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The frontiersman., 1954-03-04
BAKE SALE SET FOR SATURDAY. MARCH 6

Members of St. Michael's Altar and Rosary Society will hold their monthly bake sale this coming Saturday in Bert's Drug Store from II am. to pm. The public is invited to shop for home made pastries, rolls, and breads.
The frontiersman., 1954-03-04

Seidenberg and was later trans ferred to the Air Force Hospital.
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Hollywood
Notes

HOLLYWOOD IA handsome
young Englishman opened his
mouth to sing. The voice was in
mistakably that Of Mario Lama.
This strange circumstance hai
been happening on the set d
Student Prince" MGM's refur.
bishing of the Sigmund Romberf
operetta. / watched while Edmund
Purdom sang q love song to Ann
Blyth. At least Purdom went
through the motions. Lama sup
piled the voice.
This is the picture that launched
law suits asking millions of dollars
in damages. Lama walked out on
the production, leaving il high and
dry. He later had q change of heart
and made a deal whereby the stu.
dio could use the recordings of his
voice for the sound track.
Purdom was chosen to step into
Lanza's roomy costumes. He il
rather slim and tail with a wen.
chiseled face and brown hair. Di.
rector Richard Thorpe reported be
was doing admirably.
AFTER the first Is seconds or
the screen, you'll forget entirely
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
@NOt NeaU'' ShOp
Is Washirgton's
Latest Wrinkle
~ JANE EAns

WASHINGTON - Dial King .
$50 aGd . crisp voice answer,
s'Not New" Then you talk 10 Henri
ne not. win tell you that though
00thing Is new in the shop she rms
win q top admiral's daughter
everything's good, and she charges
accordingly.
Slight, dynamic, colorfnl Henri.
eta Ehrsam, BoSton-born widow
and mother Of two young dansh.
ters. and her partner, Florence
King, Travelled, sophisticased
daughter Of Fleet Admiral Ernest
]. King, are doing a thriyinr. Az.
ciking business. To diplomatic v,iv.
-, military brass, debutantas
world travellers and housewves
they sch clothing and other items
from driftwood 10 diamonds
that other diplomatic wives. mil.
Mary brass, dehutantes, travelar,
and housewives bought by mis-.
take. Inherited. received as m.
choseu presents or-rnost Iksiy
Il rs b the clothing line-wouIdn;,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
By Bob Thonas

that you are hearing Lanza's
voice." said Thorpe.
When the scene was over, Pur-
dom came over to discuss his fu.
ture. He believes that the Illusion
viii succeed.
Its not like Larry Parks i'm
PRESERVATION of AL Jolson," said the
handsome protege Of the Oliviers.
In that picture, Parks was Dor.
traying a well-known personality.
All his songs were done with ges-
lures and dances, just as they
would have been done on a stage
before an audience.
Student Prince Is different.
The fellow does not step before an
audience and start singing. All the
songs are worked into the plot.
Lama had never done that on the
screen. Virtually all the singing in
his pictures were arias or songs
delivered in the grand style. Only
in the beginning Of The Great Ca
russo was there a song which he
did spontaneously"
Purdom has never met Lama,
but is well acquainted with his
style. When the young actor was
selected for the part, he ran the
Lama pictures over and over 10
observe how the tenor delivered
his songs.
"0ddly enough, Mario exerts
very little when he is singing on
the SCREEN" he commented. ''II
pictures were taken while he wa.
singing for the recordings, ht
would probably be amazed at ths
straining he does.
81 was faced with q problem II
trying to simulate his singing. 1
is such q big voice with such ,
kick to it that you have to do on,
of two things: you have to appear
big with a huge, padded chest, Of
you have to appear to be straininl
every muscle. Synchronizing tn,
lip movement was easy to acquire
making the delivery Of the song
seem authentic was much NOR,
difficult.
II do it best by turning the re
cording up as loud as I can. Il
that way, I can drown out my owl
ineffective organ. And the voice al
most seems to enter into me-"
That's the system that Park
used for the Jolson pictures; b,
played the songs at q deafenin,
volume.
Despite Purdom's modesty, he 1
reported 10 have q nice voice q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR
MONDAY. January Ilsh

MONDAY, January llih
1ooo-Gym officers wives bldg s. Seapane
TO0-God Star Mothers WV Home
1-Wesleyn Service Guild. First Methodist Church
7:3O-DeMolay Mothers Circle St. Pauls Parish Han
S00-Exeeuive Board, Presbyterian Church
sOO-PTA at Poincana School
0O0-Beta Sigma Phi, On Seminary st.
SO0-Anchor Lodge 1872, Scottish Rite Temple
SOO-Forda State Nurses ASSN place to be announced
SO0-Nccholics Anonymous, open meeting 55A Duval st.
soo-LOgia MaE Nro s. orden Cabaeos de Mar sls Eliza
beth st.
TUESDAY. January l1h
s:Oo-Thirf Shop, Naval Com missary IL
s:0o-Ladies' Day Golf Tourna ment Key West Golf Club
loOo-ZXl1 OWC at Aeropams
6:&-Kiwanis Club, La Concha Hotel
7:30-PTA, at Truman School
J:30-WSCS FIRST Methodist Church
1:30-DeMoay, at Scottish Rite Temple
7:SO-Youh For Christ at Fleming St. Methodist Church
7:G-Dupicate Bridge Club, Fl Taylor
s:oO-Begnners', Bridge Club, at Fl Taylor
S:00-Sock Car Assn At Legion Home Stock Is.
S:O0-Knights Of Pythias at Pythian Hall
0s00-Southernmost Pistol and Rifle Cgub Legion Home
S:OO-PTA. at Harris School
so-Navy Wives Club No. S. at CpO Club US Naval Station
0:00-FRA Auxiliary, Unit s., at FRA Home
WEDNESDAY, January l3th
Training Group. owe place 10 be announced
lo:OO-EAWTU owe place 10 be announced
lO:O0-Navy Wives Club No. CPO Club us Naval Station
Daughters Of the Confederacy place 10 be
ced. -
7soKey West Historical Socey place 10 be ANNOUNCED
J:30-Junior Debs, at Woman's Club
GOO-Scoetsh Rite Bodies at Scottish Rite Temple
GOO-PoA No g. American Legion at Legion Home Stock n
s:VV-Sacer0o0Sas Del Hogan No. /, sl9 Elizabeth ST.
s:OO-b. r O. DOES, Drove ~, at the Elks Annex
e.vVSuMor Onamper OF Commerce. at the Clubhouse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
TX. OF C. Auxiliary
|IrsstaIIs Officers
At Recent Meeting

Ladies Of the knights Of Colum-
bus held their first monthly meet
ling Of the New Year last Thursday
evening, at the Noes Hall. Grand
knight Robt. Van Eeople installed
the new officers in an impressive
ceremony.
The officers for this year, are
as follows: president, Theresa
Fredette; vice president, Josephine
Hull; secretary, Joan Shisler; trea-
Isurer, Alicia Gates and temporary
treasurer, Ronny Howard.
A new member, Mrs. Ann De-
Monge, was welcomed into the
group. Next months meeting viii
be held on Feb. 9Th, at Mrs. Joan
Purcell's home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

be caught dead h, q second time.
Henri started The shop IN near
by Alexandra. Va, with Mrs. Ber.
nard Schriever, daughter Of retired
Air Force Gen. George Brett, IN
l947. 81 just thought there was q
definite need for a place 10 sell
good clothing that people want to
get rid of and some one else car
use" Henri told me. This Is mo-
q thrift shop, or q swap shop. We
charge high prices and generally
serve super-swank people"
When Mrs. Schriever's Air Force
husband was assigned out Of The
area, Miss King took over hel
share Of the organization. The shoe,
string that Henri and Mrs. Schri
ever started out with in q Little
open hallway with one table and q
chair soon grew TO a fullsize boo;
lacing." In three weeks Not New
moved TO q larger place and in two
years was established IN It's owl
building. Now there are Not New
shops in Little Rock, Ark, Norfolk
Va, Wilmington, Del, Cambridge,
Mass, Coronado, Calf, and II
Washington's Georgetown section.
''The business is going like q
house afire," says Henri.
Not New gets q lot at eowns,
furS and tswelry On conSie1mnent,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

his own. He's baritone, but director
Thorpe reported that he becomes
a tenor when he has 10 strain In
the closeups.
Purdom is the son Of English
author and dramatic critic. Charles
B. Purdom. Having appeared In
repertory and in Shakespeare at
Stratford -on-Avon, he came to
New York to play in the Cleo
patra" shows done by vivien Leigh
and Laurence Olivier. Six different
studios offered him contracts, and
he chose one at MGM.
| His only two film chores before
"Student Prince" were bits in
Titanic" and Julius Caesar" He
married an English dancer named
Anita Phillips and they have q
year-old daughter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

enf N club and civic affairs.
Deputy Supreme President Of the
DOES, Mrs. Betty Funderburke
viii be here from Orlando, Fla, to
participate In the installation which
viii honor the outgoing president
Of the recently organized group as
well as the newly elected head.
Retiring officer IS Mrs. Myrtland
Gates under whose guidance the
organization was started and who
presided at the initiation service
last autumn. New leader is Mrs.
jeanette Fields.
The program viii include "The
Lords Prayer" sung by 10 Ann
Mullins, and "Ave Maria" by
Lourdes Diaz, accompanied by
Miguel Mariscal.
Guest speaker Of the evening
viii be Exalted Ruler Of the Elks,
Earl Adams.
DOES participating viii wear
white evening gowns and the cere-
mony viii be the first to be per.
formed Ia this area. The public is
invited to attend, and following the
installation refreshments viii be
served and newly installed mem.
|bers will receive their friends and
acquaintance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
PLAYERS HOLD
ADDITION TONIGHT

Key West Players will hold
. second auditor this evening
at Q o'eIoek st the Woman's
Club for their next production
"RsIl, Beck and Candle" which
will be directed BY Emily Wool
Icy Goddard.
MRS. Goddard stresses that
fhe ADDITIONS are open 10 every.
enc In she Key West area both
townspsople and Naval person
mel, and that h Is not necss.
sary 10 be . member 81 fhs
Players 10 take part IN their
dramatic productions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
B'NAT ZION PARTY
rs TONIGHT

The Auxiliary 81 B'nai Zion
Synagogue will hold It's regular
monthly card party a. Q o'elpek
This evening. Service personnel
and their families are especial.
" invited 10 fhis party which
Is HE first affair given This
year by His group.
There will be door prize,
and refreshments will be serv.
cd. Hostessss are Clara Lips
hitz, Rae Appelrovth and Gil.
d Weinfrsvb.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
Juvenile Council
Announces
Benefit Play

The regular monthly meeting o
the Monroe County Juvenile Coun
Icii was held in the County Healti
Building on January lth with Pre-
sident Amelia Camus In charge
The invocation was given by Rabb
Schwartz.
DR.. Lucille Calverly was nom
mated and unanimously elected Il
fill the Office Of second vice pre-
|sident.
Joseph Boza outlined the detail
ed plans for the new project un
Idertakent by the council to raise
funds for the new Juvenile Home
building. This project is the pre-
sentation of the Broadway muSi
cal show "Annie Get Your Gun.
1t VIII be given for four perform
|anceS at the High School auditor
ium on February 5th and 9th.
Boza had posters, leaflets ana
tickets ready to distribute to tn,
assembly and urged the group {,
take special interest in the pro
jet and give as much time as pos
|sible to promoting it. He pointet
out the dire need of the Juvenil,
Home for this county.
Louis Rockoff was appointed gen
leral chairman Of the affair and b,
will also have charge Of advertis
ing and publicly.
Mrs. Teresa Braxton was az
pointed ticket sales chairman. Mrs
Grace Crosby, Mrs. Irving Black
Mrs. Bervaldi, David McCurdy
Frank Romaguera and Julio Ca
banas, Jr., viii also serve on thu
committee.
President Camus spoke to tn
assembly on the need and the pos
sibility of obtaining a permanen
child welfare worker for Monro
County. After lengthy discussion
the president appointed the follow
| ing committees: health, Mrs. R
j. Dalton; welfare, Mr.. and Mrs
Salinero; recreation, David Nc
Curdy; legislative and legal, Judg
Thomas Caro-; education and chill,
guidance, Mrs Nicola; researcl
and survey. Glenwood Sweeting
membership, Louis Rockoff: pub
hcity, Teresa Braxton; auditing
Joseph Boza; program, Mrs. Grac,
Croby; hospitality, Mrs. Putnam
and religious activities, Mrs. J
Paul Touchton.
President Camus then introduc
ed a guest speaker Brigadier Cor
don G.. MacGillivrary, divisional
secretary of the Salvation Arm,
who spoke of the accomplishment.
of his organization and of the plan;
they hoped 10 carry out in Thu
area.
David McCurdy moved, and i
was unanimously agreed upon b.
the assembly, that future meeting.
of the Juvenile Council will be helt
lon the fourth Monday of eacl
month instead of the first Monday
The next regular meeting viii b,
held on Monday evening, Januar,
18th at 8 o'clock in the Monro,
County Health Clinic on Flemin,
Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
TELEPHONE: Citisen Office. 2-566l

Draperies and glass curtains
used together at 4 window should
be similar IN feeling. Chsskz drap-
cries, for instance, look attractive
with glass curtains of marquiSette
or organdy. DraperieS Of a heavy
material such as denim combine
well with glass curtains OF theatri'
cal gauxe or fish net.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

and IS currently handling q $4S,0
star ruby and diamond bracelet.
Once it sold a handsome Aubusson
rug that belonged to Eva Braun,
HiHer's late girl friend.
Men like to shop too" says
Henri. slots of State Department
people come in. The men say they
can get fitted better at Not New"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
KEY WESTER
rs IN KOREA

Serving in Korean waters with
Destroyer Squadron q aboard the
destroyer USS Henley is Jesus A.
Medina, Jr., engineman first class,
USN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Medina of 72S Simonton st. and
husband of the former Miss Gloria
J. Carbonell of 52S Bahama St., all
of Key West, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Mr.. Ryan went fishing in q mot.
|or boat and didn't get a bite. He
says the fish just wouldn't bite. He
had Mr.. Stephens along with him
and he got several bites. Mr.. Steph-
ems says he wishes he could hook
onto a big barracuda and see the
fun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
B.P. q. DOES To Hold Installation
Friday EUening At Elks Club Annex
In Impressive Public Ceremony

The first public installation Key B. P. O. DOES
Drove g. win be held Friday evening January 18th at O'Clock
The installation, which viii take place the Elks Club
viii be elaborate and impressive with officers of the
Elks Club well many Key promn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Add some crambled crisp bacon
10 creamed peas and serve over
toast for q luncheon dish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Mr.. Fletcher says he has over
one thousand fruit and other trees
planted ON his property and they
are coming along nicely. Each tree
had to be blasted separately. Mr..
Fletcher enjoys his huge fireplace
built on his property. To facilitate
his enjoyment he has easy chairs
for him and his guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
SuzY Shopper SEE

I spent one whole day checking
cards and handing out loIlipops
during me gamma gobulin inocu.
iatiOn At Harris School withou.
realizing that the cost Of each IN.
lection Is 5000. No one was wor.
Fying about the cost just then.
Certainly TIE National Foundation
wasn't they were just interested
in helping rs. and Il isn't the
Nrst time that March Of Dimes
money has been used to help
Key Wet. Be - generous as you
en- when you make your contribu.
0cn 20 the March Of Dimes.
X 4 a
ls's impegfsns for . Youngsters
shee - NJ really well. Globe
Skee Store On Fleming Street
esyries Oh widths and sizes In
ehildren's shoes. YevII recognize
namss like "sisFybeol," snd "Ro-
bin Heed". lust ire o. HE well
knswn brands On Globes shell
YES. There's enc style In Robin
tsoeAs thsf combines tise ever
pepwlaf naeeeasin Toe with . naT.
rev strap. Fer prs-tssnsrs.
hlsek patent slippers IN : wide
psies range. Globe fits she whole
samlly-heys and girls from hs.
bee 10 bop ass. Nom end Dad.
be. viii find smart comfortable
styles IN nationally advsrtissd
bsemds.
4 x \
Dog tags are now On sale
GROUND town. Your pup must have
one. The Humane Society keeps q
record Of the tag Numbers and Il
Edo wanders away--you have q
much better chance Of getting him
back.
4 4 4
NleteT Vie famoUs New York
hairsiyllss spent three days In
Key West Swing The operators
81 No Adorable Beauty Salon
special Instruction In his sxevI-
slvs mstheds. Gall 2-2lsz fer sp-
pslntmeNss
4 = -
II you managed 10 get 10 thu
gym Friday night, you saw some
Eeal basketball. Anytime there's
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Mr.. Braloff goes TO town every
day to his job with the Navy. He
has lots of visitors out to see him
on Sunday to 80 fishing IN his mot.
or boat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Mr.. Dick Payne is expected down
here any time. He is the fellow that
bought up so much Of Palm Villa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

n you're really In ihs know,
70 S02 DUval you'll GO
Donald's--for . neW hairde.
. Lovely, lovely you'll
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Have you been down 10 the
shrimp docks lately? The fishing
season is at its height and It's
plumb fascinating to see the boats
arriving or leaving. If you happen
by just about sunset, the net drap-
ed sillhouettes Of the boats against
q crimson sky Is q memorable
sight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
= a a

Guess that's all for now bua
that's the way it goes. Let's 60
shopping again on Wednesday and
see what's new IN the shops,
Suzy (adv)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

u yoU like antiques Or u you
prefer medern accessories you'll
find many lovely things ~ the
Old Island Trading Post on The
corner Of carolins and Whitehead.
Among the lovsIiesf are the bowls
Of Finnish crystal. Delicate frs.
Gerry with . modern feeling.
combined with old world arsis.
try. These bowls are signed by
Ntosfos TX who gives each do.
sign Q name. like "Norihsrn
lights" or Leaves" or "Notes."
Not TOO big and not roo little.
they'll make wedding Or snnivsr-
sary Gifts 10 Be cherished fer
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
Big Pine Key Notes
by W. /. STEPHENS

! wish TO make q correction d
"a misprint about q girl born b
Capt. and Mrs. Calkins. Il was Z
boy born 10 them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Mr.. Clarence Key goes TO work IN
town each day. He b building q
house on Palm Villa and hopes b
have it ready to move into In an.
other month. He has his big house
rented.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

never more than four points separ-
ating two good teams, there's plen-
ty Of excitement. Even Robin goa
50 excited she almost tumbled OF
the steps. And ! want to cOmpli.
ment the student body for Their
craftsmanship. It's real easy to
get 80 enthusiastic you forget your
manners. especially when youE
team Is playing . team you'd "a.
Their beat than anybody. 0ui
kids were just as quiet wher
BrOward was shooting fouls a
when Julio was swishing one
through in the last few minutes d
the game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

II you managed 10 get ID The
gym Friday night, you saw some
red basketball. Anytime there's
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Mrs. Shanahan has sold he
place on the south end Of Big Pin
Key and has moved somewher
between Big Pine Key and Ke
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

0n-@am.
George Is quite a craftman. You
should see the tables and what moi
he has in his house. He and Miller
are building a Stone dock at the
end of the street in Palm Villa.
Miller has several stone crab
traps set out near Porpoise Key
and expects 10 catch stone crabs
for the Key West market.
Myrtle Gibson has a time with
her wild pet racoons and their
babies. She feeds them regularly,
and they come up regularly. ;.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16
State Offers
Scholarships

Applications for a state teach
inc scholarship for 1954-55 are
now available N the executive of
fee according to an announce
ment by Or Dabney S. Lancaster.
president. July | has been set as
the deadlme for scholarship apph-
cations.
A $500 scholarship is open to
freshmen and sophomores who
major in elementary education.
Juniors ana seniors who are ele-
mentary majors or majors in art,
business education distributipe
education, English, foreign Ian
guage home economics, library
science mathematics. music. ma
tural sciences, physical and health
education, and speech, are also
qualified
For the first time juniors and
seniors IN the social studies and
history fields viii be allowed to
apply for this scholarship.
To be eligible for a schol-
arShlp a student must be a resi-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16
Southside Hospital
Admits IS Patients

Southside Hospital admitted SIS
patients this past week, AZ white,
Is colored. Admitted were:
Bernard Ward, Keysville, Mrs
Ella Meadows. Andersonville,
Nowlin Gaugh. Dillwyn, Edgar
Merritt, Jr., Amelia; Mrs John G.
Garrett. Farmville; Mrs. Leonard
Armitage, Bristol, Conn; Miss
Janice Gee. Blackstone, Miss
Helen Wilkerson, Dundas, Robert
Doss, Farmville: Mrs. Edward A
Vaughan. Farmville Miss Eva
Lynn Speas, Cumberland: William
Claire Jr,, Farmville; Tillman H
Pearson. Hampden- Sydney; Mrs
j. A Hillsman, Jr. Jetersville.
Mrs James C. Rakes. Keysville;
Phillip Bailey, keysville; Mrs
Melvin Stanley, Farmville, Sam
uel GOWN, Andersonville; OtWay
T Smith, Prospect; Robert l.
Taylor, Prospect; Mrs. Leroy S
Flippen; William Woodbridge
NottoWay; Mrs. George Sander
son, Farmville Charles Tanner
Victoria Charles Olsen Jr-
Crewe, Walter c. Slayton, Crewe;
Mrs. J. W. Dickerson. Farmville,
Miss Zenora Anderson, Charlotte
c. H. Mrs. Kate Glenn, Farm
vile.
James Wallace, Norfolk. Brenda
Pope. Rice; Henry Tharpe, Char
lotte c. H. Mrs. Leonard j. Moses
Victoria; Mrs. Maynard B. MUDDY
Victoria; Miss Judy Lane Morris
Farmville; Jimmie Lee Morris
Farmville; Mrs George E. Via Jr.,
Farmville, Mrs, Blair Kimball
Kenbridge; Miss Mary Leather-
wood, Farmville Erma Shumaker
Farmville.. Carlton Shumaker
Farmville, Frederick Shumakef
Farmville.
Parents of the week We're:
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Chanler
F'armVllle, girl, April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Barton
Burkeville, girl, April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. john
son, Amelia, boy, April 9.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-16

May Memorial Baptist Church
at. PoWhatan will soon have a
green lawn and branching shrubs
as the setting for its $4,000 Edu-
cational plant. The Building and
Grounds committee saw to that
this week
Members earlier in the week
seeded the large lawn and re-
moved smaller trees and stumpS.
to provide a sweeping setting for
the spacious building When men
could not be available to complete
the job the women took over to
finish the work at 7 p. m
The educational plant is the
first unit constructed Of the pro-
posed new church The church
sanctuary will be added to it lat
ter. At present, church services
are being held in the basement Of
the new brick plant
1t contains a kitchen and facili-