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Birthday
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

March as Gordon Kirk. aSs
Carroll Av,: Lloyd Gambol Jr.
4S6 Arundel. Willie Phelps, 20
Iglehart Av.; Cynthia Jean Rus
sell. 699 Iglehart Az.
March 24-Roland Mcfarland
1919 Rondo Az; Thomas Light
col w. Cenral Av.; Howard Il
Johnson TAO ST. Anthony Az.
Frank w. schine Jr., 1915 w. Cen.
tral Av.
March 25-John Clifford Han,
non. 6SS w. Central Az: Mrs
Jessie Sweat. 1909 Carroll Az.
David williams, SGT Carroll Az.
March 20 Green Watson. $50
w. Central Az: Alfred Parran
$40 ST. Anthony Az: Gwynnc
Denise Granger, 2At Virginia Az
March 27-walter Bennett, 81:
81. Anthony Az; Arthur H. p
Rhodes, $50 ST. Anthony Az;
Mrs, Mamie Little, b6e Rondc
Av.: Connie jackson. CTS 81. An
thony Az; Floyd Massey III, 1880
w. Central Az: James H. Thorn
as ST., ass Carroll Az; Archie
starks. lat Valley: Karen Russell
800 Iglehart Av.: Leroy Young
TIA Carroll Az.
March 2s-SonJa LeDell John
son. 400 Rale Az; lille J. Price
asa Rondo Az; s, w. Kincaid
65l w. Central Av.: Robert WI,
liams, 702 Rondo Az.
March 29-Ronald Harris, 40c
st. Anthony Az; Bertha l.. Perry
S9s St Anthony Az; Mrs. EN-
erett Jones, 1921 Rondo Az: Mrs
Susie Bowen, $50 N. Avon: Ed,
gar Keith Murphy. SIS st An
thony Av.; Jacob Del Pine. 63i
st Anthony Av.
Out-of Town birthday
March 26-Ray PrinEie, De-
trolt, Mich.
March % Roy Davis, Ceattle
Wash. Rose Lee Johnson. Wichl-
Ia Falls. Tex.
March 29-ThomRs H. James.
SAM rancisco. Calf.
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Po'-lVsk Dinner by
Sterling Club Women
u Greet Success

The Pot luck" dinner sponsor.
al Sunday evening, March ~, by
the Sterling club Women's AuNil'
larry was u big success, COMMITTEES
chairman Mrs. Peter Robinson 70.
ports,
Forty members and their wives
and guests enjoyed tho delectahlc
meal prepared by the COMMITTEES
and members OF the auxiliary
other committee members were
Mrs. urlln Clark, Mrs earl Bell
Mrs. Fred Murphy and Mrs
Theodore Hatcher.
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Birthday Celebration:
Mrs. Mamie Battles
Entertained Friends
On Her Birthday

Mrs, Mamie Battles was a
charming hostess on Sunday af-
ternoon. March 10, when she an
tertained a few friends az her
home, 1928 Portland Av.. in honor
OF her 18th birthday which was
March 9Th,
Attired In a blue satin after
five" frock accentuated with mat
ching pearl jewelry and an orchid
corsage, she graciously greeted
her friends between the hours OF
five and eight o'clock.
Guests were served from lace
covered table conferred with a
floral arrangement OF spring
flowers between silver candle
sticks holding white tapers. \
crystal punch bowl adorned one
end Of the table and at the oppo-
site end were three beautifully
decorated cakes. all made by
Mother Battles"
Adding TO the JOY Of the oc-
CASTOR was the presence OF her
three great-granddaughters. Mrs
Donna Barnett. Mrs Carlotta
Cannon and Miss Angela Doyle,
and two neutrality-suspicious.
Byron Barnett Jr., and Michael
Barnett. all OF St Paul.
The many lovely gifts, includ-
ing cash tokens, were opened and
displayed.
A highlight OF the afternoon
were three long distance telephone
calls received from her daughter.
Mrs Mamie Harrison and grand.
daughter. Mrs. Edith Harris Of
Chicago. from a friend Of long
standing. Mrs. Cecilia Boyd OF
Chicago. and her nephew and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Alouzo Bell OF Des
Moinos, Ia They all wished her
much happiness
Assisting the hostess were her
daughter, Mrs Pumtth Cook and
two friends, Mrs. Lillian jackson
and Mrs Nathaniel Watson
Guests who helped her celebrate
while enjoying the delightful al
'ernOon were the Mezsrs and
Mines o l.. Alexander. Harold
Combs Edward Carr. Carl Frac
ton. Earl Bowman ST.. Myron
Barnett, Joe Slaughter. Charles
Thomas. Rev and Mrs, + Hen.
derson, the Mines. Arthur Hedge
Iva Carter, Parsles Barnes. Bes-
sic Lewis. Velma Williams. . B
Franklin, Jessie Shepard. + l.
Sims, Mary Thompson. Fanny
Thomas. James Aoppins. Blanche
Msyes, Theodore Vaughn, A.
Duncan.
Also the Mines. Elizabeth
storrs. Albert Allen. Margaret
Adler. lone Brown. Alice Young.
Nathaniel Watson, Marcus Jock
son. Cario'ta Cannon. Miss An
gela Doyle and Ernest FInney and
Mrs Mary Williams
GIFTS we're received from the
following out-of-town relatives
and friends The Misses Margaret
and Alice Bell and Mrs. Linden
Robinson OF Dies Moines. Ia.
nieoes. Mrs Delsis Allen. Chica.
60. and Miss Vera Ellis Of Nil.
waukee. Wis. friends.
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Calf. where they plan 90 make
their home, MIR Mitchell L. = char
ter member of the Glendale Sew
cnth DAY Adventist church and
with his late wife. Alice, operated
the Mitchell Rest Home for a
number of years, Mr. and Mrs
Mitchell have not decided Just
what city in California they win
make their permanent homo,
Out az Hospital, Mrs. leila
Dearina. SSao CLINTON Az, has re-
turned horne from Mt. Sinai Hos
pital where Ahe underwent SUR
gerry and Ia now making a rapid
recovery
Hon Voyage Party, Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry Mitchell and children
Judy and Marvin Barger were
teted by the pastor and members
of Glendale Seventh Day Advent
lat church with bon voyage
party on Sunday evening. March
II, at the church The party was
held In the undercroft of the
church from 7 10 10 p, M, A few
brief remarks were given by
Elder Frederick Slater, pastor, In
recognition 81 the devoted service
rendered 10 the church by Mr.
Mitchell. a charter member, Mr.
Mitchell responded for the entire
family thanking tho church for
remembering them Games and
singing followed, by the serving OF
light rofrcHhmentn concluded the
pleasant evening
Ia los AnRcicsI MT and Mrs,
Carl Wade Sr,, and Mrs, James
w. Fraction of Minneapolis, who
have been mentioning In Califor-
mia for the past month, are now
In Loa Angelica visiting friends,
The Wados are the house guests
OF Mr.. AMI Mrs James Gresham
Sr., and Mrs. Fraction IL the house
guest ~ Mrs nernice Morris. all
former residents of Minneapolis
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

March % Mrs T., l.. Sims,
1910 Fourth Az. s.; John w. Car.
ter. 1921 Fourth Az s; Mrs. WI
liam Modem. 1909 Third Az. s.,
Mary Johns, 10 Highland Az. ~.
Barbara Mae Green, 3O7 Dupont
Az. N; Carl Ampey. s05h Wash
ington Av, s., Shelley Maria Hall,
A024 Fifth Av. s: Gordon Douglas
Smith, 9s7 Aldrich Az, s.: Sam
uel Roberts, All f, gath St
March "a Gerry Hogquist,
1888 Fremont Az. s.: Carl Gun.
derson, Slls Fourth ST NJ; Win.
anova Presley, 404i Fourth Az
s.; Edward Smith. 7i5 18th Az
s.. Kathryn Arradondo, 4451
Fourth Az. s.
March % r, c, Shelby, $685.
Firth Az. s.; Anderson J. Martin
922 nth Av. N: Dorothy Whit.
takcr. SIS Humboldt Av N: Belle
NJ Ogden. 400 ". 2Ist St; Deb.
orah Williams, 2l5 r. seth 81.
March 20 Steven u. jackson,
AOOi Fifth Az 8. Robin Lynn
Gates. 1908 OBdcu Place ~.
March q Mrs Rnsalind Clan.
ton. 2i29 Fourth Az g., William
Y Gales. 23I6 Firth Az. s.. Mrs
William Johnson. 2fIO HiawathA
Az, Mrs Mary Esther Gold. 25Oi
Fourth Az &. Mrs James y,
nm. 9Ig Fremont Az. N, J.
Boyd Crawford. 1902 r 2sth ST
clyde scroRglns. 1914 Oak Park
AZ n. Danicilc Davis. 1898
Clinton Az. Claudia Ashley, 1901
Second Az s.. Donald y Brown,
1928 Fifth Az. s., Connie Huns.
berger. 4335 Fourth Az r.
March 2s--Arlec Wright, 2sI3
Pillsbury Az: Mrs Marrella
NAycs, $40 Fremont Az. ~
March 20 Mrs Edith Burt,
2sIs nth Az. q. Clarence Moses,
a0s Emerson Az. ~: Gerald Bail
ey Sr.. 3549 Fourth Az g.:
Claude Campbell. 1924 sneiling
Az: Michael Burger, 37Ot Firth
Az. s.
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Posr oFFicI civil
SERvIcG EXAMINATIONS

Additional applications FOR Sub.
Htitue Clerk Carrier Ciul Service
Examination In the Minneapolis
Post Office are now being accept
eli. Postmaster Leonard " Ram
berg announced today. Salary
range Ii from Sis2 TO S2iO hour
~ Minneapolis postal delivery
area residents over ~ years OF
age may apply at Room AoA. Main
Post office, from $40 a m, 10
% y, IN, daily
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W ~
were guests OF Mrs. Moffatt's
mother and brother and were ex-
tended many social courtesies
during their ten day visi, and at
tended many of the Mardi Gras
attractions. They also visited rel
atives in Baton Rouge, La.
Father L. III: Mrs. Payton
Hunt, Jr, 90s Carroll Az, is in
Baton Rouge, La, where she was
called due 10 the serious illness OF
her father. Jessie Wallace.
New Daughter: It's a new
daughter for Mr.. and Mrs. John
William Nancy of 70e Iglehart
Av. The new arrival, their first
child. was born March ID, at st.
Luke's hospital and weighed in at
seven pounds, one ounce. They
have chosen the name Cheryl
Anne. Mrs. Blanche Isabel. St
Paul. Is the maternal grand
mother. Also sharing the Joy Of
their first grandchild are Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wesley Nancy, pater-
nal grandparents. Of 1852 Fifth
Av. s., Minneapolis.
Goth Century Club: Mrs. Will
liam Commodore. 500 Iglehart Av
was hostess to the goth Century
Girls Club Friday, March IS. Top
ping the agenda were final plans
for a money raising project to be
sponsored by the club. At the con-
clusion of business. refreshments
were served by the hostess and a
social hour enjoyed. Mrs. Snodell
Dewey will be hostess at the next
meeting March 20, at her home.
626 Rondo Av.
Morocco Club: The Morocco
club held its social meeting, which
was hard time party, Saturday
night. March 16. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Canton,
S36 Carroll Az. Dancing was u
highlight OF the evening followed
by a lunch served by the hosts
The next meeting will be April 8,
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Dennis. 3540 Fifth Az. s, Mime
apolis
Book Club: Mrs. Albert Nc
Farland and Mrs. Cecil Mccoy
will be co-hostesses to the Book
Club when II holds its regular
meeting Thursday, March 20, at
the home OF Mrs. Mccoy. 2sS ".
Avon St Climaxing the meeting
will be a book review by Mrs. Lee
roy Coleman.
Party Time: Invitations are In
the mail from the Twin City Golf
Auxiliary for its Third Annual
Party To be given Saturday.
March %, 8 to / a. m. at Ramaley
Hall, 6i6 Grand Av., St Paul.
ST. Paul Urban League Guild To
Meet; The St Paul Urban League
Guild viii hold its regular monthly
meeting Monday, March %. at the
home OF Miss Ruth Bowman. 1910
st. Clair Business OF importance
on the agenda will be plans for the
forthcoming regional meeting Of
the Council Of Urban League
Guilds which viii be held April
20 and p at Hotel Lowry.
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Or Did You Know?

Men can estimate distannss
much more accurately than wo-
men can. and have a slight edge
In Judgement Of Epsef. "skiils i'm
poTtAn; % AZ automobile driver.
particularly az Intersections and
In meeting onoonlinR cars" re-
ports a Better Vision Institute
survey.
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Out of-Town Birthday

Out oT-T0Nn birthdays-
March ~ william Ssahron.
Detroit. Mich: Clifton T. Browne.
Philsdelphia. Pa.
March 24-Mrs Garrett Jones.
Pasadena, Calf: Leola " Niles,
Louisville. Ky: Mrs Dorothy
Butler, Chicago. III
March Is Barbara Anne
Washington. Kansas City Kans.
Jerry Laws. Brooklyn, ~ Y.
March rs -- Florence Mann.
Chicago. III.
March IT Evelyn WEIGH, Gary.
Ind.
March 2s-AIfred McKsnny.
Fast Chicago. Ind.
March 20 Mrs. George
Miller, Spring Valley. III: Mrs..
Harilyn Burger Jones. Alaska
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS

New Address; Mr. and Mrs Earl Williams aud family for
mery of S6 Clinton Av residing In their newly
s,rced home at 1929 Fifth Av s. The Williams Of
the Eleventh Avenue Food Market, 100 nth Av, ~
Change OF Residence Mr. and Mrs Henry Mitchell Of 400
Fourth Az left the city Monday March S for Los Angeles
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II takes hundreds Of nuts TO
hold u car together, but only one
In the drivers scat To scatter II
ell over the highway.
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A man cant make n place for
himself IN the sun II he Keeps
taking refuge under the family
tree
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Theory may raise ones hopes,
the fellow said, but practice
raises his wages
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The Minnesota vacatloners win
be vending their way homeward
como April lat.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL =

Back Home; Mrs Carlos Moffatt Sr and Carlos Dr.
OF 9l3 Rondo Av returned home by Wednesday
March IL from New Orleans La where they went attend the
Mard Gras Mrs Charles Hill and infant daughter lantha of
sI2 w Central A accompanied the Moffa New Orleans
and returned by plane ST. Paul Mrs Moatt and Carlos
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SALMON. NOODLE CASSEROLE
nj. medium. wide noodles Guns california Din"

Heat ST5' = Cook noodles according to package
directions drain Mix california Dip" and add 10 II Com
cooked noodles and chunk OF salmon mix with
liquid quart casserole and bake 20 minutes
Makes 10 servings
California Dps-Comhinr pint sour cream and package
soup the package For of
pint and tablespoons Va PACKAGE we'll
blended (ANS)
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL.

=
March e6-Mr. and Mira. How
ard Tyler. sss w. Central Av~ Is
years.
March ?T--Mr and Mrs. Robert
5, Sanders, GOT Rondo Az. seven
years
March 2S--Mr, and Mrs. Ran.
som o'Neal. Ell W, Central Av,,
u years: Mr. and Mrs, A, n
Parker, oT5 Fuller Az. rs years,
March se-Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Foster Jr., go Iglehart Av.,
~ years.
MINNEAPOLIS
March - Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
White, $3.50 Smelling Av, 50
years
Out OF Town
March - Mr.. and Mrs, Cur
tbs Ewing, Rte, 4. Excelsior,
MINI, IL years.
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CASSEROLE COOKERY need not be distinguished only as
using up leovers II holds riehtfu place In the
creative culinary good example Of this is
Salmon Noodle Casserole that gourmet tea, yet decidedly
inexpensive spite OF elegant ingredients
unique flavor Is contrivcd by mixing and
package together The notable advantage OF
using this combination cooking that the will
such recipes calling for pot roast TO
be Sinmered In the mixture for up TO three hours,
Thus will ind that the dip will insure successful
navoru casserole The delicate havors inherent In the
onion soup enhance the bland Of the salmon and the
You will ind this fine feature for buffet
supper
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NEWS OF PEOPLE You KNOW
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18

RANDOLPH MACON finally decided open
physical
manned No4th why
OF yoll another in
the 76-sear Riemond7-M S
MOVE FOOTBALL Coach Claude Milan issued the
basketball call Hampden
helm AZ HSC after tte tho
gong than Leon Hiawke AlItte Eight
shooting eye had ai broken ii an
ntla-nural gamtl
NELSON HARRIS. 4rstVllile Amelia tic
plnghg blocking Tailed
against Masanuten or Ceenble Military Larry
Harris eammae Two
own anywhere ia District freshman basketball
Ii-SC I'D years brepnnI at ST Christopers
eRoSSCouNlIRY RECORD set Fampden
by familiar 2n0nd visiting
lance runner fol Lynclug College the
time of y minutes 354 for
meet KING Waddin fniihng third place. H-sc
harrier across wire
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
.Jetcrsvillc Carrier
Needed by Post Office

An examination for rural car
rier for the Jetersville post Office
will be open for applications I'M
til November II the commission
announced today.
Applicants for this examination
must actually reside within the
delivery of the above mentioned
post office and must have 50 re-
sided for one year next precedlae
the closing date for acceptance OF
applications They must have
reached their 18th birthday on
the closing date There IS no max
imum age limit However, persons
Who have passed the age Of 10
may be considered only FIJI tenn
orary renewable appointments q
one year
Complete information about the
examination requirements and m
structions for filing applications
may be obtained at the letters
vile post office Application forms
must be filed with the U. S. Civil
Service Commission, Washington
q, D c.. and must be received or
postmarked not later than the
closing date
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
Clabough Improves
On Hospital Rest;
Hawker Breaks Arm

Howard Clabough, stellar half :
back on the Farmyille High squad
Is resting more comfortably at
Southside Community Hospital
He was admitted Sunday night
with complications from a head
conclusion, and is scheduled to go
home today.
Although improving rapidly ii
IS not vet known how long the
senior standout will be lost to the
team AT least two-w week period
of recuperation is believed essent
iai. however. A decision must
await developments.
A short time hospital mate oi
Clabough's was H-SC's Leon
Hawker the Danyille sophomore
basketball ace. He broke an arm
during an mira mural touch foot
ball game, this week His cast is
expected TO be off in time for the
opening game, opponents may be
sorry to learn
The diminuitive hoopsier was
Ail-Littie Eight and Mason Dixon
as a freshman.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
Mason Dixon Clash
Co-Nlinded Green
Terrors Due AT
.H-SC Saturday

western Marylands 0-2-l
Green Terrors, VINO play at
Hampden Sydney COLLEGE Satuf
DIN afternoon may not nave Pr
eye-opener record. but that Y
about VII fall III one can write otf
Coach Bob Waldolfs squad.
Gettysbue and Pennsyl'anla
Military College have defeated
the Waldorfites 1918 and 4i-28
while Randolph-Macon played
them to a 1920 standoff
The gridTon handwriting IS
plain you beat the Green Terrors
by outscoring them If they come
I'D with j better defense to match
their go-Gualities. il may be Al
bitter Saturday for some foe.
That's why the = p m game
at Death Valley this week sizes up
Us probably fine offensive bait
TIE Coach Bob Thalman hopes
october lg ISN'T the Saturday tile
Terrors decide 10 firm up their
defense
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
Two Key Indians
Hurt In Powhatan
Loss To Varina

A tough opponent and d lot Of
bad luck contributed To Powhatan 5
loss To Varnia, l6-0, at the Blue
Devils stadium last week
Powhatan lost quarterback Artie
Jessup il the first half when he sus-
tanned an eve injury while downing
a Blue Devil on a punt return In
the second half Christian Goodwin
suffered d badly twisted knee when
he was tackled on a downfield run.
Although the Indians We're unable
to score Extensively the Blue Devils
found the defense quite bit harder
than they expected and this defense
may prove valuable IN future con
tests
The Blue Devils scored on a
plunge By quarterback Dick Will
ard, an end run by halthack Ken
Willard and a safety
This Friday Powhatan faces Flu
wanna at tie Indians home field
This game may prove even more
decisive than the Varlna game. II
the indians sharpen up their toma-
hawks. they may be back IN the
running III the District , race
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
Amelia Battles
Blackstone On
Even Terms co. O)
By EDWIN O'NEAL

Two evenly hi ate h x d team
ended with An evenly matched score
Friday night al Blackstone S home
coming game Neither team scored
in the first quarter although Amelia
went TO the Blackstone 30 and Black
stone pushed to the Amelia 7
From their position on the Amelia
Z ptchout to the fullback Daniels
carried The ball over for the first
Blackstone touchdown early In ta5
second quarter The extra point Was
kicked 10 make TIE score Mo.
Late III the econd quarter
Amelia S center Johnny Morris in-
tercepted 4 pass on the Amelia 81
to start his team Oh a touchdown
drive A run around right by Full
back Ashman carried the ban to Thu
Blackstone 43. Then With runs by
right halfback Blankenship ane
qHarterpack Fhppen the bali va,
carried to the Blackstone ! yarl
line Flippen carried through center
for the touchdown and a completed
pass for the extra point ended the
first half with d ~ tie.
Amelia Goes Ahead
Blackstone received ID the thire
quarter but tumble recovered BIZ
Amelia put them in scoring position
cn the Blackstone IS Blankenship
On an END run, scored the secont
touchdown fol- Amelia
Blackstone took tie BAH on TIL
Amelia AZ and with runs BIZ fullback
Daniels and quarterback Atkinson
pushed to the Amelia Is Atkinson
scored evening the count again
at 1913
Early in the fourth quarter Blank,
enship charged through the center
for the final Amelia touchdown A
pass was completed for the extra
point
Both teams We're working hard
Blackstone trying to score and
Amelia trying to hold. With less
than minute To go a Blackstone
pass to Tommy Utley at left end
took the ball about g. yards for d
touchdown The extra point was
passed to end the game at 1920
Amelia will play at Kanbridge
Friday night
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
Gryder Moves Into
Scoring Lead -As
Ri Wins $50
BY BRETT WATSON .

Randolph Henry Statesmen. led
by speedy halfback Gene Gryder
chalked up their third victory Fri
day night. at Charlotte c H BY
crushing Victoria So to N
Grydef who already had five
touchdowns from Randolph-Henry' X
previous games splurged and tailed
five more. This made his total
60 points and PUT HIM at the top In
District n scoring
Oh the second play N the game
Crydei- took the BAH 45 yards for
a touchdown The snap from center
far the extra point was off How
ever kicker Burl Clements took the
ban and made his way around the
right end for the conversion
Randolph Henry gained control Of
the ball moments later inside their
own l0-yard line by A Victoria punt
Clements set up scoring position
HIN tim7 FIJI TIE Statesmen as LIN
took tho BAH off-tackie and Sped 85
yards up the fiald. GEyder later
made the IT'D bY pIunging owen from
the SIX. Clements booted thu extra
this time 10 make thu score ~ to y.
Grydei scored again M the first
quarter as he returned a punt 10
yards for touchdown Clements
missed The conversion attempt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
Bouling Results

Upsets were dime a dozen IN
the Farmville Tenpin League
Tuesday night as the Farmville
Five took league leading Holsum
81 Leggett's whipped Davidson Is
FL and the Burkeyille Five left
the cellar IN shutting out Arp 80.
Don Sequin. of the Farmville
Five. was double honor winner.
rolling the high score game Of
1913 and spilling the pins for a
three-game high of 54B
The Holsum rollers. however.
again took high team honors for
the three-game set, with total
count of 24l4
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18

and TWO previous state tourney
tries led up to her victory in 1857
She won the Middle Atlantic con-
ISOLATION singles. and was one-half
81 the runnerup doubles team
At Longwood tennis has to be
b week end activity for Miss
Bfantiy for three physical educa
tion classes, not including any
tennis and regular freshmen
courses do not leave her any free
time during the Week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
Gryder Rolls

In the second period Gryder TOOK
the BAH off-tackle and sprinted 20
yards for another touchdown
score 27-0 AZ the end oi thu first half
Clements converted ID make the
score 27-0 al the end Of rha first half
With Coach r w Qualles substl-
tutmg freely II INK second halt, Ran
dolph-Henly scored only once more
This came III the fourth period with
Grvder making his longest run Of
the night as he scrambled 81 yards
for the touchdown making the final
score Randolph-Henry 80. Victoria o.
The Statesmen played a good de
fensive game as Victoria threatened
only once. This came IN the second
quarter when Victoria drove to the
Phi l7-yard line
Friday night THE Statesmen will
face the Blackstone Rams AZ Black
stone