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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
Charlie Spivak
To Provide Music
At College Dance

i The Cotulton Club q. LonEwooc
College viii hold It's annual spring
dance in the college gymnasium
Saturday. April 2.
Mrs. Nancy Tanley Masters a
senior from Newport News. VIII
lead the figure The members Of
the Co.illion Club will dance with
/. their escorts To the music OF
Charlie Spivak and his orchestra
IN surroundings Of spring decora-
tons
Miss Joyce Quick. Of Win
chester. Is In charge Of music, and
the members Of the decoration
committee are the Misses Jane
Blake. Of Norfolk. Fannie Scott,
Of Norton. Ann DeAlba. Of War
wick: Carolyn Stroup, Of Salem
Shirley Osbourne, Of Sandston.
Nancy LEM. Of Warwick. and
Molly Ann Harvey. OF Roanoke
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
Former Resident
Announces Birth

Mr. and Mrs r RAYMOND
Yeats. OF Granite City. III an
nounce the birth OF son. r. Ray
nond Yeats. Jr.. on Thursday,
March "A
Mrs. Yeats is the former Miss
Adna Hatcher daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. ID q Hatcher of Farm
vile Mr Yeats Is the son Of Mr.
md Mrs. d @ Yeats Of Rice.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01

abel BoWles Roberts. when they
we're 10 years old.
Long life spans seems 20 run 10
tho family Their mother Arabel.
died at 81 years and their grand
mother lived 10 be 100.
Nat and Bill are the last Of six
children. Bill married Mary Eliza
Beth Stinson. SIS years aga this
coming June 81. They have a son
and 4 daughter, two grandsons
and three great gfandsons.
Nat married Alice Ballough
Roberts who died several years
aoo They had nine children, II
Grandchildren and four great
Nat. surprisingly agile for his
81 wears. plans 70 raise his usual
crop OF tobacco this year. Bill
however. Isl hampered by arthritis
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
Mrs. J. O. Hart
TO Lead Study

Mrs. j. O. Hart viii lead the
next Mission Study Glass Of the
WSCS Of the Farmville Methodist
Church Her textbook is entitled
Christianity and Wealth.
Mrs. c. w. Harris, secretary Of
missionary education. invites all
members Of the local societies to
attend the class. which will be
held on Sunday. April 3, at p m
in the Fellowship Room of the
Church
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
Patricia Moore
Has lth Birthday

Mrs Richard Moore entertained
at her home OIL Pine Street OH
Tuesday. March %, honoring the
4th birthday OF her daughter.
Patricia
Invited guests we're Betty Fran
ces Young Carl and Sid Kcrnodle
Ricky Dunlap Barbara CoyingtQn.
Eddie Mann and Scot Farley
After refreshments 81 ice cream
md cake. Mrs Moore took the
children FOR a ride on the train
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
Amelia Garden Club
Flower Show Planned

The attractive home Of Mrs.
Harvey Gills, old estate along the
Appomattox river, was the set
ting fol the March meeting Of
Amelia County Garden Club
Mrs. Charles S. Farmer. presi-
dent. presided during an i'm
partant business session. during
which a spring flower show was
planned for May and club year
books approved.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
Sunrise Service
Time Changed

The Easter Sunrise Sersics
sponsored By the Intetdenomi-
national Youth Council in Farm
vile. will be held Sunday morning
April 10. at a m. (instead Of at
Gas as originally planned
The services viii be held in
front Of the Longwood College
Library on High Street. and every
one is invited TO attend Miss
Lillian Minkel viii be the main
speaker.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
FHS SEA REPORT:
Barbee Hanersly
Elected President
High School SEA
by Virginia Balm. Reporter

Last Friday March Dbl the
balloting for next years S. c A
officers took up most Of the
morning These newly elected Of
ficers were announced on tbe
following Monday morning
Barbee Hamersly was elected
president This year Barbee has
served as vice president
Virginia Bass will serve as vice
president next year. Lucy Tucker
Doyne was elected secretary and
Sally Ann Clark was elected to the
post Of treasurer
These new officers wni be in
stalled before the entire student
body at later date
Cover Design
The Student Council has been
asked to design the cover for the
1855 State Convention Report
Booklet, This Report VIII be sent
to all the high schools in Virginia
in the near future 1t will contain
summaries of all the discussion
groups. panels, and other events
that took place at the State Con-
vention at Madison
This Saturday April q there
Will be a Senior Work Day at
Dayidson's Department Store The
Seniors are working to earn
money for their New York trip in
May They will receive a com
mission on every sale they make.
So remember Come to Davidson 5
OH April 2 and buy from the SEN
iors who viii be working there.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
Opera Set Friday
In Appomattox

The Grass Roots Opera Com
pany Of the Virginia Federation
Of Music Clubs will De IN Apo
mattox on the evening Of April !
at 8 p m at the high school audi
forum.
This operate program Is being
sponsored by the Inter Council oi
Civic Clubs OF Appomattox The
money realized from the perform
ance will be used for some worthy
civic cause
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
Club Calendar

WSCS, FaTTn1lle Meth oGls
Church. study mission class. Sun
day. April 2. at 2 p n. IN Eel
lowship room.
College Hill Club, Thursday
March 81 at Presbyterian Manse
at 8 p m Rev, and Mrs. W. B.
Rogers viii present an evening Of
music
HoIton Bible Class. Tuesday
April 5 at 3 p m, with Miss La
zie Radford 602 e Second Stress
Mrs. Mamie Fitzgerald. co-ho5s-
ess.
Women Of Moose, II q 3.
April 4 at 8 p. m a. Moosse
Lodge
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-01
LC Sociologist
Participates In Panel

Mrs Kathleen Cover assistant
professor Of sociology at Long
wood College left Wednesday ID
attend the meeting Of the Virginia
Conference Of Guidance and Per
sonnet Workers being held March
3l-April al Hotel Roanoke
On Friday Mrs Cover viii take
part in panel, having as her
topic How Vocational Materials
May Be Used 20 Best Advantage.
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01
SCHJCK T0AK DISTRICT
By: Angelo Miguel


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lived n number Of
their First Holy
Papago Indian news., 1955-05-01


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Evening star., 1955-07-11

DISTRICT or coLUMBiA-WAsHINGToN
sEAL MOTOR CO., l4ol Rhode Island Ave- NE
FRANCIS 6 PARSONS, INC, 2loo Nichols Ave. Sc.
HALETs INCORPORATED, First ond N sts Sc.
KAPLAN 6 CRAWFORD, 257s chompoin St. NV
.ToRREY MOTOR COMPANY, 1918 Conn. Ave. NV
TREW MOTOR COMPANY. 1926 l4th St. NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

slayers Of Harvey W. Piichard.
1t. Ridsely. Sergt. W. H.
Weber tnoW Maj. Weber. field
force commander Of the State
Police) and two other troopers
welded clubs and fred their
pistols at the mob as they res
cued the women.
Mai. Ridgely attended Gilman
School and was graduated from
Virginia Military Institute in
1922. He is the SON Of the late
Ruxton Moore Ridgely. Balti?
more attorney. and nephew Of
the late Gen. Charles d. Cal
ther. onetime police commits
sioner Of Baltimore City.
He was appointed to the State
police as q lieutenant In 1891
after a competitive examination
and was promoted to captain
December l. 1s41.
He became executive ofdcer of
the State police April Z, l9<9.
and the following October at
tanned the rank Of major.
In 1947, he was In charge Of
an extensive recruiting cam
paign conducted by the State
force. He has been supervisor Of
and Of numerous traf-
iic studies and safety programs.
For five years before he
Joined the State police, Mai.
Ridgely worked as a pari-mutuel
clerk at Maryland race tracks.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Moi. RidgeIy to Retire Sept. a
From Maryland State Police

BALTIMORE, July II R.-
Maj. Ruxton NJ. Ridgely, socialits
executive officer Of the Maryland
State Police. win retire on Sep.
tember 4. after "a years on the
force.
The 54-year-old ofiicer. some
times referred to as the only
policeman In Maryland who ID
. member OF the Bachelors Co
ttllion, made the announcement
Saturday from Seal Harbor, Me-,
where he is vacationing.
Mai. Ridgely said he has
business plans" and will live In
Maryland.
Since his appointment to the
State Police in 1881, he has been
In the thick Of mob dispersals,
has chased bootleggers over the
States highways and has still
found time to dance at Nassau
with the Duchess Of Windsor.
In 1882. Mr.. Ridgely, then q
lieutenant, postponed his honey
moon to crack down on rum
runners who were roaring over
Maryland roads at 80 miles per
hour and laying down. smoke
screens to elude pursuers.
Eight years later, he helped
break up a mob which had alb
Quoted two Negro women from
the Snow Hill jail in the belief
they were companions of the
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Belt Road Model !.
Displayed in Bunk

A scale model showing the
route Of the Inter-county Belt
Parkway through Rock Greek
Park In Montgomery County is
on display in the Bank Of Be-
thesda. Wisconsin avenue and
Old Georgetown road.
The $500 model was made by
Olmsted Bros, Of Boston. ma
tionally known landscape archi-
|tects and park consultants, for
the Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
In addition to the road. it shows
the commissions proposed de-
|velopment Of the park area be-
tween Wisconsin avenue and
Forest Glen.
Available with the model are
copies Of an illustrated folder
prepared by the commission.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Arlington Polling Places
Listed for Tomorrow

Polls viii be open In Airing
ton tomorrow for the Democratic
primary from $50 am. to 1880
pm. at the following locations
in these precincts:
Abingdon precinct at Abinsdon School
30SS South Abinsdcn street.: Arlington,
Randolph School. Thirteenth and South
son s.er.sson issi esnsr fhSs sr.st
Woman's Club of Ashton Heiehts. 4is
soasE cps',s .s,.. sehOG S.,;un an
e25 South wakeneld street. and Buck.
inshsm. Barrett school 400 North
Hencsrson road 80. .,,,
ssSoo| Zoo ch::ts!s?:isSSa chts?isSai Sssd: :a: cI.s::na::
yard. and Columbia. Fire. House I, CO.
lunbia pike and South Edeeyood street;
North Hudson street.: bominior Hills
Mckinley school, 1880 North Mckinley
School. ssSo North Tasnsy.sisth TarsS. iseSs stress
and Fairiington. Fairlington School. $500
sopsh Plmso1s sssS5f GosS osFs;s Mo.or. ESQ, co,um
bis PIKE; dlebe. Bsuserman's Service sta
ton, Columbia pike and olebe road; Glen
Carlyn. New Glen Cariyn School, 900
South CaIlyn sprtng road, and Jefferson,
Patrtek Henry School, 700 South Walter
Lee. american Lsgion Hail. s44S wash
ingtop boulevard; Lexington, Lee School
S722 Lee hishyay: Lyon Park. Lyon Park
Community House. Pershtng drive and
Evening star., 1955-07-11

graduate work at George WASH
ington University and taught
school in Fairfax County for
three years. She belongs to the
county League Of Women Voters.
She has one son. Allen, who will
be o freshman at the University
of Virginia in the fall.
Providence District
The campaigning has been
conspicuous by its silence in
Providence District. It is one Of
the districts left without an in
cumbent by redistricting.
All three candidates seem to
think the proposed McHugh
master plan needs some changes.
All three have agreed to sup
port public schools. The candi-
dates are James Keith, Roland
Dolder and Thomas Woods.
Mr.. Keith, 4S, Is an attorney.
His home and ofiice are in Fair
fax. He is a graduate of Vir-
ginia Military Institute and
Harvard Law School. He is a
former treasurer, vice president
and president of the Fairfax
Democratic Committee. He IA
vors purchase Of school sites
from current levy funds, instead
of relying on bond money.
Mr.. Delder, A. who lives on
Hunter Mill road near Vienna,
also is an attorney, He was
graduated from DePauw Uni
versity and received his law de-
gree from Ohio State University.
He belongs to the STUDENT
Evening star., 1955-07-11
LoyoIo College
Names President

BALTIMORE, July IL R.-
The Rev. Vincent F. Beatty, 8. j.,
assistant professor of chemistry,
yesterday was appointed presi-
dent and rector Of Loyola Col
lege.
The board Of directors named
Father Beatty to succeed the
Very Rev. Thomas j. Murray.
IS. j., who Is recuperating from
q recent illness before taking o
new assignment.
At a, Father Beatty becomes
one Of the youngest presidents In
Loyola's 103-year history.
He is q graduate Of George
town University and Spring Hill
College. Mobile, Ala. and entered
the Jesuit Order ut Wernersville,
Pa. in 1896. He was ordained
in 1885 after theological train
ing at Woodstock (Md.) College.
A native Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Father Beatty taught chemistry
at Loyola from 1941 to 1914 and
from 1949 to the present.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
/ Democrats to Vote
lat 16 AIexundriu
Sites Tomorrow

Alexandria Democrats viii pick
candidates for the State Senate
and House Of Delegates in to-
morrow's primary.
The city's l6 polling places. to
be open from $50 am. to 7:3o
pm. are as follows:
First ward, precinct A, WASH
Iington School; First ward. pre-
cinct 3. Gadsby's Tavern; Sec
ond ward. precinct A. Barrett
School: Second ward, precinct B,
George Mason School: Second
ward, precinct c. Beverley Hills
Community Church; Third ward
precinct A, Jefferson School:
Third ward, precinct B, Powha-
tan Shopping Center; Fourth
ward. precinct A. Old Lee School;
Fourth ward. precinct 3. Mac
Arthur School.
Also. Fifth ward. precinct A.
George Washington High School;
Fifth ward. precinct B. Blessed
Sacrament School: Fifth ward
precinct c. Maury School: Sixth
ward. precinct A, No. Q Fire
House: Sixth ward, precinct B
Mount Vernon School; Seventh
ward. Lee jackson School;
Eighth ward, Groves Garage.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

North Fillmore street. ana Lyon vaiae,
Lyon yslleEe Community House, isSt
north Hishlaad street.
stAnord street. Marshall. MaFshsn
SenooL 475l North TWenty-ffth street;
Nottlngham. Hottingham School, 5000
.,.dss !.s, sehoal i4Ii south twenty. fourth t
: oyeslee Knobs, Waiter Reed school,
Monroe School. e30O Key bouievsrd:
ROCK epIing. Neishborhood House. 1eS6
aiite alte, FAILS road: Resslyn. Wilson
!hrtfton. strstford Junior Hish SchooL
400 Vacation lane.
virginia Highlands jefferson District
third streets: Westoyer, svanson jmn;ss,
High School $500 North WashinTfon
eee2g9lesssrd e29e Woodlavn. woodlaWn School.
trZV 49, NWgrsn sixteepth street. and York
varu ana 0reeubrier street.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
FTuyIor Nomed to Heud
Loudoun Hunt Club

KESBURG. Va. July II tSpe-
|cial) Thomas E. Taylor Of
Lincoln has been elected uresi-
dent Of the Loudoun Hunt Club
for the 1855 season. Mrs. Ed
gar ]. orme. jr. was elected vice
president.
Mrs. Huntington Harris was
reelected secretary and w. Bay
lor Metzger. treasurer. Huuton F.
Atwen and Miss Anna =. He'd
rick were reelected Masters Of
Hounds.
Named to the board Of gov
|ernors for three years were Or.
Joseph& NJ. Rogers and Capt.
Dudley Allen. Others serving on
the board are Col. Lowell M.
Riley, Clayton Kephart, Mrs. s.
wv. On and Merrill Armour.
Evening star., 1955-07-11

Parent Teacher Association at
Mclean High and the Dunn Lor-
ing PTA. He believes Fairfax
needs a more progressive gov
ernment.
Mr.. Woods, 38, of 1929 Tim
berland, Falls Church. is in the
dry cleaning business in Falls
Church. He studied at George
Washington University and the
Wharton School Of Finance at
the University Of Pennsylvania.
He formerly worked in the Fed
eral Government. He. said he
is strongly opposed to integra-
tion in the public schools.
Evening star., 1955-07-11
Centreville
Candidates
DifferLittIe

Rural Centreville district, with
the least number Of voters. has
the most candidates seeking
nomination to the Fairfax
Board of County Supervisors In
s. qtomorrow's Democratic primary.
The candidates are Stuart
DeBell and Maurice Fox, incurn-
bents, and Mrs. Cuba Curtice
and Mrs. Ruby Clarke. Mr..
DeBell and Mr.. Fox were placed
In the same district by redis-
tricting. One nominee viii be
elected in each Of the county's
seven magisterial districts in the
primary.
Centreville is the county's
largest district in size. but small
est in residents. with q popula-
ton less than 1000 and only
about 1000 registered voters.
While the candidates in Gen.
treville are many, their differ
ences are few. All say they
favored continued segregation in
schools, and all are on record
against the proposed 8 and s
acre lot sizes recommended in
the McHugh master plan. AL
are for an integrated water sys-
tenn that can be extended into
rural areas as rapidly as possible.
Campaign on Records
Mr.. Fox and Mr.. De Bell have
campaigned largely on their rec
ords. Mr.. Fox. q member OF the
board since 1910. has had a part
in many changes In county gov
ernment in recent years, includ-
ing the creation Of many new
departments that the county
found necessary to cope with
increasing development. MIR. De
Bell. in the one term he has
served, also has had q part In
such things as establishment Of
q personnel pay plan. q retire.
ment system for county employees
and the integrated sewer system.
Mr.. Fox. IS. lives on a farm at
Vale. At his insistence plans
for the integrated water pro-
gram are being drafted around
q revenue bond issue to be paid
for by people who use the water.
Mr.. Fox belongs to the Fairfax
Welfare Board and is q member
of the Virginia Conference Of
Social Work. He is past master
of Providence Grange and q
member of Pomona Grange. He
is on the Executive Board Of the
League Of Virginia Counties.
End Of First Term
MIR. DeBell, 35, is q dairy farm
er and insurance agent. He lives
at Centreville. He is completing
his first term as a board member.
He Is q graduate Of the Strayer
College Of Accountancy, belongs
to the Centreville Lions Club, the
Centreville Volunteer Fire De-
partment, the Centreville PTA
and the Maryland and Virginia
Milk Producers Association. Ex-
tension of the proposed water
system to Centreville is under
study at the present time at his
request.
Mrs. Curtice, 81, who with her
husband runs a dairy farm near
Vale, is lifetime resident Of
Fairfax. She has been q mem
ber Of the Fairfax Democratic
Comittee since 1851 and has
served with a number Of COM
munity organizations. At her
persuasion, the supervisors re-
Gently adopted q resolution in
dorsing a proposed congressional
resolution to keep the Supreme
Court from considering educa-
tional matters. She has five chill
dren, all grown.
Mrs. Clarke, 45. housewife
who also lives near Vale. Is
O graduate of Winthrop College
In South Carolina. She took post
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-12-29
HoIidayPa1'ties, DinnersHighlight
Activities of Rockville Residents

ner at Normandy Farm recently
in honor of his mother, Mrs.
Hazel Richardson who is living on
the yacht Lane Avon, on the
Washington water front.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Valance,
of Montrose, were dinner hosts
at Normandy Farm recently in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fetchko of Yonkers, N. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow King of
River Road, Potomac, guests in
whose honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Natter of Bethesda re.
Gently entertained at dinner at
Normandy Farm.
Mr.. Charles M. Ireland, Coun.
ty attorney for Montgomery
County, was host at a Christmas
luncheon for his staff at Nor.
mandy Farm last Friday.
The many friends of Marie
Long of Maple Avenue, will be
glad to know she is now at home,
after spending two months in
University of Maryland Hospital.
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toned with the Army anti-aircraft
battalion near Rockville. Their
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gladstone Fawsett and daughter,
Ginger, of OXon Hill, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fawsett and daughter,
Gail and son, John, of OXon Hill,
and Dorothy Titus from Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dent of
Churchton are houseguests for
the holidays of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Beard, Jr., of Upton
Street. On Christmas Day, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Beard, Sr., join
ed the group for the traditional
family dinner.
On Friday evening the Young
Peoples Fellowship of Christ
Church held a dance for mem
bers, friends, and invited guests.
Miss Lacey Guide was hostess at
her home on Falls Road to many
of her young friends at a party
preceding the dance.
Entertaining at an open house
on Monday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Merritt Douglas of Cath
ersburg. Many Rockvillians at
tended.
At her home on Brent Road also
on Monday, Mrs. Elizabeth Tai
Ion entertained at a charming
open house.
On Wednesday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. George Messick of Beth
esda were hosts to the choir of
the Rockville Methodist Church,
their husbands and wives, at a
lovely party Mr.. Messick is choir
director for the church.
On Thursday, the Little Mems
Marching and Chowder Club held
its annual party in the Kelley
Building.
1t is good to see Miss Marie
Long out and around again after
a recent illness.
We understand that Mrs. Steph-
en- Cromwell, Jr., of North Van
Buren, Street is in Suburban Hos
pital. We sincerely hope that she
will be soon out and about again.
On Thursday evening, Mrs. Ran
dolph Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcdonald, and Gordon McDon-
aid, were among the 16 guests at
a colorful Christmas dinner given
at the Mayflower Hotel by Mr..
and Mrs. Robert B. Higgins of
Richmond, Va. The dinner was
in honor of the recent marriages
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hazel
wood of Cumberland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert B. Murdoch of Ar
lington, Va.
Mr.. ]. L. Richardson, Jr., of
Evanston Street was host at din
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Thursday. December ~, q55

entertained his brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Haig
Hovsepian and their little boy
Billy, who came from Philadelphia
for the holiday weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richter of
Ardennes had their last Twin
brook Christmas. He's been trans
ferred to North Carolina. The
community will miss them, sell
fishly, because of all the work
Olive has been doing in the Girl
Scouts and Homemakers.
Connie Rines, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Rines of Brad
ley Avenue, was home from De.
troit for the holiday.
Raymond and Helen Fisk of
Wainwright Avenue had their
two sons and daughters-in-law for
Christmas and Jane and Perry
Bruce entertained their daugh.
ters' families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Benson of
Detroit spent the holiday with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Irene and Robert Anderson of
Ardennes Avenue,
Along Vandergrift Avenue, the
Edison Gardeners are entertaining
his mother and both her parents
during the holidays and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank DeLeo are happy to