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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E
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1888 R st. s,e.-Fine neighborhood,
R Soms mod Set aston stone s and brick
den and bath on ist a. 2 big
bedrms.. 2 baths on End d. Bsmt..
bath and rec, rm. with big stone
firepl. Nice front yard: rear yard
closed in by long AGAR brick garage.
Priced only $24,950. Could not be
duplicated for less than S32. 500.
PRINGLE REALTY. Ii. 6-2525.
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Colored-Michiean PARK

NUIUI tU-INIICIIIBdII dIk
h0T4 Sth ST. ne. $3.50 down.
monthly payments ST6--Attractive
3-bedrm, brick. full bsmt.. gas heat
fenced yard
brk., lee, iiv. rm., full.slze din. nm.
mod kit, . bedrms. . baths, full
bsmt.. h-wh
ARTHUR L. CURLING
LA. 0-663l la. 6-776s
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CHEVY CHASE--In the HAMLET.
BY OWNER. Gracious home for
sale. williamsburg Colonial. white
brick. I-iv. rm.. dining rm.. mod
kit. diShwasher and disposal. At
tached garage bedrms., . baths.
md floor. Large attic. Bsmt. COM
p psneIsd den and req f r bath hr s
zoo LIST trust at Az. Price. 500
950.. Open Sunday, 2-6. Directions:
North on Conn. to Leland, riRht |
block to Glendale, right Z block to
Alden lane. left to Open" sign. No.
! Alden lane. OIL. 6-32S6.
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COLORED-SEE TINS! SEE TINS

Attractive br. house. nice rms,
bath. oil h.-wh. New furnace
Concrete Fl. porch. 2 rear porches
Full bsmt Yard DEF BR. GA
RAGE FOR 4 CARS. (HAVE IN
GOMEZ Excellent area on 10Th
St.. ne. Just 1895 down. Mo. pay
msnt about S100: PRICED LOW
FOR THIS TREMENDOUS BAR
REALTY. ia. 9-OS94. RE. 7-0676.
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CoLoRED-eOOl PERRY sd. N.E..
COLoRED-sPECIAL BARGAIN nj

I4th and E SIS. NE. MoueTn --IaM-
lily brick apt; each apt. has 3 rms,
bath; eood condition. First floor va
post and let the tenant help paw for
your property. Call B. NJ. ODUM,
Rrnker Pc 1.So1R
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1st COMMERCIAI.

Block from Penna. ave-: dI-rm.
brick. Immaculate condition. suitable
or NJ. d. or Dentist; only $4,000.
&c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
LU. 4-6227 LII. 4-e253
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coLoRED
SHIPLEY TERRACE Sc.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SUMNER HOME at Randle Cliffs,
Md rooms, lavatory. screened.
in porch: artesian well; Reasonable
Tor quick sale; also a Homart
shallow we'll. piston pump: almost
new; ask price KE. S-RT6i
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Classified Index f.. D..4 Sc. ,,...~ Listing.
Color Shows

Sundoy-Mission OF Mid Century.
$50 o.m.-9
N Opera Theoter. 200 p.m.-4
Mon., Tues, Wed, Fri.-Motinee
Theoter. 800 p.m.-4
Mondoy-Robert Montgomery Pre-
sents. $3.50 p.m.-4
Our Mr.. Sun. 1000 p,m.-e
Tuesdey-Nooh's Ark.
$50 p.m.-4
Brock the S25o,ooo Bank.
1890 p.m.-4
Wednesdoy-Arthur Godfrey Show.
500 p.m.-9
Thursdoy-CIinox. $50 p.m.-9
Lux Video Theoter.
1000 p.m.-4
The Lote Show. ll:l5 p.m.-9
Fridoy-Bob Crosby Show.
$50 p.m.-9
WoIter Wnchell Show.
$50 p.m.-4
SotuFdoy-Perry Como Show.
800 p.m.-4
Saturday Spectacular.
900 p.m.-4
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ATTENTIONS Certain toilet
watches subject
April 1. 1854 Right o nmi suantnies
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been so successful without
the wonderful customers that
you Detroiters proved to be.
So come on everyone, re-
member July % at the Fora
Lodge 351 picnic. The wealth.
erman has promised us sunny
skies for that day.
You ladies are also urged
to get your rolling pins to
work and enter the contest.
Who knows, you may be a
lucky winner. For further in
formation you may contact
our president Mrs. Fabyan,
Lo. 5-6547, or yours truly at
WE 4-7782.
Eva Matievich, Sec'y.
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ident Milan Vranes will pre-
side as the Master of Cere-
monies during the program,
which is scheduled to start at
800 PM sharp.
Participating in the pro-
gram will be the "Javor",
North Side Pittsburgh, and
"Jadran," Aliquippa, Gro
attain Singing Societies, the
Clarion Junior Tamburitz-
ans, and other outstanding
artists.
Mr.. Smith, the United LODI
ges guest of honor this year,
will be the principal and only
speaker.
Introducing the distinguish
ed speaker will be bro. Thos
mas R. Balaban, LIST Deputy
Insurance Commissioner of
the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania and former General
Counsel of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union of America.
Bro. Balaban is the first
American of Croatian descent
ever to come into such posi-
tion of prominence on a state
wide level.
Five In Spirited Race
Highlight of the July 22nd
program will be the crowning
of Miss Croatian Fraternal
Union VII" by Antoinette
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bia, in 6 provinces of Canada'
and in the territory of Alas
ka.
OF the more than 200
fraternal benefit societies
ON the North American
Continent only an even
dozen are larger than the
CFU in membership; yet
none surpass us In geogra-
phic coverage.
The latest act Of expansion
was effected just last month
when sister Mary Vukmir Of
Anchorage, Alaska, realized a
dream of long standing by
organizing the CF'U's young
est junior and senior branch
es way up there at the top of
the world. BY this notewor-
thy achievement our Society
became truly a continental
Union.
st. Petersburg First
Our immigrant forebears
came from a country that
now covers an area of some
100000 square miles. The
Croats occupy about one
third of that land.
1t should be to their ever
lasting credit that they have
built themselves an organiza-
ton which spans a continent
of seven million square miles!
1t is a tribute as well to the
salutary social, political and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Detroit Nest 318 Mothers Club Will
Crown "0rahnjata" Queens July 22nd
Motor City's Walnut Roll Experts Prep
For Tasty Showdown At Lodge 351 Picnic

Detroit, Mich. - Bake an
orahnjaca (walnut rolf and
win a prize! That's the news
from the Mothers Club of
Nest 318 this month. This
contest will take place on
Sunday, July %, at the 40
ra" Lodge 351 Picnic, to be
held at Transylvania Park,
1917 mile Rd. and Dequindre.
The judges will be the ex-
ecutive board of our lodge
and there will be three cash
prizes awarded. The rules for
entering the contest are: y
Everyone is eligible to enter.
y All entries must be at the
picnic grounds no later than
3 PM. - All nut rolls enter
ed in the contest become the
property of the Mothers Club.
We, of course, are also
planning on having other
goodies for sale. Those of
you who were at the June II
joint lodge picnic remember
the delicious cookies and cake
that the Mothers Club sold.
Our thanks go to Mrs. Ka-
tie Kosovec who was our very
able chairman for that sale.
Also thanks to our members
who took part in the sale by
baking and selling. Of course,
this sale never would have
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gathering of great magnitude
in future years.
The success of similar un-
dertakings in Pit t S burgh,
Cleveland, Milwaukee and
other centers gives rise to the
hope that South Chicago will
become a part of this annual
network of "CFU Day" fetes
and eventually rank with the
best in America.
But this is all in the fu-
ture and it is the beginning
which is of immediate con-
Germ to the Society's Unit
ed South Chicago Lodges.
The beginning will come
Sunday, July Is, at the Sa-
ban-Dosen grounds. If the So
ciety's local and surrounding
members will turn out en-
masse that day, the future
will take care of itself.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Montreal Seek Shifts
To New House Address

Montreal, Que. - This is
to notify the members of
CFU Lodge 866 that the ad-
dress of the lodge secretary
has been changed to: Mi
chael SLENDER, 81 Verdy
Avenue, Lavel De Rapides,
co. Laval, Que.
Any mail concerning lodge
matters should be mailed to
me at this address.
Michael SLENDER, Sec'y.
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Kansas City. Kansas
Central Committee To
Meet Monday, July Is

KANSAS CITY The
Central Educational Commit
tee Of Kansas City CFU
Lodges will hold an important
meeting Monday, July 16, at
800 PM in the Croatian
Home Building.
Plans will be completed
that evening for the Com
mittee's outdoors "CFU
Day" on Sunday, July 22,
at Shady Rest Park, 84th
and State Avenue, Wyan-
dotte County.
Also discussed will be the
proposed purchase in the near
future of property to house
a "CFU Country Home" or a
"CFU Center" This can be
done if all CFU members in
Greater Kansas City give the
project their approval and
wholehearted support.
Highlight of the July 16
meeting will be a talk on CF'U
protection by Henry Yarne-
vich, a retired insurance
agent who knows insurance
from stem to stern and can
answer any question under
the sun on the subject.
Executive Officers
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Ambridge Lodge, Nest
In Joint Fefe July n

Ambridge, Pa. - c. F. u.
Lodge 304 and Nest SO will
co-sponsor a Picnic Sunday,
July %, 1856, at the Fire
mems Park, Fair Oaks, Pa.
There will be plenty of bar
becued lamb and refresh
ments and music will be fur
nished by the Yorgovan Tam
buritza Orchestra of Am
bridge. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
Fred Perich, Sec'y.
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To the victor will 60 a cash
award of $100, a cape, crown,
scepter and other trappings
befitting a queen. The run
nerup will receive $75 in cash
and the young lady who fin
ishes third will net $50.
The other contestants will
be entitled to a cash award
of $25 provided they dispose
of at least S1OO in tickets all
are selling to the public at
large.
In keeping with q custom
established last year, the
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people were concentrated, the
62-year-history of our organ
ization ran an even, unspora-
die course of progress.
The year 1856 however will
always be chronicled as one
of exceptional organizational
fervor, for at this point on
the calendar we can proudly
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Dzelalia, Etna Lodge 4, the
1855 titlist.
Five young ladies are en-.
tered in this years Miss
CFU VII" contest.
They are, in order of
their entry, Rose Marie
Balaban, Uniontown Lodge
II; Betty Ann Migalic,
North Side Pittsburgh Nest
Ill; Catherine Veronica
Brigich, Canonsburg Lodge
567; Joanne Lopuh, Far
rell Lodge 126; and Betty
Ordich, Midland Nest 157.
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point to Z new senior lodges
and 4 junior nests. Eleven
new affiliates hold on high
the proud banners of frater-
nalism's standout standard
bearer-the Croatian Frater-
nal Union!
The first of these units,
Lodge 983 of st. Peters
burg, Florida, was admit
ted in January. 1t is our
third affiliate in that state.
being preceded only a few
years ago by another lodge
and a nest In Miami.
Thus our roots are firmly
established in Americas play
land marking the southern
most extremity of our huge
domain. Vivid revelations Of
this territorial expanse have
appeared in the Zajednicar
these past few years when
announcements of Christmas
Parties appeared simultane-
ously with picnic notices.
Montana In Limelight
Close on the heels of this
newcomer to our fold follow
ed the six lodges and four
nests of the Croatian Broth
erhood Of Montana.
Very shortly thereafter
two of these senior units
and one junior merged with
others to leave us Lodges
983 of Great Falls, 987 of
LewistOwn, 988 of Great
Falls and 989 of Anaconda.
The Junior Nests now func-
tioning under the CFU BAN
ner are GAL of Great Falls,
643 of Lewistown and GA of
Anaconda. The CFU has al
ways had a firm footing in
the Treasure State. The addi-
ton of these Z branches has
made our position impregna-
BILE.
In a few weeks therefore
our great Union had well
coined into it's protective
fold a lodge way down in the
sub tropical southland and
then reached up into the
continental heartland to ab-
sorb 7 more units.
Anchorage Heard From
Just two months later a
dedicated cadre of fraternal-
lists, many thousands of miles
in another direction, realized
their dream when they re-
ceived their charter to oper-
ate as CFU Lodge 900 in
Montreal, Quebec.
This proves that Canada is
equally adamant in it's deter
mination that the cause OF
fraternalist under the C.F.U.
colors shall forever stand
firm and faithful.
And now, of course,
comes the crowning a.
chievement in organization
al zeal-the chartering of
Lodge 991 of Anchorage,
Alaska, on June 1st and of
Nest 645 just one month
later.
This is the monumental
stride, the success supreme
| for it establishes our frater-
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economic atmosphere existing
on this continent which ena-
bled us to erect this huge
house of brotherhood.
With the exception of the
early years, when lodges were
mushrooming wherever our
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Francis R. Smith Accepts Invitation
To Speak At West View Park July 22nd
During 18th Annual "CFu Day" Program
Growing Of miss CFU VIZ Should be
Among Memorable Highlights Of Annual
Fete Under Auspices Of United Lodges

PITTSBURGH - The Hon. Francis R. Smith, Insur-
ace Commissioner of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
will speak here Sunday July o. during the celebration of
the 10th Annual "CFU Day" at West View Park under the
auspices of the Western Pennsylvania United Lodges of
the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Plans for the afternoon program have been completed
and call variety of entertainment United Lodges Pres
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Lodge 9; "Dalmatinska Sloga
Paul" Lodge 80; "IstarskaH
Braca" Lodge 118; "Hrvatski
Sinovi i Kceri" Lodge 229;
"Slobodna Hrvatska" Lodge
275; "St. Joseph" Lodge 29O;
and "St. Anthony" Lodge
94S.
Scene of the festivities
will be the Saban-Dosen
grounds between 96th and
9th Streets, off CONNER
ciaI, South Chicago, and the
first barbecued lambs and
pork will be made ivailable
to the public at 1880 AM.
Providing the music will be
the "Croatian Sons" Tambu-
rita Orchestra, one of the
finest and most popular string
ensembles in the Midwest.
Other entertainment will
help make this an enjoyable
:>day for everyone. "n" a
First Official Visit
An afternoon program has
been arranged as the high
light of the fete.
Guest of honor of the 3
sponsoring Lodges and
principal speaker will be
Stephen F. Brkich, Pitts
burgh, English Editor OF
the Zajednicar.
While bro. Brkich's words
will be aimed in particular at
his younger, American born
listeners, he will also en-
tighten the so-called "old
timers in respect to many
matters which are Of import
ance to all members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union.
1t will mark bro. Brkich's
first official visit to South
: Chicago and it is expected
that a large crowd will turn
out to hear him speak on the
occasion.
Four Star Recruiters
Inasmuch as he is the Sec
retary Of the Campaign Com
mittee, bro. Brkich is expect
ed to devote a part of his
speech to the Seciety's 1856
recruiting drive.
South Chicago has played
a major role in this years
crusade for new members and
several local Lodge leaders
have been among the Socie-
ty's foremost campaigners
since the drive opened Janu-
ary 1 last.
They are John Bakovich,
Lodge II; George Grzetich,
Lodge 229; Steve Zelenika,
Lodge 948; and Anton Sa-
rich, Lodge 229.
These men have done a
wonderful job in signing new
members and deserve the
highest Of praise for devoting
so much of their valuable
time to a cause which is of
the greatest Importance to
the future welfare of the Gro
atian Fraternal Union.
Beginning OF Import
It is hoped that South Chi
cago's list Annual "CFU Day"
Sunday, July Is, will be but
the beginning of a yearly
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
SOUTH CHICAGOANS IN "CFU DAY" JULY Is
Alaska Joins Society's Fraternal NetUork

Organization Of Lodges In Florida, Canada And Alaska
And Montana Merger mpa Continental Look To Society
Croaian Fraternal IL Additional Afliates
Since Beginning Of Historic Membership Campaign January Last
MICHAEL GRAsHA, Junior Department
doubt the vitality Franal Union
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takes visual aid such this to fully impress with the
vastness of organization.
The shaded represent the states, provinces and
territories wherein lodges Of the CFU unctoning Ev
cry member be proud of the fact that his Society
operates in 33 states of the u S. in the District of Coum
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11

by handful of hardy immigrants and is now a multi mil
lion dollar organization with brilliant future ahead of it,
1t u.s. at the moment in the last stages Of it's tremendously
successful 1856 Membership Campaign and will soon see
two groups depart for extended stay in Yugoslava.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
English Editor Of Official Organ Is
Scheduled To Deliver Address Durinq
Fete To Be Sponsored By Eight Lodges

Tribute To Be Paid Local Recruiters
For Outstanding Work During Course Of
Highly Successful Membership Campaign
By Joseph Vucich, Secretary United Lodges
SOUTH CHICAGO - The Croatian Fraternal Unions
United Lodges of South Chicago eight in ALL will present
their list Annual "CFU Day" Sunday, July Is.
Endeavorng to make this the largest outdoors social
gathering in local annals the members of "Napredak
Lodge 9; "Damanska Soga" Lodge IL "Sts. Peter and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-11
Coming Events

Sixteenth "CFU Day"
Sunday, July %, 1856
West View, Pittsburgh
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-07
Funeral Services
Mrs. r. E. Morgan

Funeral services we're held Fri
day in Silver Springs Md. for
Mrs. Robert E. Morgan. who died
Tuesday. January 81 at her home
In Silver Springs. Interment was
in the George Washington Me-
mortal cemetery.
Mrs. Morgan. the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Ham,
lett, was born in Prince Edward
June Is. 1908. She attended the
public schools and was gradual
ed from State Teachers College
in Farmville in the class Sof 1929.
She moved to Richmond and
married Robert E. Morgan. They
have made their home in Silver
Springs. Md. for q number of
years. MI. Morgan Is connected
in business in Washington. D. c.
Mrs. Morgan was . member Of
the Christian Science Church and
supporter Of its activities.
Surviving are her husband. a T.
year old son. Robert r. Morgan
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
c. Hamlet. Of Powhatan. Va:
three brothers, John e. Hamlet
Jr.. OF Powhatan: william c.
Hamlet. Of Richmond. and Al
fred E. Hamlet. Of Washington
State. She was a niece of Cole:
man o. Hamlet. of Hampden-
Sydney.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-07
Scottsville P-TA Renews Community
Plea For School Building Program

cal position would provide a low
intereA rate for bonds. and the
present tax rate could be man.
tanned.
: He said that conditions ~
Albemarle Training School and
Esmont Elementary School are 50
bad that something mus. be done
to make school facilities equal ~
Benefit Concert
It was announced that the high
school band would present a bene-
fit concert February. 20. with a
local talent program included:
Adults wishing to participate
should contact L. G. Dorrier.
The Fifth Grade was awarded
the monthly prize for the best
representation Of patrons present:
Dr.. Oglesby is candidate for
the constitutional convention next
mcrth, and he told the P-TA that
if elected he would represer. The
people as they wished
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-07
Tobacco Summary
tContinlled from PAGE y

tCOHtlHlteO lFONl FAGe -
fully With reduced acreages and
three SEASONS of drought and
hurricane,
SEPARATE Types
That Virginia and the remain
ing two states produce different
tobaccos, even though all of it
is classified together rs simply
dark-fired leaf, and that Type
81 in Virginia should be sepa-
rated from classification with
Types % and % grown 500 miles
farther south.
To this contention. the USDA
replies that such separation
would open the flood gates to
similar requests from all, over
the dark and bright tobacco
producing states. Trade interests
in many areas want they same
thing, the USDA contents.
Meanwhile. the Virginia dele
CATION left Washington with the
assurance Of Congressman Abbitt
that action for the computation
of stocks would be pushed. and
from the Tobacco Section that
further consideration to the mat
ter would be given.
1t will require several weeks,
however. for study to reach the
decision" stage. tobaccomen
estimate.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-07
Local OAR Chapter
Makes Contribution
TO National Library,

Under fhe leadership OF Mrs
Godfrey Creykc. the former Alice
Paulett OF Farmville. the Nation
al D. A. r. Library in Washing
ton. D. c.. is now ranked as one
Of the three best genealogical IL
braries in the country. Contain
ing $4,000 genealogical volumes
and 10000 manuscripts. the libra
~ has added hundreds of books
pamphlets. and manuscripts dur
ing the past year.
Mrs. Creyke is Librarian-Gen-
eral of the National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
The genealogical committee OF
the Judith Randolph Chapter, D
A. r.. in Farmville. with Mrs. D
NJ. Allan Of Hampden- Sydney as
chairman, has made a significant
contribution to the records in the
national library Mrs Allan has
made abstracts of the larger part
of Prince Edward Will Book. No
/, l954-1784.
Recently Miss Anita Howard
Virginia Genealogist. has asked
permission to place a copy of Mrs
Allan's abstracts of wills. deeds
and court orders in the Alexan.
dria library.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-07
Mrs. Lloyd w. Foster
Dies at Cumberland
Rites Held Sunday

Funeral services for Mrs. Ber-
tina Garris Foster. -. who died at
her Cumberland home Friday.
Feb. 3. after an illness Of eight
months. were held at 3 p. M.
Sunday at Doyne- Burger Funeral
Home, Farnyille. Interment was
In Westview Cemetery. The Rev.
T. p. Reynolds. Of Cumberland
officiated. =.
She was born August. Z. 1912
at Wi1es County, n. C., the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Garris.
She was member Of Fitzgerald
Baptist Church. Cumberland. 81
Surviving are her husband.
Lloyd, w. Foster. Of Cumberland:
a sister. Mrs: o.. B. 8 NTH OF
Farmville. and a brother. r. How
ward Garris. of Cumberland.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-07
LongWood Students
Attend Dance Forum
In Greensboro, N. C.

Eight members of Orchesis. the
modern dance group a. Longwood
College. attended the Annual
Wunen's College Arts Forum al.
the Woman's, College, of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina. Green's
boao, N. c.. Friday and Saturday,
February and 4.
They We're: the Misses Belle
Fitzgerald. Of Wytheville: Mary
Mayo. OF Norfolk: jeanette Stin-
SON, Of Danyille: June Strpther,
Of Colonial Heights; Jackie Pond
of Colonial Heights: Evelyn Rowe,
Of Kinsale; Nancy Taylor, of Big
Island; and Mrs. Patsy Aber-
nathy Rice, of Virginia Beach.
The Longwood group. under the
direction Of Mrs. Emily K. Land
rum. associate professor Of physi-
Cal and health education, gave a
dance demonstration. "Seascape'
to the music of Monpou. Miss Tay-
lor was the accompanies and Mrs
Rice the narrator.
Dancers from twenty colleges
and universities in the East at
tended the forum at which Jose
Lilnon. outstanding contemporary
dancer. and Mrs. Susanna LANCER
instructor of dance, at Columbia
University were special guests. Mr.
Limon conducted a master class
of dancers and with his company
gave concert. Mrs LANCER lee
tured on "A Philosophical Reflec-
ton Upon the Dance.