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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
Red Hot Dorothy


NEW YORK (NANAl Once upon Z time,
there was q pretty singer named Dorothy
Collins who was Just about the sweetest little
thing you ever sawl
Sweetness became her 50 much that pro-
ducers Of Your Hit Parade. on which she starred
for seven years, were unwilling 70 let her be
anything else. II was her trademark.
TO viewers, she was the wholesome gal IN
the schoolgirl blouse black sailor tie: blond
hair brushed down nat: low-heeIed shoes;
cute smile and an umplty- tumpity singing style
that never changed.
But last spring. the big. bad wolf named
Rating Trouble" got into the Hit Parade
household Before long. Dorothy and All the
other veterans found themselves outside 10 the
cold winds Of Madison avenue. And how cold
they can be to someone who's Just lost showl
Dorothy sighed and thought she'd just 80
on being Americas Kid sister. But program
directors snarIed and said: we don't want any
more kid sisters" Suddenly L was apparent that
she had been the kid sister too long-seven
years too long She decided that she was a big
girl now Get sophisticated and maybe try
few choruses Of I'm Red Hot Mama" she
told herself
Thats Just what little Dorothy did. she
got herself sheath gown Of black velvet and
dazzling couture. After changing the tone. Of
A4A1 NSo~-g
the Nations growing spa for entertainers
who want TO change their personalities.
BY the time Dorothy finished rendering I'm
q Red Hot Mama, But I'm Blue For YOU" the
faded patrons Of the resort knew they had an
exciting new show-buslness personality on their
hands
So did the rest Of the world Of entertain
ment. At least II offers to star Dorothy in
movie poured in She got bookings In plush
niteries through December Television shows
clamored for her services.
Dorothy decided to have whirl at musical
comedy and legitimate acting. she played
Dorothy in the Wizard Of o." at the st. Louis
Municipal Opera this summer and broke at
tendance records. She just finished doing the
role Of Magnolia in SHOW Boat" at Kansas City
to equally enthusiastic plaudits.
Then she showed her new self, or just the
Dorothy Collins she should have been showing
all these years, as she puts It, on Steve Allen
Show.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

plano Sarmday morning tor New
yorE CITY and Flew trom there on
SATURDAY evening ror Ireland the
first step on her 90 day tour 81
Ruropc Her itinerary Includes
tour q England. Germany, swi,s-
crland Italy stopping OF ia
Geneva Naples ana Rome SHE
wal also visit Monaco ana from
there ta Parts France and back
home
Returned Homcl Mrs Ida pant
zler. 90 Chtcsgo. who has been the
guest OF hor niece and husband,
Mr. and Mrs Howard Tyler Goa
W Central Az, and other rcla
tyes left cor her homc Friday
Apri % Mis- nantaicr spent
three weeks in tho eitN and cele,
DRAFTED her birthday while in 81
PAU
T,nga Club win Meet, Mrs
Ellen Brown, ayJ Iglehart Az
VIII bc hostess 10 the ranEa Club
on Saturday evening, May 4
club iiostcssl Mrs Victor Gallo
way AS igichart Az, will be hos-
tess 10 the Breakfast ffnoehle
club on Saturday morning May
4
Kansas CITY Visitor, Mrs Ruby
Young % Kansas Cty. Kama Is
visiting IN the city and IL the
guest of Mr and Mrs Howard
ryicr OF 0si w Central Ay
Twin CITY bridge club, Mr. and
Mrs ollyc Gum. 7S3 IRichart Az
wcr . hosts TO the Twin CITY
Bridge club ON Saturday evening
April e Prizes Tor high scores
40 bridge werc awarded Earl
Jones' FIRST and Mrs " q Evans,
second Mrs 2clla Waters was
guest Following bridge lunch was
enjoyed BY tho group Mr. and
Mrs William Ridley $40 ~ An
thony Az VIII be hosts al the
nest meeting on Saturday May
20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
81 PAUL EIRInpAYA

May { Mrn BaIHe wedding
ton Tis " Central ~ Aarilse
Co1van 80 Eondo Az, nrs
Bertha Andersyn 80 Rondo Az
srs Frank winfield. 1909 Car.
ron Az
May 3 Jane Elizabeth lee
sg2 TgishaFt ~, Alberta Kemp
60 ST. Anthony Nv Fleetwood
suith. az Carroll Az. william
Brllsy IT, 7}3 Enndo ~
May Brs Habsi Farmer fs2
Rondo A. Hrs Mary Eadlngs
rs g. Anthony ~
May Marco q no1dy Jr
TT Eon1o ~ John Collins s01
R1'sso Az william ssylss Jr
10 ~ Anthony ~ Margaret
Jans Eflls 7f3 Carroll ~
Nay ? Hrs John p stone
49, Re=sa ~ Rafgr BOYD ~
igiehsTt A. James Thomas Ross.
80 g. Anthgry ~ Jsess oA.
yer Jr 80 IEiebart ~ Nrt
Alma 2 DAVIS ss2 ~ AH'h1uy
~ Mr. benjamin DAVIS 81
Carroll ~ Mrs. beverly IsassI
If7 valley
May 3 Kathleen pgzh ga
Carroll Az CaarEes EsragTira
s6s 8. AH'k11y A. Ronald ans
DeraH Dlgssl twins ~ Car
roI Az Mrs. Norman H1osH
s7I 81 AHttaTy Az C1T8s ard
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

crushed pineapple Is baked In the
middle OF the cake, between two
layers OF the batter 80 the pine
apple flavor blends right into
every bite The rich bruwu-sugar
and cinnamon and nut topping
makes It look extra good and
and taste extra good. too. Best
OF all YOU can stir Il up IN a
nffy because it's made with bis
cuit mix 10 you have just few
ingredients TO mix. In fact. Pine
apple Crunch Cake IL such a
favorte with nay family and me
that we don't always wait for a
special breakfast 10 have one --
It's good any time Here's the re-
ciPe .. hope you1l plan 10 try
Il soon
Pineapple trrmch Cake
IS cup sifted all purpose -four
i cup brown sugar
p teaspoon cinnamon
= cup cold butter or margarine
: cup uusaitcd nuts
~ cups biscuit mix
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


May y l. Greer, 1921
Eighth Az ~ Mrs Elsie Lewis.
400 r. seth ST. Mrs Della
Green, 2s25 27th Az g. Edgar
Jackson IT, 80 Bryant Az N.
Mrs Eula Richardson. 1905 F1nh
Az s. Pamela Bnunsru 372s
Minnehaha Az
May 3 Edward Barker Ser
Vile Hotel Lawrence Shan
Highland Az N Lawrence Shan.
non. 9it Girard Az ~. sandra
wilkinson. 1858 NcrNea Az r.
May Elmer ChJdrras Jr,
800 Fifth Az S. Mias Carolyn
Smith 1Nls Clinton Az, Danny
Baker. 1901 Bryant Az H., Mil
llcent Freeman 3GiG Elliot Az
May T. Clifford WHEerapn.
tst7 Fourth Az s. Ernest Dear
ms. 1896 cHn'0n Av. Mrs Egoz-
sic Harris. gsgT Clinton Az
Fredrrrk y tonca. 1882 Fourth
Az g.
May s Mrs IIazd Tucker
22oI Ff,h A.. g
May 9 Philip james Blackwell
f2f7 Fnh Az s.. Lynne n
Gresham. 5i3 Glrard hy ~
May 10 Mrs Zephyr Turner
1851 Fourth ~ s. Mrs cartrau
Cooper 1885 Fnh Az. g.
out ~ Town Birthday
May Robert vs. HmusvoTfh
Houston, Tex
May : Leon Abbey Chicago.
m Roberta Nash, Warrington,
y. C., Roger Johnson. Cleveland.
o Misc Helen Waters Mexico
CITY, Mex
May Mrs Herbert Robinson.
Los Angeles Cauf James Walk
cr, Washington y. Z.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

Gates Mrs. chldress speat five
weeks IN the city and was tha
house guest Of her daughter Mrs
Oscar Gates Of 2425 Firth Ay S.
and her son and dAughter-in-law
and family, Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Chiidrcss OF s7o0 Fifth Av, S
Visiting Parents: Thurman
shelton OF Kansas City. Mo. is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Shelton Of 1858 Fourth Az
s.
Family Guest Mr. and Mrs.
James Buford 433T Portland Az.
had as their house guest for the
past few days, Mrs Joseph L.
Mckenzie OF Chicago Mrs. Me
kenzie Is a sister Of Mrs, Buford
Back Home; Mrs. William ~,
North and sons, Orch Dexter and
Wayne OF 1922 Fourth Ay. s. re.
turned home April "a from Little
Rock, Ark where they spent
Easter week visiting their par
ents and grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam woodford.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

for for the low prices tagged on
the seats n YOU can think OF
better deal let me 10 on the sec
rot Yes. uhis time Dick and Don
May have realty done q They
know Just when Go bring con
cert and who 60 bring Three
cheers 10 them
SO you didn't read much eN
ccpt the coming concert 90 what
right at present. its the most ia
tereating ncws hrreahauta, but
tell you what, you DO something
Of interest and IN print Il any
time Right now I'm taking
leave uutn next week and IN be
back with what ever can accun
ulnte between now ana then,
Signing Off
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
The William Smiths
Entertain On First
Marital Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs William l. Smith
1857 Stevens Az. celebrated their
first wedding anniversary with a
few friends who helped to make IL
a happy occasion On Sunday. April
Is, from 3 20 p m
Floral arrangements OF red
roses, yellow Chrysanthemums
were placed at vantage points
The eNqwAtely laid reception
table centcred with a four TERED
wedding cake decorated in green
and yellow colors OF the hostess
and trays Of hors doeyrcs added 20
the swank atmosphere
Mrs Smith eharmiugly greeted
her guests IN pink embroidered
orEundy frock with pearl earrings
and necklace and Jewel studded
pumps adding glamorous contrast.
Mr. and Mrs Smith received
many lovely gifts
Among friends who wished
them happiness while enjoying
the delightful afternoon were the
Messrs and Mines. William +.
I'M Jesse shelton, Alfred
Barnes. Godfrey Baldez. William
North. W Kelley Nathaniel
Walker Jr, Leon Wallace. Oden
Germany G. l. SummeriIe,
James Buford. Ollie Griffin, Harry
Massengili
Mrs Henrietta Johnson, Mrs
Smiths mother. was among the
guests
And the Mines Ruby Young
Kansas City, Kans.. Joseph /, Me
Kenzie, Chicago Jeanette English
Edna Latson. Lydia Pillow Eow-
ard Tyler Rosamai Osby Virginia
Johnson Hattie Gross, the
hessrs DreSel Pugh, Robert
Ray Fred Barnes, Eddie varuado
and Miss Thelma stone
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

~ cup sugar
Y cup Pet Evapofated Min
I. cup water
s-oE can crushed pineapple, wen
drained
MIX well IN bowl the flour,
brown sugar and cinnamon Work
in the cold butter with fork un-
81 crumhly Fold In the nuts Lot
stand until needed Mix the bis.
cult miN with the sugar In ~
quart bowl Stir IN quickly with
fork a mixture OF the milk and
water Spread about half Of the
batter IN well creased cake
pan about sNsN 2 Inches
sprinkle batter with half 81 the
crumbs Cover with the pineapple
Spread rest OF batter over pine
apple sprinkle with rest of
crumbs Bake near center Of a
400 degree oven Jhnp about 20
minutes. or until cake pulls from
sides Of pan Turn cake out Put
au rack 10 cool with the crumb-
side up
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
AMONG lYCtUM
THEATRE FIRST NiCHItRs

The members OF the bTagmnteia
Sorority were among the FIRST
fighters in attendance at the
Lyceum Theatcr 20 see the new
stage play, THE Cat on The Hot
TIN Roof" by Tennessee williams
This is an example OF one Of the
many projects that the group
plans to enhance the cultural life
OF the members
Those enjoying the play, in ad-
dition 20 our guest, Mrs Dorothy
mcfarland, were Mrs Laura
Mae Robins, Mrs. Arlee Hallowell.
president; Mira Berncice HARDY.
Mrs Annette Galloway. Mrs Yer
nora Bradford, Mrs. Eula VII,
Hams. Mrs Rosamond Banhan.
Mrs Mauroen Tllman. Miss rs
tella THckie and Miss Maxine
Smith.
The next regular meeting of the
Sorority win be held on Friday
May at which time initiation
ceremonies will take place for
new members Also plans will be
completed for a money making
project to be held in the future -
Club reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNFApOIIS

May 3 Mr. and Mrs John
LATHE, 1924 Bryant Az NJ sin
years. Mr. and Mrs Claude
Campbell, 1924 Smelling Az. ton
years
May 10 Mr. and Mira Jesse
Shelton 1903 Fourth Az r.. four
wears
out flown
May Mr.. and Mrs Donald
Staples. Chicago. m, one year
NJ. PAUL
May 8 MI and Mrs Theodore
Simmons. fso 81, Anthony Az, %
years
May 10 MIR and Mira NJ &C.
Bcu, 500 Carroll Az seven years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
Debs & Dates

Wen hello to you natives" Of
the Twin Cities" and welcome
an Of you visitors and thoso who
have come here recently 20 live
I never before realized i,ist how
many new faces are always turn
ing up 10 some ~ you these may
be old faces, but 20 others who
don't make the rounds much they
are ail essentially new folks
would like "a take time 81
tell you that from now on ~ any
~ sou would write me, ! would
like 30 start question and an
swer section ~ this column and
many other things n some Of
you would take tho time 30 write
me few lines
You know 90 we'll az / do thst
there ia nothing much going Gu
around here newaWise or that r.
printable mainly because nothing
much outstanding ever seems 10
happen TEditOrz Note You must
stay homo a lot gut
OF course there are two events
coming up % the near future 81
least Z can Hay one the other
may be- just % vide tan rm1r
have been told that The MA
mphlcrs aHd tHe spaniols and
host ~ others are coming here
1Dou FOR dance bul thia ! san.
not sas n would be- real nirc bat
! Jusi iavo 20 ace % 20 believe
q billing ike that for o dance 4
concert yea r. dance
can nay tHis ror suto. there Is
q terrific Iszz concert coming IN
lho 25th ~ May % the AInueapo-
ha Auditorium Md n y0u ere
great Iggof ~ progressive music
then don't miss tbs happenings
To maine just y few On ~" pro
gram Count Basic and Orchestra
with Joe williams. Chef Baker
Bod Powell ana Sarah Vaughn
These are enough 20 make Il
great bat there are many mprs
sutb ~ Jer ggIthsrn and Biny
~ katlre, With loia more too
Nov what mprs could you aAs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

STATE tAE MINNESOTA
COUNTY NF HENNEtIN
~ PROBATE COURT
iU hc Estate at Fillmore A Wee
nrpthuuI
m ts nRfWREn that an pcrBona
interested show ysHsc VI ApN the,
have. teroFg thip court un Monday
MAJ iafb, 1885, as no u'alogk A. a.
in TIE court House iu Minneapolis
MINNESOTA WHY iircUae should not
10 granted e. the representative o.
sHid estate So HpU certain CsAi 90
tate described iu the pptttinh II the
otitf shall ho purliaNoa 30 the Mina
representative, herein nisd Tbls
HtapglfH Spokesman ana q copy
Wsilca io each ~ thH heirs ioNa
tees aHd devils ~ said usysdsut
ct lsaei tt DAYS before the date 81
said hearing
ttptNF AkAtA
NlTNtRH the non lAAEN
"a krHoG, ludue ~ Probate
Court THIS itth day % April.
rHNRar D IoWESE
lpAE.
CLERK ot Probate Court
y holimant Attorney
tis Nteollst Kids
,Np0ksuman, ApNl 10. a. May ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
MOTHER or MRS ANDREW
CLARK SENIOR, DTS

Mira Halle Thornton ~ Kansas
city Ranu, mother 81 Mira An
drew Clark sr. 81 t0a1 clinton
Az. died o. : g. m Sunday. DO q
local hospital Mrs clark IofJ fpr
Kansas city un Thursday April
% because Of the critical iUnrss
0f her mother und waH with her
at the time 81 her passing Sire
Thornton was well Eugwn In fHo
TwtH cities az she haa spent the
holidays with her cbiliren ualu
health failed in the past couple ~
years. Mr Clark ana son Andrew
Dr. left Tuesday morning Tor
Kauaaa CITY 10 attend funeral ser
vices which win be held there ou
"Wednesday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
ANNUAL CATHOLIC
ROSARY PROCESSION
SUNDAY MAY S, Up, "A

The annual Family Rosary Pro
cession viii be held at the Basicila
OF ST Mary in Minneapolis and at
the Cathedral OF ST. Paul In 81.
Paul on Sunday, May $ at 2 p.
m.
Catholics OF the ST Paul Arch
diocese viii march as family units
with their parish group in honor
OF the Mother OF our Lord
Many OF the Catholics outside
OF the Twin City area are COM
ing 10 Minneapolis and 81 Paul IN
chartered buses.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
no 1855
LAND ItEtI Sun NONs ~
Atrtt, ALTON ron

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STATE Bf NIHNEHuTA
o.
COUNTY or urNNETtN
bI@Tutt'r tglfNJ
tr9ffrrt YHuttikI. ptaqItttf
IL tbs matter az $40 application
~ ata4.F tiuE ts rspiatfF tHa u'Ia
b. tta following described real
grJ4fg att8atta It itsHnsnln county,
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS Z
MINNEAPOLIS

Out OF Hospital Mr. Robert Chambers who has been
patient in Mt Sinai hospital FOR the past days returned home
Saturday.
Leaves For Home Mrs Lou Eta Chdrcss Of Lathrop,
Mo- left Tor her home by Saturday morning April 81
accompanied by her Elmer Chdres and grandson Donald
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL =
= ST, PAUL

suburbanites Met The SuhuFhanites met Wednesday,
April - the home OF Miss Ee Green 36Sj Portland Az
Minneapolis The birthday Of Mrs Eleanor Barber ceohra
sd and she received lovely and useful gifts thester party
planned for Friday May To- place of she regular meeting
European Tour Miss Mary nersoR 2laA Dayton Az left by
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

Count the yarfaBs departments
features, pesFs stories. columns
and pArtaFes oncs W. think yea
sin aErts that readers - ttlis
paper get their moneys worth
every vsaL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

Sc sure IA patr for your favor
Ito candidate for Queen 81 Min.
ne@ata ptks .s=tdNi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

Vote 10. your candidate for
Queen Of tho riha to-day Advt,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

For % years the community
most dependable class Journal.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03
Irene Mnrlin hutlad

Services f1t Mrs Irene Corueft
Martin ri IIi5 Dupont Az g.
who died a. her horne April -
we're held at 3 No. Nosday
April ~ a. me Wuodar1 Funeral
chapel with Rev n Ovsrion o..
tslaiinK
BrE Martin had BEEN lH f1r
about q year She VAS n natlvr n
Topega BaDs ard had been q
resident n Minneapolis f9r four
and one.hAu years
She IA we'd by two cons.
Charles and Teddy Martin ~
Minneapolis fggr Daughter Mrs.
Ida Mae Haskell Kansas city
Kans Mrs. Veins srhYck. ~
Paul Hias Roth Martin and MIRA
Colleen BhanH9n Of Minneapolis
mother Mrs Laura Mcdowell. -
Kansas city Kans 20 grsndehil.
drsn and number q other fsla.
lives
Burial 0as IN Crystal Lass
rsmstsfy wsth wol,iar8 Fgurssl
Home in charge N tho service
ClaydeaH Parker twins 575 FuI.
isr Az Philip John 4 Butler
ss7 fgishart ~
May 70 James Bruce Grana
20 Magnolia. Grrtta Harrison
60 Igistau Az Hattie Crer
sha0 ca CsrraH Az Arth9ny
Martin Garuisr Esf goH1o ~
Out 81 Town Birthday
May Z FIgyd A Brgyn. D.
hIbans. l. r " z
May Malcolm Dale IT, be.
'rrs' M5eh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

Vote for your candidate Tor
Queen Of the Elks tOday,--Adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-03

RENT IT WITH 4 WANT AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Judy Bond
Easter BlOuses
let you be true-fO-type
i'm expressing dressiness
$50

TO each her own, says Judy Bond-sissy ruffIes for
you who are hoppest when ultra feminine; elegant
but spohno hand "details for you who like quiet dress
ness for Others the sophisticated dressiness Of bored
necklines All blouses of eosy-eore fobrcs. White,
pink, blue or noturo 32-38.
Kanns-Neckrear- Floor. Both Stores
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
7. C. Coler nan, 70,
Dies in Farmville;
Funeral to be Tuesday

Thomas Clarence Coleman died
May 5 at his home in Farmville.
at the age Of 70. Funeral services
are to be held at Farmville Meth
odist church Tuesday at $3.50 p.
m. with DR.. H. E. Hudgins. pas
tor Of the Farmville church, and
the Rev. Eric r. Alexie, of Heb
ron Methodist church, officiating.
Burial will be at White Oak
Methodist church In Hebron, with
full Masonic rites.
MIR. Coleman was a past. wor-
shipful master of Farmville Ma
sonic Lodge No. Al, state grand
master Of international Order of
Odd Fellows Lodge in 1884 and
1885. and noble grand of the local
order, 290, and a member Of
Farmvllle Methodist church.
The son Of E. w. and Adelaide
Clark Coleman, he was born July
8, 1888, in DinWiddie county, and
attended Dinwiddie county public
schools.
For So years Mr. Coleman was
an agent Of Norfolk and Western
railway He retired III 1851. Dur
ing World War I he served as a
security officer for Baldwin
Phelps detective agency. For 40
wears he was deputy Sheriff Of
i Prince Edward county,
He is survived BY his widow.
Mrs. Emily D. Prosise Coleman,
one son, n G. Coleman. Jr., Of
Farmville, two daughters, Mrs
James r Williams, Of Farmville,
and Mrs. George E. Anderson. Of
Glen Allen, three grandchildren.
Ann Gail Coleman. of Farmvilla,
Barbara Wayne Anderson and
George E. Anderson, il, Of Rich
mond. and one sister. Mrs.
Francis 3. Henry. Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
Red Cross Dance
At Dillwyn Friday

The Buckingham Red Cross
funds drive will conclude Friday
night May 10 with a dance at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
Medical Society
Ne cts at Hospital

There were even more doctors in
the house than usual at southside
Community Hospital Wednes-
day when the hospital and the
Fourth District Medical Society Of
Virginia held their annual spring
Institute
On the program were Dr.. Stuart
Ragland. Jr.. Of the Medical College
Of Virginia department of medi-
cine. and Dr.. David Hume. chair
man Of the MCV department Of
surgery.
Dr. Ragland spoke on The Medi-
c9l Management Of Patients With
ctrrhosis Of the Liver with AS
sociated Bleeding Varices Of the
Esophagus-"
The Surgical Management of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
Pearson Returns
From Far East

r r. Pearson Is home from
India On furloagh H. will retire
on September l. when he VIII
have completed % years Of serv-
ice with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oil
Company
He joined the company in 1929.
and initially was assigned to Can
ton, China Later he was district
manager IN Wuchow, Foochow.
swatoW Canton and Annoy, then
territory sales manager III South
China. manager Of West China
business. Rangoon and Chung
king territory manager III South
China, New York area manager
in China and in 1851, assistant
general manager Of the China d.
vision.
In June. 1854, was transferred
10 the India division as assistant
general manager
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
Mrs. Sarah Harvey's
Services Monday

Funeral services were to be held
at b. m. Monday at Collins Fun
eral home for Mrs. Sarah Lowe
Harvey, 73, who died May 4 at
the home Of her son, Gordon
Harvey, in Pamplin
Burial was to follow in Concord
Baptist church cemetery in Buck
ingham county Mrs. Harvey was
d member Of Glenn Memorial
Baptist church at Prospect. She
was the daughter of William
Henry and Susan Woodall Lowe,
who lived in Prince Edward coun-
ty.
She is survived by another son,
Edward Harvey, Of Prospect.
three grandchildren. and sister,
MRS. ]. c. Hopkins. Of Prospect.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-07
Ernest C. Davis, II,
Leaves 80 Survivors

Funeral services viii be held at
2 p m Tuesday at Centenary
Methodist church in Cumberland
county for Ernest Cleveland Day.
is. II. Who died May at his
Cumberland home
The Rev. Frank Look will Of
ficiate. and burial will be in the
church cemetery
A retired railroad employe. he
was born September II, 1885, IN
Appomattox county, the son Of
Hunter H. and Betty Weber
Davis. He was a member Of
Pamplin Methodist church.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Aida Brown Davis, seven daugh-
ters. Mrs. Alva NJ. Hendrix and
MIS-. Ruby r ArcAbee. Of Farm
vile. Mrs r. l.. Bullock. Mrs.
Ernestine Bernard, Mrs. Hazel
Barnes and Mrs. Ruth Mathews,
Of Richmond. and Mrs. Thelma
G Clement. Of Rochester, N H.
two sons, Douglas f. Davis, Of
Farnlville. and Ernest c. Davis.
Jr. Of Richmond: 10 grandchild-
rem five sisters Mrs Lucy Pugh.
Of Bulkeville, Mrs. Ada Price. Of
Franklin Mrs. Laura Cakes, Of
MELVILLE and Mrs. Clara Carter
and Mrs Whsle Davis. Of Norfolk
and five brothers. J. IT. Davis and
Henry Davis. Of Pamplin. Frank
L Davis, of Hampton. and Wal
ker Davis and Russell Davis, of
Norfolk.