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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
Catholic Foresters Bowling
Tournament Starts Saturday

The Catholic Order Of Foresters
annual Tri-state bowling tourna-
ment will get under way this Sat
urday at the Riverview Lanes on
Goodale street in Columbus this
Saturday at 3 pm.
Opening ceremonies call for
Monsignor Harold 0'Donnell, May
or Sensenbrenner. Albert Horst
man, Henry Holden, Frank Kerns,
Ralph Paul and possibly safety di-
rector George Doyle to roll the
first balls down six alleys to open
the event.
Over 80 fiye-man teams from In
diana, Kentucky and Ohio have en-
tered. One hundred forty-five
double teams and 800 single en-
trants are also expected. The tour
ney will continue on Sunday. May
8, with championships scheduled
for Saturday and Sunday, May Is
and is.
Leading the list of entries will
be the Newport, Kentucky team
which won the five man champion
ship in Cincinnati last year. Strong
competition is also expected to
come from the Fort Wayne, Indi-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
Fifth Quarter

Rain and the weather elements
have kept the grade school base
ball leagues to minimum of
games, making it almost impossible
to have any standings at the pres
ent time. From the games that
have been played, however. indiea-
tions are that ST. Catharine's and
st. Mary Magdalene's have the
strength in their respective
leagues. Each of those teams man
aged to get in their first two
games. The east end team bested
st. Johns 8 to and then clobber-
ed st. Mary's II TO /. The West
gate boys from ST. Mary Magda-
lene's stopped st. Agatha by a 10
to score and then routed St.
Christopher's to the tune of IL to ?.
In another week or so the teams
that will enter the playoff at the
end of the season will probably
be leading their leagues.
The short baseball season ends
the organized CYO play for the ell
ementary division for the summer.
There has been an attempt in the
past to keep things going among
the parish teams but the disad-
vantages are too many. Vacations
and public recreation leagues take
their toll. There is a little activity
on the Prep scene but that is mi
nor. The next program rolls around
in the fall with the advent of foot
ball season. There may be a few
changes in the plans for the grade
football leagues next year. For
many seasons coaches and officials
have been dissatisfied with the
present weight limit Of 100 pounds
in the leagues. The growth of en-
rollment in schools in some places
and the decline Of it in other areas
have made ii a bit unbalanced.
Many suggestions have been made
but no satisfactory plan has yet
been discovered. CYO officials
have promised, however, that next
season will bring another attempt
TO rectify the situation.
NOTES from here and there: st
Cyprian's team withdrew from the
boys Presentation League but the
place was filled quickly by st. Jo-
seph's Cathedral school team. The
Broad st. baseball team will meet
ST. Cyprians opponents and pick
up the two games already cancel
led Miss Alice Ptacek Of ST
Mary's Of the Springs College is
again directing the officials for the
girls league Miss Mary b
Lynch, long associated with the
youth department Of the Diocese
will leave Columbus in May to
work in upper New York.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
.NOtre Dame Goes
Against Western
Michigan This Sat.

NOTRE DANE. Ind. - Winning
four of seven games on their recent
baseball tour through the south,
Notre Danes diamond brigade Wis
its Kalamazoo, Mich, Saturday,
May 8, to battle Western Michi-
gan, current leaders of the Mid
American Conference. The all-time
record between the two schools
shows the Irish with S5 victories as
against 18 losses and one tie. Since
1850 however, the Bronces have
whipped Notre Dame six out of
seven times. Last season Coach Jake
Kline's Irish lost an away contest,
5-3, but managed to win a wild
home engagement, 10-9, on the day
in which, the Notre Dame coach
was given day" honoring his 20
years as head coach.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
DAYTON Cridders
Make Premier
For New Coach

DAYTON. o. = A determined
band of movie stars stepped out on
a new production recently under a
new director.
The 1854 edition Of the Univer-
sity of Dayton football Flyers, APP
proximately SO strong, were the
main actors.
To Head Coach Hugh Devore and
his staff the Flyer players are only
movie stars" The staff has seen
the players in action only in films
of 1853 games. The players viii
all be "freshmen" to the coaches
and the entire staff is in its own
freshman year at I'D.
DoverS assistants are former
teammate at Notre Dame, Joe
Sheeketski, backfield coach; a for.
mer assistant at NYU. Herb Dinta-
man. line coach, and a former pu-
pill with the Green Bay Packers,
Give Rush. end and frosh coach.
Devore and his staff will greet
group bulwarked by 16 letter
men headed by Jimmy Shafor,
right guard and captain from Ham
ilton. @. .-..
The speedy Shafor, who handled
the ball almost as much as some
backs last season, was elected cap
tain of the 1854 club at a Mona
gram Club meeting last week.
The new Flyer field leader set a
school record by recovering six
fumbIes last season; he returned
an intercepted pass 10 yards and
because of his speed and drive, a
guard-around play gave him a
chance to carry the ball late in the
season.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
AII-casholie final against q favored
ST. Johns peIphos team.

AIl-casholic final against q favored
ST. Johns DeIphos team.
The rs points in two final games
broke the old record by % points.
Received only second team honors
on All Ohio Class B team. but was
unanimous choice for All-Tourna-
ment donors, and at state tourna-
ment poll received 30 of 81 votes
as most outstanding player in all
Ohio Class B ranks.
Set new Diocese one game scor-
ing record with 81 points VS..
South GAINESVILLE" "
Speeter also selected st. Aloysius
as 18th top Catholic team in the
country. The top twenty teams
were: Los Angeles Mount Carmel:
Milwaukee Marquette; New York
St. Ann; Chicago st. Mels;
st. Louis Christian Brothers;
Springfield CMass.) Cathedral; New
York All Hallows: New Orleans
De La Sale; Brooklyn St. Francis:
New York LaSalle; San Francisco
st. Ignatius; Erie Pennsylvania)
Cathedral Prep: New Lexington ST.
AIoysius; Minneapolis DeLaSalle;
Salina (Kansas) Sacred Heart; Tam
pa Florida) Our Lady of Perpetual
Help: Lansing Michigan) st. Mary;
Elizabeth N.JJ st. Mary; Pitts
burgh St. Michael; and Buffalo
Timon.
Only other Ohioan named to the
group was Cleveland st. Edwards
Jack Kelly He was placed on the
fifth team.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
FOOTBALL GAMES
WANTED 1854
September

September
17-Tiffin Central, home; Mid
dlebranch.
24-Wayton Wilbur Wright,
away; Girard; Bucyrus.
October
l. Warren; Cleveland st.
John Cantius; Crestline; Dayton
Dunbar; Youngstown Fit c h:
Leetonia; Maple Heights, home.
8-Dover st. Joseph; Colum-
bus st. Charles; Cincinnati Pur-
cell; Burton; Hamilton, home.
IS - Warren; Mariamont,
home; Wooster; Cincinnati old
Woodward; Dayton wilbur
Wright, away; Alliance, home;
Dayton Dunbar; Toledo Waite.
Warren; New London:
Akron Hover; Dover St. Joseph.
29-Canton Lehman, home:
Whitehouse Anthony Wayne;
Ironton; Niles. home; Coldwater,
home; Steubenville Catholic,
Home.
November
5-Warren; Ironton; Rock
ford; Akron Hover; Toledo
Woodward; New London: Day
ton Dunbar; Burton; Toledo
Waite.
12-Cleveland st. John Can
thus; Columbus st. Charles; Day
ton Wilbur Wright, away; Day
ton Dunbar; Burton.
19-Cleveland st. John Can
thus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07

the Xavier University Club of
Portsmouth on Thursday. May 6.
Meeting some of the top compe-
tition in the nation last year,
Wulk'S cage squad compiled a rec
ord of 18 wins and - losses. one
of the best seasons in Xavier his
tory.
Wulk is also head baseball coach
and instructor in physical educa-.
ton at Xavier. Ralph B. Sommer,a
president of the Xavier Portsmouth
Club, completed arrangements for
Wulk's appearance at the. meeting.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07

votes cast by Catholic newspaper
sports editors around the country.
Here is what Speeter said of Allen:
mike Allen. ST. Aloysius New
Lexington, Ohio, almost single
handedly led this small school with
q male students to the Ohio State
class B championship.
Really showed All-Ameriean met
tie during final four weeks of state
tournament play when his scoring
totals were as follows: 32-29-34-47-
31-33-43-35.
Scored $50 points in 2s games
for better than 80 points per game.
In state finals Tailed '43 points VS..
WestmoHt and IS points in first
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
Mike Allen Named All-CathoIic

Mike Allen. New Lexington ST.
Aloysius star basketballer, was
named to the All-Catholie, ALI
American team by the New World.
Chicago archdiocese paper, last
week. Allen was placed on the
first team along with Pete Gaudin,
New Orleans De La Sale; Jack
Mimlitz. st. Louis Christian Bro
theirs; Larry Hauser. Los Angeles
Mount Carmel: and Ernest Haynes,
New York All Hallows.
The selections. announced by
Robert L. Speeter. were made from
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ana. and Louisville, Kentucky
teams.
A party will be held for the
bowlers on Saturday night. May
9 and May Is at the Four S club
rooms at SCI South High street
Columbus. from Q to II o'clock.
Lunch and refreshments will be
served.
Louis Dimel, 435 Mithoff street,
Columbus, is tournament manager
while Frank Schneider, 212 Avon
dale avenue, Columbus, is publicity
chairman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
Rosecrans Bishops
Notch Sixteenth
Baseball Victory

Zanesville's Rosecrans Bishops
made 1t is wins in 20 starts this
season when they whipped South
GAINESVILLE 1873 on the st. Nicholas
diamond. The Bishops collected on
ly six hits but four South Zanes.
vile errors and home runs by Mat
tingly and Bramlish ran up the
total
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07

Join your neighbors in the vol
unteer parade. An increasing mum
Der of Columbus men and women,
old and young are giving friendly
help through the Volunteer Service
Bureau of the Community Chest.
The Bureau can use clerks. clerical
workers or file workers. Can you
spare an hour a week? II so, call
AID 4l65.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07
BASEBALL
CYO ELEMENTARY SCORES
unNC

CYO ELEMENTARY SCORES
BOYS
Annunciation League
Corpus Christi 0, 81. John 4
st. Catharine II. st. Mary
Next Weeks games
MAY L Rosary vs.. ST. John at ST. Vincent
May II Corpus Christi Va. St. CathArine
at ST. Catharine.
May 14St. Ladislaus Va. 81. Mary at
Southvicw.
Assumption LeaRHe
ST. Agatha 1, Holy Family 2
ST. Mary Magdalene ST. Christopher
ST. AioysiVs 9, 81. Francis II
Next Weeks games
May list. CHRISTOPHER vs.. ST. Agatha a.
St. Agatha.
MAY 18'-St. Aloysius vs.. Holy Family al
Sunshine.
May ST. Mary MSsdalene vs.. St. Fran.
els At st. Mary Magdalene.
Presentation League
ST. Dominic 4 o. J.. of p.
ST. Vincent 4 st. Cyprisu Q
Christ the King 8, ST. Thomas
Visitation League
ST. Peter T. Sacred Heart 0
ST. Augustine 2, Holy Name ]
Immaculate Conception 5. st. Michael
Next Weeks games
May 10 st. Peter ". Holy Name at Tnttle
May ia-Saered Heart vs., st. Michael At
st. Michael
Nav Immaculate Conception vs.. ST..
Augustine at Whetstone
CYo ELEMENTARY SCORES
GIRLS
Presentation League
Immaculate Conception II. st. Michael 10
st. Agatha 81, st. Augustine
st, Mary Magdalene .. ST. Christopher 8
Visitation League
Christ the King s, Rosary 20
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07

Villa Madonna College of Gov
ington, Kentucky, announced last
week that it will resume inter
collegiate basketball competition
next season
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-05-07

RimbalI. Mattingly 2. P, Binan 2
Davis, Bramiish 2, 2b-P. Dinan, HR-
Mattingly. Bramlish. BIB Dennison
Brooks s. Davis 2. so--Dennison 2. Brooks
/. Davis S, Winner-Davis (2-0) Loser
Dennison.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

Poole and son, Irving, visited rel
atiYes in Newport News and Nor
folk for several days this week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

ceive1 here by Milton Franklin
NuckolS OF The marriage Ut his
S I e p 4 Il ( h I eI Miss Dorothy
Gaines Maynard, 10 John Francis
on Saturday. February 6. IN Rich
mond Miss Maynard is a grad
uate Of Mary WASHINGTON College
She is a Observation-Disclosures Of
the late G. O. Camden. Of Buck
lngham County
Deepest sympathy is extended
to the family Of Mis-. A. f. Old
OF Glendale, whose death occurred
on Saturday. February 27. in 4
Richmond hospital Mr. and Mrs.
Old We're yacatidning IN Florida
when she was taken ILL.,
Mr. and Mas. F Randolph Har-
riSon Of Cumberland. announce
the birth Of a son. Robert Rand !
olrh, on February l8. Congrat-
ulations TO the happy parents;
Baron Won Steubcn and Fear
naught' is the title of an his
torical address that was given
by Frank L. Wilkinson. president
general Of the Sons Of the Rev
olution, at the Wa hineton Birth
day dinner, Fe bruary %. in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Glendale NeIrs
Buc bingham Natives Feted At Tea
In Richmonds Miller and Rhoads

MiSs Doris Atkinson. of the
faculty cf George Wyth High
School, Hampton, and A Laurie
Pitts. Jr. VIII 0 is stationed at
Hampton with the Air Force. were
entertained at a tea. Saturday
February 27, at Miller and Rhoads
Tea Room, in Richmond. Both
Miss Atkinson and Mfr Pitts are
natives Of BUCKINGHAM County
Mrs. Annie P Johnson returned
to her home here Saturday after
pending several weeks in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ.
Clark, Of Richmond, where she
was under the care OF a special
st. Slle has greatly benefited from
her stay
Mr. and Mrs. Clark entertained
the Fey. and Mrs. James S. Bur
leigh and son. William James
Thursday evening, at dinner, in
honor Of the latter's house guests.
Mrs. johnson. Others entertained
at dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
Waverly M Nuckols and MI. and
Mrs Walter Cieslak, of Richmond
Marriage News
Announcement has been re-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Dilllcyn Ners
Buckingham
In Charlotte
Central Places Second
Basketball Tournament

The Buckingham Central Girls
Basketball team played III the
tournament at Charlotte c. H on
last Saturday night. They won
the runner-up trophy and it was
the first time the Blocking ham
team has ever played III the finals.
The score was 1896 IN favor Of
Randolph Henry. but 1T the half
the score was a tie Both teams
played an excellent game, and
Buckingham girls are TO be con-
graduated on their wonderful
playing. Better luck next time
girls.
MI. and Mrs. Ivan Davis and
son. Chip. spent last week end
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Tim Charl-
ton in Newport News
Mr. and Mrs B A. Seay have
been confined to theft home for
several days with flu
Mrs Harry Hudnall. Mrs. Lee
Christian and little Patricia Chris
tan were shoppers in ICharlottes-
vile, on Friday.
Mrs Wayne Dawson and Mrs.
w B. Garter were Richmond
visitors last Wednesday
Mrs Jack Hartley has returned
to her home after spending a week
at Stuart Circle Hospital III Rich
mond. for observation and treat
Inent
Mrs. Kenneth Steihbrldge, of
Altayista. visited in the c. |,
Poole home during the week end.
Elijah Gary spent the week end
in the home Of his sister. Mrs
w A MaXey
Mrs Gray Shumaker and Mrs
James Riddick visited Mr.. and
Mrs Wiley Shumakef. in Rich
mond during the week end
Mr. and Mrs Alleu Raine and
family. Of Hilton Village. spent the
week end III the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w Moore.
Mrs. James Christian visited
her brother Charles Carrot at Nc
Cures Hospital on Sunday.
Nh and Mrs Lewis Turner and
children spent Saturday III Lynch
burg
Mrs Annie r Pearson, Mrs. C.
Poole and son. living. spent
Friday with Mrs r Y. Field .ng
in Lynchburg
Mrs. II NJ Culbreqh and Mrs
Ormond Dean, of Charlottesville
We're Saturday visitors i'll town
Miss Joan Poole, of WeSthamp-
ton College. spent Tile week end
in the home Of her parents, Nh
and Mrs. c. I Poole.
Miss Margaret McFHoy Of Pc
tersburg visited in The home of
Mr. and Mrs r. S. Rainey last
week end
Mrs r J Wojnickli. Mrs. c. /
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

Chicago, Ill MI Wilkinson is 4
descendant OF the late Col Jesse
Thomas Of Cumberland
Recent visitors at "Ufton Ter
race We're Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
NJ CLARK. 81 Richmond. Mrs. Mel
lie Atkinson Chapman. Of Farm
VILE Mrs Frank Butler MIS-
Naomi Poe and daughters. Ken
and Gladys Mr. ana Mrs. s D.
Harris OF Alpha Mr. and Mrs
Lewis H GuegIant. Of Gold Hill.
and Mrs. BESSIE Jackson. Or John
son Station
Attorney Frank D. Harris. and
Ann Marie. OF south Hin visited
their parents Mn ANA Mis-. s. ID.
Harris, OF Alpha. Sunday
Mrs. J II JAM rSon and
daughters. Palmer and Deborah
Sac Of Dillwyn, spent Thursday
with her parents, NH and Mis-
Frank Butler.
Mn and Mrs Norman Lee
Wilkinson. Jr. 81 CHICAGO, an
nounce The birth OF a daughter
Racial AnU
Mrs Stump, Of near Scots
vile recently sold her home. and
is making her home with her
daughter ana son-n-law Nh ana
Me- Jrilliop, - TN,.;r{ra,, -. G--l,.,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Rans0ns

Miss Annie Patteson spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs r l.
Agee. OF Richmond
Mrs j p Spencer and daugh-
tiers, Ella and Pauline, spent Sun
day evening With her mother, Mrs
H c. Patteson
Mr.. and Mrs L. r Maxey had
all their children and grandchil-
dren with them, Sunday
Glenn Hayes has returned home
from Florida feeling better
Mrs. Charles Tapscott died in
Richmond hospital Friday Mr.
and Mrs TapScoyt once lived at
Ransons and luis friends send
sympathy to The family
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Cllr.dsville

Rev. j c. Weaver preached at
Smyrna. Sunday morning. Serv-
+ ices were well attended His sub
iect was yourselves and Others"
/ The Hickory Grove Home Dem
onstration Club meets Tuesday
March 16 at 2 p m. with Mrs
+ j /. Jones. Demonstration was on
making picture frames.
The School Of Missions win
have its last session Sunday eve
ming March IA at SMYRNA Church
Rev. J. c. Weaver is teaching the
book Heritage and Destiny" by
Bishop @. Kennedy Of Los An
geles, Calf Everyone is invited to
hear Mr. Weaver.
II is hoped the heavy rains of
the past week viii help to revive
the wells that have been low Of
water i'll many sections
Believe most Of the sick in this
community are much improved
and able to be out again.
Mrs Mayneld Ownsby. who has
been nursing in Richmond for
some time. is home for few
weeks. She has been suffering
With her back, but hopes to re-
turn to work soon
Mr. and Mrs Walter Marks
visited the Emmett Dunkums,
Friday Al are glad to have Mr..
Marks home after having been in
the hospital for several weeks.
IndergoeS Operation
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Harris and
baby were in Richmond during TIE
week. Mr. Harris had a minor on
GRAFTON, but is getting along nicely
and IS out again
Miss Janet Dunkum is teaching
at Forest Grove School near Rich
mond
Ms Margaret Hamilton is
spending some time with Mr.. and
( Mrs. Richard Wise and is getting
along nicely after quite stay il
the hospital
Nh and Mrs Billy Dunkum and
children and Mrs. w. r. Dunkum
al OF Green Springs visited Mr
and MIS-. Walter Marks and Mrs
Reeves Phaup and Buck Marks,
Sunday afternoon
Recon visitors Of Mrs. NJ NJ.
Julian were Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Julian and son. Of ClarkSyille.
MIS- Edward Pollard Of Farm
vile, Mrs O. M. Boiling and Mrs.
Sweden Allen
Poole and son, Irving, visited rel
atlVes in Newport News and Nor
folk for several days this week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
His LutNy Day

Sonny Daddy, do YOU remem-
Der where it was That you first
met mama?
Daddy Yes, son | recall that
it was at a party where there
We1e g at he table
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12
Returns From Hospital

Mrs Emmett Dunkum. who was
4 patient in Johnston Willis hos
pital, Richmond for a few days
last week. is home and able to be
out again
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yancy Bailey, Mr.
and Mrs. George Cox. Emmett
Dunkum, Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves
Phaup and Mr. and Mrs Henry
Bailey we're some of the visitors
If MI and Mrs. George Walter
Marks, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Smith. Of
Farmville. visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Marks, and at
tended church services at Smyrna
Sunday morning.
The Alfred Harris and Miss Will
son called on Walter Harris and
Miss Mary Frances Harris. neal
Cedar, Sunday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs Bill Robertson, OF
Roanoke, visited Mrs. Reeves
Phaup and brother, during the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkun,
visited Mrs Walter Duncan. Of
Columbia, Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs, Smith and family
Of Petersburg. visited Mrs. Bald
ridge and Mrs Finch during lle
Week end
Miss Elizabeth Harris spent the
week end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Yancy Bailey,
Mrs Reeves Phaup and Buck
Marks visited the Emmett Dun
kums last week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Leep, Of
Norfolk. visited her parents last
week end
News of Birth
News has been received of the
arrival Of Wade Rhodes Stonneu
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John KEN
pei. (Chemp, Stonnell of Rich
mond. Both parents are formerly
OF Cumberland County
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Dunkum
were Richmond visitors last week
Visitors last week of the Alfred
Harris family. were Mr.. and Mrs.
john Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy
Flippen and Elaine, of Columbia.
Nh and Mrs. Robert Harris. Mr..
ana Mrs. Elmo Poe and Mrs. Clyde
Marks
MI. and Mrs. Lancy Bailey call
ed on Mr. and Mrs Monroe P.
Jones last week
Mrs. Lucy BerSch is visiting her
daughter in-law and son, Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Bersch. Of Lynch
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Allen and
daughters. of Cumberland. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Allen and son
last week
Mrs M. NJ. Julian called on Mrs.
Jake Bersch, Mrs. Margaret Ham
uton, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Hairless. of Farmville. last
week.