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How Much Paint?

When using exterior oil paint
on a brick surface. experts fig
ure that one gallon of the first
coat will cover about 200 square
feet. The second coat will go
twice as far-about 400 square
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ocala street, Silver Spring. owner;
s swsins cast 214 oo Tsney road Silver
Rollison H. Baxter, 4110 Garrison
street NV. Washington, owner: dwell
ing at 500 Kirkwood drive, Bethesda:
cost, $4,000; architect. William Mayne
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Recent building permits issued
y MONTGOMERY County follow:

la MO1AtSOIhCiy SOu1lty lOAlOW.
P. James Nicholson. 2745 ordway
street NV, Washington. owner: dwell
ing. at Ruffin road, Chevy Chase: cost,
Sl3. 900; architect. Harold F. Clark.
Frank Taylor. Route l, Rockville,
owner: dwelling at Chapel road. Poto-
mac cost. S20.000; architect H. p.
Baxter.
Bennett Construction Co.. 7401 Wis
f'' at Pemberton street Bethesda; cost
$40 900; architect. Reyes & Lethbridge.
Eden Roc Estates, Inc, Aspen Hill
at Aspen Hill road, Rockville; cost
5000 each; architect. Stephen Korn-
Montgoniery County Board of Educa-
| ton, Rockville. owner; extend existing
school building at Joseph Mill road and
S1S5,O00; architect, Charles M. Good
Charles E. Houston. 5O24 Druid drive
KenSington, owner: dwelling at 6S01
Hillmead road. Bethesda; cost $4,000:
architect. H Clay Ashby.
Wesmond Building g. Investment Co.,
500 Baltimore road, Rockville. owner;
vile; cost. 5000 each; architect, John
A. d'Epagnier.
Kettler Properties, Inc, 1921 wiscon-
sin avenue NV, Washington, owner;
two dwellings at Newington road, Be-
thesda: one to cost $4,000 and one to
cost 100000; architects. Patterson &
Dean A. Rathbun. P.o. Box 5eO5. Be-
thesda, owner; dwelling at 5501 Golf
lane. Rockville; cost, $4,000.
Frank B. Darc@ Rockville. owner;
dwelling at Ridge drive. North Glen
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New Projects Okoyed
lnMontgomery County

Hills, Rockville: cost. $4,000; architect
H. F. Clark.
Lacy A. Farley. 1920 Verona drive,
Silver Spring. owner; dwelling at Her
mitage avenue. Wheaton; cost. $4,000;
architect, j. R, Newland.
Rockville. owner; dwelling at 5506 Ed
son lane. Rockville; cost. $50, 900; archi-
tects. Mason g. Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Kroutil, 940S
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

RockInsham'S otacr All-SE-
AAAA star, besides Goodman, is
Guard Robert CrIbbS. adesboro's
placements were Tackle Dom
Scott and Fullbdck Buck Kitcr!-
IN; and Laurln5urg's were Cent
Ct Robert Turner and Halfback
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05
SEAA All-Siar Grid Team Chosen;
Two Red Devils Receive Mention

So close and extensive was the
balloting on the Third Annual
Coaches Au-Southeastern AA
Athletic Association Football
Team that only two stars even
came close to being unanimous
choices.
Only the loops two most bril-
liant halfbacks, Bobby Robinson
Of Clinton and Jerry Goodman
Of Rockingham, were named on
all 10 ballots cast. Both led their
teams into a climatic struggle
which saw them meet in the
season finale, unbeaten, with
Rockingham capturing tn c
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05
Five co'u,,,b.zs Boys
Win Grid on0rs

select circle.
Two members of Carr's Horses
stopped by Rockingham after g.
regula rseason wins in a row
were the lone repeaters from
last years all-loop club. The!
are Halfback Bobby Robinso0
a 17-year-old, 167-pound, SO
senior and Guard Dallas Hol
lingsworth (l6, III, 5'10", Junior
on the all-star eleven for III
second time). Robinson an,
Rockingham's Halfback Jerr,
Goodman led the blalot with !,
votes each.
Other members of the 1875,
All-SEAAAA Football Team:
Ends - Peter Mcqueen, Clir
ton az, l47, SIP, Sr., 5 votes
Wayne NcGee. Hamlet, l6. 100
g.. Jr. (3); Tackles-Don SEQ
Wadesboro. 16. 221. g., Jr. G
Bill Crabtree. Dunn, II, 235. CT
Sr. ca: Guard-Robert Crihhs
Rockingham, is, $50, So, s,
| (D: Center - Robert Turn,
Laurinburg. is, 1856, 6'2", Jr. (3D
Backs - Jerry Goodman, Rock
iingham. II. $50. 5'9", Sr. GO)
Billy Beacham. Laurinburg. /
IFS. 5lO", Sr. (5): Buck Kitchir
Wadesboro. Is. IFS. 6'l", Sr. (i)
The 10 votes collected by II
two brillian halfhacks, Robinso
and Goodman were as near unani
nous as possible, since HamlC.
coach, J. V. Pruitt, did not ma.
a ballot. Mentors participating I
the all-star voting included jon
Small of Whitcville; l. s. Gree,
Tabor City: Pete Carr. Clinton
Ben Perry, Lumberton: Jac
b rroug $, Laurinburg: Jir
Brown. Dunn; Floyd Wilsor
Racford; Bob Reynolds. Sanfo-
Bill Eutsler, Rockingham; an
Ray Shelton. Wadesboro.
More than 80 players reccivn
votes in the balloting, the mos.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

championship.
Ten Cast Votes
Coaches casting votes were
John Small of Whiteville; l.. S.
Green, Tabor City; Pete Carr,
Clinton; Floyd Wilson, Raeford
Jim Brown, Dunn; Bob Reyn-
olds, Sanford Central; Jack Bur
roughs, Laurinburg; Bill Eutsl-
er, Rockingham; Ben Perry,
|Lumberton: and Ray Shelton,
WadeSboro. Coach J. ". Pruitt
of Hamlet did not mail in q
ballot.
SO spread was the voting on
the individual stars that no less
than 47 stars from the ll-School
conference received ballots toI
the honor squad.
Clinton Lands Three
Despite the fact that Rocking
ham nipped them, 1877, to win
the 1856 championship and stop
their 27-gamc regular schedule
win string, Coach Pete Carr'S
Clinton Dark Horses still landed
three Of their stars on the all
league club. The champion
Rockets of Bill EutSler; Ray
.ShClton'S WadeSboro Tigers, an6
Coach Jack Burroughs Laurin-
burg Scots each had two chosen
and Jim Browns Dunn Green
Wave and J. V. Pruitt's Hamlet
Red Rams each placed a player
apiece.
Two Repeaters
Only Robinson and Guard Dal-
las HollingSworth. also OF Clin-
ton, were rcpcaters on this year:
All-SEAAAA Team from tha'
Of year ago.
Robinson, a l7-ycar old 1877
pound senior. stands SO" anC
was the looks leading scorer
until edged in the title bout by
Rockingham'S Jerry Goodman
who weighs $50 and is a II
year senior standing s. 9" also
Goodman wound up with III
points; Robinson with lO8. Both
are fleet-foOted and likely COL
.lege prospects and both have
been nominated to play in Char
lotte's Shrine Bowl Game, Dec
/.
Hollingsworth is but a junior
and is a 2nd-ycar man on the
honor team. Hitting the scales
at III pounds, he was the most
consistent defensive man in the
SEAAAA this year. The hustling
rcd-head is $40" and IS years
old.
The other Dark Horse to be-
honored is Senior End Peter
MacQuccn. an outstanding
flanker for the Sampson club
who Is Il, weighs l47. and stands
5ll". He was an adept pass
catcher and an alert defense
man.
Rocket and Tig Stars
ROCklngham'S Otacr All-SE-
AAAA star. besides Goodman, is
Guard Robert CrlbbS. adesboro's
placements were Tackle Dom
Scott and Fullbdck Buck Kitch-
IN; and Laurlnburg's were Cent
Ct Robert Turner and Halfback
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

euver at Fort Riley, Kan, end
ing December 6.
McKeiiaan and other memb-
ers Of the lst Infantry Divisions
18th Regiment were flown to the
maneuver area in transport
planes, representing the first
landing of U. S. forces against a
mock enemy attack.
McKeithan, a rifleman in the
Regiments Company l., entered
the Army in October 1855 and
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05
Armed Forces

PFC EARL E. McKEITHAN, JR
FORT RILEY. KAN - PFC
Earl f. McKeithan Jr., whose
parents live in Chadbourn, n.
C., is participating in Exercise
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

star crew, while Dunn and Ham
let had one each to make the
Billy Beacham. Dun placed
Shrine Bowl Tackle Bill Crab
tree and the other spot went 4"
Hamlct's End Wayne McGee.
Cribbs. u 1.-the, l50-pound. l8-
year-old. SO" senior was a
standout in Eutsler's forward
wall all season. Don Scott star
red for the 3rd-placc Tigers or
both offenSe and defense; being
a l6-ycar. 22l-pound g., senior
and KitChin. an l8-ycar, l73-
pound, 6'l" plunger. is also =
senior who paced the Ray ShCl-
ton backs.
Beacham. a senior, 1878
$40, was one OF the fastest
backs in the league and Robcr:
Turncr-thoug he was forced
season was out-imprcSscd Cnou
20 give up the game before
the season was out-imprcsScG
enough coaches with his Stcrl-
the center spot. He is a junior
ing defensive play that he won
is l8, 1876. and 60.
Crabtrcc, 4 senior. is the team.
biggest man al 80 pounds. 81
and is l8. He paced Browns l:-
throughout the slate. MCGcc. /
l60pound. l6-ycar-olG, Wa
great on defense and a sturd.
blocker. He is a G. junior.
Many Others Mentioned
Many other good gridcrS jus
getting on the homo. .
eleven. Included IN this Er.I,
were Ends Brent Mudd. WaGcs
ooro; Gene FormyDuval, White |
Vile; Jerry KnoXX Rockingham |
and Jimmy Wilson, Sanford /
Tackles Charles Maultsb Y .
WhIteville; Guard Tony CLARK. |
Lumberton; and Backs Junior
Farris, Rockingham: John Liv-
ing, Sanford and Sammy Collins, /
Lum bcrton.
The 1856 Coaches All-SEAA
AA Team, with votes in par,
,nthesis:
ENDS-Peter MacQueen. Gin
on (5); WAYNE MCGEE. Hamlet I
,3.
TACKLES-Don Scott, Wade-sI
ooro az; Bill Crabtree, Dunn!
~.
GUARDS - Dallas Hollings-
worth, Clinton (5); Robert
Cribbs, Rockingham %.
CENTER - Robert Turner.
(3).
BACKS - Jerry Goodman,
Rockingham (l0); Bobby Robin
ION, Clinton GO); Billy Beach
I'M. Laurinburg (5); Buck Kit
hin, Wadesboro az.
Honorable Mention
ENDS - FormyDuval, White
lille (2); Mudd, Wadesboro C2):
Sanford (2): Chason.
-umberton ~; Lawrence. Ham
ct CD; KnCX. Rockingham (2):
PETERSON, Clinton (2); Smith.
Rockingham G).
TACKLES -Maultsby, white
lille (3); Rogers. Hamlet N):I
oldham, Sanford GD; Jolly.
.aurinburg GJ, Crouch D.I
,anady, Lumborton %: Rosscr.
(2): Hollingsworth.
linton %; Schacman. Lumb-
rton G).
GUARDS - Clark. Lumberton |
81; Scott, Wadcsboro %: Tho
las, Whitcvillc ~: Lylcs. San
ord CD: Sncad. Racford GD.
CENTERS - Brigham, Ham
It N): Freeman, Raeford IJ. I!
tarling, Clinton OD: Gritty. |
'adesboro G: Cribs. Rock
'gham ND: Wicker, Sanford
II; Bostian. Ractord 90, Ron 4
der Rocti-Eldin %: Cart
ct,c. TABOR City GD.
BACKS - Farris, Rocking
am (2); Kennedy, Clinton N):I
'opc. Dunn D; Loving. San
ord t2J: Charles Burns, Wadcs-
orc %; Smith, Hamlet G)I
olcs. Tabor City %: Colling,
umberton (2).
tby Jiggs Powers.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

Gown 70 etefmtyl
In those words assistant motor
vehicles commissioner Joe Gar
rett advised Tar Heel pedes.
ltrians to do their part this weel
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

closely contested In the three
years since the coaches begar
naming the aA-conferenee grid
team.
By JigEs Powers
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

completed basic training at For
Jackson, S. c.
The 20-year-old soldier st.
tended the University Of Nortf
Carolina.
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

Eawin Fowler who is emplo,.
ed In Newport News, Va. .ns,.
1.-THE THANKSGIVING holidays with with
! his family here. WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leon,,,
OF Asheville spent the Thanh.
giving holidays here in the ~.
OF her brother. B. L. Nesmits,
'Jr. and Mrs. Nesmith
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05
WALKERS BEWARE

RALEIGH-'Don't walk head
down to eternityi"
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

In cutting down pedestrian ~
icidents wnich killed 2sa w.n -
Ion North Carolina street, ~,
highways last year. sn
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

Five Columbus County boys
won honorable mention on the
Third Annual Coaches ALL
Southeastern AA Athletic Asso-
citation Football Team, released
today.
Charles Maultsby, husky, 1877
pound Whiteville Wolfpack
tackle, barely missed winning his
teams first all-conference berth
when he polled three votes, but
was nosed out by 235-pound Bill
Crabtree Of Dunn. who won with
fourth ballots.
Other Wolfpack performers
getting votes for the honor tea I
were End Gene FormyDuval (2)
and Tackle Mickey Thomas, who
received ballot for a guard
position.
Tabor City Red Devil mem.
bcrs getting bids for the All
SEAAAA Team were HalfbacE
Jason Soles and Center Larr!
Cartrette.
Clinton's runner up Darl
Horses, coached by Pete Carr
led all teams in placing men OF
the honor outfit with three star:
named. Rockingham's conference
h amps, Wadesboro's third
placers, and Laurinburg's Scots
each put two men on the all
star crew, while Dunn and Ham
let had one each to make the
Tabor City tribune., 1956-12-05

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hostess. Outdoor cookery was dem
onstrated by Mrs. Hubert Clabo.
Mrs. Harry Langhorne. Mrs. Web
ster L. Simons Jr. and Mrs. F. R.
Moon Jr. represented St. Anne S
Episcopal Parish at the annual Edu-
cational Institute Of the Episcopal
Women's Auxiliary at St. Gather
ines School in Richmond.
Albert Gauger. senior vice COM
mander Of Virginia WV. and Mrs.
Gauger, Of Greenbush. with W. I.
Waddell, adjutant quartermaster, of
Staunton. will spend the week end
with Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Moody at
their home here and confer on pro-
gram plans for the encampment in
Bristol next month.
Miss Frances Morris has been
spending some time in Richmond
with her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. william Morris.
Milton Cohen and daughters, Lynn
and Susan. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hogan in Chevy Chase. Md,
last week.
Ralph Scott. of Holster, spent last
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Pippin.
Charlie Cunningham is visiting
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Guys Outspell the Gals at Guild
Sponsored Fun Night Last Friday

"a, was held at the U. S. Rubber
Company plant A soft ball game
and outdoor worship service WERE
/ held.
! Mrs. T. D. Daniel. of Richmond
spent the week end with her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w
T. Miller. Miss Louise Pankey. oil
Richmond. and Mrs. Bill Pankey, Of
Arvonia, spent Sunday in the Miller
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Willet and
Mrs. Donald Hiss, from Washington
. c. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Eweldt and family.
Mrs &c trude Baird johnson. of
Portsmouth, spent the week end
With her mother. Mrs John Baird
and her sister, Mrs. Dabney Gun
bingham
NJ" and Mrs H. N. Lnmpkin and
family of Danv'lle. spent the week
end with Mrs. H. N. Lumpkin Jr.
SATURDAY, thnv visited M. and Mrs
S, L. Caldwell who were their
aeighbors in Danville.
Ms. J R. Smelling and daughters.
loon and Debbie. are spending the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Royce Col
ms When thew leave here. they
plan to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Eacott at Pilsonburg. Ontario. Can.
Mr. and Mrs. David Glass and
children have returned from a ten
day visit with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Black. in Albien. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs Madison Davis. of
Washington. are visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs John Davis. near here.
Music Recital
A music recital was presented by
the pupils of Josephine H. Simons
at her home here Monday evening.
Those who played were Karen John
son. Donald Carroll. Irene Dorrier.
and Sandra McDearmon.
The Fair Hope Home Demon
stration Club met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. E F. O'Brien with
her daughter. Mrs. Alvin Smith. as
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-26

Senators.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rahe ane
children spent several days las
week at Myrtle Beach. S. c.
Frank Russell Moon III is attend
ing the \ten-day Episcopal Church
Conference at Roslyn. near Rich
mond. Fifty-two boys. age 10 to H.
are attending this conference which
ends June %.
Mrs. Harry Langhorne and chill
dren. Johnny. Buttons and Harry
and Wharton Ramsey left June IA
for the beach at Avalon. N. j.,
where they will be until June %.
Mrs. Langhorne attended her class
reunion during the week end at
Vassar College
Miss Carrie Harding. of Waynes-
boro. spent the week end with the
Rev. and Mrs. John P. Elliott Jr.
Mrs. F. R. Moon Jr. spent the
week end in Norfolk with her father.
Q. H. Hornung. and her brother-in-
law and sister. Capt and Mrs X. L.
Butler.
New Orleans Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. John Asher. Reu-
ben and Mollie Carroll and Ralph
Torterich. Of New Orleans, spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. R. l..
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Scottsville

James Boiling Payne. of Bristol
son Of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Payne
was at VPI last week taking the
State Board Architects Examin-
alton. He spent the week end here
with his parents before returning
to Bristol.
Homer Ewoldt. of Hartley, Iowa
is spending the summer months
with his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Eweldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J R. Harrison. of
Columbia. S. c.. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Phillips last Satur-
day enroute from Washington, D.
c., to South Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Collins were
in Washington Sunday to see the
Detroit Tigers play the Washington
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Hudson
Miss Joyce Ann Mason. who will
be married in July. was guest Of
honor at kitchen shower given for
her by Miss Mary Pearl Turner on
Monday night About twenty guests
were present The color scheme was
pink and green.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stephenson
and children. of Silver Springs. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Rabenhorst
and family. Of Richmond. and John
Fox and daughter. Patricia. of
Hampton. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Fox.
Mrs. William A. Dawson Jr and
daughter, Anne. visited her mother.
Mrs Frank Rolsten, in Harrison
burg and also visited Madison Col
lege.
Mrs Randolph Payne and daugh-
ter, Mary Ellen. left Wednesday for
their home in Washington after
spending ten days here with Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ Payne, while Mr..
Payne was in California on bust
ness They will spend the week end
in Boston and attend the 60th we'd
ding anniversary Of Mrs. Payne's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
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SeotssviIIe News

Ralph " Krouse, of Howardsville
was the champion speller at Fun
Night sponsored last Friday night
by the ST. Johns Guild and Aux
Hilary.
A chicken IN the rought supper
WIS served in the church yard Mrs.
Percy Harris was captain of the
Women's team and Elmer Ramsey
Eweldt was best speller on the dis
taft team The words We're called
by DR. Jack Manaham The evening
was concluded with street dance
Floodliehts have been installe. on
the local baseball diamond for night
games
The Senior Methodist Youth Eel
loWShip has announced plans for a
recreation program each Monday
The regular meeting Sunday. June
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-26
Milligan.

|
Donald Carroll spent the weeh
end in Winnsboro. SC. and brought
his family home. They had been
visiting Mrs. CAROLS sister and
family, Mrs. B. E. Lyles.
Here from Florida
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cook and
family have returned to Washing
ton. D. c.. where he is stationed
with the u s. Navy. after spend
ing some time here with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cook
Mr.. and Mrs John Cook. Of Miami.
Fla. are now visiting their parents.
MIR. and Mrs. W. M. Cook.
Mrs. Harold s. PARROT and son.
Pete. of Falls Church. spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Caldwell, near Scots
vile.
Mrs Al Stress. of Ocale. Fla. is
visiting her brother. w. c. Proffitt.
Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
PairsOn Scott at their home near
Warren were Mrs. Beekman Aiken.
Mrs. James deForrest Bishop, Will
kinS Rustin and Thomas Fowler, all
OF New York City. and H. Bruce
Campbell who has recently returned
from Japan and India.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-26
DilIwyn Native
Is Graduate OF
Madison College


Miss Shirley Walton. granddaugh-
ter of M NJ. Davis and niece of
Mrs. and Mrs John c. Walton. of
DillWyn, was a member of the re
cent graduating class Of Madison
College Harrisonburg.
Miss Walton received bache-
lor'S degree in Music Education.
A member Of the Madison Glee
Club Miss Walton was one of %
students selected for a three week
tour of Iceland, Bermuda and the
Azora She also accompanied the
group to Florida last year where
they sang for the National Music
Federation meeting in Miami
She is also member of Sigma
Sigma Sigma Dlapason Club. Hon
or Council. Music Educators Club
aud the Wesley Foundation Council
Miss Walton has accepted a po-
sl,ion in Alexandria for the coming
school session.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-26
ArvOnia Native
Wins Degree In
New jersey

Mrs. Alice H. Barton. a native Of
Arvonia. Buckingham county. was
graduated June from Paterson
State Teachers College. New Jersey
She received a B. S. degree in
elementary education. Mrs. Barton
is the daughter-in-law of Mrs. Grace
N, Barton, of New Canton
Mrs. Barton. mother OF two chill
dren, was deans list student and
appears in the 1856 Who's Who in
American Universities and Col
leges.
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his sister, Mrs. Gene Webster, in
Crewe.
Johnny Rice and Gay de Colony
OF Richmond. spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dawson
and family.
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, 1956-05-18

1 George James, Administrator of the above estate in
accordance with an order issued out of the District Court,
dated May 3rd, 1856, do hereby give notice to all interested
persons that they are requested to appear at the Court House
of said Court on the. 18th day Of June, 1856 at 10 am. to file
any objection if any they have at the hearing on the final ac-
count of said estate.
First publication Of this notice made this 18th day of
May. 1856.
q. de Witt Rogers. Jr. George James
attorney for Estate Administrators
, 1956-05-18

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST: entrance Salary S5o4O per
annuml. This is professional work in administering and IN
terpreting psychological tests and in assisting in functions as
a member of Mental Health team.
Minimum experience and training: a doctoral degree IN cllnl-
cal psychology, including one year of internship; or compile
ton Of requirements for a doctoral degree, plus one year
experience in a diagnostic and treatment center.
PSYeHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER: entrance Salary $4,000
per annuml. This is professional social case work with pa
tients having problems of social and personal maladjustment
Minimum Experience and training: one years experience in
psychiatric social work; graduation from a recognized col.
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PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER Supervisor: entrance
Salary $4500 per annum). This is professional and administra-
tive work in planning and actively participating in social
casework services for patients having problems Of social and
ingpersonal maladjuStment.
Minimum experience and training: three years experience
in psychiatric social work at least one in supervision; grad
uation from a recognized college or university, supplement-
ed by completion of a recognized curriculum in %psychiatric
social work.
Application must be made on the official form which may
be obtained from the Personnel Branch Office, Christiansted,
ST. Croix, and should be postmarked by midnight.
ULLMoNT L.
Director of Personnel