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OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS

Mrs. Ada Galloway and Mrs.
Matte McCullen and grandchildren
of Fresno, California, spent the
holidays with their mother, Mrs.
Ada Boiling.
Miss Jessie Lee Page spent a
while with family Rev. and Mrs.
Will Page.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jewel Thomas who have moved
into their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mercer
had as their guests, her sister and
family of Bay Minette, Ala.
Mrs. Sarah Bethea Salome Nc
klnnis and daughter, Charlotte,
spent Christmas with her grand
daughters, Margaret Dolores and
family.
Among the many holiday parties
given Mrs. Salome McKinnis of
Vermont ST., entertained number
of friends with an early morning
New Years Party.
Mr.. West Sanders, and Pvt.
Oliver Sanders sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Sanders were recent
visitors.
Mr.. Joseph Lyman chairman of
the trustee board of St. James
Methodist Church Rev. J. E. Davis,
Pastor, sponsored a rally last week.
The guest speaker Rev. T. w. Will
liams.
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Among the holiday visitors to
our Capital City was Mrs. Marie
Gordon MCGEE, house guest of the
Senior ], A. Moores and the J. w.
Hayes on Prosperity. While here,
Mrs. MCGEE was extended many
courtesies by the Thaddeous Jones
of Tougaloo, Miss Agnes Bingham
and Mrs. James Gooden. She was
also royalty entertained by Mrs.
Charles Afford and her daughter
of Council Circle, with whom she
worked in inter-racial organiza-
lions years ago. Mrs. MCGEE, a
graduate of Northwestern Univers-
ity, is completing graduate work
in administration at Indiana Uni
versity this year and is employed
In the Gary public school system.
Pvt. William Lee returns back to
duty after 15-day leave visiting
relatives and friends. He was WIS.,
iting his grandmother, Mrs. Edline
OQuinn, of ZIG Factory Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Delaney.
of Detroit, Mich, were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyd. of
1926 Morton Ave. Mr.. johnny
Wheeler of New Orleans, a brother
of Mrs. Boyd, was also a guest.
Mrs. Charlene Stewart and son.
Edgar, of 1854 Pillars Court of
this city drove to the port of en-
barkation in Brooklyn, N. Y, where
they will be flown to Germany to
join her husband, SIC A. B. Stew
art.
Many courtesies were shown
them by friends and members of
her church, the Progressive Bap-
fist Church, and the Central Center
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MARKS News

MARKS, MISS -.
Funeral Services Held For
Mrs. Betty Dalton Miller
MARKS, Miss. - Services for
Mrs. Betty Dalton Miller was held
Thursday, Jan. z. 2 p. m. at Valley
Queen M. B. Church. The Pastor,
Rev. L. H. Hill officiating.
Mother Betty" as she was
known to her many friends who
loved her so dearly was 70 years
old. She was struck down by a
car Sunday, Jan. 3, returning to
her home after attending Sunday
evening Service at her church. She
leaves to mourn her passing one
son, Mr.. Charles Johnson, one
grand daughter, one sister and five
neices.
Rev NJ C~ota, FocY,arlxy nf
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TAYL0RSvILLE
News
BY MRS. PRETTIC c. DIXON

Pvt. James Arthur Posey is
visiting his parents Mr.. aid Mrs.
Perlly Posey, of Collins, Miss.
S46.73 raised in the bell ringing
contest New Years. Mrs. Lola
Barnes, President, Rev. H. Lengous.
Pastor.
Mrs. Armatha Beavers of Gulf
port, Miss. is visiting her father
and mother Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Moffett of Taylorsville, Miss.
Mrs. Zula Fortner of Summer
land is visiting her adopted sister
Mrs. Laura Moffett Of this city.
Rev. Ingis of Laurel, Miss. is
teaching at the Seminary here.
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with the able assistance of a num-
Der of other ladies of the city mis-
sionary society.
The proceeds of the tea will go
to a special fund for the refur-
nishing of the parsonage and for
meeting other needs of the church.
The public, along with the mem
bers and friends of Pearl Street
Church are cordially invited.
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grams for the administration.
In 1949, Hamline University, in
St. Paul, Minnesota, Mrs. Hedge
mans Alma Mater, conferred an
honorary degree upon her in recog-
milton of her services to humanity.
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EDWARDS NEWS


with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Moore, and grandmother, Mrs.
Florence Moore.
Mr.. James Williams is on leave
from the Marine Corps. with par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
liams, and sisters, Misses: Ami
goletta, Monica Sue, and Connie
Lupe Williams.
Mr.. Rawleigh Galloway of ILL
nois spent several weeks here with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkie AL
len and two little daughters, Wan
da and Carmelita Galloway and
other relatives.
We regret that Mrs. Oliver Bland
is on the sick list this week. We
wish for her an early recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt II and
children were recent visitors in
the Smith and Allen families here.
They have returned to their home
in Kentucky.
Mrs. E. D. MCGOWAN is attend
ing great meeting in Hot Springs,
Ark. this week.
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was not joining such movement.
The group did not assail layman
Crook for they felt him sincere, but
the spiritual reawakening was con-
fined to white Memphians who
gathered in Ellis Auditorium for
the weeks services.
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Mrs. Ella King, Mrs. Annie
King, Mrs. Zodie Harvey and Mrs.
Edna Mae Whitfield are shut-ins.
We sincerely hope they will soon
be out again.
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WIGcINs, MISS.

Eager eyes are watching the
building of the Central Lodge at
Camp Attawah. Many friends Of
the program are seen here lend
ing a helping hand.
Mr.. William fairfield and fam
lily of Beaumont, Tex, visited his
nieces, Leila and Lille, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Breland
are glad to have their son, Corporal
Melton Breland, home again after
spending two years in service in
Germany.
Among the youngsters home for
the holidays were: Misses Yvette
Avery and Alberta Breland from
Jarvis College in Texas, Miss Katie
Breland, Rust College, Holly
Springs, Miss; Alice and Louella
Breland, Prentiss Institute, Prem
tiss, Miss; Lorene, May Ruth Av-
cry, Evelyn and Jean Austin Av-
cry, Martha A. Farley, Voncile
and Billy Ruth Hall, Willie Hall,
from Piney Woods; and Miss Bet
ty Jean Avery, Alcorn College. /
heard the expense of their home
coming wasn't bad, but the gro
Gerry bill was enormous.
Visiting in California from here
are: Mesdames Minnie Williams
and Celese Williams Anderson.
Friends are much worried because
those ladies will even attempt a
Movie Career" Come home
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mcleod,
niece and daughter, Katie, spent
Sunday in Mobile, Ala, visiting
Mrs. McLeod's father, Mr.. Peter
Farley.
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this City, now residing in Franklin.
KY, was in the city last week say
ing hello to his many friends, who
were very happy to welcome him.
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PELAHATcHIE

Mrs. Lula v. H. King attended
the banquet sponsored by peoples
Burial Association before Christ
mas accompanied by Ross King.
Mrs. King is also an agent for
Peoples.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith and
children spent the Day visiting in
Clarksdale, Sunday.
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SOCIETY SLAuTS

Seminary, Of which she was a stu
dent.
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The Rosetta Reem's Literary and
Art Club held its regular meeting
Tuesday night Jon. S, with Mrs.
Lucille Thompson presiding after
the business of the meeting was
over a very interesting literary
program was rendered.
A most enjoyable time was had
by all present.
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Mrs. Mamie Galloway Passes

Mrs. Mamie Galloway Passes
Edwards-The funeral of Mrs.
Mamie Galloway was held Friday
January 8, 1854 at the Friendship
M. B. Church. Rev. c. L. West,
Pastor.
Mrs. Galloway leaves to mourn
her passing, four children, Martin
Carroll Jr., Topeka, Kansas, Julia
c. Hill, Chicago, Ill, John w. Car
roll, Edwards, DR.. Morgan Car
roll, Korea. Six brothers; one sis
ter, one aunt, Hattie Williams,
Canton, and other relatives.
Eulogy - Rev. P. E. Lott Morn
ing Star M. B. Church - Jack
son, was in charge. Burial in Ed
wards community cemetery.
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Mrs. Susie Davis Passes

Mrs. Susie Davis Passes
Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Susie Robinson Davis Fri
day, Jan. 8, 1854 at II o'clock
a. m. at the Friendship M. B..
Church. Rev. c. L. West ,officiated.
Burial was in Green Hill Gene
terry, Edwards, Miss.
Mrs. Davis was a life long resi-
dent of the Raymond and Ed
wards communities. She passed
away at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary H. Thompson, fol-
lowing several months of illness.
She was II years of age. Survi-
vors are: Three daughters and one
son, Mrs. Hattie Polk 165 West
Ash St. Jackson, Mrs. NJ airy
Thompson, Edwards, Mrs. Ara D.
Thompson, New Orleans, Mr.. Char
lie Davis, Chicago, Illinois; Sixteen
grandchildren, 33 great-grandchil-
dren, and one great-great, grand
son.
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Rev. J. N. Spates formerly OF
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Rev. ]. c. Fail Installed
AT Rockville Presbyterian

The Rev. James g. FAIL has
been installed pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church. Rockville.
Md.
The Rev. Kenneth q. Phiter,
moderator Of the Potomac Pres
'bytery. led the service. Others
taking part were the Rev. Cliff
r. Johnston, Westminster Pres
byterian Church. Alexandria: the
Rev. James S. Albertson: Elders
Harry H. Vaughn and Theodore
s. Mason. jr., and the Rev. Carl
@. HOWE. Sherwood Presbyterian
Church, Washington.
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Dentist for The Star Casts
Miraculous Medal Of Mary.

The skill dental technicians
employ In casting dentures has
been used by DR.. Arthur Shea.
dentist for The Star, ID as
sembling q gold Miraculous
Medal Of the Virgin Mary.
DR.. Shea conceived the prof.
ect several years ago, but previ-
Gus results were unsatisfactory.
A year ago. while visiting the
Isle OF Capri he bought 4 lamp
that had angels carved on It.
This spurred him to another eff
fort in casting a medal.
During the past year, tie
Washington dentist took impress
SionS Of various medals and
made several. Recently he
started work on the Miraculous
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Pustor to Aid Movement

Or. Andrew r. Bird, pastor 81
the Presbyterian Church Of the
Pilgrims. has been named to an
official position in the Presby-
terrain Church. o. s. (southern)
He win represent the denomlna-
ton in the Lords Day Alliance
a non-sectarian national organ
ization devoted to preserving end
extending the Sabbath "as q
time for rest, worship and the
service Of Cod"
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Charles Dalrymple. teacher Of
the Timothy Bible Glass for Men,
Ninth Street Christian Church,
will be the guest teacher at the
Bible Class hour on the occa-
sion Of the SD annual OBCA
conference to be held Labor Day
week end at Western Maryland
College, Westminster, Md. His
subject will be Growth Through
Useful Work." Madeline s. Les
ter, teacher Of the Martha Glass
Of Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church, will. present the les
son to the Young Peoples Glass.
For reservations for the confer
ence, write Room 539. Washing
ton Building. Washington s,
D. G.
Capt. Reid L. Hammann, past
president of the Harrison Bible
Glass of st. Luke's Methodist
Church, viii be the guest teach
er tomorrow at GAS am. Marvin
A. Boykin will read the lesson.
Conrad Krieger. second vice
president, will preside.
The Pinkham Bible Glass for
men of the National Baptist
Memorial Church will meet at
$50 am. tomorrow with H. B.
McLendon presenting the lesson.
Ralph j. LaVallee, past presi-
dent of the Box Bible Class and
winner Of the Organized Bible
Class Association award as the
outstanding Bible class worker
for 1858, will present the lesson
to the combined adult classes of
Emory Methodist Church tomor-
row at $50 am.
George w. Bell will be the
guest teacher of the Temple
mems Bible Glass of Temple
Baptist Church at 10 am. to-
morrow.
Mrs. Clara Worthen will pre-.
sent the lesson Growing
Through Bible Study" Acts
17:10-l1: ! Timothy 4:13-16;
II Timothy 2:15; 3:14-17; He
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Medal BY making an impression
Of the front and back parts In
wax. He then took impressions
Of the angels from the lamp and
made wax models Of them.
DR.. Shea next assembled the
different parts on plastic. He fol-
lowed that by burning the plastic
and wax models out and casting
gold into the space they oc-
cupied.
According TO Catholics, the
Miraculous Medal owes its origin
to apparitions made by Mary
to st. Catherine Laboure in 1880.
During these apparitions the
Blessed Virgin revealed the form
and contents Of the medal, which
was first struck In 1882.
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Four Retreats Scheduled
For Catholic Women

The Catholic Washington Re-
treat House for Women, 1000
Hardwood road NE. today an
nounced q schedule Of four re-
treats starting Tuesday.
The retreats are Marian Eve
ming Of Recollection, July 20;
Young Business Women week
end retreat, July 23-25: Married
Women retreat, August 6-8, and
a week end retreat. August 49,
Is. Reservations may be made
by writing or telephoning the
Sister Superior. Taylor 9-0S48.
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a. N. G. ZION
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Organized Bible Glasses

hreWS 4:12 for the LFO Class
Of Brookland Methodist Church
at 0:45 am. tomorrow.
The Vaughan Glass Of Cal
vary Baptist Church, together
with their many friends In the
Sunday school work, viii well
come back tomorrow morning
at 10 am. their regular teacher,
Honorable o. K. Armstrong, who
will present the lesson. Cannon
c. Hearne will be the guest
teacher Of the Florence M.
Brown Glass tomorrow at 10 am.
DR.. John w. Fisher, special
assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral, will present the lesson at
GAS am. tomorrow to the CAL
vary Mems Class Of Calvary
Methodist Church.
The Dawson Bible Glass Of the
First Baptist Church win meet
at 9:45 am. tomorrow In the
chapel Of the Baptist Building,
1923 Sixteenth street NV. Mrs.
Newell Griffin will present the
lesson.
The combined classes Of the
Adult Department Of Hamline
Methodist Church will meet at
GAS am. tomorrow in the
chapel. Mrs. Edward Stevens,
teacher Of the Mizpah Class. viii
teach the lesson. DR.. T. David
Gates, superintendent Of the
adult department. will preside.
Arthur l.. Hayford viii speak
to the Trinity Mems Bible Class
of Trinity Methodist Church at
$50 am. tomorrow.
Paul L. Selby win speak to the
All States Class of Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church at
10 am. tomorrow on Growing
Through Bible Study"
The Trinity and Brotherhood
Bible Glasses of the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church will meet in
Joint session tomorrow morning
at $3.50 am. John G. Alice,
assistant professor Of English,
George Washington University,
will present the lesson.
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Ante Communion Service
Sci for Cathedral

The Rev. Canon Charles Il.
stinnette, IT.. win preach ct the
Il am. service Of ante-commu-
MON tomorrow at Washington
Cathedral.
The Rev. Canon q. Gardner
Monks will preach at evensong
at 4 pm.
Communion win be celebrated
at 8 pm. in st. Mary's Chapel
by Canon Monks and at $3.50
am. in Bethlehem Chapel by
the Rev. Canon John M. Burgess.
The State flag Of Texas will
be carried in procession tomor-
row.
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WiIIinahum to Speak

DR.. Edward B. Willingham.
pastor Of National Baptist Me-
mortal Church. will speak on
Sometimes Up and Sometimes
Down" at the 8:45 and IL am.
services tomorrow in the church,
Sixteenth street and Columbia
road NV. DR.. Willingham will
preach on "Our Interest in
Washington Professionalism" at
the 8 pm. service.
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New Pastor Is Installed
In 7 MARYLAND Churches

The Rev. Melvin Schmidt has
been ordained and installed as
pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Church, Lexington Park, Nd,
and st. Paul's Lutheran Church,
Charlotte Hall, Md.
At the ordination service at
Patuxent Naval Air Station. the
Rev. H. B. Roepe, of First Trinity
Lutheran Church, Washington.
preached the sermon.
Services will be held regularly
at 8 am. at the Lexington Park
Community Hall and at II am.
at the church in Charlotte Hall.
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By Howard M. Stockhouss

The CRUSADER Philathea Bible
Class Of the National City Chris
tian Church will celebrate its
37th anniversary tomorrow eve
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ming at $3.50
pm. in the
choir room Of
the church. A
program, COM
N g m or ating
the excellent
&C Movements
Of the class
down through
the years will
be presented.
| Miss Kat1a-
| rine Whitley is
| the elias s
| teacher, Miss
| Grace Lind
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| Leon N. Lay
Tor.
Mr.. Taylor
| is q native Of
| Norfolk and
has served as
rector of
| Grace Church,
| Alexa n dria,
q n d t h e
Church Of ST.
j q m es the
Less. Ashland.
He will live In
the new rec
| tory. q mod
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|AnnandaIe Church
Gets First Rector

The first permanent rector Of
the Episcopal Church Of the Adj
vent. Annandale. Va, is the Rev.
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NATIONAL MEMORIAL CHURCH or con
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Walton lane near Hummer road,
which Is being purchased by the
young congregation with the
help Of the Virginia Diocese.
The church holds services In
the Annandale Grange Hell. II
Is making plans to build on a
six-acre tract on Columbia pike,
Mr.. Taylor will conduct COM
munion services at 8 and 10 am,
tomorrow.
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lntearution Is Topic

The Rev. Edwin Kinney will
speak on "Integration and How
to Take It" at 8 pm. tomorrow
when the Deaconess Board Of
Wesley A.M.E.Z. Church cele-
brates its 18th anniversary at
1113sTwenty-third street NV.
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Antioch

Miss Ann Foster. of Virginia
Beach Frank Foster, of Knox
Vile, Tenn, and Walter Young
OF Richmond spent the week end
IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
T. Foster
Mrs. r T. Blanton has been
transferred back to the Farmville
branch Of the FILA, from Fred
erickburg where she has worked
for the last several months.
r c Allen, of Har1lsonburg
arrived Monday for a few days
vacation with his sister Mrs.
Ruby Brown ana other relatives
in the community
Wilton Brown. Of Boydton.
spent the week end with home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs Doyle Rich. Of
Farmville. spent Sunday with her
parents Nh and MIS-. J. NJ.
Brown
Nj and Mrs. Eric Robinson
attended Methodist Conference
OF the Wesley Foundation at Mad
iso9n College in Hanisonburg,
Sunday.
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partment longer lower sill
houete. new tail lights patterned
after those on the experimental
Wildcat II, and new interiors in
many color combinations Of NY
lon, leather and cordaveen
Many bright new exterior colors
have been developed for 1858 and
wlll be Offered IN attractive two
tone and three-tone combna-
t.ons For the first time Buick is
offering a two-ton combination
under the 3weepspear moulding.
On two and four-door sedans the
customer VIII have a choice Of
oae color underneath the sweep
spear another above ana q third
color for the top
Horsepower has been increased
to 236 iii the Roadmaster, Super
and Century Series ana 1873 in
lhe Special
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DESOTA PLYMOUTH
DISPLAYS NEW CARS

De Soto-Plymouth dealers Wed
nesday displayed for the first
time two completely new lines Of
De Soto automobiles for 1858
They are the Flreflite series Of
four-door sedans. sportsman
hardtop and convertible coupes,
all wholly new in every detail and
powered by the new Firaflite 200
horsepower hemispheric combus-
ton chamber Va engine, ana the
equally new Frdome .V-8 engine
rated at 1856 horsepower
Firedome models include a
fouI-door sedan, Sportsman hard
top, convertible coupe Special
coupe ana station wagon
The eight new De Soto models
for 1855 ate dimensionally and
statisticaly the longest, lowest,
roomiest and most powerful in the
history Of the company exclusive
Of special purpose vehicles.
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held last Saturday night IN the
Masonic Hall, here
Dorothy and James Brown, of
Hopewell, spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. c. n Brown.
J 7 Hurt and II f, Fenwick
attended lodge meeting in
Scottsville Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mfs owen Kenneth
Rooerts and children. Of Rich
nond, spent the week end with
Mrs John Crews and Mr. ana
Mrs G. w Adams in Bucking-
ham county
MI and Mrs. E. Grady Gov
ington attended the Tri, County
Riding Club breakfast at Bile
mon. Farms" home OF MI. and
Mrs John Hjorth. at Carriers
Bridge last Saturday.
The Annual business meeting
Of the Tr County Riding Club
VII be held Tuesday night. NOV
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HowardsyilIe

Jack w Castiel, OF Green Hill
Farm is Crew Leader for Farm
Census enumerators in Alberm-
lie, Fluvanna and Orange count
les.
John T. Irving and Harry Bry-
ant visisted DR. and Mrs. Charles
Irving at Boyd'S Tavern in Flu
wanna county Miss Courtney Try
in@, of Richmond. sister Of the
lrvlngs is staying with the Dr..
and Mrs. Irving, recovering from
a recent Illness
Ny. and Mrs. V. L. Wood. il.
and son, Of Charlottesville. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Ms. H f.
Fenwlck
The regular meeting Of George
Lodge No 80 A F. and A NJ was
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Green Bay

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Beck at
tended the American Legion ban
quet at Rice Thursday night.
Mrs. F. U. West, Mrs. G. w.
Palmer, Mrs. Charles owen and
Mrs. L. A Love were in Rich
mond Wednesday to see Queen
Mother Elizabeth
Mi and Mrs c. B. Garrett
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lynch
and David Lee spent Saturday at
Lynchburg shopping Returning
home Mrs. Garrett stopped at
Spout Spring to see her sister,
Mrs j. w Coleman, who is sick
at her home there
Billy Pully, of Charlottesville,
was here on business Wednes-
day
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5ne a nationwide network of
training centers being set up by
General Motors to keep employ
eeS OF its car and truck dealer
ships abreast of new mechanical
developments and service tech
niques.
A mechanic with Anderson
Motor Sales for eight years. ne
selected the 1855 Pontiac New
Product course. taking advanced
study in the mechanical improve
ments in the 1855 Pontiac