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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
Chestnut Grove

REV Dot Bryan preached an,
Inspiring sermon on PFayeg
Sunday nght ID a large conarc-
gauon. II viii also conduct sefv-
ice- HERE AL the church tHe fourth.
Sunday mornina
NJ ana Mrs Charlie Seay os
Gladstone ard MIS- Clifford Cook
u Monroe y Y visited NJ and
Mrs VI n Coos sunday after.
noon
Mrs Z. n OBucn of Maidens
and b n OBnen spent SUNDAY
ID thc B N OBrien home here
B n OBricn underwent an eyc
operation two weeks aeo Ill a hos
pital in Richmond He returned
with Mrs L n Q Buen home al
Ma.dens for a weeks VISIT
q + Cook returned hom LAS
Sunday after spending some tim
with his son In Butkeyille
miss Rebccca Beasley spent The
tcok end with Nh and Mis-
Odcllc kirby near Farmwlle
Mr. ana Mis- M S Fllppen of
Richmond. spent the week viii
Aer parents. Mt and Mrs + r
SeneeI
Capt # N sam .s a patient III
Mcclure Hospital b Richmond
r. ,,.5lt r,Ggr.. Avs 4pgt4t41Ii
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
THE FARMVILLE tva) HERALD. FRIDAY. MAY III 1875

the same home were MI and Mrs
Lewis Meador and t8ln sons. OF
Farnvllle
Miss Elizabeth Harris, Of Rich
mond spent several days alth
her parents the past week Paul
me Harm and Hayden car.s- tan
accompanied her to Richmond
Saturday afternoon
Stanley Julian and son and
friends of Clarksville. va Visited
Mrs NJ n Julian last Sunday
Other visitors Of Mrs. Julian
were Nh. and Mrs Howard
Chance and sons. Mrs Ed Pollard
Mrs Allen and the Emmett Dun
kums
Mr. and Mrs Paul Caudell and
daughters. Of Richmond were the
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Sweden Alien M Caudell also
called Oh The Jack Aliens
Visitors last week Of Mr. and
Mrs Walter q Marks we're Nj
/ and Mrs Henry Bailey. Miss Er-
ma Pugh Mr. Rainey Mrs AIMS
MARKS Webb Of Green Springs
and the Emmett Dunkums
/ Mrs. Anime Marks Webb Ms
Reeves Phaup and Frances Lee
Presnel called on the Emmett
Dunkuns last week
Mr.. and Mrs. john Harris visit
Cd the Alfred Harris family Fri
day.
MI and Mrs Emmett Dunkun
we're IN Richmond Monday
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Ralne'
and son. Of Utah. are the expect
ed guests Of his parents Mr. anC
MIS-. Dallas Ralney and family
Mrs. Carroll Griffith has been
on the sick list w wish hon
speedy recovery
Nj and MS c G Harvey an'
sons. G C and Mason Of Marion
visited the Emmett Dunkum= Sdt
urday afternoon
MI and Mrs Lewis Marks an'
family Of Dillwyn Mr. WesIe
Dunkum and Mrs CLYDE Marx
and children visited Mrs Reeve
Phaup Tuesday
Dr.. Lang Of the University o
j Richmond, preached at Concof
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13

Of tie original Leslie Cal0n and
Machael star Ill varied fare ~
muse ballet. and faatsy For the
family
Stranger Ia Horseback Jeel
McCrea stars III The rcle IF =
circuit Judge Hid WHO brings n
murder to TRIAL IN spite Of the
towns fear al the culpFts pow
efful father For adults and young
people
The Country Girl Academy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
C,urdsyille

31r and Mrs. c c. Harry and
sons. IF Marion. VISITED their par
entA Mrs C. c. Harvey and M
and Mrs Charles Puryis Mother S
Day week end
Pvt Wesley Earl Dunkum Of
Fort jackson. s G. gas nome for
the week end. and attended sery-
ices at Smyrna Sunday morning
Mrs Shirley Dowdy continues
III in the Baptist Hospital Lynch
burg
Mrs M NJ. Julian and Ms
Newton were IN Grove last week
NJ and Mrs Walter MARKS
we're IN Farnyilie Friday Mrs.
Marks Is still taking treatments
from her physician
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Harris and
children and Tommie Thomas
called on the Wright family Of
ca Ira last week
Miss Janet Dunkum 0f Rich
mond and Jimmy Leap Of Nor
folk we're home for the week end
Mr. and Mrs Bill Robinson oi
Roanoke we're week end visitors
Of Mrs Reeves Phaup and Buck
Marks
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkun
and Mrs Jimmie Leap were
Lyncnbug visitors last week
Mr. and Mrs Jack Allen ana
Charles visited her mother Mrs
Moore near Farmville Sunday, II
Miss Gillian and cIassmatr
Mis- Ann Richardson Of william
and Mary College visited Mrs L
G Gillian. Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Bernard Chris
tians sons. Bernie and Jackie
spent Sunday visiting their ma
tefnaI grandmother. Mrs j aci
Gooca. OF Charlottesville
Family Gathering
MI and Mrs. K. b Ransom hd'
large family gathering last Sun
Day Nj and Mrs MICK Burrough
Samuel Ransom. Bennett Ransor
: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth RansoI
and family MI. and MIS- Everett
Ransom and family Of NewpoE
News. Nh and Mrs Emmett Ran
, son Of Clifton Forge. Beufoi
Ransom Of Huntington W Va
md Nj and Mrs Wilbur Ranso
and family Of Fork Union Wef
al visitors on Mothers Day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
Movie Guide


Road III Bali Bob Hope
Blne Crosby, and Dorothy LA
niour in one Of The famous series
San their way 10 Bali an evil
south Seas prince forces them to
tMcoma deep yea divers To search
fal sunken treasure For the fam
iEY
Rlcochet Romance Slap
stick comedy starring Marjorie
Main ana Chm wallis For the
family
State Theatre
The Glass Slipper An adj
agitation of the Cinderella story
NIlh al the wonder and charm
Evening star., 1955-03-03

mildness? It's a neutral prod.
uct. With all its grease cutting
power, TREND contains no acid
no alkali.
Bobies Your Honds
Imagine a modern dishwash-
ing suds that cuts grease faster
than any dishwashing soap you
can buy-yet actually babies
your hands!
Evening star., 1955-03-03

they have been using in the
home. Comparisons cover dish.
washing, grease-cutting ability
in the dishpan, skin -mildness
and the thoroughness with
which TREND washes fine
laundry.
A short QUESTIONABLE on a
ready-to.mail postal card Is in.
cluded. The home tester merely
checks a few answers and drops
the card In the mail to register
her vote.
Express ThandEs
The makers of TREND, who
also manufacture Purex Dry
Bleach, have expressed their
appreciation in advance to the
selected women who cooperate
in making this unusual test.
They also have pointed out
that in addition to the selected
quality test every home in
Washington can test TREND
for money.saving value by
taking advantage Of the special
Introductory offer now being
made through local grocers. For
a limited time only, two large
packages Of TREND are being
sold for the price Of one, plus
a penny,
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Bubies Your Hunds

Compare How Long TREND
Suds Last
Notice how little Of the new
TREND It takes to make a bill.
lowy mountain of rich suds.
And watch how those suds last
and last :. even in cool water.
T R E N DIS long.lasting suds
build and build while you're
washing. There's no sneeze
powder when you start no
d dishpan n ring when you're
through.
TREND suds are important.
In dishwashing they wipe"
the loosened food particles from
dishes as you take them from
the water.
Remember, you need only a
little TREND in your dishpan
for thorough cleaning. Your
best guide is to use just enough
TREND 10 maintain one or two
inches OF suds during the en-.
tire dishwashing Job.
Evening star., 1955-03-03

According to local TREND
representatives, this frank and
open type of test replaces the
usual Confidential surveys"
made by SO many manufac.
turers in the past. Results will
be announced to the public as
soon as the survey Els com.
pleted.
Already one of the nations
largest selling dishwashing
products, TREND Is being in.
troduced to Washington home
makers for the first time. This
present consumer test will give
the makers of TREND an accu.
rate measurement of the over
all reception they can expect
from local women for this new
dish washing suds. 1t is expect
ed that TREND will meet with
the same enthusiasm in Wash.
ington that 1t has In other sec.
tions Of the country.
You May Be Selected
Selected housewives in this
area will be given full instruc-
tions for testing new TREND
when they receive the large
free trial package. They will be
asked to compare TREND with
any or all washing products
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Compare Il
For Other
Cleaning

TREND Is ideal for all Of
your cleaning jobs around the
home. Try its rich, hard-work-
ing suds for painted walls and
woodwork. TREND is especial
ly good on kitchen wall sur.
faces which often ecom Q
grease-spattered and hard to
clean. You'll find 1t does a thor.
ough cleaning job. And it rinses
away easily and completely.
TREND is wonderful for win.
dows, too. A quick swish Of
TREND suds over the windows,
both inside and out-followed
with a good rinse-makes your
windows sparkling clean in
Just a jiffy.
Ideal Con- Wush
Trends quick grease cutting
action makes 1t an outstand.
ing suds for washing your car.
Road CRIME and dirt disappear
in a hurry. And because 1t is a
neutral sudser-without harm.
full acids or alkali-T r E N D
does not damage even the CLOS.
siest finish. 1t rinses away
Immediately. And you have
little use for a chamois when
you finish up the job. For best
results, start washing from the
top Of the car and work down.
Helps ON the Form
Many folks in rural areas
have found other valuable uses
for TREND on the farm-espe-
cially in the milk house. It's
positive cleaning action does a
fast, thorough job Of cutting the
grease from milk pals, separa.
tors and milking machines.
TREND rinses completely,
leaving no film as a breeding
ground for germs. Bacteria
count 10 lowered - dollar ~
tsrns ore highss.
Evening star., 1955-03-03

It's as simple as 1928.
Secret to EasieE Dishwashing
First, soak your dishes 4 few
minutes in rich TREND suds.
That's right. A short soaking
will do. For TRENDS fast act
ing suds get right under grease
on the stickiest dishes, pots and
pans right under dried
FOODS and cereals and strip
them off faster than any dish
washing soap you can buy.
No Hurd Securing
Then, take 4 quick swish
with the dishcloth. You'll find
that TRENDS fast grease cut.
ting action has already done
the dirty work for you. Even
the messiest pots and pans
soak clean-without hard scour.
ing. A quick swish with the
dishcloth Is all 1t takes.
Finish the Job with a simple
clearwater rinse and you're
all through! TRENDS exclusive
cledrinss action leaves no scum
or film-in any kind Of water.
Your dishes dry sparkling clean
even without wiping!
Yes, follow these simple d.
rections and you'll discover the
thrill of easy TREND dishwash-
ing. No hard washing, securing
or wiping!
Made for Your Dishpon
TREND has been scientifical-
ly made just for your dishpan.
Combined with Its fast grease
cutting action Is 4 mildness
that can't be matched by even
the leading toilet soaps. Lab
oratory skin tests prove that
TREND u less irritating -
therefore mildee - than any
dishwashing soaR ysu eaa bwv,
Evening star., 1955-03-03
new D|SHWASH|NG SUDS
IN DARING COMPARE TEST
Compare How
Trend Ends

Exclusive 'cleurinse'
Action Leaves No Soap
Scum, No DvlIing Film

Women who try the new
TREND are asked to notice
how clean and sparkling their
dishes come out-everf without
wiping. That's because TREND
has an exclusive 'Clearinse'
action. Just finish your dish.
washing with a simple clear.
water rinse-and you are all
through. There is no wiping
needed. Your dishes dry spar
king clean, because TREND
leaves no messy soap scum,
no dulling film. Dishwashing
chores are cut in half-iust
wash, rinse and 60 about your
other household duties. When
you are through the dishes are
ready to put away, bright and
shiny as a May morning.
TREND for Miraele Fabrics
TREND does an outstanding
Job Of washing your delicate
fabrics such as nylons, Orlons,
silks, rayons and woolens. Yet
with all its cleansing power,
TREND is gentle and mild
safe for all the precious wash.
ables.
TREND gives you rich, long.
lasting suds even in cool wa
ter-the safe, gentle way to
wash delicate fabrics. Your
incest things retain their new
look and feel. And colors
stay bright and fresh. There
is no soap fading" or weak
ening Of delicate fibers.
Evening star., 1955-03-03

being delivered to homes In selected neighbor-
hoods in every part Of the city. The women in
these selected homes will be asked to compare
TREND with any other washing product they
have been using for dishwashing and fine laundry.
According to the makers Of TREND, the main
objective of this comprehensive test is to deter
mine whether TREND will meet with the same
enthusiasm in Washington that it has in other sec
Evening star., 1955-03-03

washing and fine launderingi We eagerly await
the verdict
TREND officials are appealing to the women
this sincere and honest test. For 1t Il from the
results Of such consumer tests az this that the
company charts its progress in developing the best
possible light detergent available to American
homemakers. Many assurances Of cooperation
have already been received.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Compare With Purest
Soap for Skin Mi|dness

In actual patch tests made
right on women's skin by an
Independent laboratory, TREND
proved to be milder, definitely
less irritating than the leading
toilet soaps.
This held true on women of
all different types Of com.
plexions.
What's the reason for TRENDS
Evening star., 1955-03-03

tions of the United States The product is already
one of the largest-selling dishwashing suds In
America.
Discussing the survey, one top TREND Official
said, ''We want to know whether Washington
housewives will give the new TREND their approx
al Will they call it Just another dishwashing
suds,' or will they feel-as we do-that this new
actually the finest detergent ever made for dish
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Your Neighborhood May Help
Test Merits Of New Trend
Ask Rating for Dishes,
Mi|dness, Fine Laundry

A daring public preference test starts today in
Washington. Special crews delivering full-size
packages of TREND, the new fast-actng dishwashing
suds, in selected local neighborhoods
Evening star., 1955-03-03

new dishwashing product meets the stiff test
Of public opinion here In the Washington area
starting today. It's all part of unique product
comparison test designed to draw out the frank
opinions Of Washington women toward TREND,
the new miracle detergent for dishes and fine
laundry.
Full-size free packages of the product are now
Evening star., 1955-03-03

Trend Cuts Grease Faster
Than Any Soap You Can Buy
Dishes Seem to Do Themselves;
No Hard Washing, Securing, Wiping!

TREND is a new, modern dishwashng detergent
made especially for soft water. Scientists say it has
the fastest greasestrpping action developed And
this startling fact be easily proved-n your own
dishpan Yes here's the secret to easier dishwashng
Evening star., 1955-11-27

nose clip prevented 1t from going into
his head. He ducked under several
times. SO far, so good
"All right Doc, you're ready for the
l8-foot ascent" Comdr. Moore said.
Now came the first big test. He and
Jake went down in the elevator to the
l8-foot level. They entered the escape
hatch. about the size Of hall closet.
The hatch door behind him changed
shut.
Lucky ! don't suffer from claustro-
phobia," Pat thought. The elevator,
his initial ducking and berathing un-
derwater and now the alright hatch,
all contributed to that closed-in
feeling.
Air hissed into the room. Jake
turned water valve and the COM
partment began flooding.
This is almost like being in a bath
tub. Pat thought as the water tumbled
In over his legs Tank water Is kept
at 90 degrees, as instructors are In 1t
continually
The warm stun crept up to his chest
and stopped. Why?
The weight Of the air compressed
TO the top Of the hatch keeps the
water from rising any farther" Jake
told him.
Pat cleared his ears as the pressure
increased. When the inside pressure
equaled the outside water pressure at
IL feet, the hatch door leading into
the tank opened crack. Jake pushed
1t wide.
Again Pats lung was charged with
an air hose. The trainee put on his
nose clip, inserted his mouthpiece and
ducked underwater to check his equip
ment. Then he leaned out of the
hatch. With a sweep of his right arm.
he caught the dangling guide line
Fastened to surface buoy, as Jake
CONTINUED
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took his name, Of course. But, to
keep her inheritance, the bride and
groom changed both their names.
They will become Mr.. and Mrs.
George Observation-Disclosures.
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ing" for the fall.
Lewis Downing will be en-
tering MED" school at Mehar-
ny, this fall.
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The New Roanoke Society Column
M &c around Roanoke

We are hoping that her re-
covery will be speedy and
complete.
Mrs. l.. G.. Downing is now
at her summer home at Oak
Bluff, in Martha's Vineyard,
Mass. DR.. Downing spends
most of his week ends on the
bluff" while his wife will re-
mari there until fall. ~
Ssf7vrF X
AS their guests DR.. and
Mrs. Downing have, in their
summer home, the Downing
families, almost en- masse.
They are enjoying the luxury
of the little island, "Martha's
Vinyard". The Llylburn
Downings, with their two
sons, and Lewis Downing,
who recently graduated from
Lincoln University, are visit
ing with their parents. The
Downing's two daughters,
Mrs. Eloise Allen and Mrs.
Gloria Pope, are also at the
cottage with their families.
Mrs. Allen will be remember
ed as the former dietician of
the hospital. She is the wife
of Lawyer G. Wesley Allen,
of Philadelphia, who is the
son of Bishop Allen, of the
AME Church.
Mrs. Gloria Pope, who has
her Masters Degree in Health
Education, is also visiting hel
parents. She also has he,
young son with her. She i:
the wife of Lincoln Pope, Jr.
who is a professional caterer
The Pope's are "infanticipat
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-08-06
Crown In Subscription Contest
Mrs. Canty Retains Championship

Monday evening at seven, the
Mrs. Elsie CAVITY, one of
the contests oldest workers
Tin years Of service) jumped
contestants announced their
finals. 1t was quite revealing.
up from the rear with a
score of 1900 to the top
score of 45,925 to retain her
enviable record as champion
of the contest. For several
consecutive years she has
worn the crown as the con-
test winner. She is a fine
worker, and we are happy to
announce her in first place.
The second place winner
was our newest contestant,
Mrs. Florine White, with a
score or 3Z,Z5O. No phrases
could be too complimentary
for the fine work done by Mrs.
White. We predict a fight to
the finish in next years con-
test. Mrs. White, too, was
tops in every Way.
Mrs. Anne Spragins, who
for several years has almost
reached the top by winning
the second prize, placed in
third place this time, with a
total score of 17,40O.
The others made creditable
showings in the following or
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-08-06

places of interest are to be
Washington, Pittsburg and
Cleveland.
Mr.. Arthur Henderson and
his two children, Gloria and
Arthur, Jr., of Bristol, Tenn,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Medley, Jr., of 511 Chest
nut, N. w. The children will
be the house guests of their
aunt and uncle, the Medleys,
for the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Medley,
Jr., and their son, Daryl, va
cationed with Mrs. Medley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Beidleman, of Bristol, Tenn.
Mrs. Samuel Hodge and
Mrs. Fannie Lester spent
their weekend in Radford as
the guests of Mrs. Bettye
Hale. While there they visit
ed the First Baptist Church,
of which Rev. w. S. Brooks
is pastor. saif
Mrs. Dorothy Simms, of
Mcdowell Ave-, N. w., is home
again after a very enjoyable.
trip to Washington, d. c.,
and Chicago, Ill.
Miss Barbara Preston, an
X-Ray technician at Clean
General Hospital, New York,
has returned to New York af-
ter d months vacation with.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Preston, ST., TIA Constitution
Ave-, N. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fra
zier, of Columbus, o., are vi
sitting Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Jordan at 704 Mcdowell Ave-,
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STRICTLY FRESH

NUDE blonde was nabbed on
the streets of Sioux Falls,
Sd, during a recent hot spell.
Said She was Eve, looking Cor
Adam" Didn't find him, but the
police sure raised Gain"
Merchant in Ridgefield Park,
Nj, keeps a basket of pennies in
front of his store, for customers
to use in parking meters. Good
business scents" pays off in dol
lars, he finds.
Fellow in Los Angeles broke
into home, ate a can of Mexi-
can ehchiladas, jar of chile pep
pers, half-dozen Spanish tamales,
can of Irish stew and some chop
suey. Washed it all down with
California sherry and Holland
gin. How do you say lawfully
sick" in Esperanto?
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Florence Fields Wood
Dial 3-O326

August is here in all of it's
pristine glory, but perhaps if
we practice the Cue" theory
Ceveryday it's getting cool
err and cooler") We'll accomp-
llsh something in the way of
at least temporary relief from
this heat. /.
Although this month is as
sociated with several things
it is probably best known as
the convention month. Sew
eral organizations with which
Roanokers are connected will
be meeting in their annual
sessions. The o. st. Lukes
will be converting in Rich
mond, August 1917. The Ma
tional Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation will be meeting in
Cleveland. The National In
surance Association met i'm
Cleveland last week.
The National Medical AS
ISOLATION is meeting in Los
Angeles, the National Beauty
CQlturists in Washington, and
the National Association of
Funeral Directors is conven-
ing in Detroit.
\ *
ReXford Bolden, one of our
young men, is accompanying
his uncle to San Francisco to
the Pharmaceutical Conven-
tion.
Mrs. Virginia Y. Lee is out
of the city. Her trip to Pitts
burg, Pa, has been OCCASION
ed by the illness of her sister.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-08-06

Fred Daniels. one of our
popular young ncn and a
graduate of Addison's class of
'55, has recently been granted
a. $1,000 scholarship TO Wi hll-
force u. He will enter this
fall. Fred plans to major in
music and hopes some day to
be an outstanding musician.
He is the son of Mrs. Daisy
Daniels, of Fourth Street, N.
w. We are quite proud of
him and are wishing the best
of everything for him. He
leaves for Wherefore about
September 9.
Miss Ruth Dodd is now vi
sitting her sisters in Washing
ton, d. G..
Miss Barbara Dodd, this
years graduate of AIT, flew
to Gainesville on Monday.
She plans to go to Atlantic
City for the remainder of the
summer.
i X
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Mar
shall and family were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Lips
combe, of Loudon Ave-, N. W.,
for Sunday. The Marshalls
are residents of Martinsville,
and have four daughters,
Gloria, Norma, Beverly and
Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. nj. Davis
Of Loudon Ave-, N. w., lief
on an extended trip of tn
North and West. Their mail
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der: T. N. Redd, fourth place
Mrs. Emma Bruce, fifth; Mrs.
Rebecca Delaney, sixth; Mrs.
Ola King, seventh.
And that is the news of
the contest. Congratulations
to all the workers. There is
still time to get your sub
scription in under this dispen-
sation. Call your favorite
worker and subscribe. The
Tribune staff wishes to thank
everyone for their loyal sup
port.
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NAME LENGTHENs

ForreS, Scotland. Elizabeth
Thomson started life with her easily
pronounced name. Last year, she
changed her name to -Inge
to meet the. terms o. the will of "a
wealthy cousin, Miss Hilda 1nge, and
thus inherited life interest in al
most $S,000,000. Recently, she mar
ried George Innes-Lillingston and
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We'll now, the finals are in,
the last bout fought, the last
contestant has reported and
we're happy to announce the
findings of the contest.
AS you know, Mrs. Florine
White has been constantly in
the lead since the beginning.
For much of that time it APP
pdared that the other workers
didn't have chance. How
eyer, on that final day. last