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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Marie Welters
Is DirectorOf
Service Center.

Mrs. Marie Spaulding Welters is
now the official directress of the
Service Center. No one is better
able to carry out this great work
than is Mrs. Welters who is tire
less worker in all civic programs.
Ever since she came to Key West,
thirteen years ago, Mrs. Welters
has been willing to help in any and
all civic programs.
She is the only past president
of the Auxiliary to Walter Mickens
Post 6021 and still is very active
member. She works most diligen-
tly with the Cerebral Palsy Asso-
citation, is most active member
of the Woman's Civic Club and
donates her time to general relief
whenever needed.
Parents can rest at ease when
such person as Mrs. Welters is
looking out for their children. Be-
ing most devoted mother herself
she takes each youngsters prob
lens into consideration. In talking
with her you win soon discover
that she desires for your child the
same good things In life that she
desires for her daughter, Ursula.
She in now engaged in teaching
the girls many worthwhile things
through learning as well as through
example.
Mrs. Welters desires the public
to stand by her In her new work
and to offer such suggestions as
will help build better womanhooxl
among our girls. She wants par
ents and friends to drop by the
Center often. She wants you to feel
that you are always welcome.
She has a keen regard for our
boys In Srevice. She realizes that
they are not all angels and that
they come from varied environ
ments. however, It remains that
these boys are making great sac
rifices that we may live in peace.
Her plea to all citizens is to make
these boys feel that we appreciate
them and to let them know that
we are always willing to help them.
Mrs. Welters Is married to Sam.
lel Welters, Jr., and 10 the mother
OF q daughter, Miss Ursula. She
lives at 222 Eneas Lane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
-,,.or. Sllayers
Attends School
In Wash, DC.

Victor Shavers. son Of Maxwell
Shavers and the late Mrs. Lorraine
Shavers Of Sz1 Thomas Strest, Is
attending Browne Junior High
School In Washington, D. c.
Shavers went to live with his
uncle and aunt, Mrs. James shay
ers, 500 Clay Place, Washington,
D. G., alter The death Of his moth
er.
His father states that he Is do
ing outstanding work 1t the school
and win complets his junior work
On June 10, when school closes. /;
Shayers writes that Il Is neces-
sary for the pupils and parents ia
have an idea of what u planned
for The pupils career % his enroll.
ment In the Senior high school
must be determined by same. This
information must be IN by May is.
ShaverS win be 1T home TO his
friends on or about June q.
1A y *
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
The significance OF Mother

the most good.
An artist studies wonders of the
sea, sky, the flowers. and the
birds, so do the dreams of God in
His matchless love in choosing her
to help make life more cheerful
and stronger.
As musical composer arranges
notes together to give rhythm and
melody when played on an instrl-
ment, so does 4 mothers heart
muse through many hours Of plan.
ming the best things for her
child. @
Though her grown up child may
60 to the far-flung corners OF the
universe. he is still as near to her
as Is her breathing.
When success comes to him. no
heart beats with Tore joy than
does hers. Should disappointment
or misfortune come his way. no
heart yearns more persistently for
d turn of the tide for him.
As the mother looks down the
corridor Of time she visualises
achievement and conquest in many
fields Of endeavor. With this trend
Of thought she realizes in no an.
certain degree Of truth. "The hand
that rocks the cradle rules the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Churches Form Us; UiL-

The members of the Ushers
Board of Bethel A. NJ. E. Church
and the Presbyterian Church have
formed a union. At meeting call.
ed at Bethel A. M. E. Church,
April ., the following officers were
appointed: Yvonne Allen, presi.
dent; Rosalee Hall, vice president;
Samuel Williams, Jr., secretary;
Edith Lampkins, assistant secre-
tary; Izette Scott, treasurer; Syl-
via Smith, reporter, and Nancy
Evans (Presbyterian), and Viola
Manuel (BetheI, program com.
mittee.
On each fourth Sunday of the
month the union will present a
program.
Following is the program that
was given at the Presbyterian
Church April 26.
Hymn - "Staud Up, Stand Up,
for Jesus" - Congregation
Invocation Rev. w. N. INC
Lean
Responsive Reading - No. 8 -
Miss Izette Scott
Prayer = Miss Sheila Allen
Minutes - Samuel Williams, Jr.
Solo - Miss Virginia Lennon
Reading - Miss Sylvia Smith
Hymn = Bethel's Junior Ushers
Board
Solo - Mrs. Ethel Matthews
Guest Speaker - Rev. Everette
Duet - Miss Virginia Lennon
and Samuel Williams,
Offertory ~ Congregation
Hymn - Bethel's Senior Ushers
Board
Remarks - Mrs. Malinda Far.
rington
Remarks - Rev. W. N. Mclean
Hymn - Onward Christian Sol
diers - Congregation
Benediction - Rev. Everette
Mistress of Ceremonies - Miss
Sylvia Smith
ALI officers are asked to be pre-
sent at all meetings.
i f 4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
~ Alfred IN. Evans, Sir.

~ s+4tN0 W.T. 6yallSs SFs
A mother looking into the face
e. her new born babe is startled
" many thoughts. Not only does
she suddenly realize that that little
lie depended upon her life's blood
Tut each heart beat breathes q
prayer and each prayer Is filled
with dreams, hopes, and visions for
the future.
This mothers heart may well
chime in with the poet who wrote
"A little child is a bundle Of pos.
sibilites. =
The mothers heart Is more than
d human source Of physical life
for the child. It may be i hub
aound which reyoives the child's
training.
II is true, the father, other men,
bers Of the family. playmates. the
church, community, and countless
other factors may make their
contributions but primarily the
mother can influence the child for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
THANKS

The family Of the late Mrs. Mag
gle Belle Bastian takes this means
Of thanking ell their friends who
were 50 kind 10 them during their
recent bereavement.
A special thanks ID extended q
the Key West Undertaking Com.
pany. Father John Henry Reece.
Jr.. Vicar Of 81. Peters Episcopal
Church, the v. r. W.. and ell kind
friends who sent cards Of SYM
patty and floral pieces.
Samuel Bastian. husband
Mrs. Julia Rion. sister
Mrs. Eleanor Stanton. Mace
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

cEoRcIANEA DOL ORES
CLARKE. age IT dsushtsr d
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Clarke,
win graduate in June. atffr
which she win 60 To Washing
ton. D. c.. to make her home
with her aunt. Her ambition u
to be q stenogrspher. Miss
Clarke, who ID . very active
young lady. ID . niember Of the
following organizations: Choral
Club, Majoretts Club. Girls
Service Organization tattend-
ance keeper). She worships -
ST. Peters Episcopal Church.
There she . . SUNDAY school
teacher and member Of The
choir.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Teenagers Enjoy Activities
Offered At Service Center

To the rhythmic strains furnish
ed by Harry Chipchase and his
boys, more than three hundred
'teenage guys and gals tripped the
gay fantastic at gala semi for
NAL ball given at the Service Gen.
ter May /, I'll Whitehead Street.
For those who were of the opin-
ion that it was impossible to get
our youth to respond, this affair
was really something that they
Uhould have witnessed.
A Center where our boys and
girls can really enjoy themselves
in clean wholesome entertainment
Is now really reality. 1t is quite
a bit of pleasure to the older peo-
pie to know where their boys and
girls are gathered now. They feel
at ease because they know that
when these youngsters are at the
Service Center, they are chaperon-
ed by people who really care.
Already, the results of this Gen.
ter are being felt. Our boys and
girls no longer wander aimlessly
around the streets. They know that
there is a place where they may
60 every evening of the week to
gather and meet friends of their
own age, play games and exchange
intelligent experiences, often with
people with wide range of know
ledge as some of the young men
of the Service have travelled the
world over.
1t is the hope Of all concerned
that this Center will prove a
home for the enlisted men away
from home.
Much credit is due to the willing
workers who give so much of their
tire to chaperon our youngsters
wife they are having fun.
We know that very soon we will
= able to note a vast decrease in
nile problems.
raise goes to Fred Dion, one Of
most outstanding white city
:. for having donated watch
rhinestone necklace outfit
t was used to raise money for
Center. George White, Navy
IN located at Boca Chica, won
beautiful outfit which he is
ling to his mother for a Moth
& Day gift.
The Junior Hostesses were their
It courteous at the May /, func-
aase serving were The Misses
= Ferguson, Frances Castillo,
riorie Role, Yvoiine Role, Mel
Sears. Matilda Robinson, Joyce
smpson, Carolyn Montgomery,
retha Pratt, Georgianna Clarke,
sian Robinson, the Whyms sis
ta1s and Shirley Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
State Educators

Mrs. M. h. Fields, supervisor Of
Negro Elementary Education and
w. =. Combes, q specialist In Sec
pndary Education, were In session
with the teachers Of Douglass
School on April "a.
Both Mrs. Fields and Mr.. Com.
bes are from the State Board of
Public instruction with offices at
Tallahassee. They make annual
tours to all Negro Schools In order
to inspect and offer information
for improving their educational
standards.
While here Mrs. Fields was the
guest I Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ev-
ans OF Windsor LsIe and W.. II.
comhes was the guest of Princi.
pal Roy A. Allen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

MISS MELBA SEARS. age 1s,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sears.
will graduate in June. After
completing her course, she plans
going to New York City. where
she will stay with her sister.
Her ambition is to be a designer
and interior decorator. Melba is
very active and is q member Of
all the outstanding clubs of the
city, among which are the
Choral Club and the U.S.O.
Club. She is a member Of the
Presbyterian Church. She is
the seventh child Of the Sears
family to graduate from Doug
lass High School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
DEATHS
Mrs. Ross ?. swsefina

Mrs. Rosa Pedican Sweeting,
age 66, died Tuesday, May 5, in
Tampa at the Negro General Hos.
pital.
Funeral Services win be con-
ducted Sunday. May II, at st. Pc
ter's Episcopal Church at 500
p. m. The pastor, Rev. John Hen
ry Reece. Jr., viii officiate.
Survivors are Hilson (Eka Swe-
eting), Key West: Roosevelt Swe.
citing, New York City; Beauregard
Sweeting, Philadelphia: and Lang.
ford Sweeting, New York City
sons. Violet Sweeting Sears, daugh.
ter: Julia Pedican Mingo, sister;
II grandchildren, S nieces, 1 nep-
hews. and host Of other relatives
and friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Weekend Guests
AT The Willianlses

Weekend visitors in the city
were Mr.. and Mrs. Julian win.
Jams, Orlando; Miss Josephine
Cole. Jacksonville; and Miss Juani.
ia Walton and daughter, Sandra o.
West Palm Beach.
These visitors who were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
Jams Of 2o5 Julia Street worship
ped at the Seventh Day Adventist
Church while in the city. They
were very much impressed with
Key Yves and viii return Tor a
longer stay in the latter part Of
the year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
4ih Grade o., Tour

The pupils Of The fourth Grade
under the guidance Of Mrs. yande-
lens Edwards and Mrs. Shuia Al
exander. win make 4 tour Of the
lower East coast with Miami as
their destination.
Enroute they viii stop at 'The
Theater al the Sea. The Serpent
Farm = and al the leading schools
Of Dade County.
Parents Of children Of this grade
are. asked 10 see To Il that their
ehildren make this tour which Is
I. very important educational ex-
psrisnce.
The tour win be made on Tues
day. May Il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
birthdays

Those known 20 be celebrating
birthdays this month are Mrs. Iso-
bel Cox Sands. Mrs. Mildred
Brown Harris. Mrs. Erthabelle
Robinson, Mrs. Doris Gallagher,
Miss Lillian Robson, Mrs. Ber.
nice Gallagher, Miss Phyllis Ham
nibal, Mrs. vaidcrtne Dean, Miss
Rondalee Curry, Mrs. Rowena
Pinder, Miss Phyllis Marie Allen.
Archibald Pinder, Ralph Welters,
Kyles Miller. Wendell Gallagher.
and Ernest Perkins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Natl. Youth Day
Observed By Elks

Thurday, April, 50. marked 1
most interesting program on the
Douglass High School Court. The
occasion was the celebration Of
National Youth Day as presented
annually BY Elks.
Lodge No. ssI, ,. 20. Eiks
took charge Of The program for
Key West.
The following program was pre-.
sented:
/. Invocation - Chaplain H.
Ruud
I. Presentation q Colsrs =
Marine Color Guard
;. Pledge Of Allegiance = A.
sembly
1. Song. "Amsriea" Assem-,
bly,
S. Introduction of Speaker -
Exalted Ruler Earl n. Adams
6. Address - Rear Admiral lr.
wing T. Duke, u. S. Navy
Z. Song. ''The Star Spanslsd Ban
ner" -- Assembly
8. Benediction - Chaplain n.
Rudd
The highlight ~ the program
was the presentation .of = Bible to
Douglass High School BY Exalted
Ruler Earl B. Adams for the Eiks
Lodge.
Principal Roy A. AlIsn accept
ed the GIFT for the school In the
hope that It win last for many
years and serve as % inspiration
and consolation 20 IL least ! pof-
ton Of the student body.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
M MrMosIA,A

In said but loving memory e
our loved one. MR.. Norma n.
Evans who departed CHS life Mag
.. 1852.
I'VE cannot say and We win nol
say,
That she 10 dead she d iast
away
MRS. ETHEL MCKENZIE.
mother
SONIA EVANS.
daughter
Nh. MCKENZIE,
father
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

The following people who have
been under observation at the
Municipal Hospital have had their
operations:
Miss Joan Allen, daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs. James Allen. III Monroe
County Lane appendectomy.
Mrs. carnetta Skinner, s1s Terry
Lane ---- major operation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
NOTICE

81. Jsssphss Emeroeuer hur.
sery. under ne dirsesien 81 MfA
Ellen ssnehsz, will render lts IN.
nusi eenesrt Wednesday. MAY u.
81 s p. M. 81 HE hall IN shs GER
nsr u Angela and Themss ess.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
NoTics

The msmbsrs sf 81. psui's
nuildins Fund ere esndveslns .
rummsss sale u Ne parish hell
81 81. Peters Church Isesfsa IN
csnssr Street vnfa $50 p. m.
tedsy.
Thsfs are sens resi- bargains.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

Mrs. Evelyn Patterson Of 90
Terry Lane has gone to Asbury
Park. New Jersey. TO spend her
annual vacation. She win return
In the early part of September.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
SICK

On the appendectomy list Of the
Municipal Hospital this week are
twn first cousins:
Miss Blondell Roberts, daughter
Of Mrs. Lydia Roberts, 100 Geral-
dine St.
Eugene Gallagher, son of Mrs.
Rozena Gallagher Els Fort Village.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

{ The Seniors Of Douglass School
are about to bid farewell to their
"Alma Mater"
For twelve long years these
young people have struggled and
now they have reached the first
great milestone in their lives. Fol.
lowing Is 4 schedule of their pro-
gram for the remaining part Of
the year, which they win be very
happy to have you attend.
May Is - Just Eighteen - Class
Play - 500 p. m.
May ~ - Junior Senior Prom
- By Invitation - 500 p. m.
May Is, 26, n. Senior Chapel
each day in auditorium at
HOO q. m.
May ST. Baccalaureate Ser.
vice - Zion Church
June / - Class Night at
500 p. m.
June 2 Alumni Night
500 p. m.
June 4 Commencement
100 p. m.
Other school activities are As
follows:
May is - Play - intermediate
Department 1880
May 70 = Primary Department
1880
Senior Exams - May 20 and -
School Exams - June 4 and 5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

ssorla. And. mere she discovers
the meaning Of the Magnificent
Behold the handmade Of the
Lord"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

Adell ALICE. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Ace Of SIS Virginia
Street, celebrated her fifteenth
birthday on "Wednesday, April =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
visssr TYnss

The funeral OF Victor Tynes. re-
tired postman. viii leave the house
ali Thomas Street at exactly 2:3o
p. m. on Sunday for Cornish Chs
pei A. II. E. Zion Church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
James ler,ss

The body Of James Jones, age
a, was shipped to his home In
Darien, Georgia, on Tuesday. May
S.
Jones who was q shrimper by
trade died rs the result Of drown
ING on May /.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

Mrs. Martha Wilkerson. mother
Of Mrs. Annie Lowery Of 1123 Tho
mas Street. is still irdisposed. She
welcomes the visit Of old acquaint-
-reaS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09

Thronxs Of '.teensgers attend
Cd the dance given on May /.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-09
Douglass Seniors

: In order that you may become
better acquainted with this years
Senior Class, each week the pic
lures Of two or three Of them viii
appear.
This years class consists Of 20
members of which the following
are class officers:
President - Hilton williams
Vice President -- Anthony Glib
son
Secretary Alfred Saunders
Treasurer - Eloise Fisher
Chaplain - Pauline Edwards
Business Manager - Willis
Knowles
Assistant Secretary - Barbara
Lennon
Reporter - Dorothy Williams
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Abbitt Accepts
Invitation To Talk
At Camp Pickett
Base To Celebrate
18th Anniversary
Friday, July 3

Representatives Watkins NJ. Abb
bitt of the Fourth Virginia Con-
gressional District will be princi-
pal speaker for ceremonies in OBJ
SerVance of the 18th anniversary
OF Camp Pickett, Friday. July 3,
according to an announcement
from the base.
Brigadier General Loyal M
Haynes commanding general OF
Camp Pickett, said Congressman
Abbitt's official acceptance haC
been received and that plans were
now being completed for the occa
sion.
Camp Pickett's anniversary vii
be held amidst a patriotic hide
pendence Day atmosphere supple.
mented by a cavalcade OF medicine
depicting the advances made By
the military medical service.
Camp Pickett was officiall,
opened as an army training cen
ter, July 3, 1912. in the early
days Of World War II. 1t wa:
named for General George f
Pickett who made the famou.
"Picketts Charge during the
battle OF Gettysburg in the Civi
War This years observance vii
mark the nlnetieth anniversary 0.
Plckett's Charge
| Included IN the program. which
begins at 3 p. m. Daylight Savine
Time. will be a concert by the
Camp Pickett Army Band. con
Quoted by Warrant Officer Ear
c. Anderson. The entire celebra-
Jon viii be held at the Fitzhugf
be located at the post field house
Lee Amphitheatre, while the ca
valcade of medicine displays vii
10th of which are located at Mill.
tary Road and Garrett.
A baseball game between Camr
Pickett and CharlestoWn, w. Va.
American Legion during the after
noon of July and a massive dis.
play Of fireworks and band con.
cert at night will end the two
/ day celebration.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26

the Southern Planter, on What
Is Your Community Health and
Medical Care Score" Speakers for
4 third section have not yet been
named
The Thursday evening speaker
Will be j Earl Coke. assistant sec
rotary, y. S. Department Of Ag-
ricu. Washington, D. c. Ger
tificates of merit also Will be
awarded to two individuals recon-
nended by a VpI committee and
approved by the Cpl Board of Wis
iStorS who have made outstanding
contributions to agriculture in Viz
ginia
Friday morning. one section will
hear an address on Your Moneys
Worth by DR.. George w. McKin-
ney, Jr. financial economist. and
Robert FentresS, public relations.
Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mCnd, and on the Farmers Stake
N Money Matters" by James w.
Dodd, Jr., assistant cashier of the
same bank The other section will
feature an address by Dr.. james
n Hundley. in charge of nutrition
research u. S. Public Health Serv-
ice, Washington, d c.. and pane,
on What Have We Learned About
Nutrition as a Basis for Good
Health led by Mrs. F.. F.. Carr, APP
pomatox, vice president, Fedora
ton Of Home Demonstration Clubs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Bethlehem

Miss Mary Garrett Dodd. Tom
my Garrett, and Marshall Thack-
ston are attending the Presby-
terrain Pioneer Camp at Holiday
Lake this week. The camp is under
the direction Of Rev. jesse Hutch
eson. Mrs. Hutcheson and Miss
Christian Maloney are members Of
the staff
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson. of
Goshen, spent last week end with
his sister. Mrs. L. CT Anderson
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howard
motored to Bugs Island on Sun
day.
Little Diane and Jimmy Howard
spent Sunday with their grand
mother. Mrs Lawrence Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard
returned 70 their home. in New
York, last Wednesday after
spending several days with her
sister, Mrs John Anderson.
The commencement Of the Mt.
Nebo Baptist Bible School was
held on Sunday night at the
church at s p. N. Mrs. John
Howard, Mrs Albert Hollngs-
worth and Mrs Noah Templeton
Of this community served as
teachers
The annual Vacation Bible
School o. Bethlehem and Douglas
Churches VIII be held at Douglas
from June 29-July 10. All chill
dren from the ages Of 4-l6 are IN
r-ted TO attend Rev Jesse Hutch
cscn vii! direct The school
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Far East Veteran
Named Chaplain
At Camp Pickett

Chaplain Colonel John J.
Mullaney. formerly Of Lockport,
N Y, has assumed duties as
post chaplain at Camp Pickett, re-
placing Chaplain Lieutenant
Colonel Wayne NJ. Daubenspeck
acting post chaplain. Brigadler
General Loyal M Haynes. com
handing general of Camp Pickett
has announced.
Chaplain Mullaney recently re-
turned from the Far East Com
mand. where he served his second
tour OF duty in Korea as chaplain
for the Tenth Corps prior to his
assignment to Camp Pickett.
He entered the service in Febru-
airy, l942. after attending Canisius
College in Buffalo. and Niagara
University. where he received his
r. a. degree. The chaplain attend
ed the seminary of Our Lady of
Angels where ne earned his de-
gree in Theology.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26
Putneys

Nj and Mrs, George A. How
ard. Of Bellecose, n. Y. spent
their vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
John & Anderson last week.
Other visitors were Mrs Martha
Bailey Mrs Ruth Smith. OF Lex
neton. Va and Pfc James G..
Anderson Of FIT Devens, Mass.
MI. and Mrs Clyde Thackston
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. L..
G Anderson and family called
IN the John G Anderson home,
Sunday night
Walton Anderson left Monday
to attend All Short Course. in
8lacks0urg Va.
Mrs. = c. Anderson is attend
Ing summer school at Longwood
College and living at the home
place
Seldom Herndon. of Gordons-
vale, Va, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Allen Calhoun