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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21

Following this portion OF the
program Nellie Russell installed
the new officers of the two clubs.
AS the officers accepted their
new tasks, they lighted candles
to symbolic their acceptance.
The newly installed officers
of Geauga County B. annd P.
Women are: president, Lillian
keenan,; first vice president,
Marie Miller; second vice pres
ident, Margaret Ellicock; trea-
surer, Mary Jane Jonke; CORE
spending secretary, Ann Skid
more; recording secretary, FL
eanor Cramton.
The gavel was presented to
each of the new presidents. Mrs.
DeGroft presented a pin and
the gavel to Lillian keenan,.
Announcement was made of
new charter in East Cleveland
Club at Tudor Arms Hotel on
June q. Mrs. Jennie Davidson
told of the July meeting which
will be held at Lillian Keenans
in the form of a picnic affair.
She acknowledged all who help
ed to make a successful evening:
to Jeannett Grossman, W no
was rSponsibl for tn labor
at programs, to Marbuarite
Tate who made all the favorS,
pink appleblossom corsages. AL
so on the committee were Ag-
nes Lustig, Phyllis King, Nancy
Speck, Loretta Holmes, Margar-
ct Ellicock, Elsie DeGroft, Lii
liam keenan,.
Mrs. Davidson introduced the
speaker for the evening. The to-
pic that Mrs. Mildred Randall
talked bout was Africa as 1t
is Today" She pointed out the
vastness of the continent and
that all over Africa there is
great unrest. Mrs. Randall spent
a number of years with her hus-
band as missionaries in the u
nion of South Africa.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
County Farmers May Vote
on Wheat Referendum

in the referendum on July 20.
The voting plave will be at the
A S c Office in Burton.
This vote is on quotas, not
allotments. If the quotas are
approved, price supports will be
available to each farmer who
complies with his farm wheat
acreage allotment at a level be-
tween rs and 80 per cent of
parity. If quotas are not ap-
proved, price support will be
available to such farmers at
so per cent of parity, as pro-
vided by law.
Acreage allotments will re-
main in effect for the 1857 whea
crop even if marketing quotas
are disapproved.
THE WHEAT supply for the
marketing year beginning July
/, 1856 is now estimated at al
most two billion bushels Of.
wheat, with well over a billion
vious crops. This supply would
meet all our anticipated needs
domestic and export for the
next two years; it is II per
cent more than what the low
specifies as normal.
When the total supply of wheat
is so large that it exceeds the
normal supply by more than 90
per cent, the law directs the
secretary of agriculture to pro-
claim marketing quotas for the
following wheat crop. This he
did on May IA.
Growers themselves, in the
1857 commercial wheat produc-
ing area, however, will make
the decision on whether to use
quotas for the 1857 wheat crop
in the referendum on May 20.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
Geauga Women's Club to
Meet June %, Thompson

well known Geauga county bus
mess man, George H. Holmes
of Bass Lake rd., MunSon town
ship who will talk on III Be
There With Bells On.
The Thompson ladies will
serve luncheon at 1890, reser-
vations to be made with Mrs.
Marie Olds at Thompson.
At 1;30 the afternoon session
will take up and include re-
ports, installation of officers and
lecture by Mrs. George A. Moor
or Lakewood who will talk on
Not One But Many Crosses
from round the World, and
following her lecture she will
show many of her unusually fine
collection. Mrs. Moore's social
work, both professional and vol
unteer, has taken her to many
parts of the world, all of which
helps to make her a most char
ming speaker.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21

| All children two, three and four
years of age living in the West
Geauga school district are eligi-
BILE.
Entries may be sent to Mrs.
Lucille Ewart, Shady Lane, or
left at VorelS store. The name
and birth date of child, parents
names and phone number are
required.
Entertain at Picnic
DR.. and Mrs. c. P. TITUS en-
tertaned at their home on Sat-
urday the Mems group from
the Trinity Congregational
church at Cleveland Heights. O
yer so attended the picnic.
Heir Ways .
Born at Lake county Memorial
hospital on June 13 son, James
Thomas, to Mr.. annd Mrs. Lloyd
Albrecht. Mrs. Cliff Hall has
been at the Albrecht home dur
ing the mothers absence caring
for the three borthers and SIS
ter of James Thomas. Mrs. Al
brecht and infant were eXpec-
ed home on Monday.
Camp Fire
The second annual camp fire
of West Geauga Camp Fire
girls was held on Thursd ay
evening, June IA, on the lawn
at the Russell school. In atten-
dance were $50 girls, their par
ents and friends.
The event was arranged by
Mrs. Richard Dryer. Mrs. Ralph
Kneale, chairman of the Lead
ers association, presided. Mrs.
Upshur Evans, was in charge OF
the Blue Birds Flying Up
ceremony. Thirty-four Blue
Birds became Camp Fire girls.
Certificates of rank and a
wards were presented by lead
ers to 80 Trail Seekers and eight
Wood GathererS. Mrs. Leonard
CoWleS led the singing.
Riverview Missionary Circle
Riverview Missionary Circle
met on Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Claude Williams.
The speaker was Mrs. John
Goodek, a missionary in rural
France.
Friday evening, June %, the
young people of RivervieW will
meet at the church at 7:30 to
begin a progressive treasure
hunt. This will end with a wien
er roast.
Chester Zoning Permits
The following zoning certifi-
Gates were issued in Chester
Township during the week end
ing June 16 by William E. Be-
bout, zoning inspector.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
3-Car Crash Injuries a Geaugans
Driver
Jailed for


Mrs. Naomi Petersen, Mum
son, is in critical condition at
Lakeside hospital today as a
result of a three car collision
on Rt. 322 in Munson Tuesday
evening at 1000, according to
sheriff department reports.
Also injured were:
Ralph D. Pfaff, 80, of Rt. 2,
Chardon, who received lacera-
tions of the left arm. He was
driving his own car.
Lynn SEMINARS, Chesterland,
who received decorations of the
forehead. She was a passenger
in a car driven by Hansel Ash
by.
Hansel Ashby, %, Chagrin
Falls, whose injuries were not
listed on the sheriff'S depart
ment reports.
MRS. PETERSON, who, ac-
cording to the reports, received
injuries of the right hip and
decorations of the forehead, was
passenger in the car driven
by her husband, Clarence Peter
sen, Sc.
The accident occurred 900 feet
east of FoWler's Mill Rd.
AShby and Pfaff were driving
west on Rt. 322, according to
the reports. Ashby skidded 1913
feet before hitting the rear of
Pfaff's car, then swung across
the highway and hit Petersen's
car, which was approaching
from the west.
Ashby said his speed was 80
mph, but it was estimated on
the sheriff's reports at 80 mph.
HE WAS FOUND guilty of
driving while intoxicated We'd
nesday morning in the court of
Justice of the Peace Charles
Hall and sentenced to 20 days
in jail and a $500 fine.
All of those injured were ta-
ken to Corey hospital, treated
and released, Sheriff E. John
Phelps said, with the exception
of Mrs. Petersen.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
Fair Band
Sets Dates
for Summer

A etnative schedule of sum-
mer appearances of the Geauga
county fair band throughout the
county was announced to the
members at the bands practice
session Tuesday evening at the
fairgrounds in Burton.
Thus far scheduled are eight
appearances, in addition to the
concerts at the Geauga county
fair in September according to
William T. Hanna of Chardon.
newly-elected vice president
The band is scheduled to play
July 4 at the fairgrounds in Bur-
ton for the Amerian Legion Ju-
ly 4 observance, on July 7 at
Claridon, on July 8 at Balm
bridge and on July 13, at Bur-
ton again, at a fish fry being
sponsored to benefit the Geauga
county home.
Other tentative dates include:
July % at Auburn, August at
Parkman, August II at the Mid
dlefield homecoming and August
18 at Troy.
NEW OFFICERS of the fair
band We're elected at a recent
meeting. In addition to Hanna,
they include:
President, Dick Fowler; sec
retary-treasurer, Wynne Cathan;
manager, Tom Cathan; librar-
ians, Shirley Fowler and Ed
Friihauf; uniforms, Mildred Ho-
ward.
The bands board of directors,
also recently elected, are: Bob
Fowler, Marten Merryf e d,
Claude Howard, T. Dwight Ladd
and Barbara Ricca.
Fred Austin is director and
Hugh Johnson is assistant di-
rector.
The band practices every
Tuesday night at the All build
ing at the fairgrounds in Bur-
ton, according to Hanna, and
any interested Geauga county
resident may addition at that
time.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
Teachers Get Ffno~shirs

Two Geauga high school sci
ence eachers have been award
ed a 1856 General Elecric sci
ence fellowship for a special
summer program of study in
physics at Cast Institute of
Technology.
Herbert E. Steingass, Char
don a science teacher in Bur
on high school and Lloyd J.
Slane, Windsor, a science tea
cher in Chardon high school,
will participate in the program
running from June II to July
81.
DR.. Elmer Hutchisson, dean
of the graduate school and di-
rector of the research division,
said a total of so GE science
fellowships were awarded to out
standing preparatory and high
school teachers of physics in II
states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, Ohio, Western PEN
nsylvania, Tennessee, West Vir-
ginia, and Wisconsin.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
Chardon Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Chad Thrasher
their daughters, Pamela and
Shelley, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Rodhe and their
children, Jackie, Jill and Mitch
left Saturday night for one
weeks vacation at ther cabin
at North Bay, Ontario. The
ThraSher'S other two children
Vicky and Chip, are staying with
their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray ThraSher.
EdWina Hofstetter, Dawn
Whitright, Sally Bruce, Sue FL
len Knapp and Louise Gore all
took part in the dance recital
given by Studio Theatre OF
Painesville last Wednesday e.
vening at Riverside high school.
The grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. I. Pallant of Chardon, John
Pallant of Mentor, flew to Tus-
con, AriZ., June 7 to visit his
uncle, Ed Serhatn. The 11-year-
old youth is an honor student
at Mentor elementary school.
! Mrs. Maude RosSer of Char
don was honored June 9 with a
birthday dinner given for her
by her children at Helreigels
in PaineSville. The table was
decorated with spring flowers
and Mrs. Rosser was presented
with birthday cake topped with
sparklers. Others present were
the MessrS. Fay Roberts, Stan
ley Newberry, Harold Ash, all
of Chardon and Mrs. Dan Gabor
of Madison.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
40 Chardon
Youth Go to
Day Camp

One hundred forty Chardon
youngsters at least according
to official registrations spent
last week at the community
day camp at Camp Pi-Chi on
Wilson Mills rd.
The quoted figure is the Of
ficial one, but Ray Hurd, re-
sident manager of the camp,
reported that the camp staff
was feeding over 200 at several
noon meals during the week.
The day camp, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Esther Williams
is open to all first, second and
third graders in the Chardon
area. The third graders stayed
over night on Thursday.
Chardon area young people
will have two more opportuni-
ties during the summer to at
tend camp. The week beginning
July / will see area fourth, fifth
and sixth grades at the camp,
and the Junior high camp will
be held the week beginning Ju-
ly Is.
These two camping sessions,
according to Rev. Charles w.
Strong of the Pilgrim Christian
church, are being sponsored
by that church and the Chardon
Methodist church.
The staff of the Chardon a.
rea Junior camp, during the
week beginning July l, has been
announced.
The program director for the
week is Miss Marlene LogSdon,
with Rev. Strong as dean of
the camp.
These teachers have ben an
nounced: Mrs. Gladys Vaughn,
Mrs. Kenneth Bender, Mrs. Hell
len Kovech, Mrs. Linda Mitch
ell, Mrs. Joanne Hohl, Mrs.
Madge Strong, Mrs. Virginia
Bones, Mrs. Kay Hurd, and
Mrs. lola Schinagle.
Those on the program staff,
not already mentioned, include:
Mrs. Pricilla Hall, Mrs. Tern
Epstein, Terry Perkins and Mrs.
Betty Jean Hanna.
Cabin counselors for the week
will be: William T. Hanna,
Ralph Temple, Dennis Garfield,
Harold Cullop, Terry Perkins,
Linda Mitchell, Marlene Logs
don and Betty Jean Hanna.
Junior counselors, who will
assist the teachers, program
staff and counselors, will be:
Bonnie Perkins, Andrea Carson,
Karen Donahoe, Becky Perkins,
Carol Head and Betsy Kline.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
BOLTON HOSTS YOUTHS

last month from the 1lth Dis
trict. Front row: Robert Sher-
man, Warren; Mr.. Dennison
Miss Dorothy Schroeppel, Char.
don; Rep. Bolton; and James
M. Bane, Warren. Back row
Warren E. Myers, Chesterland
Paul Hanke, Chardon; and Har-
ry w. Stroud, Chagrin Falls.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21

The executive committee of
the Geauga county Federation
of Womens clubs met last week
with president, Mrs. Clarence
Oil at her home in Middlefield
to make final plans for the coun-
ty meeting to be held June %
at Thompson.
The morning session, which
will start promptly at 1890 at
the Methodist church at Thomp-
son, will include not only devo-
tionals and business meeting
but also feature a speach by
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
Geauga Pays S12,5OO

Geauga sales tax collections
of .$12 ,62409 from the sale of
prepaid tax receipts for the
week ending June 2, were re-
ported today by State Treasurer
Roger w. Tracy.
The amount was approximate
ly $500 over collections for the
same week in 1855, $9, ,298.19.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21

WASHINGTON - Congress
man Oliver P. Bolton welcomes
to the Capitol several 18th Dis
trict Young Republicans who
were in Washington last week
attending the COP Leadership
Training School. The group also
met with Dave Dennison Second
from Left, who won the Repub-
lican nomination for Congress
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
By Lennah B. Bond
TelenhOne Park 9-7O16

CHESTER - Daniel DeArm.
ent, student at Union Theologi'
cal Seminary, New York city
a former resident of North Balti'
more, Ohio, and a graduate o,
the College of Wooster in 1883
comes to work with DR.. How
ard Wells, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church OF Eas'
Cleveland in the new and grow
ing Presbyterian parish in Ches
ter.
Mr.. DeArment and his wife
the former Ann Mattmueller Of
Euclid, are now living at 29l
Lloyd Rd., Euclid.
He will work in Chester fol
the next three months doing or
ganization work and summer
calling and also assist in the
church services. These are helc
at HOO am. each Sunday al
the West Geauga high school.
Summer Students at Kent
Four West Geauga high Schoo
teachers are enrolled at Kent
state university for summer
courses. Mr.. and Mrs. Orir
Bradley, William Sponsellor and
Elmer Pierce. Miss Dorothy
Mansfield also begins her work
there as a student this week
also Donald DeMuth and Don
aid Richmond, also David Titus,
who is taking a course in ply
sizes.
Discharged from Navy
James G.. Taylor, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Ernest Taylor, ar
rived at is home here on Thurs
day. He was discharged in San
Francisco after serving nearly
four years in the US. Navy. He
served as cook and meat cutter
The first two years he was sta
toned at Key West and Norfolk
with service in the Caribbean.
The last two years he was in
the Pacific with duty mostly in
the Philippines.
He will be at home until Aug
uSt, when he will enter the Ma
tional Meat Cutting School in
Toledo for a course of eight
weeks.
Bridal Shower
Mrs. Earl Mansfield was guest
of honor at a bridal shower CIV
en- by the girls of Moulton hall,
Kent state university, at the
hall on Thursday before the
closing of school.
Notice to Parents
The Pre-school P.T.A. has an
nounced that the deadline for
entry in the Beautiful Child con-
test to be held on July Fourth,
had been extended to June 80.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21

COUNTY FARMERS 80 cl it
All farmers in Geauga county
who will have more than Is a.
cres of wheat on a farm for
harvest in 1857. and are subject
to quotas, are eligible to vote
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21
Notice to Parents

NOtICe 10 Parents
The Pre-school P.T.A. has an
nounced that the deadline for
entry in the Beautiful Child con-
test to be held on July Fourth,
had been extended to June 30
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-21

Chester Zoning Permits
The following zoning certifi-
Gates were issued in Chester
Township during the week end
ing June 16 by William E. Be-
bout, zoning Inspector.
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Buckingham I'll Club Members
Honored al Final Ceremonies

Buckingham county i'll cl la b
members Who attended the 33rd
annual Virginia Short Course at
hlacksburg participated m various
classes, contests, and recreation
The Buckingham group also joined
! in The chorus. liyestock Judging
team. and individual demonstra-
tons IN poultry production, poultry
consumption and dairy foods
Several prizes and honors were
received by The group Mary Viz
ginia Charlton received q white rib
lon in poultry consumption Sue
Carolyn Agee received a lue lib-
bon fer demonstration in d al ~
foods. Mary Let was tapped to be
come member Of the i X All
Stars, an honorary citizenship lead
efshlp. and outstanding project or
gam2ation.
daughter Martha. Of rails Church,
and Gss Hilda Duueyant Of Natur-
a Bridge, visited Mrs S Edward
0anevant last week
Andy and Richard Blanton. Of
Cumberland visited their grandpar-
elts. Nh and Mrs Richard Dune
v< last week
Mr. and Mrs 3 L. Ransom. Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-29
Knoxville

Miss Barbara Dunncvant went on
the Training Union tour last week
from Enon Church.
1t. Katharine Allen, of Alexan-
dria, spent last week end with her
mother. Mrs. X B Allen.
M and Mrs Roger CaIwile and
daughter. Sue, of Culpeper. stopped
by Sunday en- route home from
Lynchbure where they had spent
the das visiting relatives
MI aad Mrs. Joseph B. Coleman
ana daughter. 10 Ann. of Baltimore
arrived Sunday to spend weel
with Mrs. A E Coleman and other
relatives.
hif. ard Mrs Claude Moring and
son and MIR and Mrs. Dick Payne
Of Richmond, spent the week end
with Mrs. B. E Payne.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-29

INA held in the community, First
week at ArVin Presbyterian and
next Week a. Aryon Baptist Church
DR. Arthur Seay. OF Petersburg
was a guest in the homes Of G r.
l4e;5ueur and Alfred Seay on Sun
cay
Among the Guests
Mr. and Mrs Roger Smith, Of
TT Lee. called on Mr. and Mrs
Willie Johnson. Sunday.
M and Mrs Norman Williams
aAd family Of Richmond. Wer &
guests Of his mother, Mrs 0, j..
Williams. Sunday
Amon9 the Richmond visitors dur
ing the week We're Mr.. and Mrs
J II. Spcssard, Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
LeSueur. MI and Mrs carey
Hughes and MI and Mrs, Alfred
Seay
Tommy and William Yancey are
attending Scout Camp near Loving
ston Tommy is junior counselor
Those from tn e Presbyterian
Church attending camp At Hamp-
sydney sand Holiday Lake were
Linda and Connie LeSueur, Patsy
Harris. Linda B0atWright, Nancy
Harding and Bobby Williams
Miss Mary Bersch. Of Charlottes-
villr, spent the week end at her
home here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-29

Miss Pauline Peters, of Rich
mond. is spending the summer with
her sister and brother-in-laW, MIR.
and Mrs. Walter Wyatt.
MI and Mrs Walter Wyatt, Miss
Pauline Peters and Mr., and Mrs
j. f. Ransom attended the wedding
Of Miss Caroline Kirby in Rich
moI.d. Saturday evening, June %.
Mr. ana Mrs w. Gilmore Ran
son, Of Charlottesville, are visiting
M. and Mrs b. G. Ransom.
Ms. Raymond Lynch and daugh-
ter JaEe. Of MiddletoWn. Pa, are
visiting Mrs. Lynch's mother, Mrs.
f. L. Gi!iispie.
RcIine" and Scott Word. Of Rich
mond spent last week end i'll their
home herc.
Lyie Panson, Of Danville. spent
the week end in the home Of his
parents, Nj, and Mrs B. G Ran
son.
MIS-. Charles Boehman
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Hugh Ragland. of Springfield, W,
Va. hIr. and Mrs. Clark Cook and
daughter. Marcia, of Durham N c.
Miss Sallie Steger and Mrs. Harvey
Wlnfrey
Stafford Blayloch. Of Richmond,
was a week end visitor of Mir and
MS Greene Davis
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Wealthia

Mr.. Jesse Self has returned
home after visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Parker. of
Richmond. spent the week end with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-29

her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Self
MIR. and Mrs Jesse Self an
daughters. Margaret and Elizabeth.
visited friends in Richmond Sunday
Dinner guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Steger were Rev,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30
Episcopal Holy
Week Services Set

Holy Week services, to be con
Quoted at Johns Memorial Eplsco-
pal Church here, have been an
nounccd by the Rev J A Nache.
rector. They are:
Mundy Thursday-Holy Communion
at 7:i5 p. nil Good FRIDAY T. noon
to 3 .. m observance Of "Tho
Seven Last Words, Easter Day els
a. NJ sunrise service with Holy
Communion, With thc Church School
Missionary offering presented by
pupils The vested chIldren's Choir
viii sing the offcrtory Golden Harps
Are Soundins" ii a m, Holy Com
mmion, With the Cmldrea's Choir
singing the offertory anthem The
Easter Day
Tie concluding observance on
Easter Monday at PM VIII be
the Church School Easter f. Hunt
at the Parish House
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30
Cumberland Ciuic Leader
Stricken By Heart Attack

Frank H Baber. of Cartersville.
a Cumberland county farmer and
noted civio leader, 'succumbed to
heart attack early Wednesday
withdrawing from him home 10
Farmville He was S.
MI Baber was believed strick-
en- shortly before noon near Ham
ilton school on Route As in Cum
berland county. He was alone III
The car
President of the Cumberland
County Rmitan Club and a mem
Der Of the County Welfare Board,
he IS survived by his wife, Mrs
Mary Tyler Baker Baber. TWO sons
Frank II Of Warsaw, and James
P. OF Gainesville one daughter
Maria NJ Baber: three brothers
Charles A. and William w. Of Car
tersvlle and Phillip b Of Elk Hill,
three sisters, MIS-. r. w. Dellard
of Gainesville, Mrs II, ] TAYLOR
of Suffolk, and Miss Emma S
Baber, Of HowardsVille
Funeral services VIII be held to
day Friday. March 80 at2 p. m
4 in Oak Wood Methodist Church
near Columbia, with intcrment II
the Gainesville Cemetery
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30
Campaign at College
Aids LOngw0Od
Scholarship Fund

Length for Lancaster" cam.
paian to raise funds for the Dabney
S Lancaster Scholarship, has been
opened at LongWood College by Alp
ha Kappa Gamma national honorary
leadership fraternity
Each student is being asked to
measure her height and place pen
mcs cn5 TO end on a piece Of
tapn TIC same length. The money
collected during the campaign Will be
presented 10 III. Lancaster when he
makes all address on The Teacher
Situation A virginia, Past. Present,
and Future" III assembly April 10
The Dabney S. Lancaster Scholar
ship was established last year by
the Student Government Association
IN ian effort to help a worthy Long
wood student continue her education
The scholarship is presented each
year TO student who has done I'M
dcrgraduatc work AZ the College for
al least a year.