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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06

ling at Grace Covenant Presby-
terrain Church in Richmond, Sat
lrday were Miss Helen Leath,
Mrs. w. B. Farrar, Mr. and Mrs
w. B. Farrar. Jr, Mr.. and Mrs
4. f. Boswell. Jr.. Mrs. j. S. Ag-
aew and Miss Helen Agnew.
Mrs. George Clements, Mrs. c.
B. Beck and Mrs. w. H. Kirch-
:nier attended the meeting of
Gray Ladies refresher course,
last Wednesday, at Camp Pickett
Hospital Mrs. Beck was elected
chairman of the district to take
the place Of Mrs. j. H. Sommer-
vile. who has resigned.
College Guests
Week end guests of Miss Louise
Green were Misses Beth Perry and
elizabeth Hatcher, both OF Ran
iolph Macon College, Lynchburg.
Miss Green entertained Satur-
day evening with Bridge and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06
Burkcville, RID

| Tuesday night visitors in the
\ Harvey Tharpc home were Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Hickman and
children, Preston Boiling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Scruges and Gloria
Jane. Rcok and TV were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maudie Tuck were
visitors in the D. r. Scrugss
home, Tuesday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
and Gloria Jane visited his
/ mother, Mrs Alverta Scruegs. at
Rice, Wednesday. She is confined
after falling and twisting her
ankle and hips billiard Scruggs
and Otha also visited in the same
home on Tuesday.
I The c. Fl .Schmidts have had
an electric pump installed and
water piped in the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morris
and Donald and Mrs. H. G. Rick
man visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hickman and family. Sunday
4, afternoon
Eta and Loretta Dennis and
Myrtle Tatum were Wednesday
night visitors in the Melvin
Scruggs home
Visit Roanoke
A Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Scruggs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
spent Thursday in Roanoke with
their aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Simpson. and were sup
per guests Of Mrs. Alverta Scruggs
at Rice. Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Bald
win were also visitors there.
Mrs. Harvey Tharpe. Mrs. Mel
vim Scruggs and Gloria Jane visit
ed Mrs Herbert Morris, Friday
evening.
Harry Lee Scruggs spent Thurs
day at Rice with his grandmother,
Mrs. Alverta Scruggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Tuck and
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer St John
visited Wilson Morgan. in Medical
College Of Virginia Hospital. Fri
day night
Visitors in the II. G. Hickman
home Friday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Scruggs and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe.
Mrs. Melvin Scruggs and Gloria
Jane
Saturday night visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Norris were
Mrs. j. NJ Morris and daughter,
Louise and Earl Eggleston. also
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Oaks. all
of Rice
Richmond Visitors
N Mrs. Kate Garrett and son.
Harry Jr. OF Richmond. spent the
week end with her mother. Mrs.
Josie Cock. and attended church
at Burkeyille Sunday
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ Morgan
and Wayne and Mrs. Spencer St. !
John spent Sunday in Richmond
with Wilson. Mr. Morgan consult
ed a doctor about his eye that's
been giving him trouble.
| Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
and Gloria Jane visited in the !
H. E. Hickman home. Saturday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hickman.
of Kenbridge. spent Sunday Wit. /
Mr. and Mrs. billiard Scruggs and |
family,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06
Exchange Teacher
Speaks Of Theater
For Amelia Women

Amelia County Woman's Club
met, Monday. Jan. IS, and heard
D. Gregory. former exchange
teacher to England, discuss the
English Theatre. He contrasted
the legitimate theatre. ballet the
atre and movie industry with
those OF the United States. He was
by Mrs. S. L. Farrar
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06

The total length of all U. S.
coaStlines and land boundaries is
1895 miles.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06

Mrs. F. w. England conducted
devotionals for this meeting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-06

and sponsored BY the Internation-
al Relations Department.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

t~ANJ W. 40 AAtDB bNANN ACACA1 bSSOOAlDI
etc. These disinherited former
residents of the Pennsylvania
shire lying adjacent to New Jer-
Sey and New York are not to be
pitied. They are not like the
NavajoS or Apaches. They were
bought out, not really driven, by
the artistic rich and the farmer
who cannot outWit one of these
in a land deal deserves what he
gets, or got.
Imagine being outSmarted by,
say, Moss Hart, the playwright,
in a sale of the upper 40!
J Sometimes the Bucks county
set gives you its address in a
tone that you assume is the one
Park Avenue people use to taxi
drivers.
Not all of them, though. James
Mlchener. for instance, is quick
to say that he lives in the poor
peoples part of Bucks county.
The same modest infection is
used by Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Stone
Cshe's TVS Sara Seegar), who
don't live in the Michener area.
X i,
The Stones, who were in town
yesterday for special show for
HadasSah'S convention, are
Bucks CountyiteS who are not
mere eScapiSts from the popular
arts of Broadway.
Miss Seegar, we learned bv
sitting next to her at Helene
Williams fashion luncheon. is a
serious agriculturist, or animal
huSbandWoman.
I'VE breed Ayershire cattle"
she said. "We have a herd of
100"
They're the ones with the
ferociouS horns" we said, thanks
to the thoughtlessness of our
friends who raise HerefordS and
Angus and leave us in ignorance
of other breeds.
They're nothing of the kind"
Miss Seegar spoke up Loyalty.
Certainly. they have long,
graceful hornS-and the nature
of lambs"
Next time someone mentions
AyerShires, we'll feel less like
fool for knowing that.
An interesting aspect of the
Evening star., 1953-10-27

Stones of Bucks country is that
while they are both neck-deep in
show business professionally,
they talk mostly about the farm.
They could put together. a
televiSion show, or maybe even
small one-set comedy for the
stage, easier than they can solve
their big farm problem. This is
remodeling a tenant hol6e.
That" Miss Seegar said while
waiting for a plate of shrimp
saute, lis a project. Did you ever
undertake to modernize an 1912
farm house that after Ill years
still has no electricity. running
water, or central heat?"
We confessed that this was
one of the experiences we had
escaped.
Well" she said, keep right
on escaping it. When we left
nothing had really been done
and I have promised to have the
place ready for the new tenants
by Wednesday. What do you do
about thing like that?"
We hadn't the slightest idea
but an idea we did get is that
the Farmer Stones are going to
take the whole thing so cheer
fully in their stride that the
tenant will be completely molli-
fed. Bucks county, it seems, can
produce contented people as well
as contented AyerShires. And in
spite of the fact that Playwright
George S. Kaufman, a Bucks
county pioneer, is selling his
place, lock and stock.
x x x
BULLETIN BOARD: Variety
Club, composed of local show
men, yesterday elected Jack
Fruchtman as Chief Barker,
Alvin @. Erich as his second
man and kept Sam CALAMITY, for
the 'Steenth year. as Dough
Guy" :. Opening tomorrow:
Martin Luther" at the Dupont;
Vice Squad" at the Columbia,
and Back to Gods Country" at
Keith's. Breaking into pro-
duction for the first time this
season are the three university
theaterS this week. Howard
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing

Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing ]
Stage.
National Kind Sir; $50
pm.
Arena-"The Bad Angel: $3.50
pm.
Screen.
Observation-Disclosures Wild;
1:10, 3:15, 500. 1880 and 9:40
pm.
Capitol THE Robe; 1920
am, 1855, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:40
pm.
COlumbia-"Vicki";; HAS am,
LAS, $3.50. $50, 7:55 and 9:55
pm.
DupOnt-"The Moon Is Blue;
/, $40, $40, 1880 and 9:45 pm.
Keith's-"Sea of Lost Ships;
1850 am, 1850. $3.50, $50, 7:50
and $50 pm.
Little-"Imitation of Life;
sos, 8 and 9:55 pm.
MacArthur-"The Cruel Sea-;
Z and $3.50 pm.
MetrOpOIitan-"BlowingW Wild;
11:40 am, lao, 3:45, 5:45, 1850
and $50 pm.
OntariO-"Top Hat; 1:20, 3,
4:45, $50, 8:15 and 9:55 pm.
Palace "Mogambo";; 11:40
am, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15 and $50
pm.
PIayhouse-"Roman Holiday;
11:05 am, 1:10, 3:15. $40. 7:30
and 9:35 pm.
PIaza-"Little Boy Lost; II
am, 1855, 2:45, 4:35, $50, 8:15
and 1905 pm.
Silver Spring-"The Beggar's
Opera: 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Trans-Lux - From Here to
Eternity; 11:10 am, lis, 1925,
5:35, 7:50 and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

University will present Truman
Capote's 1.-THE Grass Harp" to-
morrow night through Saturday
night at Spaulding Hall on the
campus. .. George Washington'S
university-community player
group opens Jean Kerr's "Our
Hearts Were Young and Gay"
on Thursday night at Lisner
Auditorium. :. And, on Friday,
Catholic University presents the
first of it's five subscription plays,
King Henry w." Part I. e.
The Shakespeare production, di-
rected by Leo Brady, will run
Evening star., 1953-10-27

two weeks at the university
theater. incidentally, the
vigor of the c. U. play rehearsal
is suggested in the casualty
suffered by Joe Plumnier, who
plays Prince Hal. He suffered
an inch-deep stab wound prac-
ticing his duel scene with Hot
spur, played by Tom Carlin.
Whether he will be ready for
Friday nights opening is a ques-
ton, but there is no question at
all that Carlin's Hotspur will be
bit less hot as a duelist here
after.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

rrNTpAT ME. S-2S41. Near
VAAS AAES1 parking Arrowhead"
Charlton Heston. IL, 2:20. 5:45,
$40; Francis Covers the Big Town
Donald O'Connor, 1850. 4:15. 7:40.
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Stanley Warner Theaters

AVE GRAND IL s-24O6. 'Blue
SAV@s N4skANW Gardenia," Ann
Baxter, 6:15, 7:50. 9:4O.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

GAVOV CO. 5-496S. 80 This Is
OAVV4 Love" Kathryn Grayson,
6:l5. 9:35: Strange Fascination"
Cleo Moore S.l5.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

OTNN Ii. 7-52OO. Free parking.
&ASAN Thunder Bay" James
Stewart. jeanne Dru, 1:IO, 3:l5.
$40. 1870 9:35.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

REVERH v Ii. $4,000. Free park
OG AAAA4 ing. Arrow h a d.
Charlton Heston. Jack Palance. 6,
T.5O 9.45
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Branch Drive.In Theatre

BRANCH DRIVEN THEATER Is
OPEN FRI. SAT-, SUN. ONLY.
ALL WINTER.
Evening star., 1953-10-27

WENNENVRA. $4,000. Arrow
AAAAs%SAO head" Charlton Hes
ton. Jack Palance Z Q.3O
Evening star., 1953-10-27
The Passing Show
AReport on Bucks County,
This One From the Stones
BY Jay Cormody

Everybody does live in Bucks County, Pa be sure
Still there times when this is the people
in show business.
Where you living now?" you ask them.
Bucks county" they and wonder all
happened to the natives who driven by actors
Evening star., 1953-10-27

rNY VrUT WO. 6-2345. Free park
VEAA AAAA ing. ARROW h e a d."
Charlton Heston. Jack Palance. 6:55.
gao
Evening star., 1953-10-27
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE ACTRESS" with top-nOtch comedy performance by
Spencer Tracy.
BODY AND SOUL" hitting prze-fght
trade.
LETS AGAIN." musical, enlivened by Jane Wyman
"LILI" Leslie Caron captivates in carnival.
MOULIN ROUGE, cOlOrfu recall of Toulouse
times.
"THE QUIET MAN" rOickng Irish jest by John
"TITANIC Stanwyck Clifton Webb
"WAR OF THE WORLDS" to the hills, the
to get us!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-15
Fleeces Contracted
AT SIS to 20 Cents

CONTRACTS FOR fleeces at
prices ranging from SIS to 70 cents
are reported by the First National
Bank of Great Falls. The 70-cent
price was paid for 1850 fleeces
from the Townsend area. From the
White Sulphur Springs area 5000
fleeces were contracted at SO cents.
Other transactions were as fol-
lows:
Helena area, 5000 fleeces at IS
cents; Simms area, 1000 at so cents;
Harlowton area, 2,400 at SIS cents g
months wool already shorn); Ring
ling area, 5000 at 68 cents; Wilsall
area, 900 at 81 cents.
Augusta area, 1900 fleeces at go
cents; Pendroy area, two groups of
800 fleeces at so cents; Bynum area,
100 at go cents; Dupuyer area, l.
900 at go cents, 100 at So cents and
1900 at go cents; Sweetgrass area,
500 at SIS cents; Kelvin area, 500 at
so cents; Choteau area, 400 at Sc
cents and 400 at SIS cents; Fort
Shaw area, 400 at So cents.
Cut Bank area, 700 fleeces at so
cents, and 12,4O0 at 62k cents;
Browning area, 1,400 fleeces at so
cents: Twodot area, 1,40O, 1000 and
100 at go cents and $50 at 81 cents.
In the Cut Bank area $500 mixed
blackfaced lambs were contracted
for September delivery at 171z
cents, and in the Hardin area 600
blackfaced eve lambs were con-
tracted for fall delivery to Kentucky
at 20 cents.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-15
5000 Top at First
Annual Angus Sale
Sale Total Sl1.635

FORTY SEVEN ANGUS range
bulls sold for an average $247 at
Great Falls May 2 in the first an
nual sale of the North Montana An
gus Breeders Assn. The top 10 sale
animals averaged $419.
A pair of 5000 bulls topped the Of
fering. One went from R. c. and
Irene Peterson, Charlo, to Amos Kel-
1y & Son, Malta; the other from P.
C.. Tenders Deep Canyon Ranch,
Arlington, and selling to William
McAlpine, Cutbank.
Other top sales pounded out by
Auctioneer Ken Councilman: An
other Peterson bull to Charles Basta,
Savage, at $50; Gordon A. Dutt,
Great Falls, consignment to John
Palo, Fort Shaw, at $405; Fender
bull at $3.50 to Basta; one bred by
Bryan Corbett & Sons, Choteau,
and sold by Carl Fisher & Sons,
Conrad, at 1915 to Basta, and an
Oliver ]. Gait, Stanford, consign-
ment to Louie DeZort, Cutbank, at
$3.50.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-15
Dental Time Table
For Cows Changing

A NEW dental time table" is
needed for judging cows age by
her teeth, the American Veterinary
Medical Association suggests.
A change is needed because
modern cattle breeds mature faster
than they did few years ago. For
mer schedules showed the pairs of
incisor teeth erupting at 2, 8, and
5 years of age. Recent observations
indicate the interval for eruption
may now average less than months.
Thus COW with a full set of in
cisor teeth is now more likely to be
just over 3 years of age rather
than 5.
44-Moy Is, 1853
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-15

Refer 60 &C
lo7-BLS IL yr. Blk. angus bull
"A 1olos shipped from Billings
~ left rib Yellowstone Co.
1oo-BLS ! = yr. ~hiteface steer
@ s6oH shipped from Dryhead
o right hip Carbon Co.
--------------------
l1o-BLS l shitefaee COW
~. SOY shipped from laurel
L.H.hL.S. MIR. kL.H.
--------------------
lll-BLS l whiteface COW
72o4 shipped from laurel
LII. MIS-. MIR. kL.Hs
--------------------
ll2-BLs brocklefscs COW
r6 lo5o& shipped from laurel
Nv L.R SM.H. NILS. MIR. kL.H j
--------------------
11L-BLS l ~hitefaee steer calf
~ LLo4 shipped from laurel
N L.sho. HI L. rib MI. hip
--------------------
ll5-BLS l smooth mouth sorrel geld.
shipped from Yellowstone
left thigh County
--------------------
.125-BLS black con-
62oA shipped from laurel
.R.NL.S. L.R. NL.H.
--------------------
127-BLS ! 5 yr. old whtteface COW
97o# shipped from Billings
= LII. R.R. ktsR.a.
ilsos shipped from ciydePsrk
. right hip Saltwater Co.
--------------------
|l32-BLs / smooth mouth brown gslding
~, shipped from Hosoy
\Nright sho. Garfield Co.
ll-eP la yr: old shitsfses str.
1 loL@ shipped from sashos
i v left ribs Carbon Co.
-------------------
I2l-BP ! yrlg. whttefaee steer
~ 1854 shipped from Divide
~ left ribs Silver Bow Co.
l36-BP l = z yrs. horned VT. steer
4 m 8ooF shipped from Big Timber
| O left ribs Sweet Grass Co.
l-------------------
L+-BP l yrlg. ~hiteface steer
r 62oA shipped from Geyser
i'l left hip Judith Basin Co.
I51-BP l-6 yr. old whiteface COW
IL 1o7o# shipped from Luther
Il R.rtb 3 L.rib Carbon Co.
-----------1--------
l59-BP l ~hitefaee COW
8 1851 shipped from xinnett
1 III t.rte 3 R.rib Petrolsun Co.
I6o-BP yrlg. ~hitefscs steer
1854 shipped from Edgar
mo Brand Carbon Co.
l------------------
l6l-BP 2 shitsfaee steers. 595& &
- 6lo$ shipped fron Joliet
; % ~ L.R. NILS. MIR. NL.H.
I65-BP whitsfsce calves, 35of &
l ~ 33Sf shipped from Mosby
right ribs Garfield Co.
= t----------------
'0-s iooOSss shipped from sS.aroke
. MC0 left hip Saltwater Co.
~ iooos shipped from sbs.roke
:. ~ R.H. AIR. ,L.R. still. C
-l----------------- -----1-------------
t72-BP l. s yr. old xhissfaes cos
| w 1o6oA shipped from Big Horn
" left ribs County
h-Bos smooth mouth bay gsldtng
shipped from xilsall
mo Brand Park County
- I------------------
b-Box shitefacs COW and calf
p shipped from Toston
L r right hip Broad~ater Co.
-l----------------- -------------------
ts-Bor yrlg. shitefscs heifer
IL Ll5g shipped from Radersbu,
,oI right hip Broad~ater Co.
= -----------------
l2-Box l yr1g. red heifer
- s6os shipped from cal1atin
R.rib Gateway Gallattn c.
-
lL-Box l old roam COW
ar sloH shipped from wtlsslf
W. left hip Park Co.
- E-----------------
b6-Bu e yr. old shitefsce CO,
y s25E shipped from Deer LODI
n R.hip rs R.htp Powell c.
h9-Bu / ho1stein COW
looo# shipped from DeerLod
i. WV left hip Powell c.
- F-----------------
.R7-Bu l old shitefacs COW
I'D A % 9Lo# shipped from Shelby
Col - Id right hip Too1s Co.
G b5-Bu . 8 yr. old holstetn COW
shipped from Waterloo
S-0- right ribs Madison Co.
II ------------------
P7-Bu - yr. old whitsface co
- ll2F shipped from DeerLod
tyl left hip Powell Co.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-15

Hin smooth mouth bay geldtng
~ shipped from Hamilton
VI left thigh Ravalli Co.
---------------~
7-Hm l.. 8 yr. old guernsey COW
- qLoF shipped from
HH LII. Stevensvil1e aav.cos
---------------@
ST. l yr1g. whiteface steer
~ L55E shipped from Chester
F left rib Liberty Co.
-------------------- -----------~--~@
25-H old Shiteface COW
AN 1o3s# shipped from Turner
---------------------
29-H Shiteface COW
NV q6o# shipped from Shelby
W. left shoulder Toole Co.
--------------------
IF l smooth mouth bay ge1ding
On shipped from Dillon
Nv right shoulder Beaverhead
------~-------------
3-L l ! yr. old whieeface str
A l1l5# shipped from Mostly
left ribs Garfield Co.
o-L ID yr.o1d Shitefaee Gov
olo# shipped from Hobson
No Brand Judith Basin Co.
--------------------
lo-L ~hiteface yr1g. steer
- 57o# shipped from Heath
A left shoulder Fergus Co.
--------------------
l2-L 8 yr.old whieeface COW
o2o# shipped from Einnett
left ribs Petroleum Co.
=-------------------
Il3-L IL yr.old whtteface str.
~rAd, 75o# shipped from Roy
IO right ribs Fergus Co.
| n s2o# shipped from
| ~ L.R. Forest Grove Fergus Co
--------------------
2L-L IL yr.old Shiteface str.
r. 4, e45# shipped from Levi stosu
left ribs Fergus Co.
I --------------------
I3-Msc. l smooth mouth Appo1ooss
| q mare shipped from Vo1borg
| & right shoulder Powder RICO.
\ -->---------------- ----------------s
6-Risc. a yr.old sh1eefaee STR
TIA sl5# shipped from Sumatra
~ left shoulder Rosebud Co.
Inc. / yr1g. whiteface steer
II 62o# shipped from Baker
right ribs Fal1on Co.
i-------------------
Il 2-Mc ] Shtteface hfr. calf
235# shipped from
u
\ ---------------
L-hc i smooth mouth black geld.
CT shipped from Broadus
| IS right thigh Powder R. Co.
I6-ac / smooth mouth bay gelding
- shipped from Powdervi11e
oh R.thi. X LII. p. R. Co.
\
d7-Nc smooth mouth sorre1 geld.
AN shipped from ouietus
II Vii left thigh Powder R. Co.
le-Hc 1-2 yr.old whiteface hfr.
535# shipped from
left hip Custer Co.
Il -------------------
t12-Hc smooth mouth black geld.
4 shipped from PoTderville
III left neck Custer Co.
Il -------------------
, l2L-Hc / brown ge1ding
Ii. shipped from Forsyth
81 III right thigh Rosebud Co.
Il ------------------
Id 3O-NC smooth mouth grey ge1dtng
a shipped from Terry
Cd TX left thigh Prairie Co.
l32-Mc smooth mouth sorre1 geld.
VI shipped from Glendive
left thigh Dawson Co.
r i33-Nc / smooth mouth grey gelding
q shipped from Miles City
left jaw Custer Co.
II ------------------ e
SONG / yrlg. Shiteface heifer
Inn 63oH shipped from Kinsey
oil w right hip Custer Co.
II ------------------
l56-hc whiteface COW
7L5# shipped from
L.sho. -~L.R. Custer Co.
II ----------------S- -----------------
r. 62-Mc l bay gelding
- shipped from Vo1borg
; III right jaw Powder R. Co.
~
I'm i smooth mouth sorrel geld,
lou ~ shipped from Stark
w left shoulder nissouls Co.
Il2-M ! smooth mouth brown mare
1T, shipped from Lolo
}. right shoulder Hissou1a Co
- ---S--------------
ism / smooth mouth bay mare
shipped from Arlee
,. 8 left shoulder Lake Co.
--a--~------------
fs1 l9-h - yr.o1d black mare
is q shipped from ovando
=. ~ left shoulder Powell Co.
II ------------------ -----------------
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
produkte sOllen auch aus einem
hasslichen Entlein Elm begehrens-
wertes Wesen machen.

produkte sollen auch aus einem
hasslichen Entlein Elm begehrens-
wertes Wesen machen.
Diese Standardsch0nheiten ge-
hen, SO glauben wir. am Wesen
der Dinge vorbei, well sic das
Entscheidende ubersehen. Was
den Mann fir den Augenblick
anzieht. list wohl die aussere
Sch6nheit, vielleicht auch die
blendende Erscheinung. Auf die
Dauer kann ihn aber nur der
echte Liebreiz i'm Wesen. die
Observation-Disclosures. Innigkeit
und Anstandigkeit fesseln, die in
mere Sch0nheit der Frau, NIT der
man elm Leben lang verbunden
bleibt. auch wenn der aussere ju-
gendlfche Reiz verblIht st. Ma
ttirlich sollte sich jede Frau be-
mihen, SO nett und begehrens-
vert vie m0glich auszusehen. Sic
darf aber NIGHT glauben, dass
aussere Sch6nheit ALIEN geniigt.
Unscheinbare. ia Won der Ma
tur benachteiligte Madchen geben
sich viel mehr Mthe, etwas aus
SIGH IA macl1en ais die anderen,
die uber die Sch0nheit die elm
faltigsten Komplimente anh0ren
und sic glauben. Die hassli-
chen Entlein sind klug, denn sic
mussen ihren Verstand gebrau-
chen, sic sind liebenswiirdig, dem
sic wollen aucf anziehend sein.
Sic haben all das, was den mel
stem "Schonheiten" fehlt. Und
da der Mann bald hinter die
hubsche Larve guckt, bevorzugt er
liebenswerte. herzensgute und ka-
meradschaftliche Nadchen ais
Frau. Universum.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20

Bis l945 besass ich cine kaum
handtellergrosse Sonnenuhr. Elm
FamilienerbstUck NIT sonderbarem
Geschick: sic war namlich nit
SAINT dem daran befindlichen dun
kellolonden Haarbtischel einem
Grab entnommen worden, worin
sic, einst einem totem Vorfahren
mitgegeben, viele Jahre zugebracht
hattie. Ich erinnere mich gut der
Konstruktion, des aufzurichtenden
Dreiecks init dem kleinen Lot am
festen Faden und dem aussen und
innen ziselierten Grunde. Dass
das Came Won Gold gewesen sci,
list eine Sage, aber Elm feines
Stick war das Reisescnneniihr
chen meines Grossvaters aller-
dings.
Klein anderer ais Grossvater
Ferchel, aus dessen Biicherschatz
ich ebenfalls bis vor kurzem meh-
rere Werke ubsr den Bau Won
Sonnenuhren bewahVe und des-
sen Liebhaberei fir solche Ter war
Won Beruf Eisenbahn- Geometer)
mir bekannt war, hat jenes Prunk-
stick hergestellt. Auf merkwiir-
dige Weise erfuhr ich, vie mein
Aim zu seiner Vorliebe fir die
mach Erfindung der Eieruhren Ell
gentlich Iberflussisen Zeitmesser
gekolnmen sein mcchte. Zines Ia
ges las .ich con amore i'm Reise-
fuhrer durch Tirol. i'm Geiste
dorthin fliegend, und fand dort
unter Neustift: ,,Sudlich des Or
tes erhebt SIGH die Elferspitze
(2499 M, deren ruinenahnliche
Kalktirme auf hohem Urgestein-
Sockel aufgesetzt sind und fir die
NeuStifter die Zeiger elmer gigan-
t., chen Sonnenuhr darstellen.
Wenn die Some uber ihrem
Scheitel steht, list es - Uhr."
Oh nun mein GrcSsvater selbst
jemals aus Seinem GeburtsOrt
Munchen mach der Heimat der
Vorfahren gekommen ist, lasst
sich NIGHT feststellen, ist aber gar
NIGHT unwahrscheinlich. um 50
mehr i'm Baedecker 1911 nQch
zwei Bergfuhrer Ferchel in Neu-
stiff genannt werden. SonSt aber
hattie er diesen Hang zum Son.