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that Mrs. Guy Robertson recent
~ entered Mayo Clinic in Roch.
ester for surgery on her hip.
which was performed Tuesday of
this week. Mr.. Robertson is in
Rochester with her. She said
she would love to hear from her
friends here in Browning. Her
address at the present is: care Of
Guy Robertson. Hotel kahler.
Rochester. MINI.
Harold Hanneman has been at.
tending the County Commission.
ers Meetings in Cut Bank this
week
Mrs. Ella Courtney. former
owner Of the Economy Shop. ar.
rived in Browning Wednesday
for a visit of several days with
Mrs. Margaret Starr. Mrs. Court.
ney is living in Great Falls.
The Glacier reporter., 1954-10-08

Meetings at the high school. At
ESQ there was another general
assembly in the Civic Center
auditorium which included a
pageant Song of Glory" pre-
sented by students Of Cathedral
High School.
The Browning group which in.
cluded Carol Magec. Carol Pepi-
on, Leo kennerly, Jr.. Larry
Monroe. Pat Pendergress and
Fr. Burke returned Monday
night.
The Glacier reporter., 1954-10-08
HOSPITAL NOTES

Patients admitted and dis.
charged: Henry Reevis. Bernice
Connolly. Daisey Juneau. Ra.
mona Gordon. Angie Cobell,
Steven LaBuff. Annie Running
Crane. Marjorie Gerard and
Baby daughter. Theda Augare
and Baby daughter. Nathan
Goss. Richard Rides At The
Door. Jr.. Doris Weasel Head and
Baby daughter. John Buckland,
Beverley Loring and Merl Grant.
Patients currently hospital.
The Glacier reporter., 1954-10-08

Mrs. Grace Barnett of Babb
and Mrs. M. r. Walters returned
this week from a two weeks va
cation which took them to Salt
Lake City. Phoenix, the Grand
Canyon and Las Vegas. They Wis.
tied for several days with Mrs.
Walters brother. T. NJ. Healy
and family in Oakland. Calf. On
their way home they visited
friends in Portland and Spokane.
Mrs. Evaleen Weter and Mrs.
Hattie Starr went to Waller Mon.
day evening to attend q banquet
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AN unusual opportunity. Party
to look after business. Short
hours. pleasant work. income
starts at once Won't interfere
with present job. Up to SIS
weekly to start Excellent eX.
pansion possibilities. $500 to
Sll95 cash required. Invest.
ment secured by equipment.
For personal interview. give
telephone. address. Write Box
A. CO Glacier Reporter. 3l.32
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Crowell
and family spent the week end in
Shelby visiting relatives.
The Glacier reporter., 1954-10-08

and meeting Of the Waller Chap
ter of the Order of Eastern Star.
Mrs. Fay Bradley and Mrs
VIM. Corkins were in Cut Bank
Wednesday.
The Glacier reporter., 1954-10-08

LOST or Strayed: Blackish
brown long.haired Argora
Tom cat. 4 reward is offered
for the return of this cat or
for information resulting in
the return of this cat. Please
phone 8S.R or write Box 446.
Browning. 81
The Glacier reporter., 1954-10-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 81 Jeep Station Wa.
eon. Two wheel drive. 4.Cyl.
engine. Very clean. $3.50 be-
low book. Write C. l.. Bourke.
22S 10th Ave. No.. Shelby, or
call 1902 in Shelby. 3Ctf
The Glacier reporter., 1954-10-08
WANTED

rYPEWRITERS. adding mach.
ines. cash registers. sewing
machines repaired. cleaned.
oiled. Also ribbons. covers. etc.
Reasonable charges. See Walt
Ramsey at c. ". Nichols resi-.
dence. 81
The Glacier reporter., 1954-10-08
LOST

LOST: a tan pockctbook with
credentials. If found please re.
turn to Stephen LaBuff.
Reward. 30
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Twin City
Church NeWs

pastor Of Calvary Baptist church,
Duluth, Minnesota.
Reverend Lewis johnson, former
president OF the Ministerial AL
lance Of Minneapolis, was guest
speaker at the evening service. His
text was lisa 66:13. Reverend JOS
eph Jackson and part Of his con-
gregatiOn, were the guest singers.
Reverend Cassius and Mrs. Mamie
Nolan were chairmen Of the Wo-
mems Day Program. Mrs. l.. Il.
Perkins, finance chairman.
Those who are sick in the hos
pitaI are: Mr.. Paul Jones, Cen
eral Hospital; Mr.. F. L. Braxton.
Northern Pacific Hospital; Mrs.
Nellie Carter, Fairview hospital,
and Mrs. Velma Williams, Glen
Lake Hospital Mr.. Plouis Moore
has been i'll for a week at his
home is reported improving.
Mrs. Simpson sartin, 1918 18th
Av. No. was called TO Canton,
Mississippi, because Of the Illness
of her sister. She hopes to visit
other relatives in Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, st. Louis, Mo, and Chica-
go, Ill
Don't forget your song request
program. s p. m, August %,
sponsored by the senior choir.
Mrs. Ruth Norris, president, Mrs.
f. Henderson, reporter.
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PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Never A Man Could Speak
Like Jesus" was the subject of
Rev. ]. w. Junell's sermon on Sun
day. Aug 10 at the morning wor-
ship service. Morning prayer was
offered by Deacon John l. Banks,
Sr., Richard Murphy sang The
Blind Ploughman" and was &C
companied by Mrs. Harriet Bell
Smith at the piano. Other music
was rendered by the Senior Choir
directed by A V. Hall.
Albert Moorhead introduced and
welcomed the following registered
visitors: John III. Harris. 63S Ron
do Av.: George ID. Howard, 954
w Central Az, and Mrs. Charles
Eta Jones of Sherman. Texas.
II was noted that Rev. Massey
is in Evanston, ILL.,, where he is
attending the World Council of
Churches. He will return to the
city at the end of the week and
will be in the pulpit on Sunday,
August % Rev. Massey's sermon
topic will be "a New Look" Spec
ial music viii be rendered by the
Senior Choir and the Youth
Choir will be consecrated. Direc-
tors of the Youth Choir are the
Mines. Leone Bray and Justine
Jackson,
1t was noted that Mrs Pink
Grant is a patient at Ancker Hos
pital and that Crorrial Milligan is
confined to st. LulSes hospital
Annual Women's Day services
will be held on Sunday, August
20. Speaker for the IL a. m. ser
vice will be Mrs. Leone Bray. Mrs
Bray's topic viii be The Church:
the Good Part" At 5 p. m. the
Women's day musical tea will be
held in Fellowship hall. Co-chair-
men OF the Women's Day commit
tee are the Mines. Marguerite
Gordon and Anna Rose williams
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FIRST COMMUNION
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Our subject OF the Sunday
morning service was The Ques-
ton of John the Baptist" Scrip
ture, st. Matthew 11-1-19.
A solo. ooh! Jesus I Have
Promised" was sung by Mr.. Carl
Olsen. The children's choir also
sang three songs.
We were happy TO welcome Mr..
and Mrs. Walten Schroenrock as
our guests. They are active Chris
tian workers, who hold evangelis-
tic meetings in parks and other
public places in this city. They
plan to cooperate with First Com
munion Church for the expansion
of Gods kingdom in this city.
o Lord, we have freely received
from thee the gift of thy love.
May we be willing and eager to
pass IL on to others.
All are welcome at First Com
munion church.
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FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR FRANCES LANGLEY

Funeral services were held for
Mrs Frances Langley on Satur-
day, August II at 2 p. m, at the
Brooks Funeral Home with the
Rev, John LaGrone officiating
Mrs, Langley, who lived at 2ii r
Fillmore St, died on August II at
her home after an extended i'll
ness
Born in Macon, Ca, Mrs, Lang.
ley had been resident OF St
Paul for "a years. She Is survived
by her sister, Mrs, Amanda
Brown, nieceS, Mrs Bernadinc
Powers. Mrs, June Rivers and
Mrs. Charles Cozine. a nephew.
Leon Brown. she was the great
aunt of Mrs, Lillian Williams.
Mrs. Wilma Browder and James
L. Bruce Jr, and the great great
aunt OF Deborah and Bernard
Browder.
Special solos were rendered by
Mrs Roberta Davis and Mrs John
LaGrnne, Mrs Davis was accom-
panied by Mrs. Harriet Bell
Smith Burial was in Oakland
Cemetery. Brooks Funeral Home
was In charge of the service
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CANfPHOR METHODIST
CHURCH

Since pastor Del Pine and fam
lily are away on vacation having a
well deserved rest, the Reverend
Charles T. Parker. our associate
pastor is carrying on the work Of
the pastorate and preaching every
Sunday, his text last Sunday was
taken from Isaiah 55;13. Instead
of the thorn shall come up the fir
tree, and instead of the brier shall
come up the myrtle tree. The
theme was, Instead Of" This
chapter in Isaiah is a prophetic
one and tells what will take place
in an individuals life when he
takes the way of Christ for his
way of living, instead of hate and
i'll will there will be love and good
will, instead of opposition to good
things Of life, there will be coop
Grafton for the best things of life.
There were many visitors in at
tendance to the services, the Jun
ior Choir furnished the music, ac-
companist was Mrs. Anna Mae
Rideaux.
Rev. Woodford of the Central
West conference was present. He
is visiting his sons and daughters
in st. Paul. There was a prayer
period led by Rev. Parker for the
sick and shut-ins.
Next Sunday special mention
will be made of the new members.
4 fellowship meeting for old and
new members all day Sunday.
August goth. At the evening SER
vice we viii have a visiting group
from Minneapolis, led by Mrs.
Roselind Glanton. a recent gradu-
uate of the Religious Education
Department of the National Bap-
fist Convention. Let us make that
a Red Letter day in the history of
Camphor church.
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bert Washington, Philadelphia;
DR.. Olivia Pearl Stokes. Boston;
Andrew Means, Gary. Ind, and
James &c. Gayle, New Orleans.
CME Church
Bishop j. A. Hamlet, Kansas
city, Kans the Rev. Luther Stew
ard, HopIinsville. KY, both dele
gates.
Bishop u. Julian Smith, DR., II.
w. Evans, Mrs. r. A. Carter, Chi
cago. President G. a. Kirkendali,
Lane College. Jackson, Tenn, and
Prof. WI. Graham. Paine college,
Augusta, Ga.
National Baptist Convention
or America
The Reys Henry Allen Boyd,
Nashville, and =. s. Wilkinson,
San Antonio. Texas, both dele
gates
The Methodist Episcopal
Church
Bishops J. w. Il. Bowen, At
lanta; Matthew w. Clair Jr,, St.
Louis; Or. NJ. Lafayette Harris,
president OF Philander Smith col
lege. Little Rock. Ark. and Harry
v. Richardson. Cannon Theolo-
gical seminary Atlanta. Ga, all
delegates
The Rev. Maceo u. Pembroke
st Louis; John II. Green, Spring
field. Ohio, and Mrs w. II. Me
Calmm, Chicago, accredited visi-
tors,
The Rev Prince A. Taylor New
orleans, press.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH


The message delivered by our
pastor, Rev. L. C. Harris, My
Mouth, My Heart and My Ton
que" was taken from the 10Th
Psalms and l4th verse. People use
their mouth and tongue TO much
for destructive purposes, rather
than clarifying God and edifying
the Saints on earth. Senior Gospel
Choir and the Musicetts, who have
Just returned from the convention
rendered soul stirring music, I'M
der the direction of Mrs. bessie
Gresham. Mrs. Freddie Mae
Owens and Miss Dorothy Jackson
were candidates for baptism, and
united with the church. Mrs.
Ruby Allison, Mrs. Willie Mae
Jackson and her two daughters
were united in the church on We'd
nesday, August 18th during the
midweek services.
Visitors were Patty Lockhart,
Wichita, Kansas, Mrs. Bette
Ghoston, Mrs. Robbie Gettis, Chi
cago, Ill, Helen Chamberlain Of
Davenport, Iowa.
Reverend d. S. Jones, pastor of
the Calvary Baptist Church in
Duluth. Minnesota, delivered the
first inspirational message, 10th
Chapter of St Luke, 18th Verse.
Theme, Occupy Until I Come"
The choir furnished the music, al
so beautiful solos and Duets by
Mr.. r. Kelly, Mrs. L. c. Harris.
Miss Sallie Hale, and Mr.. Willie
b. Hale. Piano Accompanist, Mrs.
v. Warder.
1t was a great shock hearing
that Mrs. Bessie Jones, 2205 Smell
ling Av. s., suffered from a light
stroke. Gods speedy recovery.
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REV. CARLY NAMED
4TH DISTRICT AMERICAN
LEGION CHAPLAIN

The Rev Denzil A Carly, rector
OF St Philips Episcopal church
has been appointed District chap
lain Of the 18th District Of the
American Legion by District
Commander Kenneth Carlson, It
was announced this week. The dis
trict consists OF 40 posts In Ram
sey County. Father Carly is a
member Of the Attucks-Brooks
Post, 606.
The Attacks Brooks Post will
meet on Sunday, August 20 at I
y. m, at the home OF Martin Wed,
dington, TIA w. Central Az,
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ZION CHURCH NEWS

Despite the downpour. there was
a good attendance at the Women'S
Day service. Guest speaker, Mrs
Martha Lee of Minneapolis Her
theme: "Woman's Responsibility"
Titus 2;2-5. Great emphasis was
placed on the Importance Of older
women being sober and OF sound
judgement so that they may teach
the younger women. As the speak
err stated. God must be first"
The program was enjoyed by all
communicates.
Visitors at the morning service
were Mr. Edward Lee, Sr., hus-
band OF the guest speaker, Doro-
thy Moore of Minneapolis, Mil
dred Dobbs, Dallas Texas, Mrs.
Willie NJ weathers, Pinola, Mis-
sissippi, Reverend S. c. Jones.
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Because Of segregation, the
principal said, Pearl high il over
crowded and he expects n decline
in his school enrolment as a re-
suit Of Catholic schools integra-
ton. He also said that he expects
the public schools in Nashville to
become integrated possibly with
In the next year. He Is shown with
Ed Blackwell, staff writer for the
SPOKESMAN and RECORDER
newspapers, who interviewed him.
Staff photo.
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Palmer Jocksons
Entertoin Guest
From CHICAGO

Mr.. and Mrs, Palmer Jackson of
370S Fourth Az. s. entertained
their house guest, Miss Lois Hol-
land of Chicago, Illinois. at home
on Wednesday, August 18th.
There were about sixty people
who called on Miss Holland. Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson's home was very
picturesque with all the cut
flowers for their garden beauti-
fully arranged throughout the
house. Miss Holland was the re-
cipient'of many social courtesies
Those who entertained her were
the Mines, Il. v. Marshall, guest at
her garden party; Carrie NJ Neal,
dinner at the Curtis Hotel; Walter
Aston, bridge: c. w. Glenn.
brunch, DIN Wells, lunch at Day
toms sky Room; Burie Carmi-
chael, bridge luncheon.
Messrs and Mines. Charles
Noble, sightseeing and dinner at
the Nankin cafe; Maurice Daniels,
dinner; Talmage Carey, Boyd
Crawford, co-hostesses at the ST
Paul Pop Concert,
Those who sent gifts were
Mines. Paul Curry, Tela Burt, Mil
ton Shanlts, o. A. Alexander,
Harry s Brown, Clarence Ander-
son. Matthew Evans, William Nc
Query, Clarence Beck, Alice
Young, George Nixon. Coleridge
Heudon. Earl Comley.
Hostesses were Mines. Orzie
Alexander, Earl Comley, Matthew
Evans, c. w. Glenn, and Burie
Carmichael Miss Holland left for
home on Monday. August i6.
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a workable approach to the
problem.
The World Council of Churches
was organized In 1913 after more
than decade OF planning. It's
purpose is 10 bring member
churches closer together, TO help
all churches spread Christianity,
and 10 carry on the work Of world
church movements seeking 10 de-
fine more clearly the position Of
the churches I'm docthine and their
role in society
The current assembly. the first
full World Council gathering since
formation In Amsterdam, In TO
take stock OF what has been a.
chieved In the first six years. 10
appraise the world situation (re-
ligious, social and politically, and
10 determine what courses should
be laid out for the future.
Helping the worlds religious
leaders formulate plans will be
several outstanding ministers
from the United States. Among
them viii be representatives OF the
leading Negro church groups.
For The AME Church
For the AME church will be
Bishops 8, l.. Greene. ID. w.
Nichols, r. NJ. Reid. r.. ID. Jordan,
all delegates; Bishop A. J. Allen,
the Revs. A. Wayman Ward. Chi
cago; @. W. Blakely st. Louis: r.
w. Manse. Washington. ID. c.. ac-
credited visitors And the Revs.
Fred Hughes. w. ID. Johnson. G..
A. Singleton, press representa-
tive for the church.
AME Zion Church
Bishops William J. Walls. w. A,
Stewart. III. + Mcdford, all dele
gates. Bishop 8. G. spottswood,
Washington. d. C.; DR. James w,
Eichelberger Chicago, the Rev j
C. Hoggard. Washington, the Rev
j. w Finley, New York. accredit-
ed visitors Mrs. Abbie Clement
Jackson. consultant And Or. w,
r. Lowell, Charlotte. N. c., press
conauitant
National Baptist Convention. Inc.
The Rev, J II. Jackson, Chica-
go. Thomas Kilgore, New York;
Miss Mamie II Burroughs, Wash
ington; DR. Benjamin r. Mays,
Atlanta: the Rev. George w. Dud-
ley. Atlanta. u, Luther Cunning
ham. Philadelphia; M. S, Cor
don, Columbia, s. G.. and H. y,
Horne, Cleveland. all delegates.
The Revs. Merrell u. Booker.
Dallas; ~ X. Curry, Marshall,
Texas; ". A. Freeman. Kansas
City, Kans / II Henderson Jr,,
Kansas City, Mo; A. r, Jackson,
Chicago: Il. r. James, Knoxville,
Tenn, Owen u, polt, Chicago;
Samuel u Proctor, Richmond: o.
l., Sheriff., Raleigh. N, c; T, Ro,
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Dinner Guests: Reverend and
Mrs. Elijah Henderson of 1929
Bryant No, had as their dinner
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Hale,
Sr., of Grenada. Mississippi. Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Hale, and daugh-
ter Patricia, 613 Lyndale Place,
Miss Carrie Hale, HOG Aldrich
Az. N, Mr.. w. B. Hale, Jr., 1891
Fourth Av. S, and Mrs. Anna B.
Garrett and son. Frank Garrett
Jr., of 1147 Bryant n. on Sunday,
August Is. Mr.. Jimmy Hale, Miss
Carrie Hale and Mr.. w. b. Hale,
are the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Hale Sr. They enjoyed
their dinner immensely.
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New York Physieion
Visits Minneapolis Office

A visitor at the Minneapolis Of
flee of the Spokesman and Record
er papers this week was DR.. Nor
man H. Pritchard Of New York
City.
DR.. Pritchard was the lay dele
gate from the Episcopal diocese Of
New York to the Anglican Con-
gress here recently While in Min
nesota DR.. Pritchard made a tour
of the Mayo Clinic at Rochester,
MINI. DR.. Pritchard is a graduate
Of the Columbia University School
of Medicine.
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members In 46 countries are on
the campus OF Northwestern uni.
versity for the great church SEES
sion which closes Aug. 81.
The meeting opened Sunday,
Aug. IS with n great festival OF
faith in Soldiers field at which
time cast OF 5000 volunteers and
the 1000 delegates and other Of
ficials OF the world council as
sembly participated In song, scrip
ture reading, prayer. pantomine
and rhythmic movement, repre-
seDting the mighty works Of
God from the creation 10 the final
establishment of His Kingdom.
Negroes from the United states
as well as colored persons from all
over the world were conspicuous
throughout the performance. They
also served as hosts during the
evenings event which attracted
some 1875, 1000 persons TO Soldiers
Field, situated on the shores OF
beautiful Lake Michigan.
''Christ--thc Hope OF the
World" Is the overall theme Of
the meeting. However, the race
issue Is expected TO occupy much
OF the attention OF the worlds
church dignItarles. In formulating
an official statement on the racial
problem the council is expected
to consider:
I. A warning 20 churches
which continue 10 practice racial
discrimination.
.. Non-segrcgatIon In church.
8. InterrnrIal marriages.
Recognizing that racial tensions
comprise one OF the paramount
problems of the day a statement
released by the councils study de-
phrtment pointed out.
THE churches are divided deep
ly perhaps more deeply than in
any other way by racial lines
Racial differences destroy the un-
ity OF the churches within the
bounds Of many nations"
Among those who viii partici-
pate In discussions on the race
question win be representatives OF
the Anglican Church and the Dut.
Oh Reform Church in South Afn-
ca, land OF extreme racial ten
sions.
Despite their differences of
tongue and garb. the delegates
trust that common dedication
10 God win help them arrive at
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To bermuda: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ, r. Burgess, go Rondo Av., left
this week for a trip to Bermuda,
where they viii visit Mr. Burgess
mother and other relatives.
Hospitalized: Mrs Melba Wash
ington. 96t Iglehart Av., Is a pa
tient at St Josoph's hospital,
where her condition is described
as serious
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO offer our sincere
thanks to those who have shown
their kindness in many ways dur
ing our recent sorrow.
The family of the late Mrs.
Carrie Curtis
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Religious confGb
World Church Council
Brings Races Of Man
To Evanston Meeting

Evanston nl(ANPl -Religious leaders from Africa,
well the rest of the world gathered here Sunday for the
ond world Council Of Churches which is scheduled to meet for
two weeks
Representatives of 16l Protestant Orthodox and An
glican churches with total membersp Of about l7OOO0OOO
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Cumberland NeWs
40 Guests Honor Recent Bride,
Mrs. Louis Pfeiffer, At ShOuer

Monday night. Mrs. j. Benjamin
Davis. Of War. w Va Mrs. Davis
husband il " patient in the Uni
Nersily Of Vnainia hospital. Char
IlotteSqllle
Mn and MRS andrew + Godsey
visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Muir
Iray and their son, Charles. in
Petersburg last Sunday
4 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hayes had
as their dinner guests. Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. Glen Hayes, OF
buckingham c H. and Mr.. and
Mrs w G. Newman and daugh-
liter, Jean. Of Cumberland.
4 Mr. and Mrs. M x Davis and
Ray Davidson. Of Mt. Zion. We're
visitors Of MI and Mrs A w
DAVIS. last Sunday.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs j j
Pembelton. last Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Oliver and
daughter. Annie Of Dlllwyn, and
MI. and Mrs. Richard N Lewis.
Jr.. OF Richmond
Nj. and Mrs. T. j. Norman and
children, Linda Faye and William
Thomas, II. of Goochland. c. FL.
were dinner guests. Sunday, Of Mr.
and Mrs w r. Norman
Nj. and Mrs Garland Bryant
and their daughter Alma Lee
have moved into their new home
recently purchased from G j.
Whitlock Of Gainesville
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Settle
and daughter, Marie. of Alberta
were week end guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Allen Carter Mrs Settle
and Ann Marie remained here
for weeks visit With Mr. and
Mrs. Garter
Week end guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Z. Brown were MI and
Mrs. Edward K TomlinSon. Of
Kenbridge
Mi and MIS- w. L. Peters
and daughter, Katherine Lee, Of
F'armville. were among the guests,
Sunday, Of Mr. and Mrs. B. A,
Peters
Mrs. c. D. Brown and her SIS
ter Miss Ida Amos, were honored
guests Of their sister, Mrs. A. J.
Vogel, Of Gainesville. last Sun
day at dinner on the occasion of
their birthday anniversaries.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Collins
and their sons. Harold and Aubrey
Of Rames Tavern. were guests,
Sunday, OF Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
George
L. h. Dandy attended the meet
ing Of the West Hanover Presby-
terry held in Charlottesville Tues
day
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Mrs. Donald McRae. Of Church
land. who has been the guest OF
Miss Birdie Baugh for some time.
left Saturday for Petersburg to.
visit in the home of DR.. John
Williams before returning home.
Recent callers in the same homo
were Mrs. Ellen Guerrant of Dam
vale. Lewis CraWley. Of CuInber
land and Mrs. Guy palmore OF
Provost
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Guinea

James Hamlet. of Halifax: Miss
Alice Hamlet, of South Boston,
James Clay of Halifax, and Miss
Eunice Hamlet. Of Halifax. were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Addleman and Miss
Barbara Addleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Meador were
Saturday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Walthall of Jackson Heights
They We're accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Smith and daugh-
ter. Dawn
Friends extend CONGRATULATIONS
and good wishes to the bride and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Meador.