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Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
200 Attended Kent
Achievement Day
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Club: Keyboard, Leipsic Club; and
Luncheon Reservations, Mrs. John
S. Farrow.
The program began with group
singing led by Norman Trolia, Wes-
ley College and Mrs. Clifford Clark,
as accompanist.
Reports of clubs achievements
during the past year were given
by a panel consisting of: Mrs. Will
liam Sterling, Dover, Moderator;
Mrs. George Meyer, Dover, Safety
Chairman; Mrs. Leonard French,
Milford, Health Chairman; Mrs.
Harvey Fifer, Dover, Family Life
Chairman; and Mrs. Clifford Clark,
Kenton, Citizenship Chairman.
A report on National Home Dem
onstration Council Meeting was
given by Mrs. A. Carl Nelson, Sr,
President of the State Council
Mrs. Nelson was Eastern Repre-
sentative to National Conference
What Home Economics Means
to Me" was the topic Miss Shirley
beats brought before the group.
Miss beats was the recipient of the
Kent County Home Demonstration
Scholarship and is in her senior
year at the University of Delaware.
A number of homemakers re-
ceived reading certificates from
Mrs. Virginia Messick, State Lii
brarian. Mrs. MeSSick also eX-
planned the Reading Program for
the Homemakers' Clubs.
Mrs. Catherine Bieber and Miss
Bette Allison, Home Economics
Staff members of the University
of Delaware spoke and showed
slides on Lets Sell Opportunities
in the Home Economics Field.
Rev. Harry Jaeger, First Pres
byterian Church of Milford, was
the guest speaker of the afternoon.
He spoke on the need for focusing
the child's development in the
home. Many let work and other du
ties interfere with family compan-
ionship when it's important that
we be an example to children.
Installation of officers for 1858
was the last order of business. The
following Kent County Advisory
Council officers are: President,
Mrs. William COnard; Vice Presi
dent, Mrs. Harvey Fifer; Secretary,
Mrs. ]. A. Kennedy; Treasurer,
Mrs Frank Thorpe; and Director,
Mrs. Francis Raughley.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
Nominees Are Named
For ASC Election
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William Richardson, r. ID. 1, Do
yer; Samuel Walker, Woodside;
Michael Witomski, Viola.
Fourth Community, southwest
side Of the county, including the
Sixth and Ninth Representative
Districts: Charles B. Cohee, Jr.,
Goldsboro, Md; Tyson Cohee, Fell
ton; II. Ray Collision, Harrington;
Fred B. Greenley, Jr., FELTON,;
Paul B. Hughes, FELTON,; Clarence
FARRELL, Harrington; w. Elwood
Jester, Harrington; Lester c. Lar
more, Harrington; Tilghman Out
ten, r. ID. 2, Greenwood; Harold
Sylvester, Jr., Goldsboro, Md.
Fifth Community, southeast side
of the county, including the Eighth
and Tenth Representative Dis
tricts: Donald Appenzeller, Mag
nolia; Floyd Blessing, Houston;
Fred Cow, FELTON,; Earl Holleger,
Milford; Daniel Hudson, Freder-
lea; Lawrence farrell, Magnolia;
Delbert Mills, Milford; George A.
Robbins, Milford James d. Tat
man, FELTON,; William II. Webb,
Milford.
Mr.. Hall added any eligible voter
who would like to have his name
placed on the ballot may do so by
submitting a petition signed by
ten or more farmers before No
vember 21, to the chairman of his
respective community election
board.
Kent County farmers and farm
Jwners may vote from their re-
spective communities by mailing
or delivering their ballot to the
county office in Dover on or be-
fore December 2, 1857 Mr.. Hall
added that all eligible voters will
be mailed a ballot on November 25.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15

Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
MIR Producers To
Hold Banquet NOU. y
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U. S. State Department, talk on,
1.-The Current International Stu
alton"
Congressman Judd now is serv-
ing his eighth consecutive term as
u. S. representative from Mime
sofa. He also is a member of the
u. S. delegation to the United Ma
tions Twelfth General Assembly
and serves on the House Foreign
Affairs Committee. Among legis-
lation credited to him has been
support of the international Chill
dren's Fund and the World Health
Organization, and authorship of
the United States-Philippines Mu-
tual Security Past.
DR.. Judd was a medical mission
airy in South China from 1925 to
1881, and superintendent of a 1876
bed hospital in North China from
1884 to 1888. AS a lecturer, he
warned Americans after each of
these sessions abroad to beware of
Japanese militarism and Commun-
list subversion in China. He was a
practicing physician when he was
elected to Congress from the Min
nesota Fifth District in 1912.
Among other activities, he has SER
we'd as congressional observer at
the Council of Europe in 1851, and
as a delegate to the signing of Mu-
tual Defense pacts with Australia,
New Zealand, and the Philippines.
At the banquet, Charles Shaw of
WCAU will present one of his Gas
/ See 1t" broadcasts. Elizabeth Hill
Doubleday, soprano, and a trio of
male singers, The Vikings, will en-
terrain. A fashion show by Smell
enburg's Department Store will
complete the program for the la
dies meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
GIVEAWAY

Ell PASO, Texas = up - Jail
cured Jose Munoz's hiccups.
Charged with two armed robber-
les within five hours, Munoz was
arrested by two detectives when
they noticed him hiccuping con-
stantly. They were looking for a
man with the hiccups, as described
by the robbery victims.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
MIXED EMOTIONS

PORT CLINTON, Ohio - Up -
Claire Dunn, a high school teach
er giving swimming lessons for the
Red Cross chapter here, received a
nomination as Woman of the
Week" from a Photographic studio
with mixed emotions. "She" is a
hn
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
KEEF HYPHENs

CAPEL-LE-FERNE, England -
(P)-This Kent cliff-top village has
told Kent County Council Ii does
not want its named changed to Ca
pelleferne-without hyphens. The
County Council is trying to get a
regular spelling for many villages
in the county.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
First Asian Flu
Death Is Reported

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466 Anderson Drive, Dunleith, Will
mington, who died at her home,
had a viral infection appearing to
be an influenza "of some sort
though it would be several weeks
before the type is determined.
Another yet-undetermined type
of flu is suspected in the case of an
eight-year-old girl who died in
New Castle County on Oct. Is of
encephalitis.
DR.. Edward F. Olivia, deputy
state health officer for New Castle
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15

County, said that the girl developed
encephalitis as a secondary infec-
ton after catching a type OF nu.
Tests are being made in Phila-
delphia to determine the exact
type of her primary infection, ne
said.
Meanwhile, spokesman for the
state board announced that to date
their laboratories have diagnosed
six confirmed Asian flu cases III
the state. exclusive of cases report
ed in Wilmington.
Cecil A. Marshal, statistician for
the board, said that some 351 cases
of an influenZa-like sickness have
been recorded.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
WeoItho News. Social Events
Gold Hill Community Club To Sponsor
Chicken Barbecue At Hall FRIDAY

The long drought broke at last.
and it is beautiful thing TO see
the fields .nnV green again
The revival at Hanes chapel viii
begin Sunday August Is
MIS- James Bryant and four
children. who have been visiting hef
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. Light
foot. went back to Roanoke Sunday.
Mr. and M S James Hcnslcy
spent a week IN their home here At
present they arc living il Elkton
Sympathy Extended
We extend our sympathy to M~s
j. j. Boatwrlght. and family on the
death Of her father. W H Banks.
in the Lvnchbure Baptist Hospital
last week. and to the family Of MI
and Mrs. Richard Bryant whose
mother. NJ !. Lizzie Harvey passed
away recently
A granddaughter Of NJ and MS
Gordon Snoddy Miss Jean Snoddy
Of Ashland. was recently married
to Herman Davis. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Davis. Of the Mt Zion
community
On Sunday july a. the Teen sec
ton Of the Washington Star .ea-
tgued an article on Jimmy Jackson
and thee other teen-agerS on
tour around the world by way Of
tocd III the foreign restaurants Of
that city. After they had Toasted in
Japanese. Scandinavian Near Eas-
tern and Mexican fashion they OBJ
served that they had the world al
tliair feet-and d yunamv one too
A good description Of OH Capitol
cry.
Gold Hill Community club Will
sponsor chicken barbecue A the
community hail on the evening Of
i lday, August d. to benefit the
community house building fund
MIR. Tapscott Buried
4 group of sorrowfnl friends and
-e.,aslves attended the funeral .. Mr..
Ieake Tanscott near Glenmore on
SUNDAY. Tho deceased was brother
# Mrs Virginia Boiling Of Gold
Fill
Among those attending the James
TOWN. festival recently We're MISS
Gloria Newton. Charles Lightfoot.
Mrs. Cora Nuekols. and guests
from Maryland accompanied by
Miss Kate White. Of Gold Hill
Mr.. and AIRS. " B. johnson had
as their dinner guests MI. and Mis-
-. 80. =. .n...-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23


Guests of Mr. and Mrs NJ NJ
George last Sunday were their chill
dren and grandchildren Of Rich
mond and Midlothian: Mn and Mrs
w s. Hall of Gloucester; Mr. and
Mrs. Bobby Price. Of Clovis.
N Mex. Mr. and Mrs M W Law
son and their children Margaret
and Jimmie of Amelia Mr. and
Mrs. v. A. Belvin with their daugh-
ter, Edith Marie and Nancy Collins,
Of Richmond
MIS-. G w Bryant il spending
several days In Ararat. N. c. visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4 d.
Key
Tar Heels Visit
MIS- j AL, Moulton and her daugh-
ter. Hanna DeMoval Moulton Of
Raleigh. N c.. were guests during
the week Of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
CraWley
MI and Mrs f. F. Crockett had
as their guests last week her sister
/ Mrs f c Wise. and her sons. Rod
ney and Gary OF Stumpy Point
IN c.
Mrs j. J Bishop and daughters.
Sheila and Terry, of Petersburg
ale spending this week at Lakeview
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. C Y.
Couch
Guests Of Nh and Mrs R. A
Ownby and the Frank Thomas
family last Sunday at Edgehill were
Mi and MIS- Ray Ownby Of Win
gina
Reynolds Marches North
Tommie Reynolds Is attending
National Guard camp this week at
Annville Pa
Mrs s r Thompsone Of Ashland
Is the guest this week Of Mrs G L.
Garrett and family MS Garrett
viii visit her husband this week end
in Lake City s. @
Expected week end guests D, NJ.
and Mrs. p Nj. Beaslev are MI
and Mrs II H Hughes. Of Rich
mond
Mn and MS r. W. ANGLE and
sons Don and Steve, stoppad by
Sunday to visit her parents. Mr..
and MIS-. f Alien Carter. en- route
to their home in Rocky Mount from
visit with Mr. and MS. j H.
Settle, of Waverly and trip to the
Jamestown Festival
Smiths List Guests
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs M Y.
Smith for a few days this week
We're Mr. and Mrs 0. G. Nav and
their daughters, Nancy and Judith.
Of Charlottesville MSS Charlotte
Wh'tehUrst. Of Portsmouth. is spend
ing 10 DAYS Win the Smith family
Al Pocahonfas Farm
Disa}ay guests of MI. and Mrs j
7 Pemhelton Sunday we're Nh. and
Mrs ] A Talley Of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs @ A jenkins and
MRS Meade w Foster had as
their guests sunday Mr and MIS-
a Al walker ana their children.
Carol Alan and Dale, Of Richmond.
Richmond guests 81 Mrs. John T
Flippen last Sunday were her
brother and sister-in-law M and
MIS- r S Dowdy
MS J Il Godsey ara JOHNNY
Godacy visited MI, and MS. Clar-
ence Jennings Of Toano. and Nh
and Mrs Lawrence Langley and MI
and Mrs Lawrence Michael Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Group Of Local Young People Entertained
At Wiener Roast, Hay Ride Thursday
Arlington. last week.

Arlington, last week.
Godseys Go to SAKE
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Godsey
and the Misses Page and Janet
Godsey were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Vincent c Tate at SAKE.
Mr. and Mrs. G G. Wilkinson and
their guests, Ms M S. Cmlow
Connie and George, of Little Rock
Ark. attended the jamestown festi-
val Wednesday Of last week. Recent
guests of the Wilkinsons were Mi.
and Mrs. Everett Tompkins and
their sons. Barry and Everett Jr.,
Of Chesterfield, Miss Carol Jurgens.
Of Bon Air. and Miss Bessie Stuart.
OF Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mis-. Rex Porter. Miss
Lois Myers and j r. Myers have
returned to Townsend. Tenn. after
weeks visit here with Nh and
MS. N. H Huskey Mr.. and Mrs.
Huskey accompanied them home for
month S visit.
1t. Col. S Neale Garrett and his
son. Skid. 90 back to Reno, New,
Friday following three week S
visit here with Judge and Mrs. R. o.
Garrett
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Belona


The Rev. and Mrs. Orville Pear
son, and children, recent guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. A E. Webb, left Mon
day for short visit al Massanetta
Springs before going back to Ken
lucky
J Z Blaudrick is quite SICK at
his home and under the care Of a
doctor His many friends trust that
he may show rapid improvement
Lille May Bell is spending week
III Richmond with friends
This community has had a much
needed rain. the bast since June.
and we are most grateful, although
ii is TOO late to save the early crops.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Cumberland G. H. Items

NJ and Mrs. Robert Walton of
Ballsville. and Mr.. and Mrs NJ H
Maxey. Jr., entertained a group of
young people Thursday Of last week
with hay ride and wiener roast
at Bear Greek Lake Mrs Maxey's
sister. Mrs. Kathleen Ford. and her
daughter, Of Lanexa, were recent
overnight guests. Miss Lillian Ford
and James Ford, Jr.. who spent the
past five weeks here. went back
with them.
Recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs
J. Taylor Williams were MRS. Ar
thur Spaid and Mrs. L, l. Smith
Of Winchester.
Mrs ] c. Hayes will be hostess
70 the Fitzgerald Baptist Woman :
Missionary Union this Friday Au-
gust %, at pm. Mrs. Meriwether
v Smith viii be the leader.
Mrs, Eva Smith and Miss Virginia
Booker Smith had as their guests
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bran
don Smith and George Edward
Booker Smith, OF Richmond.
Browns Go 10 jamestown
Mrs. c. D. Brown. Carol Jean
Brown and Miss Ida Amos. accom-
panied by their guest, Mrs. Frank
l. Smith of Lemon N c.. attended
the jamestown Festival Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week The
party. with the exception Of Mrs.
Brown, spent four days Sightseeing
in New York and attended the Billy
Graham New York crusade.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall jackson
Norman announce the birth Of d
daughter Sandra Kay. Thursday
August ID. at Southside Community
Hospital Mrs Norman and her
daughter are now spending some
time AT the home Of her sister IN
law MIS-. Robert Collins near
Farmvllle
Mrs e F Crockett and Miss
airline Crockett spent the past week
in Monltrie. Ga. as guests of Lit.
and Ms. Jack c Ingle and their
son. Michael
MI and Mrs a L Flippen were
luncheon guests Saturday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin A. Flippen and
family
Blankenships Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver HAYNES
Blankenship. Of Petersburg. spent a
few days here this week visiting
Mr. and Mrs Andrew E. Godsey
and other relatives In the village
Nineteen members of the Barker
family were dinner guests Sunday
Of Mr. and Mrs A W Davis at
Bnnbrook
Sgt lc J Ralph HAYES and Mrs
Hayes. with their children, Kathy
and A. Of EdRewood. Md. are
spending this week as guests IL Mr.
and Mrs, J c. Hayes. Mrs Ed
gar Hayes and children Sheriff.
Bill and James. who spent last week
here went back to Waverly Sunday
MI. and Mrs. w r. Ransom were
guests Sunday Of Mr. and ms r
r Wood Of Schuyler.
Oertcls Visit Parents
Mrs Robert j Ocrtel and daugh-
Ter. Lisa Browning. Of Farmville,
arc spending two weeks here with
Mrs oertels parents. Nj and Mrs.
r. Voecl. and family
Mr. and Mrs S P Allen, ana
daughters VISITED his parents Mr.
and Mrs. S C. Allen Of CmdsWlle,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
MAKES OWN SHELTER

Grand Rapids, Mich.-Lyle Ander-
son. Sparta farmer, has solved the
problem Of tornado shelter by
pumping an old cistern dry and con
verting it into safe underground
place He stocked it with drinking
water, blankets. tins of farm and
personal records, plus transistel
radio.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

Mrs. Ella Austin. Of Bedford
county. was the guest Of Miss
Birdie Baugh last week from Friday
until Sunday Mrs Ellie Blandford.
of Powhatan. was a caller in the
same home Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
nay COLUMN

The only way to have u
friend is to be one Only d
handful Of our fathers come
over on the Mdyflower, but
We ore oil IN the some boot
now The infIotion-defIotion
period Is like q growing dog
wagglng his to'l-you don't
know which end to believe
You. lodies. ore invited to
our new enlorQed dropery.
curtoin. bedspreod Slip
cover department Pretty
things for your home Mrs
Guy Dixon IS iII at Stuort
Circle Hospital Richmond
We Wish for her n speedy
recovery. NILE HUB HOS en-
laraed irs Simplicity Pottern
Department FOIL patterns
now available Mothers. do
shop TIE HUBS newly en-
Iarqed Boys and Girls De-
partment for Back to -School
needs OH deepest sympo-
thy ii thu 6illiam fomiIy IN
the passing of Mrs Polly
Giliiam VI mother
z. Weinberg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

wcalthia Home Demonstration
club is invited 70 meet in the home
MIS- Bessie jackson Friday Sept.
20 The demonstration viii be PIC
lures and Other Wall Decorations.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
CINDERELLA"
DRESSES
S1.98 to SS.9S

Sizes "a fiji every little grI.
8 10 IL, nibteen and chub-
bies, 8N2 to l4N2 Wrinkle
shed fobrics In solid coIors.
tMo-tones, plolds, stripes.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08

ApPRovED BY
ROANOKE MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION
Approval Card No. 20
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08
PART III
Friday, June Ia, II: moo

PART III =
Friday, June Ia, II: noon
/ Official opening of Dia-
mond Jubilee by Mayor Wal
ter l.. Young.
7:3O-Jubilee Band and
Chorus at Victory Stadium.
S:l5 p.m.-Premier Per-
Torrance of Rising Star"
Victory Stadium.
Saturday, June Is
IL: Standardization Hun
ter Memorial Bridge, Jeffer
son and Salem Avenues.
12:noOn-Indexl57 Opens
Stadium Industrial Exhibit)
2:45 p.m.-Historical Par
ade
$3.50 p.m.-Gov. Stanley Of
ficially opens Index '57-Sta-
dunn.
SUNDAY, JUNE I6
2:p.m. to 6:p.m.-Index ST
Stadium.
e:l5 p.m.-"Our Religious
Heritage, Victory Stadium.
lnterfaith Service with the
combined chorus of all area
churches and their ministers
with a dramatic presentation
Of the Three Faiths written
by Kermit Hunter.
Monday, June II
Festival of Music Dav''
12:noOn to a pm. daily
Fine Arts Show Garden Club
Center, Elmwood Park.
1:p.m.-Time Capsule Cere-
monies, Public Library.
7:OO-Preliminaries of Dia-
Dandies Beard Growing Con-
test.
S:15-"Music Under The
Stars" Victory Stadium.
Participating Groups:
Roanoke Symphony Orches-
ira, Woody Herman and his
Orchestra, A d olson High
School Choir, Ballet Dancers
from Floyd Ward School of
Dancing, Instructors from
Fred Astaire and Arthur Muir
ray Studios and The Diamond
Jubilee Chorus.
Tuesday, June IS
IL: 30--Industrial Parade.
downtown.
1:p.m.-Reenactment of the
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08
SPECIAL DIAMOND
JUBILEE NOTES

At 1900 o'clock sharp,
June ID, Mayor Walter L..
Young will preside at appro-
pirate ceremonies in front of
the City Hall. This is pub
lie affair and everyone is in
vited.
To note the moment, of
flcials are suggesting that
horns and whistles be blown,
and bells all over the City
peal forth for one minute.
Railroads and factories have
all agreed. Will you join in
the spirit of the day with
your own Church bells?
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08
DIAMOND JUBILEE
TIME CAPSULE

On Monday, June II, at
100 pm, during the Dia-
mond Jubilee Celebration,
Roanoke City Council will
bury a "Time Capsule. This
capsule is not to be opened
until the City's 150th ami
versary, rs years hence.
All Roanoke firms, organi-
cations, and individuals are
invited to contribute some
small record, roster of names,
pictures, pamphlets, reports,
or items to include in the
capsule.
Contributions should be
sent to the Roanoke Public
Library, attention Of Claude
l.. Settlemire, librarian, mark
ed For the Time Capsule"
June ID has been established
as the deadline for accepting
items.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08

Coming of the First Train
n. w. Station and Sh'enan-
doa Avenue.
S:l5-"Rising Star" and
Growing of the Queens.
Thursday, June 20
Young America Day"
l0:a.m.-S pecial Play
ground activities.
l0:a.m.-Fl lower. Show.
Garden Club Center, Elm
wood Park.
12:nOOn-Jubilee Midway
Children half-price) Stadi-
UNI.
2:3O p.m.-H a nseI and
Gretal, Jefferson High.
2:3O p.m.-Double Header
Baseball Game, Maher Field.
1O:p.m.-Teen-Age Dances,
South Roanoke and Washing
ton Parks.
Saturday, June %
american Heritage Day"
2:p.m.-Parade - Armed |
Forces, Patriotic and Veter-
ans Organizations.
7:45 pm. Finals-Diamond |
Jubilee Beard Contest and Ju- |
bilee Bells Costume Contest. |
Sis p.m.-Last perform |
ance of "The Rising Star"
Fireworks will begin at
10:p.m. each evening.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08
BY Florence FieIds-Wood

Hello! June as I previous
ly said, is busting out all
over" Yes, with weddings
and graduations. 1t is, of
course, the proverbial month
for it, and therefore is to
be expected. | do not doubt
that all of you, with me, wish
for both the newly weds"
and the graduates" all the
best things of this life. Of
course we do not mean to be
a "cynic," but we can hardly
go along with the saying that
the best things of life are
free" Some, of a certainty,
are free-like fresh air, blue
skies, and a smile. / can hard
ly think of anything else that
is free. l almost listed
water as a free item, but l
Just couldn't. q remembered
ny $1,000 water bill last
month, smile). But anyway, |
ny advice to the newly |
veds' and the graduates"
alike, is-plan to pay for what
'ou get. Some things are
ee, but they're mighty few.
., be prepared to pay your
ay. It's best anyway be
ause it generates within you
sense of pride and helps to
stablish for you an admir-
BILE reputation among those
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08

the Advancement of Colored
People, announced here today.
The medal, awarded annu-
ally to a Negro American for
d / S in g uis h e d achieve
ment, will be presented to the
Rev. DR.. King at the Associa-
toms 48th annual )conven-
ton in Detroit, June $3.50.
The presentation is schedul-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08

cdssful Montgomery bus pro-
test movement"
DR.. King, the citation as
serts, has become a foremost
exponent of the Ghandian
philosophy of non-violent pas
sIve resistance. He has not
only preached the doctrine of,
Love your enemies; he has
also demonstrated the eff
cacy of this Christian faith"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08
LOCAL BOY
ONLY R.O.T.C. GRAD
AT ST. EMMA'S

Virginia Cadets complete
year at Americas only mill
tary academy for Negro
youth with the graduation of
a local youth.
st. Emma Military Acade-
my, U. 6. Army r. o. T. C.
Honor Glass completed the
year of training with a roster
of all Virginians. Shown
above is Captain Norman S.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08
~ ave. v" Mrs had lunch
KEW. LUTHER KING AWARDED
THE SPINGARN MEDAL

N. 7. - Martin Luther
King, Jr., the young clergy
man who headed the drama
tic and successful Mont
gomery, Ala, bus protest
movement of 1886, has
been chosen as the 42nd
Splngarn Medalist, Roy Will
klns, executive secretary of
the National Association for
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08

ed for the night of June %.
AT rs, DIR. King is the
youngest person and the first
active clergyman to be award
ed the medal. Described as
dedicated and selfless," he
is cited for his creative con-
tributions to the Fight for
Freedom and his outstanding
leadership role in the sue
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-06-08

BoWles, Salem. Bowles is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bowles, 600 Water Street,
Salem and also the only grad
uate of the company.
Other members of the
R.O.T.C. are Cadets, Arthur
Blowe, Stoney Creek; Henry
stuart, Hari1sonburg; Har-
old Wallace, Williamsburg;
Robert Kerr, Charlottesville;
Joseph Hutchinson, Basker-
vile; Donald Kicks, Airing
ton; and Sergeant Charles
King, Harrisonburg. g.