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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

ali grazing MANAGEMENT can make
the difference between a top yleld
ina pasture ana a poor ONE the
agronom-st say.
Recent Work BIZ r T Blaser
u The VP1 Experiment Station
aas indicated that increases OF up
u or more can be obtained
nom tall grass and lad.naa past
aTes by proper grazing manage
ment owen poor management DE-
IVY grazing 0t tan grass and ia-
dino pastures .u the spring until
they hage reached an average
II approximately 4 inches. then
ALLOW the pasture u he grazed
down to 2 inches For later graz
ing during the season. the pasture
should recover to a height Of be
tween s and IL inches before
grazing begins Grazing at the
4-lnch height early III the season
9elps 10 prevent the grass from
orowdine the clover during the
sprlng months when it Is making
rapid growth
For short growing pastures
grazing may be started hi the
spr!ng when the average height is
from 2 10 4 inches
Where ladlno clover seedlings
are coming Up IN existing grass
stands, keep the grass grazed or
cut closely until the ladlno seed
Lngs have become established
Craze or cut back the grass to 2
inches each time it reaches a
height Of or 5 inches until the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06
Puch-Hnc to the gears hottest pouer story
Chevrolet "TurbO- Fire vs.!

rolets. And in acceleration runs from
standing start against all corners,
the Motoramlc Chevrolet beat all other
low priced cars and every bigh-prlced
ear except one!
What's behind this blazing perform
ance? A compact hotey OF W that
only the worlds leading producer Of
valve-ln head engines can build. Chew
rolet's new "Turbo- Fire vs..
II pits nc,o ki,dd Of fun in gour
drmtng life You're IN charge Of I62
high -spritcd horse oHer or II yoH're
boxing for ereu more trciiement. the pew
Super Turbo-Fue vs." (optiondl III
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-06

This is the engine that's writing
whole new chapter in the book Of
automobile performance records. This
is the engine that has stock car timers
dong a double take at their stop
Watches wherever experts gather To
compare the abilities OF the 1865 ears.
Forexampie, in therecent MASCARA
stock car competition at Daytona
Beach. Florida, Chevrolet literally ran
away from every other car IN its class
and raft Of others besides. In the
one-mile stralghtaway run for low
priced cars. the first two places and
SIX Of the first ten-W went TO Chew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

ALEX. AREA-Unbelievab UNDER
PRICED Permastone DETACHED =
rm. home on a lovely residential
street adjoining the Groveton Grade
School: Sl0,450: GI approved: So
down and settlement too. Immed-
late possession. The buy of life
time. Exclusive, Z. F. STEFFEY
An~A 4 I'LL II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
BETHESDA

O-DSul III. DI I'm IbdIlIblCI
Asking SIs,15n: can go 81; 3 yrs.
old. newly dec; Immediate occu-
pancy.
HUGE liv- din. nm with fioor-to-
ceiling cabinet bookcases. natural
stone firepl.. lEe all-elec. kit. dish
washer. disposal aluminium storm
windows and doors. outside entr.
to full bsmt.. short walk to ele-
mentary. parochial and junior high
schools. Close TO Naval Hospital
NH Dir Conn. ave. to Franklin
st, left to Crestwood I'd, left to
OWNER SIGN at l00I4 CreStwood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
COLLEGE PARK

Bargains Rambler with = acres. 3
bedrooms. barn, more land avail
able. $4,000.
81 600 DOWN AND $50 PER MO. to
anyone. Tyr. -old Cape Cod. close
to school and transp. 3 bedrmS.
sep din. rm., firepl., bsmt. $4,000,
BRICK RAMBLER with 5 bedrms.
and full bsmt. for S13,35U, with
reas. down payment. Only 3 yrs.
old = blks. to school. etc.
4-BEDRooM,, 7-yr.-old brk. M
school nd transp. Storm win
dows. bsmt, fenced. Only S12.95O
- Lee. Ayr. odd brk.
with 4 bedrms. and paneled den.
firepl.. : full baths, bsmt.; $4,000
81 or non-vet
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5g92 til d pm. After d pm,
WA 7-564l, HA. 2-SSgl Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

MANOR rnr, Lans!eyl-
Sacrifice lovely 3-bedrm. brick RAM
Sia.e56 Open sun. is. ,ao6
2oth ave. Just of Univ. lane, ~
a,oo0ls /. H CARMICHAEL
. EGShTX GO Open Sunday to .:
@Oid Wardman rd-First time Of
fered. 1mmac. 2-story, brick: sep
din. rm den on ST. built-tn ga
rage. HA. ?-725S COHEE REALTY
CO. AP. 1-95g3. IL
AvoSDALE TERRACE-~open Sun,
! to ;, loo 100 %lst pl. A'trsc 40. =
ex'Fa-nice kit ,ora aS req req rm, igss
coHEE REALTY CO. AP 1880
CniLLuM. OPEN SUN. > TO s.:
$40 18TH ave, of Sargent I'd
Lovely 5-bedrm. brick; lge. liv. nm,
a6Sooj, sen and d bsa nm e efT vide S2rY
HEIGHTS EsTATEs-Ma-
jestic 3bedrm, brick Colonial; a..
rms are large size quality con
struction; has garas, CITY WIDE
c 6EHEGE H HA, ITs3' Estates, Mn,
Spacious. brick Colonial; YER
mont slate roof; . bedrms. and 4
baths. 9 half baths; library; many
lovely features: rec. room: oil heat;
2-car garage: "a lot, beaut. land
scaped; reas. priced. Shown by
appointment only. A. II. SEID-
ENSPINNER, Realtor, WA. 7-lO10
MEADOWS--Open Sun. l.
400. 2014 Somerset st, Attractive
Anchor fenced 6-rm. Colonial.
heated sun rm, l0x2S, high corner
lot. OF approved, $3.50 down, $50
mo. JOHN Fl. JOHNSON, WA. I
GREEN MEADOWS. eoo1 tucker
man st. Open sunday > 10 81
bcdrmS; sep din. rm. enclosed
porch, mr.. all coHveniences. lsc
come. lot; Sil.tJU CITY WIDE
REALTY. HA %-SdlS I'll
HrATTSNMLL-Cpcn Sunday, ! to,
. JiO3 4OtN ave. "-StOry brick.
Ice. rms. throughout; Lear brk.
gar cor lot Exec itnan AP
!-5nsS, coHEE REALTY CO. AP.
HYAITSVILLE, 1910 4Ist ri. II yr.
old ,-Story prick with attached ga
rage, : bCdrme., - baths. firepl
and Ice din. I'm. Custom built for
owner who has been transferred
and forced 10 sell al VA appraisal
SlS,950. JU. 9-ll77. AP. T-6pg4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
HOUSES 70, SALE VA. Cont
ALEXANDRIA VICINITY
YULETIDE SURPRISE

Cracking logs in your own fireplace
is a mighty pleasant sound There's
a real buy in this cute 3-bedrm.
brick rambler located in q beauti-
full suburban community; cony. 20
schools. shopping and transp. Many
extras are Included such as: wall
to-wall carpeting. Venetian blinds.
auto. washer Eest of all THE
PRICE IS RIGHT - ONLY Sl4.-
500" Assume large OF 40 loan
with low down payment. This
owner is a real Santa Claus! See
II pnW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
The M. H. BARRY Org.

IIt DIW ItNIINUIN DEIV0
ARLINGTON, SOUTH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LOCATION
Owners sale Of 1-Story frame-Johns
Manville shingles and installation,
3 bedrms.. bath. iiv rm.. din. Tm.
kit: bsmt.; attic storage; hot-water
heat: oil furnace: automatic 30-gal.
fot-water heater, 5 min. from
Pentagon with 4-minute rush hour
bus service; blk. off columbia
pike. . blks. of Glebe I'd. at 30l
S 18th st. at Highland St, COM
piete shopping center; grade and
high schools, > blks.: S11 500. small
down payment and assume trust.
Telephone IA. 1906 Ill
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READ THIS
VALUE! ! a.!
TAKOMA PARK
SlQQ50

within walking distance 70 the
Seventh Day Adventist COLLEGE and
SanitoriUm. Our appraisal Of this
property was S23 900 Because the
owner has bought another home he
has PRICED this TO SELL QUICK
LY Situated in perfectly gor-
geous sarGen setting Of planned ex-
pensiye shrubs The entire front
lawn is Meyers improved ZuySia
grass valued between 81 o00-s5. 600
alone The house IS precision
quaIity-built brick with heavy slate
roofs. consisting Of entrance foyer
huge living room. fireplace, full
size family dining room, modern
kitchen plus two twin-size bedrooms
and tile bath Stairway 20 an
finished end aoor read% for two
more rooms and bath Side screened
porch. basement huilt-in garage,
storm windows throughout Gas hot
water heat We strongly urge your
immediate inspection. Call WO. u
9'33T1 or d.. 1.fS30
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

BETHESDA-Colonial split level Of
used brick; spacious liz. I'M fea-
turing bay window and raised
hearth, separate din. rm.r GE kit
equipment, 3 bedrms., 3 complete
baths, stairway to lge. storage
attic, daylight walk-out bsmt. with
a most attrac. plAyrm. From Wis
ave vest on Bradley to Wilson
lane. left blk. 20 170S Radnot
Ed For further information. Gail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

UNIV. BRICK BUNGALOW
Charming little white brk. bun
salow. Just over D. c, linz. not far
from Spring Valley shopping: only
:, bedrms and no basement. but
fine quality and exce!lept eond.,
level ward. fully enclosed hv white
picket fence Asking Sl4.s3o.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. D1. T-l4ll:
npeS nY G.E-HO II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

BETHESDA-Luxury rambler; S3l.-
500 Unexpected transfer makes
this practically new home available
al used home price. Center hall.
de luxe kit. din. rnl., 3 lEe. bedTms.,
baths req nm. with tirspl
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OIL 2-7No6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
NEW HOME below cos

beautiful new brick Cape Cod in
exclusive Stratford Hills: huge iiv-
ing room-dinine room combination,
large super de luxe sll-electric
kitchen; 3 big bedrooms. . tile
baths screened porch: attached
garage LARGE Let with lovely trees,
MIDDLE eos FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, ia. 5-6"66; Ewes. FE. g.
oolS or FL R-2oon Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

MONT. IMMEDiATE oCCUPANCY
+ oedrm. brick Assume IA :.
FLA loan with 500 cash, or VII
lease for Sl75 per mo. with option
TO buy. This home is immaculate,
~, baths, din. nm; gar. bsmt. has
extra firepl.. bath. paneled rec nm
SEP. entrance, - minis. downtown.
Mr. BARTON. OIL. 2-l6i3.. cox &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

BETHESDA-Brk. Colonial for grow-
parochial schools. :. tedrms, lge.
!iv. rm. with fireplace. sep. DIN.
I'm, TV-den. powder I'M, kit. with
dishWasher; full dry bsmt. Level
with fenced back yard, VA and
FLA appraisal OIL. @-94ji.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Charming brick WILLIAMSBURG on
beautiful wooded lot. center recep-
ton hall, den and law. 3-bedrms,
= baths on End f.; garage; slate
roof Vacant Asking S24 800
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, d.. 7-lili,
eYeS OIL 2-4S3l Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

New 3-bedrm.. "-bath. split level.
S2j.05G; or 5-bedrm,. 3 baths for
500, 500 The most house for the
money in the-hsst location In Ar
iinston. !. FT'fnER GROOM co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

SILVER SPRING, 22O5 Forest Glen
rd.-3-bedroom brick rambler; liv.
ditioned:' full basement. all-elec-
tric kitchen, automatic gas heat;
express bus service; 3 min. from
schools, churches and shopping
centers; S23,95O. Open daily from
10 am. to pm. DISMER AUXIER
CO., sos II 81. NV. Ma. SOFIA:
after D nm, u. 9-5352 or JU.
9-2072 Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

LANHAM PARK-Brick rambler: 9
bedrmS., rec. nm. in bsmt,: $1,000.
CT ana conventional terms. LOUIS
LEWISDALE-WiH take low down
payment on this lovely 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. on large lot many
extras. JOHN A. VENT, AP. =
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Continued on Next Pass.l
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CHECY CHASE. NoRTH-spac- brick
rambler $4,000 3 bedrms.. =
baths. GIFT. liv. din, rm. comb.
with firepl.. lge. fully equip. kit,
daylight bsmt. with rec ru-. hrepl.
and lavatory. pull-down stairway
TO attic. Quick possession. 10.
SokDH "a "a n m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

BETHESDA. Burling court. of Brad
ley blvd - bedrmS. bath and
POWDER ROOM on first foor
This home has charm, excellent
location, and may be purchased In
the low 3Os. For details 10 see.
phone Lane Cricher, OIL. 6-3106.
RE. T-J650.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

BETHESDA AREA. SI4.95O; near
GEORGETOWN Prep; Immac 3-Ded-
I'M. brick bungalow: full bsni..
diShwasher, disposal > blocks to
elementary school. Assume large ~
Gil loan. FRANK 5, PHILLIPS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

DUPLEX - Spanking
new brick and redwood contempt
rary just completed: each floor has
apartment with . twin bedrooms,
l4X21 living room. separate din
ing room. separate entrances, full!
basement 20 40 4 terri ne d Investment
$3.50 down. E F.. STEFFEY
Open from 0 to Q. JE. 4-3447,
JE. 2-407O. III
Evening star., 1955-11-30
THE WONDERLAND OF BOOKS
Fables--The Crow and the Pitcher

earliest times soryers have been telling tales called
fables They teach something interesting
form Usually they had sentence at the end summing the
lesson
One very collection of fables written by Aesop
Greek slave One these about the and the pitcher
thirsty found pitcher with water in It, but not
enough for her to reach with her beak.
At last she hit upon the clever plan of dropping pebbles into
the pitcher make water rise higher At last the water
reached the brim and the able to drink
The moral of this story Necessity is the mother Of nven-
ton
Paste this picture on cardboard and color with Cut
it out carefully
Fold the base forward the dotted lines and fold the two end
forward the stand Cut the dotted slit
the top Of the pitcher Fasten the crows head to its body with
brass fastener bent through the holes in the head and
meek.
the win dip into the pitcher to drop
other stone. 8ssgs ss.4ssea N.
Higgins NewsfeatussD
TOMORROW-The frog prince
Evening star., 1955-11-30
BY EAsLEY BLACKWOOD

This reasoning paid of very
well - with Mr.. Abel's help.
Against the final contract of five
clubs. doubled, he led the king Of
spades.
Miss Brash won with dummy's
ace and promptly led the nine Of
hearts. This was ducked around
to Mr.. Abel, who won with the
jack and returned the jack Of
clubs.
But it was too late now to at
tack the trump suit. The club
lead was won in the closed hand
and heart was ruffed on the
board. Miss Brash returned to
her hand twice by ruffing spades
and each time led another heart
and ruffed it on the board.
L After this sequence she still
had two trumps left. She led
dummy's last spade and ruffed it
with the queen of clubs. She
cashed the ace of clubs. picking
up the last two outstanding
trumps. then spread the hand.
conceding a diamond.
Mr.. Abel could have defeated
this contract by opening a trump
Miss Brash would have had to
let him in with a heart in order
to set up a cross-ruff, and at that
time he could have led second
trump. Then Miss Brash would
have been able to ruff hearts in
dummy only twice.
The bidding and his own hold
Ing should have guided Mr.. Abel
to the right opening lead. Mr..
Dale had refused to raise Miss
,Brash's first-bid suit, but had
strongly supported her second
one.
Mr.. Abel had all three side
suits bottled up so that there was
no danger of Miss Brash quickly
getting rid of any losers on a
good side suit in dummy. With
these points in mind 1t should
have been clear that her princi-
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Why We Soy
BY Rouson

PROMISES: We might cali
soft, persuasive words "blarney."
but the word was really the name
.of a castle in Ireland. In 1902
Cormack Mccarthy surrendered
the Castle of Blarney to the Brit
ish. but all he actually gave them
were promises and f1attering
words. They never got the castle.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
OUR PRESIDENTS
Ry HoNORE NJ. CATUDAL

To-day is the 120th ami
versary Of the birth Of q famous
American writer and humorist,
through whose efforts the mem.
oirs of Gen. U. s. Grant were
successfully marketed. Who?
Pit is a good thing to de-
mand liberty for ourselves
but 1t Is q better thing and
rarer thing to give liberty tc
others who do not agree with
u.s." said the President, "a years
ago. Which President?
3-Who was the first President
to veto a bill passed by CongressG
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Soy MEETS GIRL

pal source Of tricks was going to
be the club suit itself. and there
fore every club removed from
dummy would probably mean a
trick gained for the defending
side.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
CHEVY CHASE
1916 Nottingham Drive

Newly deeoreted brick Colonial with
slate roof. Three bedrooms, two b1fhs,
Kitchen with breakfast aleovs. Screened
porch, sarose.
Directions. Out Wisconsin Are. past
District Line blocks.fo Montgomery
St., lett to Wootten. wight to home.
Evening star., 1955-02-19

. Comportmented Both with
Built-in Formieo Topped
Vonity ond Linen Closet
. Garbage Disposed
. l0.5 Cuff. Refrigerator
= Comfortable Breakfast Nook
. Outside Entrance
Evening star., 1955-02-19
Realty Revue

low-income families and veterans
|, to buy q home and to replace the
public housing program. Many
lending institutions do not wish
to make FILA loans, though those
doing SO appear to be providing
funds for such mortgage financ-
ing In such volume as to alarm
the hold-outs.
The likelihood is that fewer
and fewer lending institutions
viii be able to continue to re-
fuse to make FILA loans. unless
the fight against the FILA pro-
gram is successful.
r A**
Frank K. Wall, an appraiser In
the Real Estate and Right Of
Way Branch of the Commerce
Departments Bureau OF Public
Roads and q member. of the
American Society of Appraisers,
will speak on "a Few Yardsticks
for Measuring Damages Caused
by Loss of Access Rights" before
a dinner meeting of the District
Chapter of the Society of Resi-
dental Appraisers at $50 pm.
Monday in the Occidental Res
taurant.
The real estate firm Of Edward
the Maryland Legislature, q
al Of its Offices from 7240 Wis
consin avenue. Bethesda, to 4918
Cordell avenue. Bethesda.
\ \ n X
The Education Committee of
the Montgomery County Real
Estate Board will hold a clinic
on Know Your Financing and
Make More Sales" at 8 pm.
Tuesday in the Citizens Building,
Silver Spring.
X II \ r.
The Suburban Maryland Build
ers' Association wants the Prince
Georges County government to
have authority to assess 'front.'
foot charges for sewer, storm
Evening star., 1955-02-19

A big campaign by certain
lending groups to weaken the
Federal Housing administration
and reduce 1t to a less important
status in the home financing field
is coming to a climax.
FILA will soon exhaust its
authorization to insure further
mortgages. and is now seeking
and additional authorization
from Congress. The fight right
now is centering against this
request for an additional SIS
billion authorization.
One method Of attack being
pursued by those favoring con-
ventional loans carrying a higher
interest rate, higher down pay
ment and shorter mortgage term
Is to suggest that ID FEIA's
terms are "ultraliberal":: t2)
the Government should discour-
age a large volume of produc-
ton: go there is an adequate
supply of money available on a
conventional basis, SO why are
Government aids necessary?
The United States Savings
and Loan League is spearhead-
ing the fight against FILA.
A recent release from that
league had this to say:
"A warning that the United
States was exhausting the re-
serves OF ultraliberal home mort
gage credit at a time when such
credit was not needed has been
sounded by Ralph r. Crosby.
immediate past president of the
United States Savings and Loan
League.
mfr. Crosby said that today's
no-money down, 30-year loan re-
payment terms should be saved
for times Of real necessity and
not used to stimulate home build
ing and buying at a time when
residential construction was at
record high levels"
The real fight is, Of course,
over conventional loans versus
Government-insured loans hav-
Ing lower interest rates. longer
repayment periods and smaller
down payments. A part Of the
FHA program was designed to
make 1t easier for moderate and
Evening star., 1955-02-19
--Ankers Photo.

cannot be made to pay their
proper share Of such costs. which
now must be shouldered by build
ers. met from the county general
fund. OF. passed on to buyers OF
new homes in these areas. The
builders have presented their
recommendations on the issue to
the Maryland legislature, a
spokesman said.
Evening star., 1955-02-19

drainage and other improve
ments. The builders group says
the State Of Maryland would have
to authorize the county to Inn
pose such charges in case it wants
the costs of such Improvements
to be fairly assessed.
Under present conditions, the
group said. existing homes In
areas which are to be improved
Evening star., 1955-02-19
CHEVY CHASE
1916 CUMMINGS Lone

An older home in Blessed Sceromeni
crso. Bedroom or study and both on
first floor. Three bedrooms and both
on second. Modern kitchen. $lS,e5o.
FhA financing available.
Directions: From Chevy Chase Circle,
out Brookrilfe Rd. to Cummings Lane,
right to home.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
BETHESDA
5811 Phoenix Drive

Contemporary rambler in the Alto vissu
area. Close 70 schools. transportation
ond MIN. Three fwin.size bedrooms
and va bafhs. Beautifully Iondseaped,
fenced LOT. S2l. 500.
Directions, Out Old Georgetown Rd.
to Beech Dr., left on Beech to Con :
pdy Dr., left to Phoenix, left to home.
Evening star., 1955-02-19
SOMERSET AREA
5507 Wooften Street

Attractive brick Cope Cod with center,
hall plan. Study or bedroom and bott
on first floor. Three huge bedroom,
end bath on second. Full basement
Gorcse. Close TO shopping and trons,
portoiion.
Directions. Out Wisconsin, Are. past
District Line to nottingham Dr., left
to home.
Evening star., 1955-02-19

. Recreation Room orea
27x22 Finished with
plostered Ceiling. Pointed
WclIs, AsphoIt Tile Floor,
FIu6rescent Lights end VI
Both
. All City improvements
. Lorse Wooded Lot
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-12-23
HATTERAS PERSONALS

The annual Christmas Bible
Class banquet was held at Scotty's
Restaurant Dec. 18th with SO
present. The room was beautifully
decorated. The favors made by
Mrs. Gertrude Styron and Mrs.
Olivia Stowe were an added attrac-
ton to the tables. A lighted tree
had gifts for each one present.
A turkey dinner was prepared
by Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson and Mrs.
Evelyn Styron.
Gifts were presented to Mrs.
Carl Hollis and Mrs. Anderson
Midget from Mrs. Nacie Austin
for perfect attendance at the Bible
class. This makes the second year
that Mrs. Hollis has won the gift
"The month after Christmas"
was read by Mrs. Bill Burrus and
acted out by the group. Games and
contests were played and enjoyed
by all. DR.. Donald Wolff and Mrs.
Dudly Burrus were the bride and
groom. DR.. Wolff dressed as the
bride. Mrs. Burrus as the groom,
which caused much fun and
laughter.
Mrs. Virginia Austin was in
charge of the singing and Mrs.
Gertrude Styron in charge of the
action games.
1t was one of the best parties
that the class has every had. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Scotty
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Sty-
ron, Mr.. and Mrs. Nacie Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hollis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Gray, Rev. and Mrs. Dan
Meadows, Mrs. Cleat Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Levin Fulcher, Mrs.
Olivia Stowe, MIR. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey Styron Mrs. Eleanora Austin,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burrus, Mrs.
Virginia Austin, Clyde Austin,
Dudley Burrus, Mrs. Fulton Scar
borough, Mr.. and Mrs. Damon
Gray, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Wardman, Mrs. Peggy Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Skakle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Oden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson Midget, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stockton Midgette, Mrs. Ellen Aus
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernal Foster,
Mrs. Rosa Foster, Mrs. Edna Gar
IRISH.
Special guests were DR.. Donald