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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
NPI NutritiOnists
Give Tomato Tips

Thirty quarts per person that's
The tomato quote recommended
by VPI nutritionist, They say
that amount viii provide enough
for serving at least four time a
week after the fresh ones are
gone. Tomatoes are in excellent
source of vitamin c and most
people need more Of it,
You should get 20 quarts from
a bushel depending, of course, on
how good they are, how large
and firm and how many green
spots must be cut out
For home canning. the cold
pack is best. The best flavor, color
and food value come from toma-
toes packed cold in clean Jars
and processed in boiling water to
cover. Process pints Is minutes,
quarts 80.
Peel red. ripe. firm tomatoes.
DROP them directly into jars.
Press them down SO the jar is full
of tomatoes and juice. Get out all
the air Add salt to season, seal
according to directions for the
top you are using, and process.
Don't use the "open-kettle" met
nod 1t destroys too much Wit
amin c, and the tomatoes are
more to spoil
Tomato Juice is good canned
Of frozen Wash, ripe, firm to-
matoes. cut up mash a few TO
get some Juice; and heat in a
covered pan Just long enough to
get them soft and drive out the
air. Strain through sieve or food
mill, season with salt. reheat Just
to the boiling point, pour into
clean hot jars, and process 5
minutes.
TO freezs Juice. heat tomatoes
in covered pan Just long enough
to get them soft and drive out the
air Strain the juice. chill it and
pour at once into moisture and
air-proOf containers. Seal and
freeze Immediately.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Miss Emily Trear and Ii. Pau
Hilty Of Fort Meade and Nlr,
and Mrs. Ashby Cook and family.
of High Point N c. We're week
end guests of Mr. and. Mrs 7 E-
Trear.
Clarence Bradshaw and sen
Herbie. and Wallace Newton, OF
Durham, N. c., spent last Thurs.
day with Mrs. II l. Bradshaw
Cpl. and Mrs. Alan Chenery and
baby, Lou Gay, Of Fort Meade
are visiting Mrs q J Bradshaw
Tommy Jenkins visited Jimmy
and Charlie Weaver on Norfolk
during the week end
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
]. B Vaughan ana Mr. and Mrs
S L. Martin, Mrs j H, Gosney.
Mrs. B Caulder and son, Ronny
Of Roanoke, Mrs. G Paul 81
Egypt, and daughter, Jerry, Of
Richmond, and Mrs w NJ
Wrenn, Of Danville
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Club Calendar

Women of the Moose Thurs
da. July 8 at 9 p. m Officers to
direct program
PrcsbAtetian Circles: Monday.
July 10. as follows No. /. 10 a. IN.
Mrs. z. II Walk MS, hostess, Mrs.
T A. McCorkle, chairman No.
2 10 30 a m Mrs. 3 T Taylor,
Jr.. hostess Mrs A M DeMuth.
charman. No. 8. 10 a m. Mrs.
r b Crawford hostess and
chairman No 4 10 a m, Stu
dent Building. LOnRWOod College,
Miss Evelyn Hammer hostess Mrs.
}. p Lancaster chairman; No.
5. 8 D m Mrs T J Fulcher, Jr.,
hostess: and chairman; No 6, 8
p m mrs w F. Rhodes. host
css., Mrs O. A Shepard and Mrs.
f. NJ Pairet, co-hostesses, Mrs.
" f Rhodes chairman No 7,
g p M. Miss Louise Bondulant,
hostess. Mrs T. l.. Snyder, chair
man No 81 9 p M, Miss Carrie
Bliss, hostess. Mrs. James A.
Wlkcrson. chairman
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Miss Eta Wilson,
OF Amelia, Richmond,
Engaged to Wed

Mr. and Mrs Crawford Roy
Wilson Of Amelia announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Eta Louise of Richmond, to
George Edwin Loftin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Felix Loftin, of
KinSton. N. c.
Miss Wilson is graduate Of
the College of William and Mary
and Of the George Washington
University Hospital School of
Medical Technology
Mr. I,oftn attended North
Carolina State College. and was
graduated from Atlantic Chris
tan College.
The wedding VIII take place in
Tao Fail
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
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Thomas E. Staples.
Dies At Burkevillt

Thomas Edward Staples. SO.
Burkeville town clerk flr 30
years, died Wednesday, july 7, at
his home in Burkeville. Mr.. 1Stapr
les, a native Of South Hill. Va.
had resided at Burkeville the past
43 wears
Surviving are one son, Thomas
f. staples, Jr- and a daughter,
Miss Irwin Staples. both Of Burke
vile
Funeral services will be- held
today Friday at p, l4,, at
Parkers M oria1 Methodist
Church at Burkeville 1ntegment
viii be set in that commflnity's
Sunse Hill Cemetery
Electric utility consumption Of
coal in 1858 was 8 million tons
above 1852
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
this Week with Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
visit In North Carolina

this Week with MIR and Mrs. Wal
ton
Visit In North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S Weaver were
overnight guests of Or and Mrs.
frby Hovle III Henderson, N. c.,
last Wednesday
Nh and Mrs George Banks, OF
Nolfolk and Mrs II + Jenkins
and sons Of Farmyille. spent last
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wea-
ten
Miss Bessie Gordon Jones, of
Fatmville was the dinner guest
II Mrs II P Bradshaw. Thurs
day evening
Mg Ind Mrs G B Marcuson
aad children. Of Richmond spent
S1~day with her mother. Mrs. S.
" Bondmant
Mrs Il p Bradshaw left We'd
uesday 70 visit her daughter Mrs.
ID. q Crmmett and Mr. Crum-
met. in Charleston, w. Va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Presbyterian TRIMMING School Set
For Week of july 26 At Massanetta

The annual Training School for
the Women Of the Presbyterian
Church, Synod of Virginia. will
be held this year at Massanetta
Springs from July Is to August
l.
Mrs. Frank r, Crawford I, Of
Farmville, will conduct the Sun
rise Service on August j and 9th
er leaders will include pr. Ora
ham G.. Lacy. DR.. Vernon BroYleS,
Mrs. John NJ Irvine and many
more
KagaWa the famous Japanese
lecturer. VIII speak Friday st 8
p m. and that same evening a
panel discussion on Alcoholism
Communism, and Breakdowp in
the Home will be led by members
of the faculty.
Required courses in How to
Study the Bible. World Mis-
sions, Church Extension in: the
Homeland, and Christian Wit
Messing will be taught from o to
10 a. m and 1910 to l1:10 Zach
morning Elective subjects viii in
clude Parliamentary Law" I'm
formal Ways Of Learning" and
The Home and Church Working
Together. Two of these classes
may be taken for credit.
Conferences from 4 to T. m.
and Vesters at 7 p. m will be laeld
each day Evening programs, in
addition to the address by Kaga-
wa will feature Dr Marshall Den
dy, Board of Christian Education,
informal sing by Mrs Dean Dun
woody: DR. s. Hugh Bradley, Hoard
Of World Missions; and copcert
by Rosa Page WEIGH
Write for reservations to miss
Ruth c. Campbell. at MaSsanetta
Springs. HalTisonburg, Va AlItean-
cellations are to be sent i'm
mediately by special delivery to
Miss Campbell
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Robert Z. Southall
Rites Held Today

Funeral services for Robert f
Southall, OF Farmville, who died
at his home Wednesday. July T.
after a long illness, were h@ld
Thursday at Prospect Methodist
Church at 3 p m Interment was
in the church cemetery
He is survived by his wife MIS-
Mae E. Southan, three sons D
T and H. F. Southan, Of Farm
vile. and c. j Southall, Of Pros
pect: four daughters. Mrs 6 l..
Booth, Mrs. J w Woodson Mrs.
z. Ragland and Mrs f b
Thompson. all Of Farmyille two
brothers. N b. Southall, Of Mon
roe. N. Y, and r B Southall, Of
Farmville. % grandchildren and
IA great grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Good Lighting Topic
Will Feature Amelia
Clubs July Meetings

July Home Demonstration
meetings in Amelia county will be
devoted to a special demonStra-
ttpn on Good Lighting which is
to be given by Miss Lucy Grove,
Home Economist. VEPCO.
Miss Grove will attend the fol-
lowing club meetings, July Z, Mrs.
A. r. Morris, Jetersville. o'clock
July 8. MattoaX Club, o'clock;
July 10, Mrs. j w Ashman. Grub
Tsill o'clock; July l4-Mrs. c,
l.. Easter. Pine Grove, 2 o'clock
July is. Mrs. Harvie Borum, Dea-
tonville. ? o'clock; July is, Mrs.
Brocklay Hill. Little Patrick, !
O'Clock
Also July 10, Mrs. Willie Phil
lips. Mannboro. $50 o'clock; July
20, Mrs. Coty Moore Truxillo, .
o'clock. July 81, Mrs. Armistead
Harvle. Winterham, 2 O'Clock
July 81. Mrs. F. B Jones, Jr..
Beaver Pond Earls. $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Garland Meyer will give a
demonstration on textile paint
ing at the Amelia MapleWood
Club on July in the home of
Mrs. r. A Wood
The Namozine Club will hold
its annual social meeting at Lake
view on July l8
The county home agent Will
give a chair seating demonstra-
ton to the Rennie Memorial Club
on Thursday July %. at 100 at
the home Of Mrs Herbert Bar
nard.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Miss Louise McCraW andt Mrs,
J. II Vermillion Of Richmond
we're week end guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. J p McCraw.
Misses Betty 10 Cook and
Nancy Page Hopkins viii fy to
Virginia Beach on F'rid3 to
spend the week end.
Miss Thelma Ann Smith, who
is taking graduate work at Duke
UNIVERSITIES School of Nursing
spent the holiday week end with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norris
G. Smith.
Mr., and Mrs Bennett c Gill
liam. spent Thursday at Fishers
vile with their daughtcr-i'l law
Mrs Leslie B Gillian, and her
son. who have just'returned from
Sam Juan. Puerto Rico. Mr. Gill
liam is an English jnstructorhWith
the Armed Forces in san Jlan
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Mrs. Blackwell
lIonored July 2

Mrs J. P McCraw and Mrs
G. w Harris entertained inform
ally Friday July 2, at LonGWood
House IGNORING Mrs H Conrad
Blackwell, wife Of the new super
ntcndent Of Farmvilie District Of
the Methodist Church, Dr.. Black
Wcll
About 20 guests assembled for
Tie cycnt at D. m
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Thacker.
of Charlotte, N c.. were recent
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. d. T. Bill
ings
w. w. Watson spent the past
week end visiting his brothers,
Goordich Watson. of Springfield,
and 1t. Com. and Mrs. Samuel
Watson. of Fairfax, Mrs w w.
Watson and three children, who
spent the past week visiting in
Fairfax, returned with him on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r Geyer spent
the holiday in Chatham with
his brother and sister-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Geyer. and
attended the wedding Of Joseph
B. Thomas to Elizabeth Perdue
at the Presbyterian Churc h
there On Sunday they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Eng
lish. of Altavista
Mrs. j Frederick Mcssick, of
Atlanta Ga is the expected
guest of Mrs w J Gills.
Miss Margaret Sprunt Hall, Of
Raleigh and Wilmington, No c..
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs, Far
rar Shelton. She will leave Friday
to visit friends and relatives in
I Washington and New York.
Miss Daphne Shepherd is visit
ing Mr., and Mrs. Gary Denecourt,
of Wilmington, Del.
Mrs NJ L. Lacy, and children
Of Richmond, were the holiday
guests Of Mrs Raymond Phillips,
and Mrs Hazel Brite.
The Rev. and MIS- r. E
Withers, il, and daughter. Mary
Kent and Mary Kay Catlin are
spending several days il Wythe-
Vile, Va.
c w Harris has returned fol
! lowing visit with Mr. and Mrs
r. H Brightwell, at Bristol Tenn
Mrs Mildred Ownby Eileen
Lightfoot and Marie Turpin are
spending this week at Miami
Beach Florida
Miss Matte Spencer Willis left
1 Tuesday to spend the remainder
of the summer with her niece
Mrs. J. K Parsons at Cape
/ Charles, Virginia.
Miss Nancy Layne left Monday
TO spend the week with her aunt
Mrs. L. j Cosby of Richmond
She was accompanied by Miss
Susan Cosby who spent the past
week with her grandmother Mrs
/ NJ, NJ Layne
/ MIS- Mary Harmon. sister OF
Mrs N M Gill is recupcratng at
the Gil home
Mrs J G. Revcly returned last
Thursday after a months visit
with relatives and friends in
Birmingham. Ala
MIR and Mrs. c w. Orange Of
Roanoke, were week end guests
Of MI Oranges sisters, Misses
j Sarah and Edith Orange
Nh and Mrs. Charles fowler
Of Washington. y c.. spent the
Fourth of July holiday with Mr.
TOWERS sister Miss Josephine
fowler, and brothers. Walter anc
Eugene fowler
Mrs Lizzie Foster Anderson Of
ST Petersburg. Fla, was guest
Of Mrs Flto S. Schroeder here or
Friday. Mrs. James Baker, OF
Darlington Heights, Mrs Robert
Maloney and daughter, Anne q
Cullen, and Mr. and Mrs. w. II
Womack, of Charlotte c. II
were also callers this week
Mrs. Fred Albright and daueh-
ter. Virginia Cowan. and Elby
Turner visited Mr. and Mrs T
4 f. Miller at Millers Lake. Mon
day Mrs. Miller. who was taken
4 i'll last Wednesday was improving
slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller form
erly resided here where they have
many friends
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Terry and Kathy Bliss, of Rich
mond, are spending two weeks
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Bliss.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A Campbell
Mrs. Ben Vargas and son. Ken
meth, and Mrs Thclma Moreland
all of Washington. d. c., spent
the July 4th holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. c. H. Matherly. Mrs
Campbell and Mrs. Vargas are
their daughters
Among the guests at last week S
Lions Club luncheon here were
Major Fred Hall, accompanying
his father-in-laW Lion Leland
Sanford. DR.. H. Conrad Black
we'll. with Lion @. H Written,
and Walter A. Hash Jr. accomp-
anying Lion w c. Fitzpatrick
Mr.. Hash is engaged in conduct
ing the reassessment Of property
IN the county
Mrs. j G. Revcley has returned
home after months visit with
relatives and friends in Blrmlng-
ham. Ala
r H. Paulette and daughter
Mrs Godfrey Creyke and Mr.
Creyke. of Washington, D. c. are
spending this week at Mr. Paul
cites home here
MI and Mrs. f. C. AshWorth
and sons. Of Winston-Salem N
c.. were guests recently of hel
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Rhodes.
Nh and Mrs, John B. Hoppe. OF
Tupalo Miss. and Mr.. and Mrs
f. J Smith, OF Rice, were guests
I Wednesday Of MI and Mrs. S
A DuneVant
Mrs Elizabeth Chappell has re-
turned to Petersburg after spend
ing ten daVs with Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Irby.
MI and Mrs w N. Morris
spent the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Graves
of Keysville
MI and Mrs. Otis Arthur Shep-
herd had as their week end guests
Mrs. Shepherds parents, Mr.. anc
MIS-. l.. J Davis, and her brother
l.. J Davis. Jr. Of Boykins.
Holiday guests of Dr. and Mrs
W. Edward Smith were his broth
en- Qunton Smith and Mrs
Smith and four children of Char
lesion. w, Va.
Berkeley Smith has returned
from Fall Church where he wa'
the guest of a classmato, Robert
Qualls.
Miss Leila Payne. Of Cliftor
Forge. and MI and Mrs. Otha
Kittinger, of Huntington w Va.
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. ]
f Simpson last week.
Nh and Mrs. Jack Ropass visit
ed his mother Mrs } K. Rcpass
in Marion during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs +. T Anderson
are spending two weeks al Day
tona Beach. Fla
Mrs. Horace Adams, IT., anc
son. John Nichols, Of Ashcville
n. c, are the expected guests o
Nj and Mrs Horace Adams
NIr and Mrs. Blanton B Han
bury spent several days this WecF
at Virginia Beach
Mrs. Herbert Stokes has re
turned after beng the guest 0
her son and dauehter-in-laW MI
and Mrs II r Stokes. Of Grand
view Beach. Va.
Mrs. w S. Elhotte left We'd
nesday for Bristol where she vii
take a masters class in piano
under DR. Nfaier, former teacher
at Juliard School of Music
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Whitfield
spent the past week end at Mas.
sanetta On their return home
Kay Whitfield, Ann DeMuth. anc
Miss Ena Ann Wilson. counselor
kTa--s,,etso
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Friday Shower
Aonors Mrs. Jacobs

Mrs Aubrey T MorriSsett was
hostess OH Friday evening, July
. at a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Mrs. Guy Jacobs.
The thirty guests were inter-
tanned IN the home Of Mrs Ray
mond Phillips
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Mf. and Mrs. G T Wilson and
daughter, Elna Ann and son. Bill.
left Thursday for visits in Ala
bama and Florida While away.
Nh Wilson and family will visit
HIS father ~ brewton Ala
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Mr. and Mrs. J. H Whitfield
spent the past week end at Mas
sanetta On their return home
Kay Whitfield, Ann DeMuth. and
Miss Ena Ann Wilson. counselor
a. M2ssanetta accompanied them
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Officers Installed
By M Phi Mn On
Friday Evening

Friday, July 9, the M Phi Mu
Sorority held an imitation and in
stallation at the JayCee Club
House. The M Pi Mus were in.
itated from pledges into ritual Of
the badge. The ceremony was
conducted by Mrs. Manuel Lopez,
sponsor of the Sorority.
The officers were also installed
Friday. They were as follows:
president, Betty Sheppard; vice.
president, Jackie Schrader; record.
ing secretary, Joyce Launders;
corresponding secretary, Sandrs
Thompson, and treasurer, Norma
Avila. a'sesEsNs
At 900 the guests arrived and 3
party was held. Punch, cookies
and sandwiches were served fol-
refreshments and everyone had a.
much as they could eat. Every.
one danced and had a wonderful
time.
The Sorority will soon start rush
since so many of their sisters will
be going to college in September
A successful and eventful year is
wished for the now officers and
the other NJ Phi Mus. sWsIE
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kitchen for the JayCee club
house and purchased chairs and
tables.
Beverly Pinder was the sixth
JayCee president and under her
direction the club did a great deal
of charity work and donated silver
ware, kitchen utensils and equip
ment to the clubhouse kitchen.
The club raised over $500 for
the purchase of an electro-cardio-
graph machine for the Monroe
General Hospital, during Annice
Curry'S year as president of the
club.
The eighth president of the Jay
Shoes was Betty Collins and the
club project was the Old Folks
Home. A radio-phonograph and
records were presented to the
home and the JayShees gave
monthly parties for the residents.
During the past year, under the
leadership of Mrs. Ilaqua, the club
had as their project the purchase
of an incubator for the hospital.
At the conclusion of Mrs. Pind--
er'S report, Mrs. Ilaqua presented
Mr.. Albury with a check for the
incubator.
Mr.. Albury told the group that
the hospital was very grateful to
the JaySheeS for all their help,
"both now and in the past" He
said, "The incubator was one of
the finest things that a club can
give the hospital - because it will
give an immature child a real
chance for life"
He described the incubator as
the most modern available and
said that it was completely "air
conditioned" and was large enough
to provide space for infants up to
six months of age. He also said
that it is combination incubator,
oxygen tent and surgical isolation
unit.
Following the luncheon, the
group spent the rest of the after
noon swimming in the lovely pool.
Past presidents who were at the
luncheon were Mrs. Delaney, Mrs.
Dopp. Marie Pinder. Beverly Pind-
er, Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Collins.
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John Curry Returns To
California after Visit
With His Parents

Cpl. John Curry left this morn.
ing to return to the Marine Corps
Training Center at Twenty-Five
Palms, California, after a weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Curry.
During Cpl. Curry's visit, Mr..
and Mrs. Curry also had as their
guest, Miss Norma Leah Miles of
Coral Gables.
Young Curry is a graduate Of
Key West High School and attend
ed FSU before entering the SER
vice in February, 1858. He was an
outstanding athlete at the local
high school.
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Sea Scouts Haze
Beach Party

An evening of fun was had by
the crew of Sea Explorer Ship $50,
and their guests at a beach party
at Rest Beach last Thursday.
Weiner roasting and sandwiches
making was the order of the day
for the Scouts.
Each mate tried to Guido the
other. The hotdogs, a little burnt
and sandy, turned out to be good.
Before parting time the shipmat-
es wished crew leader Lance
Kistler "best of luck" in his new
career. Lance will be attending
Valley Forge Military Academy.
Scouts attending the beach party
were; Charles Bonovitch, Lance
Kistler, Arthur Noble, Gilbert
Santa Cruz, William Kemp, Mike
Whitley and Louis McClain.
They were chaperoned by Skip
per and Mrs. Harry Williams, Jr.
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Club Calendar

EVERY MONDAY
1o:oo-Gym Class for Officers wives Bldg 49, Seapane Base
S:00-Acohoics Anonymous
MONDAY. JULY II
7:3o-DeMoay Mothers Circle St. Pauls Parish Hall
7:3o-Weseyan Service Guild of Methodist Church
7:30-WSCS Board at First Methodist Church Annex
S:OOExec Board of Presbyterian Church at the church
S:OO-Anchor Lodge, Scottish Rite Temple 5ss Eaton
S;Oo-beta omega Chapt, BSP sorority Seminary
EVERY TUESDAY
9:00-Ladies Day Golf Tournament Golf Club
s:O0Thrift Shop Navy Commissary open until - noon
10:3o-Truman Junior Garden Club at the school
6:45-KiwaniS Club, LaConcha Hotel
7:30Youh for Christ Fleming ST Methodist Church
7:45-Dupicae bridge club, TT. Taylor Officers Club
8:Oo-Knighs Of Pythias, Pythian Hall, 1928 Fleming St.
o:Oo-Sock Car Association Legion Home Stock Island
TUESDAY. JULY -
1o:oo-Zx11 Officers Wives Club at Aeropalms
7:3o-Order OF DeMoay Scottish Rite Temple Eaton
7:3o-WSCS of First Methodist Church, at the church
7:3O-Distrct Is, Nurses Ass Monroe Gen. HOSPITAL
S;OO-PlStol and Rifle Club Legion Home Stock Island
S;OO-Navy Wives Club Bldg. U. S. Naval Station
S:00VFW Ladies Auxiliary VFW Home s25 Elizabeth Street
0:W-Engneers Club Armory Bldg, White Southland
EVERY WEDNESDAY
s-Junior Chamber Of Commerce, Clubhouse Fagler Ave.
1O:3O-Poinciana Junior Garden Club at the school
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a
1O:O0-Fleet Training Group Officers Wives Club
1O:O0-FAWTU Officers Club
4:3o-UDC. Stephen R. Mallory Chapter
1So-Amateur Radio Club Armory Bdg and Southland
S;O-BPo Does, Drove SO, Elks Club Annex,
S:Oo-Sacerdosas Del Hogan l. S19 Elizabeth Street
S:OO-American Legion, Legion Home Stock Island
EVERY Thursday
1O:30-Convent Junior Garden Club at the Convent
R:15-Rotary Club, st. Paul's Parish Hall
d:O-InrIt Shop Navy Commissary until 400 n.
6:3o-Lons Club, at Lions Den. 1907 Seminary St.
7:3O-CAP Cadets, Poinciana Community House
T30-Princes of Syracuse, Pythian Hail. 1928 Fleming ST.
THURSDAY, JULY IS
10:O0-M. L. Franks Circle of First Baptist Church
12:S0-VX1 Officers Wives Club
S:O0-VFW Post 3911 Home BPS Elizabeth Street
S:00-Gr Scout Council Board of Directors
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gray and white nylon with white
accessories. She wore a white
caranation corsage.
A pale blue cotton-orlon street
length dress with white acces.
series was the choice of the
groom'S mother. Her corsage was
also of white carnations.
The young couple will reside in
Chicago after an extended wedding
trip through Florida and the south.
eastern states.