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The frontiersman., 1957-03-21
Home Demonstration
Notes
Marylou Rideout

There will be much better
sittin' and rockin' in twenty-four
homes after next week when the
furniture workshop, under the di-
rection Of specialist Mary Robin
son, is completed March 30. The
workshop began Monday when
women invaded the Shamrock
building Juggling an assortment
Of chairs, davenports, moss, nails
and hammers. If you would like
to see the>fine work these women
are doing, come and visit each
weekly afternoon or evening, ]
to 4; 7:30 to 10. Taking. advan-
tage of Mary Robinson's instruc-
tons are: vi Ehrhart, Esther Gal
lagher, Marjorie Brewer, Ruth
Everett, Gladys Jones, Rosina
Hardisty, Bess and Marylou
Johns, Marta Frost, Learn Dodds,
Jerrie Fuller, Hazel Miller, Vivi-
an Goodrich, Melba Worledge,
Sally Esslinger, Faith KrausS,
Terry Hartung, Katheryn Wilson,
Mary Edmiston, Eunice Flint,
Jessie Klein, Karla Duff, Pat
Lawton and Dorothy Carlson.
April Workshop
Why not make a suit, coat, or
dress for spring? The Extension
Service is offering workshops in
tailoring and dressmaking thro-
oughout April. These workshops
will be held afternoons and even
ings for a period of three weeks.
Mrs. Calvin Whey, home demon
stration agent from Anchorage,
will assist with the tailoring
workshops. Anyone interested in
making a suit or coat is asked to
sign-up now for either afternoon
or evening group. The first tailor
ing group will meet April 8, 1870
in the Extension office and then
on the following Mondays and
Tuesdays for three weeks. The
dressmaking groups will meet
those three weeks, on Thursday
and Friday, either afternoon or
evening. The Extension office has
samples Of wool and can give
advice as to equipment needed
The instruction is free.
The frontiersman., 1957-03-21
Community Party
Planned for 4-H'ers

In the All news this week am
invitation is extended to all 4
Hers to attend this years first
Community All party which win
be held in the school gym tonor-
row evening, starting at 7:30. En-
tertainment will include the
showing of an interesting An
film; folk games and refresh
ments. Officers will be elected
and plans made for future All
community parties.
Those who have not yet sign
ed up for a All project may do
so at the party.
The frontiersman., 1957-03-21
Monday Nights Sci.
For Badlllinton Games

Badminton has been added to
the indoor sports activities being
enjoyed byaa number Of married
couples. Badminton will be play
ed in the school gym each Mon
day night from $40 pm, and
anyone over 81 years of age in
terested in participating are in
yited to turn out.
Volley ball is being continued
each Wednesday night from $40
The frontiersman., 1957-03-21

James Wilson, territorial COM
missioner of agriculture and DR..
Fred Honsinger, territorial veter-
marian, are in Fairbanks this
week where they are conducting
a dairy short course for farmers
Of that area. The men recently
completed annual testing of live
stock in the Kenai area.
The frontiersman., 1957-03-21

educational. We also listened to
music during part of our meet
ing.
GINGER LAYTON, scribe
The frontiersman., 1957-03-21

pm. About 20 couples are turning
out and all report a slot of fun.
All couples interested are invited
to show up at the gym at either
or both sessions.
The frontiersman., 1957-03-21
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
Troop 90

Palmer Girl Scout Troop 81
met on March IA. We started
work on the wood badge and
found it to be interesting and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

Felts, uop s1lart Circle Hospital
and Aadr y podson- of colonia,
Heights.
Nj. snd Mrs John Bsasley VI
sited IT, e. q. Beasleyi over the
week end Berg Alhlf Of Lynch
burg II sspsndings- several days
with hts grandparents. the Beas-
leys, while his parents are in Am
mon IA
The E. : Felts family accom-
paniede BIZ Mrs. Feltis sisters. Of
Richmond attended the funeral
Of Mr.. yelts' nephew. Michael
Cave Satfaay
Editis B,rnard spent hast week
with her. oorther, fsank Barnard.
Jr,, of Richmond She returned
home tue day. f
Mr.. ant Mrs. f, III Mearhood.
and Caaflas, attended 1. birthday
party et>tae y Q ,Ashman home
Sunday.
Mrs. sTh. lima .Warsinar IS spend
my the week with h.l sister ID
Hampton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Scout Troop ll6
Sends q TO Camp
.Monocan For Week

H Nineteen Scouts and two leaders
of Farmville Boy Scout Troop lie
will be at Camp Monocan, the
Piedmont Area Council camp in
Nelson county. next week The
Scouts are:
II Sydney Druen George Plunkett,
Wayne Wood, Margan Garrett,
Jerry Leese, Parkie White, Harold
Tate, Bruce Hogan. j d. eleven
ger. Roger Morton. Billy Tay.
Also. BillS Turns, Larry Green.
Tommy Green. Mike Andrews.
Danny Simpson, Wilbur Schmidt,
Jimmy Atkins and Eddie Noel
H Assistant Scoutmaster Wood
row Townsend will spend the week
aT the camp with troop members,
while Scoutmaster Darrell Car
penter will spend the week end.
i Troop ll6 is sponsored by the
Farmville American Legion Post
Troop ll8, sponsored by the Pres
.byterian Mems Club Of Falmyille.
will have the week OF July 1920
HIT the camp
\ The Council camp serving d
wide area IN central Virginia, is
lin operation from June 23 10
August with troop units assign
led specific week periods during
1.-THE summer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Jetersyille-

Miss Barbara Wlngo of Jeters-
villa. left June % for her new po-
sltion in the First Presbyterian
Church in Paducah. Ky. She will
be director of Christian education
she II the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kensey n Wingo Of Jeters-
yilla
The Community Center III JET
arsVlllt was the scene Ut teen
age dancing party June Is when
MI. and Mrs NJ S. Anderson en-
tertalned on the occasion of their
twin daughters. Grace and Ada
Anderson'sl sixteenth birthdays.
Mrs. Edmund Seay cut the cake
ana Miss Barbara WlnyO presided
at the punch bowl while Miss Di-
ane Gayi. Fisher ana Harold
Payne assisted With the entertain
ment.
About IS friends OF the girls
we're present and the party car
lieu on 70 the wee hours.
Misses Oracle and Aca received
many lovely gifts and decided
tllAt sixteen Is d wonderful agei
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
4-H'ers Anticipate
Week At Holiday

Buckingham nd Cumberland
41H boys and girls will attend
camp at Holiday lake July Is for
a week.
There are q girls and 80 boys
signed up from Cumberland. They
will be accompanied by Mrs
Charles Crowder and Mrs. Emily
Vaughan, adult leaders. E. l.
Seay Herbert Jones. Mrs. Georgia
Wllkerson and Miss Ann Gracey
Will also attend the camp junior
leaders will be Tommy Reynolds
and Sunny Martin
Buckingham will be represented
by % girls and 16 boys. John c
Spencer will be the adult leader
and Mary Lee and Sue Carolyn
Agee viii be junior leaders r. S
Ellis, Wesley Smith and Mrs. Viz
ginia Bailey will be the extension
service workers Who viii attend.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Blu ckinghaln Tops
Ar ca Counties
In Bond Sales

Only Buckingham county man
aged TO remain abreast of United
States savings bond sales in Viz
einia during the first half Of the
year.
June sales Of series E and II
bonds in june were down con-
pared with June. 1856 sales. Sales
OF the two Series last month to-
tailed IS 699.4l8. as compared tc
Sc sos 1888 in June, 1856.
Buckingham county. under the
Craftsmanship of r. j. Hutchings
and v Wayne Dawson, was
among the few counties and cit
les that attained so per cent Of
more Of the annual quota BY June
30
June sales in Buckingham were
s3l12.50. for a ix-month total OF
$39,63820 sc per cent Of a $780,
600 goal for the year.
Next in line. peicentagewise
was Prince EDWARD county Will
As per cent Of its $500 goal
June sales were Sll,306.25 under
the Craftsmanship of L. e. An
dreWs, for q six-month total OF
s113,l7l.65.
6. K Wright, Powhatan chair
man, reported June sales Of So
237.s0. pushing the Powhatan SIX
month total to .96945, and g.
per cent Of the 100000 goal.
Amelia county With w. D. Ban
as chairman had June sales OF
81 $3.50 for a siX-month total OF
S25.91350 and % per cent OF a
100000 goal
In Cumberland, June sales were
$3.50, the six month total 81
5000, p per cent Of the s22 00C
goal +, L, Seay, Jr. is Cumber-
land county chairman
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
.Rainets.

Congfat llaticns 10 Aubrey Col
Inns o.. b sing made j l-H Star
at the>s SKATE Short Coarse this
week On boy and one girl were
50 honpre.l from the county. The
girl was Sunny Marian. OF Ashby.
Cpl. qaet Mcdonald 81 the Ma
rine Base at Norfolk spent the
week end here with Ills wife and
the H,--be i Vs4'neis.
A group from here attended the
Reynolds family reunion sunday
at the shoae Of Mr. and Mrs Jake
Burger near Gretna. Those at
tending If cluded Mr. ARD Mrs. Ed
Simpson. Betsy Ruth and Ned,
and CIAuc Reynolds
Olivia J.nkiHs. daughter of Mrs.
George yesteugen joined tine
measle efldsnlic Other youthful
patients a'e Via Simpson, daugh-
ter OF III and Mrs Marvin
Stimpbn Jr., and Lawrence c.
vim Vnrnfr who is recovering
from cuts
LAWRENCE Warner WAC has been
working a. Bowling Green, spent
the past mo weeks W his home
here
WillA F:.ancis, of .tlls Marines III
Norfolk Scent the WEEK. end here
with rs wife, and sister-in-law 5
familye tie Lawrence Warmers.
Mrs. He ebert Varnel spent sun
day w.tllx her daughters family
MI agd Mrs OTIS Midkfff, and
son jerry II Richmond 'Midklff
II emEloNd taere by n cleaning
firm. end MIS- Midk.tf X a bank
employee.
MIR. ans Mrs. Eric Robinson at
tended she Ciooetnan Hughes
weddrg n charlottesville Satur-
day. scce npaaied by Mrs J K
Robinson' they attended the spec
ial selyics for Puritan families al
centeE Presbyterian ehgrch sun
day.
Mr. zaiN Ms Herman Warner
Of Panp IN, -isited The Herbert
and laYencs Warner fani.-'
MIS- knn Warmer and sister
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
NAACP Records
Continued from page y

NOOIltlIllltu lTCIIl page II
stances Of reprisals either of jobs
or credit He said he does not know
who are and who are not NAACP
members. and that that informa-
ton applies to the 80 Negroes l EN-
picyA
Asked by Hill if he knew that the
Prince Edward board Of super
visors had dismissed Negro
county agent serving 1900 farms
and toward whose salary they paid
only $500 for NAACP activity. Craw-
ford said he did not know fully what
was involved in the case
Membership Lists
In outlining to the court why the
NAACP sought to protect member
ship lists, Hill said I'VE know there
is excited hysteria about these
things, the race question and related
matters such as NAACP member
ships. and that there have been
economic reprisals \
King, the committe counsel, then
retorted We want names Of fund
recipients, not contributors. Write
that down and I'll sign it,
The Committee agreed through
King that the subpoena should be
clarified so as to include mem
bership lists as part Of the records
70 be turned over
Hill told the court in summation
that We admit the NAACP paid
attorneys in the various school seq
regration suits; that they paid such
things as printing bills and stenogra-
pher fees.
He explained that his side agreed
that what was done when the suits
originated in 1950-5l would be in
violation Of the 1856 laws passed BY
the special legislative session to
m a tain Virginias segregated
school system, as related to barra-
try and maintenance, but that the
1856 laws are not applicable to
actions now five and six years old
We don't say the Boatwright
Committee doesn't have the right
to investigate barratry. champerty.
etc. what we'te saying is we're not
guilty Of them in defending the con-
stltutional rights Of our clients
Answering a Herald reporter S
question after the session regarding
the barratry charges. Hill said:
We know what they're trying to
find-that We, that the NAACP
paid someone to bring this suit.
They'll never find tive don't have
that kind Of money
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Powhatan News

David 3. LaPrade. formerly of
I4oWhatan county and d graduate
ot PoWhatan High School and VI.
MI- now wlth Inc state highway
department. as federal did 1ordi-
Mat9r ana an active worker With
.he 10y Scouts for many years.
Had been honored BY this organ
ization He viii leave from Quebec
July p for Birmingham, England
as assistant scout master and will
be Ill charge of the Virginia boy
Scouts They Mil attend THE ILL.,
-ernatloual Boy Scout Jubilee. Mill
sit the Queen August y. and TOUR
the continent. VISITING Germany.
Frame switzerland. Belgium and
Holland.
Rev John Chafee, of Lynch
bare has been called BIZ the May
Memorial Baptist church congre-
cation ana III IA expected that
Fine Creek Baptist Church Witt AL
so cali him at thelr business
meeting Sunday we nope Revar-
end ana Mrs. Cafee will be com
inc to Powhatan WITHIN two
weeks They are a fine young cou-
pic and active in young peoples
work She Is 1 graduate Of Ran
dolpA Macon Woman's College III
lynchhurg ana af1ar graduating
from Lynchburg College Reverend
Chafee attended the Baptist Sc
ninarv at Louisville from which
ae recently graduated They viii
occupy an apartment belonging TO
Mrs. r. G Goodwin on Ri 60
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

from which M and Mrs FRANK
Brand recently moved.
MI and Mrs. Charles Celia, III.
spent tile fourth and fifth III VIII
liamsburg and went to James
town
Mr.. and Mrs. q. x. Wright are
spending several days vacationine
at the beach
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Blandford,
and boys are home from Texas.
w. Q Netherland, Of Ballsville.
IA III a Richmond hospital having
treatment for his eyes.
The Meyers. BoWles, Giles. Gel
las. Sam and w r. Parker FAM
lilies all living on the Marian Har-
land Road, had a most enjoyable
picnic supper on the lawn of the
BoWles home Monday evening
and celebrated the birthday Of w
r. Parker Mr. Parker received
many NICE presents, including q
small basketball With an appro-
pirate note suggesting THAT be be
more careful IN the future and
avoid any more broken bones.
Ellery Stuart Davis, son OF Mrs
Clara Davis and the late Ellery
q. Davis and Melvin Arthur
Frame. Jr. son Of Mi and MIS-.
M a. Frame, viii leave Powhatan
July Is for Bainbridge, Md, To
begin their Navy training
Both boys are 1857 graduates Of
Powhatan High School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
V0-Ag Instructors
Meet, BIacksburg,

The fortieth annual conference
of vocational agriculture instruc-
tors will be held at Blacksbnre
Tuesday through Friday OF This
week, with number of men frofn
this area scheduled to participate
j. G. Green. Central Virginia
area supervisor Of Vocational 4
riculture. of Powhatan wiz pfe
side at the conference morun5
session Thursday
L. A. Starting, Randolph -i;eneg
High School instructor IS a.aad~
'uled to report at the Virginia No.
cational Agriculture Teachers a.
ISOLATION meeting Wednesday att-
ernoon He is secretary treasurer
Of the organization
State ana area committee
chalrmen will meet Wednesday
afternoon. The area chalrmeu IN
clude U K Frdnken Of Amelia
Young Farmer T. II Vassar "a
Cumberland adult instruction n
f Lane. Of Amelia Future Farm
els Of America, and Starting en-
tertainment
Max Timberlake Of Powhatan-
will also attend the conference. at
which DR.. DAVIS y Paschall, state
superintendent or public mstrGe
ton. is scheduled To speak oh
principles OF Education
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
New York Trip
Continued from pa-e ID

Continued from pa-e ID
fculation have not been covered
land there is a good opportunity
flor a candidate who will enter
now The offer will close on July
40 Write OF see the New
York Club Manager. at Farmville
Herald, if you are interested III
becoming a club member.
I. Leaving Farmville on Monday
Ugly %, the party will board the
Old Bay Line Steamer in Norfolk
at 600 p. ,Jm., and enjoy a trip up
the Chesapeake Bay, arriving in
Baltimore. Tuesday morning. where
they viii again board the Greyhound
bus for New York.
For the next three days planned
tours Of New York City including
visits to the Statue of Liberty. Wall
Street, tie Bowery Chinatown,
Rockefeller Center, Radio City
and televisi on studios, and
IA visit to the Copacabana. a fam
OTIS night club. The entertainment
also include attending the theatres
and a boat ride around New York s
iharbor.
The return trip by bus will be
made Friday. August 2
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Farmville Mayor Visits Farmville,
Gives Mayor Low Down On Politics

the Virginia town to look it over
Mayor Edwards accepted the
invitation pending outcome Of
municipal elections.
p. $ Evidently Mayor Fltz-
patrick slipped Mayor Edwards
the word. because Mayor Edwards
returned to office by a FL vote in
the election,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Jefferson Items

! MIS- LlnWood F Hicks, Mrs
Marion Hicks, and daughter, Of
Richmond. Mrs. Lorena Rose and
SON, Rieky, and Miss Patricia Will
son. q Clayville- spent last Thurs
Gay az fhe jamestown festivities.
othefs from this community
VINO spent the gay recently AZ
jamestown are Mrs W M I'll
man, ana MIS- Jack Ford and
daughter, judy
Miss Lenora Piefcy, OF Rich
mond, spent last Sunday with her
parents and visited her sister Mrs
Oliver e. Lippy
Billy Wsst speits \ VEIN pleas-
ant WEEK WITH relatlves from
Richmond fishing swimming aha
resting On tile Rappahannock
River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Monte and
family spent last Sunday AT Iu-
ray CaJelns.
Rock Castle Resident cans
Charles :. Giles Dr. III Rock
Castle recenrlv ralted w the
homes bf Nh ala M n 4 pe,-
kins and MI and Mr. q = Hjeks
MI 4 nd Mrs Robert 4 cosby
and family spent .nne "a mean,
Fredericksb,ue VISITING tbe cold
ing family at Bealeton Thev
stopped ear)v IL ,the n,o,nipa n
enjoy picnic luncb Before caiI-
| ing Oh the cioldjnss who wera
former. pronertv nvnars IL mi
community
Early last Friday morning Mr.
and Mrs Robert n cosby went 10
Wallace N 6 ID visjt Mrs cas-
HbyIs relatives and attend j we'd
8ding Saturday 'rhay came back
lata S,,ndav nigl,t hrinn,,o MIL
lMosbys mother M Pobertsnn
Iwith them for all extended visit
\ A1iss Helene Fra,na nrigS Faifh
lIMae Frame snd Miss FIIen WiI-
IIliams of BansJille gnent far
Adavs last week II Pnctroe Roach
II Goocbland,r visits sister
4 Mrs fEfbal Wvlia ~ c;oocl1land
iIwas 4 recent anest AZ ber sis+er
mrs vi M 1-llrnan
N nI.s IanAt Eo,5 ,tfaadaa ea.
iIsion Of trainisa w ravrnyiIl,
sponsored for Observation-Disclosures If
schoo, .cafetersas
1 On SATURDAY 1,,e % H. asa
Mrs c N pits attended M y.sd-
ding of MIS- Dolores Darlene Ia
Nam ri r4 ua,,nld K,ar,ar nn
derson IN 81 Arron Raafist
chnrch IL Arvonia Tbav afsa at-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

wards issued an invitation to
come TO Pitt County about a
month ago and Mayor Fitzpatrick
promised to fulfill the request as
soon as possible.
N He doesn't expect Saturday
visit to be the last IN what he
hopes can become series Of calls
between the various town officials.
He has already asked Mayor Ed
wards and other Tar Heels to visit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
JeFfsFSon Items
Jeffersonians Enjoy Summer With Its
Fishing, Swimming, Resting, Visiting

spent d recent week end with Mr..
and Mrs. M. N Bradley.
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ N. Bradley. III.
and daughters, and Mrs Ethel
Keeton along with the other
members Of the Keeton family
from Richmond, spent last week
al 4 cabin near Dunnsvllle. and
report having q wonderful time
with good fishing. Mr., and Mrs.
Clinton Williams, and family,
went down last Thursday and
spent the remainder OF the week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Cilula.

Bruce Nelson. who formerly
worked IL Richmond left for
Paris Island 4. x Monday where
IN Wlll begin his YAK months serv-
lce III the Marine Corps
Sunday, the 81 ~ Nelson's. went
70 Richmond, where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce
Home for the week end to visit
parents and friends were Blanton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

The largest fish taken on rod
and reel is a pound white
shark, at Denial Bay, Australia
on a 30-pound test line.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

Mrs Agnef Francis visited th4ir
parents MI ana Mrs g. Q New-
comb, Wednesday at Wylliesbul+e
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Simpson ard
family and Claud Reynolds. visit
ed their aunt, Mrs j A. Reynolds,
of Callens. Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-01
BaIIsville
norman.

Mrs. T. L. Timberlake. Jr, and
children were in Farlnville Friday
Mrs.. E. M Walton, Jr, spent
Wednesday with her sister in Bed
70, d A birthday party was given
Saturday afternoon for Tommy Tim
berlake. Sunday a birthday dinner
was given with all members Of the
French family present
M and Mrs. c. E. Brown and
Mrs. d. E Brown visited Rosser
Flipren on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs, w c Pace. of
Lynchburg, were guests of MIR and
Mrs. W. c. Netherland. Miss Carol
Pace, of William and Mary, al S 0
visited them.
Wallace Garriet and Lewis Meth
erland visited Ben Ganiet in Roa-
noke during the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. S B Hurt visited
their daughter, Mrs II p Pleas
ants. Jr.. in Richmond hospital
Mr.. and Mrs G M Palmore. Jr-
and son visited in the community
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs Marvin MaXey IT.. and
sons visited Mfr and MRS Robert
Walton Saturday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-01
Amelia News soeioI Events
Judge Jefferson Presides OUer Bath
County Court At Hot Springs

pany. Amelia. Mrs. James Courier,
Jr., was blue ribbon winner in both
the arrangement and specimen
classes. Mrs. l.. K. Denning and
Mrs. r. w Vaughan were second
and third. respectively in the ar
rangement class. with Mrs c. c
Wingo winning the red in the specir-
mes.
MS. J B Mason returned Thurs
day from Baltimore, where she was
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. A.
c. Ray, Jr., of Ashland. They at
tended the funeral of their uncle,
Charles R. Hannum, Wednesday.
Preston Mortimer, son of Mr.. and
Ms. william A. Mortimer, spent
the past week end with his family
in Amelia,
Rev. Poston Visits Parents
The Reverend william Poston. of
Washington, D. C.. Friday visited
his parents. Mr., and Mrs William
c. Poston. He stopped in Harrison
burg to pick I'D his sister, Miss
Jacqueline Poston, at Madison Col
lege. Miss Poston completed her
studies there last week and. after
several DAYS visiting her parents.
Will go to Detroit, Mich. where she
will enter training in dietetics and
hospital management at Henry Ford
Hospital.
Mrs. Emma R. Young left Friday
to spend two weeks with her son.
NJ R Young, in Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
william c. Poston. Amelia resi-
dent engineer, left Friday for
Lynchbrwg and Chicago, where he
attended the American Road Build
ers association meeting and road
show
Mrs. Hutcheson Goes North
Mrs. c. Garland Hutcheson is in
Billerica, Mass. where her mother,
Mrs Charles Ranlett, is a patient