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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26
ENPOsITIOSIsM AND
MANIFEST DESTINY
The South Through Its Own
Fyrs")

Intensely interesting Is the in
sight into the South's expansion
lat thinking and vcnturing. even
into international areas. provided
by the chapter on Militant FIX
pansionsim. " with Its Qualifications
for plans to "overrun Cuba, Mex
too, and Central America"
From DE Bows Review. New
Orleansl for May, 1886. the au-
thor quotes this illuminating pas
sage from the pen OF George
Frederick Holmes thoughts echo
ed by Hitler. nearly a century
later:
Conquest. extension. sppropria-
ton, assimilation and even exter-
mination Of inferior races has
been and must be the course pur-
sued in the development OF civH-
nation"
BY such argument, says Or
Franklin. the South justified pro-
jects 20 push back the frontiers
and bring new areas under its
"benencent influence, through
such plans as that 10 overrun the
entire Southern Border Of the
United States, during the War OF
isl2 when Calhoun. Lowndes
Claiborne and other Southern
leaders expected territorial &C
QUESTION. when Lowsianss De
Bow was declaring that the
Souths power, restless as a
whirlwtnd. must be released
through the performance OF the
Souths manifest destiny over all
Mexico. over South America. over
the West Indies and Canada and
when actual Though unsuccess-
tun expeditions, embarrassing the
national government, were launch
Ell from NstcheR Mississippi. and
New oriesn. while plotting con-
tinued spsee, and the Knights Of
the Golden Circle planned q great
slave empire, een,ering At Ha-
vana. Cuba
Currently Pertinent
The historians concluding chap
tiers. dealing with the efforts Of
the prs-Clvtl War south to achieve
real unity through the Southern
Rights Associations tire Mont
Sumery League Of United South
erners. the self susfciency~ res
ouuors AZ the New Orleans Corn
nrrcih Convention % isSS, and
the plea for organization ~
Quantities all over tire cotton
states seem strangely familiar
today. As usr q goodwill ssarrA
'Dr a way through IRE teseErrga-
ton rrNsleris % q South stiu mill
tart. a century later
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26

tho minister spiritual
adjustment has between
leadership
either side the trouble
congregation set Of Protestant churches
This newspaper hopes spiritual
ship will be able its pressing problems
finest people st and membership
that church II
outstanding among tho
churches this
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26
PRAISES s.p.R. AND MARRY TRUMAN

Editor Things We Want To whs office during
Franklin Roosevelt took
banks
What party got things aeporaee eonduon' Was
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-26

In adjoining column tho ~ Paul Dispatch editorial
Vice President Nixon for his address predicts
the end Of discrimination hope applaud
However too bad Mr. Nixon did awake
prejudice TO the u while
In each Of these bodies opposing rights
legislation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
RESCUE SQUAD TURNS JEWELERS.
TO FREE GIRL, 2, FROM RING

1t took Fire Department rescue squad armed with
jewelers. yesterday to get bicycle ball bearing of the
finger Of 2yearold girl who thought it diversified
ring
While her parents eating breakfast little Gwen
dolyn Gilmore. coored Of 1871 street NV climbed the
steps to the upstairs apartment where her cousin
Downs II, working his bicycle Finding likely play
thing she slipped it on her finger and todded downstairs
to her parents
Take that off your finger" warned her father James
p. Gilmore "or you'll get 1t in your mouth"
Trying to obey, Gwendolyn tugged on her ring" but
it wouldn't off. Mr. and Mrs Gilmore tried soap and
water, but the ball bearing didn't bulge.
When Gwendolyns finger began to bleed and swell,
her parents became alarmed and called the Fire Department
Rescue Squad No arrived promptly with the jewelers.
and cut the unwelcome piece of jewey off Gwendoyn
finger.
1t GwendolynS second meeting with Rescue Squad
No l in a week. Just days ago. she was taken to
Chldrens Hospital for examination after escaping with no
apparent injuries when struck her front of her
home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

was any substance to reports
that he will resign from the De-
Tense Secretaryship after the
November election.
Mr.. Wilson said st is true
that we are not getting what
we thought we'd like TO have
or should have" in numbers Of
six-month trainees. The trainees
are obligated to serve seven
Iand-a half years in the reserve.
He added that if the program
does not pick up. alternative
methods will have to be used.
Then he disclosed that some
two-year draftees might be re-
Leased after 81 months to beef
up the reserve forces.
A reporter said Adlai Steven
son called for an end 10 the
draft when it could safely be
done because, according to the
Democratic nominees aides, he
got wind of a Pentagon plan
calling for the same thing.
If you will take the response
bility that's the truth tas to
what Mr.. Stevensons aides
claimed. I'll say there isn't any
truth in it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
Oklahoma Now Boasts
Genuine Frog Runch

OKLAHOMA CITY (P.-Cat-
tie ranches are common in Okla
homa but the State also has at
least one frog ranch.
Pat Flynn has established it
east of Oklahoma City and ex-
poets by next year to have frogs
for market. He got the idea
while working on turkey farm
near Purcell, where frogs we're
raised on q stock pond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
Droftee Plan Considered
To Build Up Reserves

think there's going to be any
major mutations"
The Secretary also:
/. Confirmed that the X-2
rocket plane has flown higher
and faster than any other air.
plane before it. But he would
not verify that the craft has
reached 10000 feet and 1900
miles per hour as has been re-
ported, The previous record was
/ $50 miles per hour.
2, Said there has been no
showdown in production Of B-52
jet intercontinental bombers be-
cause of the crash at MERGED,
Calf, which caused the huge
planes to be grounded this week.
8, Said action has been taken
to insure that American tankers
in mothballs are available" to
haul oil around the tip of Africa
if the Suez crisis makes this
necessary.
4. Disclosed that the Repub-
lican National Committee has
not invited him to make any
speeches in the Presidential
campaign but that he. intends to
speak on defense matters under
political auspicies at Danville,
Va, Austin, Tex, and Philadel-
phia in the near future. He
labeled them "non-political poll
tical speeches" and added that
people are entitled ito know the
facts about the Defense Depart
ment. The Secretary made
several speeches during the 1854
Congressional election campaign
and on occasion got into hot
water,
5. Said he has no information
that Russia will launch and
earth satellite before the United
6. Replied, mot that I know
Of" when asked whether there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
BY JOHN A. GILES

The Pentagon may decide to
give draftees a chance TO cut
three months from their two
years of active service in ex-
change for a pledge to partici-
pate in reserve activities.
Defense Secretary Wilson
suggested this course at news
conference yesterday as he an
nounced no plans for seeking
authority to compel youths TO
participate in the badly tagging
six-month reserve training pro-
gram through the use of selec-
tive service. The Army long has
advocated the draft for this
program and only last Monday
the National Security Training
Commissioned UP to keep tab
on the program-strongly ind-
Gated selective service would
have to be used if the plan is
to succeed.
The program, which Congress
insisted on making voluntary,
managed to turn up only 10000
odd of an anticipated $4,000 en-
listees during its first year of
operation.
Mr.. Wilson also limited that
the planned size of the Air Force
may be reduced. But he said
any reduction in the number of
wings might be offset by the
number of aircraft assigned to
a wing.
In a wide-ranging news con-
ference, the Secretary said he
saw no likelihood of using armed
conveys to escort merchant ships
in the Suez Canal area.
Mr.. Wilson, a former indus
trialist, granted that the Nation
might be in for some minor
mutations, but said: II don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
World Political
Discussions Set

Ten weekly world political dis
cussion periods to enable the
man in the street" to discuss
and evaluate some OF the baslt
issues Of public policy, will be
held in Washington and Mont
gomery County, Md, next month
The American Foundation for
Political Education, a non-profit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

year, reaching a total of about
445 million pounds. This would
be gain of some Is million
pounds over 1855 output and
ITS million over the 1949 total.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

Illinois corporation, organized for
educational purposes, is the group
behind the discussion. Various
local organizations are sponsor
ing the series.
Brochures containing registra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21
Nickel Output Climbs

TORONTO.-Free- world pro-
duction of nickel is expected
to continue to increase this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-21

ton blanks are available in Dis
trict or Montgomery County IL
braries. Registrars receive a
three-volume set of books on
world politics.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29

hesris" ------A 4.-.. 49,
The State Department Interpreter with th.n Koran
wnoss family hes belonged to the Catholic Church lor two
s"'ssons said hs lost his faith Ia America pvs bsfare
~ .sF me auditorium he ssid u really bslIev, Ann cos
to find my faith again." s~'s
speaking from the stage. young WHITE souTHaRNgR
shannon 1e'k OF Virginia. said. We need This answe, and
- every part Of America and We dsspsrst.Iv need u -
the Souri," ~ :"
The LARGELY NEGRO AUDIENCES eh..r.d mi, ,,.,..
"'' s"o hung on every word Rslk continued az and
race 90 not know what best for any other race In the
~cFo ~ high time stepped tsnu other rsess snd
one classes how to live and what do and started 70 listen
TO Cod ~ - '''''
Lam sorry for the bitterness end division that nv rso,
mas esvssd and commit myself with oil Of you thst N,
sPh cf Moral ReArmamen becomes normal for NV race
and for America.
THE ONLY ANSWER FOR AMERICA
year went around te world with enc Of The urea,
Negro leaders Of America attorney Charles Howard Of pes
Mons Iowa. We found unity together not by chance but
through change America desperately needs the snswer
OF how to find unity"
school superintendent said sftsr Me pIsy This e he
only approach The world fsss II although II Is o
tough Is hell" Another comment came from Mss,,ippi
Negro who declared u lived " years In Mississippi and
HATED EVERY WHITE FACE. This play Is the only an
swer for America"
An executive official Of Ford Local 600 bqqsss union
local in the United States said UNLESS America gets this
America will be destroyed"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29

+(soullnued srem BssI PssO
TON, co(1o4l9UTG THE PHENOMENA or BEvNo,
ooNeRlGD BY THE iNlMUTABLE AND ETERNAL
lAWS oFsoops
rwHekEAs MATTER AND HUMAN WILL. INTEL.
,ueey, paslRe, AND FEAR. ARE NOT THE CREATORS.
CONTROLLERS. NOR DEsrRoYERs or LIFE OR ITS
HARMoNles.
IMAM HAS An MANAGERIAL SOUL, A DIVINE PRIN.
cleIe. AND AN ETERNAL BEING.
IMAM HAS hAnpETuAL htulvlnUALtTY; AND
GODS LAWS, AND THEIR INTELLIGENT AND HAIR
INGENIOUS ACTION, CONSTITUTE HIS INDIvIpu.
Atty m THE SCIENCE OF SOUL"
HtluAAAM PHILOSOPHY HAS AN UNDEvELopEp
conylNsaosuNFol ps HIMSELF THROUGH MATERIAL
MODES. WHEREIN THE HUMAN AND DIVINE
MlNcLG ~ THE SAME REALM AND CONSCIOUSNESS
HThls IS RANK INFDELITY; BECAUSE BY IT WE
LOSE GODS sWANs AND PERPETUATE THE SUP
POSED POWER AND REALITY OF EVIL A.D
I.N.F-I.N-l-T-UM.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RENDs THIS VEIL IN the
PANTHEON or MANY GODS. AND RePRoDUcEs THE
IS TEACHINGS or JESUS. WHOSE PHIL osoPHY IS
UNCOMFORTABLE. BEARS THE STRAIN OF TIME AND
RRlNcS IN THE cLoRIEs OF ETERNITY; FOR
oTHgR FOUNDATION CAN NO MAN LAY THAN THAT
isAAIn WHICH IS JESUS CHRISTI
"DIvNE PHILOSOPHY IS DEMoNsrRABLY THE
TRUE IDEA OF The CHRIST, WHEREIN PRINCIPLE
HEALS AND SAVES. A PHILOSOPHY WHICH
CANNOT HEAL THE SICK HAS LITTLE RESEMBLANCE
!. TO SCIENCE. AND IS, TO SAY THE LEAST, LIKE
AsclouD WITHOUT RAIN, DRIVEN ABOUT BY
EVERY WIND OF DOCTRINE
SUCH PHIL Os0PHY HAS CERTAINLY NOT TOUCHED
TINE HEM or THE CHRIST cARMENT"-From mo
and Yes PIP. 10. II. II. n.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29

NY, GODS. CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG CHRIS.
TAN scisNTHTsi-ALREADY. HERE AND NOW.
REALIZE THAT PROFOUND TRUTH NEVER TO
isee oEATHl
TRuG, THEY MILL DEPART ,ERoM THE COL
LEcTIvE CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THIS WORLD
1ur THEY KNOW THAT rtlAH rs iueT "A
TRANSITION. LIKE COMING FROM EUROPE TO
AMERlcAt THEY KNOW. TOO. THAT MRS NpDT
RECORDED nv fDlcrAftoN THAT MoRvAlS WILL
HAVE BODIES LikE THESE AFTER nEATH.
temporarily TIE BODY aElNo MERELY AMo-RT-A-L'
T-H-o-u-o-H.T IMAGE OF THE SUM TOTAL
OF HUMAN eONsciousMEssl
AND ANOTHER BODY WILL EVOLVE snON.
TANE0USLY UPON ENTERING THAT COLLECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT WORLD
AS IMAGES EVOLVE SPONTANEOUSLY IN A MIRRORS
HOWEVER. ALL WILL EVENTUALLY HAVE THEIR
AscENsIoNi BECAUSE. L. SPIRIT. GOD. AM ALL REAL
LIFE AND suesrANcel tf
-. Robert Szpara fhs only child Of Mr. and MRS.
Stanley Spars failed respond TO artificial respiration
Robert and several osr pupils entered the pool before
swimming classes started When told TO lsavs The water.
they found Robert lying face down in e pool in nns feet Of
water"
Robert had completed the ninth grade Of ST. Aiphsnsvs
and looked forward 10 attending Fordson Tor It's sports
activity. :" tTmss)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29

Three kerssn consrsssmsn on fovr-wssks State De-
p>stnend tour skd afterwards, This more than
s1ynb tee ~ have done In she United States. We have
n@vts eeon apync IKE In lives Il has rsachsd our
tcenIlnued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29
Union Ratkets-
Continued from Back Paqe)
PART z
Prohibition Repealed!

THE SATAN BOUND" NoNcHRIsTIAN SCIENTISTS
RUINED THAT NOBLE. DvINELY CONCEIVED
EXPERIMENT. AND THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS
RATIFIED THE FAILURE!
DEVILS DEMOCRATS RECOGNIZED THE KREMLIN
LuNATics. GIGANTIC CRIMINALS. MASS MURDERERs!
s PART 3
DEMOCRATS ENACT NEUTRALITY LEGISLATION,
THUS AIDING HITLER TO PICK OFF NATIONS ONE
~ ONE! AND ROOSEVELT, GOD CONDEMNED.
SPIRITUAL BASTARD ttieb. 12:7 81, SABoTAGED
THE LONDON ECONOMIC CONFERENCE IN THE
EARLY ,3o's. WHICH AIDED THE DEVIL TREMEN-
DoUsLv TO SET UP HITLER!
THE PEARL HARBoR DEMOCRATS. AND JAPANs
lNFAMY. WILL BEAR PROPER STUDY. ALLo.
eating SUBSTANTIAL GUILT TO DEvILSH
RAcKETEERINc. LABOR DEsPoTIsM IN THE
ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION!
TRUMAN AND DEVILS DEMOCRATS WASTEFULLY.
REcKlessCY AND RAPIDLY DEMoBILIzED THE
DOMINANT MILITARY STRENGTH OF THE Y. S.!
-"BRlNc THE BOYS BACK HoME"-THE EMIL
NbAzEf BREED or DEVILS DuPEs
HENCE. KOREA AND THAT TERRIFIC Loss OF
BLOOD. AND TREASURE! AND YET WORLD WAR u
WAS EVER so MUCH WORSE. SPANKED BY THE
PEARL HARBoR LAUNDERING AND RAcKETEERINc
ueADeRsHIp or THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS
A 100 BiLLloN & COLOSSAL BLUNDER OF THE
DEVILS cENuIsEsl
AND CONSEQUENTLY. SUBSEQUENTLY, CHINA WAS
LOST TO THE DEVILS REDS!
UNION RAcKErs ATTACK CALLED FLOP
By ~. n. m.
BY Asher Lauren Detroit News)
NEW YORK. Dec. 7-Attempts by the AFL-clo to stamp
ov rseketssrInp and violence In its ranks called
ep tosy by the officials Of the National Association OF
Manufacturers (NAAN
The ergsnzstion. which includes 27oo big and small
hvsnessss IN Its membership. said congressional inves-
gstlon 81 rsekstsering in labor ranks Is long overdue
The development followed address yesterday at the
6l Congress o. American Industry here by Victor Riese
New York labor eovmnist who blinded last April after
On vndsrworld assassin threw acid In his face.
SEES NO PROGRESS
Charles r. Sigh Jr of Grand Rapids. chairman Of the
NAM executive committee, met with George Mesny head
ct hs AFLco last February when The subject Of union
vislshss rsctsfssrIns, coercion and intimidation was dis
evsssa song with ether nsers-wihouf producing any
agreement Sigh made The following statement at the con-
sUslen Rsssb sress the convention ssshe Waldorf
ANssls tossls
Nvhs ,msvssd AFL.ciQ, which loudly proe'simsd It's
insss ssesss rscstssring and violence at iss for
mssIss sssv sgo ss made little progress toward
this sesi. ....~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29

(contnved from Back Page
ONLY NY INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE,
IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT. THE
PREDESTINED. THE EVENTUAL, THE ONE AND
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS ON THIS
PLANET" COULD HAVE LIBERATED MISS eNG-
HAM FROM THE DEvLIsH BONDAGE OF HER
EUROPEAN RELIGION EDUCATION, CULTURE.
AND THE cRiEvoUs ERRORS OF MATERIA MEDIcA,
PSEUDo-scIENcE, AND AS IT HAS BEEN WELL
CHARACTERIZED: SYSTEM OF scientific GUESS
iNcrI AND AS ONE FAMOUS PHYSICIAN
DEcLARED " THE ENTIRE MATERIA MEDICA
WERE DUMPED IN THE OCEAN. IT WOULD BE
GOOD FOR HUMANITY BUT IT WOULD BE HARD ON
THE FISHESI
NORMA BINGHAM
HOSPITAL DIETIclAN sUccUMBs
michigan Chronicle
Defrofs younger set this week mourned the death al
Miss Norma Jvise Bingham 49, Of 240 AIser. who dice
Svnds' = Ford hospital following lingering illness
Miss Bingham resident inferno at Ford hospfa
after receiving degree in Hospital Disfcs in June from
Michigan State University. . hasa ~,
q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-12-29
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE Fo2EccINc-
"Patron Stabbed In Bar Skirmish
Dies, 70, In Relieving Hospital

michigan chrenies)
WE PRESENT AGAIN THE FIRST CHAPTER OF
PSALMS, v. through O.
Blessed the that waIkefh In ihs counsel Of
the vngod sandeth in ihs way Of sinners stteh
In the seat Of the scornfvl.
But his delight is In the law Of the Lord; and In his
law doth he mediate day and night.
"And he shall be like planted by the rivers OF
water brinss forth his fruit in his his leaf
also whsr; he dosh shall prosper
THE vnsodIy are not but like the chat which
the wind drivsh away.
Therefore the vngodIy shall not stand in The judgment
nor sinners In the congregation Of she righteous
For ths Lord knowsh the way Of the righteous: but
ths way Of the vnsodIy shall perish"
"A NICE BEGINNING FOR AN ADAM OR EVE
TO BE LIBERATED FROM THE DEADLY. DEviLisH.
BUT MYTHICAL. ADAM-EvE, ANTI-cHRtsT
DREAM WORLD OF SIN. DISEASE. DEEoRMITIEs.
DEATH DISASTERS. WARS. COMMUNISM. ETC.
THE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL Iso-ealIedl
ExlsTENcE"-p. 272. sab.
But oMNiPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
sATuRATE THE ENTIRE UNIvERsEiII
PATRON STABBED ~ BAR sKiRMisH
DIES IN HOSPITAL
michigan chronieIe)
A 2e.ysar-od Essfsidsr who stabbed In the chest
LETT Saturday during alteration in bar a. $40
crssios, died Tuesday In Receiving Hospital.
No Is Alvin c. Reed. Of 73s S. Aubn.
Held for Investigation Of murder Is Abraham svmmsr
viIe a., of 500 Grasiof. V
sunsusrvIs told homede detectives that he WAS In the
bar talking friends when Reed up and got into the
conversation.
told him TO 90 ahead about his Business related Sum-
merviie "hut he wanted 10 argue and struck :"
The officers quoted svmrssrvils saying: Reed
bo,hsrsdIms every time went into that bar"
20 CHILDREN DROWN As ICE BREAKS"
iN tFrss Pssss
AL or NoAcHRIsv SCIENTIST HOMES,
CHURCHES. SUNDAY SCHOOLS. EDUCATION. L
CULTURE. ThERAREurIcs tssN& 50
Fsss prsss Thin Ice claimed HE lives of thrss Mieh
igsn ehlldrsn. Msrilyn Lee Remain g. Ten ponksw
l2..... Devpss Kir<brds. -. 81"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04

YOIaitde
Hand Detailed
Beauties
A. Sheer with Eoised self dot.
Cotton with a sotin-stitched
rose medallion at the collar;
1888. 6.9e.
3. Sheer Cotton, with q loce
bib, lace insets; 1928. 7.ss
Setter BlouseS--3rG Floor,
washington; End Floor, SiIUer
SprtMO and PARKtHctoR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
DOT tt
DACRON.
BLOUSES
In Shadow Stripes

No strings ottoched to this wonder
full Mothers Day gift +. no dangling
iron cord no poinstokinoly core
full washing :. just glorious future
of quick sudsine, drip drying and
long, long wearing. Deep-pluneine
neckIine gracefully dropped. White,
pink, blue, maize or beige in shadow
stripes.
Same GIomorous Style in Women's
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Dupont fiber
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04

Rest-selIers moke good gifts for "best
sols"! Whether mothers toste runs to home
decorating manuals, philosophical treoties or
current novels, you'll find gift thot's bound
70 please in our weIl-stocked Book Depart
ments, Street Floor, Washington and Silver
Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-26

1898 South Capitol Street :
"4S22 Yuma Street NV.
BOOB coIumbi0 Pike, Arlington
1901 Isl Road, Arlington Forest
500 18th Street Sc.
Silver Spring Shopping Center
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08

Kidd at Columbia. Sunday
MI. and Mrs. Raymond DeNoon
and daughter. Of Richmond. visited
his parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. j De
Noon, Saturday.
5000 many people from here
attended The exercises and sermon
At Powhatan High school. Sunday
night
Mr. ana Mrs Sidney A Stokes
and son, Alan, OF Ballsylle. visited
his parents, Mfr and Mis-. " l..
Stokes. Sunday,
Mrs r Is, Swami. who has baen
sick fer some time. IS out again.
We were sorry to learn OF the
death Of Il o Williams sister. MRS
Mamie W Pavey, Of Richmond. last
week Our sympathy is extended to-
him and his family
Z J Willis is SICK and in Rich
mend hospital We hope he viii
soon y" we'll and back home
Mrs. Nadine Cosby and Mrs Grace
Cosby We're in Farmville last week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08
evening.
Norfolk Guest


Lloyd Hasieiier. Of Norfolk. spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. B. G
Bass.
Mr. and Mrs Garland Stafford
and Gary MT. and Mrs Frank Os-
boom and aoas and Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Gates spent Sunday With Mr.
ana Mrs Il. b Waltfall.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Bailey
were week end guests of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson
at Hampton.
Mrs. Graves Powell, Of Boykins
ard Mrs Edna Mann, of Farnville
spent Saturday with Mrs. j. A
Young and Mrs W s. Farley
Mr. and Mrs T. o. Bondunant
and Tommy and Mrs. II. P. Brad.
shaw We're dinner guests Of Mr.. ane
Mrs. E. t Bondurant. Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sims. of Alexandria
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. z B Sims.
Mr.. and Mrs-:J A. Ransom and
daughter and Nj. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller and son, Of Cartersyille. visit
cd Mt and Mrs Gene Banton. sun
day.
Visits al Ninton
Mrs. 7 A Hubbard has been
spending few days with her moth
er, Mrs. ] H. Hundley, at vinton
MIS-. Harvey Morgan, Of Glopces
ter is spending a few DAYS with her
mother. Mrs f. G Andrews. Over
night guests Of Mrs Andrews, Mon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-08
Trenholm

M and Mrs. Lawrence Allen and
daughter. Dale. of Richmond. visit
Ell her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bag
by Jones. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Boatwright
of Richmond. her mother Mrs Eva
Stokes. and Patricia Ann Stokes
n.otored through Buckingham, Ar
vonja. Fork Union. Columbia and
The slate quarry Sunday.
Mrs. Maize Palmore. Franc S
Paimore. Mamie May Cole
MIS- Nellie Cole visited relatives at
Cro2ier in Goochland County Sun
day.
M ard Mrs. Cecil DeNoon visit
ed her parents. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. L
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day, were Mrs. Louis. Ayres and
Miss Katie Ayres. of Richmond
They were entertained with a
Weiner roast on the lawn Monday
evening. Other guests present were
Misses Rose Ingram. Frances New
by. Caroline McIlwaine and Melinda
Ayres. Of Farmville, and Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Layne. Jr. and Tom
ms, III. Mi and MIS- Fielder Hub
bard and Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
II II Hubbard
Rev w s Thomas. Of Burkeyille
was the luncheon guest of MIR. and
Mrs E. T Bondurant, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Farley and
children were guests last Sunday OF
Miss Nellie Bowman in Richmond
Mrs. Farley is Miss Bowman s
niece