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Mrs.N. J. Herring,
District Resident

Mrs. Nicholas j. Herring. ST..
10, died yesterday at her home,
1881 Park road NV, after a
long illness.
Mrs. Herring. the former Anna
Gill, is survived by five daugh-
tiers, Sister Mary Kieran, of St
Agnes Convent, Baltimore; Mrs
Henry Herbert of Scranton, and
Mrs. Luis F. Corea. Mrs. Jack
Majors. and Miss Alice Herring
all of Washington; two sons,
Frank M. Herring and B. P. Gill
Herring, both of Washington, and
by several grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services viii be held
in st. Peters Cathedral in Scran-
ton on Saturday. attended only
by the family, which requests
that flowers be omitted. Burial
will be in Scranton.
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BLUEFIELD. w. Va, Dec. Z
(Pl.-The Rev. DR.. Jennings
Wise Hobson. rector emeritus of
Christ Episcopal Church here
since l949 when he retired from
the active ministry after serving
the parish 80 years. died yester-
day at So.
He also served as rector of the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest in
Princeton, w. Va. until his re-
tirement. and vas formerly a
member Of the Board of Trustees
of Virginia Theological Seminary
at Alexandria. Va.
Born August Is, 1887. at Am
hcrst, Va, DR.. Hobson was q son
Of the late Rev. and Mrs. John
Cannon HobSon. He received
his early schooling at Ashland,
Va, and in 1904 entered William
and Mary College, where he spent
one year.
VMI Graduate
The next year he entered Vir-
GINA Military Institute and was
graduated in 1909 with a degree
in chemical engineering. During
two summers of his collegiate
career he was a lay reader at
Bruton Parish in Williams
burg, Va.
For a year following his grad
uation. he was commandment at
Bingham Military Academy at
Mebane. N. c.
Dr.. Hobson then entered Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary and
was ordained to the diaconate
June Is. 1918. His first parish
was st. Thomas Church, Abing-
don. Va, where he was ordained
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Mrs. Armstrong
Wife of General

Mrs. Frances Newcomb Arm
strong. g., wife of Brig. Gen.
Donald Armstrong. USA. retired,
former commandant Of the In
dustrial College of the Armed
Forces here, died yesterday in
Walter Reed Hospital after a
brief illness.
Born in West Point. N. Y,
Mrs. Armstrong attended Kenl-
per Hall School in Wisconsin
and Mt. Vernon Seminary here.
She had been a resident Of the
District at different times since
1926.
Mrs. Armstrong was an active
member of the Burlington IN. j.
Episcopal Church.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by her son, Warren P
Armstrong of Toronto. Canada
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Friday in the Fort
Myer Chapel. with burial in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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REQUIEM Mass Set
For &. E. Owens

Requiem mass for Elmer
Eugene Owens, SIS. who was killed
Monday night on the Marlboro
pike at Forestville. Md, will be
offered at 9 am. Friday "in ST.
Ignatius Catholic Church, OxoN
Hill, Md.
MI. Owens. a Self-employed
coin machine business owner and
operator, lived at 1901 Owens
road Sc. He was killed when his
truck rammed into a parked car
and burst into flames.
Mr.. Owens was a lifelong resi-
dent of Maryland and formerly
opera ted delicatessen at
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Survivors are his widow. Sadie.
and his mother, Mrs. Harriet
Owens.
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Robert H. Lacey, 81, Dies;
Vice President of Bank

Robert H. Lacey, 81. vice pres
ident Of the National Metropoh-
tan Bank and well known in
banking circles here, died yes
terday after a heart attack at his
home, 1925 Albemarle street
NV. He had suffered another
heart attack three weeks ago.
Mr.. Lacey had served as pres
ident of both the Washington
chapter of the American Insti-
tute of Banking and the District
Bankers Association. He was
president of the latter in l948-9.
Mr.. Lacey also headed the
committee of the Bankers ASso-
citation that laid all the plans for
the purchase of the building at
1850 N street NV, which be-
came the permanent chapter
house for the ALB and headquar-
tiers of the District bankers.
Native Of District
Born and educated in Wash
ington. Mr.. Lacey began his
banking career in 1921 with the
old American National Bank.
Two years later he went with the
Columbia National Bank and be-
came cashier of that institution
in 1880.
A graduate of the Washington
chapter of the American Insti-
tute of Banking. Mr.. Lacey was
president in 1884 and on the
board OF governors.
He has been vice president of
Metropolitan Bank since
1916.
Trade Board Member
He was a veteran Of World
War / and was wounded in the
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John Eurkes. l06

OTTHON. Saskatchewan. Dec
z tP).-John Farkes. who re-
fused to accept an old-age pen
sion although he was LOG. died
in his sleep yesterday. The Sas-
katchewan pioneer remained ac-
tive we'll past the century mark,
Friends visited him on his l06th
birthday November 10.
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Movie Producer Sued

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 7 (R.-
Film Producer Sam Katzman,
81. yesterday was sued for sepa-
rate maintenance by his wife,
Hortense, so. who charged cruelty
Married 26 years. the Katzmans
separated last August. They
have two children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

Guy Jones, Washington; four
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren. His wife, Mary.
died about 10 years ago.
Services will be hel dat 1880
am. Friday at the Chevy Chase
funeral home, SOB Wisconsin
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Moi. William A. Bolton
Veterans Group Head

Maj. William A. Bolton, A,
former president of the l01st
Airborne Division Association,
who died Friday in Valley Forge
Army Hospital. was to be buried
at 3 pm. today in Arlington
Cemetery.
Maj. Bolton was decorated by
the Dutch and Belgian govern
ments. He was commander of the
North Penn Veterans of Foreign
Wars and member of the
American Legion in Glenside,
Pa. where he lived.
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DUPREE, JUNIUS. In loving memory
OF dear husband and LOVING father
JUNIUS DUPREE. vho entered intc
eternal rest two years ago, December
:. 1855.
Your lie was so unSelAsh
And for others you did ave:
Not Tor what you would receive,
But only for what you could give.
Always so good and kind,
Thinking OF others ana trying to fine
A good deed to do Some praise TO say;
|. missed more each day. -
CHILDREN. HENRY LORENZO AMI
GROVER
You were patient and gentle father.
Fine, loving. good and true:
IoviNG DAUGHTER. MHtsY
HARRIS, LILLE tAGGIEl. In. sad but
loving remembrance Of our dear wife
and mother; LILLE tAAGGIEn HARRIS
years ago today, December Z, 1877.
Pond memories finger every day.
Remembrance keeps you near.
Nothing can ever, take away
The love our hearts hold dear.
In lie We loved you dearly
In death we DO the same
Peaceful be your rest, Gear one.
Until we meet again
YOUR DGVOI ED HUSBAND, EDWARD
HARRIS, AND CHILDREN.
HUGHES. ALyERTA ELIZABETH. II
V %EpT memGzy q! ny G dfa Te AL AL
passed away two years aso today, De
cember Z, 1858.
Two years have passed since that sac
When the one I loved was called away
God took her home, II was HIS will
Hut my heart sle liVPth still.
LOVING HUsBkND ARCHIE.
HUGHES. ALBERTA ELIZABETH, II
loving memory Of our dear mother
ALvERTA ELIZABETH HUGHES. whc
passed away two years ago today, De-
cember {. 1858,
one who was better Coo never made
WONDERFUL worker, so loyal and true
One in million. that mother. was you
Just In your Judgment, always right
Honest and liberal. ever upright:
Loved BY your friends and all whom
Our wonderful mother. that, mother
LOVING DHUGHTERs, LOUISE. MAR
LUCAS, MALINDA AND ELIZABETH
my beloved ones MALINDA LUCAS
VINO departed this lite December 4
1898, and ELIZABETH tBEIIlLl
bOAhD, WAu dNpuited tAiAS lhS SSbObNi
/. 1885.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
WILLIAM II. LUCAS.
MADDOX, BESSIE J. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother, BESSIE J
MADDOX. who passed away four years
ago today, December r, 1851.
Today Is q day of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
day we snail always remember
When the rest of the world iorgetS
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
SASTUCCI, ETA. in LOVING memory
OF our dear mother and grandmother
Eta SANTuCCI, who died two years
ago today, December Z, 1858.
CHiLDREH AND GRANDChlLDREN.
WHITE. JAMES c, Sacred TO the mem.
DRY OF my dear husband, JAMES c
WHITE, who departed this lie De
cemoer Il, 1888.
Loved IN lite, remembered in death
WIFE, MARY h, White.
WILLIAMS, RICHARD }, In loving
memory OF OUT son and brother. RICH.
ARD j, WILLIAMS. who departed thu
lie thirty-one years ago today. De
cember !. 1924
1t Is sweet to know We shall nee
w6ere parting is no more.
For the one We loved so dearly
Has only gone before
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, MRS, ANNlI
b. POWELL, AND SISTER, MRS
JOSEPHINE W. PETERSON.
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Sirup in Industry

SOUTH BEND. Ind, - Corn
strip is used in electroplating
many metal parts that go into
automobiles. au.
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In mrmuriaitl

BOSTIC, ELIZABETH. In loying mem.
Org Of our deat mother. ELIZABETH
BOST &c, who passed away six year.
ago today. December .. 1919,
We think OF you. dear mother.
Not as dead. bit IiYing still,
Waiting a. the cate o! heaven
To greet Us at Gods will
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN. MRS
ROSA b COINS. MRS. LUCY II
FORD AND Mr. SOLOMON BQs'
COOK HARRY NJ. Sacred and treas.
HARRY NJ. COOK. who departed thr
life suddenly December :. 1910.
The days are passing,
The hours are long,
My thoughts wander back
And lonE for you, and home.
Peace be unto you
DEVOTED WIFE. MAUD A. COOK.
DORSEY, YVONNE .. In sad but lovini
remembrance OF our beloved daughter
mother and grandmother. YvONNE D
DORSEY. who died so suddenly So
years ago today. December !. 1919.
Sometimes IL is hard TO understand
Why some things have to be-
But IN His wisdom God had planned
Beyond our power TO see.
God gave US Strensth TO bear 1t
And courage to meet the blow.
But What il meant TO lose you,
This world viii never know.
LOVING MOTHER. DAUGHTER AMI
GRANDMOTHER; AUBREY DIXON
JANELLE DORSEY AND LILLIAN
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JAMES. MARGARET. On Tuesday. De-
cember 8. 1853, at the. Circle Terrace
South June ST., Arlington. Va, beloved
mother Of Donald James OF Wells. Ne
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home 2si5 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va, Until l9 noon Thursday Deem
Der s; thence to the Unitarian Church
OF Arlington. Va. 4I44 Arlington
blvd. where funeral services will be
held al > pm Interment Forest Hill
Cemetery. BrooEllne, Mass.
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COLORED-DUPLEX
1900 & STREET NE.
Very large 5 rooms, KITCHEN and bath
1907 LEWIS STREET NE.
1918 NJ STREET NE.
2 bedrooms with porch and separate
dining room S6s. 30 per mo-.
Newly decorated i-bedrm. apt. with
screened porch. S55 per mo.
521 45th STREET NE.
Large l-bedroom apt with separate
dinette. 1859 per mo.
For information, call W. C. Smith
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. D1
f-1411; ewes, AID. 4-0s71.
COLORED-DOWNTOWN
AZ Defreese 81. NV. 2 rms. kit. b.
S32. 80.
4S Defrsese st. NV. . rms. kit, b.
$3.50.
IS Fenton st ne. . rms, kit. b.
S4750.
400 N st. NV. . rms. kit, b. $50.
Mr.. BARRY. 1907 H st. NV. ME,
S-2025,.A --25
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WESTCHESTER
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

M. & J. TRANSFER CO.--Moving and
day or night. AID 2-2361. pa
ANDERSON'S MOVING AND HAUL
ING SERVICES. large or small.
night or day; reas. rates. NO.
M nSat AND aAuLNo, day ~ or
night; expert handling: reasonable
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
ss sa,.ssso 9 :SR aasBS!ss s Rsiadss
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches o speciality 8. l. MORRIS.
Tu 2.ll50 OF II 6-2SSo
CHESTER MOVERS-Lge or small.
we DO them all Clean and careful.
ST. $3.50. IA. 9-o116. ewes. 81
AL CONN moves local. long distance.
5 rooms S45. tn 2-7272. go
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN - Low
rates. exper. men: "a mr.; 1-bedrm.
apt: $40; closed vans: ms. Lu.
LIGHT MOVING AND HAULING,
reasonable rates. LII. 4-4067
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas IA. 9-2e37: ewes, RIA, 3.14l6.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHAsE-Oficer's widow has
attrac. furn 3-bedrm. house. AID.
4-9122 or AID. z-7S99. --27
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEX.--3-bedrn
house. for the summer, June until
Sept, reas. rent. TIE. 6-4390,
weekdays or after pm. Sun.
CHI. CH.-4 bedrms.. 2h baths, 32.
#. liv. ,rm., Ice din. rn., ctr; hall,
cleo. kit. scr. porch, brk. patio and
barbecue. fenced I'd. Years lease.
Avail. July ] $3.50. OIL. 2-4310.
ARLINGTON, N.-Ideal in al re-.
spects for discriminating small
family wanting well-furnished 2.
oedrm. home in excellent neighs
borhood. $40. OIL. 4-S4c5. "a
Continued on Next Pagfl
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CHILLUM TERRACE
one-bedrm; apt;' az oo
lions: New Hamp. ave. block over
D, c, line to sheridan st., right 1T to
bldg. Res. mgr, JU. s-S725. PORET-
SKY d. SONS. INC, HA. 2-3Suo.
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APIS. MISUNDERSTANDING.

ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrooms liy;;
ing room. dinette. kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch: near sch ols
and shopping center; Ss5 to $50 per
month PO. 2-3003
DE LUKE e-BEDROOM APIS. ada.
cent to the University Of Maryland,
now availasSle h,. with private aps en
other special features, Spacious
play area. ideal for children. Con-
venient to everything for as little
as 500 80 per month. including al
utilities. Call FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE. RE 7-2461 or eyes, pN
4-364a -3l
TAKOMA PARK. MD. II bsdrm;,
entr JU. 9-2471 "a
SILVER sPRING-2-bedrm. terrace;
pvt entrance: adults only; no pets;
$40 utilities included. P. D. FORD.
JU. S-5l06; home. Spring 4-7453
NEAR CENSUS BUREAU. s.E.-Gar-
den type . bedrms. and bath; also
Ill., st. Sc Schools. stores and trapsp less
than ] blk Call MA. S-3524. 90
SILVER SPRING--Mod. bedrm.
with large liv,, rm. and sep. din,
area: walk-in closet: ample storage.
cross ventilation: parklike surround
ings: near shopping Ger center s.-v and
SIS, Incl util.: adults. $500 Plym-
outh st. WE. b-6532. ga
g LARGE ROOMS, kit. bath, back
scr. porch pvt. entr.; no children I;
$40; avail June |: 3404 Upshur
st., Brentwood, Md. WA. 7-e515
SILVER sPRING-Newly dec; cow
location; l bedrm., liv; rm.. dinetIss'
1T hath OK Sn j
$500. After 9. 10, $4,000. --26
SILVER SPRING. $40 Plymouth st.
Nj stores schools. transportation:
redecorated 2-bedrm. apt. redue ,sTI
AUERBACH & CO.. D1. 7-65o1, Tu
2-SSS9
1910 QUINCY ST. Brentwood-;;Apt.
newly decorated: 2 large rooms. large
modern kitchen and bath; ayalian!e
for immediate OCCUPANCY n 10 I'm
and $40 daily or call D1. 7-4"44'
MANOR-A choice COM
munity in close-in Silver Spring,
Md, offering delightful one-bedroom
units at SIS to S79.50 and two
bedroom units at $50 to sos. incl,
all utils. Beautiful kitchen: a dilins
area. plus ample closet space. Com
picte automatic laundry facilities,
storage lockers, Fairgrounds ana
parking Res. mgr, JU. 9-5SSf.
S60a Old Bladensburg I'd. Silver
Spring. Md. SHANNON q LUCHS
CO, T24 l4th st. NV. MA. $3.50
TAKOMA PARK-Laree 1-bedroom
apartment on first floor of small
brick duplex: convenient to trans
portation and shopping: SIS month
including utilities. Gail Ju. 9-Q9so.
to 8 pm. 20
BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedrooms.
liv. room, din space, kit, bath ana
rear screened porch; S60-So5; SAM
UEL E BOGLEY, INC, OIL. 4-l2Io,
TAKOMA PARK, Md, 10 North
Manor circle, Winchester Apis
$3.50 to $50; l and e-bedrm.
apts., liv. rm., din. nm. and Datn'
and kit. with stove and refgr; utils.
incl. Call ianitor JU. 9-7ohQ or
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC, 1922 L st. NV, MA. S.5Ooo.
SILVER SPRING - Desirable 2bed-
room apt. in Sligo Creek Park: pic
ture windows, cross ventilation ;
large rooms, 3 closets; storage and
laundry facilities; off-street parking;
on busline. JU. 5-7404. --26
TAKOMA PARK, 6S11 Red Top I'd
Lovely redec., l-bedrm. apt. liv. rm.,
dinette, kit, bath. attic STORAGE
H fnaoe 4i-4 n coop shopping @ csaSs,
SILVER SPRING AREA-Attr; apt.
in nice. quiet neighborhood; "a mile
from Langley PIX. shopping center;
liy, rm., bedrm, kit. bath; 500 mo
JU. S-90SS, 20 %
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DOWNTOWN. 1925 l. ST., Apt. 90
bedrms., liv. rm., foyer, kit. and
bath, nicely dec, floors sanded /;
well-kept eley:. bldg. KooNES s&S
ei6 GALLATIN ST. NV. = Living
rm., bedrm., kitchen and bath: In a
capt. house: adults; $40, Incl. utlls.
Apply 24S Gallatin ST., RIA. 6-22o6.
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avail. now to- selective adults. Best
value for $50 so including all utils.
Apply res. mgr, Apt. 2o3' 1925
Ma. 8-O58O
DREYFUss BRos.~10l9 18th st. NV.
COLORED-NR. STANTON PARK-
utils' incl. SIS La. 6-5s5s pa
COLORED--5 RMS. hath, porch: all
rms. outside. Ia49 ath st. ne. 81 SO
COLoRED-DOWNTOWN APT, 1907
Q st. NV. near 18th and nd Mas Mas
SIS, 9tiis: turn. Call BErTzdElLL.
!Co iLoRiHETc1S14 SHERWOOD ST.
N.E.-Lge. 1-bedrm. apt, cony. ne,
section. Rent. S57 so mos Call MR.
DUVALL. DI. $4,000 "a
ICoLoRED-1as9 PENN ST. Ne
Lee. living rm.- dinette, . lge. bed
R F $3.50 81 p mo c an MR. Es' pu RGlih
c ri nagfoo' So X ST. N.E.-Nexly
dec. two apt > rooms each. $50
S45; LIST floor front. h.w.h.. cleo.
gas Single or couple CO. 5, 81
COLORED-DEANWOoD---Come out
to see these huge 2-bedroom apis.
with cheerful living room, dining
alco and kit. front and rear en-
frances: S67 so to 5000 plus utils
Just of Sheriff road and close 10
Minnesota ave shopping area. See
Mr.. Williams. 916 46th st. ne: No
. or SHANNON & LUCHS COM
PANY. 724 14th st. NV, MA. S-2345.
COLORED-I417 9th ST. N.W.---Apt
2: 2 rms, kit. bath: Arcola heat;
$50 THOMAS P. BROWN. 8l5 4th
St. s.w., MA. S-6S72.
COLORED, APIS. and rooms in va
rious sectors. AUERBACH 81 CO
CoLoREDWs5s9 18th ST. NV. 1st
A. rms, kit, bath, porch; newly
dec; heat. hot water furn.; SS3
mo; adults only. En-, s,G561,
semibath. $40 mo. Ii. 6-56o4. go
COLORED-247 ELM ST. N.W,--1
rm. and kit, with dinette. also
refgr.- semibath. all utils. incl. $40
CoGoREDGisai S ST, N.w.-spsc.
3 rms, kit and bath, beautifully
maintained bldg" COW. loc,' SS9 so
CoIoRED@l,s5 MINI. AVE. Ne
. rms. kit and bath, in apt. bldg;
reduced to $50. CO. 5-2S33, IA.
coLoRED-BLAUTIFUL modern l.
bedrm. apis. in nicely Handicapped
project; $3.50 plus utilities. For
details, phone MA. S-a257. 80
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tended their deepest sympathy %
his family
Capt. and Mrs, @ NJ Gentry
arrived IN New York harbog
March %, They reached Virginia
n The Allen home Saturday On
Sunday they left for Madison n
G., to be with his parents for a
few days. They wlll come back
TO De With Mrs Gentry's mother.
Mrs W e. Digs and other kin.
They will be tn Virginia and North
Carolina until April 90 when
they Wit leave for Monterey Cal
where Capt Gentry viii be sta
toned
Mrs Martin Cowngton sister
from Norfolk, and husband anC
another sister Mls RUSSELL Pol
| lard and family we're with hGt
and family several days last wees
Mss Ruby Redd attended Long
sood Cuilese Founders Day eN-
arciseS tn Farmviile Saturday
She Va luncheon guest Of Mrs
jamie ChappcIl and Mrs. Fannl'
Il Crowdar from Richmond
On March 20. Nj ana Mrs p
W Alien. Werner Redd and ROB
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T''hrock

Ms James Whitehead 4nG
Daughter. Janet Ign, 3no arr
making inex h Q ri . WITH h Q
mother. Mrs Ola Fowler. spent
TIE week end a. Darlington
Heights
Mrs Albert DOGGY. Of Roanoke
returned home Sunday after
SPENDING Ueek VITA Nj and
Nfs. gaudie Carter Nj T)ocleg
arrived Oh Saturday 10 accom-
pany her nome
Mrs JACK DopdY. II Farngliie
visited her parents. Nj ana Dan
ftcheley last week
sa- Edward and daughters
spent tie week end 81 Mareh IL
visiting his daughter ln Nor b
CAROLINA
Nj and Mr. Wayne Ctydeg
and sons. Of Abilene and VII
ron MylIm Yere Yls.t0rs ~ MI.
aud Mrs. LEONARD Slayton during
the week end Mss Maple Boger
j. AFRO Spending scgeFal days 81
iione this week
Extended Sympathy
Friends ard nelabbofb Wlsn %
1xtetd sympathy 10 the family
Of tne late Stanley Il McKay ~
taeir recent bereavement
Week end visitors u Mr. and
Mrs.. Andrew I'hrockmorton and
ur. and Mrs Bet SHahey were
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visited Jefferson's home. they al
50 attended the Golden Wedding
anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs. wa
liamf @. Seaman Of Monebelo
Misses Polly Berry and Hattie
10 Lancaster were recent week
end visitors IN Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Seay. Of
Tennessee, are visiting tfeig son
and daughtev-in-law. Nj. and
Mrs william seay
Mrs. claude SouthaA visited
her sister Mrs Paul Crews, Of
Richmond. last FRIDAY and sat
uyday Her daughter. Miss Betty
Leu t5outhalI Of Manassas visited
III this home
&.ss Betty Lou SouthaI was a
Saturday night visitor of he,
0arents Nj and Mrs g J South
all.
Carlton Cunningham x a pat-
.ent at Southside Community
Hospital 4 speedy recovery 81
wished.
Mt and Mrs George Womack
attended the Founders Day con.
cert ii Jarman Hall SATURDAY
evening The concert was pre-
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serted by tie Music Department
or Longwood College FOR return
.ng Alumnae
Mrs. Herbert Stockton has re-
turned home after an extended
aslt with her mother
Mrs. Jack S'gan IS soliciting for
the Red Gross in this community
Morton Sodthall. OF Staunton.
hat as visitors on March 7 which
vas his birthday. his brothers
Norman. Lawrence and Carter
S5utha!l also his nephew Charles
Garter
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cody. Of
EdeeWood Farm we're sunday
visitors of Mt and Mrs. William
scay
Mr. and Mrs Gee! Cason Rere
Monday evening visitors Of Mr
and Mrs. George Womack
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Many from this community at
tended the ugaeral OF S. B. Nc
Kay al Dtugias Church last
Thursday.
r. S. Cnappon and daughter
Miss Mary Chappoll, visited
IN the community last Saturday
He brought MS mother. sister and
Mr9 Crowd4r 70 Longwood for
the eag.
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Five Forks

TIE Women Of Buffalo Church
held their regular monthly meet
ing in the home of Mrs. Lawrence
Sou,haII. March Is, With good at
tendance
Mr.. and Mrs johnson we're re-
cent overnight guests Of MIR and
Mrs. Hobert Lang. III returning
70 their home IN Ohio. from a
visit in Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. George Womack
and Nj and Mrs. CecI Cason
were last Sunday visitors in Char
lottesylIle While there. they
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F'eIdell

Many friends and relatives paid
Their last res poets to s b. Mrkay
when he was laid to rest IN doug
las Church cemetery. All ex-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01

Ms. Noah Templeton and Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Thackston
The Bethlehem Women Of THE
Church held their monthly meet
ing In the home Of their presl-
dent. Mrs. r. H. Maloney. on
Tuesday March q at 0 D n
The program At the Breaking
Point was led BY Mrs Cly d c
Thackston
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ert Quarses we're present d; lle
Annual meetlng if Production
Credit Assoc alton at FatmWl,e
High School
N.r$. r. 2 Calhoha MRS. Allen
Calhoun and Two chsidrrG o
near Darlington fIessaiS acre
NJ nday dinner eutsts alth Ms
W. c. Dlgrs and Ms Matte 4
len IN the afio:no,fa Mrs Frank
q Bald4.a and small spn. Of
Farmyilla and Mira h vi Alien
visited in the same home
Miss Kitty sue GaN and LIN
d." Cox enioyed going f. tae
Farmyille skating rink
clyde Ransom h4s started back
ID Leleh INIT fire toWe watching
far forest .sra
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01

More than 22 Tide 600 bays and
men naEe enrolled u tha Boy
Scouts III America since 1910 Ia
1854 mose IMAM 9o0I0oo BoH Scouts
ana Explorers ca1ipe3 in Far.eus
sccuous 0s tae eblattF