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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

FORD 1885 Fairlane VS. club sedan
COZ hip; Fordomatic. radio, heater
power steering. Wv. tires: 2,6OC
actual miles; guar. for. z yrs.;
5000 cash down or '50-'bl Ford u
TED GIAMo. HA. 2-3973 ewes. Ia
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q 'eeS!oS7 OFF
4 EXAMPLES

OF Royals Sensational NoIues:
shell white finish, power steering, power
fyte, heater and defroster. Solex glass,
power brakes. African front seat, power
pack. inside rear view prism mirror. vanity
mirror. 2 outside rear-vtew mirrors,
exhaust extensions. rain shields, cigar
lighter wheel covers tdisc type), direc-
tional signals glove box lock, bsck.up
electric wipers extension vision windshield
trim, front door finish trim, drip molding
wide trim special white steering wheel.
4-dF. S-eyl. sport suburban; canary yell
low-eTgshell white finish. powerflyte, heater
and 6efroster, Solex glass, African front
mirror, outside rear;view mirror; exhaust
extension. rain shields, cigar hehter, wheel
covers tdisc typel, directional signals;
glove box lock. back-up lights, windshield
washers, variable speed electric wipers'
white Sidewalk tires sportone. winterised'
a.dr.. s;eyl. sport suburban. midnight
heater and defrostef, Solex glass, airfoam
front seat, inside rear-view prism mirror,
vanity mirror, outside rear-view mirror,
exhaust extension, rear buffer guards,
power seat, rain shields. cigar nghter'
wheel. white side wall tires. sportone.
?-dr. 6-eyl, de luxe suburban; powder
blue eggsheii white finish. powerfyte.
heater and defroster. African front seat
rear buffer guards, rain shields. cigar
lighter, wheel covers tdisc type), direc-
tional signals, glove box lock. sun visor
fright side): arm rests CTontIrisht and
sportone, white side-wall tires. winterized.
car life.
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DODGE 1888 club coupe; s7e9.
I'LL l4th. DI. 7-3993. 10
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Curdsville

Mrs. NJ. M. Julian had as visitors
last week. Mrs. Soloman and Mrs
Mildred Doll of Farmville.
Mrs Baldridge and Mrs. c. c.
Harvey called on Mrs. Wesley Dun
KUN. Mrs. Emmett Dunkum and
Mrs. Alfred Harris last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dowdy
visited o. M. Boiling. who is a pat
lent in the University Hospital at
rlottesville. last week.
Mrs. J. c. Dunkum and Mrs. EN-
NETT Dunkym accompanied Mrs.
Tim Charlton home to Yorktown
last week. Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Conner
while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernard Profit Wis
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
Proffitt. OF Charlottesville. last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Trentham and
children called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayfield Ownsby Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Allen is on the sick
list with a cold.
Charles Allen is back in school
after having his tonsils removed.
Mr.. and Mrs Mayfield Ownsby
were dinner guests recently of Mr.
and Mrs Peter Coin of Dillwyn.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Dunkum, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard White and sons. Butch
and Buddy, and Mrs. Florine X.
White. all Of Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. White and Buddy later at
tended the funeral Of her grand
father, Mr.. Goble. in Appomattox
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweden Allen yisi-
ted Mr.. Boiling in a Charlottesville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-13
Dillwyn

The Dillwyn Home Demonstrate
ton Club featured two demonstra-
tons last Thursday evening at its
April meeting, held in the home of
Mrs. R. E. Charlton. One was given
by a 4-H'er and the other by the
county home agent. Mrs. Bailey
Mrs. Ella Jones had as her gesuts
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Raine and
family. of WARWICK. we're Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and MIS- w. w.
Moore.
Among the guests of Mrs. Bette
Ay"Cs last Sunday were Mars. B. w.
Maxey Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Maxey
and Misses Ruby and Mary Maxey.
all of Wealthia.. Miss Thelma Maxey
of Dillwyn. and little Elaine Maxey
Of Richmond.
Mrs. Bette Ayres. who has been
i'll. was able to attend church Sun
day.
Mrs. Edna H. Pearson was a Wis
itOr in Richmond last Friday.
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hospital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Firebaugh and
family have recently moved to Bal
timore. where Mr.. Frebaugh has
accepted a position.
Mrs. Caudle and daughter have
returned home after visiting rela-
tives and friends in Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Newton and
family visited E. Neston and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Taylor. Of
Dillwyn. recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Asher visited
his parents near Brown Chapel Sun
day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hardiman,
Jr., and daughters we're visitors Of
W. P. Davis. Of Arvonia, Sunday.
Recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-04-13

c. c. Beattie were Mr.. and Mrs.
Buford Harvey.
Irving Poole has returned home
from having his tonsils removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

CLOSE TO RossLYN. vA.-5-rm.
semidet. brick. nicely furnished; In
cludeS full bSmt., auto. washer, oil
heat, . good-size bedrms, dishes
and cooking utensils. Now avail.
S125 mo- Cali J H. BENOiT,
Realtor KE S-6611: ewes. and
San ,JE a-ii1i is
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c sSs a..-iS YOU J. ARE fAf fSFFR.
ESTED in q large 3-room down
stairs apt. please call FRED
EHRLIcH REALTY, ST. 3-0450.
CoLORED-a RMs.-Kitchen and
share bath. all utils. furn.: Chris
tian home. AID. 4-697l. --15
COLoRED-2 RMS. kitchenette;
or 2 adults: reasonable price.
NJ 81. ne. IL 3-22Oi. -l5
CoLORED--3 Ice. RMS. AND BATH
New eond. mr.. 18th and Pa. ave.
Sc; rent, $50. OWNER. IA.
coLoRED-I7a7 N. CAPITOL ST.
. bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
hath: SIS incl. utils. Wo. 6-2274 or
c 81 ii HUNT PL. NE
Apt. A: lily. I'm, bedrm;; kit, ::
45O4 Hunt, Apt. B. wo. 6-2@44 or
coLoRED-I5Oo BLOCK OF lst
ST. NV rms. kit. and bath;
oil heat; l block transp.i 500 so
COLORED-S RMS. kit. and bath;
S65; vic. 18th and II ST. ne; 445
Tennessee ave. ne. IA. 9-5S06,
COLORED-52 QUINCY PL. NV.
tnr. N. Cap. and Fla. l-2 bedrms..
lse,, Nv. rm., entr: hall; kit;s path
well Ssl-ks sM apt H'5s6 house MA S-l sig
C0L0RED-APT. BLDG. mr.. Senate
Office NE rms, kit, tile bath,
redec.; adults; S73. ia. 9-dss9
coLoREp-No. : 18th ST. s.E. lo
rm. apt: pvt. bath and kit; near
D. c, Hospital. See tanitor or call
co Of RED YOU ST. NV
Modern. convenient. spacious. l.
nTq5 e see ,snitor p'G or cali cali SHAN HAN
NON 4 LUCHs. 724 l4th st. nv.
c Oh FAMILIES WHO
CARE--Cedar Gardens. This re-
fined garden community, bordering
historic Douglas Estate and sur
rounded by fine shopping and rapid
transportation offers gracious hy,;;
be pleased with the attractive floor
plan. the bright and spacious
rooms with picture windows, this
modern efficient kit. and plenty Of
closet space. Not to forget master
TV antenna. private parking. COM
plcte lhunuFy ana SIOFbBe IHclH-
Ties and Fairgrounds. ] bedrm.
from S72.50. Including heat and
hot water From Navy Yard 9th
St bridge Sc. follow Good Hope
I'd. 10 l4th st. Sc, right 2 blks.
TO Cedar st. and apis. See res.
mgr LU. 4-s94f. SHANNON q
LucHs. 724 I4th st. NV, Ma.
coLoRED-APTs. 1. 2. 3. 4, 5
ROoMS-close to Capitol. Sc.
mined posS AID. i-450S. lie
C0LORED-I2O5 F0OTE ST. NE
. rms, kit. and bath. $3.50. Re-
decorated. Kew at Apt !, lib
C0L0RED--APT. UNtURN. for rent.
! and . rms. kit, bath; utils. in
clpded Du. 7-l262.
COLORED - 62i r ST. NV. - 3
rooms and bath, S6250 mo. Call
RE. T-5224, tn. 2-11l1.- 15s
C0LoRED--i2I0 HOLBRooK TER.
N.E.--3 rms. bath apis. avail. at
trac redec; 20 minis. from dntn. (:
adults; S63: heat and INV. incl
Apply Apt. 1903, IL noon to 4 m.
Sunday --l5
COLORED--3 LARGE RMS, kitchen
and bath; plenty of heat and hot
water; eonv. location; for refined
PEOPLE, HE. $500 ---l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-14

ATTENTION COLORED
Applications now being accepted for
new apt, bldg. In choice southeast
location, special consideration
given to Government employees with
no children.
MRS. FORD LII. 1896
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

IA baths; fun bsmt.: sfo5 mo.
Immed poss. HERB BEDFORD,
AP, 1886. AP 7.4sso.
BARNEY CIRCLE AREA. 1915 G St:
s 81. Tefi rms 81, 9 1NntE7 gas INV z:
ALMoST-NEW 3-bedrm. brick RAM
bier, S Arl.,. near Pentagon and
Navy Annex; Sl25 a mo. Call for
appt. . TO b ia S-3366: ewes. and
week ends KE 6-S3J2. -I5
NICE; newly ,s decor co VI h q &C, conyt
door, bedrms.. bath. lst a
bsmt.; dorm. End fl, 10. S-S534.
Mr.. NAVAL HosP.-5-rm. bunsa.;
s.E.--siX ROOM RAMBIER. cellar,
stove, refgr., Venetian blinds. storm
windows; Sll0. LII, 4-s705. --16
MISUNDERSTANDING area. bed
rms, 3 baths: Sl65 mo-. vacant;
Al! conysn!enceS;, OIL. ,G-Sll0. Ia
CLARksBuRG, MD, Hammond Or
range and icebox; wood for cutting;
wood for cutting; $50. Groom
house at $40. Apply No. 8 Ham
GRRI 2RSA f;N ST. NE, s4s, biks.
oft. refsr.; house only yrs. old.
Al cond.; only $3.50 mo-; bus
taTe STEWART eBB BROS INC" Dt.
I6tIt n. Goth, ARL.. VA.-Modern:
3 bedrms., sep. din, nm. bath and
" powder rms. breakfast nook in
kit Ice. rec. I'm. and gar. cow.
to bus, schools, churches and shop:
rent, SI75, Phone during office
hours, J. F; BRoADDus' EH. b
DIXON HILL, MD, 5711 St, Bsrna-
bias I'd. s.e,--i-rm. bungalow, bath.
heat. cleo range; mr. EaStover; rent
from OWNER, LO. T-S150 10
BEST NV. LOCATION, 500 Klingls
st, in Kent area--Generous-slZe
liv I'm. and din. rm,, = bedrms.,
IL baths, brick terrace, charm-
ingly set in large wooded lot; beng
completely redec. $3.50 per mo.
Call Mr.. Yount EN-. 3-2279, with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, ---16
Continued on Next Pags)
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ALEXANDRIA
Tire NJ. H. BARRY Org.
XII. 9-363O XII. 9-007S

BETHESDA. Old Chester rd.--Beau-
titul country home now avail. 8
rms. 2t2 baths, garage and porch.
Large yard Wooded area. SECS.
EDW H JONES g. CO. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. OIL. 7-2717
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APIS. UNFURNIsHtD-MD.

CORAL HILLS At ID. C. LINE-Gar-
den den aP esx ,s SedrT E,Is sss s,b bed
bus. shops sSs u.s. Is. sH7oss. NJ sen90i
TAX. PIX. mr.. Flower Thtr., SAFE
2 bedrms.. porch. newly dec; vene-
tian blinds: $50, 10. 5-1747. III
TAKOMA PARK---Lovely 1-bedrm
6ids.: : from sac so, incl. utiIs. ~
7-7+D0 or EN-. 3-1240 or Ma. B.
TAKoMA PARK Very attraetiv.
living room, bedroom, kitchen, III
nette and bath; in brick apt: neal
only; SIS. WA. 7-6oao: ewes, ~
soOs 'e GREENWOOD AVE. TAX. PK.
Mont. Co.--Lge. liV. rm., bedfIn.i
spac. din. area. kit, bath, Bundeck;
u blk. to transp,; no child. or pets;
sos mo, HE; 4-3500: ewes. Ju. g.
p $oil y,1 Y, W. LEWIS rs +, h.d-o d4
living rm., dinette, kitchen, bath
schools and shopping center: S65
TO $50. plus utils. Pc. 2-4296
TAKOMA PARK-2-bedrm. apt; lge
Ivy rm.., frepl.: mod. brick bldg
500 incl utiis. JU. b-2296. --l6
APT. IN PRIVATE HOME. Best sec
ton Of Rockville; a r99oms plus
kitchen % and beth esth; Po' %-%lol. Eye S
DUPLEX APT. first floor, corner. 2
bedrms., garbage disposal. 3 min
utes from Langley. HE. 4-S43s.,
UNIVERSITY MANOR - Most ap-
pealing garden project Of clo:e,in
Silver Spring area, thoughtfully
planned; to .o ofIsr you mere S.r conn
and spacious ana 2 bedroom apis:
from SIS and from $50. incl. ali
utils. Cleaning kitchen. spacious
dining area, sufdcient closet space,
automatic laundry and storage
locker plus many other outstanding
features. Also, attractive apt. now
available at $40. 81 course. you'll
express transportation. New ele-
mentary school at project. See res.
mgr. 5000 Old Biadensburg I'd.
Apt 3, JU. g-5Ss7, or SHANNON
4 LucHs, 724 i4th st. NV, Ma.
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. din. bath: utiis. incl, S71 40:
coupe; refs no pets. 10. 3-6Sss.
APT, in center Of Rockville bed
ROOM on busline; very nice apt.
available at once. 20. 2-2f01,
weekdays. lis
TAKOMA PARK. a04 Fairview ave.
Il bedrm,. liy. rm., dinetts and
kit; all utils. fnrn., SIS mo, Call
~ a.!50s or HE, a-7le4; 10
pie preferred. located near Howard
County. Johns Hopkins Building,
and Rocky Gorge Lake. SIP, 4-3I32.
TAKOMA PARk--3-u brick bldg
End A., plus lge. attic; 9 bedrms
ige. lily. rm: adults. OIL. 2-0026
ONE BEDRM.. liy. rm., kit. and
bath: $50. 60 mo; 4619 Lewis ave
TAkoMA PARK-3-unit brick bldg
terrace apis; newly dec.i 2 rms,
kit, bath: adults only. OIL. 2-002B
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COTORED

/ bedrmu liy. rm.. dinetts, kik ant
S67.60 plus utils.
2 bedrms;. Nv. Ems dinette. Kit. ant
SIS per mo. plus utils.
p. T, CONSTRUCTION CO.
l413 K 81. NV. ST. 3-216t
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-27
Funeral Rites Held
Saturday For Mrs.
Evelyn Mann Rhudy

Mrs Evelyn Mann Rhudy, 80
Was killed instantly Thursday
July 19 in an automobile accident
near Abingdon
She was the daughter Of Mrs
ObedIah Mann of Farmville.
She was a graduate OF Farm
vile High School, and Longwood
College. where she was a member
Of the Monogram Club and was
captain of the basketball team
her senior year.
AT the time of her death she
was teaching in Abingdon High
School
She was a member of the
Farmville Baptist Church.
In addition to her mother. she
is survived BY her husband, Will
liam S Rhudy 81 Abingdon. three
sisters and three brothers; Mrs.
Graves Powell Boykins: Mrs. G..
A. Mitchell Jr., Charlotte N c..
Nrs. William L. Pierce Potts
mouth Edward NJ. Mann, Farm
ville' w T Mann Falmville,
and sydnor G Mann. Pamplin.
Funeral services Were held Sat
umday July p at Campben's Fun
eral Home IN Abingdon, with in
torment IN the local ceme cry.
there
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-27
Special Session
Continued from page |

Commission, including a version
Of the student assignment plan
But Governor Stanley will prob
ably insist on legislation to assure
keeping the races separate in the
schools
r, B. Crawford, of Farmville.
president of the Defenders of Sow
erelgnty and Individual Liberties.
said he is highly gratified with the
Governors stand and was sure
thinking people all over the state
will be pleased. Crawford termed
the Governors stand "a further
step toward continuing constitu-
tlOnal government
School Commission Meets
The full 32member School
Study Commission was in session
on Thursday morning 1t had be-
fore it the commission plan an
nounced last November. and the
further proposals of Governor
Stanley which he made at a press
conference on Monday.
The Governor has asked the
commission to restudy the assign
ment portion of their report, indi-
eating that he did not approve
this part Of the announced plan.
He did approve many of the other
features Of the commission re-
port including the tuition grant
recommendation
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-27
Southside Hospital
PATIENT LIST

Mrs. Naomi Ayers, Farmvllle, Mrs.
Verna Pritchett. Farmville; Mrs
Eugene Banton, Rice Raymond
Langford, Chase City; O. c. Kauff-
man. Green Bay: w. H. Woodfin,
Dillwyn. Mrs P II. Crannis, CreWe
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Roberts,
Crewe, boy, July II.
Mr. and Mrs. w l. Ray, Farm
vile. boy. July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs H C. Taylor, Keys
vile. girl, July 49,
Mr. and Mrs. E w Siersema,
Farmville. girl, July II.
Mr. and Mrs. G S Dunbar,
Farmville. boy. July l8.
Mr. and Mrs A O. Allen, Pros
pec,t boy, July 49,
Mr. and Mrs W. D Shelton
Farmville, boy. July 20.
Mr. and Mrs E r. Harrison.
Cartersville. girl, July 81
Mr. and Mrs r. S Clarke, VII
llamsburg, girl. July %
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-27
Patients Admitted

Mrs. F. N Tanner KeysVille, c
A Bailey Fort Mitchell, Earl De
Hart. Fafmville. Mrs 6 B Arnold
CreWe; Mrs fernando N II . z
Burkevile. James Trammell Keys
vile, Mrs W II Mckay Farm
vile; Mrs. W I Johnson, Chase
City; d r Forrester Blackstone
Mrs j W Toone. CreWe; +. l..
OVerton. BurkeVlAe
Jimmy Early. Farmville Mrs
M Glascock benjamin L. earn
EFT. Rice. A Hugh Calhoun. Farm
vile; Mrs Reed Miller. Dillwyn;
Mrs. L. B Franck Cumberland: .
Mrs. c A Harding Crewe Mrs.
w. 7. Flippen, Crewe Mrs. c G..
Wagstaff. Skipwi.h Mrs. T E
Granger Arlington. Mrs. NJ l..
briggs Green Bay.
Nj B Wilson, Keysville; L f
Tcney. Dillwyn Miss Marlene Bry-
ant. Crewe, Gary Hodges, Crewe.
Mrs j { Rodenhizer, Blackstone;
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Marks, Col
umbia. girl, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Kitchen,
Blackstone, girl. July 23
Mr., and Mrs. F. p. OVERLY. Keys
vile, girl, July %.
COlOred Patients
Clyde Gordon, Jetersylle&.
COlOred Births
Charlie and Mary Hilton, Pros
pect, girl, July q.
Donald and May Witcher, Farm
vile. girl, July 81.
J. A. and Irene Lynch, CreWe,
boy, July %.
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L. William F. Pillow left Sat
urday for Long Island, NJ Y,
after he and Mrs. Pillow spent
his furlough With his moaher, Mrs.
Clara Pillow,
Mrs. Z. c. Gillian and Mrs. Jo-
. ph @ Vasilow and children.
Georgia Ellen and John Edward.
Of 81. Paul. MINI. were guests on
Sunday Of Mrs Edward g. Bur
rell, Guests in the same home on
Wednesday were Mrs. Susie Gil
liam and daughter, Miss Sue Gil
liam OF DillWyn.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-27
Absher Obituary

The obituary account for Os-
car w. Absher appearing in the
Herald of July "a, omitted two
adopted daughters N listing sur
vlVors The two are Louise and
judy Saunders One Of the sur
viving sisters, Mrs. Ashby' Snoddy
lives at Dahlgren, not at Arvon-
Ia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-27
Re ,,ona(
nlRn6on

Miss Lucy Cralle is visiting with
the Meredith RobeSonS at their cot
tage in Mays Head
Robert Chappelle is expected to
return this week after spending
seven weeks at Camp Monocan Mr..
Chappelle is the Boy Scout field
executive for this area.
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Dillon, R K Brock. R. w. Du-
puy, w N. Young ! N w4k1l-
son, j. Woodfin Hughes and w
S. Weaver.
tt. delegation viii 90 to
Richmond "uninstr1cted" and
with authority 20 use the unit rule
i'll voting the entire delegate
unaalmCuSly
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County Democrats

Continued Jfona PAGE y
Mrs j T. CLARK
Also, Q w Palmer Graham
Ralfold Edward A. rayne T. D
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Dallas and Randy Howard o.
Wallace, N c.. are visiting witt
their sister and brother-in-law MIR
and Mrs. Walter Putney. Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald kahle. o.
ShlppenVille, Pa. are guests this
week Of Mr. and Mrs. Sydnor New
man, Jr.
Mrs Mildred Morgan leaves this
week TO make her home in Fails
Church She plans TO open a photo
studio there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chappelle
expect as their guests for the week
end, Mr. and Mrs F. L. Ferguson
of Baltimore. Their daughter Patsy
Will return with her parents after
visiting with Mrs Chappelle fol-
three weeks.
Mrs. F. W Mcintosh and Mrs. A
NJ. Bynum expect to spend Friday
j III hiCIllllOllu
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pickett last Thursday were h I
brothers and their families, Mr. and
| Mrs. Reginald VasSar and daugh-
tiers. Of Erie, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Basil Vassar and children. of Taze-
we'll. Also visiting in the same home
were Mrs. Pickett's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. L. Vassar. of near
Abilene, with whom their sons were
spending their vacations.
Warren Nelson is attending the
Photographers National Convention
at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chi
cago this week
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Garrett at
tended the Morgan-SWartz wedding
at the Episcopal Church in Buchan-
an last Saturday Mrs. Garrett and
Mr.. Morgan are brother and sister
Nii9 ~ - FduS4ldH anu udu9Il-
ter. Nancy. have returned after
spending some time at camp in
Newport News Mrs Vaughan was
ACCOMPANIED home bv her mother
Mrs. Florence Richer. and her son.
Herbert who had been visiting Mrs
Riehers daughter. Mrs r B Baird
in Newport News.
Mrs Floyd HeartWell and Chill
dfen nave arrived from Portsmouth
j. Hillsnan
W A CONAN and daughter Judy,
were Sunday guests OF MI and
MIS- X a Daniel
laet u,ool, ,,ieit,,, ,,-;th ~, ,f.,,,
Pot nanial
Mr. and Mrs w S Farley and
S0n are spending several days at
Virginia Beach Their daughter.
Carolyn Ann. is visiting with her
aunt. Mrs R A Daniel. while her
parents are away
family and MI and Mrs. Lewis
Garrett and family spent last week
at Ocean View
viz Decay f>iuuIch pans 70
! pe''a 'i'ls "eeh enc EiSlthlS WIN
Rlddick, at their home in Cora
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Pioneers Install
Officers In Joint
Action Saturday

The Pioneers of Alaska held
their annual installation Saturday
evening jointly with the women
of Auxiliary No. |. Mrs. Jim
Walsh and Robert Scott were in
stalling officers and Mrs. Fred
Rohn and Clements Lean were
installing marshalS.
New presidents for the two or
CARNATIONS were Pearse Walsh
and Ellen Waldhelm, both second
generation Pioneers. Other Off
GERS elected were Vice Presidents
Mrs. Fred Bockman and Mrs. Russ
Hermann, George Waldhelm and
Frank Morris; Secretaries Lille
Lewis and Russell Hermann;
Treasurers Antonio Polet and
Edith Arnold; Chaplains Mike
Walsh and Rosie Woods; Histor-
ians Charles Jones and Carrie
McLain; Marshals Mike Kelly
and Barbara Martin; Doorkeeper
Carl Hill, Inside Guard Della Co
shaw; Trustees Gus BjornStad
and Jennie Frasier.
A past presidents pin was pre-
scented to Fred Bockman and a
gift to Jim Walsh as trustee.
The women presented a gift 20
Lille Lewis, secretary.
A gift and letter was sent to
George GoShaw, outgoing secre-
tary for the men.
Following cards, a smorgesbord
prepared by the Polaris was
served to the guests.
Winners of the card games
were Mary Ellen Walsh, Mrs.
Fred Rohn and Mrs. Henry I'LL
rich, and Clements Lean, Fred
Rohn and Chuck Frasier.
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Nome Girl Scouts Bring
Scouting Instructor For
Weeks Training Course

The Girl Scouts of Nome are
having a nationally trained in
Structor come here from Fair
banks.
This instructor is going to have
a one-week condensed training
course in the Kozga building to
train all leaders of the various
groups of Scouts in the proper
ways of scouting.
The instructors costs will come
to about 5000, stated leader Mrs.
Frank Morris, who is urging more
of the permanent residents to
take advantage Of this opportun-
ity for instruction, even if they
are not now working with the or
ganization.
She states that most of the peo-
pie registered for the course are
comparatively new to the com
munity and she feels that more
should avail themselves of the
opportunity.
Further announcement will be
made soon.
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CAP Cadets Studying
Course In Map Reading

The Civil Air Patrol Cadets are
enjoying a fine course in map
reading under the direction of
Carl Liebig, 9th grade teacher at
Nome School. The course started
last week and will continue for
eight weeks.
The group, which has become
larger with the activities offered,
is striving for still bigger men,
bership and is actively canvass
ing every young person Is years
of age or over. Some 14-year-olds
who are sophomores in high
school have been admitted.
Don NUM- is reporter for the
group and has been keeping the
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WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the
US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued fair and colder to-
night and Tuesday. Northerly
winds 1920 mph. Low tempera~
ture expected tonight 20. High
tomorrow g.
Nome data last "a hours as of
7 am. today: High temperature
81, low 5. Max. wind AZ mph.
from the NE. Sunrise at $50 am,
sunset at 2:53 pm.
Temperatures year ago today:
high ID, low 5. Extremes this date
since 1907: high 33 in 1922, low
SO in 1894.
Other stations as of 2 am. foday: