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for Ohio States second confer
ence victory and third Of the
season.
The Buckeyes struck for an
opening touchdown on Watkins
41-yard run when the game was
about 10 minutes old. rolled to a
21-0 halftime advantage and
toyed with the outclassed Illini
in the closing half.
Halfback ]. c. Caroline, who
last season shocked Ohio State
with 1872 yards rushing and two
touchdowns in a 41-20 upset,
was shackled until the opening
minutes Of the fourth period.
when he romped Al yards with a
pass interception for the only
Illini touchdown.
Sophomore Fullback Hubert
Bobo slashed three yards for the
second Buckeye touchdown late
in the second period.
Runaway in Third Period.
Watkins second touchdown
came on a three-yard slash to
give Ohio State a 21-0 halftime
margin. Two more Buckeye
touchdowns rolled across in the
third period. HOWE Cassidy
darted over from the / to cap
a 98-yard march. Jerry Hark-
raider, Cassady's sub, scooted 16
for the fifth touchdown.
Illinois was trailing, $40,
when Caroline filched a pass by
Ohio States quarterback, Johnny
Borton, and streaked Al yards to
score.
The sixth Ohio State touch
down was scored by Borton, un-
derstudy to Dave Leggett. on a
one-yard sneak. This drive went
81 yards in 10 plays.
Third Loss For Illini.
A partisan crowd Of SO, 9,567 was
convinced by halftime that Ohio
State, only a one-touchdown IA
vorite, was far superior to the
Illini, who suffered their third
straight defeat, a
1t was the Big Ten opener for
Illinois, which had lost to Penn
State and Stanford. Ohio State
opened with a $50 victory over
Indiana in a conference game
and then whipped California.
21-13.
|. The triumph cost Ohio State
the services FOR the remainder
Of the season of Ken Barge.
regular center, who suffered a
broken left arm in the first
quarter.
| Watkins carried 13 times for
112 Of the 313 yards Ohio State
gained by rushing. Caroline
hauled Is times for 81 Of Illinois
SO yards rushing.
S}l,i,, 9hio State --------- 4 313 e-9
Ohio state scoring: Touchdowns-
| Borton. Conversions-Weed (3), Krisher.
Illinois scoring: Touchdown--Caroline
Converston-Smid.
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Michigan State Beats
Hoosiers, 21-14, as
Matsock Turns Tide,
ZAP Wirephoto.
BY the Associated Pres,

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 9.
Michigan State scored its first
Big Ten victory Of the year to-
day, defeating Indiana, 21-14,
with Johnny Matsock turning
the tide for the Spartans on
74-yard touchdown punt return.
Indiana took the lead at the
halftime, 14-7. with q beautiful
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Watkins Sets Pace
As Buckeyes Rornp
Into Title Contention
BY The Associated Press

CHAMPAIGN, H.. Oct. e.
Unbeaten Ohio State. riding on
the fleet heels Of Bobby Wat
kins. nnauled inept Illinois, 4O-7.
today to become bristling Big
Ten title contender.
Watkins scored twice as five
Buckeyes produced touchdowns
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fully, personally carried the Irish
on a 58-yard march in the Sec
ond period and sfeaked over
from the l to snap the spirit Of
the Panthers.
Sophomores Sheriff. Sipes.
Dean Studer. Paul Hornung and
James Munro accounted for the
other scores-one following q
pass interception and two others
coming after Pitt had lost the
ball on fumbles inside the Notre
Dame 20.
The Irish, beaten by Purdue a
week ago. played the final quar-
ter with their third unit on the
field. This group Of brash young
men scored with just three Sec
onds left on a 10-yard pass from
Tom Carey to Munro.
This drive covered "a yards
and was featured by a 37-yard
run by Sophomore James Morse.
the longest single run OF the day.
Pitt Line Outplayed.
The Notre Dame line COM
pletely outplayed the heavier
Pitt forward wall, limiting the
Panthers to six first downs and
thwarting every Pitt effort to
score.
Pitt had several unfortunate
breaks which. with a different
turn, might have given it a better
showing before the sellout crowd
of 60,114, largest to see a game
In Pitt Stadium since 1888.
A quick whistle in the second
quarter cost Pitt the ball on an
apparent tumble by Paul Rey-
nolds, recovered by Henry Ford.
Later in the period Corny Sal
vaterra, who was Pitts outstand-
ing individual, hit Ford in the
end zone with a 28-yard pass,
but the play was called back and
Pitt ruled offside.
Notre Danes first touchdown,
set up when Joe Heap intercepted
o pass on the Pitt 40, came on a
24-yard pass from Carey to
Sipes. It appeared that Sipes
might have caught it with one
foot over the end zone but the
umpire, in a good position to
Judge the play, ruled the touch
down.
There was a mild protest by
Pitt players and the crowd booed
the verdict loudly but there was
no official protest from the Pitt
bench.
Early Drives Repulsed.
The touchdown came within
the first two minutes Of the sec
ond quarter, after Pitt had
thrown back two Notre Dame
drives within its Is.
A few minutes later, Guglielmi
marched his team goalward again
with a 34-yard pass to Heap and
q 17-yard run to put the bah
into position for his touchdown.
With the score 1870 starting
the second half. Notre Dame
showed its confidence by running
the ball in midfield with fourth
down and a yard to go. The
drive carried from the 20 to 81
where there was an exchange of
fumbles.
Paul Matz recovered a Pitt
tumble on the 10 and seconds
later Studer crashed over from
the 5. The fourth touchdown
came early in the fourth period
following a Ford tumble recov-
cred by Nicky Raich. Paul Hor-
nung knitted through tackle for
II and the score.
MOTT Hotre Dame --------- 9 13 7 1888
EiIt -------------- o. o O. O
Notre Dame scoring: Touchdown
Sipes. Guglielmi. Studer, Hornung and
Munro. Conversions - schaefer (2),
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Minnesota Thumps Wildcats,
26-7, in Bid as Big Ten Power

end for six yards and a touch
down early in the second quar-
ter, Minnesota strangled the
Northwestern offense and ma
neuvered its own attack with
Sureness and f1neSse.
Northwestern grabbed a TO
first quarter lead when Half
back Dick Troglio swept left end
for three yards to top a 44-yard
drive.
McNamara shook off three
tacklers minutes later on his
first touchdown trot. He re-
peated to end an 80-yard parade
following the second half kick
of, and Baumgartner wrecked
the cats four minutes later with
a power smash off left guard.
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Iowa State Romps
Over Kansas, 1876
BY shs Assesiased Pres,

AMES, Iowa. Oct. e.-Iowa
State went on q scoring spree for
q 1876 victory over demoralized
Kansas today In a Big Seven
Conference game here.
Iowa State fans yelled their
throats hoarse with the triumph,
the first over Kansas since 1949.
Kansas swept into q first-quar-
ter lead on q 64-yard dash by
Ralph Moody after q double re-
verse.
Iowa State, getting its first
conference victory in two starts
for its new coach. Vince Di
Francesca, was eager and quick
to take advantage Of Kansas
errors.
The Cyclones picked up two
touchdowns In the second period
for . 1876 halftime lead and
staged . rousing finish with
three touchdowns In the last
quarter.
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kickoff and, in IL pulverizing
plays, drove for a touchdown.
Hill, atoning for his tumble,
slammed for the tally.
The drive was especially sig
nificant since Michigan ran most
of its plays through the right
guard spot held by Calvin Jones,
Iowa's All-America candidate.
Michigan, playing without two
Of its star backs, Lou Baldacci
and Tony Branoff, thus won its
eighth Big Ten opener in nine
years. The upset gave the VOL
verines a 2-1 record for the sea-
son.
mf1saisan fosa n-------------1s Z g &S-11ss
Michigan scoring: Touchdowns-Hill,
Kramer. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ca.
Iowa scoring: Touchdowns-J. Z Rel
chow aynfth7 Ton varsi -Ereaman
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CROSS COUNTRY.
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voried Sports

SOCCER.
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Michigan scoring: TouchdoWns-HlI
Kramer. Conversions--Kramer ca.
Iowa scoring: Touchdowns-J. z Rel
chow, Smith. Conversion-Freeman
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Toronto -----------.0 Q 0 6-e
Toronto scoring: Touchdowns--Curtis.
ConverSions-Hecker
Hamilton scoring: Touchdowns--Cus.
tbs =. KuSserow, Logan. Truant Con.
versions--Logan. 5. Singles Fraser. 2,
Safety: Wirkowski (tackled behind goal
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Notre Dame scoring: Touchdown
Sipes. Guglielmi. Studer, Hornung and
Munro. Conversions - schaefer (2),
Morse.
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AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

HILLMAN MINK. 81. 4-door; beauti-
full gray finish: heater; leather in
s ss r ana ts exception yalss Sy
CHEVROLET. 1888 Wilson blvd,
ArL, Va, ia. 2-900I. Open til $50.
HUDSON III Pacemaker 2-door: r.
and h.: only $545. low terms, trade.
Car No: 790-A. MONROE FORD.
800 Wisconsin ave. NV. NO. g.
1000. Open ewes. til 0 pm.
fH ese 1885, H VII sRf n9tf gulc
1920 r. !. ave-. Hyattsyille. UN. T.
HUDSON 1s4a a-dr.; sa95: perfect
condition. 5i1 18th st. s.w. RE.
KAisER 1s4s de luxe sedan; splen-
RoPsSRHR 18Th and ' e I. ave- e. ne. eoSs
KAISER so 4-dr. sedan; heater,
3D.; $40. HORNER,S COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. LII.
LINCOLN SO Capri 4-dr.; pale green;
10000 miles: must be seen: $2.295.
Call KE. 6-g3H7, -
LINCOLN 1853 Capri convertible:
immaculate Empire green finish. set
of with light green top: r., h.,
Hydra. ar, Wv. tires. power brakes,
the new 1855 Lincoln; a luxury car
priced SO you may buy top dollar for
your present car. See this remark
til 8. MONTGOMERY -sTUBBS.
Lincoln Mercury Dealer, 3T15 Bla-
, dsnsbnrg r.; AZ; 5-ag ,5;,; ,,,u..a.
81 400. I701 New Hampshire ave.
| NV. May be seen daily, 9-5. -
LINCOLN "a Capri coupe; r. and
h: power windows. seats, steer
ing and brakes. Chrome Continental
kit This car lists for $500, Driven
less than 1900 miles; Priced to sell Sc I
Rhode Island ave. ne. La. 6-aaoo
MERCURY 40 4-door: sparkling
green finish, equipped with r. and
b. See this beauty yy,,, today .,vy Only
LET. 1886 Wilson blvd, AL, Va
ia. 2-9001. Open till $3.50. -
M ssse Ho 81 fps oe Cor !. an suieI
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. LII
NASH Rambler 1853 station wagon;
81, sos; Hydra Matte drive. radio
H mIease ey Mi Williams HEaa5 a sna NJ
icing Washes for SO years. Buy
with confidence from. the old firm
Of WILLIAMS & BAKER. goth and
NASH x u.s. 1 njs Statesman 4-door;
S1,O95; overdriye, radio ans
weather eye; l owner. Buy useo
areas oldest Nash Dealer WILL
LIAMs 4 BAKER, goth and M SITS
NV. OPEN evenings til 0,
NASH 1919, Model 500, 4-dr. sedan
radio and heater, good condition
$3.50. JE. 1870. %
NASH 81 Rambler station wagon
7: and b. very clean, finest ,, eond aI
f Moo Sss' 1854 fsSh OF wi term" ave- "oaE NV
Nash hsi 81 .I-dr. sedan; priced to
| OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, ZOO
| Nichols ave. Sc. 10
NASH so Ambassador 2-dr:; Wealth
er-Eye heater, oyerdr. radio: S3n5
| cash or terms. ALEXANDRIA NASH
NASH 40 Ambassador: overdr.. T
and h., dir. signals: S295. cash o
terms. ALEXANDRIA NASH, l70i
Mt. Vernon ave.
NASH 40 2-dr.: r. and h.: S349
| Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464
DODGE 80 2-dr.: original green I'm
| ish; low mileage: nice l-owner car
Specia. today, only S745.
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DIVER MOTOR co.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 81 Statesman 2-dr. 5-pass.
sedan; ogerdr., Weather-Eye heater,
twin beds, new tires: $545. cash or
terms. ALEXANDRIA NASH, 1905
Mt. Vernon ave.
NASH Ambassador 4-door: Hydra.
! owner: priced right Tor quick
sale: LII. 1-0515. 20
NASH Ash AZ a.dr,; 7; and b; sood con, n,
EAST MOTOR CO. tFordl, go Bia-
iensburg I'd me-. Ii. 1-S30u,
NASH 1850 Ambassador custom; al
most brand new, beaut.: Hydra. dr.,
radio, heater. clock: only run $4,000
miles. Sacrifice; .S495, terms,
ROPER" 18th and r. l. ave, e,
oLDsMoBILE 81 a9ss Holiday
heater. Wv. tires. This company
official car has less than 4.0OH
miles; showroom appearance: ST.
995. PAUL BROS. tOlds.). KE. Z
laos. Wisconsin avenue and FL
OLDsMOBILE 1853 super "ss" Holt
day coupe; Hydra Matte: power
brakes, power steering, radio and
heater; tinted glass. Wv. tires; l
owner; low mileage: extra cleans
$l,995; safety-tested written guar
antee. PAUL BROS. tOldsl, kE
7-I30S Wisconsin ave. and Ellicott
st. NV. q It'll g..
OLDSM0BILE 1853 Super "SS' 4 -dr.
Hydra-Matic, radio and heater. turn
signals; / owner; immaculate con
dition, safety-tested. written guar
antee; S1,S95. PAUL BROS. tOlds,
KE. T-l30S. Wisconsin ave. ano
Ellicott street NV. o It'll 8.
OLDSMOBILE 80 "SS" sedan; T. anc
h.. Hydra Matte; light blue finish
S145. low terms and trade. Car NO
733-B. MONROE FORD, 5l00 Wis
consin ave. NV. Wo. $4,000. Opel
OLDSMOBILE "a "9S'' sedan; Pola
white finish; radio. heater, Hydra.
power steering, power brakes, tintes
glass, Au.ronic- Eye. Car is in new
car condition, for only So. 1875. SUB
URBAN CADILLAC CO., 70o0 Ar
lington rd.. Bethesda, Md, OIL. o
oaLlDDsMoBILE "a super "ss" sedan
beautiful 2-tone finish; Wv. tires
r. and h., dual-range Hydra-Matic
E-Z-Eye Glass, Autronic Eye, powel
steering and brakes. Away powe
seat, many other extras. never sold
guaranteed: s.. $50, cash, trade o.
terms. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis
ave NV, EN- 3-0l42 IS
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AuToMosIlEs FOR SALE

0LDSMOBILE 1g4I de luxe sedan:
iuii price. i75o +. |. ave. ne. s.
|OLDsMOBTLE 40 re- convertible;
500. lev terms and trade NON
;5a s.ss. 4-aoor Sc
dan: light blue exterior finish
equipped with radio heater, HYDRA
Matte, custom seat covers, good
5ires; wonderful n,r ply e 81 i iags;
oIDsMoBiLE CO. is3s end st
NV, ST. $1,000.
OLDS AZ club sedan; Hydra-Matir.
in good condition. l owner, driven
only $4,000 mi; $500. Wo. 6-sa75.
oLDs SO Fiesta convertible; r. and
brakes; two-tone blue and gray;
Seats; ss.sas. ''AeA 'HYA III VILE
RuIcK, ago R. / ave, Hyattsville
oLDs ss Super "ssa; r. and h.,
H asvAaR ali ike pe No. u s5 ny
Obs 81 sss" Holiday: HYDRA
Matte, fully equipped; a-tone blue
p very desirable model; ST. .295. AR.
CADE PONTIAC. 1897 Irving st
NV, AID. 4-S500: also 3480 14tt
st. NV, RA.. s3-96G0. 20
PACKARD 1850 4-dr.; r.. and h.;
green. in excellent condition
throughout; $3.50; 6-month or g..
000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. (Fordl. go Bladens.
burg I'd. NE. LII. 7-S3o0.
PACKARD 1916 4-dr.; $l95: gooc
condition. 5l1 eth st. s.w. RE
PACKARD 1889 4-dr. sedan; specia
for today. fun price only $50, M
| money down on approved credit
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. ZOO
PACKARD 1851 4-dr.: r. and h.
auto. trans: sos down, take ovel
low payments. LA. 6-61S4. %
PLYMOUTH. 1853 club coupe; radit
| and heater, very clean, outstandinf
mechanical condition; S1,145. Low
| terms, trade. Car No. 912-A. MON
ROE FORD, 800 Wisconsin ave
NV, Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. u
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AuroMoslLEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAkER 1859 Champion sedan
clean 1-owner car, heater, sc. I,
match, perfect green finish Tip-toI
cond.. $500, written guar. TRI
ANGLE MOTORS tFordl, 3010 r. ]
ave. me-, DE. $4,000.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion sedan
3D.. heater. shiny maroon finish
Top quality beauty: S449. writer
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS tFordl
3010 r. /. ave. ne. DE. 2-63u2
STUDEBAKER fs4a comdr. cpe.; cd,
heater, like new; $49a. HORNER's
COR. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne
at 9th. Il. 6-64ti4.
STUDEBAkER 1864 Champ. Ress
4-dr.:. blue, auto. trans, powel
steer, r. and h.. turn sigs.. Wv
tires, low mi. Diplomat owner; ST.,
975. AID. 2-540u, Ext. 81. or EM
sTuDaBAKER 1a4a Commander 4
door; beautiful nght-hlue finish
equipped with r. and h.. overdrive
Exceptional value. only SIPS. KEN
YON-PECK CHEVROLET. 2636 vii
son blvd, Arl.. Va, IA. 2-9a0i
Open til $50. -
STUDE. SO va Regal SPIT. cpe: ca
in very best cond.; 81 $50. DU
1920 before 4 pm. or ST. S-T4S'
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1851 Cambridge: radio
and heater; only $645. Car No.
S14-A; low terms and trade. NON
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy
sil. Spg, Md. Open evenings I'll 8
Ju. 5-7S04.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Beivedere: very
sharp car with 2-tone gray and
maroon finish. r. and h., turn sigs.-,
ten guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
Ford, 3010 4. /. ave. ne. DE,
PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere sport
coupe: I. and h.. hydrive. low mile
age; extra clean; 81 ,995. PENNY
MOTORS 1890 Rhode Island ave.
PLYMOUTH '48 2-dr.; +. and h.. sun
visor, spotlight and mirrors. New
seat covers, PERI. cond.; $3.50. LU
PLYMoSuiTH $50 'cranbrook 4-dr.: j
owner: 5000 mt: excel. cond. htr
$1,000 Call RE. 7-2s6s. Ext 3l6,
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook: peri
cond; 4-dr.: black; pvt. owner;
Saa5 ol KE; 7.013o 10
ana l B.; ss4s ss cash or terms A ALExr
PLYM. I94s Special de l.: excel
cond. sacrif,, 500; terms, SO dn
ROPER" 18th and r, I. ave. ne
PONTIAC "a station wagon; Hydra.
Matte, de luxe Left over. never
422i Connecticut ave. Wo 6-a400
PONTIAC 40 4-dr. sed.: excep
| s slean; pvt. owner: sas. JE
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr. "6.: +. and h
A real cream puff: S245, cash o.
| terms. ALEXANDRIA NASH, 170s
Mt. Vernon ave.
PONTIAC. 1887 Irving st. NV. AID
4-S500: also 3460 14th st. NV. RA
3-9670. -
NASH 81 Statesman 2-dr.; origina
2-tone finish: driven 41.000 actua
mi. by original owner; rare buy oil
$685..
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 Chieftain '.S'' de luxe
cow. cpe.: Hydra-Matic, radio and
heater, Wv. tires: one owner
safety tested. written guarantee
outstanding value. 81. 795. PAUL
BROS. tOlds J. KE. 7-130S. Wiscon-
sin ave. and Ellicott st. NV. 8 TO 9
PONTIAC so IS" Custom Catalina
Hydra Matte: fully eauipped: rust
and ivory 2-tone leather interior
$685.. ARCADE PONTIAC, l43i
Irving st. NV, AID. $4,000: alss
1850 I4th st. NV. RA. 3-96T0. IS
PONTIAC 80 s-cylinder Custom
Catalina: Hydra-Mstic, radio, heat.
er 2-tone green. all-leat her interior
81. 495. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1885,
Irving st. NV, AID. 1880: also
:6460 l4th st. NV. RIA 3-9670. --s
PONTIAC 80 "S'' de luxe 4-dool
sedan; Hydra-Matic. radio. heater
fully equipped; sparkling black
fully guaranteed: SI.T50. ARCADE
PONTIAC ~ 4-dr. sedan; special fol
today: fun price only $195. Nc
money down en- approved credit
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, 2n0l
Nichols ave. Sc lie
STUDEBAKER 1949 Champion Rega
de luxe 4-dr.: r., h.. overdriye, excel
cond Easy on gas; $3.50. Call ewes
after z, OIL. 6-7S66. Ia
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WILLYs yEEP 40 station wason:
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut wo.
WILLIS SO o-door: heater, overs
drive, seat covers, original green fin-
ish. immaculate one owner: worth-
while guarantee, $3.50. WHEELER.
INC. ChrysieY Dealer, 1900 WIS.,
eonsin NV. EN-. 3-470S, . to y.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

to the family OF Miss Annie Den
mis- who died in Martha Jeffer-
son Hospital last Friday.
Graveside funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon at 3 D. m
in Arvon cemetery
Mrs M. F.. LeSueur and Mrs
J. M. LeSueur. attended the Gar
den Tour in Fluvanna County
Saturday afternoon. The tour was
sponsored by the Garden Club
The Rev. Snellings preached a
trial sermon at Aryon Baptist
Church Sunday morning, There
was large crowd in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Williams. of
Hamlet, N. c.. spent Sunday with
Mrs. O. j. Williams.
Mrs. T. J Page, Miss Ethel
Fowlkes, Mrs Louise Bryant and
Miss Betty Jean Bryant were
Farmville visitors on Saturday.
Keith Bryant. of Richmond.
spent the week end in his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. JuniuS Bryant
| have moved to Bremo
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

sl4r ana Mrs jimmie leap are
Visiting Nh, and Mis-. Wesley
Dankum for tne week.
7Alr. and Mrs John Harris
visited Mrs. Alfred Harris and
family Sunday
SsMr. and Mrs. George Phaup
Mad their sons, Rev Bernard and
Naltel Phaup Of North Carolina
and Marvin and sons Of Blacks
siurg home foI the past week
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Emmett Dunkum
tailed on Mi ana Mrs Walter
e. Marks and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
allen
Il Mrs. Annie Marks Webb and
5rnldren Of Green Springs, Va
gave A. G. (Buck5 Marks a sur
prise birthday dinner Sunday at
his home. Those present were Nh
and Mrs. w. f. Webb, Jr,. and
Bobbie Of Norfolk, MIR and Mrs
Monkey pearcie and Miss Frances
WEBB, of Vienna, Mrs Mormon
Laid. ST.. and Jr, and two chill
dren. of Summerset: Misses |Shir-
LEY and Ruth Webb and Charlie
I Layinan, of Green SPRINGS: Mrs
Collnan ColVef and 'Allerson Of
| GoIdonsville. Others present. were
I Mr.. and Mrs. George Waltel
4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-14

Sunday dinner guests Of the
Emmett Dunkums were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Jordan. Duggin and
Susanna. Miss Susie .Samack and
Willie Hinsten all Of Richmond.
Other visitors during the week
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Jones.
Mrs F. NJ White, Mrs. Kathleen
White. Mrs. Wesley Shifflette and
daughters, Joyce Lee and Gail, an
of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale c. Harvey
and sons, Of Marion. Va, visited
his mother. Mrs c. c Harvey
Mrs. Baldridge and Finch and
the William Newnlans of Farm
vile. While at home. Mr.. >ld
Mrs. Ca4e Harvey and his mother
visited Rev. and Mrs D. p. Rog-
ers, Of Amelia Rev ROGERS bap-
lis Philip Mason Harvey. the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Harvey. Mason being his great
nephew,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Spencer who
I for some time have been living in
Kingsport, Tenn. have returned
4 to make their home in Farmville
/ Mrs Cora Baldwin. OF Farm
vile. and daughter. Lucille, and
children. OF Texas. visited Mes
danes c. c. Harvey. Finch and
Raidridge Saturday
Miss Elizabeth Harris was homt
for tile week end
Mn and Mrs w II Perry. Mix
and Susan. Of Washington. yisltef
.iler parents. Mr.. and Mrs y A
Grlfith over the week end.
Mrs. Ella Mcadors continuing
sick at her ster-in-laW an
brothers home. Mr.. and NM
oscar Weaver :
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Kappeg
James and Mi. and MIS-. To.s
Grl Of Richmond. MT. a}1
Mis- Vl@inus w. CiIiggs mia
children and Nh and Mis- To4
Gll2e. Of Baltimore and vast
inaton visited 'he-r mother, MI
c. r Wise for Mothers I)ay
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Aryoniia

Mr. and Mrs, Joel LeSueur
We're Richmond visitors last Tues
day.
Mrs. T. S. Jeffrey and Roth
we'll Jeffrey were week end guests
Of MI. and Mrs. Wexford Jeffrey
Of Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Dunn and
children. We're. Sunday guests Of
MI and Mrs Carlyle Snoddy, OF
near Wealthia
Stuart Fowlkes. Of Richmond,
Was the week end guest Of his
mother, Mrs. w. w. Fowlkes.
Mrs M + LeSueur was the
luncheon guest of Mrs Ellis
Snead. of Fork Union. last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Ford, of
Emporia. visited in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Ford during
the week end They also called in
the home of Mrs Louise Bryant
Sunday.
Sincere sympathy is extended
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Curdsville

From all reports the District
10 VFDC meeting held last Tues
day at BCFIS was quite success.
and all who attended had a most
enloyablel day, and enjoyed 50
much the address by Dean L. B.
Dietrich Of Y. p r.. as well as
other speakers on The program
9. NJ. Boiling Who nas been
nulte sick This past week, is some
what improved but still confined
to his bed
While HALEY Who has been on
ihe sick list for the past week OF
ten DAYS is able to be up some
lately.
Mr. and MIS- Wesley Dunkum
are spending the week end with
theil' son -in-law and daughter
Nh and Ms Jimmie Leap, Of Nor
tolk They viii also visit Mrs
Dnkum's sister. and brother-in-
law Mn. and Mrs. Charles Glass
of Warwick
Ms r eeves Phaup and Bucl
Nfmks visited MIS-. Jack Berscf
tlis past week.
Nh and Mis-. Russell Berscl
children. OF Lynchbure. ant
9fr and MIS- Frank Bersch, o
own Ton, were nome fqr tn,
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Mrs. j c. Youngblood and Kay.
of Danville. and Mrs. Harold
Hines and Mike. of Bedford. spent