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Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
An Club Meets al
AM&N College

The thirty-seeond state All club
Camp will convene At AM&N coll
lege. Pine Bluff. July 2s-Augusl
2. Approximately 500 t-H Club
members. leaders. extension A
gents from q counties Will attend
this meeting.
The main speakers viii be DR..
L. A. Davis. president. AM&N
college; Kenneth s. Bates. assis-
tant director. agricultural extern
sion service. Little Rock. and
Thomas NJ. Moman. ir, boys club
agent. agricultural extension SER
vice. Jackson. Mississippi
Four II Club members will COM
pete in the following demonsira-
tons and activities: Bread. Home
Management; Agronomy: Ento1no-
logy: Tractor Driving: Dress Re-
vue: Horticulture Health. Elee-
trieity. Safety; Handicraft. Land
Judging Food Preparation: Food
Preservation and Identification OF
Electric fixtures.
Participation BY club membsss
in other phases Of the program
viii consist of I'll Quiz. CANDLE
lighting ceremony. talent show.
and soitball tournament.
Five members OF the AM1N
collegiate III Club viii particle
pate In q Symposium . 'Plann-
ing Your Future" : William RAN
die, Ruthie Mae Bdtler. Oscar
Grant. Tavern Ward and Odessa
Williams.
highllghts for the leaders con-
ference will be a Panel Discus
sion : Use Of Lay Leadership in
Planning and Promotins Youth
Programs" : u. G. Word. Moders-
tor. agricultural extension SER
vice; r. G. Haynie. State MIA
Advisor: Mrs. ID h. Lawson.
teacher: J. N. Musiek, District
Scout Executive: Mrs. Phyllis
Greenhouse. State MIA Advisor.
aad william Thrashes. dirce. or.
South End Boys club Little
Rock.
Mrs w. r. Dansby. president
Of the State Leaders Council.
will preside over NE Leaders
conference.
The State 4-H club officers are:
Charles jackson. president. Mil
Ter County: Maxcine Haymon.
vice-president. Chicot County:
Bettye Taylor. secretary. Phillips
County; Barbara Batson, assistant
secretary. Crittenden County.
Earl Owens. song leader. Critten-
den county and Susie d. Harris.
cheer leader. Lee County.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

Rev. Grimes. a graduate Of Gar
rett Biblical institute. Is eere-
tary Of evangelism OF the Rock
River conference methodist
church chairman OF the North
Central jurisdictionai committee
on executives OF evang alism for
the past eight years He is also
program director Of the Dcs
PLANES Methodist q 0ombly. Des
PLANES. Illinois; and president Of
the board Of trustees OF the Chi
cago deaconess home.
College president. DR.. NJ LsFay-
cite Harris. will preach the BAG
calaurea,e sermon at 800 a. m.
at Wesley chapel church, iith and
State streets.
Music for both services VIII
be provided by the summer ses-
sion choir.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

(Csatinped from psse snet
hibils anyone other than the az
grieyed person from financing OF
otherwise assisting law suits de-
signed to secure augmentation OF
the Courts school desesresation
ruling. Having denied To Negro
citizens effective means Of secur-
ing their rights. southern sens-
tors are now trying 10 deny them
the assistance Of the United
States attorney general. he eharg-
ed.
wilkins denied that Part III
had been -sneaked" into the biz
1T was there from the first dram
in 1885, he said. Its clear intent
Is and has always been 70 sasist
Negro citizens In securing con-
o. uofIpps VI s1usp I~susIlnins
the right 70 vote. II was discussed
at committee hearings and On the
floor of the House Of Representa-
tives before 1t was passed" he
asserted.
The NAAcP spokesman denied,
In rssponse TO . reporters ques-
ten. that there was any issue Of
the use Of Federal troops. sNeith-
er the NAAcP nor any Of the
other organizations represented In
the Leadership conference has
ever proposed the use Of Federal
troops 10 secure compliance with
the Supreme Court ruling he
declared. Talk Of baycnets and
guns Ii inflamatory and not a
real issue"
Proposals 70 provide for jury
trials In contempt proceedings In
equity eases. wilkins said. would
definitely make the bill ineffee-
tive. ~Traditionaily.- he asserted.
such proceedings have been
withsut jury trials. There are on
the books many laws which do
not provide for jury trials IN con-
tempt cases. Courts have long had
the right to enforce their DEGREES
in such eaaes. Some Of the sena-
tors who are protesting nov have
voted for such laws
The bill. he pointed out. has
from the beginning been designed
not only TO protect the right to
vote. but also 10 protect other
constitutional rights. 1T is a dis
tortion to make believe now that
IL was ever intended To be con-
fined 10 voting rights only" he
said.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
" ar

Confined frem page one)
thing for the disgruatled eolorei
patrons Of his Rock n Roll fan.
tastes.
lie decided this ruse. Allies said.
rs a result Of his experiences at.
ter a similar event In March
when Antoine c"Fats'1 Domino
was To have been the star Of a
show AZ the coliseum. Domino
didn't appear either.
Il couldn't 20 down the street
otter that one Allen said. "Ali
the kids and things were Just
giving me the devil They'd say
You knew he wasn't coming and
you ought TO give US our mney
back"
Il decided last time that the
very next II and r show that
came here. when the artist didn't
appear. I'D do the same as they
did at Memphis return the
money"
just why Allen took the de-
vious route and manner in his
effort TO return the money wasn't
fully explained.
He said he left the Auditorium
shout o p. m. after learning tina,
The Coasters would not appear.
He collected advanee-ticket sale
proceeds from six or seven buSI-
nesses where tickets had been
sold and went 10 the Rock Island
lines station az Little Rock and
put part Of the money in a lock-
or. He drove to North Little Rock
end hid the rest Of the money In
some weeds on Eighth Street be-
tween Cypress and Locust Then
he parked his a Ia the 300
block Of East G street on Park
I'M and walked 2, blocks 10
Coles cafe in the 900 block Of
Yves; Twenty-second street and
called the police. giving them the
fake robbery story.
Howard Lewis. Dallas. Texas
promoter and under whose aus
pices the Rock n Roll show play
ed here. said s4.464 in tickets had
been sold and that 1905 had
been recovered from the depot
and the bushes Another s2E was
collected at the business selling
tickets From the money unae-
sounted for came Aliens adver-
Using and auditorium expenses
and his share Of the proceeds
Il like Allen Lewis said. "All
l want is the money. II he gives
us the money, then I won't prose-
cute
If that's the case" Allen said.
there wont be any charges
It is said that Lewis and Allen
got together On the money and
no charges were filed and Allen
was released from custody.
Allen lives on W. 18th street.
is married and has two daughters
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

challenged it In q court suit
With that TIE beard said The
school directors felt that they
had done the best they could for
the citizens Of Little Rock and
their schools"
Amis Guthridse. lawyer. and
renown se~sregstionist and Rev.
Wesley Pruden. also AZ opponent
Of intesrallon. were n attendance
a. the last school board meeting.
Guthridge wanted the board 70
provide separate schools for white
students. Prlden asked whether
Negro students would participate
In school seeiaIl events.
Superintendent Virgil I. Bios
sem Ia releasing the statemenet
said that il was not intended TO
answer either duthridse or Pru
den. The board win answer them
later. he said =
A good DEAF Of ths statement
was taken up with the question
Of whether the board must obey
the Court decision OF NOT. \ ave
the answer the board received
nom its sttorneys1 plain una
dultersted mo-
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
LISTEN HERE.
Mr.. EDITOR:
1876 W. Lafayette
Fayetteville, Arkansas
July Is 1857
The Editor:

N ENAAIAEI1
July is. 1857
The Editor:
In directing scquittal in the
Watkins case Involving q prose-
eution for contempt of Congress
arising from his appearance be-
fore the Un-American Activities
Committee. the United States
Supreme Court pointed to the va
que and indefinite authorization
OF that Committee and to the IT.
responsible and Illegal use which
It had made Of its authority in
infringing upon the rights and
privacy Of the Individual eitlzsns
Tragicslly underscoring this i'm
portznt decision was the suicide
the day before Of a Stanford Uni
versity biochemist, William Sher-
wood He had been subpoenaed
to testify before TIA. Committee
a tslevitsd hearings in San Fran
cisco Inactive politically. Sher-
wood had apparently years ago
as a student been in some cur
rent events discussion group Of
left-wing ~orisntation and was TO
be called upon by this COMMITTEES
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Speaker

tContinrci frem page one,
Sunday. July %. az the Women's
Day observance.
Mrs Cooper, formerly Of Eudora.
is a graduate Of Arkansas Baptist
college. She received a scholar
ship from the Polio Foundation,
and studied last year at Wishing
ton university. ST Louis She is
. member Of the business and
Professional Women's club and
other organizations
A special program. under the
direction Of Mrs Tyree Young.
will begin at 9 p m. Mrs. NJ. L
Ross. chairman. Rev. Z w. Daw-
kins. pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Grad

tcsntinneA fren pass snsb
lege. viii 90 % the Belgian Con-
60 this tall As . SPECIAL terna
missionary Of the Methodist
church. according TO an announce
ment from the church's board Of
AiSiona She will serve . s-year
tsrm as a religious education
worker.
A native Of Springfield. Ohio.
Miss Green was elected to Who's
Among Students IN American
Universities and Colleges for two
successive years. She was presi-
dent of the College Womenis as
ISOLATION and the Student Chris
tiaa association. and was active
II the Al-campus commission
and the n-Hellenie council
Miss Green. along with 81 other
young people. began June . a
six-week orisftation program at
sesrritt college for Christian
Workers. Nashville. Tenn. The
training is designed to Introduce
them to the missionary vocation.
teach them the fundamentals of
Christian Theology. and inform
them about the parts of the world
to which they will 60.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Teacher
tCsniinred from page enel

tCenttnIed rem page onel
stitution.
Prior to joining the AM&N
college faculty. she taught in the
public schools Of Orlando. Flori-
"a. and at Elaine and Sheriff.
Miss Thomas taught at the J. c.
Corbin high school, AMIN college
laboratory high school. for twelve
years and joined the college fac
ulty in 1883
She was affiliated with many
professional and community Or
carnations including the Pine
Bluff Teachers ASSOCIATION. Nation
al Education association, Nation
al Council for Social Science tea
cberS National Association Of Col
lege Women. and the Arkansas
Teachers association. She also
served as treasurer Of the AMIN
college alumni association. Sns
was also a member Of the Alpha
Kappa Mu Honor society and the
Delta Sigma neta Sorority
Survivors include eight aunts.
two uncles and uHnlerous cou-
sins. Perry funezzl home was in
charge Of burial
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

Hulon Darlington was called to
Kansas City for the funeral Of
his sister. Mrs Jewl BAH who
passed Saturday. July 2oth.
hev. Earnest Lane. q former pas
Tor Of the church Of Christ spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Moore. .. Miss Norma Jean
iulier Is spending the summer
m south Bend. Ind. with Mr..
and Mrs James Tuggle.
Chester Moore Of Kansas City is
the guest Of his sister. Mrs. b
B. Beard and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lin Bell Of Benton Hsrbor.
Michigan - guests Of his bro
ther and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Bell Rev. c. w. SINS
is in Memphis this week where
he viii be in Evangilistic service
at the Evergreen Baptist church
Of which Rev. I. W. Hampton is
pastor. Mrs Billy Swinton was
hostess to the Band p. ". Club
Friday night After the business
session in which the viee-presi-
dent presided. Mrs J. A Taylor
The hostess served a delicious e
past and q social hour was en-
ioyed BY the group Earnest
Hale Of Oklahoma is vacationing
with his sister Ms. Johnnie James
and family. . . Denodis CARING
ton Of Kansas City is visiting his
mother Mrs J. Darlington.
Mrs Matthew SummerviIl and
sons Of Little Rock were recent
guests Of their parents and grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Otry Cat
ward Mrs Masselean visited
her sisters Mrs Ora Pearson and
Mrs Bird Color. She Is row n
route to her home In Les Ange-
les On the sick list are are
Mrs Arthur wiIlisw Mrs Evans
Bryant and Mrs John McColough
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

70 appear before a television cam
era and give names Of other A
mericans who, nearly twenty years
ego, had been in those same
groups. SO that they, in their
turn. could be forced To undergo
the same humiliation. Sherwood
p~erferred suicide to humiliation,
explaining in a farewell note to
his grieving family that the pub
licity about to be forced upon
him would doubtless cripple his
scientific career beyond repair.
Together with his family. his bas-
ic research into cancer was to
him the entire meaning Of his
life.
Closer 10 home, I have become
well acquainted as Arkansas
I1ate correspondent for the A
mericsn Civil Liberties Union
with a case in which the commit
tee attempted TO discredit a uni
versity professor active in race
relations on the basis Of certain
alleged eollege-dsy affiliations Il
many years ago In 1854. following
the Supreme Curl session which
outlawed public school segresa-
ton. DR.. Lee Torch now Of Lit
tie Rock. Arkansas. attempted TO
enroll his daughter in the school
nearest his home in Nashville.
Tenn This school happened TO be
. ~colored- school and the Lor-
ehes are white. nereupon the
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

was net killed during the COM
mission Of 9 felony because the
robbery vas over at the time
Of the killing.
Judge Kirby said that he didn't
want the Lee case TO BE- reversed
II il went upon appeal and that
he thought there was . possibility
that the high court might rule
any intention Of rsping the girl
came To the ssssilant after the
postman was killed.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
Schools

lContinuei from page ouel
plan. That was 70 begin in iate-
grafton IN the high school grades
and extend It downward over sew
erzl years This plan win be
started in September.
his plzn VS. 1pneld n fed
erel court when he NAACP
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26
MR.. PRES

Fewer people would have kidded themselves TO the con-
uary If the governor had said as much whH the phony seq
regation laws were being steamrollered through the legisla-
ture.
We aren't kidding ourselves now that the Citizens Coun.
els wouldn't be standing by paving the dust In any event,
but their extreme position could have been Invested of any
pretense Of legality by a little plain talk in the right places
at the right time. Arkansas Gazette
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-26

GIRLS, Your best bet for . fun
flied vacation IL TO GO TO
YwcA CAMP at Camp Clear
ferk : Angst II "a
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A solution to heart illness was
seen possible within ten years.
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GLADES

Mrs. Eva Cottrill and daughter
Mary Lee, of Wolf Summit, w.
Va; Mrs. Clyde Polling and Miss
Ruth Ferguson, of Fairmont. w.
Va; Mrs. Leslie Friend, Friends
Vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Oester,
Billy and Sharon, Salisbury; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Klotz and
Wesley, were guests at the home
of Mrs. William Glotfelty and Lu-
ellie and Nathan, last Sunday
Mrs. Orval Glotfelty attended a
meeting of the Associated Women
of the Farm Bureau in Baltimore
last Thursday.
Mrs. Nelson OrendOrf, Miss An
ME Opel, Mrs. Leah Bethel, Mrs
Herman Opel and Mrs l. X. Metz
Ter spent last Friday, with Mrs.
Simon Opel
Rev. Paul Bender Grantsville,
preached in the Glades Church,
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Mazer an
nounce the birth of a baby girl,
born to them in Memorial hospital,
Cumberland, Tuesday October 20.
Mrs. Leah Bethel, Mrs. Nelson
Orendorf and Miss Annie Opel
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clay Stickel, of
Somerset, Pa, and summer resi-
dents of Deep Creek Lake, have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter Miss Barbara &. Stickel,
to DR.. Norman John Scheduling
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joan Scheib-
ling, Of Ancran, New York.
Miss Stickel is graduate of
Somerset High School, class of
1855 and is a senior student nurse
at Temple university hospital,
School of Nursing, in Philadelphia,
Pa. She attended Southern High
School.
DR.. Scheduling WAS graduated
from A. B. Davis High School in
Ancram, class Of 1919, from Yale
University with an A. b. degree in
1858, and Temple Medical School
with an NJ. d. degree in June, 1857.
He is now interning in Albany
hospital, Albany, n. y.
No plans have been made for the
wedding.
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McHENRY

Eugene Brenneman. College
Park. is at the home of his parents
due to illness.
Mr. and Mrs Y. W. King and
son left last Saturday to spend
the winter at their home in Titus
vile, Fla.
Rev. and Mrs. Bryan Blair and
children. Mt Lake Park; Rev. J. G.
Foster. Vienna. w. Va; and Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Brenneman were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Brenneman, last Wednes-
day.
Mrs Beulah Walton is spending
a few days in Pittsburgh visiting
her son and daughter.
Miss jeanne Wagner, Washing
ton, D. c.. visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Wagner, over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs William Walton and
daughter spent last Wednesday
here on business. Mrs. Walton and
daughter Cheryl visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bowman, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowman
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Nethkin, near Oak
land.
Mrs Walter Bowman visited Mrs.
Jane Bowman last Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. Bowman is recovering
from a recent illness.
Mrs. bessie Fraker is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guyer, Balti-
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wall. Rock
wood, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Verlyn Carr Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Savage Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dewitt
and family, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. j. Thomas and Mrs Ray
mond KlotZ attended a workshop
at Accident Fire hall last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs Bryan Blair and
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Participate In Activities
At Frostburq College

Students from Garrett county
high schools are taking their places
in activities at Frostburg State
Teachers college.
Carolyn Savage, formerly of
Northern High school, was named
vice-president of the Freshman
class. Jane Duling, graduate of
Southern High, was named secre-
tary.
At freshman talent show
presented in assembly on October
"a, Barbara Lu Glotfelty was
among those presenting twirling
selection. Participating in an or
chestra were William Dewitt on
the trombone with Carolyn Savage
as a clarinetist Carolyn Savage
was a also a member of the script
committee.
Jackie Calhoun was listed for
a solo, Love Me to Pieces" while
Jane Duling also WIS listed in the
orchestra as saXophone player.
Helen Browning read a monolog.
Barbara Glctfelty also is listed
on the feature staff of the stu
dent newspaper, State to Date"
While a student at Southern Miss
Duling served as president of the
Future Teachers of America dur
ing her senior year. She was presi-
dent of the sophomore class and
also a member of the band and
chorus and a member of the year
book staff.
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Halloween Parade
Is Set for Tonight

Mummers will parade and vie
for prizes this evening at the an
nual Halloween parede in Oak
land. Sponsored this year by the
Oakland-Mt. Lake Park Lions club
and the Mt. City Band, the affair
will get under way this evening at
7 o'clock.
The parade of 400 or more num-
mers will get under way from the
Oakland Elementary school and
will move through the business
district of the town. Prizes are on
display at the office of the West
Maryland Power company. Booths
are being set up on Second street
and other entertainment will be
provided at the Oakland Fire hall,
beginning at 8 o'clock.
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HOYES

Sunday School November 3. at
10 o'clock at the Methodist church.
The WSCS will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting Thursday af-
ternoOn, November Ia, at the home
of Mrs. W. w. Dewitt.
A number of folks attended the
wedding and reception Of Miss
Nancy Skiles and Adrian Dewitt,
Saturday evening at the Methodist
church
Quite a few of the folks attended
the Farm Bureau banquet at
Southern High school, Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sonny Mayfield
and daughter, Mrs. Dollie Smith
and Vernon Darnell visited Mr..
and Mrs. Joe McCrobie and Sam
McCrobie, Sunday afternoon
Misses Shirley Rodeheaver and
Marlene Spiker visited at their
homes here from Friday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart McCrobie
were Wednesday evening guests
of Mrs. Catherine McCrobie and
boys
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Vitez and chill
dren. Frank and Alice, were Sun
day dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs.
W. w. Dewitt and Nancy. Mr. De-
Witt has been down with the flu.
Callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Custer last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Skies and
Nancy, Mrs Raymond Spiker, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Skiles
Mrs. Arthur Custer visited Mr.
and Mrs Hubert Friend and her
mother, Mrs. Asa Friend, Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle
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spent Tuesday with Mrs. William
Zinkan at Accident.
Rev. William DeShong, Friends
vile, was a dinner guest at the
home of Mrs. William Glotfelty,
on Monday.
A number of people from here
attended the Farm Bureau dinner
meeting at Southern High school
last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Brenne-
man and Ebert Bucket spent the
weekend at College Park attend
ing a football game and were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Brenneman and children at Silver
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Announce ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Davis,
Oakland, announce The engagement
of their daughter, Ona Geraldine,
to D. i. Lane, son Of Nj, and Mrs.
James G. Lane, of Mt Lake Park.
Miss Davis. a 1855 graduate of
Southern High school, is attend
ing West Virginia Wesleyan col
lege, Buckhannon. She is a sopho-
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attended district church meet
ing. Saturday, at Danville, Md
Mrs. Emerson Bishoff returned
Monday evening from trip she
had taken. She toured the Smokey
mountains in Tennessee, historic
Williamsburg, Jamestown, Va,
home of Thomas jefferson in Char
lottesville. Va, and other points
of interest.
Several are still ill with flu.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Dewitt were Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Dewitt and family, of
gainesville, o., and Miss Laura
Coddington, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Savage
were Saturday evening visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hauser and
family.
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more, majoring in horne economies.
She is . member of the Methodist
student movement, the Betty Lamp
club for home economies majors
and the Methodist Girls club,
Kappa Phi.
Mr.. Lane also graduate of
Southern High school, attended
Washington College at Chester
town, and is presently employed
as bookkeeper at Duvall Farms,
at Red House.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brenneman and
daughter Lynn, of Washington, ID.
c, spent the weekend visiting
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nesline
and sons, Baltimore, visited her
sister, Mrs. Russell Teets and
family, Saturday night.
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Surprise Party Held

A surprise party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ash,
of Swallow Falls on Friday, Octo-
Der 18th, honoring Larry Reams,
who left Sunday for Beltsville,
where he has secured employment.
Present were Donna, Barbara
and Bud George; Terry Skipper,
Eddie Sines, Lindsy Lewis, Janet,
Linda, Judy Donna, Jack, Dennis
and Darrell Reams; Harry. Dave,
Jack and Ronnie Werderbaugh
Bill Nelson, Carrie, Elsie, Leota,
Roberta, Bobby, Joey, 10 Ellen and
Jimmy Ash; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ash, and the honoree Larry Reams.
Games we're played. There was
singing. Refreshments we're served.