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Mrs. Rosa P. Cord,
Wife of Colonel

Mrs. Rosa p. Card, wife oil
Col. Daniel P. Card, Medical
Corps. U. S. A. Ret. died thi;
morning after a short Hines:
at her home.
Mrs. Card, a native of Balti.
more, lived at 1909 Forty
eighth street NV. She was
taken i'll with pneumonia sew
eral days ago.
Besides her husband. Mrs
Card is survived by a son
Samuel P. Card, of Trenton
Ohio, and two sisters, Mrs
| George M. Russell, of Baltimore
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Hoge OF
Alexandria.
Funeral services will be al
70 pm. Monday at the Stewart
| and Mowen Co. in Baltimore
Burial will be In Baltimore's
Greenmount Cemetery.
The Cards have lived in the
District for the past four years
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Pressmun Training
Proorum Drown

NEW YORK Aug. rs R.-
The American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association and the In
ternationaI Printing Pressmen's
Union (AFL) today announced
agreement on mutual training
of newspaper pressmen.
The new program for ANPA
papers provides standards for
pressmen in each COM
munity. The program is pat
termed after earlier training
agreements adopted by union
.pressmen and commercial print
ing plants.
Thomas E. Dunwody, president
of the union. and George N.
Dale. chairman of the ANPA
special standing committee on
labor relations. hailed the pro-
gram as a complement to the
arbitration agreement covering
all daily newspaper disputes.
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Hi Mrntnrtattl

COLEMAN, LOUISE NJ. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear sister, LOUISE M COLE
MAN, who left me three years ago to-
day, August 70, 1862.
Someone remembers, someone cares,
Your name is whiSpcred1n my prayers
A smile tear; thought sincere
How often ! wish you were here.
LONELY SISTER, MABEL H. SHAW
ERNST, JOHN. In loving memory Of oul
ERNST. who departed this life thirty.
one years ago today, August 26. 1924.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MARTIN, PHILIP, ST.. tribute of Low,
to the memory OF PHILIP MARTIN, Sr.
who passed away one year ago today
dear one from us has gone,
voice we loved is still;
A place is vacant In our hearts.
That no one else can I'LL.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. CHILDREN AMI
GRANDCHILDREN
MINOR, MINNIE A. In loving memory
Of nv devoted wife, MINNIE a
MINOR, who passed away seven year
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, WILLIAM
MURRAY, DR.. WILLIAM A. Ip loyini
remembrance OF our dear father ant
grandfather, DR.. WILLIAM 4. MUIR.
RAY, who passed away six year
aeo today. August 28, 1910.
Loving and kind In all his ways.
Upright and Just to the end OF hi
Sincere Ssis' and kind in heart and mind
What beautiful memory he LEI
HIS DAUGHTER. LuclE A, vERRILLI
SON. AMER1CUS; lRANDDAuGH
Ten. M h1ff.y JE TERErI FINCH GRAND
oUANDER. JOHN 2. In loving memor,
August 26, 1850. Anniversary mas
Sunday August "s, at st. Anthony
Church.
Eternal rest grant unto him. oh Lord
and LET thy perpetual light shin'
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
SIMPSON, BEATRICE II. In memory o.
our dear wife and mother, BEATRICE
H. SIMPSON, who passed away clever
years ago today, August 20. 1914.
In faith we cannot see,
You footsteps we cannot hear.
We only know you left us,
yoga PEyoTEP I HHsBAND. JAMES
sYPHAx. MARCELLUs NJ. In loyint
eens OF s1p 2 Ss'ov wSo died nneeel
years ago today August 26. 1885.
Loving memories never die.
As years roll on and days pass by;
Deep In my heart a memory Is kept
or one l loved dearly and will neveI
forget. NOVEILA.
VERRILL, JENNIEVE V. In loving re
mebrance of our dear sister and aunt
JENNIEVE v VERR1LL. who departet
this life seven wears ago today. Au
gust 20. 194S Anniversary mass a
Holy Comforter Church at S:1h am.
Her memory is all that we have now.
Her cares are all at rest;
But thankful are VIC who today can say
We loved her and did our best
LOVING SISTER AND NIECE, MAY
AND HELEN.
WILLIAMS, JESSIE L. In sad but low.
Ing memory OF our dear mother. JESSIE
L. WILLIAMS. who passed away twenty.
two years ago today, August 20, 1888
SJod must have loved our mother best
He took her home with him TO rest.
Somewhere above this troubled world
A place beyond all grief and care,
LOVING SONS. Fp"EST q. AND NOR
RIg 4 WILLIAMS.
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George +. Rooney, Sr.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 26 (P1.-
George F. Rooney, ST.. a former
reporter for the Cincinnati En-
quirer and one-time political
writer for the old Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune, died yes
terday in Jewish Hospital after
a long illness. He was rs years
old. For many years Mr.. Rooney
also published weekly paper put
out by the Samuel Bell Home for
Blind Workingmen.
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Nicholas Holmes II, 81, a cat.
tie breeder of Marshall. Va, ano
Ia former trustee of Yale Uni
versity. was pronounced dead In
the first-aid room of Union Sta
ton this morning.
Mr.. Holmes, WIN had been ir
New York City on business, ac-
lcording to his secretary. Miss
Catherine Brogan, had taken the
Pennsylvania train from New
York which arrived at 7:54 am
He was found uncons cious or
the train. Physicians at the
station who were summoned re.
moved him to the first-aid room
The owner of Hawthorne
Farm in Marshall, Mr.. Holmes
was a breeder of short horn cat
tie. Miss Brogan had planned
to meet him at the Metropolitan
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DR.. Archer also lectured at va
lrious colleges and universities.
He was educated at the Uni
Iversity Of North Carolina and
Columbia University.
DR.. Archer was a member Of
the national and Alabama edu-
cation associations, the American
and Alabama associations Of
school administrators, the Soci-
Iety for Curriculum Study, Phi
Delta Kappa fraternity. and
Kappa Delta ri fraternity.
Surviving are his widow, Flora
la daughter, Mrs. Donald Fowl
Ter. Of 1907 Alabama avenue
Alexandria; two brothers, Col
lWaine Archer Of Fort Benning
Ca, and Gray Archer. of Phoe-
mix, Ariz.. and two sisters, Miss
Frances Archer, Chapel Hill, N
&C., and Mrs. E. T. Robinson
Richmond, Va.
Services will be held tomor-
row at II am. at the Hanes
funeral home in Greensboro
with burial in Greensboro,
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Walter M. Chase,
Long With Drug Firm

DETROIT, Aug. 26 tR.-
Walter M. Chase. 81, nationally
known in pharmaceutical circles
died of cerebral hemorrhage
yesterday.
Mr.. Chase retired December
81 as associate editor of adver-
Itlsing for Parke, Davis g. Co. He
has been with the drug firm AZ
years.
A native Of Bangor, Me-, he
received degree from the Uni.
versity of Maine college Of
pharmacy in 1910. During
World War /. he served as an
Army medical supply officer.
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Uarns Of Thauka

the late BETTY DUBB HAYMAN wish
to express their thanks and sincere
appreciation to the many friends. rela-
tives and neighbors for their kind ex-
p " THE FAMILY. 20
SHEPHERD. CHARLES A. tBUCKl. The
family Of the late CHARLES A. lBUCKl
SHEPHERD wishes to express its deep
appreciation and sincere thanks "a
the many relatives. friends and neigh
bors for their kind expressions OF
sympathy beautiful flowers and many
acts of kindness during their recent
bereavement. go
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18 New Citizens

SEOUL, Aug. IS tP.-Seven-
teen North Korean soldiers and
one civilian who had crossed the
truce line and asked for political
asylum in South Korea soon will
become citizens, South Korean
Army sources said today.
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New Lighting Idea

CHICAGO. - The American
Optometric Association says that
the room in which you read
should be "bathed in light"-that
Tight over the left shoulder" Is
now old-fashioned.
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;ienedJ EUOENiA N. HARNEs. W. N
IRVING IIs, 7. HORN N H "; E s.sv

l.
HELEN r. MULLENBERG. Secy,
NEWENs. ADRIAN NJ. on Wednesday
August "a. 1855, at his residence. u
Winchester Way, Falls Church, Va
ADRIAN NJ. EEWENS. beloved HUSBAND
OF Gladys oiideroy Newsns; he also
Of Buffalo N. Y. William Newens o
Omaha, Eeb., and Adrian Nexens
Nebraska City, Neb.. and two daughters
Mrs Joan clos1srmGeyer o. Pit " sT
Ives Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson blvd
Arlington. va. where funeral service
sn p@ Se INT intsr Sat'S National .Memsris
NICHOLSON, ETHEL Z. on wednesday
August "a, 1855. ETHEL z. N1CHOLg
SON beloved daughter Of Philip w
and the late Caroline Nicholson; am
G. and Hattie E. Nicholson, Funera
from the W. w. Deal Funeral Home
4s12 Georgta ave. NV, on SATURDAY
Aasust q; 1 E. Il am. interment Sc SSn
PICKLES. GERTRUDE HUTCHINSON
r, N. Suddenly on Thursday. August 70
1855. at the. home OF her niece, MIS-
GERTRUDE HuTcHINsoN PICKLES
Anne Pickles. and sister Of Mrs. Edit
NJ. Pixton, Mrs. Lily H, Ridgeway. WI
liam H and Harry W. Pickles Sh
also is survived by several nieces an
&c. Funeral Phone Home, ssoI IAN 81. NV
on Monday. August 90, at II am. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. IS
RANDOLPH. COY G.. tCuRLEYl; @
Thursdsy. August 20. 1903, COY g
TIiie. Hd. BELOVED 81 Spcf HUSBAND 81 Fred
erica NJ Randolph, father Of curley
IT.. Linda Lou and Bonnie Mae Ran
doiph. and son Of Walter Randolph
sffRas s5s nv css. to pu sa Hom
OF Robert a. Humphrey. Bethesda. Md
where services win be held Saturday Il!
nssgs. Mets E, Gem cemet ln,ermen' ia
h aSsast "a. I is5s. ALBERTA RooSR.
of 1888 Talbert ter. Sc, devoted eousil
OF Leola E. Miller. Also surviving ar
many friends. After s pm: Friday
M ASfss T. o Ha insra Sane as aome
Sheridan I'd Sc, where service VII
be held Saturday. August ~. at pm.
Rev Joseph Edwards offciatinR. In
terment in Woodlawn Cemetery.
SMITH. EDITH 7. On Thursday. Au
gust rs. 1855, at Vienna, Va, EDIT
John Cunningham Smith, and niothe
OF Samuel B. Smith and Mrs. Jack N
Faulds. also survived by nve grend
children and seven Rreat-granucnilnten
Friends may call at the funeral hom
Of Money d. King. Vienna, Va. Serv
ices will be held Saturday, August %
at Annandale Methodist Church at
, pm, Interment church cemetery.
VEGA. GUILLERMo BILLY. OF WI
Ecuador, Herndon, Va. on August 10
1855, son OF Antonio and GnillerminI
Yea, and brother OF Antonio Vega, jr.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home
400 Chaplin st. NV, Saturday. Angus
~. at $50 am. Mass at Sacred Hear
Church, ! 9Th and Psrk I'd NV. at
am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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DrathH

ARMHoID a PAs B,J j On Tn sMoIp All u
1876 Tennessee ave. ne. the beloved
husband of Mrs. Elizabeth G. Afmhold;
and father of David Armhold III. and
Clifford r, Arynhold: brother Of Mrs,
Abigail b. McAlinn 81 Philadelphia, Pa;
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
ne, where services will be held on
Saturday. August FL, at $3.50 pm
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery y
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SAMUEL G. HATCHER. Comdr.
Attest. WILLIAM H. LOSSMAN. Adj.
MAHER, JENNIE SMITH. On Tuesday:

26
MAHER. JENNIE SMITH. On Tuesday,
A gust 90 1865. JENNIE SMITH
MAHER. formerly Of WASHINGTON, D. c..
beloved wife Of the late Edward Maher;
aunt of Mrs Catherine Robinson and
s esgs cFa@sr aoe 9 sSo eli khods
Island ave, at Eastern ave. ne. where
services will be held on Saturday. Au-
gust 81. at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. InteTment Fort Lincoln
MASON, CHARLES 4. Suddenly. or
M Hospits ybetes sns' Nd HA SsDss0i
Mason Hall BE leaves also four daush.
tiers. six sens. four sisters, six brother,
f ana Alter Of ether p rT rs;'e AusaS
20. friends may. call at the Robert l.
snowden Funeral Home, Rockville. Md
Funeral on Saturday. August ~. at .
suaariand, Md. Rev. c. Awkward on.
ciLting. Interment church cemetery
Famiiy may be seen at 43e Ne St
MoNTRoP, ERNEST G, on Thursday
August rs 1855, at his residence
100 X st., NV. ERNEST q. MON
Services hS VIII Be q held reG oa~IeT
Chapel 1856 Pa, ave, NV, on satur-
DAY, august 81 at $3.50 pm. Inter
ment private.
MOORE, ANNIE J. on Wednesday. Au.
gust "a, 1865. ANNIE J.. MOORE Of
Ct the late Edgar W, Moore and sister
OF Mary W Corrick. Friends are in
Tilted to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A
Pumphtey. Bethesda, Md, where serv.
ices will be held Saturday. August ~
at IL am. Interment Oak Hill Gene
terry.
MULLIGAN. RALPH COOLIDGE. or
Thursday, August rs, 1865. at his resi-; resi-;
COOLIDGE MULLIoAN. dear b be.
Idsee Muiiisan and Patricia MaSWeI
MulliGan, brother OF Mrs. Arthur s
Alice e. Spencer oi wellesley; Mass;
Ralph Coolidge Muiligsn. Services viii
be held at ST. Thomas Episcopa
Church. 18th and Church SITS. NV, or
terment NaticE. Mass. In lieu d
flowers. contributions may be sent &c
the Episcopal Home for Children.
MUNDY. IDA EsTELLE. On Thursday
August %. 1850, at George Washins.
ton Hospital, IDA ESTELLE MUNDY ol
zoos ouebeek st 81. Arlington Va.
also Is survived by three. grandchildren
and three sreat-grandchildren serv.
ices at the s. n, Hines Co. Funera
Home. 2D0l 14th st. NV, on Satur.
day, August 81, at 1 pm, Intermenl
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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!. DAVID I. A special com :
manication Of Potomac Lodge,
No. 5. F. A. A. NJ. Is called
gust %, 1855, GEORGETOWN
Masonic Hall for the purpose
of conducting Masonic serv-
ices at the funeral Of our
Ter, DAVID L. ARMHOLD. In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
GUY SAUNDERS, Master.
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FlAHERTY. DENNIS WILLIAM:

TAHEKTY, DENNIS WILLfAM. OF
FLhHFRTY Of 2s05 s. End st. .krllng-
ton, Va, beloved husband Of Viols
Ellen Flaherty and father Ct Mrs
Sanchez He is also survived by
grandchildren Ellen and Vincent Nc
Weigh and Depnis II, Sanchez. Friends
may call at The Ives Funeral Horne
2S47 wilson blvd, Arlington Va
where prayers will be offered on. Sat
urday, August ~. at $50 I'm. Inter
ment National Memorial Park. 20
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Hrathn

NEAL. HELENA D. on wednesday. Au-
kust q, l955, at CARRIED Hospital,
St. NV. wife Of the late Charles z.
Meal ss H0ms 81 s sth s. H ns GS
Saturday. August "a. at pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
NEAL, HELENA d. The oficers and
- members Of Gen. Nelson 4
Miles Auxiliary, No. s, U. s
y W. ". are requested to as
semhle at the 8. H, Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 18th
ST. NV, on Saturday. August
-. 1865. at pm, to at
tend funeral services for our late sister,
HELENA D, NEAL. BY order Of
BEULAH NJ COPE. Secy.
NEAL. HELENA d. The officers and
members Of Columbia Chap
M ter. No. Is. o. z. s., are re-
TX quested TO assemble at the
AZh Hines Funeral Home, 18th
and Harvard SITS. NV, Friday
" evening, at 7:Ao pm. fol
the purpose of conducting
the funeral service Of our late sister
HELENA ID. NEAL,
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GALLEY. MAURICE c., of 77n1 Foster
ST, District Heights. Nd. on August
25, 1866, beloved husband Of Neli
Roberts and Mrs. Kenneth L. Wilson.
brother of Rob w. Galley Of Clevelnad
Ohio Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, ST. 18th St Sc, on Monday,
August 90 at $3.50 am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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aINSON. EARL JUSTINE. on Wednes.
day. August "a, 1855, at Medical Col
lege of Virginia Hospital in Richmond
Va. EARL JUSTINE HINSON. He Il
survived by his father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. William II. Hinson: two
brothers, Harrison l.. and Stanley A
HinSon. Services will be held al
Pope's Creek tVa,l Baptist Church, sat-
urday; August %, AZ pm, EST.
Friends and relatives invited. Inter.
ment at church cemetery. 20
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO. c SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
orders also accepted $40 10 3 o m week
nights 300 l4th ST NV Ma 8.0l06
GUIDE BROS co. FLORISTS
1919 ST. NV. Ma. 6-4216
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HARRIS. LESSIE. On "wednesday, Au-
MRS. LESSEE HARRIS Of rs M st. sw.
loving mother OF Miss Edna c. Har.
ris, Mrs Rosa H. Mayfield, sister. oi
Mrs. Ida Brown and James Easton
one ereat-grandson. other relatives ant
friends After pm. August 20
friends may call at the Barnes q
Mathews Funeral Home, GA 4th st
held Saturday, August "a, at l pm.
Rev. l. A. Dyson Officiating. Inter
ment Metropolitan Methodist Church
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HoLSINGER. JAMES L., Of 1927 N st
NV. on August %, 1865 son Of Ruth
Hoisinser brother OF Paul Holsinger
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
400 Chaplin st. NV on Saturday
Sugust ~, at PM 1nterment
Manassas. Va.
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BROOKS. MARY. On Tuesday. August
%. 1865. at D. c. General Hospital
beloved mother OF Mary Marshall.
grandmother Of John. Melvin. and Don
aid Marshall sister OF Cora Burroushs
Beulah MCGEE Christine Butler and
vived BY host of other relatives and
friends The late Mrs. Brooks NAV be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home
30 H st. ne. after 12 noon Friday,
August 81 at | pm. Interment wood
lawn Cemetery 20
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ROBERT HOWARD. secy,
BAKER. GRACE M. tNEE BROWN. on
wednesday August "A. 1855 at Floris.
Va! GRACE M. BAKER, of $40 Argyle
dr.. Falls Church, Va. wife Of Paul B.
Baker. ST.: mother Of Mrs. Marie 3.
Howell Of Herndon Va, and Mr.. Paul
B. Baker, IT,. of Falls Church; sister OF
Mrs Mary Cockrill Of Vienna. Va.
Survived by eight grandchildren. Friends
Herndon Va. where services viii be
held at Il an, Sat, August q In.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
Farm Bureau Directors In Cumberland
Vote $3.50 For Firemen; Plan Contest

A $3.50 gift to the Cumberland
Volunteer Fire Department was
voted last week by the board 81
directors Of the Cumberland
County Farm Bureau. acc1rdng
to an announcement today by
John. Putney
The directors provided tile
gift to assist with the firt d.
partment's development plans
Nh Putney also said the Farm
Bureau viii sponsor a talent. con
test at Cumberland High School
June u The FIRST prize winner
viii be- awarded an all-expense
paid trip to the state conVen
ton Of Farm Bureau Federation.
and viii compete In the state tall
ent contest there
Winner Of the state contest
viii be awarded an expense -paid
trip 10 the national convention
later at Chicago and WIN be pro-
vided an additional 500 for
spending money
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
Awards announced
Confined ro,a raae u

tCorttr+ts4 from Aa1e l,
uare phqliis rarEi-s th.ra a~tz,.
IL ~ prInra Ftuara piren,4,-
nIaI Fsssv con,ex. vireria p..r
rgr,.tv fs1--..- e,- 49, trrr,r
for f,r.f zeonna ar.t trtra pf,er
IN -ae comm. rst, ras.- 4
corre~. III wrat H.. Conn, Il
~ r,ae~. Means IN Na
ALA Bobny F,Trhar for , et1-
tric. dis,inpt. ehad rat-re in u~aea
readfng rrvrp u ..oa r-np.1a-
ratine jn poee.v reedn petfv
NcClennv rd Dlara HI sjrl-
public speaking ard rs,cy Tucker
Doy1e second olare I'M urfe
prose reading
Far musical achievements Ron
ME Mann was ~aener,zad far her
superior rating aftrr clarinet
solo I'm fbq drefr,rt nns,c faSttv.
ii Senior mamber. NJ :ha hama
Tommy KDipnt eb4,ls He,fner
and Jobn Garner we're ctted for
,g4ir combinations WI rnstc ,-
the schools p C. Ho..r music
snn4r,leor made tre,4 recnrr-t-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
Peter David Faster
Dies al Amelia, 80

Peter DAVID Easter 89 drd
Sunday MAY ~ at hls home in
Amelia county He Is survived by
SIX sons, Lewis Dexter ~ HON
ard } and Monroe Faster ~
Amelia and Amos and Fletcher
y Faster ~ Washington s.N
daughters Mrs Charlie /. COMBS
and MIS- ROY Burcham NJ Anci-
Ia Mrs T r Scott NJ RICH
mond Mrs John Boyct ot River
s.de, Gait MIS- Viola Helms. ~
Washington ana Mrs Richard
Smith of Warwick A. grandchu-
dren and % great grandchildren
Funeral services VIII BIZ held at
q 30 y m Thursday All Salem
Methodist Church Amelia coun-
tn 1nterment viii be In une
church cemetery
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
ftraveside Rites Held
Sunday Afternoon
For David Hoier. 3

A graVeside funeral service for
David Mason Hoier. 3. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Hoier. Of Farm
vile who died at Southside Hos
pltal Friday night Of injuries re-
ceWed when struck by an auto
mobile while playing on the street
near his home on Fayette street.
was held at 3 O'Clock Sunday af-
ternoon at WestView cemetery.
The Rev Jean A Vache, rector
Of johns Memorial Episcopal
Church whore the parents are
members ofliciated
The child father is director Of
music IN The public schools here
The child was rushed to South
ldc Hospital but died two hours
after the accident At 8 p m
Besides his parents. he is sur
ViVed by two brothers. John
Charles ana William Russell
Hoicr
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24

FarFar Shelton is a patient IN
Johnston wills Hospital IN Rich
no1d following an operation
-l'ese OH "Wednesday
Mrs Shelton Whitaker. Mrs.
Charles NJ H4HatneI Mrs J A..
Vaccine Mrs Kmcey Green and
Miss Mary Nichols attended the
Auxiliary Spring meeting Of Dis
trict III. Diocese Of Southern Viz
s!nia. held Thursday in Richmond
Word has been received by Mrs.
@ RI GreeaF that her daughter.
Mrs Wilbta q. Hamlln and chill
dren Gordon and Lynne. have
arrived safely In Eta.n. France 70
b. With Major Hainlin. who will be
stationed there for Two years as
legal officer w!th the U S, #
A O Bageant joined his wife
and children here for the week
end Mr. Bageant owns a Cheyro-
let leadership tn Pulaski. where
his family viii join him at the
close u school
Norman o Myers u the Long
wood College Business Department
left Friday night for his home In
Attica n Y. after hearing Of the
death Of his father { II Myers.
He is expected home Wednesday
on Thursday
Dr Gordon Moss is reported
progressing nicely as a patient at
the Southside Community Hospi-
tai
Miss Ada Borrower. Of Black
stone visited Mrs N Nj Gil dur
na the week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
Miss kerchner
Becomes Bride OF
Guy Thomas Jones

Miss Alice Amelia kcrchnet
daughter Of MI and Mrs William
J Kerchner of WyomlsslnR IA
became the bride of Guy Thomas
Jones son 81 Nh ard Mis- i o.
Jones u Farmvlle. on Saturday
afternoon. May - in the Trinity
Lutheran Churc h Wyomissing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24

A piano recital Will BIZ held AT
j , I'm Randolph Elementary
School in Cumberland on Thurs
day. MAY 26, at 3 y. m IN the
school auditorium featuring pu-
pills Of the Dowdy School Of Matslc
VINO attend John Randolph.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
Polio Chapter Meet

The Buckingham Chapter of
the National Foundation for In
fantlle Paralysis viii meet at the
BUCKINGHAM Central library on
Tuesday May 81 at 8 p. m.
Officers for 1886 viii be Sc
lected at the meeting.