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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

Four counts of negligence were
cited: failure to yield right of way,
making left turn without assured
clear distance, no signal, and not
being in control of the car. Attor-
nies for the Fettermans are Reams,
Brotherton, and Kneipp, Toledo;
and Luella Zehner.
A third accident damage suit
also was filed here this week. Mi
nette Palond of Route l, Pleasant
Valley, asks damages of S26, ,758. OF
from an accident on Sandusky Bay
Bridge June 13, 1854, naming Sid.
ney C. Geiss of Berea as defendant.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
Damage Suits
Filed From Crash

Two damage suits totalling $37,-
352.72 were filed in common pleas
court this week by Mary and Rel
gel Fetterman against John Soren.
sen, 217 W. Second ST., retired Port
Clinton grocer, as result of an
accident April Is, 1855.
Mrs. Fetterman was injured in
the accident which happened at
Sand Road and Route 1853. She
seeks damages of $35, 900, includ-
ing an earning impairment of
$11, 900 during her convalescence.
Mr.. Fetterman's suit for $2,352.72
cites medical and hospital bills of
$85272, apd loss of services of his
wife for nine months.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
REAL ETATE TRANSFERS
Allen Twp:--

Harry R. Johnson and Annabelle
Johnson to Meryle G.. Traver anc
Madeline X. Traver, R 13, TT, Sec
II, GA parcel.
Rocky Ridge Corp
Harvey T. Schlipf to Marian E
Schlipf, Blk 2, Lots l and 2 and
WIS ft of 3, Und. " int. Bells Ad
dition 1st.
Carroll Twp
Edward Schmardebeck and Mar
tha E. Schmardebeck to Willard
Ray Smith and Ethel L. Smith, R IL
TT, Sec 13, 4.623 pit SEA.
Edward Schmardebeck and Mar
tha E. Schmardebeck to Willard
Ray Smith and Ethel L. Smith, R Is
TT, Sec 13, 1.241 pt SEA.
cafawba Twp:-
Charles G. and Hazel M. Wiechel
to Judson H. and Imogene Kochen.
sparger, R II, TT, Sec 26, OATS
NEA.
Danbury Twp
John HI. Kihlken to John A.
Kihlken and Norman H. Kihlken
Lot 5, Sec 4, 1928 acres, NE cor
E pit Marsh.
G. Lockwood Marshall to Ken
meth James Johnansen, Lot 3, Sec
+ 4, 0.48 N12 of Lot 3.
John A. Kihlken, ct al, to Nor
man H. and Irene Kihlken, Lot 5
Sec 4, 1928 acres, NE cor E pt
Marsh.
Gerald R. and Bernice F. Young
to Sperry W. and Vena E. Long
Lot 1913 Shrock's 4th Additions.
w. C. Billings, ct al, to Jeanette
Gallagher, Blk 3, Lot 2 Otis Subd
Homer w. and Ethel Courtney
to Charles E. and Nellie I. Erow
Block 25, Lot IA, Lakeside.
Dorothy j. Rohn to Richard F
Jones, Blk 9, Lot $40 Lakeside
Und 1a int.
Harris Twp
Lillian Pasco to Harry Fink
Trustee, R Is, T6, Sec "a, r.:
Acres und u int. NV 4.
I Ella Link to Ruth M. Martin, et
al, R IA, T6, Sec Il, 0.49 acre pra
eel.
Dora Ulch Estate, to I. G. Stout
R. E. Bloker Exec. Sec %, 80 acres
Portage Plats:-
Robert A. Qualman and Anna
belle M. to Richard Frodge anc
Agnes, Lot 8 and 9 Sandpiper Cour'
Sub.
Lillian Jirasek and Martha Felt
man to Fred H. Asman and Eliza
beth M. Lot 1T Hickory Grove
Beach Addition.
Port Clinton corp:-
Henry A. Ford and Rita J. Forc
to Verda jenkins, Lot 20, Lenke's
Subd.
PUf-in-Bay Twp
Charles K Hunt and Edna Mae
F. Hunt to Edward Traverse anc
Lynn, Lots 80 and 46 pit, 4.31 acre!
Put-in-Bay Village.
Harry and Florence Deist to Pau
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15

L. Schell, Block 6, Lot 3 Sub Lot 2,
OTIS Middle Bass pit.
Lena Keimer Market to Thomas
H. Hines and Josephine, Lot 81, l
Acre South of County Road.
Salem Twp
Ella Link to Ruth M Martin, ct
al, R Is, T6, Lot Z, 33 ft wide.
Paul Gergel to Robert J. and
Carol R. Bahnsen, R Is, T6, Sec %,
6468 Acres PIT S12 of OK.
Lowell F. Robinson and Eloise
to Richard J. Schmidt and Betty J.
Lot 13, Lowell Robinson Subd.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
CHARLES EOuGhT

Charles j. Hancy) Fought, 80,
retired Oak Harbor barber and
former town marshal, died in Ma
gruder hospital at I:10 am. Satur-
day. He had collapsed in down
town Oak Harbor Monday morn
ing. His home address was 421
west Water street.
Funeral services were held from
the Robinson funeral home at
pm. Tuesday, Rev. Carl Bormuth
officiating Burial was in Union
cemetery.
The deceased was native of
Ottawa county, son of Isaac and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
BABY REMMIE

A baby son was stillborn to Cap
tain and Mrs. John Remmie, Erie
Ordnance Depot, Wednesday at Ma
gruder hospital. Graveside funeral
services will be conducted at River
view cemetery, Neidecker Eberle-
LeVeck mortuary officiating. Three
brothers survive along with the
parents, John and Alice Berton
Remmie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-15
IR;HH1z1I
ADMITTED

June 7: Anna Lickert, Graytown
medical; Francis Wadsworth, Sr.
Route 2, medical; Mrs. Clarence
Werner, Bowling Green, surgical
Ralph c. Waters, 220 Church St.
Oak Harbor, surgical.
/ June 8: John Liske, 433 Walnut
ST., Oak Harbor, and Paul Merker
1924 f. Third, tonsillectomies; Viii
liam Lesser, 321 Oak ST., Oak Har.
Dor, medical; Bonnie Lehman OF
| LaCarne, Dale Trent Of 10 Com
munity Loop Qater transferred to
Providence in SanduSky, and Larry
Williams of Route 3, accident vic
Tins.
June 9: James Pleasant, Colum-
bus, medical; Mrs. Sarah Duncan,
315 Ash, medical; Cornelius Oar
den, Gypsum, medical; Mrs. Maude
Slaughterbeck, 518 w. Second,
medical; Peggy Williams, Route 3,
medical.
June 10: Mrs. Arthur Brock
mueller, Route 2, Oak Harbor,
surgical; Paul Gergel, Route 2, Oak
Harbor, medical.
June H. Mrs. Orin Ohm, Route
1, Oak Harbor, surgical; Andrew
Hanck, Route /, Oak Harbor, medi-
cal; Mrs. William Rasmussen, Rt.
2, surgical; Janet Clere, Graytown,
surgical; Elizabeth Beier, surgical.
June IL: John Windnagel, 2050
Harbor Road, surgical; Ronald
Stucky, Jr., Route /, surgical;
Michael Owen, w. Catawba Road,
surgical; Lindi Bruner, 2341 Sand
Road, surgical; Polly Perry, Route
2, medical; Fred Grieger, Route l,
cast removed, discharged; Linda
Mienke, surgical; Mrs. Clarence
Grove, Put-in-Bay Neidecker am
bulance from airport medical.
June 13: Mrs. Dick Greear, Route
2, medical; William P1umiee, 78
w. Loop, medical; Bertha Cavalier,
234 Church, medical; Mrs. Clayton
Stager, Route /, Oak Harbor, medi-
cal; Mrs. Louis Curry, 514 Madison
ST., surgical.
DISCHARGED
Harold Ayers, Carl Knopp, Mrs.
Paul Cooper and baby, Mrs. Will
liam Butler and baby, IsaiaS Reyes,
Mrs. Nathan Ward and baby, Ann
Novosolec, Mrs. Frank Scott, Jr.,
Mrs. John Hendricks, Janet Clere,
Elizabeth Beier, Mrs. Harry Klein
mans and baby, Mrs. Edward Taylor
and baby Mrs. Clarence Werner,
Francis WadsWorth, Sr., Mrs. Nick
Soskl and baby, Mrs. Jack Coyle
and baby, Marvin Hudec, Larry
Williams, Dale Trent transferred
to Providence, Betty P robel, Mrs.
Joseph Hohler and baby, Elizabeth
Wiley, Fred Singer, Eva Throne.
Gordon Mcneil, Lindi Bruner. Rol-
and Stucky, John Ward, Abe Bas-
sett, Sidney Morse, John Sutter.
Mrs. Fred Lickert, Mrs. Walter
Gardner and baby, Mrs. William
Sparks and baby, Alvin Mienke
Mrs. Roy Hanville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
William r. Perkins
Widely Related Here
Dies In Indiana

William R. Perkins. 40, of South
Bend, Ind, and related here. died
Thursday, May "a. of injuries re-
ceived in an auto accident Funeral
services were held at st. Mary S
Church. Champaign. Ill, with inter
ment in the church cemetery. nv
He was a resident of Champaign.
III. until five years ago when he
moved to South Bend. He was a
roofer by trade.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Clara
Perkins. of South Bend, Ind; a
daughter Mrs Dorothy Carson, of
Goshen, Ind. the following brothers
and sisters. Mrs. Jennie Rothgeb,
Annie and Reuben Perkins, of Pros
pect. Edward and Theodore Per-
kins, of DillWyn. Thomas and Will
bur Perkins and Mrs Lou Dowdy.
of Farmville. Mrs Ruby Tyler
Mrs. Frances Pittman and Margar-
ct Perkins. of Hyattsville. Md, and
John Perkins. of Mahomet. III. and
his stepmother. Mrs Lily Perkins,
also of Prospect.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Longwood Finals

Continued from page IL
bout $4,000. These came from
alumnae groups, community
P-TA's. individuals and GIVE
organizations. and are exclusive of
state-granted aid.
Looking to the 1861 session.
in final word, President Lark
ford said enrolment requests are
now 100 to l25 ahead of the COR
responding period Of a year ago.
The dormitory to provide for ad-
ditional students will be started
this fall, he said.
Winners of two recently stu
dent financed scholarships were
announced: Florence Soghian.
rising senior of Richmond, wiz
ming the Leola Wheeler Memorial
Scholarship offered by the Long
wood Players, and Loretta Kuhn,
also a rising senior Of RichT ond
the Dabney S. Lancaster Scholar
ship for 1861 instituted by
Alpha Kappa Gamma, honorary
society.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
16 Are Graduated
From ScOttSville
High School Friday

Sixteen Scottsville High seniors
were graduated in commencement
exercises at the school Friday Di-
plomas were presented by F. E.
Paulett, member of the school
board from Scottsville district
Guest speaker was Dr.. a k
Holt Beger, of Richmond, an alum
nus of the school. Top award. pre-
scented annually to member of the
senior class by the U. S Rubber
Co, went to Mildred Jones. T h e
award, 5000 cash and a loving cup,
is presented each year to student
who has shown outstanding quail
ties in citizenship, leadership and
scholastic ability.
Other awards presented were
The William Day Smith Award, to
Christine Jones: Agriculture. H T.
bert Kidd English. Callie Johnson:
Social Science. Roland Lea Librar-
ian, Virginia O'Brian. and Mathe-
MATES, Marvin Ripley.
Class valedictorian was Ann DaW-
son and Salutatorian. Callie John
son
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
% Are Graduated
From Buckingham
Central High

Thirty-eight Buckingham Central
seniors received diplomas IN com
mencement exercises at the school
Friday.
Principal N H. Hurt. presented
diplomas to the class. one OF The
largest in the schools history
Shelby Jean Harris and Henry
Fulcher. members of the graduating
class were speakers Glass PreSi-
dent Bernard Brooks gave the vel
coming address
Graduates included.
ReSsie Mae Adcock. Gordon Mel
vim Ayres. Doris Jean Baber. Bern
ard Edward Brooks. Jr. B { I ty
Broadus Bruce. Hazel Lee Burss.
Jewel Lee Duncan. James Warren
Dunnavant. William Marshall Fire
stone. Audrey Mae Forbes. Henry
Moses Fulcher. Edith White Gor-
don, Caroline Elizabeth Hardiman.
Shelby Jean Harris. Helen Ruth
Huskey, Frank Henry Maxey Ed
ward Armstrong McCraw. Charles
Robert Morgan, Leonard Bernard
Moss. Jr
Also. William Irwin Moss. Arlene
Virginia Oliver. Earnest Francis
Poe. John Willie Poe. Oracle Joyce
Rafferty,. Mildred Arlene Ragland.
Frances Elizabeth Ragland. Ray
mond Allen Richardson. Jr., Russell
Edward Robertson Gordon David
Rush, Mamie Rose Shepherd. Ray
Darnell Shores. John Corson Spen-
Ger. Jr.. Ora Lorraine StinSon. Mary
Louise Taylor, Evelyn Louise Wat
son Carthy Ann Whorley. Mary Ann
Wooten, and Ray Boydton Worrell.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Begun In 1854
]
New $4,000 Mulberry Grove Church
Will BE Dedicated Next Sunday

Special dedication services will be
held at the Mulberry Grove Bap-
list Church, Mlnteo. Sunday, June
10 according to the pastor Rev. Err
est L. Harris.
The new sanctuary and educa-
tional building was begun in 1854
to replace one room white frame
building and was built at a cost of
approximately $50. 900. Much of the
material and labor were given to
the church by members and friends.
Assisting the pastor in the SER
vices will be the living former pas
tors and an interim pastor. They
ere the Rev. R L. Jones, of Dol
phin, TIE Rev. R. E. Dunkum. of
Maherrin. the Rev J Otis Pruden.
of Richmond. and the Rev. Joseph
R. Hodges, of Fork Union. T h e
decicatory sermon will be delivered
at the afternoon service by Mr.. Pru-
don The pastor will preach at the
mo~rin9 service and conduct the
ordinance of baptism at the after
noon service. Also present at the
afternoon service will be the Rev.
j. Kenneth Clark. of Cartersville.
moderator of the James River AS
ISOLATION. and the Rev j. Ernest
Wrenn. a member of the Virginia
Baptist Board of Missions and Edu-
cation.
Mulberry Grove Baptist Church
was organized in 1886 and is the
second oldest church in the James
River BapAst Association The new
church is built on the same tract
of land where the original church
was located
Tic services Sunday will consist
of morning and afternoon services
and dinner served on the church
grounds
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Sox Split Two
Games, Win Is
Inning Affair

Farmville's Red SoX SWITCHED a
ID inning. 7-3 decision from de-
termined Republican Grove nine
Sunday after being clobbered l42
Saturday by merciless Altavista
The lengthy affair Sunday. which
absorbed three hours and Is min
utes. saw starter Aubrey Brown
limit the Grovemen to seven well
scattered hits.
The Sox fell behind 20 in the
first as Brown gave up three walks
a double and single. Hits by
Cumbey and Duncan and triple by
Bob Gagnon made up the deficit.
A homer by Bill Clement in the
fifth with nobody on put the Grove
nine out in front 80. Cox singled IN
the fifth to drive in Stanley W h 0
doubled earlier and tied up the con
test. Brown and Rob Gibson then
settled down to a seven inning duel
in which nary a runner crossed the
plate
By the thirteenth. F a = m V i ! / e
caught on to Gibson's tW wiring
tricks, cashed in on three singles
and two walks to push across the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Elementary School
Graduates 81,
OAR Award Given

Siyty-one pupils received Seventh
Grade certificates during a gradu-
alton program. Thursday night for
Farmville Elementary School in the
small auditorium at LongWood Col
lege. The pupils viii enter the
Eighth grade at Farmville High
School next year.
Dr. Earl R. Boggs. chairman of
the Department of Education at
Longwood College. was the program
speaker. Fay Martin. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs Charles Martin, Of
Farmville. received the Slate Hill
Chapter. OAR essay award. which
Wis presented by Mrs. c. F. Wilson.
1t was announced that two teach
ers at the school. John Huegel,
Seventh grade teacher and retiring
president of the Prince Edward
Cumberland Teachers Association
will be principal of an elementary
school in Danville next year, while
Mrs. Critzer. First Grade teacher,
will teach at Petersburg. where her
husband. Dennis Critzer. resides
and works.
The OAR award to Fay Martin
included five dollar cash prize
Presented annually. by the Slate
Hill Chapter. the award provides
for essay writing competition at the
FarEviile Elementary School on
hstory-related subject Fay's win
ming essay was titled The History
of the American Flag.
Mrs. Wilson said the essay COW
cred the subject better than any
others. and showed a great deal of
originality.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
H-SC Senior Wins
Glory Choir Spot

Lawrence H. Hoover. Jr.. Of Har-
r;sonbWg, member Of the gradu-
ating class at Hampden- Sydney Col
le9e. has been selected a member
OF The 30-yoice choir for the 1856
production of The Common Clio
", which opens its 10th season at
Williamsburg June %
Hoover, son Of State Senator Hoo
yer, sang with the college glee club
throughout his campus days The
choir, composed chiefly of Virginia
college students, was selected by
Dr.. Carl A. Fehr. musical director
after series of statewide tryouts
held during the winter and early
spring.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Farmville High

fCOntlnued from page II
Phyllis Jenkins Frances J h n S.
Anne Paige Jones, David Kennedy.
Kay Eacy Bobbie Leatherwood
Farhnc Longsworth, Bonnie Mann.
Shirley Robertson and Fannie Ma
RE Weinberg.
The other graduates are Gay
Broyles Stephen Chapman. N e a
Cher.ault. Martha Clark, Raymond
Dlckerson Charles Elliott. Joyce
Campbell Floyd william Fore. Dor
othy l.. Glllispie. Mildred Harvey
Nancy Ravens. Mildred Hodges.
Shelby Jean Johnson, Winston John
StOn. Billy Gene Jones Also, Nancy
Kelsey, Nancy Layne. Barbara Nc
Laughlin, BERTHE Morton. L " S
Newell. Margaret Penick. B e -
Jean Phelps. Donald Phillips, Mar
celia Queiser, Donald Ruegg, Es-
Their Shumaker. Floyd Shumaker.
Presley Smith and Bernard Wright
The school band played for the
professional and occasional with
the Rev James r. Kennedy. whose
son was in the class. giving the
invocation and the Rev. Charles Q.
Kidd. the henediction.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

! Mrs. Kyle Baldwin will be
hostess to the duplicate bridp e
club on Tuesday afternoon.
/ Mrs. Ardell Struck and child
len. will leave today to make
their home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert 1imberlake
and Mrs Winston Noel visited
Mrs. Undertakes sister, Mrs.
Harold Riley, and DR.. Rlley in
Lynchburg. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Lacy had as
their week end guests their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Smith. and son. of Rich
mond
Guests of DR.. and Mrs. David
c. Wilson have been their daugh-
ter-ln-law, Mrs. S. Spencer Will
son, Of Washington, and her par
ents. Admiral and Mrs. Harold C.
Train, of Annapolis. Nd.
Mrs James Fleetwood will en-
terrain her bridge club on Tues
day night.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank N. Jones on Friday were
Mr., and Mrs. M. K Evans and
daughter, Sally; Mr.. and Mrs. S.
p. TWeedy and Mrs. E. c. Tweedy
of Lynchburg. Also. Mrs. J. r..
Cardwell, Mr. and Mrs. F.. E.
Tweedy. of Concord, and Mrs.
Tucker Eubank and children of
Monroe. Mrs. j. p Beard of
Lynchburg. was a week end guest
in the same home. They attended
the graduation of Mr.. and Mrs
Jones daughter. Ann Paige at
Farmville High School.
Walton Carter has, rturned to
his home in Mcintyre, Pa. after
spending several days as the guest
of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. c. PettuS Anderson.
E. E. Stomback and Mrs Grace
Atkins, of Newport News. have re-
turned after spending the past
week as the guests Of MI. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Pairet at their home,
Pairet's Nest in Cumberland.
Dr.. and Mrs w. P. Beckham
visited friends III Sheppards Ia s
week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
10 County Ponds
Stocked With 1880
Bass This Week

Bass fishing prospects brigh-
tened considerably for next sea-
son this week. Conservationlst H.
E. Lacy reported 10 ponds in
Prince Edward were stocked this
week with bass from the Federal
Hatchery.
Some 1880 bass were put in
the 10 ponds which cover 1873
acres.
Fortunate pond owners were
R. W. Motley. j. A. Hines, George
D Dunn. V. B. Bollinger. B.
w. Allen. w. w. Vaughan. Robert
Schmidt. Roy Varderpool. Thomas
Driscoll. and C. L. Jones. Jr.
The conservation service has
been stocking area ponds through
the Federal Hatchery for the past
10 years.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Hampden-Sydn
Continued from page

SoiilIiluSQ IIOlll page 1
Christian Bredrup. Jr.. of Rich
mond. second honors, John Young
Nicholson, III. of Crewe; Franklin
James Carter. of Warrenton, and
nephew of Miss Alice Carter. re-
tired Longwood teacher. and Will
liam Spencer Hamrick, of White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Together with three magma cum
laude graduates. John Wise Sher-
man, III. Pearisburg; Edward Liv-
ingston Evans, III. South Boston
and Lawrence H. Hoover, Jr.. of
Harrisonburg, the top honor men
were initiated into the college S
Eta of Virginia chapter Of Phi
Beta Kappa, Saturday. to start
their commencement rounds.
Other Events
The Rev. Dr.. Kelsey Regen.
pastor of Durham. N. c.. First
Presbyterian Church. preached
Sunday mornings baccalaureate
sermon. Faith to Live BY" in
College Church.
Other events which were to be
held this afternoon Monday on
the Hill campus were: the COM
mencement luncheon on Venable
lawn in honor of the Glass of 1856
the annual meeting of the General
Alumni Association, and the re-
union of Six classes. 1896 to 1916
Parke Galusha McIlwaine. who
graduated last year with the BA
degree. was awarded the BIS degree
with the Glass of 1856 after COM
pleting requirements during the
year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
n rsonn( M/enh;on

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Jones
and Mr. and Mrs Waiter N. Cum
bingham attend the wedding Of
Mrs. jones nephew in washing :
ton during the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Walton F.nkS. Of
Roanoke, were guests at the Vega
ncke Tor Tie past few da. ard
attened the graduation of theii
son. Walton Finks il. at Hanlp-
Gen-Sydney
Nh and Mrs. Harry Hall have
returned TO their home IN Pu-
laski after being week end guests
of MI and Mrs. w. K. Garter
Their daughter Evelyn, is a
member Of the Senior class at
LOngWooC.
G II Womack, OF Five Forks.
visited his mother Mrs. Elto
Schroeder, on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Maloney.
of Cullen. We're callers sun day
afternoon OF Miss Josephine Tow
LEI and her brothers. Walter and
Eugene.
Miss Mary c. Womack ana her
mother MIS-. tlto Schroeder. visited
in the home of Miss MARGARET
Geotz, Of Simplicity. on Taurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Orange,
81 Roanoke were REGENTS guests
Of Mr.. Oranges sisters. the Misses
Edith and Sara Orange.
Ralph fowler and family. Of
charlottesville. and Mrs. Ann
Bolt, OF Richmond. were week enq
guests OF their mother, MIS-. O.
II. fowler and also visited Their
father, O. II fowler, who is q
patient in the Southside Com
lnunity Hospital
Miss Natalie Moffett and Miss
Jean Chew have returned to Buck
nell University in LeWisburg. Pa.
alter spending some time as the
guests of Miss Moffett's sister,
Mrs. F X. Crawford, and Dr.
Crawford. Guests in the same
nome now are Dr.. and Mrs. Char
les Wunder Of Purdue University.
Lafayette, Indiana, Mrs j. 4
McCufray Of Winchester. Mr..
and Mrs. F. K White and Scott
NInieer, Of Waynesbor0.
Carlton 3. Noel Dick, who
has spent the past winter teach
ing III New Mexico, is spending
ms vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Georee RODGERS. and Mr.. Rodgers.
MI and Mrs. Robert Newman.
Of Chattanooga, Tenn. are mere
on vacation visiting his mother.
Mrs c, H. Newman. and her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Farmer.
at their homo on the Har,pden-
Sydney Road
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
n and w Announces
Special Beach Rates

Greatly reduced summer round
trip fares TO Norfolk and Virginia
Beach have been announced by The
Norfolk and Western Railway The
week end excursion coach fares viii
be over - per cent cheaper Than
regular rond-trip tickets.
Tickets will be sold for all trains
going each Friday and Saturday I'M
IL September Is with return limits
of twelve days after date of sale
They VIII he honored on coaches Of
all trains. including The Powhatan
Arrow. Reglnning June Virginia
Beach BUSES will handle passen-
gers directly to and from Trains 3
and 4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05

Guests Of Mrs J H Dunford over
the week end We're Mr. and Mrs
W B. Marion, of Charlottesville.
They also visited Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Kirby.
Mrs. Karl Robertson. Mrs. Nelson
Robertson, and Mrs. j H. Dunford
attended the funeral of Ted Dmtord
in Lynchburg last Thursday.
Recent guests of Miss Mary Aus
tin were Mr., and Mrs Gordon Aus
tin. of Arlington. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Morrison of Richmond Miss
Mary plans to spend the month of
June with her brother Gordon. in
Arlington.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-05
Worsham Finals
Continued from page

Nf'iie'iltAd jill ElSN
the Gir:s' Chorus.
The graduates are Marvin Doug
las Dr!aklll. Bernard Hayden Nc
Kay, Francis Carl Slayton. Otway
Archer Southall, Jr.. John William
Vaughan William Matthew Watts.
Nina Ruth Edwards, Marie Garrett
FcwleY Anne Landon Harris. Ida
Mac Hughes. Eleanor Marie Jor-
dan, Fe2gy Joyce Mckay and Glad
vs. Ruth Roach
Formal exercises for the gradu-
ates opened last Sunday night with
a baccalaureate service at h e
school. The Rev Charles 0. Kidd.
Of Farmville. preached the class
selmon