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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-12-04
The Dedication

The dedication ceremony was
held last Sunday afternoon de-
spite the inclement weather that
prevailed throughout the day. It
was we'll attended by interested
citizens and officials from Blue
Island and Midlothian.
Mr.. Ebert (Zip) Johnson,
Chairman of the Water Commit
tee and master of ceremonies
for the occasion, opened the
series of talks with statements
concerning the hard work and
tireless< effort involved in the
getting the OK for the project
for the village.
Rev. George Wright made the
dedication using a glass of
water as the symbol. He re-
marked, Zone never outgrows
water. 1t is the first requirement
of new born baby and the
last request of a dying man
Mayor Hendricks expressed
his appreciation for all who
labored for the final realization
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-12-04

of the much needed service.
Mayor Hart of Blue Island
and Mayor Myland of Midlo-
THAN both expressed their ap-
probation for this service to
Robbins and both extended
their cooperation to the village
in any way they could be of
service.
Mr.. Raymond Nelson, Execu-
tive Dir ector Of the Cook
County Housing Authority also
expressed his happiness and ap-
probation with the others and
q tribute was paid him by the
Village officials for his advice
and assistance to them in their.
efforts. Mr.. Holland Hunt, rep
resented the Engineer of the
contractor and he took bow
on the speakers platform.
The trustees were introduced
by the President of the Village.
Each spoke words of hope and
they also cited the duties and
responsibilities of the citizens
in operation Of the new system.
The Superintendent of the
water and sewer system was in
troduced. He acknowledged his
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-12-04
FIRST TENANTS OCCUPY
FLOWERS HOMES FRIDAY

The Chicago Housing Author
ity announced this week that
the first families are expected
to be admitted to the Richard
Flowers Homes, here in Rob-
bins, on Friday, December 3rd
at about 11:30 am.
efforts. Mr.. Hollnnd Hunt rep
The Letter
Editor, Robbins Eagle
1876 Spaulding Avenue
Robbins, Illinois
Dear Mr.. Boyd:
We are writing to announce
that the first families are ex-
pected to be admitted to the
Richard Flowers Homes on
Friday, December 3, 1854. You
are cordially invited to- be
present at the Homes at
about 80 am.
We anticipate that Mr.. Hen
bricks, Mayor of the Village,
and Mr.. Marion L. Smith,
Commissioner of this Author
ity, will be present, and sug-
gest it would be appropriate
to take pictures at this time.
We also plan an open house
which members of the general
public will be invited and
have the opportunity to in
spect a limited number of
dwelling units in the Homes.
This open house is planned for
Tuesday, December 7, from
about 1000 am. until 200 pm.
Very truly yours,
Raymond E. Nelson,
Executive Director.
This is a long awaited day
for many of our citizens and
the occasion is to be witnessed
BY the Village President. Theo.
Hendricks and the Commits
sioner of this Authority, Mr..
Marion L. Smith.
Open House is scheduled for
Tuesday, December 9TH, at
Continued on page 12)
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responsibility as head of the
system and he pledged whole
hearted cooperation with the
program. (See page O.
Homer news., 1954-12-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

(Cont. from PGgs ', Col. 1J JanHcry. THs committee wc s thanksd for sbs wovk ard dis chargsd.
 4 short dsscnssson on tbs problem ot gcYbGgs ssts fox ths community wcs hsEd w5th TO action taksn whsn tt waS lsarnsd that thk PUD ss pn1>- suing the mGttsr.
 Tsso committees Wsrs Gppoin- tsd by President Aoysy. Ths first wSLL. gork wsth.ths KGch- smck Bay Formsr $ Assn. ow ths Chcmosv sponso orsd ksckoff Lnnchson for ths Farmsrs In- statDts tsntct5vsLy schsduLsd tor soma sms sn JGnpGry. Ths committed 5s Dsck Lscrncvd. YuLs KSLchsr ard BILL RcvsY. Ths second committee w5Ll bs sn chcvgs of ths soEd5sr-of- ths ossth program and w5ll bs hscdsd by Gsns Ksng assisted by EthsL Scott. ard Jobh' Pcts. It pcs motsa that ths -fsrst soEdSsv-of -ths-m mth w5II bs in Homer Dscsmbsv a4, r5 ard a6.
 Ths Chambsr msmbsrs votsd to contGn&s to pay ths sscrs- tavy salcry aof SIS c month assd Co cont Es~s to msst Gt ths Homsv Cafs .nt5L othsr cr- rangsmsrts cgs mcds.
Homer news., 1954-12-09
LINE ENRICHED

Ths HEA Lima bstwsEn Anchor Posnt cssd StGr5ski mes sHsr- gSssd Saturday cdd5ng cnothsY sx m5Ess of Shot w5rs7to ths. system. Ths nsxt strgtch to bs snsrg5ssd wSZl bs aboDt tws Jus mSLss Sn Length running to ths Gus 0skoIskoff bEGcs thSs s5ds Of NSnSEchSk ard cboGt 70 mSlss from ths s.d of the lsns.
Homer news., 1954-12-09
GET WAREHOUSE BD-

Boo TpykSngtons Earl Engsl ard Hcrvy Hsgdahl havs bssn cs0crdsd ths contract Eo, bu&Ld warshouss for Tsrms nal O5I Sales. Ths arshonss wsLL bs built on ths Chuck Abbott pyopsvty or ths SpSt.,
Homer news., 1954-12-09
sc#ooEs sr.yEss

IDGr KnodsI, school cns- todscn, has clscnsd apt .,ths pctsy csstsrr Gt tbs school, ard ths wcts sr hcs tmfy ovsd considerably.
 An sxds cvor to gst hoss . cnd pamp for ths skat sng pond is bssng mads. Ths pond wsEl bs floodsd vsth wGtsr from ths crssk.
 Tom orrop (Frsday) Davs Schv osr is tfktng q rcnb of- Homsy boys- to ,Esrilch5k to play q beskstbclL gome. Tbsy arg going vp 5S prsDGts cGTs.s SECOND GRADE NEWS .:s. by John Pcts '. GsorgSG Pstsrssn saw Tom my. Tscs ont skating Sunday %aftsrnoon. rz., -At kdrvin, BsEEamye told vs. Q horss story on konday morning.
 DaUSd ChpgGstts cont Sn@sd h5s bsar st o9y or kondays t
 Bonnss. Thompson hGs bssn smaking LSttLs angsIs at homs.
 Ys]gsnsc choats hos q @etch hsy sister gcvs her.
 kSks Pots '9snt to see -.tbs' doctors om Monday morning.
 Pam BaddsIJ psmt 70 hsor ths Story Lady on Saturday. Our room won ths Penny Pot Gt .P-TA Friday night.
 kagDSn BsLlamy ard Rad Nixon vsnt skctsrg Sunday.
Homer news., 1954-12-09
OFFICE TO RE CLOSED

Y tt
 Comms ssSonsv Gene Ting has cnnoascsd ssAGe hss office wiIl sts closed JanIcry 4, 5, 6 and -'7sa wkttu .hs Ss- -attsrd5ng Commisss onsr9s cogfsvsncs in Anchorage. .l '
Homer news., 1954-12-09
.CLASSIF fEDS,
 PHONE 9o t/ For 24-hour cGb ssr1fsckf " ,'-A ss AURORA CAB
PHONE go
1EAE ESTATE FOR SALE

REAE ESTATE FOR SALE
 Two bsdyoom homs, 152 10th St. rsar school ard town. X, Total sao, 800, s15oo doss. . units furnished, SAYS morth sncoms. 9otcl sao, 5oo.. staoo donus. t":
 q room cabSr, has wotsr, Lot 100 100, price 'S5, 300. S5oo-,, dom. Close ssn. II z,calI or ss.sts to~ \,
 HIkANGQ REALTY , orS CHshmar FGsrbanks
Homer news., 1954-12-09
ENGAGEMENT LEARNED

:. A.s Tns -sngGgsmsnt of Miss Gsv- . trsds .chocts to Lcvvy Exibsr
 YcS lscrnsd this wssk. Both
 pf ths young people arg Homer sxsssdsnbs.
Homer news., 1954-12-09
COAK GENERALITY MEETING

Ths public Ss .inuitsd to ottsnd ths meeting of ths com- m0nwsalth CLnb of Homsr or T1ssdoy. Dscsmbsy z4 iGt, Y: B D. m. Gt ths Skypoy MsGtsr. Thsrs wsII b. stsctSon crd installation of oftscsYs. 'Sna
Homer news., 1954-12-09
RETURNS FR0K ANCHORAGE

Don Smith rsturrsd t~om Anchorage Sunday ~hsrs2 bs ,dt- tsndsd an 5nsurancg .broksrs conUsnt or. fh
Homer news., 1954-12-09
SELDoVIANs co TO STATES

s9 ..c Ar. ard Mrs. Boo DssylOa 1of SsLdovSa Left konaoy for ths stctEs.
Homer news., 1954-12-09
BERRYs GO oUTSTE

0EHHI5 UU UUI SIN-
 Mr.. ard. Mrs. B5lL Barry, Rsd Ao9ntd ta, lstt Monday for Y SsdttLs ard TocoMa whsrx they {. v1a Il uSs5t rsEcf5vxs.
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AIRPORT
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR
SUPER CHIEF DRIVE.IN

On Indian Head Hwy. via S. Capitol
st. Bridge. 6l2 Miles From D, c. Line.
On the Right.
Children Under I2 Admitted Free.
RITA HAYWORTH. JOSE FERRER.
MISS SADIE THOMPSON" Color.
RICHARD DEFINING. "49th MAN"
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DRIVEN THEATERS

Come Early. Avoid Waiting. Eat
at the ABC. Shrimp Rolls. Ham,
burgers, Hot DOGS, Coffee. Mix
Shakes, Ice Cream. Barbecue.
| French Fries, Etc. Open $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-29
Hollywood Diary:
DiNog and Bride
Price Raft Home
. By Sheiloh Grohom

millionaires in their own trust
funds, and their old man makes
no bones about saying he wants
to take it easier. Now all we
have to do to WOO him back is
to find another terrific picture.
Robert Mitchum is cut in on
a capital gains deal for his
Night of the Hunter" His cur
rent salary from Howard Hughes
is more than $1,000 a week. But
with old debts and new taxes.
Robert hasn't stashed much of
it away
And the "Joe Palooka" TV
stars. Joe Kirkwood and Cathy
Downs. plan a tour of Al cities
to boost the show. Nowadays
you P. A. for everything. Even
a song--a la jeff Chandler who
is singing his way across country
to plug his latest record-and
loving it.
Dan Daley and Gwenn
O'Connor are right in the groove
again-five nights in a row at
pal Andy McIntyre's Encore
Restaurant.
= And Farley Granger has re-
sumed with Jeannlarie in New
York. where the hallerina and
the actor left off in Paris. They
even take their drammer les
sons ensemble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-29

HOLLYWOOD.
Marilyn Monroe and Joe Di
Maggie were pricing George
Rats Coldwater Canyon home
yesterday.
Donald O'Connor is dating his
leading lady, Julia Adams.
At the Spike Jones party for
the Peggy Lee opening at Ciro's
midget Billy Barty. dressed as
Liberace. in white tie and tails.
complete with candelabra.
Rosemary Clooney told Edgar
Bergen and Edgar told June
Allyson that Jose Ferrer wanted
her madly for the vicious wife
role opposite him in 1.-The
Shrike." And that's how deals
are born. will she be good?"
I asked Dick Powell. This girl
can do anything" replied her
proud husband.
Dicks lawsuit against Paul
Gregory for 2 per cent of THE
Game Mutiny Court Martial"
comes into court June IA. after
his picture with John Wayne and
Susan Hayward. Paul Greg
DRY, by the way left for New
York to find a replacement for
Henry Fonda who quits "Caine
Mutiny" in May for the movie
version of "Mr. Roberts"
The David Waynes leased
their home here for five years.
And Elizabeth Taylor and Mike
Wilding have theirs on the mar
ket for $4,000. Want some
thing bigger for bigger family.
Jane Russell is near the signing
stage for Pink Tights" for an
April start with Marilyn Mon
roe. This time she gets to keep
the 100000 salary.
Diana Lynn dining with
Charles Simmonelli at Roman
offs. before taking off to Phoenix
for "Sabrina Fair" with Wen
dell Corey starred. Diana left
a message for Stanley Kramer
to consider her for the Swedish
nurse in mot AS A Stranger"
Bing Crosby is repeatedly tell
ing pals that THE Country Girl"
is his last movie. Bing has all
the money he needs, his kids are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-29

Merle Oberon may still fly to
Cannes for q quick fling with
her European count before start
ing 1.-THE Romberg Story" at
Metro. The dates here with DR..
Rex Ross have reached the tepid
stage.
met a fascinating lady
Elizabeth Arden-the Elizabeth
Arden, at Margaret Ettirger's
dinner party. Reuben Mamou-
liam and Don Lopez, and I asked
the famed beautifier how long
ago she started her world wide
business. But Elizabeth was
evasive. She doesn't believe in
dates. And she herself looks
amazingly young. She was tell
ing Reuben, Don and Joan Ben
nett that very soon she will have
a product for men on the mar
ket. ! gathered from the men
present that this is long over
due.
(Released by N A. n Az
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and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

And Time Of Showing
Stage.
Catholic Observation-Disclosures
in the Cathedral; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassad Or-"Phantom of the
Rue Morgue": 1925. $3.50, 5:35.
TAO and GAS pm.
CapitOl-"The Naked Jungle;
1885 am, 1:40, $40, 5:45, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Columbia-"Alaska Seas; IL
am. 1910, 2:25, 1920, 6:15. 8:05
and 10 pm.
Dup0nt-"Julius Caesar; /.
3:15, $50, 1885 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Riot in Cell Block
IL: 1850 am. 1850. $3.50. $3.50.
1850 and $3.50 pm.
Little-"Lili"; $40. sos and
$50 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 6:15
8:05 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Phantom Of
the Rue Morgue";; 11:45 am,
1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
OntariO-"Red Carriers; 1:25,
1925, $50, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"Night People; 1880
am. 1880, 1885, $40. 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Playhouse 1.-THE Man Be-
tween; 1920 am. 100, 3:25,
5:35, 7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza-"Hundred Hour Hunt;
1915, am, 1850, 1928, sos, 6:45.
8:25 and 1910 pm.
Silver Spring - 1.-THE Final
Test: CHS. 8 and GAS pm.
Trans Lux-"The Wild One;
11:05 am, 1855, 2:40, 4:30, 6:15.
8 and $50 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
$40 pm.
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Eternity" for Friday, the follow
ing day, to ride its reburst Of
popularity. They knew 1t couldn't
lose, not as High Noon" did sd
stunningly to 1.-THE Greatest
Show" last year.
william Holden's best-actor
Oscar surprised many who
thought it might go to Burt Lam
caster, or even Montgomery Cliff.
But it did not surprise them
much, not us or Dick Coe, for
instance, who were stanch Hol-
den voters.
Audrey Hepburn was a 1901
shot who. unfortunately. was
lighted in such a way to look
as if she had come through a
gruelling race. This was clearly
unwilling malfeasance on the
part of the technical men. Even
the NVD would not dare sabo-
GdSC M1oo 14CPDuLAs
Donna Reeds supporting per-
Torrance surprised a few. mostly
those who do not know what good
toutS they have in this drama
department.
Perhaps, also, Donald O'Con-
nor surprised many observers as
master of-ceremonies. He seemed
a mite surprised himself to have
been chosen for the job, an
enormously difficult one for even
the Oldest and most poised hand
available. Bob Hope was surer
before. but at twice Donald's age,
why not?
Still. these are bubbles. It is
always great party when the
Academy rewards so many mem
bers for so much work so well
6nno
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Senior Barrymore
Plans to Lecture
HOLLYWOOD.

dO1L1 WOOO.
Lionel Barrymore in his mid
seventies and in a wheel chair
appears to be taking a new lease
on public life. In addition to a
surprise appearance on MGM's
both birthday TV show, Lionel
has scheduled a series of local
lecture appearances beginning
March "a His talks will elab-
crate upon incidents in his re-
cent autobiography. 1--WE Barry
mores."
It is doubtful, however, if
Lionel will ever appear in an
other movie. He will shortly go
on the retired list after an asso-
citation dating back to the
merger which brought about
MGM'S reorganization in 1924.
(Released by N.A.N.Al
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All Gods Children
Film to Be Shown

"All Gods Children" the
fastest Christopher film, will be
shown during a lecture at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at Lisner Audi
forum by Father James Keller,
director Of the Christophers.
The film is the eighth Of q
series. pointing UP the need for
more good teachers and a more
alert public to strengthen Ameri-
cas- schools.
Proceeds from the lecture and
film showing will go to the Con-
vent of Perpetual Alteration and
Work for Poor Churches.
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The Passing Show
The Posing Show
ALetter to Anne Kramer,
Wife of Producer Stanley
By Jay Cormody

open letter to Mrs. Stanley Kramer:
Anne:
Perhaps should write this to Stanley but busy.
Sides letter
ornamental girl Also matter of record
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

wood
Mrs Annie Pearson and Mrs.
G Poole we're Lynchbure visit
ors on Friday
Our community was sad
denod during The week end With
tAree tragic deaths. The first
one was George Elcan who was
fatally injured by a power saw
The others were sam MaXey and
Harold Taylor. Who were killed IN
an automobile accident on Sat
uIday. Our Siucertst sympathy
goes To the relatives Of these
young men
1t Shap Grow has been trans
felred from FL Bliss, Texas to
Fl Belvou. Shep viii arrive
home on Dec II to spend several
days
MIS- Ru5ie Snoddy spent the
week end With her son and daugh-
ter-in-laW Mr. and Mrs Thorn
hiu 5noddv III FarmWlle
Pageant sunday
A Christmas pageant The Lit
Tie Shepherd VIII be given in
White Han Methodist Church on
Sunday uleht at 2 30 D III The
Junior and Senior Cholrs are
PARTICIPATING III this pageant and
fha Du11ip Ii eDtt9fa1lv iNVftaG n
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C,u',IsyilIe

Recent visitors Of the Blake
w. CorSon family were. Blake
w Corson Of Warwick City. VA.
MIR and Mrs George b Whit.
Or and Mr$ Barton Field and
Anne MuSos AN at Richmond.
Also Mr. and Mrs Frebaueh
Who hive near Willis Mountain.
with their Soy we're callers iii
the same home.
Friends are hoping o NJ. Boil
ling may soon be home from the
University Hospital, where he is
patient. fie entered the hos
pltal last Monday
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
we're LWncilburg visitors hast
Tuesday.
Misses Mary Baldwin Newman
and judy Baldwin. of Farmuna
spent last &eck with Mrs c c.
Harvey Mrs Baldrldge and Mrs
Finch They attended services at
Smyrna Sunday morning
Mrs, William Newman and chill
dren visited her mother Mrs a.
G. Harvey last week
Mir and MIS- Frank Johns had
as guests last week EDGAR ChaII-
ton and Gr9ehS Lawson OF .Roa-
nOke
Vert Warmer. OF FarmYllle
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
Mt. Zion

Miss May Anderson spent Sat
urday IN Richmond on business
There was large attendance
At Sunday School at Mt. Zion.
Callers and guests OF the Willie
fatuns were MIR. and Mrs Au-
ORGY Tatum and children Mr.
ana Mrs Latham Harvey Mr.
and Mrs M. K Davis and Roy
Davidson
Mrs. Preston Mertz and her
mother. Mrs r. b Anderson.
went TO Richmond Sunday.
Callers on Mrs, NJ, K. Davis
were Mrs. Emmett Dunkum.
Misses Mary and Louise Ander-
son. Herbert Anderson. JUNE An
derson. and Mrs Preston Mert2
Miss Kathleen Bryant spent
the week end With her parents.
Mir and Mrs. Richard Bryant
Robert Earl Bryant also spent the
week end with his parents.
Lee Hudgins Emmett Newton
and Mr. and Mitchell continues
sick We wish them relief in their
suffering
Ray Davidson has been sick
for several days with the flu He
Is better at this writing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

Marvin ana Ja>k Austin, Bonn
BOILING and friend from Black
stone Waited the Q VI Bonhq's
Sunday
Mrs Jake Bersch visited Mrs.
Reeves Phaup last week Other
visitors OF Mrs. Phaup, were Mrs
Annie Webb. OF Green Springs.
Frank webb. his wife and son
Ot Norfolk
Deepest sympathy is extended
the family OF the late GEORGE
Elcan
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
EnonviIle

Fnon Sunday School will pre-
sent a Christmas pageant at the
church Sunday evening Dec 10
al 1870 y. III
Mr. and Mrs Dick Payne ara
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Moring al
Richard OF Richmond spent the
week end with Mrs Carey Payne
at Arcanum
John Word. Preston Smith, II
l. Jones Mr.. and Mrs b. G
Ransom and Mr. and Mrs. J. f.
Ransom attended the funeral of
George Elcan. Jr, Sunday after
noon at New Store Church Sym
pathy is extended to the Elcan
family
Mrs william Hupp spen, Mon
day in Richmond
Mrs, b q Ransom and Mrs. j.
f. Ransom Mere Richmond visitors
Friday
Mr. ana Mrs Charlie Boehman
and Martha, OF Falls Church. Va.
visited Mrs. 8 n Duneyant for
the week end
Mr. and Mrs A f Rush, of
DillWyn We're Sunday evening
guests ot Mr. and Mrs John
Word
f r Price visited his brother,
" s Price, at Denbieh va last
week
Mr. and Mrs Porter Jarrett.
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs Joe Stuart at Franklin, Va
REAIA TUE IIrcp Al u r,r,Ir1 40
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Chestnut Grove

Mr.. and Mrs, A p CarWile
and Robert Of SheppardS. visited
Mr. and Mrs F d Senger Sun
day night
Il b Harris OF Richmond.
was dinner and supper guests
IN the II + Harris home on
Thursday
MI and Mrs Howard Cary and
Bill and Mrs j. w Jennings and
Virginia. of Charlotte Courthouse
We're guests Of Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Harris on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs w. S. Amos and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

rtrl Springer OF Richmond.
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
lnllnor springer, Saturday night
MIS- Samuel Stanley who has
been ii the past month is i'm
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Joe Shep-
herd Of Norfolk, were recent
guests oi Mn and Mrs. Bill Shep-
herd
Joe Franklin Shumaker is
spending this week at home, he
has not been very we'll and ex-
poets 70 20 - Medical College
Hospital, Friday
Mrs. Gordon Quinn, of Am
herst. was recens guests Of
Mrs Ivanhoe Maorgan.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17

Sunday They also visited othe
relatives III the county
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
Buckingham

The Maysville Presbyterian
Church viii present the Christ
mas story pageant and candle
li9h, program at the church Sun
day. December 70 at & 80 p m
II he public Is invited
Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon
had as Their guests recently Mrs.
Coldon's sister. Mrs, H c. Cor
don. of Mt Sidney. Va
Mrs. John Gordon and daugh-
ter. Edith were visitors of Mrs.
Cor on's mother. Mrs Nelia
Teabo. OF Staunton. on Satur-
day OF las, week.
Miss Betty Brcaddus Bruce
and Miss 10 Ann Poole attend
the Xmas dance at the Bulls
School, Silver Springs. Md, last
week end
Mr. and Mrs. RoWlett Bruce
had as their recent guests. Mrs.
George Shepherd, of Norfolk Mrs
Shepherd has just returned from
"a three months stay In Europe
Mrs Frank Webb and daugh-
tiers, Mary Louise ana Margaret.
were overnight visitors in Rich
mond on Friday of last week
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Fitzgerald
OF Lynchburg. We're week end
visitors of Mrs Mag Grigg
Much sympathy is expressed to
the Elcan family on the death o.
George Elcan last week also TO
the family Of Sammy MaXcy.
who was Killed In an accident
Saturday
Or and Mrs Karl Weu&er ana
family OF Franklin, were visitors
of Nh and Mrs b II Springer
last week end
Miss Shirley Amos. Of Winena
were Sunday dinner guests Of
MI and Mrs Dave Whorley and
Mr. arid MIS- H. f. Amos.
Mrs. J +. Harris and infant
daughter left the hospital on
Wednesday They all expected
to return TO her home here some
time this week.
r L. Harris visited NJ. Har-
ris at Phenix on Sunday morning
Mr.. Harris who has been confined
TO his bed for the past week was
some what improved
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Virginia Beech
Featuring PIoy,
Affairs Of St0te'
BY Bill snider
spseirl Correspondent 81 The sior

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, July
3.--A delightful switch is being
pulled on Neutrality-suspicious. here
for the Fourth by summer stock
players in Leslie Savage's the
ater-go-round.
Instead of trotting out beach
scenes so familiar to this ocean
side playground, the arena style
company. which operates in a
blue and yellow tent at Sixty
seventh street, is lampooning
Capitol Hill and life in Maryland
suburbs.
The bill this week is Affairs
Of State" by Louis verneuil. The
plot of this comedy takes place
in Chevy Chase and concerns
the love life Of a Senator.
Several Washington notables
from foreign embassy stats are
among the va.ationers.
French Consul Philippe Thy
raud de Vosioli and Mrs. de Vos-
jolt spent the week end at the
Cavalier Club. enjoying the
SWIMMING and will return next
week.
From the Venezuelan Embassy,
DR.. and Mrs. Carlos Perez de la
Cova were guests at the Essex
House.
About District People
Other district visitors at the
Cavalier included DR.. and Mrs.
Franklin Dunmire and DR.. and
Mrs. Stewart Baker, who are
staying over for the extended
holiday; Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Preston. Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Shell
ley and DR.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Engelhardt. Also, the H. D. Not
tinghams Of Alexandria.
At the Cavalier Beach and
Cabana Club, Henry King, the
pianist. and his orchestra, bowed
in for two-week engagement
to include daily tea dancing at
the clubs open deck.
Acquiring a beach comber'
tan was almost a full-time Job
for Miss Adelaide Blume and
Miss Mary Beebe, State Depart
ment employees. mentioning at
the Essex House. Also there,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Painter.
At the Avamere. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Hill of Alexandria were en-
joying the beach and the popular
"227" and 20" clubs. Francis
(See VIRGINIA BEACH, D-7)