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Bureau, Federal Supply Bureau
and other agencies of the De-
fense Department.
He also was a past commander
of the District Department of the
American Legion and was first
director of the District Soap Box
Derby running, sponsored by The
Star and the American Legion
in 1888.
Studied at Oxford.
Born in Atlanta, Ga, Mr..
Holleran attended the Marist
Seminary in Atlanta and Oxford
University in England.
He began colorful military
career shortly before World War
I when he enlisted as a private
IN the Georgia National Guard
and rose to first lieutenant. He
resigned his Guard commission
In 1915 to join the British Army's
Royal Dublin Fusiliers. The fol-
lowing year he was given a COM
mission as a second lieutenant
in the Royal Flying Corps. He
was promoted to captain and
lost a leg when his plane was
shot down over France. He
transferred to the Royal Air
Force when it was formed and
he retired as a captain in 1919.
While serving with the British
air forces he was wounded three
times. captured by the Germans
and received the Award of
Stripes and Mons Cross.
Returned to u. S. Forces.
In 1912. his physical disabili-
ties were waived and he was
commissioned a major in the
Army Air Forces. After serving
for short time at Wright Field,
he was assigned to the Office of
Undersecretary of War at the
Pentagon. He earned the Legion
of Merit with an Oak Leaf
Cluster before his release from
active duty in 1947.
He was named a colonel in
the honorary reserve in 1948.
Long active in American
Legion affairs, he was a past
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commander of the Baxter L.
Shaw Post in Atlanta, Ga, and
vice commander of the Depart
ment of Georgia.
Here he was a past command
er of the Stephen McGroarty
Post No. q and served as ma
tional executive committeeman.
In 1947 he was elected COM
mander Of the District Depart
ment and was chairman of the
National Armistice Day cere-
monies at the Arlington Gene
terry in 1949.
Active in Civic Affairs.
Mr.. Holleran headed the derby
running in 1888 and 1889, the
first two years it was held. He
again was appointed director in
1916. the first running after
World War II.
Active in civic affairs, he
served on the District Traffic
Council and was a member of
many local civic organizations.
Surviving are his widow. Ade-
line L. Holleran; a daughter,
Nancy Christine, and one son,
1t. Owen C. Holleran, jr.. now
on active duty with the Air Force
in Korea.
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Uarn nf UhankH

BROOKS, AMY. The family of the late
AMY BROOKS acknowledge with
express its thanks to their many
friends for the floral tributes, messages
acts of kindness extended them in
their bereavement. We also wish to
acknowledge the services rendered by
stewardess board, also Mr.. Alexander
Pope for his efhcient and sympathetic
service. THE FAMILY.
CARSON. ARTHUR C. The family wishes
TO express theiG sincere appreciation
for the many floral tributes, cards OF
friends who rendered their services
during our recent beTea9YemHeAnnt; 9Y
DUNLAP. CECIL GLENN. The wife and
parents OF the late CECIL GLENN
5Md snofrey o
received at that time and during his
illness. Their gratefulness is extended
not only to neiEhbors and friends,
st. Elizabeths Hospital and the Civil
Service Commission but also to the
stan of ward one and others at
Garfield Hospital and at the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home.
deeply grateful to all those, who sent
expressions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement in the death of
our mother. MINNIE B. SMALLWOOD.
LEON A.. SMALLWOOD. Jr. AND
FAMILY.
WEAVER, DAVID C. The family OF
the late DAVID c. WEAVER wishes to
thank its many friends and relatives
for their expressions of sympathy
floral offerings and use of cars during
their recent bereavement.
WHITLEY. GUY. We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation
TO the Rev. James o. West, jr.,
rector of Calvary Episcopal Church:
the Rev Edward Thomas, the Rev.
John S. Thomas and the Rev. Collins:
cur relatives, neighbors. friends and
co-workers for their floral tributes.
cards, donation of cars and many other
deeds of kindness at the passing of
MALCOLM WHITLEY. MRS. LORETTA
LACEY AND MRS cORINTHA
BRANCH.
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Edward {. Kirby, Civilian
Official for NAVY Here

Edward Clagett Kirby, 54,
superintendent of construction
of the Potomac River Naval
Command, died Friday at
Georgetown Hospital. He lived
at 1925 Quebec place NV.
Mr., Kirby, born in Warren
ton, Va, was a veteran of World
War I.
Survivors are his widow,
Vashti Gillis Kirby; three sis
ters. Mrs. Edward INLAND, Win
chester. Va; Mrs. Walter Pear
son, Warrenton, Va. and Mrs.
Samuel M. Barrett. Washington,
and four brothers, James, Cliff
ford and John Kirby, all of the
Washington area, and Thomas
G. Kirby. San Francisco.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. today at the Methodist
Church in Warrenton. Burial
will be in Warrenton Cemetery.
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Mrs. AIyce Warren,
Aide 10 Legislator

Mrs. Alyce E. Warren, secre-
tary to Representative McGregor,
Republican. of Ohio, died Friday
at Emergency Hospital.
Mrs. Warren, who lived at 1850
Langley court NV. has held
various positions on Capitol Hill
for the last 10 years.
Coming to Washington in 1910,
she began her government serv-
ice as a secretary in the Federal
Housing Agency. Later she joined
the staff of Representative
Brown, Republican. of Ohio. and
during World War II was clerk
of the Newsprint and Paper Sup
ply Committee Of Congress. She
became secretary to Mr.. Nc
Gregor five years ago.
Born in Van Vert. Ohio, in
1905. she attended public school
in Greenville. Ohio. AS a young
woman, she served as secretary
to the Judge of the Common
Pleas Court in Greenville. She
was married in 1924 and the
following year moved to Ada.
Ohio. where she was secretary
to the president of Ohio North
ern University. She left that
position to come to Washington.
Mrs. Warren was a member Of
the Congressional Secretaries
Club and Nu Alpha chapter of
Kappa Delta Phi sorority.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Leila Rhoades and Mrs. Marea
Strait. both of Greenville. Ohio.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday in CSreenville
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John ". Gray, Emp|oye
OF Naval Gun Factory

John w. Gray, 60. a Naval
Gun Factory employe. died FRI
day of a heart attack while
working.
Mr. Gray, a resident of WASH
ington for the past Is years,
lived at 52O8 Buyer street Sc.
Born in Bloomsbury, Pa, he
was married in 1912 and moved
to Dubois, Pa. where he worked
as an iron molder. In 1923 he
went to Ford City, Pa, where he
worked until 1889 with the Pitts
burgh Plate Glass Co. He moved
to Washington in 1899 and went
to work at the Factory. He was
a member Of the Molders Inter-
national Union Local 215.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Cora E. Gray. a son, Earl G.
Gray, of Portsmouth, Va, a
daughter, Mrs. Gene F. South
all of 5210 Buyers street Sc. and
five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
Chambers Funeral Home. SIT
Eleventh street Sc. at 2::30 pm.
Tuesday. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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1rt Mrntnriai1t

remembrance Of REID GALLOWAY,
who. departed this life two years ago.
April 70, 1852.
The depths Of sorrow we cannot tell
or the loss OF ones we loved SO well.
And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep,
His memory weshall always keep.
Though our hearts may break with
sorrow
~, BY the grief so hard to bear.
We shall meet him some bright morning
In the upper garden there.
THE FAMILY.
CONNELL. IDA J. In loving memory
IDA j. CoNNELL. who passed away
twelve years ago today. April 20. 1942.
We have only your memory. dear
To remember our whole life through;
Yon are the one who never can forget,
son. R1LpREp iaGiHASE AND GoR GoRNSY. MANI
DE VILE, GEORGE FRANCIS AND
LILLIAN BEATRICE. Sacred to the
memory Of my loving and devoted par:
BEATRICE DE WILLIE. who died july
22. 1923. and April 25. 1888. re-
spectively.
One, day we shall meet again.
Who knows how soon or late;
The threads of life that once have
Will touch again by fate.
And all the intervening time
VIII vanish as smile,
And we shall talk as if we'd been
Together all the while.
THEIR DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LILYAN
D. JONES.
EDMONDS. DOUGLAS. A tribute of
love to the memory Of my devoted
parted this life twenty-four years ago
today, April 25. 1880.
Sometimes when life is lonely.
turn back the pages of time;
There is JOY in turning these pages,
For in them sweet memories find.
These memories / will always cherish.
To me they are treasures of gold;
7 shall forever be turning these pages
HIS DEVOTED DAuoHTTER. MABEL
EDMONDS SMALLWOOD
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Col. HoIIeran Dies;
Veteran Of British
And U. 5. Services

Owen c. Holleran, 81, Govern
ment consultant and active
Legionnaire here. died of a heart
attack Friday at his home, 4701
Connecticut avenue NV.
A retired Air Force colonel. he
was an industrial analyst and
conSultant to the Ordinance
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Women Patients
Are Given Orchids
BY the Assoeioted Press

DALLAS.-Dr. Nard Lair of
Dallas gives each of his women
patients an orchid while she Is
recuperating in the hospital.
He grows the orchids himself,
in a greenhouse behind his
home
i also give orchids to the doc
tors who attend my wife and
Children" he said.
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Dfatha

isss At a IS is:lssnes i'"S 5iGS 9p's soFih
ADAMS, beloved husband of Grace P.
and W. Joan Adams; brother of Mrs.
Mildred Adams of Leesbure. Va, Otis
5 ADAMS s Of e. Miami Ah'ai Fla ga and $Es4a JESSE
ri cs at 0 the Dae ives neral sS Eenss Heme
where funeral services viii be held
on Sunday. April 25. at pm. Inter-
ment Covington. Ga. In lieu. of flowers,
kindly make donations to the Masonic
Home Endowment Fund, care of Co
lumbia Lodge No. 2S5, 202 N. High
land ST., Arlington. Va. rs
ADAMS. ALvA D. A special communi-
o. !; J
" funeral services for our late
brother ALVA D. ADAMS.
M r. BRYNE. Worshipful Master.
r. 8. LYNN. Secretary. 20
ADAMS. ALvA D. Arlington Com
aA@ Tempiar. Sir knights., you
~ Sir knight ALVA b. ADAMS
at the Ives Funeral Home,
Arlington, va. on sunday ApfA 30
CHARLES CHAT E EGINToN. Eminent cmdr.
OLIVER M CREEKMoRE. Recorder.
ALAFOGINIS, PETER. On Saturday.
Hospital. PETER ALAFOGINIS, of 1929
ppemetra Aiafosinis' father Of MIS- Mrs
Rs s. f Rn.. F5snf' co @aS fa a0m
2an1 I4th st. NV Services at st.
sophia's Greek church, sth and L SITS.
NV: on Monday, april oTi Ssnst.r 2s at Pm; m
lieu of flowers. kindly make contrihu-
tions to st. Sophias Church Building
Fund.
AMOS, RUTH DIXON. suddenly. .,+ sT on
AAPTTH AAPTETH 2 DxoN 1aS4 AMOS a5 arss of 1852
va %sasWerth SE aiS, Amos: i0 sister # Mrs. L ::
fSkfS Ss Daon of of WasRnson ra c Ho Fs
H.K. Dixon Of Cincinnati. Ohio. serv-
feS Hem at 56 6f 4tb H. St Hines ns oG on MOndas
fiRston fhnata N Nationai ae a. Cemetery. '2 rs
ARNOLD, GLADYS L. (nee zimmerman).
Of 6215 43rd ave. Hyattsville' Nd; I;,iHa on
". Arnold. mother Of Myles G. Arnold,
daughter of Bessie Pipkin and step
daughter of Leonard Pipkin, sister
Oh James ". anu W!ttIIaM r.. InasaI
Home. 5l7 l1th st, Sc. on MONDAY,
April 26. at 2:30 pm. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 70
ATKINS. CAROLINE. On Friday, April
80. 1854. at sibley Hospital, CARO-
LINE ATKINS of 500 Crittendon, ST.
ne. beloved wife of the late. Andrew
A. Atkins and mother Of Margaret
Ma,rs. TheIms Mahoneyy; chsrlotte. n.rS.d.:.
at Gasch's Funeral Home. Hyattsville.
Md on Monday. April 26. at PM
Relatives. and friends invited. Inter
ment F6tt Lincoln Cemetery. 25
SspfEf sprI fa iiAN Is14 Lillian n NJ BERGER MGNafEfR
at her home in Jacksonville. Fla. Mrs
Berger was native OF HendersonVhIe'
for many years but moved to Jackson
vile Fla. four years ago. Mrs Berger
was the widow of Alfred E. Berger
and is survived by four sons. John H;
SeTdGn D. and HsTTy Wred n A5keR Aiken G
Annie Hs'Ss0nI1Ie 3 Anderson 10" Of JacEsonville; a
brother. Zebulon Gilreath OF Macon;
Ga. and four grandchildren: Funera;
services were held Wedpesdss, Inc Rsv APTl M1i
ard Hancock, pastor Of the RIVERSIDE
Park Baptist Church. oficiating. Inter-
ment was at Evergreen Cemetery.
Jacksonville, Fla.
-, 1854. JOSEPH H. BROWN. the
beloved husband OF Helen F. Brown
tnee Osthaus', father OF Vern3n D.
Funeral from the w. W. Deal Funeral
Home, 4S12 Georgia ave. NV. on
Monday. April 20. at 80 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Vsr often q cord Of thanks in
The Star meets q need which con
hoFdb be solved in any other woy.
Not only is it o sroeious expression
OF srotitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes. but also courteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom q per-
sonol note Of thonks connot veil be
Roiled. OF whose names and od-
dresses ore not known. Insertion OF
o card Of thonks moy be ononeed
By telephone to The StoF, ST. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor.
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Dfatha

BROWN. JOSEPH f., JR; Special com
~ S.,i.a MS Fl, a A.. N; ;,ol Is
~ the Masonic burial for our
ppCuN late brother. JOSEPH H.
MATTHEW r. BENNIE. Master. Is
CHAMBERS. WILLIAM w.. sR. At 5soa
Cleveland ave-. Riverdale. Md. on April
father ot william ". W ehambers' Cha i0sesi tr.: som
ence E: Toison. Prayers at Cham
isns ana, aye kiTs.ase Md. ssoi Mondsy aidss:
Jerome's Church Hyattsviiie. Nd. al at
MsusoIenm NJ a,I,a; EntOmOment Fort LINCOLN
CHAMBERS, w. W.. SR. Oficers and
HuhA members Of Vincent B. Co.'S
tello Post No. Is, American
a Legion, are requested to at
tend Legion services for
VT W. w. CHAMBERS Sr., at
80 the Chambers Funeral Home,
580l Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd,
On on Sunday; April 25. 1854. at 3 pm
ms many friends are invited to attend
=, CECIL G. soRRELL. Commander.
MARTIN GOERL. Adjutant rs
~
:: y! ! Il! =!
HARRY E. REFER. Commander. rs
CoLBURN. WINFIELD s. On Friday.
sHRN sPF aa the bsS4 bsioked WINrIEdP g5sSsq II
nj 10 UoI
from the W. ". Deal if Funeral Home. Home.
ersak eprii 70. GsustsrS at pm. Interment Rock
COSTELLO, MARGARET E. On Friday
April %, 1854, at her residence. 24I5
TTgTn1laW I'd; NV, MARGARET E, cos
Costello GsIs mether ,eE,. OF Margaret c. Smith,
and and Veronica T. Costello. Friends may
PRAYERS PRAYERS will be said at 9:so am.
Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 3f;th
ana o SITS. NV. on Tuesday, April
X: at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
DAVIS; GEORGE B. On Friday, April
G3; mord a954d RI at HnHiyersity HOSPITAL. Balti-
ors of syEesvie Ma dEoRGE Md B. svT1ixss PAYS sS
wife, Dora Della Davis, and father n5f Of
mrs. Harold Pruitt, Mrs. Andria Hanke,
MRS. James Jones. Mrs. Charley Jones
ana WAYNE Davis; two sisters. Mrs, VIII
nam Sealy. Mrs. Simmons Gains. Mr..
DAVIS rests at the Roy w. Barber Fu-
neral Home. Laytonsville. Md. Funeral
pm. from Liberty Baptist Church.
Lisbon, Md. Interment Etchison, Md
DAVIS. JAMES WYATT. OF 1715 Florida
ave ne; on Thursday April 20, 1854.
beloved husband of Mrs. Sarah Davis
ne Is also survived by his four daugh-
naS.,. feIs; Veronica, Bessie, Thelma and
Denoran; seven brothers. Marshall,
ESShball tSraH Tommie, Hall and Tennessee;
a host Of relatives and friends. Friends
Home. 1922 7th ST. NV. after pm
sunday. April 25. Services will be held
on Monday, April 20. at / pm. at the
community Methodist Church, 18th
ana Lewis SITS. ne. the Rev. James 3.
Mckay oficiating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
nUEWERTH, FRANK A. On Friday
April 20, 1854. FRANK A DUEWERTHi'
peloved husband of the late Lucy E.
Duewerth, father of Arthur c. Due
Werth of Chicago. ILL.,, and Agnes e
Barber. Friepds may call at the
Ropert A. Mattingly Funeral Home,
i3I lith ST. Sc. where services will
be held on Monday, April 20. at
I2:lo pm Relatives and friends in
Cnedt Cised; Interment Arlington National
cemetery. 25
DUEWERTH, FRANK A. Officers and
&VA Post No. 81, American Le-
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So
23, 1854. JAMES THOMAS Of 1919
Saroline st. NV: beloved husband Of
other relatives and friends, After )
pm, Monday. April 20; friends are in
yitsd to call At the ~ w. Ernest Jarvis
where funeral services, will be held on
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 70
VANSToRY. ANNIE LAURIE. On Fri
DAY APTii 90 1854 at her residence;
VANsToRY. I ,FSS "; Wife HSf Of James James G. Ivan Van
story. mother Of James C. vanstory.
jr.. and Mrs William Walcott-Vowler
at al da%iers % % chapei. 1855 Pa. aVe. es n.w. eS.
whore services will be held on Tues
sainss6R saz AR5 Nstionsl I'll cemetsfy @ as
w..HLsTRoM. GEORGE ALBIN. sR.
sTRoM. sr.. Of IL Ritchie ave, Silver
Es:% Ssa,.: as %sSs1o $
osen n. Son Of fnd Anna e0rSs Mary y Wahissrom
Fisnai Home. 's ga e.rr9 saf s., TAKEN.
after / pm. sunday. April IS. where
services will be held on Monday. April
20. at pm. 1nterment Parklawn
WALTON. TIMOTHY. On Thursday.
TIMOTHY WALTON OF 5053 Ayers
pl. Sc. beloved husband of Mrs. Rosa
Walton. brother of Mrs. Laura Davis,
Jack, and Henderson Walton: uncle OF
Abraham Walton and Mrs. Maria
Shields. The late Mr. Walton may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home
30 H st. e. after pm. on Tuesday.
Funeral services on Wednesday, April
rs. at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church.
1880 Vermont ave. NV. at l pm.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
81
WAKEFIELD. GEORGE W. On Friday.
GEORGE W. WARFiELD Of Damas Gus
Nd, beloved father of Elisha s. War
field. Mr.. Warfield rests at the Olin
l. Molesworth Funeral Home, Damas-
Gus. Nd, where services will be held
int.fneas D.msscuI aSs Se.ass.ry.o 90 Is
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nNH"Hi -. ia54' JOSEPH Il. BROWN. the
beloved husband Of Helen F. Brown
(nee OsthausI, father of Vernon j.
Brown and brother of Mrs. Ida Davis;
Funeral from the w. w. Deal Funeral
Home 4S12 Georgia ave. NV. on
Monday April 20. at IL 80 am. IN
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
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Ruth DIXON AMOS Of 1852 ILongfel-
low st. NV, beloved wife of Henry
Wadsworth Amos, sister of Mrs. l. D.
Carkhuff of Mariana. Fla, and Miss
Eva Dixon of WASHINGTON. D. c.; Hor..
ace Dixon Of Philadelphia. Pa. and
H. X. Dixon Of Cincinnati. Ohio. Serv--
ices at the S: H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. o9O1 14th st. NV. on Monday.
April IS, at 10 am. Interment Ar
lineton National Cemetery. 25
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OHHo' oMAhI IERESA. On Friday,
MARY TERESA FUCHS dnee o'Ieary5
Of 9216 Woodland dr.. Silver Spring.
Md; beloved wife of George T. Fuchs.
motner OF George j.. Carl E. Fuchs
and Mrs. Mary E. Kweder. Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home
1881 Georgia ave. NV, on Tuesday
April ~. at 10 am. Solemn high
Silver Spring. Md, at 1890 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemeterv oR
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
Buckingham Ruritan
Club Hears Economist

DR.. Harry Love. of VPI Agricul.
tural Economies Department
spoke to the Buckingham Coun-
ty Puritan Club at their regular
monthly meeting on December 9
DR.. Love discussed the issues in
volved in the National Agricul-
tural programs of today. He said
that farm people, if given suffi-
clent time and information
could make their own decisions
The policy detectives of a good
farm program, according to DR..
Love, should provide for the fol-
lowing:
1t should leave farmers free
TO manage their own business.
2. 1t should provide the farm
er with fair chance of the Ma
tional income.
3. 1t should provide for i'm
proved technology.
While explaining this objective
DR., Love gave an example of
progress made in recent years. He
explained that in 1914 one hour
and ten minutes OF mans labor
were required to produce one
bushel of wheat. while in 1854
only ten minutes of mans labor
We're required to produce one
bushel of wheat.
4 A satisfactory farm program
should provide for efficient pro-
duction
5. Expanding markets should
be provided.
8. Provisions should be made
for efficient marketing.
Z. The program should provide
security for farm people.
8 Finally the program should
De workable.
While discussing these issues
Or, Love explained the processes
involved in the marketing of
arm products and demonstrated |
he affects Of attempting to con-
rol any of these processes.
He explained that the demand
or farm products is continually
Increasing. Broiler production has
increased from 275 million per
ear to one billion during the post |
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
Curdsville

Velnard Proffitt who has been
on the sick list is out again. and
his mother, Mrs. Proffitt. OF
Charlottesville has been spend
ing some time with him.
Mr., and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Lizzie Wilson visited
Mrs. w r. Dunkum and family.
OF Green Springs. Mrs. NJ. L. F'os-
ter, Of Mineral, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Talley. Of Stage Junction,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Flippen. OF
Columbia and Mrs. Merle Davis,
Of Mt Zion. on Friday.
Miss Janet Dunkum, OF Rich
mond was home for the week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-12-17
ScOttsville Churches
Christmas Programs
Begin Sunday, Dee. 10

Christmas programs in tn
Scottsville churches are being ar
ranged and activities will begil
, Sunday. December 10. The Rev
Webster Simons. Jr., rector of TIL,
churches in St. AnneS parish vii
have the morning prayer anC
sermon Sunday morning. Dec. Is
at Christ Church, Glendower
Wednesday, Dec. % at p m. the
Junior choir will practice in the
parish hall at St Johns Church
and 20 caroling around town end
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Moon. Thursday. Dec. 90.
the adult choir of St Anne's Par
iSh will rehearse in the parish hall
at I p. m. and 90 caroling around
town and from there to the home
Of the Rev and Mrs. Webster
SominS for Christmas party.
The annual Children'S Candle
light Carol Service will be on
Christmas Eve. at 400 p. m. at
Christ Church, Glendower and
the Midnight Eucharist Christ
mas Eve at St Johns Episcopal
Church at 1870 p. m.
The Holy Communion Service
and sermon at ST Stephens Epis-
cOpal Church. ESmont will be on
Christmas Day at 10 a. m. A spe-
cial Christmas celebration will
take place Sunday morning, De-
cember IS during the regular
Sunday School hour. beginning
at 1915 a.. m. The early Com
munlon service will be at
St Johns Church. Sunday morn
ing Dec. 10 at 7:30 a. m. The
Christmas Epiphany pageant will
take place on the Feast Of the
Epiphany. January 6. 1855 at st.
John Church. Mrs. June Pitts
War is in charge of the pageant.
The Rev John P. Elliott. Jr.
pastor of the ScottSville Baptist
Church will preach at the morn
ing service Dec 10. in the Scots
vile Baptist Church. at II a. m. !
this will be his Christmas SER
mon, Sunday night. Dec. 10 at 8
p. m, a Christmas pageant with 4
lyrics. Glory of God. d" in two
acts. will be- presented in the
church auditorium This is under
the direction Of Ms Joyce Mason
With Mrs. l.. l. Armistead and
Mrs William Davidson in charge
81 the music and Mrs. f. A
Branham, in charge of costuming
Those taking part in the pageant
viii be Mrs Hadcn Anderson.
Walter Woodson. Mrs. w r.
Pitts w r Pitts. John Martin
Bobby Spencer Mrs. Wilson Dan
'ey and Dorothy Lee Dansey.
Howard Anderson. Gay Rutland