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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

WED 50 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Schaub of 4419
whitehall road, Suitland,
Md, viii celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary
Tuesday. The Schaubs have
three sons, 10 grandchil-
dren and four great-grand-
children. Mr.. Schaub Is q
retired master mechanic at
the Navy Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Misses. WOnen's Cotton
Dresses and busters
Crisp cotton dresses, no-iron plisse 90,
busters. Assorted colors and styles. p
Misses and women's sizes -
Misses Skirts
Irreos., frsts, Of cotton skirts. Assorted
STYLES and coIors 1870 -A -
Misses Sweaters
Irreos. and firsts Of slipovers ond cordi- O.
oons in woods, nylons. Sizes "a to 40 y
in group. -------- ----
Misses Tee Shirts
lrreos., firsts, Of terry cloth and "a or
cotton shirts in whites and for
eolors. S, M and /
Misses Cotton BlOuses
lrreos, firsts Of cotton bIouses. short
sleeve. Assorted eoiors 32-3s ---
Misses Handbags
lrrees., firsts. Of plostic colt boys, En-
colorS ------------------ -.
Misses Gloves
irreas.. firsts, Of cotton ond A G.
InyIon gloves in assorted coiors, prs. y
Foncy trims. sizes 6h TO 8 -
Misses Umbrellas
lrreos.. firsts, OF wonnen's umbrellas O.
lin royon-ocetote ploids l6-rib style. p
Some solids Limited quantity ----
Misses Handkerchief
|Fe"ou. MAKE. -. bright ss..a flow Ofo'S
Jersey Gowns
lrrso.. q cool 'oyoc Jersey O ...SW
round neck. Postels. "a TO "A ~ II
Misses Shorty Gowns
Piisss cotton crepe. full cut. we'll mode.
Moize, pink and green. Sizes "a to SO
Misses. WOmen's Pajamas
IPojonaos; 2-pieee Body Doll poionos in en-
Ijiffy-dy cotton plisse. 81 TO SO. Prints, y
solids. ----------------
RayOn TricOt Slips
Toilored and lacy styles in white and s.
pink. Needs no ironing. 32-4o------ u
MuIti.RayOn PetticOats
Loee trim hem styles In white. pink, S.
block; eIostie waist; S, N, and L. u
W0men's PIiSSe Slips
Lace trimmed no-iron cotton plisse IN 81
white only. Sizes 81 to 4o------- IL
WOmen's Slips
Irreas. OF built-up cotton slips, hem 81
stitched. Sizes 36 TO so -- -
IWOmen's NylOn Briefs
Ny'on brief. in white, Dos's''. tors
IWOmen's PetticOats
Royon toffeto bouffont petieoots. NoW 81
block and white, M and l
IWOmen's X.SiZe indies
Ilrees. Of white, pink royon for ,
ponties, step-ins X, TX. 3x- II
lWOmen's Briefs
T :: r.. Foi',eo' briefs. S 4 to's
| M, and l.
IWOmen's PetticOats
NyIon trieot pettieoots. full cut, in blue,
white, pink. Lace trims. Also cotton en-
crepes with wide hennlines. S, IA, /, p
| X-Lorpe
Cotton Crepe Gowns
Women's reeulor and x-size cotton en-
crepe gowns. Pink, blue, noize prints.
| Sizes Is and l7--
WOmen's NylOn Hose
lrreos. Of famous l5-N en-
denier, 5l-oouee, full-foshion prs. "
hose. Sizes 8h to loh--- -
Girls AnkletS
lreos. Of white and postel cot prs. ,
ton knits. Sizes to loh u -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

WOmem'S Shoes
lrreos. Of higher priced foil shoes In
dressy or cosuo styles. Fobrie and o.
leather uppen. All heel heights. Sizes
So In group -----
Misses, WOmen's Slippers
Pump and scuff style slippers with hard O.
and soft soles. Fobrie uppers to 10 p
IN the group -----------
Tots Polo Shirts
lrreos., frsts, Of cotton knit, - mz
long and short sleeve polo for y
shirts. Sizes | to Ok -
Tots AmkletS
lrreos., perfeets, OF solid color, A @M
foney top onklets. Sizes to Z prs. y
Iva In group.
Tots Dungarees
Irreos Of suspender or boxer style s.
denim dunoorees, 3 to $780,
Tots UmderShiI'ts
lreos. Of strongly knit cotton % for >
puIlover undershirs, 70 g. - u
Tot Boys Briefs
lrreos Of fomous-moke, eos- n. GT
te-Woist, fy-front. cotton knit Z for~
briefs. Sizes TO s----
Tots Shirts
Cotton flonneI or cotton school shirts, 81
Tots Pajamas 4 Sleepers
irreos., firsts, Of cotton fIonneI po- &W
iomcs. Some cotton knits I 10 g.
Tots Dresses
lreos., frsts. Of Iotest styles for school. SW
Ccttons, nylon. to Ok --------- IL
Overalls. LOngies
lrreos., pefects Of plnwole cotton en-
corduroy overols and royon oobordne y
lonoeS, 3-S
Tots Training Pants
White or posseI cotton knit "a. en-
training points with double for =
crotch. Z to 8 --- ~
Tots Stacks
irreos., perfects. Of elastic
book, adjustable suspsnder &N On
sIoeks TO 6x. Limited for y
Quontity --------------
Tots POplin Dungarees
Boxer styles of sturdy denim, - for y
Tot Girls Slips
Irreos., perfeets, OF cotton OF a. On
nyion slips with built-up shoul- fer .
den. ! TO 8 in group - -
Tots PetticOats
Flashing eon-con style pettiooots with O.
tiers Of ruffles. Royon toffeto. 4
Girls Dresses
lrees., firsts, Of assorted styles in solid 81
colors, poids Sizes to l2------ IL
Girls Skirts
irreos., firsts, OF swing and pleoted O.
style skirts Woods. royons, cottons; .
sizes 10 IA
Girls BlOuSes
Several styles with short sleeves. ploids, 81
solids, checks, stripes. 7 70 A. IL
Girls Sweaters
Irrsos., frsts, Of wool spoven and or
Cordioons. Light or dark eoors. Limited .
quantity ---------------
Girls Slips
lrreas, firsts, Of slips with "a e.
ruffIe trims. Eosy-wosh cottons. Tor
Sizes S-l4 -
Teen Girls Slips
Ireos., perects OF assorted styles 81
loce eyelet trims. lo-l6--------- IL
Girls PamtieS
'rrsos, tirst'. of lace trim Foyo" ferS
ponties Sizes 8 TO Ia II -
Girls Pajamas
jrreos.. firsts, Of poomos in cotton c.
crepe, flonnel, assorted colors. Bro -
ken sizes
|. |, y !
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Monday and Tuesday are i Days!

Girls Cotton Panties
In white cotton knit with - e.
elostieized wost and fitted - for y
Girls Play Shorts
Iress. firsts, Of Denim play, % for >
shorts Fancy trims. 7-l4- -
Girls Skirts
Girls swing skirs in pretty a.. en-
prints and solids. Sizes 7 to for@
IA in group 4----4-- -
Girls Dumgal'ees
lrrees., firsss. Of denim dunoorees. 81
some with plaid trim. Sizes TO a. IN.
Girls BlOuses
lrreos., firsts, Of blouses In "a ON
short sleeve ond sleeveless fcr%
styles. Sizes TO IA -
Girls Can-Can Slips
lrreos., frsts Of eon-eon slips and O.
holf-slips in royon toffeto. Sizes p
TO l4---------- ------------
Children'S Shoes
ireas, firsts, Of children's shoes with o.
leother uppers. composition soIes. 9h p
to In the group -----7---
Boys School Hose
Irreos Of boys school hose Of ~ e.
cotton. EIoste tops; sizes to % prs.
lO2 in the group .--------
Boys Briefs
Boys Doeron' reinforced cot a O.
ton briefs. Small. medium, for$
Boys T.Shirts
Bows crew neck Doeron" re- ~ o.
nforesd cotton T-shirts. Sizes for%
S. M, and l------~-- w
Boys School LOmgies
lrreos. Of boys school loneies OF cot O.
ron and royon. All washable Boxer p
woist. to 10.
Boys School Pants
Sturdy washable cotton denim pants 8
with zip fly. Sizes s TO l2--
Boys School Shirts
Eosy-wosh cotton flonnel In ploids and 8
checks Sizes s to Is ---
Boys Cotton Sport Shirts
Ireas, firsts. Of cotton pIisse % for
and broodeIoth. s to 10 - II
Boys Denim Jeans
BOYS boxer wuist cotton denim <~ O.
Ia
sttunk. Sizes a TO 10 - IL
Boys Cotton Briefs
Bows cotton briefs with rein IN O.
forced t9., !. crotch, ITCH, Sizes 4 to a. bfor"
Boys Polo Shirts
BOYS crew neck cotton knit CO
polo shirts with short sleeves 4 for$
Stripes, potterns Sizes TO u II
Boys Cotton Terry Shirts
lrees,, frsts. Of itfy wosh q .SH
terry cloth shirts with eollors. for
Short sleeves. Sizes 4 to 10 -
Boys Cotton Wash Shorts
Cotton wosh shorts oeninns, O ...SU
chinos and royon a to 10 -
Mems Union Suits
lrreos. OF cotton noinsook summer
WEIGH, suits. Fomous MoRe 36-46.
Mems Collar Playshirts
lrreos. Of cotton knit terry cloth. All SW
washable. S. N and L. IL
Mems T.ShiFtS
lrreos OF Fomous Moke! Cot for .
ton kni. in white. S, N and L. - IL
Mems Shorts
lrreos, tirsts Of cotton shorts % for )
Solids. foncies. Sizes 30 TO A. - IL
Mems Handkerchief
Irrsos OF large white cot Oh for$
ton hondkerchiefs. ~O
Mems Hose
!"se. t's.'' Of f. reinforced ."9s 'oy0" 4 fors
sDuPont Polyester Fiber
.!I ~, On vent 7 u, ssk u
): . !, ,;.:;.;. s %.~: s';,:'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Win a Boys Bicycle Free!
BIG BOYS-op BIG BOYS DEPARTMENT, fill out ticket
and pIoce handy CONTEST Box LITTLE BoYsstop in
the TOTS DEPARTMENT and have Mother fill out ticket
Drawing will be held Saturday, September 10Th at pm! Not
to be present at the drawing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Mems Sport Shirts
lrs0', ti'''' Of .ho'' sleeve e0tt0"
and royon shirts. S, N. /.
Mems UmdeFshilts
Irreos Of soft white cotton knit % far
undershirts. Sizes So to 4e. e
Mems Dress Shirts
Irreos. OF fomous moke cotton brood an
cloth in white and solids. Sizes "A TO p
II.
Mems Leather Belts
Genuine leather with n,eto y for y
tongues and buckles. 3o-44 --~
Mems Ties
lrreos Of fonnous noke! Stripes, % eor
all over pctterns Royons. 40 IL
Mems Stacks
Firsts Of royon and cotton In broken o.
sizes. Assorted eolors. Pottems. | 10
customer
Mems Pocket T Shirts
lrreos Of white cotton and solid ~. e.
knit with nylon reinforced neck for y
bands. S, N, l.
Mems Knit Briefs
Firsts Of white eombed cotton % for
knit briefs. S, M, and 1. - IL
Mems Jenkins
Firsts Of royon-oeetots eobordins or 81
corduroy front with knit back S, IA.
Mems Swim Trunks
Royon and oeetotss, eottons with built 81
In support. and l..
Mems Robes
lreos. Of cotton pIsss robes. 10 o 81
customer.
Mems Stretch Hose
'r'so:. Of "y'0" socks 'ho' fhc prs. ,
any foot.
Mems AlI.WeatIer Jackets
lrreos. Of royon and oeetote. Voter
repeIIent. | to customer.
Mems ShOrtie Pajamas
Cotton DIisss and sk1p-dent Broken
sizes. | TO customer. II
Mems NylOn Boxer Shorts
Irees 1905 Dupont nylon shorts
will, roory cut Sizes 80 10 A. -
Heavy Plastic Grapes
90" long, heovy print dropes. % for y
Potterns. florols ------ - III
Chenille Spreads
Irses. firsts. Of cotton chenille spreods. 81
No-inon. One to O customer
Pillow Cases
White muslin. 42"xse" cases. for )
Sturdy, washable - - II
Lace Chair Back Sets
9on'y Ice, ,oss chair , back ,s., sets O SV
ecru shodes -
Pillow Protectors
z LIP 'e ~..,'s, White muslin muslin 2'e'$l
Window Frills
Foncy patterns in assorted eoors. 49,
White. Coy frilIs 10 brighten any y
window.
Feather Pillows
All new chicken feothen with fIoroI CT
or striped tick.
Slip Covers
lrreos Of assorted cottons, eretonnes &M
and wills ! to customer
Win a Boys
| BIG BOYS-stop in the BIG BOYS
| and ploce it in the handy CONTE
| the TOTS DEPARTMENT and
| Drawing will be held Saturday,
neeeseorv RI be Dresenf ar the dro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

FamOus-Make Towels
soft. obsorbsnt cotton terry o for
cloth. 2o'tx4o". - II
Print Border Pillow Cases
Pretty washable eottons in o.
42x56" eoses. Blue, green. for y
pink. gold. -
Mattress Covers
Twin size only, button closing. Army s
surplus, psewoshed. -
Plastic Table Cloths
Heoy souos pIostie cloths. % for
52x52" Assorted patterns. -
Cotton Rugs
Assorted styles end soIo's and sizes
In woshobIe cotton loop style. IL
Bath Mat Sets
Non-skid rugs and matching covers
in many sl1odes. Two designs -
Cotton Blankets
Plaid cotton sheet blankets Of good
quoIity. 6ox76".
Shower Curtain Sets
Heavy duty plostie In s.ondord size. }
6x6 Assorted eoIors.
Tailored Curtains
Royon morquisetts soilored styles
Assorted lengths.
Rubber Utility Pads
I7x17" sizes !" gree" O red fer$
Perfect for bath tub or kitchen. =
Dish Cloths s
Mu'ti-eo'or sxs" dish cloths R for y
In lenc-weorino cotton u IL
Garment Bags
suit-size garment bags in noth-prcof
pIostie with quilted front II
$50 Linen Tea Towels
Coy printed teo towels in red . for 81
or green designs. Long wearing. - IL
Wash Cloths
Ext,o soft 2-foId wG I1 uAs.ST
blue.
81" Square TableclOthS
Irreos., firsts Of solid eocrs end plods. g.
Cotton in eoy tones -
Muslin Sheets
lrreos, firsts, OF snowy white muslin. g
Twin and full size IL
Banjo Cloth Grapes
Two 22xs4" ponels Of rich 6onlc Or.
cloth. Green, gold, blue
Plastic Mattress Covers
reos- Of Plastic mattress A O.
se coy: ,, Twin .. and full size All
The Lincoln times., 1955-09-22
County Teachers
Hold Initial
Meeting Of Year
by MARGRETTA SEAGLE,
Publicity ChairmanD

The first general meeting OF
the local NC.E.A. got off to a good
start promptly at 4 O'Clock, Tues
day. September 20, in Love Me
mortal school auditorium. Mrs
Maud E .Speagle. unit president
presided.
Albert R. Waters brought the
devotional message from Psalms
and book of John.
superintendent Joe R. Nixon
was absent on account OF a recent
Illness. Clifford A. Rhyme made
his announcements.
NEW TEACHERS WELCOMED
Teachers new in the unit were
welcomed and recognized by Miss
Margretta Seagle. She announced
October IA as date of the South
Piedmont district meeting in
Charlotte. Glasses close at lunch
for teachers to attend afternoon
group sessions. Miss Seagle also
advised about the current exten-
sion class conducted by DR.. w. j
Mckee each Thursday from 4 to
GAS pm. in the Lincolnton high
school building.
The president called the bust
ness session TO order. Mimeo-
graphed bulletins listing all COM
mittees. the years calendar and
scheduled meetings were passed
out earlier.
Public Relations Chairman,
Lewis Heavier. brought good
report from the state meeting he
attended in Raleigh on Saturday,
September IT.
Local. state and national mem
berShip appeal was made bv Mrs.
Myra Turley, Miss Mabel Grouse,
and Mrs. Ruth Miller. After Miss
Lucille Upton. secretary, explained
The triple forms, the principals
and a district representative as
sisted in membership enrolment.
J. c. Ayers and his staff were
recognized for arranging for the
place of meeting. The meeting
was adjourned.
OFFICERS
officers are Mrs Maud Speasle
present. w. w. Nolen. vice-presi-
cent. Miss Lucille Upton, secre-
tary- treasurer.
COMMITTEES
Constitution: s A. R h Y n e,
chairman. Mrs. Geneva Goodson,
Miss Mary Deaton and Miss Mar
eretta Seagle
Membership: Ms Ruth Miller
chairman; Miss Mabel Grouse and
Mrs. NLyra Nixon Turley.
International Relations: Charles
N. Clark. chairman. MIS- Estelle
Siemon. and R. w. Payseur.
Planning and Resources: F. Z
Abernethy, chairman, VIM. Lee
Beattie and Mrs. Connie Stipe.
Federal Aid: B. L. Heavier
chairman. Lester Ballard. and
VIM. Edgar Carter.
Legislative: J. S. Boggs, chair
man. Mrs. Kathleen Turner, Ira
Saline. and Leona Williamson.
Professional Services: Norris S.
Childers. chairman, Eli Houser
Mrs. Prue H. Buehler and Mrs
Virginia S. Houser.
Public Relations: Lewis E. Heav-
ner, chairman. Miss Edna Wise
Mrs. Forest Hartsoe. and Miss
Helen Jonas
General Publicity: Miss Mar
gretta Seagle.
Building Representatives.: Love
Memorial. Ralph Kiser: Labora-
tory. Mts. Brema Lineberger
North Brook I. Kermit Pendleton
North Brook II. Mrs. Gertrude
Saline; North Brook III, Mrs. Euls
pendleton: Union. Mrs. Mary K
Yoder; Howard's Creek, Miss Edna
Wise, Asbury, Miss Leona William
son, Iron Station, Miss Dorothy
Long; Hickory Grove. Mrs. Louise
Armstrong; Grouse, Mrs. Maze
Beattie: Triangle, Mrs. 10y How
ard; Rock Springs, Miss Mildred
Spencer; Long Shoals, Miss Shir
! ley Mae Beam.
The Lincoln times., 1955-09-22

CieveIond County Foir
Attracting Thousands

It's fair week in Cleveland Coun-
ty for the 32nd time! And with
many new features added this
year, every inch of the mammoth
fairgrounds located on Highway
74-A east of Shelby is loaded with
activity that is making it again
known as the worlds largest and
best" county fair
Literally thousands of young and
old are hurrying through the gates
to cast their eyes on the old stand
bys as well as new spectacles. Chill
dren are pouncing on red candy
apples, fluffy cotton candy and
foot-long hot dogs. They feel like
they are walking on air - but it s
really tons and tons of sawdust
and wood Shavings - as they gaze
at the maze of vari-colored neon
lights that make the James E.
Strates mile-long midway resem-
Bile Times Square on New Years
eve.
Burr" Andrews World Cham
pionship Rodeo played before it's
first grandstand audience Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and will
continue each afternoon through
Friday with late shows Friday and
Saturday nights. This breath-tak-
ing riding and roping has proven
to be one of the most outstanding
sports and thrill features of the
fair
OTHER THRILL EVENTS
Other thrill events. in addition
to Tuesday and Wednesday nights
when Irish" Horan and Jack
kochman's He'll drivers claimed
tense audiences. will be Kochmans 5
racing greyhounds scheduled for
Thursday night in a late show and
the big auto races on tap for Sat-
urday afternoon. Sam Nunis UNC
sanctioned auto races. featuring
some of the nations greatest drlv-
ers and finest. fastest cars, will be-
gin time trials at pm. Saturday
with racing TO get underway at
2:30.
Packing the grandstanG in an 8
o'clock show each evening is the
George Hamid Broadway Ice Re-
vue. another spectacle making its
first appearance before the grand
stand. Tony Vitales and his fire
works follow each ice revue.
Homemade candies, cakes, jel-
lies and luscious looking canned
goods make mouths water as thou
sands pass by these exhibits and
on to school and commercial dis
plays that depict the progress Of
time
Dancing Waters" is playing to
crowds under the largest tent ever
to be erected on the Cleveland
County fairgrounds. This fabulous
water display has been one of the
greatest subjects of the current
fair and has been seen by thous-
ands.
For the first time at any fair. a
l0-mule hitch Of midget mules,
housed in the finest of stabling
equipment, has been a favorite
with kids at the fair. Also on the
grounds is the Curtiss Candy Com
panv six-pony hitch, showing in
front of the grandstand each af-
ternoon and evening.
Dairy and beef cattle barns
swine and poultry barns are filled
with prize winning animals which
have already claimed their share
of the $4,000 premiums listed BY
the Fair Association
It'll be fair time happy
time - in Cleveland County
through midnight Saturday.
The Lincoln times., 1955-09-22

She: What is the meaning of the
three RS?
He: At twenty-five it's romance.
at forty-five it's rent and at six
ty-five it's rheumatism.
The Lincoln times., 1955-09-22

Not having time is q poor ex-
cuse you have all the time 60
ing. and nobody has more.
The Lincoln times., 1955-09-22

GOING TO COLLEGE this win
ter? You'll want to keep up with
happenings back home. Before
you leave come in and let us send
you The Lincoln Times. Lin
coins Favorite Family Newspa-
per-. Twice each week it will be
like a letter from home. 1.50 for
the school term.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29

tber r-a..s,-,o ,r-t,,,rgs.,. o..,,,.,--.
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II : q q rs
Mr ana Mrs John Gfai ri
Iappahannock nave announced
mn 5lrth RI son Joseph And
RI" on saturday jay 23 IN a
h-chhoila hoSpltaI N.Y. Grail is
me fotmff Miss Vaughan Atch-
3ey' n tais community Tholr llt-
XIII nm Danny II pending th!s
week Wlth n" grandparents, Mr
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29
Meherriin

The revival started July II. a.
the Meherrin Baptist church and
I VII continue through Friday
night July 70 Or Langhornc, Of
ovens Va is the guest minister
Mrs F q Redmond who il in
eouthsdo Hospital. in Farmville
/ Is improving slowly
Mrs Joe LAWYER Of Richmond
spent last week With her father
w II Flowers
Mrs Daisy Flowers who has
been sick. is improving.
Bapts.nR for TuSsekiah and
Meherrtn Baptist Churches VIII b.
AZ Double Bridges Sunday July
E3l al ; 90 p m
Mr. and Mrs Riley DeHart
Of Durham n c. spent the week
end here With his mo her
Mrs jamie Dance and Miss Eva
D1dson spent the week end with
MISS Ethel Dodson, Of Danyille
Mis- Eva Dodson viii spend the
week there
Mr.. ana Mrs j r. Newman and
family spent Sunday IN Martins
vale with relatives.
Vernon Pridoy. 81 Portsmouth
pent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs F. O Priddy
Mr. and Mrs Schoolfield Holt
Of Portsmouth, were week END
guests o. Mrs Ola FoWlkes and
Nt lila Marks
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Wit. are
. ndlng this week in Huddlcston.
with relatives
A TQrperWarc party was given
Last Thursday afternoon July IA
IN he home Of Mrs. Noel Bruce
a Stanley party was given last
hue day nigh: July a. in the
aomo Of Mrs Garland Queens
berry
salbeft Dean % Nav York.
spcnt few DAYS here last week
With Mrs May Dean and family.
Nj and Mrs Jimmie Dixon ana
.amly Of Bal morc. Md spent
last week here with Nj and
Mrs Frank Spalkman
M and MIS- Otto Egertt and
family Of New Jersey. !. SPEND
.ue a few weeks here Mr. and
YRS Frank Hollander and Mrs.
Goetz and family
Mrs Frank Koekfcr and family
p Hopewell spent last week with
Mr NJ Price Mr. and Mrs
curtis Waller Of Henderson. N
{ spent The week end n the
anne home
Mrs Ola Vowlkes and Mrs june
Collier. Of FafmyllIe aye spending
Two weeks with Garland Fowlkcs
IN Pcnareyl Pa
Nh and Mrs. JOE sibold. OF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29
T'llrock

Henry Foster, Of Andrews Ar
Force Daee ~ Y spen. severa.
days of last 2eeK With his par
4nts, Mr. and MIS- Alec Poster
Mr. Foster lFenry and Bessie
Mac visited .ser daughter and son
.ln-iau NJ ana Mrs Bon Town
send n Cum bertrand on Wednes-
day
MI and Mr. Elmer Hughes.
and son. Clysle VISITED MI and
Mrs Frerc y H4enas last Tues
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Mr. and Mr. Hans van Mes NJ
len and family returned 70 Tulsa
Okla. last Tuesday Hc is clfn-
finually improving hiS farm and
making il more like the old thine
plantations Several summers ago
he built a swimming pool and tbs
summer a good farm road
Miss Ida Virginia CoyinHtan
left on Monday 10 spend tfrec
weeks With hrr sister ID New JFr-
scy.
William Swan of Newport NrWs
is VISITING NJ ard Mrs Rob NIAr-
tin.
Sammy lnEe ls lmproVlnF ai
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Mrs Tom Crowell. Of South
Boston, spent Sunday with her
sister. Mrs Ruby Redo and
brother clyde Ransom.
Mrs Martin coVnaion has
been at the ped side OF her moth
erin-law al Abilene who IS very
II She Is nearly 80 years old
Mrs T A Calhoun and Grand
son u Darlington Heights. spent
about 10 days In the j II. Alien
home. returning home Friday
Miss KITTY Sue Cox VISITED her
cousin n Richmond recently
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Bark =
dale. Of Victoria, Mrs. Albert
johnson and Mss Emily visited
Sunday Alth Their parents, Mr..
and Mrs p. l. BarksdaIe.
Mrs 7 A Calhoun. MIS- Marie
Allen, Ms LEWIS Durham and
children plan 70 spend Friday in
Richmond with Mrs Calhouns son
Henry and family
MIS- Oyerton Barksdale and
children. Of keysWlle. visited
Mrs BarksdaIe parents, Mr. and
Mrs b w Barksdale in July.
The J II Allen and B w. Alien
families have received invitations
to the wedding Of their cousin.
Mss Allanah Lamb Of New Smy-
rna Beach Pa To 1t Richard
Mccormick on Sunday Aug 7.
at Sacred Heart Church New
Smyrna Beach. Fla
Mrs Kathryn Scott visited re-
latives IN Roanoke last week end
Clyde Ransom ana John II Al
len we're Al W0rsham Saturday
for the bright tobacco referendum
WheTc they served as judges
Martin CoVington who was in
southside Hospital a few days
last week, IS much better
Miss Margaret Redd who
taught at Fairfax. is at home for
the summer with her father Wcr-
ner Redd and his sons.
All are thankful for the fine
Newport. and Mr.. and Mrs Billie
Warmer and MI and Mrs. Jack
Causby Of Richmond. spent the
week end with Harvey winston,
Mrs Gertrude Price, OF Rich
mond Is spending some time in
the same home
Sam Nelson. Of Church Road
Va Mrs Elsie Queensberry and
Mrs Dayberry. Of Chase City.
last week visited Mrs Daisy
Flowers who IS sick
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THI1y-nHe pcr cent Il The
deaths and 80 per cent 81 INC m
iutlcS due 10 motor vehicle acct
dents last year occurred on Satur-
days and SUNDAYS