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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
Additional Social &
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Beauticiants Held Meeting: Mrs.
Melanie Spencer was hostess TO
the Minneapolis Beauticians
Chapter No. 30 Monday evening,
November 10, at the Minneapolis
YwCA. Mrs. Gene1eve Jackson
presided at the meeting, at which
time business OF importance was
discussed. Roman NJ. White was
admitted into membership. The
next meeting will be held Deem
Der 10, with Mrs. Odessa Walker
as hostess.
Hospitalized: Word has been re-
ceived from Mrs. Helen Phillips Of
Los Angeles, Calf, stating that
her husband, Raymond is III in the
hospital Friends wishing 10 send
cards. the address Is 4O41 w. goth
St. Los Angeles, after Dec. !.
Elected Secretary: Miss Gather
inc Norman, director Of girls work
at Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House was recently elected secre-
tary Of the North Star Camp Fire
Leaders. The next meeting Of the
group viii be December 5. at
Phyllis wheatley House with Miss
Norman as hostess.
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Debs & Dates
By JOINT"

Hi there debs and datesl Wen
It looks like winter is on her way
in for good. That was really some
snowfall that came our way
Thursday. but II is nice to have
around. because the air is so fresh
and crisp, and it gives you such a
wonderful feeling 10 know that
you are alive and able to enjoy
the wonders Of nature.
Last Saturday, the Big Nine"
gave a party. l was told that it
turned out real nice, with plenty
Of food for all.
The Charles Brown dance had
a pretty big turnout Friday, II
wasn't the best dance given at
LIT. but then It was nice.
l hope you all enjoyed your
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday,
and all the trimmings that 60 with
Il.
Charles Light, Eugene Grant
and Pertige are leaving for San
Francisco soon.
Lee Ballard left last Monday 10
return to the services Of Uncle
Sam in Texas.
On Monday. the Goth, Bill Dog.
gett is coming this way to whale
on his organ with some honky
tonking. / know that is one dance
that will really have lots Of peo,
pie at il.
Last Saturday, Shirley Green
gave a party for Harry and Lee
Ballard at the Local II was real
nice,
Happy birthday, Jimmy Jack
son, and may you have many more
come your way.
Each day brings you closer 20
Celebrity Night at the Moulin
Rouge!
The first basketball game Of the
season is on the first, when the
Wizards play the Halle Q. Brown
All Stars.
Well fabulous people, / guess
I'll take my leave now, and hope
you make this a real crazy week
end. Say, this is stl leap year,
isn't II. How many Of you debs
have been leaping?
Signing off!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Back Home: L. Howard Bennett
attorney. returned home Monday
evening from Cleveland o., where
he ATTENDED the Midwestern Reg
ional Conference Of the General
Alumni Association Of Fisk Uni
versity. Mr. Bennett spoke at the
Sunday morning meeting Of the
group in the Congregational
church In Cleveland.
Dancing Class Enrollments :
You who have not enrolled your
children in the 10 TO ~ year age
group dancing class at Phyllis
Wheatley House, still have time.
The classes are held every Thurs
day evening from 5 to p, m. and
there are openings for enrolling
your child, and helping her to at
tain poise and grace.
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81. Thom0s PrexY
urbon League Guild
Speaker Sunday

The Rev, James p. shannon,
president OF the College OF St
Thomas and ST. Thomas Military
Academy viii be guest speaker at
the second annual Holiday tea Of
the st. Paul Urban League
Guild, Sunday. December p, at the
Merriam Park Community Center,
Hours win be from 4 70 Z p. m.
Father shannon. who is a widely
known educator and historian, re-
cieved his B.A. in ie4l from ST
Thomas, his MA, in 1881 from the
University OF Minnesota and his
Pm. D. in 1883 from Yale whore
he was awarded the George Wash
ington Egelston prize for the best
dissertation in the field OF Ameu-
can history, Father shannon Is
also the author OF number Of
articles including Catholic
Church in the South" published by
America.
Born in ST Paul, he was oriain-
cd in 1896 and served two years
as assistant pastor at the Ca,
thedral.
Mrs Chester Green is general
chairman OF the tea to which the
public is invited Assisting Mrs.
Green are the following commit
tee chairmen:
Program, Mrs Dorothy Mac
Farland, hostcsses, Mrs Kenneth
Edwards, donations Mrs Minnie
Robinson and Miss Mary Casey
| finances, Mrs. Paul Thomasen: in.
vitations. Miss Mary Herzog and
Miss Marjorie Toliver, table ar.
rangements, Mrs, Green and Mrs
Josephine Odcn; pourcrs Mrs
Russell Balongcr, publicity, Mrs
Jane Preston and Mrs Chnstin,
| Johnson, Minneapolis
/ Mrs Balenger Is national presl
dent OF the Council Of Urbar
League Guilds and Miss HerzoE
| president OF the st. Paul Guild,
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WILLIAM cASSlUs,
REAL ESTATE MAN
WEEDS ODESSA HARRIS

II was learned at press time
that Mrs odessa Harris, teacher
at Rice School 81 Paul graduate
Of Kansas state Teachers college,
Pittsburgh, Kansas, was married
recently 10 William NJ. Cassius,
real estate man, contractor and
builder.
At the present time, MIR and
Mrs. Cassius are residing az 1891
Fuller Az, St Paul.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Iowa. accompanied by Mrs. Roy
Bailey, also OF Mason City, motor
Ell to the city November 10 and
spent the week end, The Benefits
were the house guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. James Richie Of SS0S Firth
Av s.. and Mrs, Bailey was the
houseguest OF her son and daugh-
ter-in-law. MIR and Mrs, James
Bailey Of 1906 Second Av s. Mrs.
Richie and son, Kim Reginald.
whom they have recently adopted,
accompanied the Iowans back
home. They returned home Thurs
day November 10, after spending a
few days in Mason City
Rack At Work; Talmage Carey
Sr, S7Oi Firth Az. s, returned TO
work Monday after having been
confined 10 his home for ten days
due TO illness
Family visitors; MIR and Mrs
Herman Smith OF Omaha, Neb.,
arrived IN the city Monday, No
vcmber 10, TO spend the Thanks
giving holiday with Mr.. and Mrs,
James wooten Of ss2 Carroll Av.
Mr. Smith Is a brother Of Mrs.
! wooten. IN honor OF their guests,
| Mr., and Mrs. wooton win enter
tain at family dinner ON Thanks
| giving Day
smart Set Club, The Smart Set
club OF Bethesda Baptist church
will meet with the president Mrs
Nina williams, 1919 Clinton Az
on Tuesday. November ~ at p
M Members are urged to be pre-.
sent and ON time
Return Home. MIR and Mrs
William McQucrry OF 5000 Oak
land Az, returned home from Chit
/ cage on Tuesday, where they were
the house guests OF Mrs. Betty
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
APRICOT COFFEE
CAKE

Surprise treats are welcome at
any meal, Of course, but I think
the ones my family likes best Of
all are the brealfast-time sur
prises. And nothing seems to
please them more than a good,
fresh homemade coffee cake!
Their favorites are the fruit cof-
fee cakes, and that's one reason
why we have Apricot Coffee Cake
made with my Pet Evaporated
Milk recipe, so often. II looks so
pretty, with that tempting, gol-
den-apricot and crumb topping -
and IT tastes so good, with bits of
apricots and nuts all through the
cakel
I know it's sometimes hard 10
find time 10 bake, but that's not
much Of a problem with this
Apricot Coffee Cake. It's made
the easy biscuit-mix way, so you
really can stir it up in almost no
timei And when you see how
much your family enjoys II, ]
think youn be as pleased with this
easy recipe as I am!
Apricot Coffee Cake
lib. can apricot halves
| Is cups biscuit mix
/ 4 cup brown sugar
X teaspoon baking soda
"a cup coarsely broken nuts
(optonaD
| - cup Pet Evaporated Milk
3 Tablespoons brown sugar
q teaspoon cinnamon
3 Tablespoons flour
IL Tablespoons butter or margar,
inc
Drain apricots well Cut up
enough apricots TO make y cup
Save the rest to arrange on top OF
cake. Mix well in a bowl the bis.
cult mix, 4 cup brown sugar, the
soda and nuts. Stir in with a fork
the milk and cut-up apricots
Spread dough in a creased
round Sin. layer cake pan,
Sprinkle on top a mixture Of 3
tablespoons brown sugar, the Gin
namon, flour and butter. Arrange
apricot halves on top. Bake on
center rack Of 400 oven (hoD 40
minutes, or until cake pulls from
sides Of pan. Serve warm.
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Hotel Nieollets
Patio Room Scene
OF Bridge Por+y

Adding elegance to late fall
social festivities was the pref
tily appointed - 80 bridge
luncheon given Saturday, No
vember IL, in the Patio Room
of Hotel Nicollet, HosteSSes
were the Mines. Burie Carmi.
ehael ST., Charles w Glenn
and Charles +. Noble.
The lovely hostesses set fash
ion pace and the fashionably at
tired guests shared the lovely
luncheon with them. Mrs. Car
michael was striking and chic in
black velvet sheath with mink
outlining the neckline; Mrs, Glenn
was regal in a black gown ae-
centuated with a pink beaded yoke
and pink accessories, while Mrs.
Noble in a plum cocktail suit made
an eye-eatching portrait
yellow and bronze chrysanthe-
NUNS centered the u shaped lun-
cheon table where 81 beautifully
atured ladies enjoyed four
course luncheon menu
Following lunch. the afternoon
was spent in keen competition AZ
bridge and canasta tables
Prizes OF a wide variety went 10
the high scorers who were the
Mines. Gcrone Reed, first; Flossic
Harris, second. O. l.. Alexander
third; Clarence A. Anderson
fourth, LAMAR Roberts, nth,
Walter Aston, sixth; Helen Curry
seventh and Charles Rogers
eighth Mrs. d. r. Francis cap
tured first prize at canasta,
Coming from Chicago TO shar,
In the hostesscs' hospitality wer,
Mrs Antonio Gassaway sistcr-in
| law Of Mrs. Carmichael and Mrs
Mary Hamilton. Each was present
ed with a lovely gift
Pictures were made Of the party
| guests,
Assisting the hostesses were IN,
Mines. Lewis Ripper Clarence
[ Hall, Burie Carmichael Jr., an,
| Miss Louvcrnc Noble
Other guests present were IN,
Mines Norman Howell Charlie
Rogers, NJ. X. Mcknight, Betty,
| Cassius, Cornelius Mobiley, Min,
Salter. Clarence Roper, James Al
len. Sidney Salter, Leonard Davis
J. Walter Crump, Alonzo Cotton
| Harry S. Brown. Harold Rowland
| w b. Walker, Ollye Gum, JOIN
| Patton, Henry Thomas, Maunc
| Daniels, Thaddeus James, Ceci
Schofeld, william Whitesid,
James Robinson, Tommie Brad
dock.
Also the Mines, Paul S. Curry
NJ. C. Evans, Warnell Rhodes
| Walter Smith, Frederick Jone,
| Colerdge Hendon, w D. Brown
Jessie Shepard. Samuel Miller
Ashby Gaskins. Carl Founta
Ethel Virgins, r b Burt Eugen
Shepherd, George Nixon, Wende
| Gibbs, Anna Coleman r s. Jack
son, Earle Kyle, Johnnie Wilhami
Edwin Sizer, F. w Terry Harol
Combs, Carrie Neal and Eai
Brent
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Stork Shower Held
For Mrs. D. Gates

Mrs. Oscar Gates and Mrs.
Grace Cooley were co-hostesses at
stork shower in honor OF Mrs.
Donald Gates Wednesday evening.
November IA, at the home Of the
honoree. 3947 Second Av. S.
Guests on arriving deposited
gifts in an attractive basket COW
cred in white and trimmed with
large white tulle bows.
The evening was enjoyed
playing various baby shower
games, Winning prizes We're the
Mines. Jeanne Leland, Juanita
Gunderson and Edna Judy.
Following games, the basket Of
beautiful and useful gifts with
everything for the baby-to-be to
wear and use, were opened and ad-
mired by theg roup.
The serving Of refreshments
concluded the evening Of fun.
Guests present were the Mines.
Helen Underwood, Phyllis Living
ston, Lucille Boone Veronica
Lucas, Jeanne Leland, Betty
Oates, Edna Judy, Wilma Kohl
man, Stella Gates, Juanita Gun
derson. jeanette Gates, Ruth
Pierre, Inez Clark, Anita Living
ston, Elaine Childress, Louise
Cuff, Yung Hee Jackson and
Gloria Chambers.
The following sent gifts, but
were unable 10 be present: the
Mines. Gertrude Freeman, Gerald
Bailey Sr., Gerald Bailey Jr., De
Velma Newman, Dorothy Stew
art, Beatrice slemmons, Ida Judy
and Wayne Blanton.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
Social and Personal
ST. PAUL 4

st Louis Visitor: Mrs. A. B. Window of St Louis Mo- is
the house guest Of MIR and Mrs Yuker Casse Igehart
Az Mrs Window is the wife of Prof A Window musical
director of the st. Louis Choral Union.
Baby Baptism: Katrina Marie two months old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs William j. Jones Jr $40 W. Central Az
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was pdpllZeN SUNDAY, November
IS, at st. Peter Ciaver Catholic
church, st. Paul. The Rev. FIR
Arnold Luger officiated. Katrina
Marie was baptized in the chris.
tening dress worn by her two older
brothers, Billy, four and Leo, two
years old. Godparents are Hay
ward Toussaint and Mrs. Robert
S. Mansfield.
Back To Work: Friends Of Ro-
bert Mansfield of $40 Charles Av.,
will be happy to know that after
six weeks absence due to illness.
he is able 10 be back at work.
Mr.. Mansfield returned TO work on
Tuesday.
Bag Two Deer: Hunting was a
success, after encountering a
severe snow storm on Thursday.
November IS, for the trio. L. L.
Murray, 273 Chatsworth Av..
Leonard Clover, Firestone, MINI,
and w. B. Baines, Of 1904 N. Kent
st. They arrived at the cabin of
L. L. Murray on Lake Adney and
were successful in bagging two
deer. The hunters returned home
on Sunday, November IS.
Choral Union Sings At Prison
The St Paul Choral Union sang
at the 7 a. m. hour az saltwater
on Sunday, November IS. Mrs. A.
3. Window Of st. Louis accom-
panied the group. The Union sang
at the four o'clock service at Mt.
Olivet Baptist church the same
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Now there's a silent wrapper
for chocolates sold 10 audiences in
theatres and concert halls.
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Brother Is Guest: DR.. RalstoH
S. Mitchell Of Detroit, Mich, Is
visiting in the city and is the
guest Of his sister-in-law and
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs
Hobart T. Mitchell Sr, Of 1912
Elliot Az.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS 8

FleurdeLis Club: The Feurde lis club Sunday, No
H. with Mrs Rose Whekum 1913 Seventh ST. s. After
the business session. social hour and refreshments
oyed Mrs Emma Boaman 1928 Smelling Av. will be hostess
at the next meeting November %.
Iowa visitors Mrs Ruby Bennett and son Mason City
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

Where you go and what you do
makes news. Read about activities
of people you know in the social
and personal columns Of this news
naner.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-18
transcripts Complete in
Rev. Kings Boycott Trial

MONTGOMERY, Ala.-(ANP)
"A way was cleared last week
for an appeal of the circuit court
decision that convicted Rev.
Martin L. King, president of the
Montgomery Improvement Associ-
alton and leader of the hard-hit-
ting Negro bus boycott here, when
bulky transcripts of the court re-
cords involved in the case were
completed.
The noted minister was con-
victed last March of an ancient
law charging him with illegal
boycotting.
He was found guilty of foster
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-18

ing an illegal boycott against
Montgomery City Transit Co."
Rev. King has since headed a
powerful Negro crusade to ston
riding buses in protest of Ala
bama's segregated seating sys-
tenn.
The vast record Of testimony
and evidence in the trial, prepar-
ed by court reporter, will be
the largest ever presented in
circuit court for "a single case.
More than $50 pages are in
Guided in the repore, requested
by Rev. Kings attorneys for an
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-18

anti-integration literature in the
city. Mayor Sol B. Weinberg also
refused.
Last Saturday however, a resi-
dent of the Belmont section CALI
ed police with information that
the four were passing out the ms
terial door-to-door, and asking a
membership fee of three dollars
They were arrested Immediately.
The Seaboard group said II was
affiliated with the Alabama
White Citizens Council.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-18

appeal of his conviction to the
State Court of Appeals.
The Rev. King case became
test case for the indictment Of
more than go prominent Negro
leaders accused of promoting the
boycott.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-18
Citizens Council
Member jailed

CHARLOTTESVILLE WA
CAMP -Hesrings have been set
for Saturday into the cases Of
four members of the Seaboard
White Citizens Council who were
jailed last week for passing out
membership a-phcG. here
without official permission.
The four jailed were Floyd
Fleming, go, John Csspar, 26, Ed
gar Johnston, and Alex Hanna.
All are out-of-towners.
Twice previously the men had
come to Charlottesville and I'M
successfully sought permission
from the police chief to pass out
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TOTAL PRICE $4,4s5

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kitchen, modern bath, enclosed
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SMALL AND BIG
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

7-MGsquer0de Porty.
9-Gunsmoke. Western.
Mott Dillon encounters O widow
whose son wos kidnapped by In
dions. jones Arness.
10:z5
4-Demoerotic Committee.
1880
4-Sofewoy TheoteF. Movie.
IA Hours. $50 Long at the
Foir." l949. A young girl goes
to the Poris Exposition with her
brother, who soon disappears, with
everyone who hos seen him then
denying his existence. Jean Sim
mons. Dirk Boeorde. British.
5-Sertu Premiere Playhouse.
1.-THE Velvet Touch. l948.
Rosolind RUSSELL
7-Town, Country Jomboree.
3 Hours. Jimmy Deem and his
Texos Wildeots. HillbillY music,
9-Hieh Finance. Quiz.
HOO
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douelos. 6oYnor.
11:15
9-The Late Show. Movie.
Ia Hours. Tony DroWs
Horse" 1851. A psychiotrist and
his wife disagree over the treat
ment of their son and as result
hoppy marriage is neorly ended.
Anne Crawford. Cecil Porker.
1900
7-Town, Country Jomboree.
HiIlbiIly music.
100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
October II

beroris used in manufacturing
perfumes.
500
4-Perry Como Show. Color.
The Roy Chorles Singers. The
Louis Do Prom Doncers. Mitchell
Ayres and orchestra. Brenda Lee.
5-First Run TheoteT. Movie.
w Hours. Finishing School,"
1884. Ginger Rogers. Bruce
Cobot.
9-The jackie Gleason Show.
Hour. Art Corney. Audrey
Meadows. Joyce Randolph.
8:55
4-RepubIieon Committee.
9-RepubIican Committee.
900
4-The Saturday Spectacular.
COLOR. Hour IS min. Mon
hotton Tower" Gordon jenkins
musical tribute to New York and
to romance. Ethel Waters. Cesor
Romero. Phil Harris. Helen
O'ConneIl.
7-LowFenee WeIk. Variety.
Hour. Champagne Music"
9-Oh! Susonno. Comedy.
Susanna discovers q murder plot.
$50
5-WrestIing From Hollywood.
hour.
9-Hey Jennie! Comedy.
Jeonnie flies from her Brooklyn
nest and winds up in Green
wich Villooe apartment because
she feels she is financial burden
on her American sponsor. Jennie
Carson. Allen jenkins.
9:55
7-RanuhIienn Com nniffee.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-29

Anne Field Brooking. the second
Little Oscar winner. Is Z senior
nom Montpelier station. Virginia.
She entered the field a dramatics
whea she vas = Sophomore 1t Long
wood. Her dramatic talents have
been shown In such plays Is Rom
60 and Juliet. ''Blithe Spirit.
Dark Of the Moon Ring Round
the Moon. Blood Wedding, and
Il Esprit" her Sophomore Pro
duction.
Besides dramatics. Anne is active
IN the honorary frafernities. Alpha
Kappa Gamma. Alpha Psi Omega.
Beorc Ell Thorn. and ri Delta Ep-
silon. Her plans for the future are
somewhat indefinite. however she
plans to enter the field Of social
service.
The third Little Oscar winner Is
Russell vass. a senior at Hampden-
Sydney. He has worked with the
Longwood Players for a long time,
particularly behind the stage. He is
also noted for his fine performances
IN such plays At THE Boor" and
Ring Round the Moon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-29
Little Oscars Given
10 Student Actors
At Longwood

Recently the Little Oscar
the LongWood Players. They are.
James Parker for his performance
in Ring Round the Moon, Anne
Field Brooking for her performance
i'll Blood Wedding, and Russell
VasS. representative from Hamp-
den-Sydney, for his many fine per-
fornanceS and his help both on
stage and back stage here at Long
wood. The third award was made for
the first time this year.
Jimmy Parker. Senior at Long
wood from Farmville. has partici-
pated in many plays during his col
lego career. He became a member
of the LongWood Players his Fresh
man year and was taken into Alpha
Psi Omega, honorary dramatic fra
ternity. his Sophomore year. Jimmy
has appeared in such plays as
Death Takes Holiday, "Ange,
Street, Romeo and Juliet. Dark
of the Moon" "Blithe Spirit"
Ring Round the Moon, Blood
Wedding" and many others. In his
Junior year he directed the one-ac.
play Wind of the Moors::" thi.
year as student-teaching project
he directed the Senior High School
play, Our Hearts We're Young and
Gay"
He believes his most challenging
role was Preacher Haggler in
Dark of the Moon. He believes
he learned the most in that role.
Jimmy wishes to thank EVERYONE
for their help. consideration, and
understanding during his four years
here at Longwood, especially DR.
Farley.
Next year Jimmy will attend the
University of Virginia on a dramat
&c scholarship. He will probably on.
Ter the Army after he finishes his
studies. His plans after this are in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-29
Lucille Peak, BSU Director,
To Take Position At MWC

People usually think Of seven
years In terms Of bad luck. but Miss
Lucille Peak thinks that she has
spent seven very lucky and happy
years as Baptist Student Director at
Longwood College. Since June 30,
1919. Miss Peaks guidance. COM
partnership. loyalty. and devotion
have been an inspiration to many
Longwood girls.
On June 70. exactly seven years
after her arrival in Farmville. Miss
Peak will go to assume her new
duties as Director of Baptist Stu
dent Activities at Mary Washington
College. She will live at the Student
Center at Mary Washington and do
much o. the same type Of work that
she had done while at Longwood;
h,wever Miss Peak says. After
four wears at Madison and seven
years at Longwood College. will
have hard time shifting my 10y
atty"
A native Of Long Island, Virginia,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-29

eral service Of her brothers wife.
Mrs. Everette Rudd who was buried
in . Richmond cemetery on Sunday
at pm. Mr.. Rudd accompanied
Mrs. Walthall home after the ser.
vice. and will spend several days.
Much sympathy is extended to HIM
in his sorrow.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. W. Simp-
son and daughter. Karen. left on
Wednesday for Wellsburg. W. W
for a two week vacation. They will
visit relatives in other cities. too.
Mrs. Rhoda Morrison entered a
Richmond hospital on Monday after
she had been quite i'll at her home.
1t is the wish of her friends that
she will soon show marked improve
ment
Mr. and Mrs Guy Hubbard and
children, of Richmond. visited Mrs.
W. J. Hubbard on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. M. Bell and chill
dren motored into Richmond on Sat-
lrday on shopping expedition.
Mrs. G. A. Garner, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Miss Birdie
Baugh at "Birdland Farm" She will
spend some time.
This section has received several
very nice and much-needed rains