dibrova,
now ruling East Berlin under a
state of siege, announced the exc
cution.
The Soviet general described the
dead man, Will Geettling, as "a
resident of West Berlin, who
worked on order of a foreign in
telligence service, was one of the
active organizers of provocations
and disturbances in the Soviet Sec
tor of Berlin, and participated in
the violent banditry against the
organs of power and the popula-
ton"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
Bobby Soxers'
Hero Seeks To
Improve Acting
By BOB THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD Up - Bobby-Sox
idol Farley Granger has left his
thriving Hollywood career behind
to learn how to be better actor.
1t may sound like sheer folly,
but the handsome young actor has
wiggled out of his contract with
Sam Goldwyn, closed his home
here and departed for more slim
ulating climate S. That doesn't
mean he won't be back. He ex-
planned his plan before he left.
"a couple of years ago, l was
making a picture, " recalled Grang-
er, the typical Hollywood hero in
slackS and tennis sweater. 81
called myself in the middle of ii
and realized / was sliding by on
my previous reputation and the
tricks I had learned in pictures.
That wasn't good.
II decided ! should do some
thing about it. After all, | want to
be an actor as long as / can.
know that can't always get by
because of a bobby-sox following.
Some day a new guy like Tab
Hunter will come along and they'll
flock to him. If / haven't grown as
an actor, I'll have nothing left to
go on but personality. Personality
is a good quality for an actor, but
he has to have ability too
Granger decided he would have
to return to the stage in order to
gain more maturity as an actor.
Except for a three-year hitch in
the Navy, he had been in the NOV
les 10 years.
He finally got his freedom.
Eighteen months of it, anyway.
Granger is able to direct his own
destiny for that period, then Gold
wyn has the option of signing him
up to another contract.
His first try at the footlights will
be a four-week summer theater
tour in John Loves Mary" in New
England. Then he leaves for Italy
where he'll make Sense" color
epic with Aida Valli and George
Sanders.
AFTER that, l want to tackle
Broadway" he remarked. 1--WE
got a play in mind that I'd like to
do. If they can wait until l. get
back from Italy-about December
-I'll do it."
If he gets into a hit play In
New York, that would mean he
wouldn't be able to do a picture
until summer of 1854 and perhaps
later.
That's one of the CANDLES
have to take" he replied. Il may
flop on my face when l try the
stage. But the important thing j:
! that | tried. It's more important
| to have tried the thing and failec
than never to try. would Away!
bear the regret for not having
taken the chance"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
FLA ELECTS

pAyrcNA BEACH N - The
F!e-i6< Future Farmers o. Amer.
lea today elect . rev president
from between Gene Nixon, Bra.
denton, and Clyde Rodgers, Red.
land.
Nixon and Rodgers topped four
other candidates in preliminary
voting Wednesday to name a sue.
cessor TO Jackson Brownlee, Tren.
ton.
The silver anniversary conven-
ton closes Friday.
Verena Fogel, IL, brunette from
Gainesville, was named FLA
sweetheart from a field of six con-
testantS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
ISLE OF PINES LEADER
DESCRIBES BOOM THERE

last winter. More accustomed to
the brisk winters and short sum-
mers of her native Connecticut she
said today:
I'm get acclimated to the Is
land. 1t may take time, but /
know I'll like it.
The couple plan TO fly back to
their Island tomorrow via Havana.
Flights to the Isle of Pines leave
the Columbia airport every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18

Big gain forecast this year In
home air conditioning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
BERLIN AWAITS DEVELOPMENTS

from the potentially dangerous
Soviet boundary.
The Russians resorted to sym
boil to declare themselves on top
of their bubbling cauldron. In the
early daylight, crew clambered
on top the Brandenburg Gate, on
the border, and hoisted a Red
flag. The banners predecessor had
been ripped down and burned by
rioters yesterday afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
NEW NAME

FIT. WALTON BEACH Ri-This
Northwest Florida resort town had
a new name and a new form 0
government today.
BY an act Of the Legislature
which became law Monday the
name of the town was changed
from TT. Walton to TT. Walton
Beach.
A new charter gives it a city
manager form Of government. The
mayor and city council are being
retained but the mayor win serve
without pay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
Red Troops
Surround
Sector Of
DiUided City
BY TOM REEDY

BERLIN B - An uneasy quiet
settled over embattled East Berlin
today as the halfcity nursed its
wounds in the wake of anti-Com-
munist riots that took at least 10
lives.
German truck drivers crossing
the 100 miles of highway between
West Germany and Berlin relayed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
Coming EUents

JUNE 49,
Navy Wives Bowling League, at
pm. N. S. Also open bowling
Key West Lions. meeting. $3.50
pm. at Lions Den. Seminary
st.
Monroe County Hospital Won.
ans Auxiliary Sewing group
at hospital, 2 pm.
Ceramic Classes and hand weav-
ing, to 4 pm, West Martello
Art School, County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous, closed
meeting for members only,
515ls Duval Street.
Rotary Club luncheon, st. Paul's
Parish Hall, 1915 pm.
CAP. Cadets, at National Guard
Armory, 1880 pm.
Poinciana Jayteen Youth Cen
ter, movies at s pm.
Elks Lodge, at clubhouse, s
u. ILL.,
v. F. W. Post No. 1911, VFW
Post Home, 8 p. m.
VX-1 Officers Wives Club lun-
cheon, Sun and Sand Beach
Club with swimming and
bridge. Cocktails at 1890 pm.
Martha Linda Franks circle of
WMU, First Baptist Church,
10 a. m.
FRIDAY, JUNE 49,
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
fellowship program, Poinciana
Baptist Church, $50 pm.
Navy Thrift Shop, / to S pm.
Jayteen Youth Center dance,
Poinciana. 8 to II p. m.
Triangle Club, Pythian Sisters,
7;30 pm.
Shrine Club, Jaycee's club house,
1880 pm.
JUNE 90
Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming
Street Methodist Church, 72z
Fleming Street. 7.30 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE 22--
Gym classes for owe, Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting, 515la Duval Street,
s pm.
Jayteen Youth Center. Poinciana
movies, s p M.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority, San
Carlos School, s p m.
Anchor Lodge No. 1872, Scottish
Rite Temple. 3 p, m.
Methodist Men, Wesley House,
S p. m.
TUESDAY. JUNE 23--
Bowling for Officers Wives, to
$50 pm. az Naval Station
bowling alleys.
1T. Taylor Duplicate Bridge Club.
at FIT. Taylor, s pm.
Youth for Christ Bible Study, al
Service Mems Christian Center.
al 323 Whitehead sc.
Combined social and handicragt
hours al K. W. Youth Center
every Tues. evening. Open
house party. s pm.
s.sdiss Golf Tournament. x. W
Golf course. 3 an
Special interest Sewing groups
$50 IN, to ti3o q m and
: o al. to I r IN. home Of
Airs. Richard Reyu0leS. TIC
Arthur Sawyer Rd.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a
Gym classes for oN.C.. Sea
Pisne Base. ia an
Navy Tariff Shop. 10 an TO
pm
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval Station Alleys. pm.
Aeetlng. Junior 81. Gem naeEes
at clubhouse. s pm.
Izian9 City Navy Wires Clnh Nc,
S. meeting VI Waite Hat Cab
LasEa - ~ a-aA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-18
FOUND GUILTY

TAMPA I'm. d. Lee, Lake.
land Negro, was found guilty in
Federal Court of rot registering
as a lottery operator and not buy.
ing federal gambling tax stamp.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
A Tribute TIE
JAS. W. Shepherd, Jr.

On December 90 1852. cur Cd
WORKER and friend James u
Shepherd il. was Cattec by NJ
Master TO his C,urnai reward
Those OF ON B0Md. and all MIG
had the privilege To tnoW hlln
feel great loss in his passing
His high ideals and MS co-pela.
tive spnlt endeared HIM to each
OF US. He was always -,hurine in
ms efforts to lbs community
willing to help everyone who
needed his kindness and en-
couragement In hjs quiet. pleas
ine manner. he nelpcd SO many
who nov mourn his passing For
many years. he had served ou
community and it viii be hald
indeed To find one 50 faithful to
fill his place.
In appreciation OF what he
meant to this institution and the
influence he had tQl coed in 0lp
community. We. The members uS
the Board of Directors ol South
side Community Hospital. Farm
vile, Virginia wish tc pay tins
tribute Of respect TO his memory
and TO assure his FAMILY Of ou
sympathy ana love
Therefore be il resolved
That we humbly DOW III sub
mission to the Will Of God. rear
Izing that we were blessed by his
life and that the Master rewards
the faithful
That we extend to his family
our sympathy.
That We express our apprecia-
ton for his service and loyalty to
This hospital
That 4 copy Of these resolu-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
Abilene

This community sas had d
flu epidemic RAGING since the
middle Of January We were in
hopes the March W.nds would
blow il All away but some have
it now ~ S BlgDy WHO has been
shut in for Sin long weeks. i
slowly improving nov He spent
one of those weeks iii Southside
Hospital
M and Mrs. Edward Franklin
and children. Of Charlotte, N. G.
spent the week end With his par
ents, MI and Mrs. Charlie
Franklin The Frarkllns all had
bad cases OF flu. but are better
now
Rev. r. r Jenkins preached
fine sermon at BeuIah NJ f
Church TO the largest congrcga-
tion he has had fol sometime.
Mr. and Mrs D W. MacAfee. Of
Norfolk. MI and Ms David Bag
~ and children. Mrs Il. A. Young
and children. all OF Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. w. v Bagby, OF
Baltimore. Md. we've recent
visitors Of their parents MI. and
Mrs. Vival Bagby.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Nesbitt
and daughter, Betty. Mrs Flo
renee Eggeston, all of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eggleston and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

The Methodist Meas Group Of
the Prince Edward charge. will
met Friday, March 10, at the
parsonage near Abilene.
Mrs r. F. Quarlcs is under a
PHYSICIANS care FOR rheumatic
troubles.
George f. Jones, who recently
left his farm near noe TO accept
q position III Colonial Heights,
has been quite i'll IN Mcclure
Vet Hospital. Richmond.
Georgia Guests
MI and Mrs John NJ. oxford.
Of Atlanta. Ga, spent a week
With Mrs Oxford daughter
Mrs. Jere Bunting. ana Mr.. Bunt-
ing Of Colonial Heights, and
visited her son. Nh Jones.
Mr. and Mrs r c. Jones re-
Gently visited in Colonial Heights
with MI and Mrs. Jeie Bunting
and With George l.. Jones. in
Mcclure Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Nelson and
Mrs James Donaldson spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Orcll
Lenhart, III Chase City
Mrs. w M Scott visited Mrs
T c. Jones last Friday.
Shower HOStt SSeS
Mrs Willie Scott and Mrs John
Ferguson entertained with a
shower for Mrs. Bill amos in the
home Of Mrs Scott and her
mother, Mrs Olive kirtley. on
Friday night, Feb. 81,
Mrs. John Ferguson was host
eSs TO a Stanley Party Friday
night March S. fol- benefit of the
Carpet Fund for Mt. Pleasant
Church
King Waddill. of U.G,N.. recens-
ly spent a week end with his
brother. Marcellus al University
Of Pittsburgh
Mrs. Ruby Redd expects to at
tend a reception, given by the
Epsilon Chapter, DELTA Kappa
Gamma. at Averett College. Dan
vile on March II.
To Get DISCHARGE
Sic. w A Lewis il, is getting
his discharge from The Army the
last OF March He. Mrs. Lewis
and small daughter, Kathy will
arrive from Fort Beivoir soon af-
ter to make their home With Mrs
Lewis mother, Mrs w M Scott
Cpl. and Mrs Willie Scott are
making their home with Mrs.
Scott S mother. Mrs Olive kirt-
ley. Cpl. Scott commdIes to Camp
Pickett each day He will get his
discharge from the Amy in June.
Mrs. Scott is still employed with
the Telephone and Telegraph
Company in Falmville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
Recent Abilene News and Social Events

The WSCS had It's regular
meeting at the parscnase Thurs
day afternoon
Members OF Bct.4Ai1 Sunda;
School hle proud Of me newly
decorated class rooms
The Bazaar give. recently by
the WSCS was a gieat success.
clearing over $500 1t is hoped
that the rest needed for the new
carpet in Beuiah chuich can be
donated right away. The WSCS
wishes to thank the mel chants Of
keysville a"d t'ar:1v.,Ie for .hci.'
contributions
The Methodist Mems supper
will be at the parsonage Friday
night. March 10. Laalcs from Mt.
Pleasant will serve.
Visit In Richmond
Mr. and MIS-. M .. Chappe.l
and children. Meredle and Gray.
aha Mrs ] W Ln"ppell spent
Sunday March l. with then
mother. Mrs r. II Webb. OF
Richmond. They also visited
their aunt and unclo. M. and
Mrs. j. Y. Jones.
Visitors OF Mrs II l.. Driskiu
during the week elu were Ms.
Mabel Fowler and lrlol.d. MI.
Mason, of Richmond. Mr. aid
Mrs. P l.. Fowler ana daughter
of Meherrin.
Edith Daniel IA, l.mc during
the week end. Her father is very
Sex.
Mrs. Robert Bo.,i.eer. Mrs
Bernice Elan ard daughters
spent last Sunday with MI. and
Mrs c. Is. Elan ard family Of
Red Lawn, Va.
Dance Planned
The Grange Will sponsor
dance at the Grange Ean. March
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Denis 81 ben.
last week in washington visiting
friends.
Visitors Of Mr. anc Mrs. jim
mic Mills Sunday nghU we're MI.
and Mrs. H. H. Dlckerson ana
children. Mrs Harvey Dickeison
and Mr.. and Mrs Meredith
Chappell and children.
Mrs. T. O Chappe.l spent last
week IN Farmville VISITING her
sisters, Miss Halle .AtCraw auQ
Mrs w j. Hillsman.
Mrs. r z. C,nll. Mr.. ana
Mrs BOBBY Cu1In and children
visited MI and Mrs. Jimmie Mills
Sunday March /
Mrs. S. u. Bailey spent several
days recently With ncI daughter
and son-m-laW ana children. al
Bonn'5 junction.
Enjoy Tclcvision
MI. and Mrs. M 9. Chabpell
and children enjo1ed Watching
tclevlsIon IN The HON, Of MI ana
Mrs. Thomas Slayton Friday
night
Mi and Mrs. jimmie Mills
were dinner guests OF ms. Mills
mother. Mrs r. t. Curln, sun
ddY
Thomas Chappell visited Mr..
and MIS- M O. Chappell Sunday
afternoon He has i..nshed his
work in Hopkinsvil4l, Ky, and
VIII make his home n Farmsllle
until time to 90 to Iairmont, n.
c.. IN about four months.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
Worshair p-T.A Will
Hear Rev. Rogers

The regular meeting Of the
Wosham PIT A. postponed from
earlier III the month, viii be held
at 100 on Tuesday evening
March II. in the WolSham High
School auditorium
The Rev William B. Rogers,
pastor OF the Colleke Church at
Hampden Sydney viii speak TO
The group on the problem of
juvenile delinquency.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

Son, Of Mt Harmony. Jack Far
raw OF Kevsville Mt. and MIS-.
II L. Young. OF Berhleham. Jack
Baker Of Kenbudge, Mil ard MIS-
A. w Scott ana children. Of
FalmNille, were guests Of Mi and
l.lrs. Y S Bagby recently
J NJ Daniel ana , { laPtade
conIlfue Ill
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
CCoRti!ued nom PAGE j

tCDEfUIUed rom Pduc u
scripts on history and eenealogv
A history Of a company Of Hanip-
den-Sydney students that march
ed 10 WILLIAMSBURG when the Brit
iSh were expected to attack dur nG
The Revolutionary War is now IN
The process of publication.
III Eealeston married the form
or Miss Julia Jane johnson, at
FarmVilfe. Dee 10, 1865. who sur
wives him. with ,neir oau4nter.
Miss Elizabeth Carrinoton Eggles-
ton An only son Joseph Dupul
EggleSton. III. diCd Two years aeo
following an automobile accident
they knew that meant no prac-
tice The Junior Review has been
postponed until April 3 and 10.
We are al keeping fingers
crossed for Jim fol the outcome
Of the s. c. A. Convention.
Forensic rkivs
PoWhatan High will enter the
one-act play contest which Will
be held March II at Caroline
High School The title Of our play
is Sister Sue" by John Hershey.
Varsity CLUB
The Varsity Club IS sponsoring
q minstrel show in the school
auditorium. March ~ and % at
s y. IN. We are hoping the min
Stel wlll be huge success and
that there viii be very large
crowd
Beta Club
The Beta Club Of ToWhatan will
present a movie to finance a trip
to the bi-State convention The
movie viii be presented March IS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
MI. Pleasant

The recent snow made us all
think Of winter even though
March IS considered Spring
month The chlldle.i and young
people cot 4 blIei chance to cn-
JOY them slcds ana snoWballs,
while older ones iouked on and
Thought Of oldcn DAY
In spite of the sn4a last Sun
day. a good many people were at
Mt Pleasant 70 hea4 rev. r. T..
Jenkins when he fllloG his regular
second Sunday appointment.
Recent guests o. A.. and Mrs.
Charles W Waddln were Miss
Virginia Anderson Of LongWood
COLLEGE. and MI. ana Mrs. B. NJ.
Devln Of Wylliesbur4
John r Redd was III Chase
City last MonGay Oh! business.
MI and Mrs Charles w. Wad-
dan spent last Thursday IN South
Boston
Motor Trip
Q II Nelson MIS- James Don
aldson and Miss Margaret Nelson
no'ored TO Charlottesville on
March 2. where Miss Nelson CON
suited her doctor.
Dodd Hollcr. Of Washington. d.
c Was the recent suest of J +.
Redd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Allen. OF
Quantico, were guests OF The
Beasleys Saturday and Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
Powh atan Hi Ne VS.

Jesse Green Jr. senior ana
president of SEA. and Jim
Layne, junior ana vice-presl-
dent VIII represent Powhatan at
the State Student Council Asao-
citation Convention to be held a,
Fredericksburg, March 20 and Il
jim is one of four candidates
being considered lot state vice
president. Jesse Jr. Will lead one
Of the group discussions. Both
jim and Jesse Jr., have been
active III the club since they en-
tered high school.
Seniors
Seniors We're very pleased with
the outcome OF their dance which
they presented March +. Everyone
had a gay time.
Juniors
Everyone was glad to see the
snow last week except the Juniors.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

Chief Fire Warden j. A. Law
renee was kept busy putting out
fires last week
MI and Mrs Elmer rtIts visit
ed her sister. Mrs Mary rinser
= NcJWlC l'pSpitI Sl;nds.y.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

The Beta Club Of rowhatan viii
present a movie to finance a trip
to the bi-State convention. The
movie VIII be presented March Is.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Display Of Goods From Norway Opened Here

Hundreds of Seattle residents
were in the Frederick and Nelson
exhibition hall Monday noon, May
Is, for opening of sparkling dis
play of imported Norwegian mer-
chandise.
Wilhelm Morgenstierne, Norwe-
gian Ambassador to the United
States, officially opened the ex-
hibition
I'm time when there is great
strife among nations, Norway
and America can be grateful"
Morgenstierne said. that between
cur countries only harmony and
friendship exist"
Morgenstierne congratulated the
Frederick and Nelson department
store. its first vice president and
merchandise manager. E. E.
krogh, and the Norwegian con-
sui, c. a, Stang for helping make
the show possible.
Furniture. glassware. silver,
ceramics, jewelry. yardage. rugs,
and a wide assortment of inter
eStins gifts and souvenir items
may be seen by the public with
out charge. The exhibition will