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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

Soviet Union. In letter to Premier
Nikolai A. Bulganin the President
proposed a worldwide freeze on
nuclear weapons production, under
suitable and safeguarded arrange
mentS."
The President did not abandon
the United States position Of in
sisting on foolproof inspection Of
disarmament before any arms cuts
actually take place. On the con-
trary, he still demanded, as a pre-
requisite, "the satisfactory opera
ton of our air and ground inspec-
ton system"
But Mr.. Eisenhower did conde-
scend to talk about something else
before satisfactory inspection sys-
TEN had been worked out.
Moscow Pleased
Moscow's reception was unusually
warm. The Presidents proposal was
printed in full, without comment,
In official Communist newspapers.
And Premier Bulganin called the
Presidents message "a very inter-
esting letter and a good one"
The Presidents move was a major
concession to the Soviet Union.
The Reds have long made 1t clear
they would rather talk about arms
cuts than act to make them pos
sible. Last summer the United
States had put forth its open
skies" policy for reciprocal aerial
inspection on the grounds that an
effective control system is so basic
to disarmament as to warrant ex-
elusive attention.
The Soviet Union artfully turned
down the Presidents proposal, COM
planning that the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
CONGRESS
Two Rare Votes O. K.
Flexible Farm Plan;
Lobby Probe Hits Snuq

In Congress last week, as is so
often the case, it was matter Of
whose OK was being gored. The
complex question of sectional in
terests confused followers of farm
bill voting and the hardly less
knotty question Of partisan interests
caused the Senate lobby investi-
cation to hit snag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11
ARMS
Eisenhower Modifies
His Inspection Plan;
Great Debate Neurs

President Eisenhower last week
drastically modified his earlier pol
icy of concentrating on the inspec-
ton and control phases of disarma-
ment in his negotiations with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

American "belligerent neutrality"
an intent to take action against
whichever side, Arab or Israel,
moves first. And to impress both
sides with its sincerity, the United
States sent a battalion of Marines
to join the 9Th Fleet in the Medi-
terranean.
Britain. which must hold her
position in the oil-rich Middle East
to prosper if not to live, started
looking for a new base Of opera
lions in the area. Iraq looked
last week like q good prospect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-11

Burdens of the presidency weighed heavily on the
remarkably resilient man in the White House last week.
Fundamental issues Of how to improve the economic
situation of the American farmer how best to continue the
reiuvenaton of the Republican Party-wth or without
Richard Nixon running mate how to reduce the danger
of war in the Middle East and how to stop the
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

with her mother Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Bates visited relatives
in Mariana May IS E.. Mrs.
Robert Johns spent a few days in
Kansas City. with relatives f.
Mothers day program was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Mamie Williams,
president of the Missionary soeie-
~ Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Seruggs
visited Mr.. Seruggs' mother on
Mothers day Approximately
80 persons from here attended
the baptizing at Sweet Home
where IS persons were baptized.
Rev. V. Nelson, pastor Re
viyal services closed Friday mite
at First Baptist church Nine
candidates for baptism were re-
eeiyed. Rev. Alexander of Hell
ena was in charge Of the services
, Mrs. James Clark and chill
dren visited relatives in Gould
and Dumas Mrs Johnnie
l. Kilgore Of Little Rock Is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fowler.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Pine STREET HIGH SCHOOL

coNWAY-The faculty and student body the midst
Of their commencement exercises.
The more recent and emaxing activities of the school
year the Annual Atomic Revue Senior Play Junior
Senior Prom, Baceaaureate and Commencement
The senior class presented play mystery: Three
Fingers In The Door" Mrs A. f. Landers sponsor.
The junior class and Mrs d. Chapple sponsor gave its
tunofsenor This enjoyable and beautiful affair
The Cars Of Rythmn furnished the music
baecalaueate services held Sunday and the
was delivered by Dr. T. d. Alexander president Shorter
college North Little Rock
senior class day exercise was May 81 Glass roll
John Baker, Arrseed Bell Johnnie Bunting Rosie L. Bur-
ees Cora Chandler Tempy Clark. Margaret Cowan Helen
Derson Marge Dooey Vearean Ealy Dolores Ford VIII.
ne j. Gauit Bennsteen Gof Wbert Hoskns Jerome Kelly
Lou DOVE lasker Lee T. Matilda Henry l.. Mays Jamie
hetray Katherine McFardin Ceatress Norris Nta Sax
comb ' = ~
Kelly and Mildred Gault
Glass Motto BE Ashame Die Until You Have Contrib.
I'D Something Humanity"
forum was given by the class Theme: "Edleaton Does
Meet The Challenge of Today's World?"
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Howard Patterson Of Gar. Ind
ana and relatives Of Mr.. Graft.
spent last week with the Craft
family They attended the hi
school graduation Of Constance
Craft. Mrs. c. B. Craft aecompa-
MED the guests back 70 Gary. In
diana. She Is en- route 10 Detroit
10 visit here mother. Mrs. L. J.
Polk Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lee
spent the weekend in Rosedale.
Mississippi. visiting his mother,
Mrs. Louise Robertson and broth
eF, Daniel Lee, ir. -. Mrs. Del
ma Hatehett. is spending the sum-
mer in Little Rock with her moth
er and children Mrs. A. V.
Smith, attended the graduation
exercise at Motion hi She visited
her mother and nephew sc
Robert Mitchell. who was station
ed in California is home visiting
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mitchell. He will be sta
toned in Chirago Miss Opul-
ira Mitchell of Peoria, Ill, was
home on her vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert Nit
ehell The Searey Gospel
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Dewitt

Mary Z. Pitts
Miss Joan Ryan of Philander
Smith college. spent last week
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Richardson is the stepmother Of
Mrs. Cook Mrs. Cook was
hostess TO Naomi circle Monday at
3 o'clock. Mrs. Myrtle Highshaw
is chairman Mr.. and Mrs
Galloway visited in Garland City
The o W. Highshaws visited
their parents in Ell Dorado and
Goodwins. Bro. Glasgow. S. v.
Gurdon Sunday The James
caldwells visited relatives In
Sparkman Sunday The Will
liam Jaeksohs visited their moth
er in Little Rock May IS =.
cleodis Floyd is improving from
a recent illness J. =. Har-
ris and family visited his mother
in Little Rock Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcknight of Magnolia visited the
Ira Fraziers recently Mrs
J. Z. Flowers visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shark Of Norphlet
Robert Primm of Indiana Is
visiting relatives here Com
meneement exercises were held
May % for Smaekover training
school. Members Of the graduating
class we're; Earlene Floyd. Abilene
MeElroy. Parsena Daniels. Caro-
Ign Mcdonald. Hattie Bell Primm.
Arthur Smith. Ann Bradford. Gle
ODDS Floyd. Cleveland Burns. Eli
mer Roy Bailey. Freddie Boone.
Georgia Boone. Henry Sanders.
Lou Alice Haley.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Chidesier


se A@Ne sttAsrll
Mrs M, 7. Douglas and Mrs.
Minnie Bloke were In charge OF
the Mother day program at Good
Hope AME church. while Mrs. ].
frammel was sponsor at Shiloh
AME church. Guests participating
were Miss Sune Lee Harris and
Miss Margie Rec Bragg of First
Union .. On the sick list are
Mrs. Addie Pennie and Mrs. Cal
lie Psnnie. They were carried to
doctor In Prescott The
members of First Baptist, are do
ing a nice Job on their church
this week. papering and painting
-. Z. b. Sockwell Is i'll Mrs.
Rosie Harris had as house guests
Friday. her mother from Gurdon
and sister from Kansas City e.
Mrs. M. T. Douglas, missionary
president sponsored mission
prayer meeting. Friday mite at
Good Hope. Visitor was Mrs. I'm
ice Bloke from Waters chapel
Mrs. Geneva Robertson. missionary
president Of Zion Hill AME
church. Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
Elisha Toney. and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Toney. all of Milwaukee.
were Mothers day guests Of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Toney
of Hickory Ridge and Mrs. Beu-
lah Halloman Of Chidester.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

was a business visitor In the city.
Thursday. =
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

tie Rock. Mrs. Amanda p. Mccoy
of St Louis. Mrs Lois Medley,
Mrs. Carrie billiard and Nathaniel
Davies Of North Little Rock
The Pastors Aid club sold din
ners. Mrs Estell Dean. president
Dan Chase is making his
school run and doing fine
Post 990l was installed last Fri
day mite at the school by Com
mander Sam Holloway Mrs.
Annie Lee Williams of Upper Hill
has been hospitalized here -.
Miss Hattie B. Slater spent the
weekend with her mother in
Mariana News has reached
here Of the critical illness Of Ben
ME Qualls in a nursing home in
Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Newport
Mrs. J. A. Smith
Mrs. Christine Ferguson and
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
Nashville


James l. Crofton
Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Anderson of
Detroit are visiting Mr.. Anderson's
mother. Mrs. Thelma wesson and
family Mrs. Ruth Patterson
md daughter. Valerie. were visit.
On In Little Rock. Friday +.
Mrs. Minnie Beeleher. attended the
commencement exercises at AMI
n college. Pine Bluff Her daught-
y. Miss Lenota Shaw. was .
member Of the graduating class
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Walden.
Texarkana. visited Prof and Mrs
. H. Hill Mrs. Geneva S.
Jackson. Thornton. Is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. jess Simp-
500 Mrs. Idell Helm. Spring
Held. Is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Brice and her son. Van
Helm Mrs. Anna Hamilton
and granddaughter. Fannie Deloris
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Booker
I. Williams and family Of Santa
Maria Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Preston. ST, Murfreesboro. are WIS.,
fting their son and dsughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Preston,
5r- In Los Angeles The fun
eral Of Charlie Davis. was held at
New Light CINE church Monday.
The Rev. o. 7. Bedford. offieiated
=. Mrs. Anna NJ. Floyd. Breck-
enridge. Texas. has returned to
her home. after visiting the bed
side of her mother. Mrs. Dovie
Clark. who Is III James L
Crofton left the city Monday for
Los Angeles and Monterey. Cali
fornia. where he will spend the
hummer We are happy 20
feleome Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
tmpson into our neighborhood as
lew residents Rev. T. J.
hone. presiding elder Of the Tex
irkana district Of the CME church
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

chorus will render a program at
the First Baptist church. Sunday
The Grey ladies course will
be given next week. Come and
do a good deed for someone .
Aaron Daniels is much better
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
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Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25

Mrs. Hornberger Is in
n A. Martin. spent last s,,. ~
IN Cotton Plant, vita ~. ',aay
band, Rev. H C. Martin aus
Alice n. Harris, LEFT for her an al'
IN Hot Springs, FRIDAY none
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
0es Arc
Mrs. Ella Mae Brown

The contest between the women
and men elosedMay 10 with the
men reporting $40 and the wom-
en- $25l06. The Sacred Five Of
Little Rock gave several selee-
tions, Mrs, Maggie Coleman. Mrs
Estella Conley. Mrs. Ruthia Dav-
Is OF Cotton Plant gave musical
selections Mr.. Baker OF Little
Rock sang a solo. Visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hood of Lit
Arkansas State press., 1956-05-25
SnlackoVer
Oren UIxhshaw

Oren Hlxhshaw
Mrs. Mary Richardson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Peters Of Mt. Hol-
" were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cook recently. Mrs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS
BY Clarence j. Brown Member Of Congress- 7t ohio pl.tre.

Late last week the Administration thru the
Humphrey and Budget Director Bndages office estimated the bud
get surplus at the close Of the present fiscal June 3o at SIS
billion While there will probably be demands Congress
immediate cut in taxes doubtful tax reduction will be voted
this year.
The House will have before late this week the Ad
bill to authorize foreign aid
the coming fiscal beginning July 1st The Administration
billion aid
dollars than authorized
reduce materially the amount of foreign aid finally appropriated
President
President the Congress entertained by
President at luncheon at the White House Wednesday,
ressed Joint Session of Congress Thursday
first will make Is day of the United
turning Indonesia.
tentatively voted to report to the Floor of the House for action bill
increase first class postage rates from &c ana
second class mail rates average of 1870 the five
third class Chiefly adversig)
will be called for vote in the House
As this Column
the Presidents soil bank plan the
differences between the House and
Final Congressional action this controversial
within the next two weeks.
passed without vote bill carving
appropriations of S9 billion the
during the coming fiscal which billion of the
appropriated will the Commodity
agency through which farm prices supported. q
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25

Mercury's new increased power gives you
faster response than ever before eUen
more usabLe polUer for rapid acceleration and
safer passing! THE BIG NJ Medalist and
Custom give you more horsepower per-dollar
than any other make of car* and the highest
standard horsepower in their price range.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK

THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1926
"a Ella Blizzard, deputy office of Madison County
office of
High School Alumni Association holds annual BAN
quet in Presbyterian Church
Silver Jubilee for the Reverend Father VIM Clark
celebration Madison
grounds attracts great crowd of than 1000 .l
MAY 81 Dr. c. T. Gallagher So of Nh Sterling dies in
Grant Hospital
Klux Kan Memorial
Cov,ing Park, London
Seniors directed
Ohio Home Springfield under of
Council r. & S. NJ
tention discontinue business.
- YEARS
"a A London, awarded American
Commission Medal by u Army for work in Burma
World War q
- May rainfall locally almost inches.
Theatre Springfield
London and elsewhere this purchases Passaer theatre
Sterling
MAY 26 Mrs Josephine Rebecca Green prominent
resident, dies
MAY q Charles Wyscaer named manager when Madison County
Bureau takes recently purchased elevator
and
MAY Local Archery Club attend Snyder Park
Springfield.
MAY % Allen Silver Jefferson township farmer
Edw F. Facket.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25

Estate of William Henry Kerns
to Gladys G. Fl. Kerns, undivided
one-half of part of lot no. I,
South Solon.
William c. Dillon to Phyllis
Graham, 101a acres in Oak Run
Twp.
Mary C. Cordle to William w.
Cordle1, 2 parcels of land in West
Jefferson.
PROBATE COURT
Wills Admitted: !.
Eli S. Holmes April 81.
Walter Ferguson April 27.
George Dorn April u.
Lee Roy Miller May 2.
Nora Stortz May 3.
Stanley II. Reed May 3.
Accounts Approved:
Fred Graves first and final
Abraham C. Mccoy first, fin
al and distributiye.
Jennie Balo first and final.
John B. Otte first and final.
Theodore Dellinger first and
final
Francis M. Evans first and fin
al.
Webb Kulp first and final.
inventories Approved:
Estate of Mae Dellinger, deceas-
ed, inventory of $36, 6,008.74; real
estate, $4,000, balance personal
goods Roy Lombard, Edwin Bos-
ley, H. D. Rausch, appraisers,
Robert II. Dellinger, executor.
Estate of Jonathan ]. Nicholson,
deceased, inventory of $40, ,140. 10;
real estate, $3.50; balance person
al goods. c. E. Joslin, r. H. Git
tins, H. c. Hill, appraisers, John
F. Nicholson, administrator.
Estate of w. Alvin Reay, de-
ceased, inventory of $3.50; real
estate, S6,750; balance personal
goods George r. Tanner, John w.
Junk, H. c. Hill, appraisers,
Wrena Reay, executrix.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
MADISON COUNTY COURT NEWS

Paint Div, New Jersey, VS.. Ken
meth L. Snyder and Frank Cor
man, case dismissed.
Shuymetal Products Co. VS.. w.
d. Wood, case dismissed.
Violet Jean Collier VS.. James
Milton Collier, case dismissed.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers:
Guy r. and Beatrice A. Shoe
maker to Ethel Stewart, lots no.
IL and II in Minshall's addition.
Midway.
Wilma Kuhlwein and husband
TO Bessie and Oliver Sheets Sr.,
Hot no. 3 in Peddicord's addition,
Gilroy Lilly ChapeD.
Cecil G. Harsh, admr. of the
estate of James w. Corder, de-
ceased to Bessie and Oliver Sheets
Sr., lot no 3. Peddicord's addition,
Gilroy Uilly ChapeD.
Robert E. Kennedy ct al. to
Claude III. Wilson and Thomas z.
Lamp, lot 3, Speasmaker second
addition, Union Twp.
Celesta F. Ward, admrx. of the
estate of Oscar Ward deceased,
and Celesta F. Ward, individually.
to Roy and Jaily Hill, two tracts,
1913 acres in Paint Twp.
Raymond and Eunice Rafferty,,
to Everett Boggs, 0604 acre in
Pike Twp, with exceptions.
Wilbur Paullin to c. C. Crabbe.
four tracts, 25108 acres, in Fair
field Twp.
Russell Y. and Jean Riddle and
Franklin +. and Mary S. Riddle
to Martha r Trinble, lot no. % in
Mt. Sterling, with exceptions.
Estate of Leon c. Goodson, de-
ceased, TO Bessie Goodson, (life
estate) and Ralph L. Goodson.
Mary X. Tobin, Martha L. Allard
and Gladys Knipfer, ~ remain
der EACH in two tracts, PSI acres,
in Jefferson Twp.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25

Estate of Harley c. Campbell,
deceased, inventory of $173, ,383.-
"a; $59,650, real estate, balance
personal goods. Ben P. Wood, c.
p. Myers, c. N. McAllister, ap-
praisers, Helen c. Slagle ,execu-
trix.
Estate of Mary E. Slattery, de-
ceased, inventory of $14.049.43;
real estate, 5000; balance person
al goods. Robert Raveney, William
H. Riddle, Stewart Anderson, APP
praisers, Bruce D. Lewis, admr.
w. w. A.
Estate of Rodney c. Slyh, de-
ceased, inventory of SIS, ,805.61;
real estate, $1,000; balance person
al goods. William H. Riddle, John
Stroupe, Stephen c. Edwards, ap-
praisers, Clayton E. Slyh, execu-
tor.
Marriage Licenses issued:
Paul E. Yutzy, 20, farmer, Plain
City, and Martha Ellen Christner,
10, domestic, Plain City. Married
May 5 at Lexington, o. by the
Rev. Ray F. Miller.
Raymond Byerly, az, farmer,
West jefferson, and Opal Gildow,
20, beauty operator, London.
Richard Miller, 25, factory work.
er, Plain City, Route ] and Iva
K.nsinger, %, domestic, West JEFF
ferson Route 1.
David c. Norman, 81, truck
driver, Columbus, and Judith FL
len Heise, %, clerk, Mt. Sterling.
Windell D. Kelly, 81, us. Army,
billiards, and Phyllis A. Kellin,
II, student, Plain City.
David Arrowood, %, baker, Co
l,unbus, and Clara Rowe, IL, no
occupation, Plain City
Robert Lee Wells, 81, lathe op-
orator, West Jefferson, and Esther
Mae Stanley, l.. student, West
Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
An Editorial
BIG DAY

BIG DAY
You probably didn't know it, but Monday, May 7.
very important day in your e- you average citizen.
financially speaking.
That Monday designated National Tax Freedom HoIi
day And the first day of this year that the money you
earned really yours TO spend
Why is this 500 The answer is simple it is grim. All
that the American earned from January to May had
TO be paid direct Indirect TO unit of
ment another.
other words the average taxpayer works than four
months of the year meet his TAX BILL And rememberh
of The of people with moderate incomes not the
few the big brackets The fight for efficiency and
in government is your fight.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25

Carl L. Jones, q, Iaborer Mech
aricsburg Rte. 1 and Marcella J.
Casio, 10, no occupation, West JEFF
ferson.
Grover II. Gaver, SO, farmer,
Mechanicsburg Rte. l and Gladys
Thompson, 81. housewife, West
Jefferson.
Willis We rick. q, laborer,
Nfechanicsburg Rte. 2 and N. Car
oil Baker, IL, no occupation, Lon-
don.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
County Agents Attend
Lake Hope Meeting

Don Genres and John Moore,
County Extension Agents, will be
attending an Extension Agents
Conference at Lake Hope, May 21,
%, and %. All extension agents in
southeastern Ohio will be present.
The program will include areas on
program planning, 4-H livestock
and agronomy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
Car Dealer Announces
Managers Appointment

Bob Rigg. of Bob Rigg Motors,
announces that Charles Cunning
ham of West Jefferson has accept
ed a sales position with his organ
ization. Mr. Cunningham will man.
age the Rigg Used Car lot on East
Main Street in West Jefferson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
COMMON PLEAS

Judgments:
Barbara Barker VS.. Floyd Bar
ker, case dismissed.
Karl w. German ct al. VS.. How
ard Westfall ct al, case dismiss
ed.
Interchemical. !. Corp, Murphy
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-25
DAUGHTER ARRIVES
ON MOTHERS DAY

MIR. and Mrs. Harold Hall. 1856
East Twentieth Street, Columbus,
announce the birth of a daughter,
Pamela Sue, on Mothers Day,
May 13. Mrs. Hall is the former
Audrey Taylor, daughter of Mrs.
Harry Taylor, South Oak Street.
Mrs. Minnie Hall, East Fourth
Street, is the paternal grand
mother.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27

Dam. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hurt, of
Charlottesville. j. M. Woodruff, of
Farmville. Mrs. Walter BransfOrd
and Mrs. Dunn. of Arvonia. were
among the visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w., Foster and Mrs. w F.
Wheeler, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Vassar will
attend the Bosserman-D unnavant
wedding Saturday. which will
take place in the Northside Bap-
fist Church in Richmond.
Mrs. E. A. Carter is spending
this week in Washington, D. c..
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Dey and
their family.
/ Recent guests of Mrs. John T.
Flippen at Rose Cottage we've
Mrs. David Cobb and Mrs. F. D.
Gottwald. of Richmond. and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred c. Muth. Of
Washington, D. c.
Nll >. DIZZY NddIIlS .'iiI ANi
daughters. Brenda. Carol and
Debbie. visited MI and Mrs. R
l.. Adams, ST.. at Ashby. Sunday
! Mr.. and Mrs. 3. V. Vaughan. of
Richmond spent last week here
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M
Beasley.
Among the recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. V. Couch at Lake
view" were Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
B shop and Their children, Shiela
and Terrie, of Richmond and Mr..
ard Mrs. c. " Couch, Jr, of
Crewe
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Jones and
then af,uShter. Sylvia, and sen.
Sterline. of West Viaw visited
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Crockett Sun
day.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Look
are expected home this week