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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22

would, am told, actually affect
church groups as we'll as educa-
tional organizations.
Lest my own attitude be mis-
understood | add that though |
moved to Southern Pines from
New York only seven years ago,
| am not Yankee agitator" but
Texan whose two grandfathers
were Confederate officers. When
not fighting Yankees they were
judges, and the rest of my family
was professionally engaged, as
am, in the editing of newspapers,
magazines and books. My concern
is to keep the state | now live in
from displaying a regional preju-
dice embarrassing to all literate
voters"
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PopuIace 80.
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man, woman and child in Santiago
de Cuba, except police and army
authorities, are struggling at all
costs to themselves to overthrow
the military dictatorship in Ha-
vana.
What applies to Santiago de
Cuba can be applied with much
the same terms to the whole prov
ince of Oriente, at the eastern end
of the island. 1t is the most heavi-
ly populated and fertile region of
Cuba, and is additionally the
home of the struggle for Cuban
liberty.
If Havana had anything like the
civic resistance movement of San
tiago de Cuba, the Batista regime
might have ended long time ago.
1t is one of the most extraordi-
nary atmospheres ever encounter
ed by this correspondent in many
countries and during many periods
of stress and war. The tension is
almost palpable and is certainly
very. dangerous for the regime.
Santiago de Cuba is city living
in a state of fear and exaltation,
and it is the exaltation that domi-
mates.
The fear is injected by what
leading citizens of the city recent
ly branded as a reign of terror
imposed by the tough chief of po-
lice, Lieut. Col. Jose Maria Salas
Canizares, whom General Batista
sent here two weeks ago to try
to crush the rebellious spirit Of
the citizens.
O,,,. A Juar+i
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North Carolina.
CONTINUED from Page One J

Continued from Page One)
it quoted, it might be argued that
the bill would outlaw the Khan and
the White Citizens Councils. For
that desirable end, it might al
most be worthwhile to penalize
groups which already have the law
on their side. But it is already
obvious that in application. as in
intent, the bill would operate
against the NAACP, an organiza-
tion supporting the law of the
land, instead of against the Khan
and other subversivc groups. Such
groups can he best controlled by
legislation against dissemination
of race hatred. The proposed bill
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22
Local Funeral
Directors Meet

The regular monthly meeting of
the City Funeral Directors Asso-
citation was held at Frazier and Col
Inns Funeral Home earlier this
week. Business of Importance to
the members of the funeral pro-
fession was discussed and plans for
more effective service to the citi-
zens of Jackson. All of the regu.
lar member funel al homes were
present represented as follows: La
than Funeral Home, Mr.. H. C.
Latham; Peoples Funeral Home,
Mr.. K. w. Banks; Enterprise Fun
eral Home, Mr.. R. C. Cook, and
Frazier and Collins, Mrs. NJ. C.
Collins and Mrs. C. Collins Harvey.
The next regular meeting is
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ACHR 49,.
Continued from Page One)

tCOntlnueQ from rage Oneb
to support the Judiciary Commit
tees bill without the Gripping
trial-by-jur amendment. On the
other hand, Mr.. Blue counts only
about $50 Republicans and Demo-
Gratis clearly committed against
the bill and or arguing for the
trial-by-jury or right-to-work a
mendments.
DR.. Nancy B. McGhee, president
of the Council, which is a cooper
ative civil rights organization of
major fraternities and sororities,
has repeated ACHR's strong sup
port of the civil rights legisla-
ton, particularly the injunction
provision. DR.. McGhee declared
that the Council opposes any trial
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22

by-jury amendment purposes tc be
added to the civil rights bill.
Mr.. Blue commended the Speak
er of the House, Sam Rayburn, for
his ruling that prevented, in effect,
Southern Congressman from add
ing amendments not germane to
the civil rights legislation.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
him president honorarious for life
and granted him a years sabbat-
ical leave.
DR.. Bond indicated he would
complete the history of Lincoln U.
during the next year and also de-
liver lectures in education at Har-
ward University for the 1957-58
term.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22

scheduled for early July.
R. C. Cook, President.
Garlic Collins Harvey,
Secretary
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-06-22

YOU CAN TRUST cARNATIoN. It's the
safest, most nourishing and diges-
tible form of milk for your baby's
formula. More mothers feed Car
nation to their babies than any
other brand. And more Carnation
is used in hospital formula rooms
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09
Hay Wagon On Front Lalun Helps
Brucc's Family Connections Fete

turned Thursday from a vacation
at Virginia Beach,
Miss Judy Oldham participated in
the contest FOR FarmYille tobacco
princess. Although all could not win.
they did enjoy the wholesome COM
petition and Just the fun Of it all,
Mi. and Mrs. Louis AIlnistead
and sons, visited Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Savage, of Norfolk, Sunday
Richard Williamson spent Friday
night and Saturday with Paul Louis
Family Goes to Beach
Mt and Mrs. Charlie Gates, anC
Betty 10, left Saturday to visit rela
tlves in Norfolk for the week end
Monday they went to virgini ia
Beach for several days. Miss Betty
Gates joined them Monday
Nh. and Mrs. Elwood Gaines. and
family, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs A. J
Games. Of Charlotte G. Fl.
A group Of Petersburg milk pro
ducers from this section who at
tended the Petersburg and Hopewell
MIX Producers association meeting
We're Bruce Gates Drewly Gates.
Willie Bass CALVIN Bass and N S.
Green
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09
J News, SoeioI Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Mebane Ward. of
Greensboro. NJ G., were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Priddy
Mrs. Landon Grafton has returned
from Fork jackson. S. c.. as u an
don was transferred to Europe. Mrs.
Grafton viii go to Europe, too. soon.
Mrs. Russell Farrel, Of Richmond.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Grafton.
Mr., and Mrs. Curtis Waller, of
Henderson. N. c., spent the week
end with Mrs. M. S. Price.
Brother Visits
Carlyle Gee. of Greensboro, N CT,
spent few days with his brother.
Harris Gee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Boaz, and
family. Of Ridgeway. spent last
week end with Mrs. Mary Jones.
Mrs. Gertrude Eggert. Of New
Jersey. is spending some time here
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Priddy and
Mrs. Jimmy Walker, Of BurkevIlle,
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. o. Priddy
Saturday.
Alexandrians Spend Week End
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tulh, and
family. Of Alexandria. spent the
week end with Mrs. Ola FoWlkes
and Mrs. Ia Marks.
Mrs. j. W. Grafton, Mrs. l.. B.
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Mattoax.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr. and
children Sunday visited Mf and
MS Herbert Maxey IN Buckingham
county
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saunders.
Sandra and Patsy, and Mr. and
Mrs. william Kantzler have re-
ton, touring some af aweek sravac
turned home after D WEEKS yaca-
states, Niagara Fails ana parts Of
Canada
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Bowman
and children were FRIDAY night
guests III THE Ralph Saunders home
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Lawrence.
and children. spent the week end
visiting Mr. and MIS-, Mike Sinlonds
ana Mrs carroll Pollard III Rich
mond
MISS Hannah cassen spent Iast
week with her sister Musk Mary
Lee Musulin. IN Cumberland
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Green Bay
Route i

AIr ana Mrs. D P Nickels have
returned from an extended visit
with their children in Portsmouth.
Nithels was patient in a hospital
there for several weeks. He is now
cohvalescing.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Faris. and
daughter. of Richmond, were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Blank
enship
+. A. and Earl " Atkins and
Jim Harshnan went to jamestown
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Billy S. Smith.
joyce and Bill, visited Mr. and
MIS- S T Wagstaff last week end.
Carys Have Guests
MIR and Mrs. G. T. Robertson
and Mrs. c. M. O'Dell visited Mr..
and Mrs G. G. Cary Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Reams, of
Richmond, visited friends and rela-
tive s in the community. over the
week end
Mrs. Jack Blackwell and chill
dren. Of West Virginia. and Mrs
Russell Bernard, Of Meherrin. call
in the community last Friday
Mickey Magnesium and Clyde
Robertson enjoyed several y S
camping last week.
Pettus Under Treatment
Note Pettus is spending some
time in Richmond where he is talk
ing medical treatment. Mrs. Pettus
visited him Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Robertson
visited their children in Richmond
recently.
We are sorry to learn Of the death
Of the daughter OF Mrs. Douglas
Sculthorpe Of Richmond. Mrs. Soul
thorpe is the former Miss Lucy
Sheffield.
Bobby Atkins recently purchased
Ia 1857 Chevrolet sedan car.
Overtons Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Overton. and
daughter of Victoria. visited Mr..
and Mrs. G T Robertson last week
Mr. and Mrs g. X. Sheffield. of
Silver Spring. Md. spent some time
here recently with her mother,
MIS-. 0. McGinnis,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Layne. of
Richmond. were guests Of his par
entS last week.
Mrs Grace Lail. and Fay, Of
Greensboro, N c., were re n t
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Bolton
Bethel Christian church had an
addition Of nine members during the
recent revival. A bapusmal service
was held Sunday afternoon at Jet
ersVille church.
This section was visited BY a
much needed rain Sunday afternoon
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LOngwood Dorm
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NSotAtilIdCa Jill RdSC ~
stage is included plans for remod-
cling the business education depart
ment IN the main academic building
Side by side with these projects.
Presiden. Landlord is putting finish
ing touches to the LongWood budg at
fol- the 1880 biennltm, winch
starts through the final state gov
eminent mill August Is with sub
mission to the State Board Of Edu-
cation
Final step for the budget. which
tentatively has $2.670.730 III operat-
ing requests and 81, 500 $50 for CAPT
tai OUTLAWS. including another dornli-
tory, will be the visit here IN Sep
TENDER Of the Governors budget
workers, who get the last look be-
fore the document goes to the State
Assembly
Capital outlay requests III state
owned institutions were given the
blessing recently Of the State Coun-
Gil Of Higher Education. Chairman
Dabney S Lancaster said substan-
lal increases IN dormitory and
teaching buildings must be re-
ques,edM tor the 1880 bienniun
by Virginia 5 institutions.
The council is a coordinating,
governor appointed commission
seeking to guide an orderly develop
ment Of colleges and universities in
4 period of rapid growth and ex-
pansion
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Trenholm Items
Trenholm Items
Muddy Creek
Schedules Picnic
Aug. 10 At Lake

Guests Of MI and MIS-. Pam
Stratton Sunday were Mrs Media
Runion, MI. and Mrs. While Dcwdy
and Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond De-
Noon, and daughter, Of Richmond
Mrs Eva Stokes. and Patricia
Ann Stokes spent the week end III
Richmond at Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Hagen's home while the Hagens
visited friends in Baltimore. Md
Muddy Greek church BTU gave
a wiener roast at Bear Creek Lake
Saturday All enjoyed going III the
water :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Duke, and
family. Of Richmond spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs u .
w. Wilburn.
Mr. and Mrs. R. j Willis spent
Monday in Richmond.
Miss Betty Jane Willis was ln
Richmond Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatcher. and
family. spent Sunday in Norfolk
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hatcher
Brownie David Hatcher. s. p.
Hatcher. Wilbur and Glenn Htcher
Of Richmond. visited MI and Mrs
B. W. Wilburn Thursday. David
Hatcher has been living in Penn
sylvania for some time, but ex-
poets to join the Army and was To
leave tor Fort jackson. S C. Mon
day
Ronald Hagen. Of Richmond, is
spending 10 days with his grand
parents. Mr. and MIS-. w n Stokes.
while his parents are visiting MI
and MR. Kenneth Stokes. in Ell
mira, NJ Y.
Muddy Creek church annual Sun
day school picnic VIII be held All
Bear Greek Lake Saturday AUG
TO- with regular plcnic dinner
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M. Pleasant Items
Church Changes
Meeting Dates,
Service Hours

The official board OF Mt. Pleasant
Methodist church met Sunday at the
church following Sunday school. The
meeting date Of this group has been
changed from the second Sunday in
each month to the first Sunday
Since the Meherrin Methodist
church was removed from tin E
Prince Edward charge. worship
services viii be held at Mt. Pleas
ant at Ii am. each second Sunday
The pastor. the Rev J S. King.
and his family are on vacation. so
there will be no preaching here the
second Sunday in August.
Mrs, Rufus King. Of Payette, Ida.
Is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs.
Charles w. Waddill. and her family
The Waddills, with their house
guest, Mrs. King. viii attend the
marriage Of Marcellus Waddill to
Miss Shirley Ann Funk in New Ken
sington, Pa. Saturday August 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewis. and
family. and Mrs. Kathryn Scott
spent a day recently with Mrs. Ida
Scott Rhinehart near Washington
d. 6.
1t. Cdr. and mrs. j Milton Jones
spent last week end with his father,
George f. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Brickman Of
Syracuse, N X, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. j G. Vaughn MIR.
and Mrs. Randolph Vaughn, Of Roa-
noke. recently visited in the same
home
MT. and Mrs u. NJ. Dix. of near
Keysyille. were guests one day last
week in the R Z Dix home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w Jones.
Of Keysville, the r. 4 Dix family
and Jim oxford visited in tire II G.
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Meherrin News, soeioI Events
Mrs. Landon Grafton To Go To Europe
To Join Her Husband, Stationed There

Hurt and Mrs. Macon Vaughan
visited Mrs. Elsie Queensberry and
MI. and Mrs. Barkley Dayberry, Of
Chase City, Sunday
Mr., and Mrs Julian Price. and
family. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Evelyn Fowler. of Victoria
Vernon Priddy. Of Portsmouth.
spent the week end with Nh and
Mrs. f. 0. Priddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Nunnally and
daughter, Kitty and Mr. Spain OF
Richmond, spent Sunday with Mrs
Daisy Flowers and MISS Bertha
Nunnally Mrs. Flowers has been
sick for some time.
Miss Ethel Dodson. Of Danville
and Mrs. F e. Wiles. Of Ringgold
spent Sunday with Mrs. jamie
Dance.
Mr. and Mrs Vester jenkins. OF
near Rice. visited Mr. and Mrs
Roscoe Hubbard and their aunt
Mrs. Mamie French, A
Mr. and Mrs l.. b. Clark Mrs.
W. G. Kindle and daughter. Kathy
Of Richmond. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Hubbard, Mrs ami c
French and Mr. and Mrs. w. R.
Berry last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hubbard
visited Mrs. Stella Moseley in
Brunswick county Sunday.
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Pannplin

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Welch are the
proud parents of son. Gene
Walker WEIGH, Jr.. born August /.
Mrs Leila Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Tudor. Of Harrisonburg.
are Visitors in the J. T. Baker home.
Oscar Baker and Miss Ann L.
Baker. of Richmond. were week end
guests Of the j. T. Bakers.
Mi and Mrs. Henry Dobbins. Of
Powhatan. spent Friday with MI.
and Mrs Robert Maloney Mr.. and
Mrs. ] 7. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Booker were dinner guests
also with the Maloneys
Billy Moore, OF the U, S. Navy at
Norfolk, was week end guest OF
relatives.
Nh and Mrs. william Dickersoil
have moved into their pretty new
home.
Guests Of Mrs. J A. Cakes DUR
ing the week end were Miss Christa-
bel Gates. Of Roxboro, N. c.. Mrs!
] FL Baldwin Of Lynchburg. and
1t Col and Mrs. Loomus Carol,
Mr. and Mrs. H c. Cunningham
Mrs H c Bradshaw and Elizabeth
visited their uncle. Fred Hunt. and
family in Richmond, Wednesday
On Friday they visited Mrs. Gun
IL r-r ~
Parkinson. near Petersburg.
Sandra West is happy little girl
to BE- home after a stay in Medical
Hospital in Richmond, and is doing
nicely
Mr.! and Mrs Alex Williford and
daughters, of Raleigh, N c.. re-
turned home Sunday after visiting
their daughter Mrs Gene WEIGH.
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knights of TempIar
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tContlnued from page ~
dent lounge, Mrs Audrey Robin
SON Virginia Electric and Power
company home economist. will
give a home lighting demonstra-
ton. She will be assisted by Miss
Amanda Dillon. of Ashland
Beginning each morning at Z.
daily activities will open with pre-
breakfast coffee. Other appetite
ing events include watermelon
feast at 8 D. m. Monday on the
college campus, and Tuesday eye
ming, picnic supper on the lawn
Of Longwood House.
Children who accompany their
parents to the school Of institlc-
ton will spend each day engaged
IN games and athletic events,
topped off by morning and after
noon swim sessions in the college
pool Miss Eleanor Weddle, in
structor in physical education at
the college. will be in charge of
these activities.
Thursday. the school of instruc-
ton will close with an evaluation
and review Of the weeks work.
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Abilene

Mrs Lillian Covington is spending
4 few days al her old home
Mr. and Mrs James Ray Davis.
and family Of Richmond, were Sun
day guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Davis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vival Young
of Richmond, We're guests Of Mrs
Florine Bagby Sunday
James Waddell. and grandson,
jimmy WaddeIl. returned Saturday
from visiting with relatives III Ten
nessae
Mr. and Mrs John Edward
Franklin. and children Of Charlotte
N g., spent last week with Nh
Franklin's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Franklin. All Of them, with
Mrs " S, Bagby and Lynwood
Bagby. went 10 Williamsburg to see
Miss Bessie Mae Franklin Tuesday
Mrs. JE Franklin and children,
and Mr.. and Mrs. c, E. Franklin
were dinner guests Of Mrs Vival
Bagby Thursday
Mrs Jay Willis, and children. Of
South Carolina, have returned to her
heme. accompanied by her father
Dick Shorter after visiting her
parents here
Mrs E. Denis is home after a
weeks visit with her relatives in
Washington d. c
Miss Mabel Davis, Of Farmville.
spent the week end with her father,
Moody Davis, and brother, Albert,
and family
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. Ch.ula

Among the many visitors TO
jamestown last week were Mrs.
A M. Dodson, and her daughter
Mrs. j N. Russell. and sons. Nun
cie Alan. of Richmond Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. Beasley, and Mrs. Lois
Cornelius. of Oklahoma City.
Okla. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rob
ertson, and members Of the J. A
Lawrence and Wayne Bollinger
families
Mesdames S. L. Nelson and Fl.
T. Giles are home after spending
several days III d Richmond hos
pital
Home for the week. end in the
Muncie Dodson house were Mrs.
~ N Russell, and children. of
Richmond. Audrey Dodson. Of
Colonial Heights and Aubrey
Dodson who is now working in
the depot in Clarksville.
The T c Beasleys and Mrs. A.
M Dodson, accompanied by Mrs
Lois Cornelius. of Oklahoma City.
OKLA Went to Lynchburg Thurs
day to visit Mrs. Sidney Allen.
and family Mrs. Cornelius re
turned To her home in Oklahoma
Friday by train.
Claiborne Beasley. Of Richmond.
Is spending several weeks with
his grandparents. the T.. C. Beas-
leys They attended a Homecoming
Sunday near Charlotte c. H.. at
New Hope Methodist church in
PhenlX. Basil Terrell a nephew
of Mr. Beasley, from Lynchburg.
preached the afternoon sermon.
The Baasleys also visited Mr.. and
Mrs A C. Nash OF Charlotte G
n
Edith Barnard returned Sunday
after spending 4 week with her
sisters family lib Richmond
Mr. and MIS- Wendell Key. and
family from Be<on. are visiting
his parents for several days.
M H Nolan returned to Bay
side after being I'D a Norfolk hos
pital for several days.
a. c. Helwig has been spenring
several weeks with his son. Ray
mond and family in Michigan.
Mr and Mrs Johnny Hall and
family Of Richmond visited her
parents the P w Barnards. Sun
day
mar and Mrs. Thomas Beasley
Alrs- Roy Cornelius Mrs. J N.
Russell and son. and Mrs. Munice
Dodson visited the Golfers IN Sur
ny Tuesday
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Worshanl

MT. and Mrs. Prince Thomas and
family have returned from Bowling
Green, Ky, after spending their va
cation with relatives.
Mis-. Stanley Mckay is a patient
In the Southside Hospital.
Hugh Cabell Garland is visiting
his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Garland in Pittsburgh Pa, this
week.
Miss Eunice Chernault and Mrs.
Arlie Ogle and daughters spent last
week end in Clifton Forge and Cow
ingtGn visiting relatives and friends.
Trent Ellington is spending a few
days at this home here.
MI and Mrs. Creed DeHart EN-
tertained with an ice cream party
Saturday night.
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Chernault were Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Deutsch. Of Manhatten
Kans., Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Stapf
and daughter, Of Falls Church; Miss
Mary Norwood Elan, Of Richmond,
and Mr. and Mrs j. H. Beazley and
Walter Chernault, of FarmviIle.
Mrs c. F. Ellington spent Sunday
night in Charlottesville with h eli
brotherln-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Matacia,
Mr. and Nfrc CarrxJl a,r,ic apl
family, of Jetersville, We're guests
on last Wednesday night and Thurs
day Of her mother. Mrs Jessie
Southall.
Miss Ollie Porterfield was a din
ner guest on Tuesday Of Mrs. John
Rodgers and Mrs. Elon Wilkerson
The Don Spencers. Of Staunton
/ visited in the village last week.
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Oak Forest

M-s W 4. smith Of Baltimore
Ma ls spending two weeks with
Mr and Mrs A F Pipjunge
Miss Mildred Pipjunge. Mr.. and
MS. 4 3 Castelar,, and children.
returned home Saturday after
speRdina week with his people in
Hartford. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. J r Price. of
FarmYille visited Mr., and Mrs. A.
n PipiUnge last Sunday
AIr and MS. w H. Guthrie and
Miss Ola Guthrie visited Mr. and
MIS- A F. Pipjunge Sunday and
attended services at Oak Grove
Sunday night
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NewCanton

Bill Hopkins, Jimmie Hughes,
Nh and Mrs, Ray Jamerson, Of
Richmond were week end guests
III the A. EL Jameson home.
L. w Apperson was recent
guest Of NIr and Mrs l. W. APP
person, Jr.
Sunday callers ii the J r. Phil
lips home wele Mr.. and Mrs Gar
field Duvall Mr and Mrs. Guy
Poole. Phil and Janice, of Alex
andria Mt and Mrs, j c White,
of Richmond, Miss Maud Case, Of
CuIpeper. Mrs Mary Virginia Ad-
ans and daughter. Dianne. OF
Richmond
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Highway Deaths
Continued Irom Page i

~04I 49, = NJ UfrN AF
are compelled to employ drastic
devices to bring about comPll-
ance," continued Governor STAN
ley
state troopers NOW use blue
grey CARS marked Estate Police
and generally with Y flashing red
light OH -top They also drive I'M
marked black cars with regular
license plates