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Evening star., 1954-12-22
Wedding Party

Miss 10 Ann Hickman. her
fiance. DR.. Joseph e. Duke,
and their wedding party and
close relatives will be the
guests at q pre-wedding din
ner party to be given at Nor
mandy Farm on Sunday by
the mother of the bridegroom
to-be. Mrs. Joseph r. Duke Of
Gadsden, Ala. Miss Hickman
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Hickman Of Rock
vile. The wedding will take
place In the Rockville Chris
tian Church on December 81.
After their marriage the couple
viii make their home in
Rochester, N. Y.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Gifts for Children

The Women's Club Of Ches-
terbrook Gardens donated gifts
for youngsters at the School
for Handicapped Children in
Falls Church. Va, as its
Christmas project. Members
purchased the toys instead Of
exchanging gifts at their
Christmas party held Saturday
ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Koontz.
Evening star., 1954-12-22

BIGELoW i5xls1o~ Grey serenade was s4s7so.
Now SEAS
BIGELow la1rxlss. Beige, Was .s4las. Now.
sIss
ARTLooM iaxlo5~ Grey Zephyr. Was .issso.
Now . $ss
ALL WOOL l2xis chocolate high and lo~ pie.
Was $2I3. Now 80 -. ----.-. sIos
ARTLooM i2xSss Green Zephyr Was .i4s Now.
SIS
ALL WOOL laxss. Cinnamon uncut velvet Was
si47so Now SIS
RAYoN sxll' Beige high pile broadloom. Was s1aI.
Now -2----.-----------9.- 80
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Miss NoncyMorse Is Bride
OfMr. ConpbeI|in S. c.
Harris-Evins Photo.

ton department at Coker Col
lege here. Mr.. Campbell Is q
graduate of the University Of
the South. Sewanee. Tenn.
and is employed In the sales
division Of Sonoco Products Co.
here.
Evening star., 1954-12-22
&. i! q 81, Y B D 8 q s<l a<k 8

DREXEL 2-cushion Sofa gray and rose texture
Was 1921. Now $198
PATTERSON apart Sectional Sofa, persimmon
DONOVAN SHOPS s-piece Sectional Sofa, includ-
ing bumper end, loveseat and center curve. brown
texture. Was $737. Now s475
DRExEL Armless Sleep Sofa loose pillow back.
green texture Was $2o5. Now-------- Sl6s
ROYAL 2-Part Sectional Sofa, beige and brown
texture Was sS7e. Now ow-----,---------------s$2 $275
texture. Was $297. Now .---e------------- $19s
DONOVAN SHOPS Channel Back Lounge Chair,
toast texture. Was s14s. Now---.----.---.---. $S5
ROYAL Lounge Tub Chair, blond legs. beige striped
MODERN Rocker. kick pleat skirt, pink and smoke
texture. Was $67. Now-.-.-.---------- 20 $3.50
ROYAL Lounge Chair, blond legs. beige texture
Was $129. Now .----.---.---- SIS
SLIGH Grey Walnut Group consisting Of . triple
dresser, Mirror chest makeup table. studio swing
bed and 2 night stands. Was sl.01s. Now s6sS
PRIMA VERA 2-tone Double Dresser. mirror chest.
twin beds and night table. Was $6645O. Now $3s5
TONILINsoN, Ebony and White Double Dresser.
mirror, chest, full size studio headboard bed and
mite stand Was s57s. Now - $3.50
DRExEI, Mndora Wood Fun size Bed. Was $50.
Now .---------- Sis
wEIMAN 54-inch Brass Leg Junior Buffet, sliding
glass doors Was s23s50. Now .---.--. Sl29.5o
CoMMoDE Chest. saffron, 2lxi6. large drawers,
25~ tall. Was $3.50. Now-.---.-----s----z $3s.5o
CORNER Table. wrought iron and micarta. so~
square. Was s7s5o. Now $s7.5es
WEISdAN Cocktail Table. mist mahogany. 56x2o.
magazine compartments. brass trim. Was sils5o.
Now -------ssevs-. -.r3s s---sf-----7---- $sssss
IMPERIAL, Sahara step table, sox22. shelf. weighty
design. Was s98 Now .-.-. $lI5e
IMPERIAL, Sahara cocktail table. s8x2l. stretcher
base. Was s43. Now s----.---.------- Sass
COCKTAIL table, blond oak. 4oxao. sturdy construc-
tion Was $3.50. Now si45e
wEIdAN mist step table. brass trim. smart design
Was sS5. Now -------------------------- SsSss
Evening star., 1954-12-22

TOMLNSON 2-Cushion Sofa, grey and green tex
ture. Was 1885, Now----.------. -----.--.--- sls6
sCHOONBECK Curved-front Sofa, built to floor.
fine gold texture. Was $46s5o Now $ss2
DONOVAN SHOPS Lounge Chair with down pillow
back, toast texture. Was s17e Now ws.--.--- 500
and back kick peat skirt green texture. Was $ls650
Now -..--. -5--- : $11o
HICKORY Button-back Lounge Chair kick pleat
skirt, turquoise texture. Was $l8250. Now $97
DONOVAN SHOPS Lounge Chair, built to floor. per-
smmon texture. Was $l20. Now------ se5
MICHIGAN SHOPS French Provincial Barrel Chair,
rose and brown matelasse. Was $1o7 Now s12s
JAMESTOWN Button-back Lounge Chair, foam
rubber cushions, green texture. Was $l33. Now sS7
SHAW Bareback Lounge Chair. kick pleat skirt.
toast matelasse. Was $17s.50. Now s1l9
KERKLEY SHOPS Occasional Wing Chair gold
matelasse. Was $108. Now --.------------.-- $50
HICKORY Button-Dack Lounge Chair kick pleat
skirt persimmon texture. Was $139. Now S6S
MICHIGAN SHOPS French Provincial Lounge Chair
with foam rubber pillow back, blue texture. Was
$22150. Now .------ ---4----. S136
COCHRAN Occasional Tub Chair. solid mahogany
legs. lime green texture Was $3.50. Now $40
TRADITIONAL Roll Arm Lawson Sofa, kick pleat
skirt, red texture. Was s234. Now -.-------- $16s
DONOVAN SHOPS BAH and Claw Chippendale
Sofa, lime green matelasse Was 1888 Now - $244
DONOVAN SHOPS Cuived-front Sofa. built to floor,
heavy grey and brown texture matelasse Was $s4o
Now -------..--- -.------- S235
MICHIGAN SHOPS French Provincial Sofa beige
floral tapestry. Was 1927. Now ow------------ $3.50
DONOVAN SHOPS apart Sectional Sofa built to
floor pumpkin texture. Was $5ss. Now $3.50
TRADITIONAL LAWSON Love Seat kick pleat
skirt brown tweed texture Was $179 Now $I26
JAMESTOWN Royal elaborate 2-Part Sectional Sofa,
fringed base, heavy lime texture. Was s74s. Now.
SAC
Evening star., 1954-12-22

HERITAGE Book lamp Table, manogany. fooled
leather top smartly designed. ~ square, 25g tall
Was SIS. Now - 49, $39.5o
JAMESTOWN Mahogany Kneehole Desk with brown
leather top drawers including deep filing drawers.
Was $92.50 Now -.---.....@.. $50 s6s
SLiGH, 4-drawer serpentine-front leather top
bachelors chests onls 4 We're 1880 Now, s5s.ss
COAIdODE. pine and tooled leather top. deep a
drawer effect. 2oh" square. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
WEInGAN Chairside Table, mahogany gold-toced
leather top. shelves, 24xls. Floor sample. Was
BRANDT Cocktail Table. mahogany. satin band
effect. SHELF s6x2o Was $455o Now ------ s24ss
KINDEL Sofa Table. all mahogany. closed drawer.
28xl9 Was $1l8. Now .-----.------- $z9.5e
GEORGETOWN GALLERIES Pembroke Table, solid
mahogany. light antiqued. drawer, 32x18 closed.
Was SOS. Now. ------,-,-----. -. $3.50
IMPERIAL, mahogany end table. 24xl7. shelf. pie
crust edge. Was $2ss5. Now. ------- $lS.s5
COCKTAIL table. mahogany. fooled leather top.
Regency design Was $65. Now ------ $49.50
LAMP Table, swirl mahogany, fooled leather top.
shelf, ~" tall, 27x23. Was $3.50 Now ---- s69.5e
OnAAnOADE AaUlcs IutWOou aAiu udIpAC AotACAys
drawer, shelves. Was $13S. Now $3.50
GROSFELD HOUSE Occasional Table, swirled ma
hogany, custom made 23h" diameter Was $1895O.
Now --------.--------- ,----------S S5S.0U
WEINIAN Octagonal Book Table, all mahogany,
tooled leather top. Floor Sampler AS IS Was si5e.
Now $3.50
BAKER Cocktail Table fruitwood. Biedermeyer de-
sign 3sx30. Was $21s. Now s145
GROSFELD HOUSE Tier Table, Setter swirl ma
hogany. custom-made, pedestal base so" tall. Was
$685. $l7SS0
Evening star., 1954-12-22
tweed. | poir in gold, poir in green and
! por in toost Were $l4o.5o Now $3.50

DONOVAN SHOPS 3-Cushion Lawson Sofa, kick
pleat skirt, gold texture. Was 1919. Now $1sS
Evening star., 1954-12-22
a3:|;':I:|'|
SPECIAL PURCHASE
DRExEL
Swirl Mohosony
Bedroom
1893
so-inch double dresser. large mirror. S-drawer
chest fuil-size panel bed.

ToMLNsoN Antique White shaped. Front Double
Killing Solid Cherry Shaped Front Double Dresser.
Mirror Chest-on-Chest and Full-size Panel Bed.
Was $6sS. Now---l...-------. --------------. $3.50
MAGNIFICENT Acacia Wood Bedroom Group, con-
ssting Of triple dresser mirror chest-on-chest full
size bed and q night stands Was $i.6s5. Now, $3.50
UNION NATIONAL Directoire Group Classic Pro-
vincial styling In imported pearwood accented in
ebony with q touch Of gold. Grouping consists OF
double dresser, mirror, chest-on-cest full size bed
and two commode night stands. Was $l,o75. Now.
sss5
ABOVE Suite with twin beds and night stand. Was
SLOTS. $685.
UNUSUAL Cherry French Provincial Bombe 72-inch
Triple Dresser, Mirror, Bcmbe Chest-on- Chest Full
Size Bed and Night Stands Was 81 800. Now. s1250
JOHN WIDDICOSIB Fun Size Mahogany Panel Bed.
Was $3.50. sos
DRExEL Wallace Nutting Cherry 5s-nch Double
Dresser Base. Was $179. $129
DRExEL Full Size Bed to match above dresser. Was
$500
KINDEL Full Size Cherry Poster Bed. Was s112.
TOMLINSON Cherry Powder Table drawers and
Ltft-up Mirror, Matching Chair. Was $3lo. Now,
$3.50
DRExEL Full size Panel Bed, cherry. Was s6s.50
NATIONAL Brushed Antique White Night Stand
with drawer. Was $3.50. Now $2S
DRExEL Full-size Cherry Panel Bed. was ses.5o
Now $3.50
DRExEL Harly American Pine Dresser BASE. Was
$99 Now
Evening star., 1954-12-22
BIDDING E { |

PULLMAN Sleeper in green matelasse. Was $319.
Now Now----------------------
INTERNATIONAL Sleep Sofa. brown. Was s2ss.
EXTRA LONG sIdeaway lounge, Lawson style,
opens to sleep two. Was $3.50. Now ,--------- $177
KING-SIzE pullman Sleeper in turquoise texture.
Was $399. $266
REGENCY Karpen Konvertible' in green matelasse.
was 1888. Now -----------.-------s1oS
KARPEN Konvertible In sage green damask. Was
FISHER Dualounge with foam cushions. gray Was
$685. Now $124
SEALYREST mattresses and box springs in green
damask. Were $6950 each. Now. -s48
ENGLANDER Sleeper with foam cushions. brown.
ENGLANDER Innerspring Mattresses in single and
double sizes. Were $5s.75 Now S34
BOX SPRINGS to match. were s5s.75. Now-----$s4
KING-sIZE Set so"xso1 Highlander African with
Red Line Foundation Was $2so. Now -------- $l4s
HELLER Firm Rest Innerspring Mattresses. Were
$4S5O. Now -------s-- SSs
BOX SPRINGS to match. Were $49.50. Now -s33
sEALY Park Lane Innerspring Mattresses in s-ounce
woven stripe tickings. Were $6e50. Now $50
BOX SPRINGS to match. Were $6o5o. Now $50
HELLER studio coucnes. Were sss5o Now $50
so-INCH Innerspring Divan on legs, finest quality.
Was s92.50. Now - = S4s
DOUBLE-BED Size Foam Mattress and Box Spring
Set. Was $1ie Now 4------------------S64 S64
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10
GAVILAN SEEKS
CHANCE AT BOBO

CHICAGO - Though his
check of $4,000 was some balm
for the disappointed Cuban,
Kid Gavilan and his camp are
angling right away for another
meeting with Bobo Olson.
Manager Angel Lopez. sta
bilizing force, says for the Keed
to wait until after the Olson
Joey Giardello bout comes off
and it is all but signed and
sealed for New York in Sep
TENDER.
outside of another crack at
Olson, Gavilan is uncertain
about his future plans. To de-
fend his own title, he must
pare off 8 pounds. And this has
to be a slow process with him,
for the last time he did it the
easyway. Carmen Basillio had
him on the deck.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10
Will BLACK GO
TN MHM0Dc9
~ EVkHNVWWa

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. - Joe
Black, the wonder boy of so,
has been good and not-So-good
this "a Spring training. His
most recent outing in which
he was hammered by the Mil
waukee Braves for eight runs,
has certainly not helped his
cause.
The Brooks need to cut at
least two from the squad. Black
himself is optionable. He could
have been denoted to the mi
nors last year, but he fought
it out and the front Office it
self felt that sentiment was
too high for reliable Joe" tc
send him down.
But this year it's different
story. And nobody knows it
better than Joe. Still his record
so far is 121 hits including four
gophers, II runs in only is in
nings of hurting. And that's
not good.
Will he go now? Vice PreXy
Buzzy Bavasi, who is along to
pencil out a few names, would
only comment: There's no hur-
ry." Joe, himself, knows that
he has no Charlie Dresser to
lay the blame. No one has been
tampering with him either. It's
his own off effectiveness that's
the disturbing factor Whether
the Brooks will string along
with him, is pure conjecture.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10
Dempsey's Girl
WEEDS Monday

LOS ANGELES - With her
father, Jack Dempsey, stand
ing by, Barbara Dempsey, Sc
venteen, a high school senior,
a Los Angeles City College stu
dent, obtained a marriage IL
cense today. The ceremony will
be Monday in Our Lady OF
Loretta Catholic Church here.
Both intend to continue their
schooling.
1t will be the second mar
riage in the Dempsey family
within a year. Six months ago
the former heavyweight boxing
champions oldest daughter
Joan was married in Beverly
Hills. Both girls were born to
Mr.. Dempsey and his then wife
the former Hannah Williams
one-tine New York stage star
They were later divorced.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK - Business seems
to be picking up in the fight
business. After watching a
parade of $3.50 fights and fight
erS, we had just about con-
Guided that the fight game
wasn't at all what it used to
be. But a couple of things hap
pened this past week to make
us sit up and take notice.
For one thing, we were in
tereSted in the fight that took
place in London when Don
Cockell, British Heavyweight
champ defeated Roland La
Starza in a 10-round decision.
La Starza has been considered
quite a good match for champ
Rocky Marciano, and so Cock
ellis victory over La Starza is
considered an event. But what
interests US is that this same
Don Cockell was knocked out
by New York's Jimmy Slade
This could mean a lot, or it
could mean but little as far as
matches are concerned. How
ever, it does make things a
little more interesting to know
that there is a young fighter
around who is battling his way
up and at least shows he be-
longs in there with the best
of them.
The other bright spot was
young Tommy (Hurricane)
Jackson. the Georgia boy who
took New York by storm by
scoring TKo over Dan Buc-
ceroni. The fact that the kid
won by a technical knockout
is only of passing interest. The
ifportant thing is that he seems
to be a freeltyle fighter. He
SENS to break all the rules, but
he is most effective in the ring
because Of his unorthodoS
style. Then, too, he is anything
but ponderous and sluggish as
many a heavyweight is, anc
moves about with the facility
of a hy-weight. He has the
town talking about his two.
listed uppercut, and his ability
to absorb punishment. This Il
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10
HOMER C. JARRATT
REAL ESTATE
RENTING - LEASING
SELLING
913 FREMONT ST.
III 2-e347
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
NEAR EGLESTON so. "a
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DORCHESTER - 2 fam, 4
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hall in each apt, hot wat.
heat. 2 car gar.
DORCHESTER - 10 room
house. oil heated. h.w. floors,
liz bath. lg. lot land, gas hot
water unit. 2 kitchens, alum.
comb. Storm windows, owner
will vacate. Price Sa500,
cash $500.
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and see it. Easy terms.
COLUMBUS AVE. - Income
properly. store. kitchenettes
and rooms.
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1918 rms, ready for occu-
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quiet neighborhood. See il
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Also 8 FAM, Q car garage;
also Duplex. 2 car gar. 3
fam, all oak floors. ST. hi.
with oil, ] car brick garage,
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FOR RENT
ROXBURY - 2 room kit
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10
SPORTS CL0SE-UPS

just the shot in the arm the
fight game needed.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-10

Never rest heavy cooking
utensils on the open door of a
kitchen range. If you do, you
may bend or loosen the door
hinge so that the door will not
close so tightly as it should and
you will lose oven heat.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Nuckols

Trees and debris were mostly
the outcome of the dread hur-
ricane Hazel in our neighbor-
hood We were very fortunate and
are very thankful
Mrs, Lidya Wood called on Mrs.
Fl. d. McMillion Friday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones
called on Mrs. Mcmillan on We'd
nesday night.
Milton Shotzen. Of Rochester.
N Y. and Detroit. Mich. is the
expected guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w D. Walker this week.
Mrs. w. d. Walker and Mrs. w.
+. Davidson were callers in the
j NJ Mcmillan home Saturday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Mcfarland.
ST.. returned to Colonial Heights
after visiting her sister, Mrs. W
F Davidson ST.. during the week
end
Mrs W. f Davidson. Jr.. and
daughter Noel and Robin we're
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ing this time, was worshipful mas
ter in 1898 and again in l943 and
is now treasurer. He has been
custodian for about 20 years, He
is also a member of the Royal
Arch Chapter No Ga at Aroma
and belongs to the Scottish Rite
Order in Richmond.
He is a member of the Brother
hood of Maintenance of Way,
Gao employees: a steward and
treasurer Of the HoWardsville
Methodist church. He is the faith
elS of four sons and daughter,
five grandchildren and one great
grandchild. He has been twice
married His father, John Hurt,
was a railroad man, and he has
two brothers and a son who are
now railroad employees. So the
Hurt family runs ID railroadlng
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
John Thomas Hurt
Awarded 50-Year
C&O Service Pin

John Thomas u t. Hurt has
been rewarded for 80 years of 10y
atty to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad On October l3, Walter J
Tuohy president of the railroad
presented him through the divi-
sion engineer, r. H. Albert, OF
Richmond. diamond studded So
year pin. in recognition of his
service to the company.
j T. began work for the C&O
when he was 10 years old and
worked for his father who has
foreman on the Scottsville section.
AT the age of % years. ne was
made section foreman and work
ed at Lorraine and Boscobal NOV
ing to the HoWardsville section
where he has been foreman since
1909 Presentation Of the pin and
passes for both Hurt and his wife
over the entire system was made
in Richmond at the company's Of
fee.
In addition TO his duties as an
employee Of tn railroad. he is
active in the Masonic lodge He
was made a Mason September II,
1921 and has missed only six
meet.nes IL the 80 years. He has
held every office in the lodge dur
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Enonville

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dune
want and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Murriel and children with
their company, "a in all had 6
picnic lunch at Wayside Park
Sunday, Oct 10.
Mrs. Otis Massive, OF Spokane
Wash, was overnight guests OF
| her sister, Mrs r. M Dunevant
Friday night. She is now spend
ing some time with her mother
Mrs Giles of Falmville. and viii
reourn to Spokane Dec / to be
wi \ her husband who is station
d in the AAir Force.
AIr and Mrs George Waltz. OF
-n3. ana MIS- S. Edward Dune
want were dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Murriel Dunevant, Fri
lay eeYning
Nh and Mrs George Waltz
Of Gary, Ind, who spent last week
with MI and Mrs. Richard Dune
want, nave returned TO their home
la washington and Dansville. N.
~ 70 visit their relatives in these
cities
Mrs. j. N. Carter, Of Sheppard
lnd Mrs. Y G. Nuckols, Of
9oores-to n, N. Y, visited Mrs,
y F. COLEMAN Wednesday
Y aak end visitors recently Of
ar and Mrs Richard Dunevant
rere Mr. and Mrs Frank Darren-
acker and family 0? Wealthia
vi. and MIS-. Guy Daryenbacker,
y onolk Mr. and MIS-. Irving
Bergman and daughter, Of Rich
0ond Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blan-
on ana family, OF Cumberland,
Mrs f N Voley and children
Of Cary n c.. Mn and Mrs. CT
VI Teddar and son. Of Green's
Gro N c. ana Mrs Francis
lark, Of Charlo tesWne.
Mrs r c. Ransom and Gar
and we're FarnYine visitors Sat-
Irday
MIS-. Harold Coleman was also
l visitor to Faymville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Carter, Of
Sheppards, MIS- Y. G. Nuckols,
of Moorestown, N. j., and Mr..
md Mrs John Word spent Sun
lay night with J w Word at
lis farm near stanton.
Mi and and Mrs. r. +. Cole
man, of FarSlvllle visited Mrs.
w. l. Robertson, AT Arcanum,
and Mrs. A. F. Coleman Sunday
afternoon
Other visiting Mrs A. E. Cole
nan Saturday evening were Nh
md Mrs D. v Coleman OF Buck
nsham and MI and Mrs. John
Word
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Glendale

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert x. Evans
and daughter. Lynn Marie. of
Philadelphia. will arrive Friday
TO spend some time with her
mother, Mrs Ella Christian
w E. Toney. who suffered a
stroke recently is impriving.
Recent visitors of Mrs. Bessie
Jackson were Rev w, c. East
ridge and the visiting minister of
OF Hanes Chapel, Bruce Knapp.
of Buckingham, and Mrs. Annie
P Johnson Mrs. Jackson has
purchased a piano for the COM
munity Hall at Gold Hill and
Mrs. w B. Clark. is pianist for
MI. Knapp's Music Glass there.
Dinner Party
MT and Mrs. RI II Wharan
entertained at dinner Wednesday.
Their guests were Rev W c.
EaBtridge and the visiting min
lister, OF Browns Church Q her
recent guests were Mr. and Mrs
Guy Derrenback, OF Norfolk, Mr.
and Mrs william McGhee and
Rose Mary. OF Bedford, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Baber. Of Richmond
MI and Mrs, c. f. Finnagen
Hugh T White, Nj. and Mrs.
Harry Evans. all OF Richmond
ana Mrs Lucy Station and Nancy
amt Nj and Mrs. Frank Derren-
backer, Of Wealbhia
Rev Paul Gillian announced
that he viii preach each second
Sunday at $3.50 at Oak Grove
Chapel
REV w c, Eaetridee, preached
an inspiring sermond at Arvonia
Methodist Church. Sunday morn
ing. The singing too was excel
lem
ROBERT B Newton a 1854 grad
ua-e of Marshall District High
School, left last week for Wash
ington where he has accepted a
position
Frank Mitchell. OF Richmond
was business visitor in the
neighborhood and was an over
night guest of his stepmother
Mrs Edna Hudgins. at Oak Grove.
Recent visitors az "Ufton Ter
race" were Mr. and Mrs. D S.
Harris, Of Alpha, Mrs. Lucy Sta
ton and Nancy, Miss Jane Ba-
Der, of Oak Grove. Mrs. Grigg and
Mrs Wright and son, of Buck
ineham, and Mr. and Mrs, r H.
Wharam
Mrs Annie P Johnson expects
to visit the Wilkinsons in Kansas
CHN. Mo
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luncheon guests of their grand
mother, Monday.
/ The w NJ. U. of Buckingham
church at Gold Hill will hold the
october meeting with Mrs. j. M
McNillion on Thursday. Oct 81
at 8 p m Mrs. Virginia Boiling
lis program leader for the meet
ing.
Miss Anne MoMillion spent the
week end with her parents here
Relatives and friends are glad
to hear w B Davidson is slowly
improving at Johnston Willis
Hospital
callers at Cherry Hin' Sunday
afternoon included Mrs j. c
Davidson ana Mrs r . Ro1ia-
son. Of Appoma'toX Mrs. c. d.
Davidson a.. M p. -D1<.l-
son. OF Gold Hill. and Nh Arthur
Springer of Buckingham.
"Red Mcmillan visited his
family here Saturday
MI Esand Mrs. w. q. walker
were supper guests Of Mrs David
son ana Mr.. and Mrs H. 5,
Springer Friday night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

liam. Mrs j. H. Wilkerson and
Mrs Flood Harris. was appointed
to draw up a constitution for the
association. These bylaws will be
sent to Richmond for approval
and presented to the group at the
next meeting,
Two delegates are to be select
ed to attend the state convention
in Richmond next week.
To date the association has a
roster of las members.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Household Hint

Fluffy cafe curtains made Of
glass fiber are novel and dressy
for bathroom windows. They are
also practical, because this fabric
Is fast drying. and doesn't wilt
under shower splashes and bath
room steam.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

Rhode Island would fit into
Texas 300 times.