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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13

span a period from 1880 to 1945
Wearing styles of 90 years age
make you realize that men are
really pretty wonderful. They
love us no matter what We
wear!" Donna called to say.
Too sexy for British teevee
but just right for Hollywood
That's the story of Valerie
French. Columbia's new British
discovery who makes her bow
opposite Glenn Ford and Ernest
Borgnine in "Jubal Troop" Miss
French, Dusty. green-eyed and
sophisticated looking. was told
by London's BIC executives that
she was just too sexy for their
.TV shows. Columbia promptly
snapped her up for the role in
."Jubal Troop"
Gloria De Haven will be back
in the cast when Seventh
Heaven" reopens on Broadway
The producers shattered it just
for the summer. And she'll bt
on hand when the musical /:
done on TV as a spectacular.
r
Anthony Quinn's Italian film
La Strada," has been bought
for United States and Canadian
release by Trans Lux Films
The best performance of my
life" Tony claims. yet fol-
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BRANCH DRIVEN Clint

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Ave Sc. Nd. Route s re. 6-6666
Our Fabulous August Anniversary Of
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q Mammoth Dusk Till-Dawn Show. 5
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
"Phoenix, '55";; $3.50 pm.
National-"The King and r.
800 and 500 pm.
Olney-"As You Like IT.; 8:3(
pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Mister Rob.
erts";; l, sos; Sis, 1925 anc
e:35 pm.
Capitol How to Be Very
Very Popular; II am, los
3:15, 5:25. 1885. $40 and 11:5(
pm.
Colony The Maynard
Wife: $50, $40 and $50 pm
Columbia - Wizard of o.;
1o:45 am, 12:40, 2;35, 4:45, $50
s:5s and II pm.
Dupont-"The River; !, 4, 7
1905 pm. and l am.
KeithS Lady and the
Tramp; II. 2. 4, 6, 8, 10 and
IL pm.
Little - "Mau Maui: /, 3:15
$40, sos and 1925 pm.
Macarthur - Chance Meet
ing; 2:20. 4:10, 6, 7:55 and est
pm.
Metropolitan - Mister Rob-
erts"; 1l:40 m. 2:05, 4;30, SIS
e:20 and 1l:45 pm.
Ontario-"You're Never Tot
Young; /, 2:45, 4:40, 6:25, 8:35
and 10:45 pm.
PaIace-"Not as a Stranger;
II am, 1880, 4:05, $40, 9:l5 anc
HAS pm.
PlayhOuse-"T'he Seven Little
Foys"; IL am, 12:45. 2:35. 4;20
$40, 8, 9::55 and 11:45 pm.
Plaza - Green Magic: IL
1870. 3:05, 4:50, 6:35, $50, 1905
and IL pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Man From
Laramie; 1870 am, 1:40. $50
5:55. 8, 10 and IL pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"
2, 5 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13

upon Elswyth Thames novel.
Melody"
It will be tried out late this
month in Connecticut. q prelude
the author hopes, to q Broadway
production later in the season.
NEW PLAYHOUSE: Fran
coma. Va. is about to have a
live repertory theater where once
"a movie house bloomed. 1t is the
former Sylvia. henceforth to be
the address Of the Globe Roper
tory Theater Co.
Head of the GRTC is Richard
ID. Waters who, with his COM
.pany of professional performers,
will present the groups first pro-
duction, Journeys End" on Au-
gust 20. The length of run is in
definite. Local performers in the
cast of R. C. Sheriff's World War
Il recall include Robert Speaker.
Willy Switkes, Robert Walker
and Jim Kennedy.
Prior to his association with
the Franconia project. Waters
Operated a repertory company in
Hollywood, Calf.
4
TITLE: Producer Kermit
Bloomgarden goes for the explicit
in the title chosen for his drama
Itization Of Anne Franks Diary
'of A Young Girl" The play
version. by Albert and Frances
Goodrich Hackett. will be titled,
Diary Of Anne Frank"
Starring in the adaptation
which goes into rehearsal next
week will be Joseph Schildkraut,
with feature roles to be played
by Susan Strassberg in the title
role and Gusti Huber. last seen
here in Dial M for Murder
Carson Kanin will direct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13

| Another Anniversary Gift to You.
| Branch's Brand-New Super Cine
maScope Screen Will Be Unveiled
| Tomorrow. So Wide. So crystal
| Clear. So Bright. Puts JANE
| RUSSELL in Your Front Seat
| Tomor. and Mon. JANE RUSSELL
FORD in THE AMERICANA" in
Color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13
Wrong Location

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. R
H. j. Kirby. who lives at the bot
tom of a hill. is thinking about
moving to the top of one. Three
times cars have invaded his
property, The last. its brakes
gone, zoomed up Kirby's drive
way, smashed through closed
garage doors and bounced his
car through the rear wall into a
rose garden. Damage: $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE COBWEB-StelIar cast headed by Richard Widmark
and Lauren BaeaH In a psyehiatric maze
DADDY LONG LEGS"-Lesle CarOn and Fred Asalfe dey
decorate the familiar romantic fable
"DAVY CROCKETT"-The Walt Disney version with Tess
Parker now widescreen and in color
"THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY"-Sturdy John wayne saves
a crippled trans-Pacifc ariner.
IOVE ME OR LEAVE ME"-Singer Doris Day plays Singer
Ruth Etting, ably abetted by James Cagney.
"THE SEVEN-YEAR ITCH"-Summer Bachelor Tom Eweh
meets a naive things) MarIyn Monroe.
"STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND"-James Stewart in the dra-
matte story bombers and their crews
ITO PARIS LOvEAlec Guinness teaches his the
facts Of life In the City Of Light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13

L tlIOUSu IIlc years. uOWc
comment on the Lunts that ha.
invariably filled the head Of tn,
household with asperity.
. This has been the steadily re-
iterated reference to the team
. as doing the same play, bu
under q different title. from
season to season. Finding them
selves regularly confronted BY
the necessity to learn new lines
create new characters and ADAPT
themselves to new stage situa.
tions, the hard working ALFRED
resented the imputation that the
team merely changed wardrobe
from play to play.
He not only resented it. but
said so.
This season he may have tt
do neither. The LuntS again are
playing a husband and wife
: what could be more reasonable
but rather a radically different
. married pair.
In THE Great Sebastians," by
. Howard Lindsay and Russo
Grouse, which comes to the Ma.
tional November 81, they will still
be playing comedy, but there
, resemblance to things past ends
/. The great Sebastians are 8
couple of mind readers. amazing
ones you may be sure, and total!
blissful despite the frightfu
complications they create.
The Lunts' play. of course. will
be here for the usual fortnight
In the Theater ild-Americar
Theater Society'S subscription
series. Lindsay and Grouse are
producing. as we'll as authorine
their latest play. and the for
3: mer also will direct.
.
: NEW FACES: The Theatel
: Guilds series, incidentally. will
be bringing some alluring new
faces to Washington as well as
some Of the older ones Gin the
sense Of more familiar"l which
have not been seen lately.
We shall be getting Shelley
Winters for the first time in Jay
Julien's production of "a Hatful
Of Rain" New, too. will be her
co-star in the prior to-Broad-
way play. This will be Ben Gaz-
cara, who made the quick leap
from off Broadway to the main
stems newest leading man last
season.
Claude Dauphin. who has
never played in Washington, will
be along with Margaret SULLIVAN
(absent for three seasons) in
Alfred de Liagre's Janus" pro-
tduction, which will co-star Rob-
ert Preston. Elaine Perry's An
astasia," directed by Alar
Schneider. formerly of Washing
ton, will present Eugene Leon
tovich, John Emery and Dolly
Haas. the latter replacing Viveca
Lindfors. Miss Haas was last
seen here in Lutte Song" last
seen by this correspondent in
Quebec when she was playing
IN Alfred Hitchcock'S Il Con-
fess" movie.
&
ONE WAY: There always has
been a shortage of plays so fal
as actors are concerned, anc
there always will be.
More reconciled than mos
players to this grim truth i:
Dennis Hoey. When he is MOI
acting. Mr.. Hoey keeps himself
busy writing the next play fol
Dennis Hoey. He has just fin.
ished one, Stag at Eve" basec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13
AIRPORT

ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET
THE MUMMY" at S:35 and 1880;
Plus YELLOW MOUNTAIN" LEX
BARKER. at 1910. Cartoon. Located
in Arlington on u s. Route 1. Just
over the 18th st. Bridge Kids Free.
Sunday. END OF THE AFFAIR" and
FIVE AGAINST THE HOUSE"
SIIpER chief $40, lndion Heed
~s SA Hwy. 10. 1890
Riddles Free.
Big Triple Feature. In Color. vIR-
GINA MAYO In PEARL OF THE
SOUTH PACIFIC" in SuperScope,
at LIE. Also Enrol FLYNN in
pGS.o sI;[2,s SWORDS At s;2o Plus
100. Big Cartoon Show ut S:4h.
Starts Sunday, LOVE ME OR LEAVE
ME" and DAKOTA LII"
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Save Hs on Famous Flint Cutlery by Exec

9 oVn9s on knives by Ekco Vonodum bodes
V set rosewood handles Reason for sovnqs the handle
We ~ ms Deen discontinued Knives Flint cutlery tpop quality
Vooole IN open stock knives of all steak and kit
chen cutlery WV - ~ ~ ~
"0-- Housewares 1st Floor
oso Chevy Chase and
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Court Aide Tops Class,
Looks to Lawyer Career

Fred James Eden, ir., is look
ing forward to a career as a
lawyer following work of several
different kinds.
He finished first among night
students at Georgetown Uni
versity when he received a
bachelor of laws degree last
Monday. He had an average of
a fraction above SO for the
three years it took him to COM
plete the course, which usually
takes night students four years.
Mr.. Eden supplemented his
nightwork by attending classes
during the summers. all the
while holding down a full-time
job.
Mr.. Eden. who is 81. is en-
ployed as one of five assistant
auditors of the U. S. District
Court for the District of Column
bia. His father is auditor of the
court. The younger Mr.. Eden has
been an assistant since Septem-
ber, 1851.
New Job in July
The new law graduate plans
to take the bar examination
this month. Already he has
taken Job with the law firm
of WEIGH. Mott & Morgan to-
begin in July.
A native of this city, Mr.. Eden
was graduated from Woodrow
Wilson High School. In 1947 he
was graduated with a bachelor
of arts degree from American
University. after his studies
there had been interrupted by
Army service during World War
II.
He saw service as q first lieu
tenant and pilot with the 5th
Army Air Force, 58th Fighter
Group in the Pacific area. He
was awarded the Air Medal. In
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Royalty Braves Ruin
To See Danny Kuye

LONDON. June 8 (P.-Come-
dian Danny Kaye brought out
British royalty last night-even
in the rain.
Just before the second per-
formance at the Palladium
vaudeville theater. the Duke of
Kent with three friends went
backStage to see Mr.. Kaye.
And then when the curtain
rose Princess Margaret showed
up with seven friends. One was
|Sharman Douglas, daughter of
Ia former United States Ambas-
Sador to Britain.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

1851, he was graduated with a
master of arts degree from
Catholic University.
Assists on Book
Besides working as an assist
ant auditor and studying law,
Mr.. Eden helped Prof. Walter
H. E Jaeger of Georgetown Uni
versity in preparing a case book
on the subject of contracts. He
now is helping Prof. Jaeger to
revise a treatise on contracts.
Shortly after his Army service,
Mr.. Eden worked as a radio an
nouncer, first at a station in
Louisville. KY, and later in the
Evening star., 1955-06-09

Washington area. He also taught
school during 1901 at the
Landon School fo& Boys.
Mr.. Eden is married and has
two young sons. His home is
at 1900 Riggs road, Hyattsville,
Md.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Discount Prices -.
Save Is on Vornodo Fans

Some demonstrators, quantities ore limited
so come early.
10 Reversible easement Window Fans,
handles 5000 cubic feet per minute, 30CF,
regularly 1926 3e.8e
Quon Model Cubic Feet Regularly Price
Per Minute
Evening star., 1955-06-09

Igress win lower the Social Secur-
ity retirement age for women
either this year or next.
"Of course I hope it will be
now" he declared in a state
ment.
Senator Neuberger, who earlier
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Save n and More-CIeoronce of
Misses Spring Goats and Suits

group OF 30 toPoshion coos Fosnonn Stroock Anglo
oho9moor wooens washable oons Charcoal black now qoy
eoro beige pink blue and white 20 40 and a. so
newhouette suits in lightweight wool weed onne gobordnes
ond worsted cepes silks Noy black blue gray o beige ey
tan, checks ond tweeds 10 to 20 reauor ond petite
Evening star., 1955-06-09
C-oats

WGL-Msses' coots and Suits, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1955-06-09

SetS o( savings
Were to s;@ !5;S' 1895 to 5o.'s
19 hondmode dress and slip sets from
France, ltoiy and Switzerland. Fine eottons,
dointiiy embroidered and detailed with fine
loee. pin tuekins or smoking.
Embroidered oreondy Dress and Cop Sets
with ioce and smoking trim. Were 1895
! MapIe finish Crib with double drop sides.
Adjustable spring. Were 1895 Now 1895
W5L-The Nursery Corner 4th Floor
Save on Robes and busters
"a short spun royon busters, washable; in
pink. aqua and green. Not all sizes in the
group. Were
l9 long wool robes, some washable Pink,
blue and red. Not all sizes. Were 1906 and
and $500
40 pieces in group Of cotton brunch coats
and busters. Prints and solid colors. Not oil
sizes in group. Were 8.oo-----5.99
WGL-Robes and Housecoots, 3rd Floor
-. selection ot Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-06-09

General Electric Appliances
&C swiveI-Top Cleaner. 1854 model.
CT. Regularly 1895. Now 1885
&C lo-ineh oseiIIotins Fan, SLOT
Regularly 1875. Now .-----1l.96
G-E l2-ineh oseiIIotins Fan. S-l25,
Regularly 1906. Now --------le.s7
&c AII-Purpose Fan, Al. Regularly
34.o5. Now w--------------22.97
G-E De Luxe Is" Home and office
Fan, ,3-speed, V-163. Regularly 54.95
Now -----------------35.sS
&c Floor Circulating Fon. F-2. Reg
uory 64.e5. Now -L--------4l.99
G-E Yeor-Round Window VentiIotor
Fan, WI. Regularly 34.e5. Now,
G-E Twin Fan Window ventiIotor,
portfolio, reversible, T-2. Regularly
64.o5. Now ---------- 4l.e4
c. Automatic 20" Window Fan, g.
speeds, WI. Regularly 69.e5. Now,
44.e4
G-E Automatic VisuoIizer Iron. F-33.
Regularly l2.e5. Now -----7.94
G-E PortobIe Steom Iron, FIG. Reg
uIorIy l4.e5. Now 9.54
G-E Automatic Skillet, C-26 Regularly
1895. Now w---------------l2.94
G-E Automatic Skillet Cover, Reeulor-
ly 300 Now -------------l.85
G-E Automatic Iron, IVA pounds,
F-23x. Regularly e.95. Now--6.97
G-E Portable Mixer, 3 pounds, MO.
Regularly 1895. Now 1915
&C Triple Whip Mixer, M-l2. Reg
uIorIy 1895. Now w---------24.4
G-E Automatic ToosteE, T-82. Req
uIorly Il o5. Now 1896
G-E Automatic Sondwieh Grill and
WoffIe Iron, G-42 Regularly 22e5.
Nov
Evening star., 1955-06-09
CHEVY CHASE AND
ALEXANDRIA STORE
HOURS, 1890 TO 9
Importont Sovings on
Floor and Table Lamps


Floor and Table Lamps
Were Now
"opoI" Glass TobIe
Lempx egesheII fabric
shodes, 5o'' tail --------- 1895 l4ss
10 Bross condeIobVa
Lomps with 3 branches, ~
fobric over parchment
Paper shades, 24]z" toll $3.50 16.95
IS White opaIne TobIe
Lamps with pastel fIoroI
ci2'S''e''I so1" toll -.oo.e--.-- o' , 1926 s.s5
1S Touch Of Pink" China
Table Lamps with gold"
decoration, 81" toll --- 1895 l4.95
Is Bookroeks, Book Hold
ers and Desk Lamp Com
binotions, 20" toll, eroy-- l2e5 $50
10 Modern Bross Junior
Floor Lomps with bosswood
shallow drum shades, a."
tail ------------------- 24.e5 1880
8 Junior Floor Lamps, bross
with textured Fiberelos
shodes: |. E. S. refIeetors, $500
Sc" 24.o5 12.50
8 Swing Arm Floor Lomps
in bross with textured Fiber
eIos shades, l. E. S. reflee-
tors, 81" toll ----------- 24.95 1z.5o
WGL-Lomps and Shades, 7th Floor
also Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1955-06-09

this month introduced q bill to
reduce the retirement age for
women from IS to so years, said
his Office has received more mail
approving the reduction than on
any other proposal.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Weekend Food
Shop Specials

$50 jars Premier Applesouee, packed in l6
ounce gloss jors-- z3e; for 100
IS Tin Exquisite Blossom Design Tins Of
Cookies. 2-pound tin, regularly l.o5--1.e5
SO Waldorf Light Fruit cokes. Full of nuts
and fruits. Packed in tin. z pounds, reg
uIorIy
144 Priceless Unsweetened Florida Grape
fruit Juice, 46-ounce can, regularly SIC,
4 for 100
WGL-Food Shop. First Floor. North Building
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Special Purchase
"Ar Spun" Luxury Sheer NyIons
regularly 1.95 pair .35 pors $40
regularly 1875 pair

200 pors Of these beautifully lOdenier nvon in Air sDn
specialized fit potterns In summer shodes 8 to II sove
l95 on each box Of three poi For limited tme
WGL-4osen,
Evening star., 1955-06-09

Coshew Crunch
pound 7Qs
Specially priced crisp coshew
crunch made with sweet cream
cry butter.
WGL-Condes, lst Floor
i. also Chevy Chase -ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Save on Robes and busters

Discount Prices on FdnouS.FldKe FdnS1
Small Appliances 3rd Floor North Building
speuI offer
Order by moh phones COD orders also
Evening star., 1955-11-06
New San Bias
Tour Offered
PANAMA CITY

A new combination air-sea
tour TO the San Bias Islands,
home Of the unique nose-ringed
cuna Indians on the Atlantic
side OF the Isthmus Of Panama
has been inaugurated by Jungle
Jim Price, Panamian travel
agent with headquarters here at
the Hotel FL Panama.
The trip includes round-trip
transportation from Panama
City to Pico Fea Island in the
San Bias group in a three pas
senger Cessna 180 plane and a
sightseeing tour In q launch.
with stops at three Of the palm
studded islands for shopping.
picture taking and swimming.
One stop Is at Porvenir Island.
where the Governors residence is
located. The beach at Porvenir
is fine for swimming and shell
collecting.
The tour cost is $22 per person.
The plane leaves Panama City
daily except Sunday at Z am.
and returns at ! pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Beech Is Nov
Bride Path
ATLANTIC CITY

With the bathing season ct
an end. the equestrians have
taken over the beach. The g.
mile long stretch Of wide. level
sand for many years has been
g favorite bride path" In the
fall. winter and spring.
The horse rental stands are
in operation and mounts may be
hired by the hour for ride in
the salted sunshine. No motor
traffic is there to bother the
rider and his only obstacles are
the ocean piers that he must
guide his mount under occasion
ally.
While the beach goes to the
horsemen, the boardwalk plays
host to the bicyclists. Bicycles
are permitted on the walk prior
to 10 am. Cycles may be hired
at numerous stands just on the
walk.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Bermuda viscount
FLIGHTS Postponed
NEW YORK.

Z
The introduction OF the Wick
ers Viscount turbo-prop airliner
on its New York Bermuda route,
originally announced for Mo-
vember IL. has been postponed
to December. 3. the British Over
seas Airways Corp. reports.
The Iirst-class service win be
operated twice weekly. 1t win
increase to three weekly on jan
uary 25.
The service Is part Of q New
York Trinidad route, with Ber-
muda to- Trinidad, via San Juan
and Barbados. operated By Brit
Iish West Indian Airways on q
tourist class basis. The BWIi
operations are likewise post,
poned to December 3.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Holiday Cruise Sailing
Allows YuIe ot Home
NEW YORK.

An innovation in winter cruise
schedules viii mark the seasonal
debut Of Swedish Lloyd's Patri-
cia IN the West Indies South
America service. The initial de-
parture from New York is
planned imme ediately after
Christmas. instead Of the con-
venti0nal pre-holiday sailing.
The December 27 departure
will thus permit yacationers who
prefer to spend Christmas at
home With their families to do
so aal6 ill head for the tropics
over the gala New Years week
end.
The I3-day voyage will include
st. Thomas. La Guaira. Curacao
and Port-au-Prince.
The Patricia viii make six
other winter cruises.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Plans Made for Two
Tours Of Africu
By Personal Plune
NEW YORK.

A new luxury tour of South
and East Africa, featuring In
tra-Africa travel by personal
plane. is announced by the Brit
ish Overseas Always Corp.
Two departures from New
York are sted-January IA and
February 25--with each tour Of
"a days duration. OF these, 20
days win be spent in Africa.
Except for two motor safaris,
al transportation within Africa
w9il be via an East African Air-
ways DC-3 airliner especially
assigned to the tour party.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Direct to Vienna
NEW YORK

NEW = Gkb1A.
Direct one plane service from
New York to Munich and
Vienna was instituted by Pan
American World Airways on oc-
tober 80. The flights are oper-
ated on . basis Of three round
trips d week.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Club November IA. and horse
racing moves onto the Miami
scene at Tropical Park Novem.
Der 20.
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Rucins Greyhounds
Return Nov. IA
MIAMI. EA

Greyhound and thoroughbred
facing-two Of this resort areas
most popular day IN and day out
sports activities during the win
Evening star., 1955-11-06

ter months-make their seasonal
debut here this month.
The dog racing season gets
under way at Biscayne Kennel
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Beginning with the January IL sailing
Of the Constitution from New York,
every voyage Of the Constitution and
her sister independence will be met
at Algeciras by the Castilian, crack
Spanish express train, for immediate,
overnight connections to Madrid.
The same service will be provided
westbound, the CaStilian leaving
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Madrid for connections with the
Independence and Constitution just
before departure for New York.
The independence and Constitu-
ton continue in express passenger
service between New York and the
Mediterranean, calling also at Cannes,
Genoa and Naples, historic southern
gateways to all Europe.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
Putneys

Mr and Mrs Henry CaHnun
ami =on. Tommy or Richmond.
and MI ana Mrs. Jones. Of FORK
Union vere Chr.stnas Eay vLa..
ors 81 MI and Mrs Allan Cal
noun
Nh and MI Herbert Tunnel
moved y Ray Rout-s home Dec
30
Visitors tn the a3ne q. M and
Ms John @ Anderson for inc
holidays were Mss agnes Johns.
5f Cumberland. Mrs Bessie An
derseu. Of Br5okneal Mr.. Ruth
Snh- o. Lexington. and Cpl
James @ Anderson or Fort De-
eens. Mass
Supper gue. Thursday night
81 Mr. and MIS- john G Aader-
s5n we're Mr. and Mrs Murl Kel-
ser MISS Peggy and Beverly
Keiser and Mr. and Mrs Allen
Calhoun ana daughter Anne Nh
ANA Mrs F-ancls p1boins. or
s.ateswle N. O. ALSO visited
mem that night
Mr. and Mrs John O Ander-
son spent last Wednesday In
PoWhatan with Nj and Mrs H
II D3tons
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-07
AsIlty

Student Recognition day was
observed sunday morning by a
program by the Youth Fellow
ship Those participating includ-
ed Misses Sunny Mar in, Peggy
Ford, Alice Smith, and Robbie
Smith The group accompanied
Rev Mr.. Mason to lakewood to
give the same program
Misses Sunny Martin and Mel
lie Mae S,onnell attended the
distIfic, meeting OF the Youth
Fellowship in Farmvtlle.
Recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
H. s Biggers included Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Weaver. Pat and
Connie Of Roanoke, Mr.. and Mrs.
" s. Biggers and Jane Scott, OF
and Mr. and Mrs, And
rev Barlow and little grand