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ing friends, before coming to Min
ieapolis. Mrs. Brewer viii spend
two weeks in the city.
New Brother: Beverly, seven
and one-half. and Warren, six,
have welcomed a new brother into
the family circle in their beauti-
full new home 1881 Seth Av. S.
Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lee, Jr., presented them
with a new playmate on June LIST
in Mt. Sinai hospital. Clifford
Brian weighed in at seven pounds,
one and one-half ounces. Mr., and
Mrs. Joseph Showell OF Buffalo,
N. Y. are the maternal grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee
Sr, of Minneapolis are the pater-
nal grandparents.
Sister Is Guest: Mrs. Odessa X
Mash of Spokane, Wash. arrived
in the city on Sunday morning.
June 5, for a visit with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Marshall Sr., 1850 Fourth
Av. S. and other relatives. Mrs,
Mash is a former resident of the
city.
Morocco Club: A business
meeting of the Morocco club was
held Saturday, June I. at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Smith,
242l Fourth Av. s. Following bus
mess transactions, social hour
was enjoyed, The next meeting
which will be social will be held
on Saturday, June Is at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thompson
of 425 +. seth st.
Bridge FOursOme: Mrs. Harold
Combs. 1915 Fourth Av. s., was
hostess at bridge foursome on
Friday evening. June 3. in honor
of Mrs. Minnie Sterling of Chi
Cago, who Is the house guest of
her brother and sister-in-law, DIR.
and Mrs. w. ID. Brown, COS f. l4th
st. Guests in addition TO the hon
orce were the Mines w. u.
Brown, Carrie Neal and Miss l..
o. Smith.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS nIRTMDAYs

June IL Mrs, Cora Taylor,
1886 Fourth Az, s., Mrs, Rose
McMoorc. Gal Aldrich Av, N.
Charles Miller Sr, 4OS7 Fourth
Az, S, Christine Carr, 1901 Olson
Highway; Jetson Lawrence Scott.
SIt5 Third Az. s. Mrs, NJ. Frank
lin. 500 Aldrtch Az. N; Renee
jackson, 90 Bryant Az, N;
Grover Ingram. A05S Clinton Az,
Mrs Viola Madden. 1887 Firth
Az. s, Charles Curry Jr.. 1890
Fifth Az. y.
June ~ Mrs. ETnestinc Dan.
forth. 1886 Clinton Az
June IL Mrs, Beatrice partec.
33l T. a7th st, Mrs. Frank
Brown 7OI Firth st N; Miss
Ruby Jackson, 3I7 Bryant Az N.
June "a Mrs Ann Dahl, i7tb
Grand Az, Juanita Oden, 4Oi6
Third Az s., Mrs Harold Nc.
Dufno, 1909 Ffth Az. &.
juno II Max Hechtcr, 2Oi7
Oliver Az. N, Iettia Mac Smith.
3st5 Foorth Az 8, Wcnzol Miller
Sr.. b22 Emerson Az N. A n
Anderson. 1852 Chicago Az, Wi
liam wardcr, 1901 Third Az. s.
Jhuc 10 Robert Chatham, psl
Aldrtch Az. N; June Jacobs. 3iia
nth Az. 4.
juno II Thomas 4. Green
1927 Minnohaha Az; Theodore
Dean, 1901 Bryant Av. N, Mrs
Emil Moses. pos Emerson Az n.
Ben Burton, 1904 Oakland Av.
josephine Parker ~ RoyalstoI
Az N. Wendell l.. Watson 32Jt
Fourth Az y.
out Of Town Birthday
Juno II W. G Roach. Ln'
i Angeles, Cnlif, Mrs w Hoard
I YuunEstnn, ..
4 June ~ Mrs tyDunror Penn
bcrton. Chicago. III, Lillian Rob
inaon, Chicago, III, Mrs e. T.
Morgan, Lansing, Mich Mrs An
ma Mae Bannarn. i>0H Angeles
/ Calif. Mrs Eta Bowen, Amu
Bend, Ind Mrs W y. webb. cor
I NTH. Miss.
4 June 10 Tom Carroll, Tup"lo
Miss
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

June I'm. Love. 500 Rondo
Av.; J. l.. James. 300 Carroll Av.:
Glen Jackman. e66 81, Anthony
Az
June is--Mrs G. W. Haskins,
eST 81. Anthony Az: Edith
Price, zoo Rondo Az: Charles
Farr Nichols Jr.. 1925 Carroll Az, /;
Mr., Arthur Blair. S:s W. Central
Av.
June iS- Mrs. Junauld Brad.
dock, 7oI IglehSrt Av.
June Ii Mrs, J. I. Harris Jr..
81 w. Jessamine st; Josephine
Jordan, aiI W, Central Az. Mr..
Raymond Brown. 9Si 81, Anthony
Az; Mr., William NJ. Brown, AL
81, Anthony Az.
June rs Manuel Mason, plT ST,
Anthony Az; Mrs Walter Me.
Farland, 1915 Rondo Az: Julian
Arnold Davis, 6aS Rondo Az,
Patricia Ann Harrington, 4el ST
Anthony Az; Ronald podd, sos
Carroll Az, Bobby /. Rlskcy. POE
n, Avon; Mrs. NJ, 4, Carter. 2Sg
Sc, Anthony Az
juno i6--John pcttford. saT
Carroll Az. Mrs James Middle,
coff, S5i W, Central Az; Mrs, II
J, Bcliamy. $40 Rondo Az,
June II Harold Rowland, 69t
Iglehart Az: Mrs &. n. BELL. stS
~ Dale St; Baync Ellis, 500 Lyle
hart Ave; Ronald Smith. nt7
Rondo Az.
Out of Town birthdays
Juno II Mrs Minnie Annette
Woods. Louisville Ky,
June 10 Mrs NJ, G. Altman
Louisville, Ky,
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Returns Home: Mrs. Robert L.
Walker, 500 Fremont Av. n. re-
turned home on Saturday, May IS,
from st. Louis, Mo. Mr.. Walker
motored down with Mrs. Walker
and returned home earlier. Ac-
companying Mrs. Walker on the
return trip was Mrs. Gonzena AL
mon Of st. Louis. who spent one
week in Minneapolis as her house
guest s'as
Sad Mission: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Nelson North OF 1922 Fourth
Av. s., left Saturday. June 4 for
Searcy, Ark, to attend funeral
services OF Mr.. North's mother
who died Wednesday. June LIST.
EEBP Club Held Meeting: Mrs.
Flossie Harris, 3637 Clinton Av.
was hostess TO the EEBP club on
Saturday evening. May %. Club
prizes were won by Mrs. Irene
Marshall, who was proxy for Mrs.
Walter Smith. first: Mrs. Leila
Copeland, second and Mrs. Viola
Madden. third. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Dan McAdams.
1887 Oakland Av. on June IL.
SOcialites Club Makes Plans:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mayes, 1916
Fourth Av. S. were hosts to the
Socialites club on Saturday eve
ming. June 4. Plans were made
for bus ride and family picnic to
be given the latter part Of the
month.
Mother Is Guest: Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Wood and baby daugh-
ter, Lynette Marie OF 1929 Clinton
Av., have as their house guests.
Mrs. Woods mother. Mrs. Gladys
II. Brewer of Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Wood and daughter met her
mother in Chicago, where they
spent the Memorial holiday visit
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by GaslSins. field secretary OF the
Minneapolis Urban League was a
guest. Plans were made for a
party for wives and swcethearts
10 be given In September
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Social and Personal

Home For Summer: Moses Knott Jr, student at Virginia
Union University Richmond Va has returned home for the
vacation He is the of Mr. and Mrs Moses Knott
Sr, $50 W. Central Az.
Week End Al Lake: Mrs Lula King, Mr. and Mrs John
Few Mrs O. C. DrEylc aud j Nathaniel Smith fish
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Social and Personal
& MINNEAPOLIS 4

Back Home w. Baldwin 6l2 18th Av. s. returned home
Thursday June 2 from three weeks spent in
Birmingham Selma and Marion. Ala visiting relatives and
friends Mr. Baldwin reports that relations i'm
proved IN the south and that Pullman accommodations
available to anyone who has the purchase price
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Mr.. Meek opened the five of
diamonds and Mr.. Dale won
with the ace. He led a trump
and went UP with the queen in
dummy. Mr.. Abel elected to win
with the ace. He returned a club
and Mr.. Dale fineSsed the queen
which lost to the king.
Back came a diamond which
was taken by dummy's queen.
The king of truInps was cashed
and both defenders followed
suit. From this point Mr.. Dale
had no difficulty.
He discarded a club on dunn
my's king Of diamonds. cashed
the ace Of clubs and ruffed his
last club with the seven of
hearts. He lost only one more
trick-to the jack of trumps.
At first glance this appears to
be a simple hand in which the
defenders are helpless to prevent
the declarer from winning 10
tricks. However. Mr.. Meek, the
expert on defense, was quick to
point out that the contract
should have been defeated.
Just play your four of hearts
at the second trick. Abel" he
said. Let dummy's queen win.
Then let's see Dale win 10 tricks
on the hand"
Mr.. Meek had something. Sup
pose Mr.. Dale had been permit
ted to win trick two with dunn
my's queen of hearts. For his
next play he could not have
done better than to lead a club
from the board and flnesse the
: queen. That would have lost to
the king and Mr.. Meek would
have returned either his last
diamond or a trump Either lead
would have resulted in the defeat
of the contract.
ou trump lCtuLh' NA' nbCA
could win two quick trump tricks
with his ace and jack. thus pre-
venting Mr.. Dale from ruffing a
club.
On a diamond return, dummy's
queen would win. Mr.. Dale's best
play then would be to cash the
ace of clubs and try to ruff a
club with the seven Of hearts.
But Mr.. Abel would overruff with
the jack and lead third round
of diamonds, giving Mr.. Meek a
sure winner with the 10 Of
hearts.
downright, 1865, General Features Corp }
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Beanie and Betsy Fought All the Time

himself on the sofa and put hi
fleet up on the wall.
Beanie, put your feet dowr
lat once!" ordered his mother.
There you CO." said Beanie
Always picking on me. Nothing
II do is right"
He stomped out Of the room
He went upstairs and leaned
down to look through the key
hole into his sisters room.
Look at the little ange,
making Christmas presents!" h
|scoffed. She thinks she's Santa's
little helper!"
Mother" Betsy threw oper
the door. Hes bothering met
Mother came up the stairs
There were tears in her eyes
Really" she said to Beanie
I"You are running Christmas fol
all of us. I don't know what j.
the matter with you. Go in YOU
room"
He Went to His Room
Beanie went in his room. He
lay on his bed. He thought about
how he was always in trouble
and that everything always wa:
bland on him-or so it seemed
to him.
That's why his birthday wa:
the best day in the year-much
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better than Christmas-because
then no one fused at him and
Everything was for him alone
and did not have to be shared
with anyone.
Suddenly Beanie sat up. He
thought:
"Ill run away! I'll run away
until all this Christmas stun is
overt"
He ran into Betsy's room to
get his hat from under the bed
where 1t had been thrown dur
ing a tight. Betsy was sitting on
the floor making something Out
of clay.
She held up a lumpy clay fig-
lure for Beanie to see. Isn't he
beautiful" she whispered.
The figure had q fat round
body and a teeny head stuck or
top and no neck at all. One arm
was longer than the other and
THE legs had little bumps or
them for feet.
That's a big fat mess!" snort
ed Beanie.
rs mott" cried Betsy. A
dreamy look came into her eyes
and she said softly. IT'S q Dunn
diddy and I'm giving 1t to Santa
for Christmas!"
Next: Running Away
| ZAP Newsfeatures)
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BY Rouson

a prominent Republican, who
spent some minutes with him.
When the man left. Senator
johnson asked to have the next
visitor shown in.
That's all for today" said the
doctor. You've had your
quota"
"Oh, now look. DOCTOR" pro-
tested the Senator, you're not
going to count Republicans are
you?"
He was permitted one more
visitor.
ASSISTANCE: George Villiers,
the second Duke Of Buckingham,
was an Unsuitable rake who lived
by his own code Of morality.
In his last illness. o clergyman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
SANTA AND THE DUMDIDDY
By LUCRECE HUDGINS BEALE
CHAPTER ONE
The Big Fuss

Once upon a time there lived
q little boy called Beanie. He had
a sister named Betsy. Beanie and
Betsy fought all the time.
When they got up in the
morning they started arguing
right away over who would read
the paper first. At breakfast they
argued over who could eat the
most pancakes. After breakfast.
II. they fought over whose turn it
was to take the dog for walk.
And so it went. Fussing and
arguing all day long.
Now, it was very near Christ
mas and the children's mother
was worn out with hearing this
awful fighting in the house day
after day. So she said, IF you
children don't stop this terrible
fussing there's just not going to
be any Christmas at this house"
This worried little Betsy be-
cause she loved Christmas better
than anything in the whole
world. So she said. "I'll stop
fighting. mother. In fact, I'm go
ing to shut myself in my room
right now and work on my
Christmas presents"
But Beanie wasn't worried. He
said. Jaw. who cares about
Christmas? sure don't"
Why, Beanie!" exclaimed his
mother. Whatever do you mean
by saying such thing?"
IT mean don't like all that
giving and stuff" said Beanie. II
like birthdays much better. Then
I don't have to give away any
thing"
But, Beanie, Christmas is a
time for giving-not for getting.
It's fun to give things to your
cousins and your friends. And
it's fun for them to give to you"
Mother Was Angry
We'll. no one ever gives me
as good as I give" retorted
Beanie. And even Christmas
dinner. when l think I'm going
to have plenty of turkey and pie
just for once, why we always
gotta hate company and I never
have thirds on anything!"
You're a pig" said Betsy.
You're a pinhead!" shouted
Beanie.
"Children!" cried the mother.
She was beginning to be very
angry.
Betsy ran away to work on
Christmas gifts but Beanie threw
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OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE NJ. CATUDAL

To-day is the 173d ami
versary of the birth of our first
President who was not born a
British subject. Who?
Pit was my fortune, or mis-
fortune, to be called to the office
OF Chief Executive without any
previous political training" wrote
a great general. who was twice
elected President. in his last
annual message to Congress 70
years ago today. Which Presi-
dent wrote this?
3-Who was President when
the Twenty first Amendment to
the Constitution was adopted?
ANSWERS on Next Page
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WORD GAME
Find 20 or more words in
LIMIVOROU US,

meaning, swallowing mud for
Ats organic matter" Average is
10: time limit. 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. WORDS which
SECURE four letters by tie sadition Of
D." such as bats" cars" are not
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was summoned to his bedside.
IF you will tell me to what
church you belong" said the lat
ter, II will call a cleric of your
persuasion"
II have not been a credit to
any religion" replied the Duke.
IF you still think you can help
me, you are welcome to try"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-05
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

VISITORS: When Senator
Lyndon B. johnson Of Texas.
majority leader Of the Senate,
was on the road to recovery from
his recent heart attack, the hos
pital permitted him two callers q
day. other than family.
One morning he was visited by
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BOY MEETS GIRL

Answer to EMPOWERS
crosse, ewers, mere. newer, more, mower
NOPE, peers, peso, power, pores, pose
poems. pome prose, prov, prom, overs
were, weeps, worms. worse, wore. repose
rose, ropes. romps, seem seer. sere
seep, sewer, some. sore, sower, speW
spoTe, sperm, spree, sweep, Swore.
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE
tAnswer to Yesterdays Puzzle)

EEK zEzE||I - a|z|4
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Oak Forest

The Rev and Mrs S T Friend
Of Lynchburg visited Mr. an d
Mrs. w l. Ashbrn Sunday af-
teimoon
Gordon Menhnra Of FasmyllIe
visited Mrs. c f Memhard and
Mr.. and Mrs w S Anderson
Sunday afternoon
Mrs Gordon Smith Robbit
and Jimy Smith. pt Richmond
we're guests Of Mr and Mrs w
s. Anderson Sunday afternoon
Mrs Gordon Smith Robbie
and Jimmy SmiIh Of Richmond
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs W
S Anderson Tuesday
Jimmy Smith. d Richmond Is
spending the week Wth Nj and
Mrs w. S Anderson
Mrs Emmett Jenkins an d
WAYNE Anderson OF Richmond
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. + b Anderson Tuesday
They also called by. to see Mrs
c f Melnhard and Mr. and Mrs
w s Anderson
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farmers
New York Trip

cattle farmers
New York Trip
Reservations have been made
by Al persons for the New York
Baseball Trip III September It
Row appears that another bus viii
be needed provided baseball tick
cts and hotel reservations can be
made Interested parties may
communicate with w r Parker
at the Bank and their names will
be put on a waiting list
Mrs G a Smith and children
Of Richmond are spending tins
week on their farm here. formerly
the Old Barley Place The Smiths
also own Fighting Greek which
home is not occupied at present
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A Lawn Party uss Aeld on the
.aHa a tA- honr of Msr Bessie
N4lty here Saturday evening flor
benefit DIT the HoSarLsg..lr Meth
odSt Church
II Z Fena-ck. john II Hurt.
p! George Lodge NJ 81 4. and
Claude Branch. q R0rkflsh Lodge.
attended the Masonic School Of
Instruction Fort Defiance last
week
Mrs H. Z Cooke is spending
some time at her home here and
members Of her family are gath
er.ng for the annual family re-
union Those who have arrived
Mrs Morgan Jones Of Hampton
Mrs G. w Spencer and Mrs
Annie Dudley, OF DanWne
Jimmy Brown .of Hopewen,
spent three days last week with
tbs parents Mr. aad Mrs q N
h-s Parents Mr. ana MRS q D.
, Brown
/ Mr. and Mrs Otis TooIey of
skesYilln' Pa, nave been visiting
MI ana Mfa. Joih hnf' lof seF-
era days
Mr ana MRS Edd hifckhtad
ana DEBORAH OF ChariotleSFiile
spent me week eng with Mr. and
Mrs II. f Fenwick
Peggy bofeter' daughter OF
M anu mFS' ft#l huFci.ri o.
'i'iilteo' 'pell' ny "eeM ~" i,tl
',,up t, eti'a' - arg N'a. "
! nui 'i''
Nllss Belty BtUNn Fl9ted Mt
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Antioch

The Rev. and Mrs F p Look
were dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs
H. O Brown Sunday follow :
ing preaching SERVICES at Antioch
Mrs c Nj N1ei' Mrs Mamie
Ingle, and daughter. Peggy Mrs.
Ruby Brown. ana Miss Dr., Noel
visited relatives ar, Warwick last
week
Spencer Vaughan was seriously
hurt in a motorcycle accident last
Thursday afternoon He is j pa
tient in Southside Hospital
Several friends and relatives
attended 81 miscellaneous shower
for Mr. and Mrs OTIS Asal Oh
Saturday night, July 8 IN the
home Of Nj and Mrs. Philip Asal
They received mary nice gifts
The couple vas recently married
They are making their home III
Richmond
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Trenholm

Carlton Steger, Of Hampton.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs Nenoon.
MI and Mrs. Cecil Denoon
spent the week end at Virginia
Beach
Mrs Betty Lou Bowles. Of Rich
mond, IS visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Annie Gordon for several weeks.
MIS- Media Runion, Of Rich
mond, is visiting her son, Paul
Suatton and Mrs Stratt0n, also
her brother b w Wllburn for
several weeks.
Successful Revival
A successful revival was held at
Muddy Greek Church last week
Rev Jack Bayles Of Richmond
was the preacher His singing was
enjoyed by the congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Hicks of
Richmond, visited her parents.
MI and Mrs Alvey Pamore, on
Sunday visitors IN the S a m &
home were Mr. and Mrs Bobby
Palmore, of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Lucado Of
Pamplm and Mr. and Mrs Tom
my Com, Of Prospect. visited their
parents. Mr. and Mrs w H.
/ Smith Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Sidney A Stokes
OF Ballsyille visited his parents
Nh and Mrs W /. Stokes sun
/ day
Mr. and Mrs Bill Raymond. of
farmvllle visited his son-in- law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles f. Deno0n. Sunday
Bugs Island Visit
MISS Betty Jane Willis, and
Johnny BranSford. Of Midlothian.
and several Of their friends spent
the day at Bugs Island Sunday.
Curtis WilbuIn OF Richmond
visited his mother. Mrs. Alma
Wllburn Sunday
Mrs w II Smith and son, Al
ton spent Friday IN Farmyille
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Denoon
and daughter Carol Of Richmond
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. | Denoon, Sunday, also his
sister. Mrs Paul Stratton ane
Mr. Stfatton.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wall and
children of Aiken, S c. visited
/ her parents, Mr. and Mrs Bagby
Jones. last week
Week end crashes accounted for
1890 killed and G78,00 hurt dur
ing 1854.
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Knoxville

Mrs Richard Dunneyant and
daughter Barbara recently re-
turned from visit to relatives ut
Dansville. N Y while there they
visited the worlds largest. rose
garden at Newark and saw Mag
ara Falls.
Little Beth Goodwin and broth
er, George children OF Mr. and
Mrs. G T Goodwin, of Scots
vile. are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. r l. Gillespie.
Mrs Roger Carwile and dauph-
ter, Sue. of Culpeper are guests
in the same home.
Mr. and Mrs B II Word Jr..
and daugter, Charlotte 10. Of
Charlottesville and Scott ana
Rodney Word Of Richmond.
spent the week end with MI. and
Mrs B II Word. ST.
Misses Lucy and Alice Wooten
Of Richmond spent the week end
in their home here
Mr. and Mrs j B. Coleman
and family who spent last week in
the home of Mrs. A +. Coleman
returned to their home in Bal
timore Sunday. Other visitors of
Mrs, Coleman Saturday evening
were Mr. and Mrs X f Coleman
Of Farmville. MI, and Mrs d. V
Coleman. Of Buckingham. Mr.
and Mrs H A. Coleman and Mr.
and Mrs John Word
Mrs b H Word. Mrs. b O.
and J E Ransom we're Far1nyiIle
visitors Thursday.
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up the driveway into the garage.
Edward apparently confused the
brake and the aCcelerator The
CAR shot across the lawn. smash
fd an 8-toot picture window IN
.A nsNhbors house and came ID q
utIt N their living room. The car
.wa, badly damased and the
nrlehboys damages was estimated
Am IS coo
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Scottsville

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Payne and
daughter Of Richmond, also Mr.
ana Mrs Ambrose Payne ana
TWINS spent the week end with
relatives in town. Mrs. Nettie Tur-
her and Miss Mary Pearl Turner
returned TO Richmond with the
Ambrose Paynes toy visits Be
tore leaving for Richmond. Mrs
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got put in my place the other
night. Deserved it. too. My father
in-law said We were due for bad
weather. Birds are flying low. he
reported. That means q storm
| started TO Josh with the old
gentleman about being supersti-
tious. Then my nephew Jim, on
vacation from college, pipes up.
"Grandad's right" he says.
AT least, that's what they say
at school," Jim goes on. THE
heavy air you get before storm
forces insects down low so high
flying birds have to swoop along
the ground II they want To eat"
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From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Modern Science Finally
Catches Up With Grandpa

From where ] sit. there's prob
ably sound reasoning back of
most old sayings :. back of any
thing people have LEARNED To be
lieve in. Take the idea Of a stitch
in time saving nine - sparing rods
and spelling children of drink
ing hot milk, or a refreshing glass
Of beer, at bedtime. You may not
hold with any Of these beliefs
voarseif but it's not smart to
give them the bird"
& M+,><
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Week end crashes accounted for
1890 killed and G7e,00 hurt dur
ing 1854,
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Copyright 1856 t8fie4 States Brewus foundation
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ITS 4-DOOR H4KDY
-A7qhzced z6r ach17/

- here YOU have the Soft firm steadiness Of
Bucks all coiI-spring ride and torquc tube
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