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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26

Of water to each cup Of
beans.
This recipe was found in
my Pennsylvania State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
HEADERS CLEARING HOUSE
To Build or Buy?
Mrs. 3. c. c.. washington

Mrs. E. c. c.. Washington
I have read this column for
years and benefited from the
many suggestions and hints.
This is my first request.
Would someone please give
me suggestions pro and con
on living at a beach home in
nearby Deale, or Beverly
Beach. Md?
Would one advise living
there year round and COM
muting by car to work in
Washington or just going
down for week ends during
the summer months? Would
1t be more advisable to build
or buy q home already there?
I have two children, one Of
which Is ready for kinder
garten now and the other is
three years old. Are there
Catholic schools nearby or is
transportation to such schools
available?
ANY suggestions will be APP
preciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
About That Fubric
Mrs. r. J., Arlin0ton

MIS-. ~. ~ Arlington
Dear Mrs. p. c. c.: About
that fabric-it's wonderful.
Friends looked askance
when our white leatherette
love seat and chair arrived.
I could see them wondering
how we would keep it clean.
Can you imagine what
white fabric would look like
in a well-used living room?
But after a year and a half
Of constant wear ours looks
as good as new.
This fabric. which is sold
under various brand names,
can be easily cleaned with
plain soap and water. We
are so enthused about it we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
F. L., Arlington

L'l fATttTIUIUW
Is there someone among
the many readers who could
suggest q place where apples.
especially. or other fruit in
season could be had either
free for the picking or for q
small fee? / would prefer q
place near Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
WEE WOMEN

are eagerly awaiting our sofa
which win be covered in the
same fabric.
If you are tired Of telling
your children to keep their
feet on the couch. this will
be the end Of 1t. for this
fabric can take 1t. Coffee
stains come right on too
so no more embarrassed
guests.
Hope you will be as con-
WINGED by this as we are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
=. Introducing TWIRL. spectacular
neaU home permanent in tube!

PoohPOOh 70 pin sUrIsI Away with hair sprays Your rwIR
wave naturally resets ITSELF right with the first brushout
And TwIRL takes less care than other permanents.
Body 70 whYl TwRL is creamy.rich with condtioners
il adds body as it waves. Body. that wonderful some.
thing" that lets you do everything with your hair!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26

water now and then during
the baking process. with the
oven set ct low. When I cook
the beans. ] use three cups
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
Queries in Brief
Mrs. W. II. B.,
Green Meadows, Md.

I would appreciate it il
someone would give me q
recipe for pie crust--the kind
you make up in a dough and
keep in the refrigerator until
needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26

Grange Cook Book. which
was given to me Is . wedding
gift more than 20 years ago.
Hope you will enjoy your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-26
NOT A PERMANENT! NO NIGHTLY PIN-UPS!
DOES WHAT NO HAIR SPRAY MADE CAN DO!

Not permanent: Nu-Curl 10 impregnates each hair
strand with Natures curl acVator gives string
straight hair that born-cury look gives better, more
natural wave than any permanent unlike all permanent
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Not spFoy; You can't spray in waves because you can't
can curs in pressure containers NuCu TO- the contrary
a gentle exclusive formula that feeds want-to-waVe
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No nightly pin-vPs; Condition and set your hair just
with NuCur TO- get glorious curls and waves thar d
till your next shampoo.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31

Aitchison is Chairman of the Sill
yer Beaver recognition, Mrs. VIM.
r. Lowe is chairman of the La
dies program.
The business meeting which will
be held in the science building and
will be presided over by Lewis,
will convene at 800 p. m. Elec-
ton of officers and executive
board members for the year 1858
will be held. A training and plan
ming conference for district COM
mittee personnel will follow at
400 p. m.
A fellowship and recognition
banquet will begin at $50 p. m.
in the college auditorium. Master
of Ceremonies for this program
will be Phillip Turner, Billings.
Awards will be made to selected
persons for outstanding contribu-
ton of leadership to Scouting.
Featured speaker of the evening
will be VIM. R. Cumerford of Kan
a City.
Mr.. Cumerford has long been as
ISOLATED with Scouting, education
al and civic organizations. He is
founder and president of Ryall
Corp, a public relations consulting
firm, is a member of the board Of
trustees of Parsons College, Fair
field. Iowa; Salem College, Salem,
West Virginia; Kansas City Con-
~servatory of Music; and of the
American Humanics Foundation.
He is a member of the Public Re-
lations Society of America and of
the Kansas City Advertising and
Sales Executive Club. He was
formerly a professions Scout Ex-
ecutive for eleven years. AS Pres
ident of Cumerford, Inc, he has
raised over so million dollars for
churches, hospitals, colleges and
scout development funds. Mr..
Cumerford has a national reputa-
ton as a speaker on youth and
civic betterment.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31
ArnStrOne
District News
BY Mrs. Prfny Schlanx

Mike Fisher spent Monday anc
Tuesday with his cousin, Leroy
Fisher hunting.
Levon Schlenz motored to Sid
ney Saturday and then he anc
Dolores and Darlene Childers anc
Bob Hitchcock attended the dance
at the Triangle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Candee and
children visited with Lillian's
folks, the Bailey Fishers at the
Henry Miller home Saturday
evening.
Charles Carda called at the
Priny Schlenz home Sunday. The
men went hunting. / visited at
the Bertha Cornelia home that
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Klasna
and children visited at the Cor
nelia home Sunday. They were
| supper guests.
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Vaira and
son Jack returned home Friday
after a two weeks vacation trip
to Columbia Falls, Kalispell and
Eureka.
Monday hunters were John
Ruffatto, Mel Rauschendorfer,
Alvin Fisher, Priny Schlenz, Le-
Won Schlenz and Charles Carda.
Virgil Cornelia helped Leslie
Candee build a corral Monday.
Mrs. Cornelia accompanied Virgil
and then she and Lillian Candee
motored to Richey.
Wednesday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fisher took a load
Of cattle to the sales ring and
also brought Mike back for a
day Of school. Jack Hagen &C
companied them home Wednesday
evening.
Sunday callers at the John
'Ruffatto home were the Mel
Rauschendorfer family.
Lenora Edeburn stayed with
the RAuschendorfer boys, Bob
bic and Greg while Mel, Betty
and girls attended the bazaar
and dance Saturday evening.
Saturday Mrs. Clifford Toss and
son Jerry went to the home OF
Anna Jorgenson where Marjorie
helped paint.
Tuesday morning Virgil Cor
nelia and Harry Hagen helped
and Levon round up cattle.
Thos eattening the auction sale
at the Oscar Labidee farm were
Kenneth Klasnas, Antoine Cardas, !
George Fishers, Bertha Cornelia,
Schlenzs and Alfred Vaira
and Tino Bianco.
Callers at the Archie Strand
home Saturday evening were the
Pete j. Ruffattos.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Everett Baxter home were Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Foss and son
Jerry.
Hunters Sunday were John
Ruffatto and son Tom, Mel Raus-
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31

chendorfer and son Greg, Pete
Ruffatto and son Steven and
Leslie Candee and son Floyd
Johnny and Mel got a deer.
Leaving on a hunting trip to
Broadus Thursday afternoon were
Pete Ruffatto, Alvin Fisher, Le-
Won Schlenz, Virgil Cornelia and
Leslie Candee.
Early Wednesday morning, Vir-
gil Cornelia and LeVon Schlenz
helped Leslie Candee round up
cattle, Alvin Fisher and Me
Rauschendorfer also helped. Then
they hauled the calves to the
Sidney sale ring.
Pete J. Ruffatto family called
at the Mel Rauschendorfer home
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Leslie
Candee and children also called
there after school.
Monday evening callers at the
Priny Schlenz home were Virgil
Cornelia, Leslie Candee and Mel
Rauschendorfer.
MT. and Mrs. Charlie Amestoy
and Janet and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Amestoy and Rita and Mrs. Laura
Stockstad called at the Clifford
Foss home Thursday. Mrs. Stock
stad spent the week end there.
Mr. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz
accompanied by Mrs. Bertha Cor
nelia were Sidney business call
ers Friday.
Mrs. Leslie Candee stopped at
the Priny Schleng home Saturday
morning after taking the children
to school.
Monday Mrs. George Fisher
motored to her dads place and
cleaned house. Then in the eve
ming she went to Johnnie's and
cleaned chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher,
Dan and Jerry motored to the Bill
Fisher home where Mike had
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31

Paula Petrik, Bonnie Pillatzke,
Jan Quilting, Jeffrey Rounce,
Sharon Rambur, Karen Sander
son, Harriet Stone, Kathy San
ford, Ronald Scheetz Clarence
Smith, Sherry Sorenson, Bruce
Sunwall, Cassandra Swigart,
Duane Stedman, Lynn Slip, Gary
Thogerson, Deirdre Thornton,
Richly Tuott, Xavier Vallejo, Peggy
Weitz, Bobby Williams, Steven
Williamson, John Young, Taunea
Zadow, Patty Zieske, Roger Xix
mund, Linda Zuck.
GRADE S:
Billie Lou Anderson, Gerald An
derson, Jerome Anderson, Dawn
Atchison, Avis Anderson, Robert
Atchison, Suzanne Alarcon, Mark
Anderson, Judy Albrecht, Ronnie
Baumann, Clyde Baker, LaVerne
Bass, Cheryl Brown, Kathryn
Chambers, David Choate, james
christensen, James Conroy, Wan
da Criger, Terry Carter, Billy
Chapman, Georgane Ellington,
Mary Ellen Ellington, Leslie Espe-
land, Monty Erickson, David En-
man, Rita Fay, Gail Groshart,
Charles Quincy, Cheryl Hall, Lar
ry Haugen, Tommy Henderson,
Sharyl Jensen, Shary Johnson,
Shirley Johnson, Clifford Jones,
Diane Kaiser, D'ette King, Paulette
Lamphier, James Leastman,
Frank Laci, Thomas Lane, Gloria
Lowry, Sharon Lille, Georgia
Mort, Rose Maier, Judy Massett,
Mary M. McChesney, Coy McMor-
ris, Howard Neckels, David Nor
den, Rita Norgaard, Charles Pc
terson, James Peterson, Janice Pc
terson, Brenda Quilting, Carla
Rindahl, Gordon Rambur, Ole
Rasmussen, James Satra, Robert
Schwenke, Wesley Smith, Carol
Stanford, David Stanford, Beverly
st. Cyr, Raymond Strasheim, Ed
die Thornton, Robert Topp, Carol
Unterseher, Ella Vik, Hilda Vik,
Bobby Wagner, Sonia Witt, John
Welnel, Thomas Wick, Barbara
Williams, Thomas Young, Carolyn
Zeiszler.
GRADE s.:
Colleen Atchison, Sharon Baads-
Connie Banta, Billie Ber-
ner, Corrine Bonner, Prudy Bot
kin, Bruce Brown, Donna Baker,
Dennis Buxbaum, Kent Chambers,
Sharon Christensen, Gary David
son, Mary Davidson, Tommy
Dashner, Dorothy Diaz, Linda
James Elder, Barbara
Eckart, Mary Jane Eckley, James
Evanson, Terry Fladmo, Pauline
Edith Franz, Janice Green,
Billy Gall, Helen Quincy, Joyce
.aines, Patty Haines, Audrey
Hansen, Karen Hansen, Diana
Henderson, Marvin Holmquist,
Thomas Hood, Robert Howard,
Oarleen Habedank, Roger Hagan,
Ray Hartman, Karen Hyde, Gym
.hia Jensen, Larry Johnson, Mark
Johnson, Vance Johnson, Robert
Eugene Kruger, Robert
Leroy Keller, Donald
<ingrey, Caroline Kukus, Jea-
LaMance, Jane Little, Rod
ley Lorenz, Erling Lynnes, Chris
cen McLain, Iona Miller, Rocky
Karen Murray, Kathy
James Ness, Barbara Olson,
larin Oswald, Barbara Peterson,
PATTY Price, Ellen Peterson, Ron
Id Ruggles, Kenny Sorenson,
Barbara Sather, Robert Schmoll,
landi Serum, Cathie Tuott,
katherine Viestenz, Richard VAL
Terry Verhasselt, Marilyn
Villains, Richard Williams, Fran
ME York, Bob Zadow, Susan
aske, Walter thinner.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31
THE D N HERALD 80
Thursday, Oct. 81. 1857 ~
CARD OF THANKS

While we were patients at the
Deaconess hospital at Billings, wa
wish to thank those who so kind
ly remembered us with cards,
letters and gifts. Especially do we
thank Rev. John Chambers for
his calls; the WMF of Lambert
First Lutheran church for flow
ers; and DR.. Hyde for his special
services. Again we say. a hearty
Thank You" and May God bless
each and every one of you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thron Lindevig.
(p)
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31

spent the day. They brought him
home Friday evening.
Tuesday the George Fishers
took a potato digger back to the
Oscar Labidee's.
John Ruffatto hauled calves to
Sidney Saturday for Mel Raus-
chendorfer.
George Fisher has been doing
the chores for Alvin Fisher this
week, as Alvin went hunting and
Verna and children went to Sid
ney.
Saturday George Fisher brought
Steve Ruffatto to Glendive where
Steve was having dental work
done.
Bert Christensen called at the
Priny Schlenz home Sunday
morning.
Pete Ruffatto, Alvin Fisher,
Virgil Cornelia, Levon Schlenz
and Leslie Candee returned Sat-
urday night with one deer.
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31
Annual Meeting
OF Yellowstone
Council Nov. 10

c. Don Lewis. president of the
Yellowstone Valley Council, Boy
Scouts of America, has announced
the completion of plans for
the annual business meeting and
fellowship banquet. Three hun
dred Scout Leaders and commu-
nifty representatives are expected
to attend from the 81 county areas
in Southwestern Montana, between
Three Forks and Fairview.
The event will be held in Bill
lings at the Eastern Montana Col
lege, Sunday, November 10. Cen
eral Chairman is Lynn Townsend,
Billings. Art Miller is chairman of
the Nominating Committee, Ed
The Sidney herald., 1957-10-31
CARD OF THANKS

l take this means of thanking
DR.. Harper and the nurses staff
for the wonderful care l received
while in the hospital. Thanks also
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Krebsbach
and the American Legion for the
beautiful flowers; Station KICK
for the lovely gifts, and all friends
who called and sent me flowers.
My sincere thanks also to Dale
Wilson and Lloyd Scoles for fill
ing my time at KICK.
Arnold (Arnie) Olsen) (p)
Intelligent cooperation, with
tolerant excusing the errors of
others, explains most Of man
kinds progress.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26
Trenholm


Mr. and Mrs. Charles Royster
and family of Gaithersburg, Md,
spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs. r.
B. Swami.
Mrs Rufus Hi. Of Ashboro.
N. c., and daughter. Mrs William
Dixon, Jr. Of Greensboro. n. c..
We're recent guests Of Mrs Annie
Gordon and John and Woodfin
Swami.
Mr. and Mrs J Murray Davis
spent Sunday in Richmond
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. De
Noon Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton steger, Of Hampton. Mr..
and Mrs. aubrey DeNoon. Of Rich
m0nd Mr. and Mrs. Esten DeNoon.
Of ClayyilIe Mr. and Mrs. Charles
DeNoon and family, and Nh and
Mrs Paul stratton and family
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. /. Stokes
were MS r B Swami. Mrs. Maize
Pamore. Mr.. and Mus. Cecl De
No9n MIR and Mrs Sidney Alan
Stokes, and son. 81 Rallsville, Miss
Bernice peNoon. Mrs. Clyde De
Noon, and Sue and Emma Jean De
Noon MIR and Mrs T W Boat
wright Of Bon Air. Mrs Lille De
Noon, Mr and Mrs snead DeNoon,
Of Powhatan. and MI and Mrs. G..
L. Hagan, and family Of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Raymond. Of
Farmvule, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charles DeNoon Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Woodrow Runion
and Mrs. Media Rdnion. Of Rich
mond, visited Mn and Mrs. Paul
Stratton Sunday, They also visited
Mrs Alma Wilburn and Mir. and
Mrs B W Wil5un. Other callers
on Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Wlburn sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
DUKE and family. Of Richmond, and
Mrs. Henry Hatcher, and family.
a guest Of Mrs. Rosa Palmore
Sunday was George Palmore. Of
Ballsvillc
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. willis at
tended the funeral Monday Of MIR.
Charles f. willis. 81 Powhatan at
Rocky Oak cemetely
Guests recently Of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26
Powhatan Hi News
BY NANCY HUDSON
SEA Reporter
The All-State chorus will be held
at Douglas Freeman High School

guests Of Mrs. SatterWhite' parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F Yeats.
Mss Brenda Gail Clampett, Of
Blackstone. is spending some time
with her grandparents. MFR. and
Mrs. Sam Weatherford.
Redford Stone, who has accepted
4 position with the National Guard
at Portsmouth. spent Sunday with
bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. E.
Stone.
Reggie Flippen left Friday for
Florida.
Mrs, Carol Lewis and son William
Keith, have returned from h e
SoEthside Community Hospital.
Mrs. Grace Worry, Of Richmond.
spent the week end with Mrs. L. w
Sanderson.
Mrs. Henry Mann and Mrs. Helen
Southall were hostesses at a mis-
cellaneous shower for Mrs. William
Southall Saturday in the home Of
Mrs. Stephen Southall
MIR and Mrs. A l.. Cole and son,
Steve, visited friends in Portsmouth
during The week end.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26
Powhaton News & soeial events
Pouhdtan College Students Take
Part In Activities, Make Top Grades

Company Commander Mcclure
Morris. Jr. and Ii. Sam W Parker
were In Richmond recently on Ma
tional Guard business.
Mrs IVA Duty. and family win
soon move back into the community
Mrs. Duty and her son-in-law and
family were recently burned out and
have been living in Richmond with
relatives
New residents in the community
are Mr. and Mrs. Snead DeNoon,
who live in the Hotel apartments
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl cambridge,
Jr. who have moved into the home
that Junie f'arriss, and family
moved out Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 S. Brent and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Parker were guests
on Monday at Homestead Mr. and
Mrs Sam Parker had a family
gathering to an oyster roast at their
home on Marion Harlon lane Sun
dag.
Mrs. Jervey Passes Away
Friends Of Mrs william P. JerVy
VIII greatly miss her. She was an
avid historian and tireless research
worker on old homes in her home
county She had collected many
photographs and facts on the past
history Of Powhatan county She had
been in failing health for the past
few months. but her death was a
SHOCK to the entire community
The sudden passing Of one Of our
Oldest residents. Mr. c. r. Willis,
leaves Powhatan sadder Mr.. Willis
could be seen ambling along the
highway and visiting friends and
neighbors. He was pleasant visi-
tor with a pleasing bit Of wit as he
passed the time Of day with those
he met He always looked well and
in the best Of health His passing
was due TO 4 heart attack He was
4 member Of the Methodist church
pnd PoWhatan Masonic L cd g e.
which conferred Masonic rites at the
grave
Mrs. G r Jennings. Mrs Mar
faret Kruger and MRS. Charles
Celia were in Richmond this week.
Mrs Harvey Goode is lip and
about her duties at home following
b recent Illness.
ST. Patrick's Dinner Planned
American Legion Women's auXili-
any is planning for its annual st.
Pahick's dinner in March Ladies
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26

willis we're Mrs. Ed Hiatt. Lum
Willis. Hoke Willis, Lamon Willis.
Kyle Willis and Joe Welborn, all Of
Patrick.
Milton Cole. Willie Cole and Mr.
hnd Mrs. Mohtell Cole, and family
tf Richmond. spent Saturday with
their mother, Mrs. Nellie Cole.
Betty Jane Willis. who spent her
first semester at William and Mary
follege has transferred TO Long
wood College in Farnville. She
tpent the week end at home.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26

JetersViIle Home Demonstration
club held its Valentine party at the
home Of Mrs H E Mann Thurs
day One of the features Of the party
was a humorous reading by Mrs.
4. 7. Wingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. saxton at
tended the birthday supper given in
the Burkeyille home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Elicit Saturday for Mrs. Ell
let's sister, Mrs James Yeats. of
4andston.
Mrs Warner Beaver and Miss
Doris Rae Beaver, Of Drake 5
Branch spent Sunday with Mrs
Beavers mother. Mrs Clara Elan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Satterwhite.
Of Washington, were week d
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26

and officers from the state depart
ment win be invited to attend the
function
Powhatan May Memorial Church
pulpit viii be filled Sunday NIGHT BY
Sam Jones.
Mrs. j. S. Caldwell entertained
her bridge club Wednesday
Miss kinsay Bass Green, who al
tends Mary Washington College, has
made the deans list. Miss Green is
active III many extra curricular
things at the college Powhatan
High School is proud to have sent
gut such q promising student
ELAN in Band
Nick Elan. OF VPI. has made
band and concert band His major
interest is dairying Having been
reared on a large dairy farm. he
is right at home with such studies
At the college His family visited
him over the week end
A fellowship supper was held
Thursday at Providence church.
The speaker was the Rev Smith.
a foreign missionary who is here
on furI'ou 9 h. The congregation
pounded" Mr. Smith with pounds
of good things to eat and store on
his pantry shelves in Richmond.
Miss Betty Stuart Jones. a student
at william and Mary, is getting
along well. She loves the college and
comes home occasionally. She en-
Joys bringing her friends home
whenever possible.
Florida Relief from Weather
Mr. and Mrs. E F. Yates. Mrs.
Yates and Mr.. and Mrs. Avery took
a trip to Florida. Such a trim. is q
welcome relief from the cold and
cloudiness Of our old Virginia wea-
Tier lately
Mrs w c. BoWles. who has been
in for several weeks with a broken
hip, is rapidly improving. She is a
splendid patient and has a most con
genial nurse and companion. She is
the mother Of Julian Bowles on
Marion Hallon Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones visited
relatives in Richmond
Week Of Prayer Planned
May Memorial Baptist church at
PoWhatan VIII observe the week Of
PRAYER for home missions beginning
Monday, March 4 at Mrs. H. D.
Anderson's Mrs. Jesse Green viii
lead the program. March 5, prayer
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tee sessions will be the concert held
III the Douglas Freeman High School
auditorium on Sunday at $50 pm.
There will be a movie on March
2. at 1876 in the Powhatan High
School auditorium The movie
Never Wave as a wac, is a COM
edy, starring Rosallnd Russell. Paul
Douglas and Marie Wilson. As a
personal touch to all Vireinians. the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26

February q through "A. Represent
ing Powhatan High School Glee Club
are Ann Bodie. Betty Welday. Bobby
Smith. 10 Elan. Nancy Hudson.
Edward Lane, Susan Stitt, Johnny
Buck, Larry Elan, Linda Perkins,
Gabe Cosby, Jimmy Rapalee. Ka
trlnka Murphy, Sidney Bradbury,
Paul Book and Tommy Dalton
The climax of the two day prac-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26

movie was filemd at Fort Lee The
movie is sponsored by the seniors
and all proceeds vii lgo towards
the senior trip.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-26

The new u. S. army mechanical
mule" is only q inches high 1t can
mount the Arlny's l06-mm recoil-
less rifle a deadly anti-tank weapon