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Evening star., 1954-05-23
Belmont Park Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. S3,500;. claim
lns R. 35ysar-ollSs; sr fyslSnsss s on an ,eo
Petsie (BrOussard} $50
Gift of Cab, Mistress Nero. Gracies
@ eor xTeeya Miss Tease Nah Brsht Bead
fspuss Time, l:a7. Field.
SECOND RACE-Purss s3.50o; claim
Vocabulary tC'nE ,miel I3.aO go 80
Eaneli's Alley lChesteD $50 s.700
Nosan. The Flea, Magic Moment,
0'f DAILY DOUBLE PAID ssos.so)
THIRD RAc-Purse, $4,000: maiden
2-year-olds; 4z furlongs tWidener
commenwealth Corn, $50 $40 $50
Final Pole tMcLean) 1f.3O 6.20
Fast and Far (WestrOpe) 3.sO
b Msndil. Kerry. Bob; I old Prospec-
ipArSonnss rs Bonner Rstrsct, 9ssa co%mand Me- % oc
cupado Magic Request, b Skysweeper,
Taras Hall, Saskatchewan. Time, 0:51 rs.
Widener entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; maid
Sahrs SGormSnj go 4.60 800
Pomme Dor lGlassner) 4.iO e.9O
Rush AIong tNichoiso Due, $50 80
On View en- Rose. IFreezon. Lap O'Lux-
ury. Gem. Sheilas Time, Cygni. Song
stress. I Tarquina. Time. 1:25ss.
Field.
FIFTH RACE-The Tea-Maker Handi-
cap; $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and
Royal Governor (W'e) 4.6O 500 $50
TurgueneR (WilsOn) 1890 800
Out Point (CatalanO) 4.2O
Killmanjaro. Nothirdchance, Ming
Yellow. Bicarb. Time, 2:21b 0rack
record.
SIXTH RAcE-The Roseben Handi-
cap; $25 900 added; 3-year-olds and
white Skies lStout) 4.3O 800 $50
dh Impasse fGuerin) $50 4.5O
dh First Aid CataIino) ?.6O ESQ
Scent. Hilarious, Squared Away, In
former Nullify,. Inyigorator;. jamie K;
Gold Command. King Jolie. Revolt.
oh Dead heat for second.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse. q &S4.0 900:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: 6 fur
Master Ace tGlass'r) 2i6O 1890 900
Elias G. (AndersOn) 800
All Is Well, Gold Gin, Gun Point.
Biddy Bid, This Side. Spy Defense.
Time. 1:1O4s.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
elevation (Guerin) 1870 5.4O $50
Dream Of Glory tAtk'n) $40 $50
Prince Hill (StOuD $40
Black Bounty, I Lofty Legion. Duke
HI. TAXPAYER, Surmount. Mill Neck.
Eastern Glow. Whence. Time. 1:S6as.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Time Only Two-Fifths
Off Record Despite
135-Pound Impost
By the A.soeiosed Pres,

NEW YORK. May 22.-wil-
liam Wickham's White Skies,
the best handicap sprinter in the
Nation. proved his class today
in winning the 18th running Of
the Roseben Handicap at Bel
mont Park in record time
despite the heavy impost Of
135 pounds.
The 5-year-old son Of Sun
-Again-Milk Dipper. ridden by the
veteran Jimmy Stout. won by
half a length over the Valley
Farms ImpasSe and the Brook
meade Stables First Aid, who
finished in a dead heat for Sec
ond. Four and one-half lengths
back came Hal Price Headley's
Revolt.
The time for the Z furlongs
was 1:222s, only two fifths of a
second off the track record set
in 1906 by Roseben, the horse
for whom the stake was named.
White Skies Sprinted to the
front at the break, surrendered
the lead momentarily to Jan
Burke's Squared Away, took
over again at the hree-eighths
pole and then drew off to a
winning lead. White Skies was
taken out to the middle of the
track for the good footing and
tired in the drive under the
heavy load.
It was the fifth victory and
the third straight stakes success
for White Skies, owned by a
Boonesville, KY, tobacco man.
White Skies earned $24,950 to
total $4,000 for the year. Previ-
ously he accounted for the
Paumonok Handicap at Jamaica
and the .Tobaggan at Belmont. A
solid choice of the crowd of
33,OO6, White Skies returned
$4.30, $500 and $3.50. Impasse
paid $3.50 and $3.50 and First.
Aid. $3.50 and $3.50.
In the days secondary feature,
the Tea Maker Classified Handi-
cap run on the turf, Mrs. j. R. H.
Thouron'S Royal Governor set an
American record for the mile and
three -eighths when he won in
2:2115. The old mark of 2:22 was
established June "a, 1891, by
Comedy at Sheepshead Bay,
Brooklyn.
Royal Governor, ridden by Jack
Westrope, went to the lead a
half mile from home and held
Francis w. DeLuro's Turgueneff
safe in the drive, winning by a
neck. Lazy F. Ranch's Out Point
was third.
Royal Governor, the heavy
favorite, returned mutuels of
$3.50, $500 and $3.50: Turgue-
neff paid $1,000 and $500 and
Out Point, $4.2O.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Easily Wins
Garden State Purse;
Golden Gloves Next
BY the Assoeiossd Press

CAMDEN, N. j.. May o.
Brookmeade Stables Capeador
today picked up $24.5O0 as his
share Of the gross purse of $685.
$50 in winning the first renewal
of the Thomas j. Healey Handi-
cap at Garden State Park.
The wagering entry of Golden
Gloves and Bassanio ran second
and third. Golden Gloves rep
resented the Belair Stud while
Bassanio carried the colors Of
Ogden Phipps. \
Capeador, under the top
weight of 116 pounds, was timed
in 1:513s for the mile and fur
long. returned $5.40, 1920 and
$3.50 as the favorite to his back
ers among the crowd of 35,992.
Sky Command, a long shot,
held the lead for nearly a mile.
Nick Shuk. astride the winner,
made his first serious challenge
around the first elbow and
drew away from the field.
Bassanio was always we'll up
and his entry-mate, Golden
Gloves, joined him in the stretch
run to take down. second and
third honors.
At the wire, Capeador was two
lengths in advance of Golden
Gloves, who held a similar mar
gin over BaSsanio.
Capeador had demonstrated
sharp form all year. He began
his 1854 campaign with a victory
in the Tropical Handicap at
Tropical Park. and later scored
in the A. B. Letellier Memorial
Handicap at the Fairgrounds.
Between those engagements, the
son of Bull Lea was second in
the Royal Palm Handicap at
Hialeah. He was third in the
Excelsior and Dixie Handicap
and second in the Jamaica
Handicap.
The Thomas j. Healey Handi-
cap was run only once before.
That was in 1852 when Alerted
emerged victorious. Today, the
Hampton Stable veteran finished
eighth.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Preukness
Continued from Page CID

sold to the ReubenS at the Lex
ington yearling sales for $23, 900.
The $91 900 Hasty Road earned
today takes care of that nicely
when added to the record
$277,132 the colt won last year.
The same afternoon the Reu-
bens acquired the Preakness
winner, they also purchased the
crack filly Queen Hopeful for
$500. Queen Hopeful won the
Black-Eyed Susan Stakes here
last Saturday among her other
accomplishments.
Tough Colt to Handle.
Hasty Road has been a tough
colt to handle this year. but
Harry Trotsek, his skillful
trainer, has met each outburSt
of temperament with a remedy
of sorts. At first, TrotSek be-
lieved blinkers would help mat
tiers, and this seemed to be
borne out when Hasty Road
nosed out Determine in the
Derby Trial and set a Churchill
Downs track record of 1:35 for
the mile. But the blinkers
didn't work out right in the
Derby or Preakness Prep. as in
each case Hasty Road came on
again after being passed by a
rival and apparently not seeing
him 60 by.
The big colt also objected
violently to q tongue strap,
which TrotSek finally ditched,
and also showed an inclination
to sulk under the whip. Today
there were no blinkers, no tongue
strap and no whipping as far as
Johnny Adams was concerned
His mount had enough left to
hold of Correlation under q
strong hand ride.
First Triple Crown Starter.
Reuben and his wife, an expert
horSewoman who used to compete
in shows against Liz Whitney
Person, owner of Porterhouse
have been in racing about eight
years, but this is their first Triple
Crown event starter. Before go.
ing into racing they had ownec
a stable of hunters and jumper!
for about 80 years. Rebuen. 9
native of Toledo. is engaged ir
the securities and real estate
business there.
No newcomers to racing nave
been more successful in recent
years than the Reubens and
while their purchasing acumen Il
Evening star., 1954-05-23

a big factor. much of their sue
cess can be credited to Trotsek.
Born near the Hawthorne track
in Chicago, Trotsek started out
as a jockey. but turned to train
ing in 1881 and has been at it
ever since. He's won a lot of
stakes with Oil Capitol and 9TH
erS. but nothing comparable to
today's triumph.
Although Goyamo was un-
fortunate in drawing the No. /
post position, which handicaps
q slow starter, the Woodvale
Stable horse wasn't the unlucki-
est in the race. Top candidate for
that dubious distinction would
be the surprising Hasseyampa.
whose stretch running makes
one believe that sons Of Alb
hal can go a distance, too.
Hasseyampa was just starting q
brisk move in the stretch when
Correlation came over on him
and ruined any hopes Of victory
Jockey Kirkland may have had.
Correlation may mot have been
entirely to blame for Hasty Road
had come out and jammed
things a bit. At any rate. the
judges decided to let the result
stand.
None Of Others Figure.
The race was strictly among
the first four 1inishers, for none
Of the others figured seriously.
Jet Action, winner Of the
Withers in the mud. was backed
down to Z to /. but called it q
day after six furlongs and wound
up eighth. Nirgal Lad. the rank
outsider at ZIG to l, was up
there during the early running
and then dropped back to ninth.
just ahead Of the trailing Ad-
miral Porter and Gigantic, both
of whose odds looked like tele-
phone numbers.
Three other long shots, For
Free, Ring King and Galdar,
finished in that order-just be-
hind Goyamo and ahead Of the
eighth place Jet Action.
The story Of the race itself is
mostly Johnny Adams we'll
judged ride. his confidence in
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Hosty Roads Next Big Goal
Is Belmont Stakes June II

compared favorably with last
years Preakness turnout of
30,756. considering that there
was no Native Dancer in the
field and that Determine was
absent.
Disparity Explained.
Native Dancer also explains
the disparity in betting on the
two races. Last year smart money
was dumped in the place and
show pools on Native Dancer,
almost gilt-edged security as the
1858 Preakness attracted a total
of $696, ,639. It caused a minus
pool of $4,000 in the payoff,
which the track had to pay.
Betting on today's Preakness
was $404,6 ,618. of which $106.502
was wagered on Correlation to
win. The total handle Of $780,
$50 was UNDERSTANDABLE below
last years figures of $2.279.916.
The crowd broke one record
today when it poured $143.308
into the machines on the daily
double. The old record was
slightly over $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Columbia Girls Whip
Fort Myer, q to 4

Columbia Girls Clubs major
softball team unleashed its most
powerful attack of the season
Saturday when it defeated the
Fort Myer WACs. % to 4.
Shortstop Barbara Allen,
pitching her first game for
Columbia. held the WACs to five
hits and struck out five.
The Columbias will go to Rich
mond today for a double header
with the Pollyannas, Virginia
State champions.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
tcontinued from PAGE CID


been suspect for a distance
horse.
I'VE felt that he was a little
short in the Derby, that's all, !"
the Toledo securities and real
estate broker said. 'He hurt
himself in Florida and we didn't
have him ready for the Derby,
but today he proved that he can
run a mile and one-duarter.
Reuben fed sugar to Queen
Hopeful while talking to re-
porters and Mrs. Reuben-all
smiles-watched their cold make
the endless round of the stable
enclosure as he cooled out.
Hasty Road paused once, to
take sniff of the glass of cham
pagne held by Adams.
I'm a beer drinker," Johnny
told the group. But you don't
get a chance to drink Preakness
champagne every day. SO ] took
q glass;"
Today's attendance Of 29,604
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4--year-olds and up: mile and
San; s;i,,IE:; TsS.s % %SSel.na $40 s.SS SS go 60
Jerry NJ, (Madden) $40
The Lucky Son Blue sickle. Hello
cap' ps' seven nA Passes. s. Time, i:4sf.. eO
ing: 4-year-oids and up: s furionss..
sassinEton tsSlinsl 1880 go SO a.ec aec
Doll Foot. Gopher. Smashing. Binky
DAiLY DOUBLE PAID s!:eo; CON-
soLATtoF LATE RETURN. R1HS.h PAID snSS $3.50. sSSh
ances; 4-yearcoids and up; furiones.
Floor Boss tUssery) $40 go 20
JMy tMercieD 3uO
Drintss ssts. HTGm Time. i:1Is rfnss Viii'n' Night
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up: fur
ETsn II; rn;. y; 'HS:A. 1S:i!, sso sttS sS ssS
Pass, Joiner Break on. Time. LES.
FIFTH RAcE.Puyse; $500; allow
4rtSair snfSsi 5. sMereier, s.lS sss4o e.eo
DR.. Hab Fisher) $50 800
Past Tense Rogers) 600
st. Jude, King for All. Fire King.
Sky Faith. Euce Admiral. Boston Re-
ward Time. 1;:12.
Hurst entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. So. 500: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
High Head (Mercier) 1850 $40 2.2O
Charleston (Madden) 2.iO 2.2O
oh Shrewd (StuarO 2.2O
oh DR.. Moore Oenkins) 2.2O
Gypsum. Time. 1:12B.
oh Dead heat for third.
SEVENTH RACE-Bay state Kinder
garten Stakes: $4,000 added; 2-year-
Royal Indian 1Stuartl 14.4O 4.sO 500
Double Choice MANI 2.6O 2.2O
Days Duke (ROgers) 4.2O
Mighty Checker. oueensware, Adored.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: al
Tanbark istGartS s.::O 100 3.eO
Three Crowns (Bush) 4.lO $40
Rudy Leaf (Fisher) 4.lO
Mist Gray. Real Blue, Unrestricted.
Saugatuck Don't Drest. Time. 1:4S.
.r = y s-t
NINTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4-year-oids and up; about Lii
miles.
DO-Do (Ussery) eco 42O 500
Barbareba .(Madden) 100 4.8O
Super Salesman (Stu'tj $40
Ferryman, Red Hoops, Briar's Red.
Unizano. Charles. Time, 1:4SN.
Evening star., 1954-05-23

do DiSquailled and placed last.
Twodoar mutues pad-FROM AFFAIR, 81. 40 S5 20. 81 co.
JOANNs BOOTS. $i1 go $720. CEPHEUs. $500.
JOANNS BOOTS attained along the backstrech
and weakened. CEPHEUS made ground through the final
half mile. BROTHER GHOST failed to rally. CORTINA
through after mile and quarter. TOY HUNT weak
ened in the late stages. Bo MoWLEE quit. APPROVAL
fell when crowded along the inside the quarter pole
The stewards called for inquiry and JAG BRIER
disqualified for having the crowding Of APPROVAL
and placed last.
Handle s2sOO62 total handle ST. 800 $50; attendance
2o,6U4, " ---,
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Garden Stute Results
By the Associated Press


FIRST RACE-Purse. S3,5oo; claim;
ing, 4-year-olds and up; 1 mile and 20
Nisht on tChosuet.el 7.eO i.:o go go
Miss Direct (BroWn) IS.iO
Our Hespera, Bobs Boots, yellow. Dot.
Blue Mirage Razzberry. Battle Ace: Never
Better, .Rawar. Aglare. Time l:4o>s'
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 600; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; y furlongs.
Star z. NicausD '.SO iSn
Dunn. Whitieather. woodbreak, Blue
Law, Maraud. Sir Rsreo; Time o ! 1888.
THIRD RAcE-Purse; $4,000: maid
ems; .2-year-olds; 5 furlones. o
Sir ST. vaIisan n IShut Ma 100 sSS SS sSS s;sS
CHARMING Host (CuIne) 800
Mormon, quarry Slave. Eds Dandy.
b Quick. Stream, scorie, Into Glory.
Owsley- kline entry.
b Clearwater Stable entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81, 500; claim
Light Step tBoulmetis) 4.6O $50 ss.e.
Adopt (C0x) $50 3.ly
Bear Market tCho'te) $50
Jeep. Miss Shadow Shadow fiESs Time i:is+s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim.
ing; 3-year- -olds; furlongs.
Hoop Ring SScHrlockI $40 $50 3.iS
Swivet (Carrion) 500
Sheriff Tom. Second Barrel. Rare
Music. Ace Var. Time. 1:l34s.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year -olds furlongs.
Bronze Warrior tB'is) AGO 2.6O 2.lO
Red Hannigan (Han'd $50 2.6O
Roman Mirage tW'son) 800
Helbo, Deb Chaser Militant Miss, In
scope Time. 1:l1as.
SEVENTH RACE-The Thomas J.
Hesley Handicap: 100000 added; 3.
year-9lds and Lup: ~ miles, ..o
a, Golden Glcyss SH'ley $50 S.iS siS
Alerted. Ram O'War, Sky Command.
Abbezac. Stepchild, Mister Black. Time.
a Belair stud-P -Phipps entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing: Swear -olds; 10 miles.
Rock tBatchelIerj 1850. $50 $50
Sary (SmalD $50
Mektoub. Hot Pilot Valley King Mr..
Gray. Miss Benz. Alameda Kid. Bridge
O'Sighs. Time. 1:462s.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Morning eIeeroph
Consensus
(For Monday.)
HHnH KHA

(tOr MOnQayD
PIMLICO.
Sea Play Is, War Vessels IA,
Andy Johnson 9.
2-Intheswim 16, Changeling 16,
Trenton Sand 10.
3-Louree 18, Natchez Blues IL,
Galvanzie 8.
4-Sir Rhymer 10, Say 16. Eve
ming Song 4.
5-Laurel Spring 81, Bubola
Mowlee 6, Chappy's Pass 4.
6-Holly Bough II. Mixes Money
10, Dry Vermouth T.,
7-DUKE AUMAR 81. High
Trend 7, Helen MaiSel 4.
8-Viva Bones %, Bold Warrior
II, Keep Trying 3.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Charts of Yesterdays Races at Pin1Iico

FIFTH RAcEPurse. 81 500; allowance; for 3-year-ods
and up siH urlqHs Post 4e on At ONCE start good
RrookmeaSe Stables br o. by shsnnon Sd.Stepwissly
Time. iii Cloudy and fast. 'OO -o' '
Evening star., 1954-05-23
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SSe.o7.

THIRD RAcELPurse. $1,000; allow
ances;. 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Colonel Fru (Brooksl 1880 $50 $40
phgnderbtrd pg lHeck'n) 4.:O go
Second Request, Lady Elliott. Set the
Table Eternalment. Lovin' Lady. Time.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Fancy Gent tChurchl 1850 1920 $50
FISH EIsinr Aes fst Ri.sEin a.ssmann 4'so sS $sS
Vidi. Jump Tune, Big Bargain. Lega-
tee, Vandanel., Time. 1:13's. r.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
S:.g.na.ss s..gs. %iSs s.iSss Rifs clio iSS $S s
Pieiettaway (Church) GEO
step. sy Far. Mon Mar. Eisihty-Nins.
SIXTH CST ..6.s EAcEEThs :1 ,v,.G !GGIist Stakes:
TsS T.1, Tr.sis Pane, s4.so $50 500
First Cabin (Knappl 500
Tile kinS. So' MSnchausen. sea Our fines. Hines.
T'l, gSvisl, Rock Roek Pilot, Gallant Runner.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Joliet Stakes
$4,000 added cd Division: 2-year-
olds; ) furlongs.
Miss Carter (Church) 4.6O 800 2.60
Silver RObby (Hmannl $50 4.2O
Pie Bed (BOwcut) l.6O
Myomike. Drafting Room. Fumando.
Prince Eric, Laches, Coliseo, Big Broad
cast. Royal Astec. Texas Bulldog. Trim
Destiny. Time, 1:00Ks.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. $4,000; op-
tional claiming: 4-year- -olds and up:
! u miles.
Lion (COx) 1880 $50 400
DR.. Ole Nelson (A'ms) $50 $50
Floyd E. (Church) 48O
:. Lock Out, Maretazo. Peace Jitters.
First Shannon. Time. 1:4S.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds: lie miles.
Boston (COOk) 1900 $50; 4 80
WinnOwette (BrOOks) 4,6O 3tO
Blue Roger (Heck'n) $50
Dandy Risk Strawberrylane, Anna
Charve, Jaydeeay, Rose Bud Girl, Cam
pesico. Fleet Reward. Time. 1:50.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Lincoln Fields Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, So 500; claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up; l mile.
Tarom (JessOp) $50 $500 400
Hi Suzanne (ONeil) 100 4.fO
Thumb Rock CHeckm'n) 4.6O
Wiseview. Galena, King Midas. Miss
Merrimac. Repartee, Mental Gymnast.
Chow Chow. Time. 1:402s.
SECOND RACE-Purse. So, 700: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 8 furlongs:
Baby's Pal (ChurchD 1920 gro SEQ
Greater (COOk) 4.6O $50
Power Drive (H'ann) 2.6O
Four City. Ricoto. Worthy Sis. Marcy
Girl, Mighty Epic, Black Invader. Sleepy
Tigress, Lady Dekover, Sky Jeep. Time.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SSe.O7.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Pimlico Entries

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: and 4-year-old maidens; fur
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Copyright. 1854. by Triangle Publications. Inc

Copyright 1904, BY Triangle PUBLICATIONS., IncD
FIRST RACE-Purse So 900; claiming 4-year-olds and
6la furongs Post 80 off at good
dGiying pai same winnSr WI erisms5s ch s by
S1,95O, $500. 5000. ST 80. Time los. Clear
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Fin. Odds.

Brookmeade Stable entry.
Two-dollar muuels paid-a COUNTY CLARE. $780, $500
$3.2O REPETOIRE. $3.50 $500 DINNER WINNER. $32O
Evening star., 1954-05-23

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 900; clamng for 4-yeaE-olds
and and up y miles Post 62 off at ONCE start good gate
Sy RustSm EH o Erssns 6 Up Trainer F. curran
Evening star., 1954-05-23

Two-dollar mutuels paid-WAR COMMAND, 500 So go
s3 SHADY TUNE, $44O. $34O. BLUE VOLT. So
Evening star., 1954-05-23

SIXTH RACE CThe Crafty AdmraD-Purse $500; allow
"a at start good ridden place driving
Winner Brookmeade Stables 4, Admiral
Gamma Trainer. r M Burch. yalues-$3575. 81 100,
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Green Bay

Richardson Cakes, Of Leesburg
N. c., spent week end before last
with his brother in-laW and sister
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Roach. MI
and Mrs. j. w, Roach Of Farm
Vile. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernost
Bowen and children. Of Rice we're
Other guests in the same home at
that time
MIS-. Lucille Nullnally, spent sew
eral DAYS last week with Mrs
Bertha Pettus at KeySvllle
Charles Barton underwent a
tonsilectomy at the Farmville hos
pital. Tuesday.
Miss Jean Rice and Mother, Of
Richmond, visited MI. and Mrs.
John A. Love Wednesday,
Mrs. A. F Francis and Mrs. c.
B Beck were at Richmond Thurs
day.
George r. DUNCAN, SON Of MI
and Mrs II. D. DUNCAN, who has
benn in Korea for ten months. has
E. Bradshaw.
Mrs. Lewis Armistead spent
Wednesday in Richmond.
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Sandy River

Mr. and ms. +, F. Massic, Of
Lynchbure spent last Sunday
With Mrs. W. B Gates.
Mrs F. G Garrett j.. and
children spent the week end visit
me MIS- w NJ Vernon, in Black
stone
Nrs, John Gates Mrs Frank
Bruce Mrs Charlie Gates and
Mrs James Gates attended the
Executive Board meeting Of the
w NJ u Of the APPROPRIATION AS
ISOLATION held at Rocks Baptist
Church, Monday
Frank Bruce and John Gates
attended meeting of the Dairy
Herd improvement Association, III
Charlottesville, Friday
MI and MIS-. Robert Williamson
visited relatives, in Richmond. last
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. u. Z. jackson ana
family. of Falmville. spent Sun
day visiting Mr. and MIS- Temple
Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Savage
and daughter. of Norfolk spent
last week end in the home Of w,
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/ A large crowd attended the
funeral of George Covington held
lat Bethpeor Church. last Sunday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. OKelly and Miss
Laura Rector, of Lynchburg. were
lrecent visitors in the home of Mr.
/ and Mrs. Hobert Lang
/ Miss Evelyn Covington of Farm
l|ville, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Cow
/ ington.
| Mrs. E. B. Womack. v. c. Wo-
mack and daughter Of Farmville
visited Mrs. Womack here last
Sunday
Miss Matte Jane Swan. Of
Lynchburg, spent the week end
with her parents here.
Mrs. Maggie Harris spent few
days in Lynchburg, returning
home Thursday
Mrs. Hobart Lang. Mrs A. L.
Mcfarland and Mrs A. w. Cow
ington also spent last Wednesday
in Lynchburg
Visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w Covington last Sun
day were Rev. r. P. WEIGH. Mrs.
Sadie Covington and son. of Vera
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred CovingtOn
and family of North Carolina and
MI. and Mrs. Billie Covington. Of
Farmville.
Recent visitors of Mrs Maggie
Harris and S. T. Harris were Mr.
and Mrs Edwin Dinwiddy. OF
Chase City. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Phegar. Mrs. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Hancock and Janice Han
cock. of Lynchburg.
w. II. Whitehead has returned
home after spending a few weeks
with his daughter and Son-in-l law
in Atlanta, GA.
MI and Mrs. Edwin DlnW.ddy
and Mrs. Maggie Harris called 10
see Mrs Carrie Hancock, who is
Commissioning at Southside Hos
pital from a broken hip.
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Mrs. George Jennings. last Sun
day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McPhillips
have received word of their son
Watkins. who has safely landed
in Germany.
Mrs. D. A. Conner. who has
benn i'll for some time. is now able
to be out again,
Visitors in the T. H Talbert
home, Saturday evening. were
Mrs. Ferd Cole. Mrs. Lewis Nor
gan and Nancy. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Christian and children
Visits Exchanged
Mrs. c. T. Forbes, Miss Beulah
and Audrey Forbes visited Miss
Nellie Bryant at Bryant's Shop,
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Crote Carson and
family. of Richmond. spent last
week end with his father and
brother. Ernest and Juan Carson.
Edward Woodbridge, a student of
Medical College of Virginia. spent
several days last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Wool
ridge
Mrs. H. B. Smith and Mrs.
Helen Quincy. Of Lynchburg,
spent last Monday with Mrs. V.
b Webb.
William Bryant, Of Farmville.
spent the week end in the A. j.
Talbert home
Visitors of MI. and Mrs. A. J.
Talbert on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hodges and daughter,
Of Appomattox. MI and Mrs J. c.
Bryant and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Christian and family
llonored at Shower
The miscellaneous household
shower given last Saturday night
in honor Of Nh. and Mrs. Marvin
Glover was we'll attended. and
they received many nice and use
full gifts. Mrs. Charlie Williams
was hostess for the gala occasion
IL ID and E. r. Woodbridge. of
Roanoke. visited relatives in this
VIC nifty recently