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World Title
Bout ToBe
AiredOn TV

September Is the month Of world
championship fights on the Pabst
Blue Ribbon Bouts TV program
with three title matches scheduled.
Heading the list is the welterweight
contest between champion Kid Ca
villain and Johnny Saxton on Sept
ember 1. A network Of 1O1 CBS-TV
stations viii air the 15-round title
bout from coast to coast beginning
at 10 p. m. Eastern Daylight Time
with station WTVJ-TV, channel 1,
carrying the contest locally. Jack
Drees viii report the action from
the Connie Mack Stadium in Phi
ladelphia as Pabst presents its 18th
world title TV bout.
One Of the most cOIorfIl Of an
fighters, Gavilan makes his nth
ring appearance and win be seek
ing his Tooth victory. The Cuban
Hawk is possessed with amaxing
speed and can punch extremely
well. He boxes with unexceiIed
skilled and his ability TO take 1
punch Is awesome. Currently rated
the best active boxer, Gavilan ID
considered by many az the greatest
welterweight champion. A profes-
sional since 1043, the nashy fighter
is noted for his bombastie bolo
punch. Actually this exaggerated
punch does little damage, the Kid
wins his battles with accurate left
hooks and straight rights. In lie
fights the champion has won %,
lost IA, drew 4, and scored n kayo
victories. Among his many victims
are such toprated fighters rs Car
men Baltic, Johnny Bratton, Ralph
Jones, Ramon Fuentes, Billy era
ham and Gil Turner.
Saxton, from Brooklyn, n. T.,
fought in the Golden Gloves where
he was an-victorious. As a pro
Johnny ran up q string Of 20 fights
before losing to Gil Turner on =
split decision. He does his best
fighting in close where his power.
full blows to the body try to slow
his opponents down and leave an
opening for his knockout punch. As
well as being Z hard puncheF,
Johnny is a clever boxer and has
the experience that goes with q
tough ring career and tough Op-
ponents. Because Of his tremend-
Gus speed Saxton makes an elu-
sive target. His record Of - VIC
tories In AZ fights against leading
welterweights earned Saxton Z shot
at GaviIan. The New Yorker uses
solid let's, uppercuts and hooks to
win. He has won 10 victories by
knockoutS while decisioning Ralph
Jones, Danny Womber, Joe Miceli,
Joe Giardello and Charlie williams,
among others
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HIGH TEAM SERIES: Westinghouse 2Ss4; Bs Garage 2237:
Home Milk 2l93
HIGH TEAM SINGLE GAME General Electric s4s ROys Book
Store 803; Home MIX, 1856. s4
HIGH INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE: Ken Myers Westinghouse
1842 Stan Wegynek Westinghouse 1901; Klu Garage
1881.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH SINGLE GAME: o. Gomez Roy,s Book
Store 223; Gonzalez Westinghouse 172; Greenfield Jr
eral Electric, All.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH SERIES: Y. Pruankas Coca-Cola SSA;
Anderson Home MIX Sel; ". Christopher Mix S2o
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Casa Marina Doubles Tourney
Set For Labor Day Weekend
Macy, CiUiIiar.
Netrsen To Vie
In Tournament

An invitational doubles.
tournament will highlight
the Labor Day weekend ac-
tivities at the local Casa
Marina Hotel. This was an
nounced today by Mr.. Con-
Tiff, hotel manager who is
sponsoring the event.
Plans are for inviting eight Of
the Island top doubles combina-
tons, civilian and navy, to parti-
cipate in the event. This year there
is no standout team. However the
new Navy combination Of Bill Bar
mes and Joe Antink, local singles
standouts will probably be the
strongest favorites. The teams
most likely to challenge this are
veteran teams of Jack and Har.
vey Sellers, winners of numerous
doubles tournament; Will Pearce
and Pete Varella former singles
champion, and Len Reinhart and
Johnny Sellers local Navy standout
and high school champion respect.
fully.
Teams participating are asked to
make entrees to Will Pearce chair.
man of the tourney committee.
Phone 2-2939 or Jack Sellers Of
Monroe Motors. Entrees will close
Thursday mite and drawings and
playing times win be posted on the
bulletin board at the Casa Marina
courts Friday Sept. 3rd.
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Pole Sitter
Shifts Station

DETROIT Rl-Richard "Dixie"
Blandy of Dayton, Ohio, calmly
shifted from one foot to another
today atop a 50-foot flagpole at
the Michigan State Fair grounds.
Blandy, 81, a former flagpole
painter, climbed up on the pole
yesterday. He stands on a small
two feet square platform and says
he will not come down for at least
eight days. He was hired to pub
licize the state fair which opens
Friday.
"I'll stay on top of the pole until
my feet swell so badly can't
take it any more" Blandy says.
'Then I'll come down and go to
a hospital for treatment"
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MANS OMI AUTO
RUNS OVER HIM

CRANSTON, r. l., "a - Harry
Kirbe Jr., Sc, was run ever by his
own auto yesterday and suffered
fractures Of both legs and several
ribs.
He said he parked the car on 2
steep driveway and had just lifted
the hood when the car slipped its
brakes az rolled over him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-31
HIGH SPEED WIRE
SYSTEM INAUCURATED

WASHINGTON R-The General
Services Administration has in
augurated a high-speed, Is, O0O-miIe
private wire telegraphy system to
handle messages between govern
ment agencies in So major cities.
Administrator Edmund F. Man.
sure said the new system uses III
tra-modern techniques and is ex-
pected, for about s5OO, 900 a year.
to give more and faster service at
less cost.
The system win be leased from
and maintained by the Western
Union Co.
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'AntOneIi
Gains 10th
Victory Mon.
~ BEN PHLEcAR
AP sporss Writer

NO ma6teE Wude A@PPSAS Inv
tha New York Giants still will be
n first place when they collide
head 81 with the Brooklyn Dodgers
in their three-game showdown ser
les starting Friday in the Polo
Grounds. .
The margin might be as small
a. two percentage points. It could
be as much as PA games. But big
or small it win be the Giants on
ton with the Dodgers trying to
climb. Any small boy with ex-
perienee on 1 creased poll can tell
you that going up is the hardest.
The Dodgers, who had been burn
ing I'D the West like prairie fire,
ram afOul Of an old Brooklyn killer
from several seasons back last
night and dropped = rs decision
in Milwaukee.
The Giants whipped st. Louis
IL with Johnny Antonelli becom-
Ing the first National League pitch
er to win 20 games. New York is
now IA games ahead of Brooklyn.
Bobby Thomson, the No. / pub
lie enemy in Brooklyn since his
dramatic homer in the 1851 play
offs between the Giants and Dodg-
ers, showed up in a Milwaukee
uniform and smashed q three-run
homer in the seventh inning for the
winning runs.
The Braves went into the seventh
trailing 81. After one out Bill
BrIton beat out an infield single.
1 sacrifice put him on second.
Joe Adcock walked and Thomson
drilled one Of Carl ErSkine's offer
ings over the left field fence, 400
feet away.
There wsre some home runs
earlier TOO. Duke Snider hit his
saith With the bases empty in the
first. Jack Dittmer gave the
Braves q brief rs lead with a
two-on drive in the fourth.
AntoneIli, the first Giant left.
handler to win 20 since Carl Hub
bell did 1t II years ago, pitched one
OF his best games. He held the
Cards TO four singles and struck
out five. The Giants didn't pull
ahead until the seventh when .
pair Of singles wrapped around .
tumble produced the tie-breakins
run.
Dusty Rhodes drove home the
other pair in the ninth with q
bases-loaded single.
The Cleveland Indians, who put
their 4I1-game American League
lead on the line against New YorE
in \ three-game series starting il
Yankee Stadium tonight, wound uT
the Boston end of their season yes
terday with their 18th victory in II
starts against the Red Sox at Fen
way Park.
They came from four runs be
hind to nip the Sox 50 with five
run rally in the seventh. Baltimore
won It's third straight from Wash
ington 81 and Cincinnati made il
five in a row with a 81 triumph
over Philadelphia in the only other
major league action.
Aging Heinie Majeski, slashed .
three-run homer during the Cleve
land upsiring. Five of Cleveland:
10 pitchers saw action, starting
with rookie Ray Narleski and end
ing with Mike Garcia.
Bob Turley Of the Orioles had :
no-hitter working until Jim BusbS
hunted safely in the sixth, but hi
had to strike out pinch hitter
Maury McDermott with the base:
loaded in the ninth to preserve his
nth triumph.
Another one of those three-rur
homers that figured prominently ii
yesterdays games came in the
Cincinnati victory over the pills
jim Greengrass hit this one dur
ing 4 four-run Redleg rally in the
sixth.
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The
Weathermaln
Says
T he

Key West and Vicinity: Cloudy
with showers today through We'd
nesday; not much change In tenn
perature. Low tonight 75/7e de-
grees; high Wednesday about a6/S7
degrees. Moderate to fresh variable
winds becoming easterly Wednes-
day.
Florida: Generally fair over
north portion, partly cloudy with
scattered showers in south and
central portions this afternoon and
in south portion tonight and We'd
nesday. Continued rather warm.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits: Moderate southwest and
south winds becoming northeaster.
ly over extreme north portion
Wednesday. Weather partly cloudy
with scattered showers in south
and central portions.
East Gulf: Gentle to moderate
mostly southeaSterly winds. Clear
to partly cloudy through Wednes.
day with scattered showers II
south portion.
Western Caribbean: Gentle K
moderate variable winds and partly
cloudy weather through Wednesday
with scattered showers in nortE
portion and very few showers II
south portion.
Weather Summary for the Tropi.
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Ares
and the Eastern Gulf Of Mexico,
Hurricane CAROL is moving int
southern New England this morn.
ing. The easterly wave extend,
from about latitude "a N, longi
tude 67' W., southwark to the east,
ern end Of the Dominican Rcpub.
lie on the Island of Hispancia. II /,
attended by showers and some
squalliness with winds up to about
IS to 40 mph. No circulation is yet
apparent. There are no other dis.
turbances in the tropics today.
Observation Taken II Pest oifie,
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Boxing Results

NEW York : Bob Satterfieid. IYs.
Chicago. stopped Frankie Daniels, us,
Bakersfield, Calf z.
BROOKLYN Chris Christensen. l48,
Denmark, outpointed Johnny Lombardo.
-, NJ. Carmel, Pa. 10.
-, New York, stopped Jackie Blair. 1Sl,
DALAI, Tex, 1.
Los ANGELES = Don Jordan. IazR
Las Angeiep, outpointed Art kamponi,
19eM. Oakland, 10.
WEST JORDAN, Utah Rex Layne,
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FLA. FOREST BURNS

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. R-More
than 100 rangers and volunteers
fought five forest fires burning out
of control west and south of here
today. Some 1900 acres of pine
have been destroyed.
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aouTn ATLANTTc IKAaUR

MONDAYS ARsUL1a
Macon 81, Augusta I'll
Charlotte 5, Columbia
Jaeksonvflle 4, Savannah !
Montgomery -, Columbus
TUESDAYS scM1nULE
Augusta at Macon
Charlotte at Columbia
jacksonville at Savannah
Montgomery at Columbus
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BASEBALL STANDINGS
TEXAS LEAGUE
AMERIcAN assoCIATJoE

It takes more than 1900 hight
bulbs to flash the Odds and results
to Monmouth Park racing fans On
the tracks two outdoor tote
boards.
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MONDAYS RIsULfs
Milwaukee = Brooklyn :
Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia !
only games scheduled
TUESDAYS SCHEDULE
Brooklyn az Milwaukee
New York at 81. Louis
Philadelphia 1t Cincinnati
pittshurGh ct Chicago "a
MONDAYS DABEDALL AMgUkS8
TEXAS LEAGUE
Fort worth z. Dallas
Tulsa {, Oklahoma City /
Shreveport Z, San Antonio 8
Houston 9, Beaumomt
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 5. Toledo
Louisville ~. Charleston. 90
st. Paul ;, Indianapolis
Minneapolis 1O-o, KANSAS CITY IS
ALABAAEA-FLORIDA LEAGUE HkAx01s
Graeeville Z, DcthaA ] CCraeeville leadl
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
An games postponed
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
No games scheduled
-=-
TUEsDAYrS BASEBALL SCHEDULE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo ct Columbus
Charleston at Louisville
st. Paul at Indianapolis
Kansas City ct Minneapolis Cd
TEXAS 1.EAGUE
Fort Worth az Oklahoma Cisy
Tulsa at Dallas
Shreveport at Houston
Beaumont at San Antonio ~
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto at Ottawa
Montreal at Buffalo ca
Richmond at HAVANA
Only games scheduled
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MONDAYS DEsULEg
Atlanta {. Birmingham
Chattanooga 10 Nashville
Mobile 3, New Orleans 3
Memphis 10, Little Rock
New Orleans At Atlanta cd
-
TUESDAYS sCMEDUIE
Birmingham at Mobile
Little Rock at Nashville
Only games scheduled
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'... The KY WEST er'ruH Ts..s.y, A..o.t ~ rs.
Westinghouse Captures Title
In Industrial Bowling Loop

The Westinghouse kegs captured the championship
mid season action OF the Industrial Bowling League
The Home Milk Company combination was second
Ken Myers Of Westinghouse compiled high average for the
10 weeks of action with l847 mark while eara Wegrzy
mex second with 1901 KmtE Of Bills Garage third
with 1851 mark.
Presentation trophies and cash prizes win be made at later
date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-31
ANEKRTCAN LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 5, Boston
Baltimore 3, Wnshingtom I
Only games scheduled
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Ring Roundup

NEW YORK R-Win or lose,
betting Bob Satterfield does It sen
sationally.
Action plus is the motto Of the
dynamite-fisted, china-chinned Chi
cago light heavyweight contender.
Either he knocks the other guy
out or he winds up on the deck
himself.
So far this year, 3O-year-oId Bob
has had five fights. He was nat
tened in two by Exzard Charles
in February. Since then he has
racked up four straight victories
via the kayO route. frankie Dan.
iels Of Bakersfield, Calf, became
No. 4 last night at 2:4A Of the
seventh round 1T 81. Nicholas
Arena.
Satterfield has had So pro fights,
He has - Kos to his credit. He
has been stopped 10 times. Nia
overall record Is 36-16-a.
Now ranked as the No. s contend.
er among the 17S-pounderS. BOZ
said he'd like to meet champion
Archie Moore or any Of the five
ahead Of him = Harold johnson
Joey Maxim, Paul Andrews, Floyd
Patterson and Boardwalk Billy
Smith. If not them, any Of the
heavyweightS, especially Hurri
cane Tommy jackson.
Satterfield, who weiahed ITO
staggered the bicycling, clownins
Daniels in almost every round but
he couldn't floor him until the
seventh. Then q LEFT hook b the
body decked his grinning. IT'S
pound rival for two Che received
the mandatory eight-count) and /
right sent him flat on his face
Daniels, webbing and dared, 20
up at nine but Referee Al Ber
stopped it right there and ruled j
a knockout.
He was out on his feet" sait
Berl and rightly.
Maybe that was no nuke wiz
Chris Christensen scored over BilIy
Graham. The Danish welterweigh
champion looked impressive in
deed last night in batterins Johnny
Lombardo Of Mt. Carmel, Pa, fol
10-round decision at Eastern
Parkway Arena.
| Christensen did everything bu
ifioor the PennsyIvania veteran.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-31
Major League
Leaders

AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING N0ren, New York, .34l
RUNS Mantle, New York, 1OS
RUNS BATTED N-Doby, Cleveland. 1O8
HlT8-Eox, Chicago, ITS.
+. HOME RUNS Dolby, Cleveland, s.
PITCHING = Consuesra, Chicago. l6-3.
.sGa
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Snider, Brooklyn 80
RUNS Snider. Brooklyn and Musial, ST.
Louis, los.
Runs BATTED M usial, 81. Louis.
HITS Mueller. New York and schosn-
dieNst. 81. Louis, I've.
HOME RUNS Nussewsli. cineinnasi.
an9 Mays, New York, -.
PITCHING AntoneIlis New YORK, 9o-S.
so
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-31

There are about 4OO, 900 divorces
n The United States every year.
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Observation Taken n Pest offieo
Building. Zoo AN. EST,
Key West. Fla. Aug. 81. 1854
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Relative Humidity. : An
$50
Ba1omstsr tSea Lsvoll. ? An.
1885 ins.-1011.2 mbs.
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Temperatures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
M1dumzMtQNhzqn
WASHINGTON, CHEVY CHASE, ALEXANDRIA
VANITY FAIR

l. Exquisite slip with ribbed fung adjustable strops.
Little tailored BRIEF whisper Of practical nyon trio
5. Trunk ponte for sports, in pink or white 2.25
4. Hosip with fIuine, graceful and donty. 395
S. Frled peoted gown With fitted midff gathers boc
Floerng softly contoured gown with nyon net 81 38
All Vanity Fairs delicate postes and white Except the
Of almost everosting speeddy nyon trioot Regular
Lingerie. sn Floor. Chevy choseond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
24-Inch Water Line
Being Lowered
Without Shutoff

The ticklish job of lowering
q 24-inch water main 3.5 feet
deeper in the ground without
shutting of the water or break
ing the cast iron pipe is being
undertaken by the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission.
A new stretch of Sixtieth ave-
nue. in Rogers Heights, near
Bladensburg in Prince Georges
County, brought the water line
too close to the surface. Com
mission Engineer Justin E. Far
rell said 200 feet Of the main
will be lowered.
The job will cost $1.700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Senate D. {. Group Backs
Fair Rules for Probes

The Senate District Commit
tee yesterday became the first
committee to adopt by formal
vote the proposals Of the Senate
Republican Policy Committee for
fair rules of committee conduct
in Investigations.
The District Committee
adopted the rules by unanimous
vote. On motion by Senator
Morse. independent. Of oregon,
and seconded by Senator Payne.
Republican, Of Maine, it wrote
into its resolution q suggestion
that the proposed new rules did
not include all rules of conduct
that might be advisable.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-05
SALE
Msea SINGER
Sc wing Machines
TAKEN IN TRADE
large Variety
Down payment as low as Nv
SINGER SEWING CENTER
224 N. Main st. Phone 81
FARMvIlLE. VA.
3urk eville, RID

Mr. and Mrs, BootSie Miller Of
Richmond. spent the week end
with their aunt and uncle, Mr.
md Mrs. Hilton Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tharpe, of
Richmond. spent Sunday night
with Nh, and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe
Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Scruges
and family visited his mother.
Mrs Alyerta Scruggs. and Miss
Roberta Simpson. at Rice. Sun
day llght.
Mr., and Mrs. Melvin Scrugks
and Gloria visited Mr. and Mrs.
H f. Hickman. Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs II F Hickman
and family visited Nh and Mrs.
Don Snencor and family, near
Farmyille. Sunday
Hospital Visit
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Tharpe
and Mi and Mrs Earl Tharpe
visited their father, Winston
Tharpe in the South Boston Hos
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- - ---~ --~~-r>~ - - -
VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office OF Cnmber-
land County. January II, 1854
TUANITA HOLCOMB CHAP
PELLE ........... COMPLAINANT
VS.. Order of Publication
WFNDALL WAGNER CHAP
PELLE ................ DEFENDANT
The object this suit is to obtain
a divorce a mensa ct thoro for
the complainant from the defend
ant on, TIE grounds of desertion.
which decree shall be merged
into a divorce from the bond Of
~eatriInonv, as the law provides.
An affidavit having been made
md filed that the defendant is
not a resident Of the State OF Viz
7inia it ordered that he do APP
rear here within ten days after
due publication Of this order and
10 what is necessary to protect
his interest herein.
A Copy-Teste:
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
ANNIE NORING FALLWELL.
p. q.
Planters Bank Building.
Farmville, Virginia l-22-4t
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his wife. Riyerhead. l. ! n y.
Ellen Booker and Walter Booker
her husband. R;yerhead, l.. L.
II Y.
John Walter Trent and Lottie
Trent. his wife. Riyerhead L. +.
N. T..
Burnette Faggins, Widow. Balti-
more, Maryland,
Lucy BANNER and Herbert BAN
mer State of Texas.
he unknown heirs. devieees. Or
assigns Of William II Trent. and
such other persons who are or
may be interested in The subject
after OF this suit, who are or
ceeded against MS unknown
PAPTTES ......,....... Defendants
The object Of this suit is to sell
a tract Of land containing Fifty
5000 acres. more or less, situat"
IN Madison Ministerial District Of
the County Of Cumberland. State
OF Virginia. CT which William
tWillie) H. Trent died, seed
and possessed which was con-
veyed by deed from H. d Wood
son, by deed recorded in Deed
Book 81, page Is, III the Clerks
Office Of Cumberland County, to
pay the leins thereon particularly
delinquent taxes listed and as
sessed on the land books CT Cum
berland County in the names Of
Willie Trent and Ellen Booker
amounting OF $62.42, plus certain
interest. penalties and costs
And an affidavit having been
made. and filed according to law
stating that Ellen Booker, Walter
Booker John Walter Trent, Lot
tie Trent Burnette Faggins. Lucy
BANNER, and Herbert BANNER
are non-residents OF the State OF
Virginia, and there are or may
be persons interested IN the sub
ject to be disposed Of in this suit
whose names are unknown,
Therefore, it is ordered that the
aforesaid non-res dent and PAR
ties UNKNOWN do appear within
ten days after due publication
hereof and do what may be ne
cessary to protect their interest
in this suit.
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER. p. a
Cumberland Virginia 2-5-2t
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Ashby Social News
Mr., Mrs. James Meador Honor
Farmuille Nelrlylreds AT Supper
Ashby Social News

Mr.. and Mrs William Gordon
Whittier. OF Farmvllle were hon-
ored al a newly-wed supper sun
day NIGHT. Jan 81. in the home
of Nh and Mrs. James Meador
Of Ashby.
A lovely fom-uered wedding
cake doubled As centerpiece for
the central table Other tables
were decorated With amarynsS
and lockwood
III addition To the honored
couple ana host and hostess. 9th
ers present included Mr., and Mrs
A OsWell Allen, Miss Wilma Al
len and MI Allen. Of Prospect.
Miss Lorene Allen. Of Longwood
COLLEGE M. and Mrs. Franklin
Whittier. Of Richmond, MI an Mrs
Mrs. James Spicer and Miss Ola
walton of Ashby
Several from This community
enjoyed Ice VoGues Of 1854 at
the Mosque ~ Richmond, Satuf-
day night
Robert G. Sanderson Of RPI
and Miss Audry Sauderson, Of
Madison College, spent Tie mid
Term vacation III their respective
homes.
Other cut-of-toWn attendants
AT Thomas Chapel Sunday and
visitors iii their respective homes
included K Stonnel ard
daughters Ms Rober: GUS and
family Mike Weld and Nlr ana