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NVC Auxiliary

Women"s Auxiliary OF the NVo
will sponsor Shakespeares "Othel-
10" at $50 pm on Wednesday, A
pril IA in the Repertory Playhouse
at f 45th q University Way
Tickets are now available from
any auxiliary member at 81 person
Intending tax. No tickets will be
sold at the door so those wishing &c
attend are asked to contact Mrs
Hideko Yada chairman, at FH
1862, or any member.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-02-20
Wins Damages

LONG BEACH, Calf, Feb 20
(Rafu Shimpo Dispatch Vernon
Akuna 25-year-old Hawaiian born
Army veteran who contends he was
unjustly accused by three store en-
ployes of a SIT theft. has been aw-
arded $4,000 damages by a Long
Beach Superior Court jury
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-02-20
Nisei Robbed

Three men, all Negroes last Mon
day night held up a grocery store
owned by Art FurukaWa 300 10Th
Ave The japanese American was
robbed of sos
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SPORTS.

TOKYO ianaa shmbn japanese sports daily
Refe. Ok Shkna OF Honolulu as SAVING hee are
no liked professional wrestling
There is tendency wrestling fixed Shilina was
quoted but it because wrestler loses ne VIII
l,ge popularity his decline"
OSAKA japan. Feb 2cfranh deft9 oDou Americas base
ball Ambassador week predicted according to United
Press that japanese professional ball teams viii be able to play on
even terms with Pacific clubs five years
111oul va1 here ooachua Of the Central professional
eaue with rncr Dhfaeeo said Japanese Dali
players have shown Improvement since III" debut here Of
pro ball in 1854
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Obituaries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q Mrs Harumi TsutsumotO


q Mrs Harumi TsutsumotO
Funeral services for Mrs Harumi
Tsutsumoto 81 a housewife of 1888
Jackson St, will be held at 100 p m
Wednesday, Feb "a in St Peters
Episcopal church Wake rites will be
at 7:3O pm Tuesday. Feb % also
at St. Peters. The Rev Andrew
Otani viii officiate Cremationw Ill
follow the funeral service
Mrs Tsutsumoto who died Feb
10 in her home. was born May 3.
1891, at Kochi-ken Japan She is
survived by her husband, Nobuichi:
two daughters MAY and Helene,
and a son. Ben.
Arrangements were made by Su-
sunni ButterWorth
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their choice. He was an easy win
ner. The judges were in a guam
dairy.
Solution: They placed all of the
winning entries in a barrell anc
conducted drawing. Mrs. Lopez
wife of the popular Albert "Shine'
Lopez, was the winner.
She is now q dog Owner-ths
proud posSessor Of R. O's Blow
lily. She also received a Season't
pass to the track.
So, here comes Rusty.
Tonight Charley Conch names
Meadow Craft and Sir Mckay al
the pups to watch in the feature
Other selections:
First Race: Viberation, Miss
Guy, For Blending. $3.50
Second Race: Forest Wild, ST.
Ienk Profit, Silver Bar. (4-3-2)
Third Race: Toast of the Town
Fabulous Flight, Lucky Package
(2-3-S)
Fourth Race: Capricious Lady
lTArry'S Star Dust and R. O's New
Heel. (1-3-6)
Fifth Race: Sod Buster, Rec
Secret and Berkshire. (1-4-5)
Sixth Race: Archangel, Novels
and Super Tate. (4-1-6)
Seventh Race: Baker Boy, Ra
Dor's Rocket and Miss Ann Muir
lphy. (2-7-3)
Eighth Race: LuStre Gal, Ever
Key and Captain Chinelly, (6-2-1,
Ninth Race: R. O's Rube. Mod
est Blond and Bardah. (1-6-O
Tenth Race: Meadow Craft. Sil
Mckay and Short Bid. (5-4-2)
Eleventh Race: Selada, AllStyls
and Trade In. (2-3-Q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
BY CHRIS EoMoNos

MILWAUKEE uP-The rich give,
away menu at Milwaukee County
Stadium last summer appears to
have produced a winter crop oil
|money-hungry baseball players.
The Milwaukee Braves had only
IL players under contract today
Cincinnati reported 40 signed yes
.terday in compariSon-and there
been no visible stampede into the
front office for salary chats. What
lit boilS down to is a so-far-unsuc.
Icessful clamor for a bigger cut OF
the profits from the top money.
making club in major league base.
ball last summer.
The 1858 Braves really lived il
up In their first Milwaukee season,
but more on the fabulous gener-
IoSity of a baSeball-crazy populace
than the contents of their pay en-
velopes. There was hardly a man
on the club that didn't receive
items ranging from 81 900 bonds
down to free milk for his kids for
six months. Tractors, automobiles
wrist watches and a years supply
|Of fresh lamb figured in too.
The front office Jared equal,
as well as fans fought for tickets
so well it's been estimated tht
club cleared enough to pay of
its losses for the final dismal
years in Boston.
But only four regulars are
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
Milwaukee Braves Are Rolling
In Money As Top-MOney Makers

,among the II in the fold-snd two
of them were here last year only
as visitors. Bobby Thomson. the
ex-Giant. agreed 10 an estimated
SIS. 900, and Danny O'Connel. a
refugee from Pittsburgh, TO about
STAG The two "old" Braves
Warren SPAIN, ace leGt-hander,
and home run king Eddie Math-
|ews-came in for a reported S42.-
eoJ and SIS, 900. respectively. Re
serve catcher Sam Calderone. OBJ
tanned from The Giants in the same
deal which brought Thomson here,
agreed TO terms yesterday.
Three Braves wintering here still
are unsigned. Shortstop Johnny
Logan is said to be asking $4,000
without much luck. while outfield-
Ier Billy Bruton and pitcher Lew
Burdette are in the same boat.
Andy Pafko, veteran outfielder
who lives in Chicago. was asked
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
CiardeuO Is
FL Favorite
Over Olson
BY JACK HAND

NEW YORK R-The fight in the
Garden tonight suggests that old
bromide about ''the kid with a
future" and "the. vet at the cross,
roads,"
The "kid" in this cast is 2s-year.
old joey GiardellO Of Philadelphia
the No. 2 challenger to middle.
weight champion Bobo Olson. The
vet" Is @.year-old Walter Car.
tier of New York, no longer listed
among the top 10 of his division
Both radio (ABC) and televisior
(NBC) will carry the 10-round
match nationally at 10 pm. EST
Giardello is a 2 to / favorite
GiardellO showed unexpected
punching power in his last start,
Jan. 8, when he stopped Garth
Painter. who never had been
stopped before. Joey claims he
used to be chicken" about putting
away an opponent but has now
turned into a real "tiger." He has
a record Of Is knockouts in 6,
bouts.
Regardless Of his punching DOW.
erl Giardello is u fast.improyins
fighter with important victories
over men like Billy Graham. ON
Turner and Ernie Durando. He has
been aiming for Olson but has 70
wait his turn because Of the April
2 Olson-Kid Gavilan title bout Al
Chicago, While waiting, Giardellc
has agreed to give Cartier =
chance to make up for the unani.
NOUS decision he lost to Joey Al
BrOokyn's Eastern Parkway las
Oct. rs.
Cartier hasn't fought in the Gar.
den since he was stopped by Kid
Gavilan, Dec. Il, 1851. a fight he
was winning on all three score.
cards until he ran into 10th round
Gavilan furry. He won only on,
OF three last year, losing to RANDY
Turpin on q disqualification n
London last March. A Jan. 4 de,
ciSion over Randy Sandy started
him back up the ladder, he homes
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Pages The KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday February S. 1854
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CinbOn Wins
Feature In
Action Thurs.

Walter Owens Meadow
Craft and Royal Seymour's
Sir Mckay will furnish the
chief competition tonight in
the feature race at the Key
West Kennel Club as their
meeting moves into the 36th
night of racing.
Both of these pups won
their last outings and have
been promoted to Grade
One by racing secretary L.
L. Griffin.
Sir Mckay, In particular,
has won four starts over
some top Grade One COM
petitors and should 20 to
the post something of q fav-
orite tonight.
Other entries in the fea-
ture tonight include F. B.
Stutz' Bogota, Sam Baxen-
dale's Short Bid, Mrs. o. 2.
Ferrell's Lilac Lady, Fred
Whitehead's News Carrier,
Don Branson's Yves Hardin
and M. w. Fagg's Carlita.
TonigA's weekend program viii
feature eleven races including two
" mile maraahonS.
The program win get underway
at 8:1S p. m. with a Grade Four
Start-a SIG mile classic.
Last night, r. X. Hutching's Gin.
bon triumphed impressively in the
feature race OF the evening. He
won the race handily after spring
ing from the number five position
and gaining q three length lead at
the quarter pole. Gay Skipper ran
wide on the first turn and ended up
In second position otter running a
nice race. Robert T. Y. came up
fast to capture third place.
A 81 choice ct the mutuA win
dows, Cinbon paid 1880 to win,
1910 to place and 500 10 show.
Gay Skipper returned $50 and
40 and Robert T. Y. paid 500.
The Quiniela paid 74.6O on the
feature race while the fourth race
Quiniela returned a neat 1870.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
CHARLEY
Covers SELECTIONS

Mrs. Jane Lopez b now q dog
owner.
She was the winner of the Key
West Kennel Club Name The Bun
my" contest.
The winning entry, oddly enough:
Rusty"
Which 10 what they've been cali
ing i all along-here and at JUS
about every other track N ths
country.
A word Of explanation: TRACK
publicity man Johnny McDonougt
states that of the more than 2,5O(
entries received, more than 4
thousand Of them named Rusty al
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field in the National League" "
Rooney declared.
Cameron agreed to terms last
might from Los Angeles. The trans
action, handled by phone, is
scheduled to be completed some
time today when Cameron goes
through the formality Of signing
a contract with . West Coast rep
resentative Of the Steelers.
The Steelers didn't reveal what
they are paying the All America
players but sources close to the
club indicated each VIII get around
$40, 900 ~ one-year contracts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
Locals Are
Cunning For
9TH Straight
Victory Here

The Key West High
School basketball team will
make their final home ap-
pearance Saturday night at
the White Street gym when
they tangle with the Arch
bishop Curley five.
1t is a non-conference
game, but an important one
since it may determine the
the Conchs' seeding in the
upcoming Glass IA District
Basketball tourney in Miami
February 24-27.
Curley, while it is a Gold
Coast Conference member,
is not competing for the to-
ga this year because it does
mot have a full schedule.
Key West is coasting along on
Ia 7-3 record for the season-a
mark eclipsed only by the Miami
High Stingarees in the District. II
the Conchs can sweep tomorrow
nights game and 60 on 10 win their
three road contests against the
StmgareeS, Miami Beach and South
Broward, they will be ranked Sec
ond to Miami and get a break in
1.-THE District pairings.
And they'll need all the breaks
they can get since the Conchs will
be competing with teams like Mi.
ami Jackson, Edison, West Palm
Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Cab
les, and South Broward.
The first and second place teams
in the District play will 60 ON to
see the State Class AA tourney.
The Conchs will have their hands
full tomorrow night when they run
into Coach Ed Sullivans' Curley.
men. They've played the bulk Oh
their games on the road and the
crackerbox Key West gym may
= not trouble them as much as it ha,
other visiting clubs to date.
Biggest threat to the Conchs vii
/. be six foot, three inch Jim Dia
mOnd, a fellow who gave then
lplenty of trouble on the gridiorI
this past fall. Diamond is a hare
man to stop from anywhere on tn.
lcouTt.
The Curley record shows tw,
wins over Gold Coast teams thur
far in the campaign.
Only change announced by Coacl
Win Jones in his lineup is the nam
ing of Gibby Gates as sure start
err.
Gates will take over the guar,
spot vacated by Jim Solomon VIII,
graduated at the start Of the new
year.
Stu Logun will flank him anG
, John Carbonell will be at his regu
lar center berth.
Glynn Archer and Julio Henri
: lquez, currently the Conchs' lead
: ing scorers will be ait the forward
) positions.
Game time tomorrow IS 81
p. m.
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'TOnight's Entries

'Tonight's Entries
FIRST RACE - SIS mile
Grade 4
Betty Jan
For Blending
Tackler
Carlton
Single Bingle
Clayton Ward
Miss Guy
Viberation
SECOND RACE - y.1S mile
Grade 5
Silent Profit
Happy John
SpiedeN
Lady Fiction
o. US Inside
Silver Bar
Forest Wild
Boots-N-Saddle
THIRD RACE - SIS mile
Grade 5
Vigilante
Moving Please
Mer-Shack
Lucky Package
Micro-Sheen
Pakistan
Toast Of The Town.
Fabulous Flight I
FOURTH RACE 49, SIS mile
Grade 4
Memory Time
Lady Crystal
City Scout
r. o. s New Heel
Larry's Star Dust
Capricious Lady
10 Go
MigraAor
FIFTH RACE 49, 80 mile
Grade s
Coursing News
Red Secret
Charlie Fax
Sod Buster
Berkshire
Predict
Yellow Sadly
Misty Magee
SIXTH RACE -- SIS mile
Grade 4
Crystal Hill
Dancing jill
Archangel
Novella
Mighty Moon
Super Tate
Taxes Ne
Buzz A Biz
SEVENTH RACE - s.lS mile
Grade )
Blue Manikin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
Steeler Inks Pact

PITTSBURGH R-Paul Gamer,
on. hashy UCLA halfback. has be,
come the second All America back.
field star 70 agree to play for the
National Football Leagues Pitts.
bursh StNelers ana Steeler Presi,
dent Art Rooney is the most IN.
bilant man in town.
With Cameron and Johnny Latt.
ner we should have the best hack.
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ConcbS To Close Ont Home Cage Season Sat- against archbishop Cu

on a recent visit whether he'd
signed and replied with an en-
phatle. Il should say not. >"
General Manager John Quinn ad-
mltS several men have returned
unsigned contracts, but says.
We're not upset"
We don't so South for another
two weeks and I'm sure most of
the players viii be signed BY then"
he adds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05

Monte Irwin Of the New York
Giants has lifetime batting aver
age of .3O9. His 1853 mark of .32s
was his best in five big league sea.
sons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05

Val Victory
Canunculus
Bendina
Miss Ann Murphy
Baker Boy
Razor's Rocket
Gray Horn
EIGHTH RACE SIS mile .,
Grade :
Sophino
Captain ChineDy
! PORTS Boy
/ Lustre Gal
Melody Hill
Three Dots
Calling
Initial
NINTH RACE 49, g.N ml,o
Grade I
r. o. s Rube
Babhling BeSS
Modest Blond
Mischief Girl
Lightning Rodney
Micky W.
Just Sable
Bardam
TENTH RAGS - SIS mile
Grade Z
Bogota
Lilac Lady
Mes Carrier
/ Carlita
IVES Hardin
! Sir Mckay
I. Meadowcram
Short Bid
ELEVENTH RACE - 50 m,Is
Grade S
i Stylish Blond
/ r. o. s Moonbeam
Breezemonh
] Allstyle
/ Trade In
!. Spring Bunny
Moderator
| Selada
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Key West Kennel Club Results

FIRST RACE
WnntE1F WhheAsad' Black B. March, 1851 Summer Lightning
syl 5FI,s $40 g ,s o..
SIR OMAR ." ~ Vunea tz4) o~
SECOND RACE
SFfN S0uzas Black B. August s Quick WOryROn Rita
SINGER HILL L.,c,r $40 500 Quinie. as, $40
Daily DOube-summer Gal paid
THIRD RACE
Baxndas Brindle b. 1852 QnnSy
WHffEYs SON >" $50 $50 oumea 'SS) $500
WnnerPnt Breeze Kennels Ines Black d. june Drumnagna
SAITIGy HILL $50 SO Quiniea tsn 1880
FIFTH RACE
WinnerR Hutchngs D., June Mixed Hmo-Miss
$s f Sssn q" 4. e s: s Qpn. o., $3.50
SIXTH RACE
SEsHsE c Owens Black Sept 1880 Double caRee
W WlSKFo 4so ,sS ouiniea c7s) 2"
WinnerCaude Beerson d. July 1851 Mixed Harmony
- Rita Rsyo
Sss WINE 8" Is :: qsnl.. ,,., u.o
w wS7RF sutz Bnds B. July 1919 Razos Edse
P PkeoP SECRET $50 $40 ouiniea u2) 1850
S soSr SKl9 F. = $50 So Quinis' ('.a 4so
RENo MARY Sk' Bnds B. April lss Sonny MarhanRbbt Size
HOLIDAY HOUSE $50 ~~" w." ""
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2l-lnch Blond Console, 1852 floor
sample Observation-Disclosures
21-Inch TV-,Radio-Phono, mahog,
1858
27-Inch De Luxe Mahogany Con-
sole, doors, 1858 floor sample
21-Inch TV-AM-FM Radio-Phono..
blond moderne, 1854 floor sample
24-Inch TV-AM-FM Radio Phono.,
1854 floor sample
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Nationally Advertised No. l

7-Cu.-Ft. De Luxe Freezer, shelves
on door, 1853 --- 23ee5 1885
9-Cu.-Ft. Standard, croSstop freezer
1858 - =, 1895 1870
7-Cu.-Ft De Luxe dairy bar, shelves
on door, 1858 ---~.-.~-- 49, 2sss5 1880
freezer, 1858 --~--'---,0e-..p 1885 1890
9i2-Cu.-Ft De Luxe Crosstop Freezer,
shelves in door; slightly scratched;
1852 floor sample -- 1895 1890
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Nationally Advertised Apt. Size, s.
burner, 1852 ---- 1885 $3.50
1852 floor sample - --------~. 214s5 1880
Nationally Adv. Standard, banquet
size oven, 1852 = 25se5 1890
Nationally Adv. Standard 1853 - 1895 1865
Nationally Adv. Automatic banquet
oven. broil-under- glass. 1852 299 95 1890
Estate Automatic. 1852 floor sample 289 95 1890
Nationally Adv. Automatic De Luxe,
1882 floor sample 1895 1890
Nationally Adv. Automatic, 1852
model - -. :. 1885 1880
Nationally Adv. Automatic, double
oven, broi-under-gass, 1882 floor
sample - - 1895 1880
Estate Double Oven Automatic, 1853
discontinued model ,.----~'--.., s84.s5 1895
Nationally Adv. Automatic Double
oven, broil -under-glass, 1853 -- 1895 1880
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REFRIGERATORS


Quickfreeze GU. it.. with cross
top freezer, 1858 - ---------- 1895 1885
Phco GU. it. with croSstop
freezer, 1852 .-----------. 21ss5 1886
Admiral Gu. IT, Semi-De Luxe,
with crosstop freezer, 1852 ------- 239 95 10485
Frigdaire Z Gu. it., 1852 --- 24995 lO985
Admiral Z GU #. De Luxe, with
crosstop freezer, 1852 -------------2 69 95 1880
Admiral GU it. De Luxe Crosstop
Freezer, 1852 model = 32995 1910
Philco Gu it, Semi-De Luxe. 1858 239.95 1895
Gibson Gu. #. De Luxe, 1852 - 1895 1885
Bendix IL GU. #. De Luxe, 1853 - 1859 95 1880
Phico GU. IT. De Luxe, freezer,
shelves in door, 1852 $500 269 95 1850
Frigidaire 9 Gu. it. Standard 1852 1885 1890
Philco Z GU #. De Luxe, freezer
shelves in door, 1852 -- 26995 1875
Philco Gu. it. Super De Luxe,
shelves in door, 1852 --- 1895 1890
Philco GU. #. Super De Luxe,
shelves in door, 1852 - 1895 1880
Gibson Gu. IT, De Luxe, with auto
matte defrost 1852 - -- $685. 1880
'Crosley II GU. IT. with Shelvador,
1858 $685. 1870
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Thor 220-Volt Electric - 1895 1870
Nationally Advertised 110-Volt 1853 23995 1880
Bendix, 110-Volt Electric plug-in,
1853 --------.------- 2ss.s5 1850
Hamilton 110/220 Volt Dryer discon-
tinued model. 1858 ---- 25ss5 1880
Hamilton Gas Dryer, discontinued
model. 1858 ------------ 1885 1880
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TELEVISIoN
Nationally Advertised Brand "A''

Nationally ADVERTISED ,bFahd "A"
19-Inch Console, mahog., doors, 1852
floor sample ----- $500 1880
21-Inch TV-Radio-Phono, de luxe
mahogany, 1853 --------------------509 95 31S.63
2l-Inch Mahogany Console, floor
sample 1858 ---------------- 1895 1918
17-Inch Console with radio, 1852
floor sample -------------'------ soe.s5 144.ss
20-Inch Table Model with radio, 1852
floor sample -------------------- 1895 1882
21-Inch TV-Radio-Phono, mahog,
1852 floor sample ---.---- $685. 25S7O
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WAREHOUSE
SAL
FRI DAY ONLY
9 0.l11. to 5 pm.
REPOSSESSED APPLIANCES
Purchased from Finonee Companies

IT it's savings you want these reoI finds
Sun picked these up for q song :. Sun sells 'em for
sono And, like everything Sun sells these ore
guaranteed up to the ht and many look brond new
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Bendix Dialomatic, 1858 floor sample 1895 1880
Bendix Economat, Automatic, 1853 1895 1885
Thor Automatic Agitator, 1858 - 1885 1875
Nationally Advertised Automatic,
Casters. 1858 ---------. 24ss5 1890
Nationally Advertised Automatic,
Casters. 1858 ----------- 2ess5 1925
Bendix Gyromatic with Water
Heater. 5s---------------- 1895 2127s
Nationally Advertised Automatic
with Sudsaver. 1883 -- 28995 224OO
Nationally Adv. De Luxe Automatic
1858 ------- 1895 1850
Nationally Advertised Automatic
Tumbler Action, 1858 floor sample 1895 229SO
Nationally Advertised Automatic
1858 floor sample ------- 1895 1880
Nationally Advertised Automatic
with Sudsaver. 1853 floor sample 1895 2446O
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-08

same home Saturday,
NJ. L. Cook. is turnip king for
this vicinity. He went to his patch
the other day and returned with
one which weighed 4a4 pounds
and measured % inches in cir
conference, However, this was q
purple top
Mrs. j. j. Chernault and Jean
and the Misses Ethel and Wanda
Chernault visited Mrs. r. l..
Harris, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Shelton
and two boys. Of Norfolk, called
on MIR. and Mrs F.. H. Chernault
Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
George Shumaker and Junior, Of
Sheppards visited in the same
home, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Beasley and
Ronald and Glenna visited Mrs.
w. T. Cook. Tuesday night.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. l. f.
Morris during the holiday week
end were Mrs. Lulo Edwards, Of
Washington, Mrs. Leota Glen, Of
Edinburg, S. H. Shackleford,
Harvard Shackleford and a
friend, OF Richmond, and Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Senger, of Mt. Scion
The Misses Ethel and Wanda
Chernault, of Vera, with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F.. Harris, called on Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Banton, neal
Farmville. Thursday night. After
which. they attended New Years
party. The Misses Chernault spent
the remainder of the night in the
Harris home.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T, Forbes and
Misses Beulah and Audren Forbe!
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Harris
Sunday afternoon. Later, tn
Forbes and Mr.. and Mrs. Harll.
called in the home Of Mr. ane
Mrs F, CT. Lynn.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-08
MY COLUMN

Visited the sick at Southside
Hospital Sunday; Eddie Mann.
Claude Hartley, Miss Stone.
Mrs. Marston, Elliott Booker.
MI. Metcalf, Mrs, Geyev
prayer for their speedy re-
coyery. Television has brought
on some odd sights n most
homes. Youngsters Wig won't
take time out just%Sit and
squirm rather than miss their
tayorlte program. Folks sit up
all hours Of the night even
eat some Of their meals while
watching ~. Son Joseph and
family are vacationing half
way between Hollywood and
Miami. Jeffry and Mascia are
seeing the Atlantic OCEAN for
the first time. The medical
specialist in New York who
made the statement most can
Ger OF lungs could be tttribut-
ed to tobacco sure has caused
a lot OF folks to stop smoking.
To bad, they couldn't say
something to stop folks from
drinking while driving. Visited
my good friend, w. j. Bloom
field, ST. He looks better than
he did 10 years ago.
E. Weinberg