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Evening star., 1955-05-30
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LOST

LOST
CAT. male red and white. green collar.
dRFEfEiNi's '25ii3S' yorkWay. Baltimore g
COCKER sPANIELs t2l, female, black;
Dawn and Pam" VICINITY i Wisconsin nn
A name ichiet. Notify cEN1TREViLLE
RESTAURANT. Br. s-9659: reward for
recovery or information leading to re-
DIAMOND RING-Lost later part Of
away a month ago. Very ea, 1rgeent re,
of ofr0' 4-ossS SissSe sngtme. S9Rsaee IA ''e2 OF
ENGLISH SETTER. black and white.
male Red plastic collar. Ans. Cap"
Vic Chevy Chase, Reward, OIL. 4-4743.
EYEGLASSES, in brown case. Tues.
st NV D1. 7-1254. - so
GOLF CLUBS, tan bag: 100 blk G St.
Sc. Friday. Reward. Phone Ii. 4-7306.
PARAKEET. green with yellow head lost
vicinity Green nrisS MeadGHs Mo May hand
on leg. HA. 2-9592: i
PURSE, blue straw: left at Pa. ave. en-
trance to Raleigh Hotel. Eye glasses in
purse, blind without glasses; contact
nit Reward. -
PURSE, green leather. Sun. morning, H
ST., nr. 18th NV; reward Tor return
with contents. Call Pleasant 9-23s0.
SHOPPING BAG containing personal
papers, cosmetics sun glasses. pkg:
lost between Colonial Village and Clar-
endon. Reward. Box 257-K, Star. 30e
SOFABED MATTRESS. off truck, while
moving, Sat on Univ. lane. WA. 1858
after pm Tues. Reward. -31
TOY TERRIER. brown and white male;
also Chihuahua. female; vicinity Quin-
tana and 22nd rd.. North Arlington:
reward; childrer's pet. JE. 4-35SS;
WATCH, lady's, Hamilton wrist watch,
initial II. M. P, bet. Chesapeake, Wis,
41st and Military I'd. Wo. 6-6ss0.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. small, white
gold Waltham. bet. Emergency HOSP.
and 1900 Mass. ave, probably in taxi.
Reward. DE. 2-l777. 81
WILL PERSON WHO FOUND in taxicab
returning from 2902 Porter st. NV,
Saturday May 2S, a black leather coin
purse (badly worm, with double-clasp
opening, containing money. keys. lip
stick and various personal effects. val
phone North 7-7243 for exception ally
Senerous reward 81
Evening star., 1955-05-30
FOUND

DOMESTIC CAT. full Hown male, tiger
good disposition: owner or good home.
WO. GIBBS.
LADY'S PURSE, on N St. north side, west
Of goth. party can have same by identi-
flying. Cal HU. 3-5245. 1915 Kalorama
rd., apt Z.
POLICE-TYPE DOG, female. small, gray
and tan. Found on Flower ave. in Silver
Spring, JU. 9-3T49.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

moving, but I'm certain there are
many who would like to find a
traffic expert who could eliminate
the problem.
The Downtown Coaches gathered
at the high school Tuesday to dis
cusS re-activating the organization
which has been idle for several
seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Buehler and
daughter of Fremont visited Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Cover and Mark Sun
day.
Louis Click of Detroit and vicar
at st. Johns Lutheran Church at
Port Clinton will preach the SER
mon at st. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sunday in the absence of Pastor
Reinke who with his family is en-
joying a two weeks vacation visit
ing relatives and friends in Chi
cago. Sept 4th, Lester Helms, Di-
rector of Public Relations of To
ledo will conduct services.
Work has begun at the north end
of the Bridge Road and Route 163
prior to the construction of a
Kiddyland to be operated by Steve
and William Molnar of Port Clin>
ton.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
Welfare Council
Plans Picnic Sun.

The Civilian Welfare Council of
Erie Ordnance Depot will hold
picnic on Saturday, August q,
1855, at Gem and Terrace Beach,
Catawba Island, for all depot em-
ployees and their families.
The Council has planned full
schedule for the day, including
swimming, roller-skating, sports
dancing and contests for all age
groups. Prizes will be awarded to
all winners of the contests. Free
pop and ice cream will be served.
Members of the Picnic Commit
tee, as selected by the Welfare
Council are Mrs. Norma Faris, Miss
Marjorie Owen, Vernon Jensen,
Gaylord Peters, Gareth Glasser,
Gilbert Foley and Capt. Waldo
Christensen, Military Representa-
tive. Council members assisting the
committee and sponsoring the pic
mic are Russell Deal, President;
Harry Cooley, Max Geldine, Neal
Funkhouser, George Mills and Miss
Florence Held.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

met Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Whitacre
and daughter who were also enjoy
ing an outing. Mr.. Whitacre taught
music in this area for some time.
Phyllis Young spent last week
with relatives in Ashland and
while there she made arrangements
to enter a school of cosmetology in
Mansfield. Karen KiSsel returned
to spend some time with relatives
but her stay came to an abrupt end
when she suffered an attack of ap-
pendicitiS at Gem Beach Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. KiSsel came for her
Sunday and she underwent surgery
Tuesday morning in Ashland.
Returning from Bellevue Sunday
evening, l received visual proof
that the peninsula had had a busy
weekend. At $50 pm. cars were
still lined up bumper to bumper
for one and half miles on East
Bayshore Road, the Bridge Road
and Route 2 West. A friend re-
ported that he had struck the out
going traffic at SOC, pm. and it
took him an hour to get across the
bridge then The state patrolmen
and auxiliary policemen were do
ing a fine Job Of Keeping the cars
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
DANBURY

More than thirty-five glests en-
joyed a day of water skiing, swim
ming and boat riding Sunday at the
Rustic Lodge, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Younker. In attendance
in addition to the host and hostess
and their daughters Karen and
Janis were: Mr.. and Mrs. D. D..
Younker, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Younker, Denny and Tom; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Younker, Dan, Steve,
Jon and Tom, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schuett, Julie, John and Jerry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Volschow all
Gibsonburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vol
schow, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vol
Schow, Dale and Don of Genoa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bice VolSchow, Port
Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gleckler
and family of Oak Harbor sId Mr..
and Mrs. Rollin Buhrow of Vickery.
The Lyle Younker family came by
boat from Catawba where they
have a cottage.
When visiting Huron Kiddyland
with their four children last Fri
day, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Merckens
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

and Miss Virginia Rittenour of To-
ledo visited Dr. and Mrs. James
Simms and family, Sunday at Troy,
Ohio. Ruth Scheuerman visited
Miss Gertrude Schlose at Piqua, O..
in the afternoon.
Mrs. George L. Peters and Mrs.
Roger Peters spent Thursday
morning shopping in Toledo and in
the afternoon visited Mrs. Eunice
Below at Flower Hospital.
Tom, Mike, Jim and Margaret
Kern of Norwalk were weekend
guests of their grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Scheuerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kratzer
and sons John and Bob of Fort
Wayne, Ind, were weekend guests
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Scheuerman.
Mrs. Martha Bitter of Toledo is
a house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Srarpe and family. Weekend guests
of the Sharpe's included Mrs. Carl
Covert, Bruce and Craig, Mrs.
Florence McFelia and David of
Whiteland, o. and Mrs. Carrie
Sleighter of Franklin, Ind.
Johnnie, Winnifred and Christie
pher Dunham of Toledo, spent sew
eral days this week with their
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

They left Monday morning to visit
relatives in Cleveland and Pitts
burgh before returning home.
Mrs. Lawrence Scofield returned
to her home in Stamford, Conn.
this past week, after spending most
of the summer with her father Mr..
August Blatt.
Sunday supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Peters were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Vickers of Toledo.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Heller, Mrs.
Rufus Heller, Miss Scheuerman
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
H. Kruger.
Branch No. 100 Catholic knights
of Ohio held their annual potluck
supper, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert H. Kruger on Monday
evening. Members from Fremont,
Port Clinton and Oak Harbor at
tended.
Girl Scouts of Troop 4 who at
tended the Girl Scout Camp at
Kelleys Island this past week were;
Priscilla Jean Lockwood, Mary
Lynn Whaley, Louise Hablitzel,
Shirley Smith, Diane Whiting, Jo-
anne Hetrick, Dawn Hathaway,
Virginia Wheeler, Karen Brindley,
Joan Tau1ker and Linda Van Alta
Going with them as Counsillors
were Leader Mrs. Ray Pinson, Miss
Winona Schafer, Mrs. Lester Zerck
and Mrs. j. NJ Irwin.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

Sabin, another member of the club
won a first prize for her Miniature
arrangement. Members who attend
ed the exhibit on Wednesday after
noon included Mrs. Richard Moore,
Mrs. Clinton Fehlhaber and Mrs.
Walter Milbrodt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rauscher
and daughters Donna and Sharon
of Los Angeles, Cal, accompanied
by their son Pfc. James who is on
furlough prior to leaving On Aug.
rs for tour of duty in Oi,inawa,
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grieger, Sr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
OAK HARBOR ITEMS
OAK HARBOR ITEMS
Mrs. Fehlhaber Wins Three
Prizes At Lakeside Festival
News Staff Correspondent

Mrs Clinton Fehlhaber representing the Town and Coun
try garden club of Oak Harbor the winner of first
prizes at the Lakeside O. Flower Festival held Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of last week One in the All
white arrangements another the Oriental arrangements
and still another in the Modern arrangements Mrs w R.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Welcome Aboard Party
Planned for New Chief

placement for Admiral Owsley.
Admiral and Mrs. Norman
hope to arrive in time for the
reception, but their plans are
not yet firm. They are house
hunting by mail at the mo-
ment.
The former Chief of the bu-
reau. Rear Admiral H. Lamont
Pugh. and Mrs. Pugh, are at
Key West, Fla, where Admiral
Pugh is recovering after q
short illness. They are ex-
pected here sometime after
the first of next month. Ad-
miral Pugh's new assignment
has not yet been announced.
Wedding Bells
Two couples who plan spring
weddings were honor guests at
a reception last evening. They
were Mrs. Henry 8. Beukema,
widow Of Capt. Beukema and
daughter Of Gen. and Mrs.
Omar N. Bradley, and her
flance, Mr.. BENJAMIN Henry
Dorsey, jr., son Of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Dorsey; and
Mary Elizabeth Maury. daugh-
ter Of retired Col. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Maury of Yer.
sailles, KY, and her hance, 1t.
Murray F. Callahan, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis x. Gala
han.
Mr.. James c. Cluck, IT,,
and his sister Mary Katherine
entertained at b 5-to-S-o'clock
party for them in The Den at
the Officers Club, Boiling. Air
Force Base. The hosts par
ents, retired Col. and Mrs.
Cluck. looked In for q moment
to wish the honorees good luck.
The two couples have plan
ned spring weddings, and the
round Of parties grows In
tempo for them. Mr.. Cluck,
jr., win be best man for 1t.
Callahan.
Among the more than 10
friends at the party were Miss
Marion Gregory. daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. Noble
j. Gregory Of Kentucky, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith w. Brook
hart, DR.. and Mrs. Jacques M.
Kelly Of New Brunswick, N. j.,
and her brother, Mr.. Julian
Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
ONeill. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Cochrane.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Miss Gore Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Raymond
Gore Of Miragor Manor, Pom
fret, Md, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Patricia Ann to Mr.. ]. Walter
Smith, son Of Mrs. John Lyons
and the late Mr.. 8. Earle
Smith. An April wedding Is
p1anned
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Service News
By Evelyn M. Dent


Mrs. Arthur w. Radford,
wife Of the chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, will be
hostess on Wednesday at a
small luncheon in honor of
Mrs. Harold Erdman of Homo
lulu.
Mrs. Erdman has been in
New York visiting friends and
will arrive In town within the
next few days to spend some
time with other friends from
the Islands.
The new Chief of the Navy
Bureau Of Medicine and Surg
cry, Rear Admiral Bartholo-
NEW w. Hogan. Is no stranger
to Washington. He has had
several tours of duty here, the
last as Commanding Officer of
the Naval Hospital. when the
Hogan's quarters were the
focal point Of many pleasant
gatherings.
The Hogans are now in their
own house on Center street,
Chevy Chase, where they are
sure to carry on their custom
Of gracious entertaining. Bar
tholomew, jr., is a third year
man at the University Of Vir-
ginia, and pleased to have the
family near again, where he
can spend q week end when
studies permit. Thomas Is at
Georgetown Prep. and Mary
Ledlie attends the Blessed
Sacrament School.
The Officers of the Medical
Department Of the Navy have
planned q welcome aboard
party" for their new chief at
the Oficers Club, National
Naval Medical Center, on
Monday. February 81. The
$3.50 to $3.50 fete will also serve
to introduce the new. Deputy
Chief of the Bureau, Rear
Admiral Bruce E. Bradley and
Mrs. Bradley, as well as to say
farewell to Rear Admiral and
Mrs. John @. Owsley.
Yesterday Mary Ledhe cele-
brated her ninth birthday with
o party for Is Of her young
friends. Some were pupils at
Stone Ridge School where
Mary went when the family
were here two years ago.
William Russell, son Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. George Rus
sell, Is q houseguest Of the
Hogan's at the moment. His
parents are due here later IN
the spring from Hawaii. VIII
lam is q pupil at Sidwell
Friends School. and he and
Thomas Hogan are great
friends. They were together
when the families were sta
toned In Hawaii.
CoIkinses Settled
Capt. and Mrs. Willard c.
CalkinS are now settled in
their new house on Yuma
street, and are looking for
ward to a visit from their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Calkins. jr., of Phila-
delphia. They have a special
room ready for their grand
children, Lee and Anne.
Armiral and Mrs. Bradley
are en- route from the West
Coast and are expected here
within the week. They will
undoubtedly pay q visit to
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C.
Urschel. In Boston. Mass, and
their son Bruce, jr. at Prince
ton. N. j., before coming to
town.
Admiral Owsley goes to Oak
Knoll Hospital, Oakland,
Calf, as commanding officer
replacing Admiral Bradley.
The Owsley's have been very
much feted here where they
have friends in goodly num-
bers. and the party pace will
keep up until they leave
March l.
Before going to California,
Admiral and Mrs. Owsley will
spend some time with the
latter's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
A. G. Maxwell, at Cookeville,
Tenn. They plan also to stay
with friends in San Diego,
and pay visit to retired Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Clarence
j. Brown, in Sacramento.
Rear Admiral Irving Nor
man, commanding officer Of
the Great Lakes Hospital,
Great Lakes, ILL.,, is the re-
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16
The Leon Spitzers. E. 4th,

The Leon Spitzers, E. 4th,
have suffered two bereave-
mentS in recent weeks. First
was the death of Mr.. Spitzer's
father in New York, followed
shortly by the death of Mrs.
Spitzer'S twin sister. She was
in New York at the time.
Back several days ago is
Mrs. Morris Myrow. She Wis
tied New York and New Eng
land and in the course of the
trip saw a new grandchild for
the first time. Mr.. Myrow had
preceded her on a trip to the
midwest, going primarily to
see his aged father in MilWau-
kee. He also stopped off in
Chicago.
Precisely on schedule, Mr..
and Mrs. Saul Rifkin returned
Monday from Saginaw, Mich,
where they always spend the
summers with their children.
Among the returneeS are
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Han
dler, who spent the summer
with their children in LA.
Marilyn, Bill and Sgd have
come over for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Sharf-
man were at the east coast
and New England and then
over to LA. to visit more chill
dren. They were absent two
months.
Last week the Morris Sc
gals, Grant Road, were well
coined back from Detroit,
where they spent the summer.
For six weeks Mrs. Earl
Sydow and children were in
LA, guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Heiner
and her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. AL BrovaS.
Mr.. Sydow joined them for
two weeks.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16
Arizona Post, Sept. 16, 1865
Bur-Bus
Mifzvoh
Robert Stephen Young

Participating in the double
Bar Mitzvah at Sabbath serv-
ices Sept. 80 at Temple Ema-
nu-El will be Robert Stephen
Young. His parents are Mr..
and Mrs. Albert E. Young, 651
N. Montezuma. They cordially
invite friends and members of
the congregation to an infor-
NAL reception in the foyer
following services. .
An honor student in the
eighth grade at Alice Vail
school, he was chosen speaker
of the house, for the student
body government at Roskruge
school last year. He was the
first child born to an Ameri-
can in the armed forces
abroad during World War II.
Mr.. Young was in the Cana
dian forces. Robert has lived
in Germany, France and Eng
land. He collects stamps and
plans to be a physician.
Lanny Siegel
The second participant that
evening is Lanny Siegel, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Siegel,
636 N. Texas Circle. They join
in extending an invitation to
friends and relatives to wit
ness the ceremony and be
present at the informal recep-
ton. They are joint hosts with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Young.
An eighth grade student at
the Alice Vail school, Lanny
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16
SociuIs and
Personals

Back last week from New
York is Herman Goldstein.
He went east on business and
had a pleasant visit with his
parents meanwhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moe FleiSh-
man moved to 4O35 Paseo Do
rado. The Martin Sviders
have a new address, 1925 E.
Cooper. The Ted Berlin fam
lily are on E. 18th at 1926. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Samuels
now live at 4817 E. 18th. The
Bernard Sedleys are at home
at 1887 Gale Altar.
DR.. Sidney AxelrOd has
joined the staff at Veterans
Hospital. With him are his
wife and two children, Diane
21a and Stephanie 9 months.
They come from Milwaukee,
tho they are originally from
New York. Their home is on
Mckenzie. She was active in
Hadassah and the Council of
Jewish Women.
A rather extensive motor
trip was taken by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ludwig Schwartz, Vine
land Court, across the country
visiting relatives and friends.
While they had a good time
they agreed Tucson is the
best place of ALL"
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16

Over the Labor Day week
end Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brager crowded the days with
a motor trip to Las Vegas,
Reno and Lake Tahoe.
The Eugene GOldins look
forward with much anticipa-
ton to their trip to New York.
They fly there in a few weeks
and will be guests of their
relatives. They'll be away five
weeks.
Charmed and eTI.hused is
Camille BerSu with Guadala-
jara and Agigic on Lake Cha
pala. She spent six weeks
there with short stop-over at
Mazatlan, which she recon-
mends as the perfect vacation
relaxation spot. ..,
Through the Post, Jack Lev
koWitz says goodbye to his
friends. He left before he
could see them all. Enrolling
in the U. of Pittsburgh Dental
School, he is living with his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Slavkin.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16
]I(I;{l3;1;S;{)!!
Abe ItSkOWitZ

Abe ItSkOWitZ
A resident the past eight
years, Abe ItSkowitz died sud-
denly Sept. 1 at the age of 81.
Not in good health for many
years, he was obliged to retire
a year ago. He was a coat de-
signer and foreman at Dan
Zys.
He made his home with his
sister, Bella. Other survivors
are a son and two daughters
living in the East. The body
was shipped by the Arizona
Mortuary to New York for
services and burial.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-16

is active in sports. He plans to
90 out for football and is pro-
ficient at baseball, having
played with the Little League
and in ping-pong competition.
His favorite musical instru-
ment is the accordion, which
he plays.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-16
Pre- Nuptial Events
Held IN Richmond

A rehearsal party. wedding
breakfast and luncheon were IN
cludcd III the social events pre-
cedlng the marriage OF Miss JAG
quelinc Powell 70 f NJ Whltlock
Jr, on Saturday August l3. ir
Richmond.
The erooms parents. Mr. anc
Mrs Whltlock. OF Farmville en-
tertained some IS guests at A re-
hearsal party. Friday evening al
Hotel Jefferson
On Saturday morning. Mrs
Whltlock S sister. Mrs Harry
fucker Wright, had wedding
breakfast for members Of the
wedding party al her Richmond
home on West Grace Street.
Mrs Ethel Cox. Of Richmond
Mr. Whitlock's sister. entertained
some Of the out OF town guests at
luncheon a. her horne.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-16

NJ and Mrs Horace M Frank
iu u 20 aatau announce tie
ufarra 81 lho0 foster daueh-
for MI Chmlaie LoaIsc Frank
in Of Richmond to John Step
men Hollis son 1T Mr. and Mrs.
leslie W Hobs Of Richmond
On Tuesday Alg!tat 9
The cofcmony% Was performed
ty the Kcy Fa her Ernst Under
solfler D Sacred Heart Cathedral.
Richmond
Miy4 ifcne Hollis sister 81 the
- oofn, was the brides maid Of
honor Robert Mcdonnell. Of
charlottesville was Nj Hollis
best man
After q Southern wedding ttp,
The couple Will make thch home
in Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-16

centercd with S'ephanotis.
The bridesmaids were Miss Jean
Davis. Of Bassett, Miss Dorothy
Pcl0uze. Miss Marietta Chafnblee
and Mss Annaliese Bierker, all
Of Richmond. They wore waltz
length organize dresses over
petal pink taffeta, made ident-
ical in style to that OF the honor
attendant
The bride vas giVen in marriage
BY her father
The grCom S best man was his
father + NJ Wh!tlock. OF Farm
VILE Groomsmen were James L.
Whtlock brother Of the groom.
Of Farmville Jack Wright of
Richmond Frank Farmer, Jr. of
Roanoke. II Christopher Alex
ander III Of Farmvillc Everitt
Irbv Of FarmvilIe. and David
paulettt .Jr Of Farmville
Following the ceremony. re-
ccption was held at the Country
Club OF Virginia, after which the
couple left for a Southern wed
ding trip
The bride attended Southern
Seminary and tho groom is a
graduate Of Virginia Military In
stltutc Lexington. Va He is now
i
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-16
Nepco Appoints
Home Service Head
For This Region

Miss Frances Maness. Of Roa-
nokc has joined the Virginia
Electro and Power Company IN
Richmond rs home service di-
rector
IN her neV position. She viii
supervise Inc activities o. Vepco' 5
staff VI % home economists IN
virginia and NorGh Carolina, IN
Guiding Mrs Audrey Sanderson
Robinson, home economist .of the
Prince Edward AREA.
Miss Names iA native Of
North Carolina ard attended Az
erctt Junior College and East Gar
DINA Teachers College where She
received her bachelor ii arts de-
gree IN home economies
Following graduation. she fhen
taught home economies IN the
North Carolina pdblc schools for
five years and IA 1910 BECAME
home demonstration agent for The
North Carolina Extension Setl :
ice.
SHE was appointed heme echno-
mist for the r. + Trent Company
IN Norfolk Ia 1888 and III 1888
jointed the lsrig.da3re Sales Cor
poratioh IN Roanoke as home
service director. tie position she
held before coming with Vepco.
The Vepco home service Is d
program designed 70 aid the pub
lie III obtaining the best and most
economical use from electricity
This includes appliance and Dem
onstfatious. steps lo save time in
cooking. and lntoanatlon regard
ing new recipes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-16
Mrs. Gerald Smith
rendered Party

Mrs Walter Cunningham en-
tertaincd At a bridge party Thurs
day nieht n her South Main St.
apartment ~ honor Of Mrs. Ger
aid + Smith, who left this past
week end TO make her home III
Richmond
Those playing in addition to
the honoree were Mrs + NJ Pair
ct Mrs c II Lafoon. Mrs. J II.
Wamsley. Mrs. Claude pritchard
Jr. Mrs Dre~ry Gates. Jr.. Mrs.
Gene RrosS Of Crcwc. and Mrs.
} 3 Wall. Jr.
High prize was won by Mrs
Wall, with Mrs. Ross receiving a
consolation prize Floating prize
vent 10 Mrs. Gates