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conference between himself
and Chief Murray on May rs.
1856.
Roger Robb. attorney for
Chief Murray. branded the
Bios Probe Limited BY Two Lows. Jus
tee Soys Pess A-l0
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Jupiter Missile Reaches Target, Test
CoIled Success. Pose AS
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U. N. Suspends Debate on Syrio to let
Soud Act. Pess Al
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Questioned on Call

Committee Counsel Robert
r. Kennedy said Shefferman's
ONCE called Cross on October
Is. 1856. at 1924 pm. at his
home in nearby Bethesda. Md.
Continued ON Page A-6, Col. I
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Chicken Spinach Casserole

SNs@CkSOOAA
teaspoon pepper, u teaspoon paprika,
frying chicken, shortening, can condensed
cream of chicken soup, 2 teaspoons Worces-
terShire sauce, " cup grated sharp Cheddar
cheese, can Il pound II ounces spinach
tablespoons sailed peanuts. Mix -four
salt, pepper and paprika. Cut chicken into
serving pieces. Dip in flour mixture and
brown in shortening. Mix soup, Worcester
shire sauce and cheese in shallow caSse-
role Add drained spinach and halved
peanuts; mix with fork. Place Drowned
chicken on top of spinach. Cover casserole
and bake in a slow oven 1925 degreeSI about
an hour, until chicken is tender. Remove
cover the last 10 minutes of baking. Six
servings
New England Sweets
One can Il pound ounces) vacuum pack
sweet potatoes, / cup canned whole cram
berry sauce, "a cup brown sugar, 2 table
spoons butter or margarine. Cut sweet
potatoes in half lengthwise and arrange
with cranberry sauce in a shallow baking
dish Sprinkle with sugar and dot with
butter Bake in a moderate oven (375
degrees) about 20 minutes, until heated
through. Six servings.
Oyster Sweetbread ScallOp
Two cans (lO-ounce size) frozen con-
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Too Busy to Cook?
Convenience Foods" viii Solve the Problem
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor

CONVENIENCE FOODS heavensen answer to the busy
" homemaker GAL the bachelor who whips
up an occasional meal for himself
replace canned vegetables eliminate
the chore Of peeng and scrang prepared
to pop the oventhe list goes on 10th century
version of built-in maid service for the consumer
debatable whether using prepared stiles the
creative genius of the cook belong school that
it stimulates their ingenuity hattering take
prepared product add have your
guests believe you started from
Look at the quckies" have today spent
making two Of the recipes soup eliminate step
asparagus cheese fondue vegetable defrosed
added uncooked bubble away with
ingredients.
all three quality appeals every
homemaker She slide the casserole into
timer, and do dozen other things while bakes
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densed oyster stew, thawed; 3 tablespoons
sherry. tablespoon chopped onion, "
teaspoon rosemary. 3 cups coarsely crushed
saltineS, pound sweetbreads, cooked and
cubed (about 2 cups); " cup butter or
margarine. To thawed oyster stew add
sherry, onion and rosemary. In creased
1h-quart casserole, arrange layers of
saltines. sweetbreads, butter and oyster
stew; dot with butter. Bake in hot oven
400 degrees) about IS minutes. Makes
six to eight servings.
Frozen Asparagus Cheese FOndue
One package frozen asparagus cuts and
tips. defrosted; slices toast, cut in cubes;
" cup grated sharp cheese, l egg, slightly
beaten; / cup milk. " teaspoon salt, "
teaspoon pepper, teaspoon minced onion,
/ tablespoon melted butter or margarine.
Defrost asparagus by allowing to stand in
main part of refrigerator away from
freezing element about hours. Prepare
creased 1-quart casserole. Arrange alter
nate layers of toast cubes, asparagus and
grated cheese in casserole, reserving some
toast cubes and cheese for the top. Com
bine egg, milk, salt, pepper and onion. Pour
over casserole ingredients. Sprinkle with
melted butter Do not cover Bake in
moderate oven $3.50 degrees) IS minutes
or until top is bubbly and lightly Drowned.
Makes four servings. This recipe may be
doubled and baked at the same temperature
and time to serve eight persons.
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REPAIRS AE!In!,, SERVICES

PAINTING, papering, plastering;
neat clean work, low prices; i'm.
mediate service. Call ia. 9-1064
PAINTING, PAPERING, interior. ex-
terror: FLA loans avail estimates.
Ju A-A77l after . d m
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BRICK
Immediate Delivery
ABC DEMOLITION CORP
[coNrINUED)

1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Arl., va
T. OF. 4-S75b
j MI. So. Of the l4th st. Bridge
On Route 1
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, PAINT.
ING, repairs: free estimates: terms
WOODBRIc q STONE. OIL. 6-SS66
ADDITIONS. remodeling, painting
and paperhanging; all work guar
anteed. EN-. 3-050S.
ADDITIONS. homes built, resi-.
Dental and commercial work. Reas
prices. Call HE. 1929.
AUTO REPAIRS. Chevrolet special;
complete motor overhaul, S1b; new
parts and labor. JU. $4,000.
observation-disclosures insured. &c
do brick. stone work In d c.. Va.
Nd A. FA0NAN1. 10. 2-l994.
CARPENTRY-Comp remodeling
sisc. q 4. COOK, Ia. S.92ss.
CARPENTRY-we build and repair
porches. garages. rec. rms. attics;
general repairs. Reliable. CHRIS
NO 7-lS53. 23'
CARPENTER. general jobbing, home
improvements, rec. rms, additions
cement work. roofine. remodellng
store fronts and fixtures. EDDIE
HOWELL. RIA. 6-9144. call after 4
CARPENTRY AND ROOFING, home
repairs of all types; no Job too
small; free estimate. 10. 4-6775.
CARPENTRY, rec. rm.. portable bar,
scr. porches and complete homes;
work guar, He l-O77S
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YOUNG LADY

- ~ - ANNN - - :
General once work. 10. $4,000,
YOUNG LADIES for public relations
work dealing exclusively with dip
lomats. Call DE. 2-2722 between
10 and IL am. for appointment.
ANNAPOLIS AREA-Teacher or ad'
vaneed student for vacation posi-.
ton: splendid experience, pleasant
work: 5000 for so days. Come II
10 see Mr. p c. FULLY Friday
Nav %. 2 to q pm. Business RIM.
Carvei Hall. Annapolis. Nd.
ATTRACTIVE WOMAN, over 81 and
under 40 yrs: capable. we'll
groomed. ambitious TO advance IT
reer; old -estab, Co: exper In sales
personnel interviewing, teaching OF
training helpful. No typing. Con
genial Active attractive downtown
fits Apply 1910 Pennsylvania
Bldg 18th and Pa, ave. NV.
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TITLE CLERK

TELEPHONE s0LIcIT0Rs. work owl
oeorgia ave. NV. RIM: b. between
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SITUATI0MS-D0MESTIc
HELP-D0MEsTIc

COMPANION g.h.w.: refined. white
woman; home and small salary; mr.
Luray. Va. Box 2S0-G Star.
COOK, g.hW: under as: live In !:
must be exper. with good refs: 2
adults; $40 wk. OIL 2-24pl.
COOK. experienced. g.h.w.; live in
Georgetown location: 2 children:
81 aa..iisses S st,.r l0i s:sO refs a.m. REQ
COOK-G.H.W.,LIVE IN
Experienced: references. wo. 6-OOOs.
Civ. AND COOK. colored, live In
70 SD 3D. ABBEY isS'i PE Il ioi7s k n NV.
G;;M.M;:cHILD CARE. cOlOred Or
rambler: other help empl. Local
ref, required. EN-. 3-lslS.
G.H.w.I salary S32. so; live In: pvt.
area references required. JE.
G.H,W.--Liye in. private quarters,
with Tv; fond Of children, Wed.
and Sun. on, IA. 2-2469.
G.H.W. COOK. $50 Wk.; of sun, n
day Thurs; local references REQ.
EN-, 3-l449.
G.H.W and cooking: live In: 5-day
wk.. on Thurs. and Sun, $50 wk.
Must have refs. OIL. 2-7443.
GIRL. between 25-35. g.h.w.. good
lroner some knowledge OF cook
ing, 6-day wk; $50 and car fare.
Apply after IL. Thurs. MRS.
nth and r SITS. NV. No phone calls.
HOUsEKEEPER. live In new home.
private room and bath. other help
employed: must be able TO ac-
company. family to Maine in sum-
mer;; 5ls-day week: $40. OIL.
6-l7l0. after 10 am,
LIVE IN MAID. General housework
assist cooking: 2 school boys. Per-
manent position. KE. 7-l6sb.
MAID TO live in: 2 children. age or
race no barrier. salary open. JE.
2-3S11.
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IANo; medium size uprisht; SIS.

PIANO IA s.a %sSium size uprishs; SIS.
PIANO, brand-neW Gable. full-key-
noard mahosany console; $4e5. de-
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
110s O ST. NV. DI. 7-s464
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets' consoles, grands and up-
n monthly Tp,; H Hauling extra. loR-
18th and Q sts.- NV. (phone ST.
3-9400D: 516a Lee hwy, Arline-
ton tphone KE. S-5060): 9332 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring (phone JU. So
ll05l. Suburban stores omen ewes.
PIANOs-we have a few real bar
gains in used spinets and consoles:
such makes as Fischer. Estey. Story
4 Clark, Winter, Gulbransen.
Phone ST. $4,000. JoRDAN's. cor.
ner 18th and q SITS. NV. Open
Thnrsday evenings.
PIANos.-Buv your rebuilt steinway
grand from the only authorized
have q wide selection of sizes and
rishes All fully guaranteed.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
los Q st NV. DI. 7-s464
PLYwOOD SALE, Thurs, Fri. Sat.
s4'4s' Xxi FUCKER sG TTM RGSR $500 1890
Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234.
PLYWOOD CUTTINGS and misc.
lumber; bars, picks, shovels. Call
DU. 7-2164 after 9 pm.
PIPE TOOLS AND WISE, Y inch to
2 inches; compl. gas unit heater,
'Reznor" gas stove. Call DU. =
2164 after . pm.
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES,
supplies, poker tables and games.
tennis tables. acces. CONN Bill
LARD d BOWLING SUPPLY CO,
$40 9th at. NV. D1. 7-4Sb7. DI.
7-471l.
PRINTING EQUIP. = Webendorfer
Offset press, 171sx22h; completely
rebuilt with spray attach. Baum
folder. 17lax221z. with Sitting.
scoring and FASTING attach. Prac-
tically new. Call JU. 0-0665 daily;
VIII. 8-4l32 ewes.
PUMPS, S7.5O up; stump pumps,
auto. S39.95; large selection. Bring
US your pump problems. Motors re-
paired, exchanged while you wait
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO.. 2473
Sherman ave. NV. AID. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

The problems o West Virginia
fomiIy foces on o newly inherited
ronch in the San Fernando Vol
ley in Southern California. VOL
ter erennon, Richard Crenno.
kothy Nolan, Michael Winkie-
man.
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Pot Boone. Guest: Anna Morio
AIberohetti.
$50
4-The Ford Show.
Dennis O'Keefe will visit Ernie.
5-WFestlin9. Copitol Arena.
TO. S. S. Adventure.
"Operoticn Tulip" A beautiful
Dutch housewife joins on o. S. S.
ooent in solving q thriller. Ron
Rondell. Sondro Dome.
9-PIoyhouse 90. Oromo.
IA Hours. IA Sound Of Differ
ent Drummers Robert Alon
Aurthur's orioinoI dromo OF O
world focino intellectual obliv-
ion. Sterling Hayden. John Ire
lond. Diono Lynn.
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Continued From Preceding Poss
500
4-You Bet Your Life. Quiz.
5-TheoteF oS $500. Movie.

IA Hours. "Foleon in Son From
cisco" 1915. Tom Convoy.
Rito Cordoy.
7.ABc Presents. Doc'm't'ry.
"Too Young to Burn" How
porents con teoch pre-sehool
children the hozords of fire.
Guest: Or. n. :. Dietrich. pedi-
otrieion and fire safety expert.
9-HeFbouFmester. Adv'nture.
Dovid Scott prevents o major dis
ester and stops Threatened
lynchino on the occasion Of the
traditional blessing OF the fleet
on the old New Enolond islond
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Program Listines

Of Sowtucket. Berry Sullivan.
Paul Burke.
$50
4-Drosnet. Jack Webb.
1.-The Reel MeCoys. Pr'm're.
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Mrs. W. S. Warren, Sr.
TO Be Buried Sunday

Mrs. Sally Norvel Warren. 81,
of Cumberland. died Wednesday
in Richmond. A funeral service
will be held at 2 p. m, Sunday at
Seventh Day Adventist Church in
Cumberland county with burial in
the church cemetery.
Besides her husband, William S,
Warren, she I is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Irene Fahrner of
Buckhanon, w. Va; two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Alberto Frae of Akron.
Ohio, and Mrs. Ella Naugle of San
Diego, Calf, two sons, William
S. Warren Jr. Of Cumberland and
Bernard L. Warren of F'armville
three sisters, Mrs. Kenneth Brown
of Jerome, Pa, Mrs. Elinor Mall
loux of Agana, Guam, and Mrs.
Marjorie DautWyler of Pickens,
w. Va. and two brothers, Walter
w. Fahrner Of Cumberland and
Stewart Fahrner Of Helxetia. w,
Va
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Continued from page u

continued from page II
bly, These laws are not an issue in
the court at the present time. but
they may be brought to court by
proper suit proceedings.
Ii the Supreme Court reviews the
Charlottesville and Arlington cases,
a decision on the Pupil Placement
Board may be forthcoming. BY ac-
ton of the General Assembly, the
right and power to assign pupils to
a given school was taken from the
local school authorities and given to
the State Pupil Placement Board.
Thus local school authorities are
caught on one hand by the order
OF the Federal court and on the
other hand the power to act has
been taken from them by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the Commonwealth
Of Virginia.
Hoffman offered the school auth
critics of Newport News and Nor
folk complete protection if they
defy the laws of the State Of Vir-
GINA and comply with the Federal
court directives.
Governor Thomas B Stanley said
In connection with the latest rulings
that Virginia will continue its policy
OF school segregation.
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fHf fAEzdVILLf 1a1 HFRAtb FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS 1877

Mrs. Francis G Landlord IS visit
ing her mother, Mrs. j " Fleet.
al Green Mount in King and Queen
county.
Mr., and Mrs. E. w. AImeter were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Myers last week end en- route from
Florida to their home in Attica
N. Z.
Miss Lila London is convalesclng
at home after an attack Of lnflu-
enza.
Mrs. Grace C Gordon, delegate Of
the American Legion auxiliary. at
tended woman's forum on national
security in Washington, D. c.. last
week.
Mrs Paul F. Critz. of Mclean.
Mrs. Charles T Levin, of Suffolk.
and Mrs. ]. R. Sheffield, of Vic
toria, were recent guests Of Mrs.
Grace c. Gordon
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Mrs Frank Organ win leave Fri.
day to be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
T.. S. Fincklin in Greensboro, " c
for a few days.
Mrs. Walter Sprye. of Rocky
Mount. N. c.. arrived today to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. w
Huntington. Mr.. sprye and children
viii join Mrs. sprye here for the
week end.
Mrs. Ida Southall visited her niece.
Mrs. w W. Woodland, Jr.. in Rich
n1ond Tuesday
Miss Kate Trent is doing graduate
work at Peabody College in Nash
vile. Tenn.
DR.. and Mrs. Dabney S. Lancaster,
Of Millboro Springs. will arrive Sun
t'ay to be guests Of the Longwood
Alumnae House.
Miss Marion Wilcox. of Charlotte.
n. c., was the guest of Dr.. and Mrs.
F R. Crawford seyera days last
week.
E. 2. Jones, of Burlington, N. c.,
has returned home after being a
guest here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w, Taylor will
attend the Gina Bachauer piano
concert at the Mosque in Richmond
Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Missiner. who
recently moved to Orlando. Fla.
are residing at 1901 Portland street
there.
DR. Francis G. Landlord is attend
ing the annual meeting OF the
American Association of Colleges
for Teacher Education in Chicago.
III. Dr. Landlord will return Sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Brightwen.
Of Richmond, were recent guests in
the c. W. Harris home.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Large and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Andrews are
among those attending the Virginia
Building Material association con-
v4ntion in Richmond
Mrs, Carla Keys has returned to
Johnson City, Tenn, after spending
several days at her home here.
mws
Miss Anna Dickhoff attended the
Legion banquet in Apo
fnattox Tuesday evening
Dan Mcintosh and Mrs. L. H
Shepherd, of Richmond. visited their
Mr., and Mrs. T w Nc
Intosh, during the week end.
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Or, Z W Bosworth and SON, Jeb
we're overnight guests in Lexington
Wednesday
Mrs. # II Hamburg. Jl', viii be
hostess to the Friday Bridge club
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Costenbader
Of Washington. D. c.. visited on the
HUI Monday en- route to Florida
! j. B. Massey. Jr., headmaster Of
the Norfolk Academy in Norfolk,
was an overnight guest Of his
mother, Mrs. j, B. Massey. ard
sister, Miss Jean Massey, this week
Professor Alvin Smith has been
called to st. Louis, Mo, by the
death Of his mother
Miss Margaret Hart, Of Roanoke
visited Mrs, Emmett Elliott during
the week.
Mrs Mary s. Carwile. Of Lynch
burg, visited her sisters. Mrs. E. B .
Womack and Mrs, w. A. Schroeder
this week
Mrs. Annie V, Putney district
chairman Of the executive board.
viii attend the Virginia Federation
Of Business and Professional
Woman's clubs meeting in Rich
mond Saturday
Louis Hamlet, Of Washington,
D. C.. was a recent guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0. HAM
lett.
Mrs. Ernest Trice Thompson, Of
Richmond, visited Dr.. and NJ r 81
Graves Thompson this week.
Mrs c. M Redd and Mrs Marvin
Wash visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. E,
Jones in Richmond Sunday
The Rev. and Mrs. N. D. Black,
man, of Townsend, were overnight
guests Of their daughter and family
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C Kayton, Jr..
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Waylsnd, OF
Alexandria, were guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. Duke Bolick, and
Mr. Bolick this week.
Mrs. Jack Eaton. of Norfolk, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Cowan
Mrs Mary E. Fulcher was theII
guest of her daughter and family Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E, Daven-II
port, in Charlottesville during theI
week end H
Dr.. and Mrs. William c. Finch, 4
Of Georgetown, Tex. visited DR. 4
and Mrs. A Tyree Finch Wednes-H
day
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Supervisors
Continued from page

Continued from page u
Edward county;
Approved d State Compensation
Board decision allowing a further
increase in the salary of the Com
monwealth's attorney from 81 .260
81 800.
Fire Report
Noted a report from the newly
organized Meherrin Fire Depart
ment listing IA calls during 1856 and
property saved in the value of
81 900. Six homes, six woodland.
one car and one truck fire made up
the IA calls.
Referred to Supervisor T D. Dill
lon and the resident highway engi-
neer two requests for public roads.
one at Abilene presented by Thomas
f. Slayton. and one off Of Route
$50. presented by G. R. Harvey.
No action on the proposed county
auto license tag tax was taken. The
board noted and filed the official
reply from the Farmville Town
Council advising that it could not at
present See fit to rescind its similar
80
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Farmville Firm
Let Navy Contract

A Navy contract for $112700
was recently awarded Southside
Plumbing Company In OF
Farmyille, for replacement Of
condensate piping at the Marine
Corps Air Station, Cherry Point
N. c.
The work Includes the removal
of all eondensate return pipin5
and accessories up to and includ-
ing the traps in Is Air Station
buildings. Replacement with new
condensate piping, traps and ac-
cessories is called for. Scheduled
completion date for the contract
is Aug. II, 1857
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-15
Monroe Caller Rites
Held Prospect Church

Funeral services for Monroe
Caller, rs, lifelong Prince Edward
County resident who died after a
long illness at Thackston Nursing
Home Monday, Feb. II. were held
Wednesday afternoon at Prospect
Methodist Church with interment
in the church cemetery
He was a member Of Prospect
Methodist Church.
Surviving are brother, Pete
Caller, Of Prospect: sister Mrs.
Flora Prim, Of Richmond, and a
number of nieces and nepheWs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-15
Thomas E. Goodman
Of Amelia Dies, Is

Funeral services for Thomas
Edward Goodman, rs, who died
Saturday. Feb. 9. at his home in
Amelia County. were held at 2
p. m. Monday at Union Baptist
Church, with interment in the
church cemetery.
He is survived by three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Glen Lawrence, Mrs,
Sam Goodwin and Mrs, Leslie
Poore; three brothers, F. A., F. P.
and w. F, Goodman, and three
sisters, Mrs. o. P. Morris, Mrs,
Harry Morris and Mrs. McKenny
Barden. all of Amelia, and seven
grandchildren.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Spelr anC
family viii be guests of her parents
Mr. and Mrs Claude f Hudson. il
Lynchburg for the week end
Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack w. Lewis were Mrs. Lewis
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hard
bower. and Mr.. q nd Mrs. George
Fletcher, all Of Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson win
visit in Washington. D c.. during
the week end with Mr. Wilson Is
brother. Mai. Samuel v. Wilson.
and Mrs Wilson
The Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Vache
visited their son. the Rev. Charles
Vache. in Bon Air Wednesday.
Billy D. Sydnor, a student at st.
Christopher's school in Richmond
will spend the week end here with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs VIII sgd
nor
~ 49,, ~. 49,, ,,-,,
- - - i'',,li '''i y
"po III eiitiO, ,T Tn ti'iiri ne aiu WYATT !,
end guests Of Mr. Blanchard's sister
ana family Mr. and Mrs. j T.
Doyne, Jr
son. former Farmville residents. Of
Washington. p C. visited friends
here this week en- route to FIT
Bragg. n c.
children Debbie and TOME of Rich
nond. were guests of Mr.. States
h iiioti,c, Iva VA = fo1 81 oia1e , %nu
19d,ra,,, ciato ~, a. .o, ,''lp ~, VA ?
~
Mrs. II. v. Tate is recuperatjng
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-15
Benefit Ba sketbali
Game February Is

A basketball game for the bene-
fit of the March of Dimes will be
played Monday night, Feb IS, at
8 pm at the Farmville Armory.
The benefit game is sponsored by
the Farmville Junior Chamber of
Commerce. and proceeds from the
contest viii go to the local polio
fund drive.
Before the main event, which
starts at pm, there will be a
game played by the Farmville
junior varsity and a Church
League game between the Meth
odist and Baptist boys
Advance tickets for the game
are on sale at Gray's Drug store.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-15
Methodist Conference

Continued from page ID
Gently at Richmond with his 60
member Virginia Commission to
get things rolling in the Confer
ence.
Of course things still follow
their normal course at home The
day-to-day ministerial services
must share with the larger obli-
cations. Theologians must be
business executives, too, and the
Farmville pastor, he Of the slight
stature and intent face. intends
to get both jobs done.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-15
William Guy Johnson
Dies at Gainesville

Funeral services will be held Fri
day at 2:30 p m. al Gainesville
cemetery for William Guy John
son, 7s. whe died Wednesday at
his Cartelsville home.
Surviving are daughter. Mrs.
Katie NJ White. OF Gainesville: two
sons, Eddie W. Johnson. Of Carriers
vile, and Willie j. johnson. Of Rich
mond, and three grandchildren.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-15
Turkey and Oysters
On Gainesville Menu

Turkey and oysters are on the
menu for the community simmer.
20 % sponsored by the lakewood
MYF Saturday.
The dinner will begin at ,
house.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-15
J. A. Harper, Jrs,,
Parents Of Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Harper,
Jr. announce the birth of a
daughter, Sabra Lamar, at Stuart
Circle Hospital, Richmond, on
Wednesday. Jan. 9.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-15

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LOST: Boston Bull terrier Answers
to name Duke" If found please
notify j. w. Sydnor. telephone 269
or Ash. 2-l5-1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10

cused housewife and if Lin Nc
Carthy, as her husband. bore
down too hard at times, the
inclination to do so was under
standable.
The authors most commend
able portraits, however, were
minor ones; the brother asked
for a loan; the boss who didn't
want to make an advance be-
cause 1t would set a bad pre-
cedent; the fumbling lawyer
and the courteous but deter
mined police officers. They were
skillfully underwritten and
directed.
The circumstantial evidence
that linked the housewife (who
was baby sitting and therefore