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NfRHf ANNR 80 w w.
In recent years, Among them was
the series Of cases leading la the
May n. 1904 decision ~ the u. n.
aggregation In the nations pub.
lie schools.
Mr. Ming IL IA member Of the
National Legal Commute. ~ the
EAACP and formerly Professor
81 Law at Howard University and
At the University of Chicago, lie
IL Co-counHel, Chicago Division
Of the American civil Liberties
Union. member ~ the Public
Housing AHSociation and ON the
Executive Board ~ the Metro
poIitan Housing Council Mr. Ming
holds Ph. -, and J, -. from the
University Of Chicago and is a
member of the Order Of Golf
The annual meeting this year
will concern itself with the mean
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

before tho legislature that II has
been passed by key committees
without gripping amendments
added to Il.
II In expected that II will be ap.
proved by the house appropria'
tons committee and the senate
finance committee an u routine
matter,
"Wednesday morning the house
civil administration committee
passed II after amending Il To
conform with tho senate version
This leaves only the appropria.
tons committee ON the house side
and the senate finance committee
u has To got by before coming TO
. vote on the floor of both houses
This was the FIRST time that the
senate Judiciary COMMITTEES has
voted ON FEpC by q voice vote,
When tho chairman. Thomas
y. Walsh, Buffalo. called for tho
vote, only two or three nay votes
were heard
Members of the Minnesota
Council For FEPC and League Of
Women Voters were apprrhenaive
about the outcome Of the bill be-
fore the Judiciary until the final
vote, and the almost unanimous
vote by tho committee came
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

The monthly meeting ~ the
Minneapolis Branch NAACP, will
ne held Sunday, March 20, At I
p m at Phyllis WheatIey House
The program will consist ~ n
movie entitled, Our Human Re.
sources" which shows the Min
nsapoIiA Fair Employment Prac.
tics Comnlssion In action NJ ono
81 It's meetings. and also shows
intsgratsd emplpymsn, In Mime.
apolis AZ II II praotIced by five
prominent buEin"As concerns The
public IL invited
Having n movie At the branch
meeting In nm Innovation. n has
been shown before other groups
and has met with enthusiastic
response
Wilfred g. Leland Jr. executive
director ~ the ConmiEal0n. and
|AACP worker and board mem.
Der, viii shDV the movie and
Comment on the operation ~ the
Cpmmission AMI On FEPC in gen
eral
The regular conference" ~ Re
giOn ~. HAACP. Will be held IN
Minneapolis. April ~ through ~
WITH Minneapolis ~ the bDst
braurh Further nn0unCcnents
giving details ~ the conference.
UIil be made later
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Award Committee
Met Mondoy NIGHT

A meeting OF the Twin city
Appreciation Award committee
was held on Monday night, March
II. at St Thomas Episcopal
church, with representatives Of
fourteen organizations present,
Committee reports were made
May 10th was set az the date for
the award dinner and the time
$50 y. m. The place will be an
nounced later
Representatives OF the sponsor
ing organizations were requested
Ia turn In names Of their candi-
dates,
Cash donations have been
pledged by several Of tho organi.
aationa 40 organizations have
pledged their support to date,
All clubs or organizations In
terested. may contact the chair.
man, Talmadgc II. Carey at re-
2h2s, Frank Smith, vice chairman
nj Capital 5000. Mrs. Lurena
Washington, secretary at Bridge.
port hTps, or Johneli williams,
Capital 7.l82t
The next meeting win be April
ls nj the st, Paul NAACp club
rooms, 8t3 lgiehart Az, at \ y. M,
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Il(!l;$
-. By nell. D0DS0n RUSSELL =:

NEW YoRk-The lack of durability
has become such problem groans are be
ing heard from Maine TO California
nothing compared to the
hold current author Bob
sylvester becomes standard gimmick.
This the passed recently as having
been supposedly dreamed
stocking manufacturer:
"Unwrap the stockings same and place them In
the Ice cube tray from the
Let them freeze In the block OF Ice. Melt dry
This treatment is supposed
four times long they do long
get them
The pioneer well
Yours Truly almost ousted baggage
Mr. Russell opened the kitchen
for unexpected When he
ings instead Of cubes his bellows indignation
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ATTEND ~" COUNCILS
DANCE At FROM

In connection With the 1865
Greek Week On the University o.
Minnesota campus the inter
Fra'ernaI and pan-Hrlisulc Coun-
Ills gave = Tuuir Twin Monday.
February n at The Prom Ball
rom
Dancer Rlidrd 10 music In the
Main ballroom nv the Jules Her
man orchestra who aLs0 accpn.
ranisd the Crew Ctr, qusr'"''"
while do-enE'Airs IN the cs,.kfalI
.DurRs q cDnbo furnished ,hyfh-
,qlS tunes frr The dancers
Au0rR complies attending yer"
Colleen Horrr au1 william p"h.
nsOu Marion Williams and Earl
Ttonpsnr. Sylvia Byrd and
Irrry Pantarr Gertrude Wos1.
-If and EUrrr''s Harualo Mar
IN Jguss AMI Doralf p~va0' ard
aarfrs Arasrs0n ard James
arh1rs
Al after party was he'd 'nl.
Lavirv 30 dame ~ no ann" -
William r,Rararr 7gs Ca-rnn ~
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somewhat az n surprise to tho
bilra supporters.
They had expected that II It
was passed by tho judiciary COM
mittee. Il would be by only
slim majority. possibly only one
vote,
Observers around tho capitol
say the Judson Bemis' testimony
before the committee last Tues
day did much to crush tho opposi-
ton To FEPC.
Bemis. vice president OF tho
Bemis bro. bag Co.. Minneapolis,
told the committee that Otto y.
Christensen. executive vice-pnesi.
dent Of tho Minnesota Employers
association. had been told by the
association mot to testify against
FEpC In tho MEAS behalf.
Christensen In past sessions Of
the Legislature led the opposition
against FEpC.
While Christensen didn't say
that no had been told not TO test.
fy against tho bill he did state
that there were a number Of EN-
ployers who favor F'EPC and q
large number who don't care.
Editors notsi The full text OF
JudHop Bemis' testimony before
the senate Judiciary COMMITTEES
appears on page ~,
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counts
EcatGn had been indicted for
threatening and rndsavOuring TO
influence and intimidAta a wit
meas Keston was convicted on n
white slave charge In 1850
\ woman witness In that case,
Fontella Wilson. told federal
authorities that after Keat0n's
rsiraS" from prison he beat her
because ~ her testimony In the
car.
Kcaton, under questioning by
hla counsel. Scott, claimed that
he got IN IA fight with the woman
after he had rescued from another
man by the name u Cicero Flood
IN a Wor'hElde bar.
After . plea by Scott, the jury
returned verdict ~ not guilty
on the next day. Scott repre-
sertcd John Carpenter on a SINH
lar charge Carpenter who was
tired and found not guilty On n
white slavery charge WAS indic,.
81 for intimida'ing a witness Mrs.
Vrrn Coffsy A. the trial FfBf
agents said Carpenter had threat
sn"d 20 shoot both Mrs Coffey
and her husband because ~ the
woWan's testimony against him
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THOSE WHO MAKE
THE TWIN CITIES

A man who has worked untir-
ingly and unselfishly for a better
mental health program in our
state, better traffic laws. reforms
and improvement OF conditions in
penal institutions with specific
emphasis on rehabilitation, and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18


Last week, as revealed exclu-
IHively In this paper. the pastor OF
81. Joan Of Are. Rev. Mark A.
Farrell. told the family that they
would have TO join St Leonard
Port of Maurice. 40th and Gin.
ton.
Rev Mark A. Farrell OF ST
Joan OF Arc, refused to baptize
the Johnson's month old infant
daughter and told them that they
would have TO Join the "colored
church." st Leonard Port Of
Maurice.
The johnson family contacted
the executive secretary Of the
Minneapolis Urban League. Shel
ton Granger. Immediately after
Rev. Farrell told them that he
would not register them In st
Joan of Arc parish.
Granger suggested that the
couple contact the Chancery office
and said that the league would try
10 give them any assistance or Hd
vice that they thought the leagu"
might be able 10 render them.
The letter signed by the Arch.
bishop OF St Patti. tho Most Rev
John Gregory Murray stated that
the problem about their member
ship In 81. Joan Of Arc was not
aggregation but concerned n"
{ pastoral Jurisdiction Of the
church.
The code Of canon law 81 the
church forbids the pastor ~ q
church 10 baptize perHons who ar"
not Residents within the bound
aries 81 his parish or not afhHa'-
81 with the parish. the letter Ssih
The letter stated that Negroes
had requested the formation n
st Le0nsrd's and the presurnp-
ton was that coI0red Catholics
desired 10 be affiliated with the
colored church.
The archblshop's letter pointed
out that the pastor 81 any other
parish could not violate the juris-
dictlOr % the pastor ~ ~" "coi-
ored church" until svidenc" vas
produced that the Negro prefer
red 10 be affiliated with IN"
church In whose parish he lives
The letter instructed the cOJpls
10 take their baptiErnal certih-
Gates and marriage Ilcsns" b.
Father Farrell and they wnilf
have no further difficulty
Tuesday night J0hrH0n tp0k
haptisrnAI certificates and mar
rage license 10 ~ Joan ~ Arc's
and registered In ne parish and
made arrangements ~ have Their
baby baptized Saturday morning
. March 10 ~ 10 ~.
/ Tie Johnsgn family wlN mt b"
the first Negro fo"rrhorT ~ 'h'
. parish This past w"rdaT NJ
Glen PuTsru t7I2 Trrd ~. =
, registered IN ~ Jrnn ~ trr 10.
r0rfrR TO frr' Ssgrr ruswb"r
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Noted Attorney Scheduled
Will Address Mill City
Urban League Dinner

The Minneapolis Urban Leagues goth annual dinner meet
ing will be held the Minnesota Terrace of the Hotel Ncoe
Thursday March a. at 80 The speaker will be William
Robert Ming Jr, Chicago attorney ..H
Mr. Ming experienced attorney civil rights matters
and has been prominent ~ the significant
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,onr Move To Attend "coIored chvreh",
Don't Move To Attend "coiored Church,
Archbishop Murray Orders
Church Open To Family
Following Appeal To Him

Negroes will be allowed TO become members Of ST. Joan Of
Are Catholic church. $500 Clinton Ave- Minneapolis This be.
known letter from the Chancery office of the
Archdiocese of St Paul to MIR and Mrs Raymond Johnson
4456 Fourth Az s. telling them that they could register In ST
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18
Senofe Committee O. KS FEPc,
FEPC Bill Clears
Senate Judiciary Group
By Voice Vote Tuesday

FEpC cleared its first and biggest hurdle in the senate
this Of the Legislature Tuesday morning when the
dietary committee voted by vote To recommend for
and sent to the finance committee for action the
$4,000 appropriation needed To make IL effective
This is the first the six that FEC has been
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

Attorney Wins ACquittaI
For Two Different Men
In Two Consecutive Cases

Minneapolis attorney last week in two consecutive
days acqunl Tor two different
me charged with federal offcnscs
The attorney Harry L. Scott 205 Times Annex won free
dom man Morris Nathaniel Thc Cobra Keaon We'd
ncsny, March o. when jury found him not guilty on two
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WInarr p Cra'f~ rrsad"r' ~
ne Minneapolis ';hhrP SAD ~
nTs' with Psv Fs'rr. Monday
arf 'o.d him that 'rs rrlnrsi
C4tr0Ilrs made a r.r'sEs Wtrr
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pany en- masSe into the kitchen while i suddenly
found business in the bedroom. The females in the
party were intrigued, the males flabbergasted.
SO far the frozen stockings are wearing well
enough. However, any further experiment along
this line will have TO be conducted weekdays when
the traffic in Ice cubes isn't so heavy
Perhaps is mere coincidence that less than
one week after Confidential Magazine publicity let
the kitty out OF the lnapsack anent Porfirio Rubi-
.Zaa bar
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Carpenter entered q general
denial Of the charge. despite
thorough questioning by u. q. at
tornsy Alex Dim. SCOTS plea to
the jury resulted In the second
acquital In two days for the Min
neap0lis barristSr which may be q
record In local federal courts.
ID. y. Black Presents Percy
MayfieId Friday, April .. Mpls.
Labor Temple. ---Advt.
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- o. ElaIk Presents Percy
NaSnsid FRIDAY. ApriI !. NpIS
IaI,Dt TrmpIs Ahvt,
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4 Navy submarine the UsS
fGrkorcl hnlfH TrcOfd fDr the
longest underwater cruise by
Elsamlrg lgt nautical miles
from Hong KING o. Pearl Hnrbor
without mIrfacfnR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

Harlem circles for couple of
that the poloplayfng Porfiro part coored.
spilled pro-
Anyhow
jealous would think that after having Travelled all
world
covery long before
Another magazine published In the Confidential pattern tried
to make somebody the University a
for the Hello sucker' list Hush Hush snapped up
window suK
sobeI getting
clearance wheeling college
In tho eastern the country
Martin SobeI convicted
this Of the country soben
sympathetic the middle where the
aren't quite 90 hep
Gloria Vanderbilt repeatedly
and the possibilities
completely
derbilt mentioned presence trying
that Tv hasco he hauled Gloria through.
There sharp differences OF opinion in Harlem
the subject of whether the Kraft teIevon theatres
production of Emperor helped mpng
get recognition for Negroes In TV.
those who production
inspired Negro a
role the other have those who take dim
tno nended of Emperor Jones regards" of the media
In which Il IL presented
particular play
that taking the title
enough production through terrifying
pressure Ironically
played
secondary Ingram youn get argument
accomplished the business The
producers the opportunity
secure foohold acting profession spite stigma
the term for his unfortunate involvement with
girl
Naturally mumbing gumbIng
uptown fraternity
the plum Kraft prouc
thought that holds should
the role long allowed
Actors
a expected
continue with
advanced that Negro
combine sponsorship Of the
tlevon everybody yelling for On this sounds like
But considers that Of hes"
difficult uniting TO
within the organization itself the
blocks sponsorship easily be The cost
produced economy budget almost
weekly budget period Of -
than the Negro organization
usually year things
min soundly experty
Republican. bordering problem Of How
To Next Presidential Election
like bunch 81 blooming Dem
We this
country heading Indications
two-way split Nooehsads Southern Demo
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

In connection with the on re.
peatsd statement that Negroes
asked for their own" church. this
paper has Ascer'ainrd that n In
true that n delegation ~ Negroes
several years ago asked the Arch.
bishop for "c0lnrsd church 4"
How representative the delegation
wns ~ the Negro Catholic com
munity In Minneapolis IL qusS.
TONED
There are several Negro fam.
iiiss who never Joined a, Ls0n-
ards or ~ Martins. 9Th 81, and
Bryant Ave No and quite a few
who INV belong ~ other parishes
throughout N" city M they I'D
before the establishment of the
'wo new churches
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takes precedence her to Rb Confidential
what has been banded about in Harlem circles couple
that the polo-playing Porfiro part colored.
Six days after Confidential spilled the
and animarriage Anyhow
much Jealous think having
the world with the gentleman would
covery long before
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Princess Oyiri Chapter Ma. ~.
OE% Pre- Faster Tea sunday.
MAr'h -, Z b. .. ~. car Robdo
sdvt
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they asked for their own turis.
diCtion.
Cratic said.
Il conferred with the Rev Mr..
Farrell In his study At the rec
tory ON Monday, March II. at p.
m.
He told me that II has been
his understanding that colored
Catholics wanted n Jurisdiction OF
their own, st l,conards
He also showed me letter
from Archbishop Murray, the or
iginal Of which was sent 10 Ray
mond Johnson, directing Mr. and
Mira Johnson 10 bring their bap-
usmaI certificates and marriage
license and they will be welcomed
into the parish.
The JohnsonH are 10 come In
Saturday morning 10 have their
infant daughter baptized
Father Farrell said. the the
Catholic church does not approve
segregation and that "coiored
Catholics made n mistake when
they asked for their own Iuris-
dictI0n.
II aIRo talked 10 Raymond
johnson and conpIImsn'ed him
for the great job he did in race
relations "
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
Segregation

Continued from Page !
out that the present alterna fe
to segregated schools !n Pr1,r
Edward county, a no schools "
1856 az least
He had reference 70 the action
or the board ot SUPERVISORS ON
May 81 following a public meet
INK here. in WthhoIdng school
operating funds. and approps
ing all school funds above debit
service requirements and house
keeping expenses $3.50 00o io
other purposes
The supervisors resolved them
and have mot changed thc,r
opinion members said thu, week
that public school funds here
would not be voted untll ttetf
was assurance that sues would
BE- for school separated hS tit"
Nov while Prince Edward
county officially continues ta
hold fast 70 that position action
for relief must come from lhr
District Court. at least ion 1855
Sc but beyond that W the LcRla
lature and the Graz School study
Commission
f, Nhat much vas clear "a houtt
after the Washington mandate
reached Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01

Miss Laura Elizabeth Rlnehart.
OF Lynchburg. was maid Of honor
and Anne Stafford Munsey. s5
ter oil the bride. was flower girl
After a reception alt Jefferson
Hotel the couple left for 4
Southern wedding trip They viii
make their home at Fort Sam
Houston Texas
Mrs Spatz is the. 2randdau2h-
ter Of the late Judge and Mrs.
William NJ. Smith, Of Cumber-
land. and was graduated from
Cumberland High School Glass
Of l947. and Westhampton Col
lcge. Richmond She Is also the
great niece Of Dr. weldon Smith
and cousin Of III w Edward
Smith Of Farmville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01

Mr. and Mrs Marvin Wash.
Mr.. and. Mrs Virgil Whit, Mrs
Lula Thompson. Mrs Matte
Glllispie, Mrs. Mildred East and
Miss Nealie Mayton attended the
reunion, Sunday. Of the Wash
family near Beaverdam IN Han
over County
Mrs j q Reveley VIII ietufn
home Friday July !. after a
months visit with relatives and
friends IN Birmingham. Ala
Mrs. McIiwaine Thompson. Of
Hampden Sydney. attended the
Brlery Church homecoming acti-
vties on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. S II Ferguson,
ST, visited Mr.. and Mrs c. J.
Ramsey. of Lynchburg. and Mi
and Mrs Ernest Whit in the
latter's home in Chase City OIL
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. f. q. Wright and daugh
ter. Patsy, were guests last week
Of Mir Wright's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Wright. in Lynchburg
Mr.. Wright joined them there for
the week end
b. V. Tiuberlake has returned
from a fishing trip 10 Mays Head
N C. that he took with members
OF the Home Beneficial Life In
surance Company. While he was
away, his wife. and family stayed
with Mrs. Tlmberlake'S sister
Mrs r p Reynolds. IN CllInbep
land Court House
Mr. and Mrs Richard John
son and children. Mildred Smith
and Sandra. of Roanoke, arrived
Wednesday to spend the holidays
with her parents. Mir and Mrs
l. A. Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Urieh OF Wash
inaton. d C., viii spend the
week end with MI. and Mrs
Walter Putney.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ II Blttinger
will spend the week, end with Df
and Mrs. Dabney S Lancaster at
the latter's country home in Bath
County
Last Sunday. r w Noel and
Mr.. and Mrs. winston Noel visit
ed Or. w. w Noel. who is a
patient in the Roanoke -ChaN an
Hospital in Ahoskie. N. G.
Mrs A. w. Porter OF Rich
nnond is visiting her daughter,
Miss Alma Porter. and MISS Kate
OBrien.
Mrs X. B Williams. Jr., and
daughter. PAMELA. Ann. are
spending this week with Mr., and
Mrs. CD Cox at their Farmvilie
Lake summer home. 4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01

Mrs Matte Carter haS return
Cd 10 heg home ii Arlington after
visiting her brother ln-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs Asa Smith
Expected week end guests 81
Mr. and Mrs Garland Cabanlss
are their son-ln-law ana dau9h-.
ter. Mr. and Mrs Earl Andrews
and children, OF Petersburg and
Mrs. Cabauiss nephew ANA hts
wife. Mr.. and Mrs, VI c Glaze
Jr. Of Chevy Chase Md
Martha Gan MorTissett daugh-
ter OF Mi. and Mrs Aubrey
Morrissett. Is spending this week
with her aunt. Mrs NJ L Lacy.
and Or. Lacy. IN South Hill
Mrs. Joseph e Terrow and
son. joey. returned Thursday I'd
their home in Remington. Conn
after spending two weeks with
her mother. Mrs. $ S Price.
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs
George r Rodgers were Mrs. r
Lee Harvey and Mrs. A h Craw y
ford, both 0. LrnchhIrg
Sherry Taylor Kay whitfield
Blanche Armistead wilkins. Fay
! Martin and CAROLYN Cason are at
tending Pioneer camp Of the West
Hanover Presbytery at Holiday
Lake this week
The Rev and Mrs Robert f
Wlthers left MondaJ for New
york with their raughter Mary
Kent who flew from New York to
Paris with a group OF classmates
from Hollins College for two
month tour OF Europe
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01

Miss Connie Fahrnef Of Rich
mond. will spend the week end
With her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
Garland Fahrner
MISS Emily Barksdale Is spend
Ing the summer vacation In
AltA.co. where she Will be Joined
~ Mrs. Janice Lenen who has
been visiting al her home IN
Missouri
Susan Harwood Is visiting her
atlnt. Mrs James r Blanton, III
Richmond this week
Henry Hubbard expects 70 All
tend the wedding Of Miss Mildred
Parker I'd Conway Gambler Of
Lynchburg. In Bedford this SAT-
urday
MISS Connie Fahrner. Herbert
Carwile and Garland Fahrner.
u. attended the Division OF
Motor Vehicles dance party m
Richmond last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs W F. HarWood,
of Richmond will spend the
Fourth 5t July week end with his
brother and sister-i law. MI.
and Mrs John F. Harwood
Mr. and Mrs. J A Armlstead
Jr.. and children. Ashby and
Howard Of South Hill spent the
past week end with his mother
Mrs ] A Armistead. and sister
Miss Frances Armlstead. en- route
home from i weeks vacation III
Fontana. n. G NJ
Mrs II L. Riley and daughter
Mary 10. Of Lynchburg. are
spending several days this week
with Mrs Rileys parents, MI
and Mrs r w Noel
Mr.. and Mrs F. b Feity. of
Lynchburg, We're recent guests of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs c VI
Smith ST. and also of Mr. ana
Mrs G NJ Smith. Jr,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
Miss Munsey, Widely Related In
This Section, Is Bride of LIT. Spdtz

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Vaughan .Mnnsey daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Vance
MunSey Of Richmond TO Lieu
tenant Robert Leslie S t n
United States Army, son Of Nj,
and Mrs. Harry spatz. u Brook
lyn N Y. took place at 40
D, m Saturday. June 10, IN the
Chapel Of First Baptist Church,
Richmond The Rev Theodore F.
Adams. pastor Of tile church Of
ficiated
THE brde. given IN marriage
by her father, wore gown Of
tulie and lace Her finger tin
veil fell from a Juliet cap OF seed
pearls and rhinestones. She car
RED roses and lilies Of the valley
conferred with an orchid
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
Herald Trip

Continued from rage ID
ing, August 20 THE party win
leave for home By chartered bus.
VIA New Jersey turnpik TO Wash
inpton. II 6. and Richmond
This campaign, as heretofore. Is
beng conducted by the Herald