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on NBC-TV on Sunday, Jan. IL,
8 to 9 pm.
Screen Gems appears to be
having no trouble selling its new
adventure series about the rail-
road hero. Casey Jones" !.
More than 20 stations around
the country have already signed
including WTOP-9. Alan
Hale, jr.. the star of a short
lived series a few seasons ago,
plays Casey.
The dedication ceremonies for
the Truman Library in indie
pendence will be televised tomor-
row afternoon at 4:30. WMAL-
2. :. The new grandfather was
at his best last Sunday on Lets
Take a Trip" (WTOP-9) as he
proudly escorted Sonny Fox and
his young charges around the
edifice.
If you missed MICS Truth or
Consequences" the day the "mys-
terry city" was identified-the
answer was Cincinnati. A
Louisiana housewife won the
prizes by reasoning out the clues
in the following phrases:
81 shot a man."
II shot a man, too"
But you are well dressed"
She figured it out this way.
ITO shoot a man is a sin. so the
first two sentences represent
sins. And since a well-dressed
person is natty. it comes out
sin. sin 'natti.'"
When it comes to these Uord
games. I'm Nth the late Robert
Benchley-d militant non
combdtdnt.l
ScOrehoard:
Kraft Theater "wednesday,
WRC-4: "The Long Flight"
did a good job dramatizing the
problems of the vital Strategic
Air Command in holding per-
sonnet attracted away by less
demanding, higher-paying jobs
in industry. James Gregory was
excellent (as usual) as the died.
icated officer and was ably sup
ported by fine cast of younger
players. The fearful wife theme,
Tor once. was effectively con-
traSted in the script
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Clothes Make the Man."
(Repeat)
lO:00, WRC W-Cavalcade of
Sports: Isidro Martinez VS.,
Davey Moore in a l0-round
featherweight bout.
1000. WTTG ~ - Captured
The true story Of Joseph Nc
Cann.' one Of the country's
most daring criminals. Ches-
ter Morris stars. (Film.)
1880, WMAL az = Favorite
Story: Dividing Line, hosted
by Adolph Menjou. A
stranger delivers a mysterious
sack to the home OF a bank
clerk. tFilm.)
1880, WTOP (9) - Pantomime
Quiz: Mike Stokey is host
Permanent panel PERSONAL
ties are: Gypsy Rose Lee
orson Bean. Peter Donald
and Robert Clary. premiere.
Ills. WTTG (s)-Washington
movietime: Ann Sothern
and Jack Carson in she s
Got Everything" Creditors
try TO marry of a penniless
society girl. 1898.
HIS, WTOP lSl - The Late
Show: That Man from Tan
gier" stars Roland Young and
Nancy Coleman. 1853.
1870, WMAL (D-Duckpin Der
by: Danny Pessaeno, 4-time
winner meets Tommy Mack.
1850, WTOP (9) The Late Late
Show; Jack Warner and Dirk
Bogarde star in The Blue
Lamp The girl friend OF a
Scotland Yard agent disap-
pears and is held for ransom
1850.
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Other AM Stations
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, wTTG C0-Movietime
USA. That's Right, You're
Wrong" with Kay Kyser and
Lucille Ball. 1899.
$500, WTOP (9-West Point
Man Of Action" featuring
Larry Pennel and Lawrence
Hugo. A cadet with a great
deal OF creative ability is
spending too much time
thinking UP practical jokes,
(Repeat.) Best Of past sea-
son-TV-Key.
$3.50, WMAL (1-CroSSroads
THE Comeback The true
story Of Pitcher Lou Brissie's
return to major league base
ball after he was wounded
in World War II.
$3.50, wTOP t9)-Destiny: The
Enemies" Joseph Gotten
and Gaby Rodgers, The tale
Of the invasion Of South
ern plantation by a small
platoon Of Northern soldiers
(Premiere)
$3.50, WRC tD-Big Moment
A filmed series showing some
OF the most dramatic and
exciting events in sports
history. Bud Palmer will
host. tPremiere.)
$3.50, WTOP t9l-Playhouse OF
Stars: Hume Cronyn and
Jessica Tandy costar In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
: TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WIDOW. WASH-FM-In
the Concert Hall: Academic
Festival Overture by Brahms,
Symphony No. 5 by Mendels-
sohn and A Simple Symphony
by Britten.
500, WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more VS.. Boston.
500. WWDC-Baseball. Wash
ington VS. New York.
900, WOL-Good Music Time /:
Two-Piano Sonata by Poul-
emo, Harpsichord Concerto by
Falla and "Wanderer" Fam
tasy by Schubert.
300. WGMS-Concert Master
pieces: Dohnanyi. Suite in F.
sharp. Opus 10; Vaughan
Williams. Fantasia on a
Theme by Tails.
1890, WRC-C avalcade OF
Sports: Featherweights Isidrc
Martinez and Davy Moore
in a l0-round bout.
1918, WWDC - Reserved for
You: The Airmen of Note OF
the Air Force Band musi-
cally interpret an Indian
Summer"
Baseball Tomorrow
lass, WWDC - Baseball: New
York at Washington.
200. WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more VS.. Boston.
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nectionS after being displaced at
WWDC by the stations new
Steve Allison trouble" show.
Beginning Monday. he'll be heard
via WGMS from midnight tc
Q am, Mondays through Satur-
days-and in competition with
his replacement, it should be
noted. Massey will eschew
the top ten" in favor of popular
progressive jazz and folk music
performances.
Steve Allen, who loves to till
at old windmills, has a piece in
the TV Guide razzing TV
awards. Most of the points
are we'll taken: but they've been
taken before. He's probably
ALREADY been Strengthened out on
the point of his Sylvania award
for writing the score for MICS
The Bachelor. He wrote
while was very pleased BY
the honor, my ego was kept in
bounds by my knowledge of the
fact that in the Original Light
Musical category we had practi-
cally no competition and that
more Importantly the handful
Of people who decide who gets
the Sylvania Awards are folks
like Judge Samuel LiebOwitz
Mary Margaret Mcbride and a
few newspapermen. They are
all wonderful, intelligent ladies
and gentlemen / am sure, but
see no reason to believe thai
their opinions about televisiOr
are Of any more value thar
would be those of a like number
OF clergymen or bartenders."
What Allen doesn't know /!
that the category Original Lighr
Musical" was created on the spo
NOT only to applaud the NBC
principals and writer's of thi!
delightful show. but to encour.
age the medium to employ it,
talent along this neglected line
The Bachelor" wasn't in compe.
tition with other original lighr
musicals of which there wer,
practically" none-but with tn,
best that TV had to offel
Throughout the year. Did it rate
an award along with Requiem
etc?
I ought to know-I was on,
Of the judges.
Best thing about the Sylvanis
awards. incidentally. is that cate,
J gOries-the bane Of the Emm,
system - are lightly regarded
They are quickly dropped: easil.
added. They are principally uset
TO simplify discussion.
Merit thing you knoU, Steuer,
mo i0tl be blasting the ratings
; Where's he been2
,
Looking Ahead:
All Of the 81 World Serie,
games played in the American
League city will be televised IL
color.
\ The falry-taIe and adventur,
series featuring Shirley Tempt,
~ hOstess.narrator will kick OF
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eIeVision TomorroW-soturdoy. July 6. 1857

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~ H'wty pssdE NA sunH H. ss 1 csuia e r. I's sri 1
Detective
FstIeht Ihsier 49, Playhouse; Traffic
WIsiM washington
81 A h saiE 500 Record Hs sn Paris Pact G Capital csnvan
WMaO
" Truman In $40 ps'sesle Star pWt cUM cWiat
W0PIs Meetaen
Baskets SO Captain eao Mighty Psns;
1tR us Nit a. The Big the RANGER l:3o Blae
SATURDAY Matinee; Pi RsRhi 6.
Of
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our screens in one OF their most
brilliant routines, the silent
movie lovers. 1t more than
made up for that limp running
gag involving Peter Lawford.
Didn't take poet-disc jockey
Jon Massey long to make con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-05
ON THE AIR
ON TIE AK
Keep 1t ReIoxed;;
Keep 1t Moving
By BERNIE HARRISON
TV Reflections.

The Vic Damone Show Wednesdays (WTOP-9) Is
engaging affair that udousy follows the musical
by p Como Keep Relaxed and D. Shore Keep Movng)
mite ambitious than summer replacement
the cheer if returning Maa Hari
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FIN Stutions

WRc.FM-s,.s Ms.-s.3o IN. tam.
W1oP-FM-ss.3 Ms.--1l-hsw operation
WAsH-FM-sli Ms.-Iam. TO iipm.
WoL-FM-sSl Nj. - an. to miduisht
WFAN-FM- tOo.1 NJ. -2a-hsur operation
WwDc-EM- ioi.1 - an. s7am.
WeMS-FM- ios.s NC. --Weehsays SIS an. 10
midnisht; Sundays I:ss an. 10 midnight
WARL-FM- tos. Me.-s:So an. ts2am.
wusl-fM- 1851 Me.-s;3o an. to sp.m.
WMAl-FM- tol.3 Mel an. 10 I:osam
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

The IS Ford rode smoothly down the
rugged beautiful seacoast Of Tito's coun-
try, to a festival in Dubrovnik and into
Greece TO Athens where this newest
classic met such ancient classics as the
Parthenon and the Temple Of Poseidon
Into Turkey, and the IS Ford passed
The great white lacework palaces Of the
Snltans along the Bosporus and the
Golden Horn. Then the Ford went where
ew but nomads travel, up into the hot
DAYS and chill nights Of the ancient
mountains Of Afghanistan. And thence
along the route Alexander the Great fol
lowed with his ehariots to cross the his
toric Indus river.
On and on the Ford moved. down into
the heat Of mysterious India, through
New Delhi to the Tai Mahal, and to the
great pink palace of the Maharaiah of
laipur
l THIS great new car met the challenge ri
INC monsoons--rains that for centuries
have stopped all road movement through
out indoChina, but didn't stop the 50
Ford Il drove on TO Penang in Malaya,
and then north 10 Bangkok.
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If you are a brldet0-be drop
your name and address in the box
The date of the drawing for prizes
VIII be announced later. The first
erie will be a Vogue wedding
gown. the second. an oil portrait
Of the bride. The third etc. Thus
advertised a Richmond studio With
cut doubt many brides-to-be hope
fully followed instructions but on
November Is. when she meets Thee
Gore Jefferson Keith at the altar
Of Boulevard Methodist church III
Richmond our own Betty Seay will
be wearing the Vogue wedding
gown
With the wedding only a little more
than two weeks from now. the seay
family is in d flutter Of prepare
ion But as exciting ais i wedding
il. il il having to share honors with
another event Of equal Importance
III far away Kentucky. Sharon Anne
Haper is claiming her share OF
family interest Frances Seay, who
IL staying with the Havers, writes
home about the baby and the par
ents There was never d sweeter
baby says she Like so many pros
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end at Warwick and Dendron.

end at Warwick and Dendron.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Wilson and
their daughter. Jane. were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j..
Thompson. The two families spent
Sunday in Cumberland with Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Carnes.
Miss Cammie Anderson. Mrs
Ernest Morgan and Mrs Lewis
Morgan attended the mission study
class at Salem Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Coleman
visited the Julius Colemans Friday
See Cornelia Otis Skinner
Miss Beth Forbes. with Miss
Judith Corson. saw the Corneha
Otis Skinner performance at jar
man Hall Monday evening. Miss
Forbes was supper guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gillian Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Coleman. Mr.
and Mrs. Meade Anderson and Mrs
Branch Rosen were among the
guests at the golden wedding ami
versary celebration Of Mr.. and Mrs.
IS. T. Ransom Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Stinnett,
and children. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Poats, and children, called
in the Eugene Flood home Sunday
Week end guests at the c. B
Morgan place were Misses Louise
and Billie Morgan and Nh. and
Mrs. R M Morgan and their small
daughter. At five weeks Of age
Mary Cynda has an engaging. il
toothless. smile and knowing look
in her blue eyes. Even Jim Grow
has been won over. renowned all
malice. and followed Dick around
with his Old time affection.
Teacher Has Flu
| Fairfax schools have closed be
cause of flu and Miss Rita Morgan
who was herself victim. came
/ nome Wednesday 10 c0nValeSce anc
await the re-opening
| Mrs. Rodney Smith and Franz
Hedrick spent Friday in Amelia
with the Barden-Allen family Mrs
Allen. who is "a, was sitting up ii
bed doing little mending. She
likes to keep busy. she says.
The week of prayer was observed
at Bethel last Friday. There was 8
morning and an afternoon service
with a good attendance.
+ The Andersonville Hunting club
met Saturday night at the club
house Plans were made for the
coming hunting season.
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| New cslnton Items
rev Gynl0n lem.
2 Magnolia Staters Grace Community
During Week as Guests of Mrs. Baird

Miss N,tfcy Foster, of Greenwood,
Miss. MISS: Lucille Jennings and
Miss Mary Nichols. OF Farmvllle.
We're g.fsafs of Mrs. Aida Baird
Thursdays-
Mr.. an. Mrs. Grey Nelson, of
Richmond. were Sunday guests Of
her mothar.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R Phillips were
in CharlS stesville Saturday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Percy Holiday and
Miss Kale Lewis, Of Richmond.
Mrs. PhNhp Harding OF Gulfport.
Miss. ara the weeks guests Of Mrs.
Aida Baird
Mrs Sneads Recuperates
Miss Eva. H. Sneads reports that
she is ;lr4Toving. She is in a nurs.
ing hoine near Palmyra.
Miss Evelyn Riddle Is much i'm
proved. ind enjoys seeing h er
many frifhds. She is recuperating
in the II r. Phillips home.
Mr. any Mrs. Jesse M. johnson
Of Richn,.Gd, were Sunday guests
of the ] IA. Deanes. Other guests
were VIII o'Ferrall, Charles Rock
well. Miss Maud Alma Deane, Mrs.
Barbara .?sDIcum and daughter, Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. ana' Mrs. Ray Jamerson. OF
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.AndersonyiIle News, Social Events

pective t hers. Sharon Anne S
father hoped his first child would
se 4 boy But that was before
he saw his daughter Like most
other fathers, he says now he
wouldn't trade this winsome blue
eyed girl for a dozen boys
Week end guests in the Seay home
We're Mr.. and Mrs Bobby Seay and
their son Lennie
Floods Guests
Sunday supper guests IN the Bus
ter Flood home were MIR and Mrs.
Aubrey Jenkins and their sons. Wen
dell and Wilton Lee
Mrs. Hattie Morgan went with
Mrs. c, f. Davidson and Mrs
Vernon Robertson to Lynchburg
Tuesday for a day with her sister
Mrs. Fred Whatelv Ivanhoe Nor
gan ard his q daughter Goopie,
visited Miss Hattie Sunday after
noon
Mrs. julius Coleman, Mrs Meade
Anderson and Mrs Jack Anderson
We're among the guests al a lunch
con Thursday given BY Mrs. w E
Saxon honoring her mother-ln-laW
Mrs Heard Saxon. Of Dothan, Ala
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The So Ford has been proved around the

world fhi, Il iNic nioN dramatic and
npsl glaciine tc,t eyer given i new car
before IS Pilblt announcement
he Nlloie world was used rs d test
UaeS % the NJ Fofd The car drove
through England France Switzerland.
llsiN, AuB0siayia Greece Turkey; iran.
Alslianistan. pakistan, India. Malaya,
Ihsiland Cambodia, Nietuam, and
hnally haek NJ ms place i started
Detrait Michigan u.sA
he Ford powered over the great
mountain ranges OF three continents
from the Alps 10 The Himalayas and the
Rockies. Il crossed the great rivers Of
history the names tie Seine. ne Tiber.
me Arno. the Iigris tile Euphrates, the
Indus. the Ganges
This eaf stood At Buckingham Palace.
rolled up thc Champs Elysecs to tho Arc
dc liiomphc ana paused at lhc EiHc
lower Il was greeted BY the great Paris
@ronuniefes al rhc famous fashion salons
where is sculpured in steel" stYling was
appaHded by the most NNleoon>ciou
audience il the world
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Wedding Preparations for Betty, Arrival
OfShnron Anne HarerKeep Seays a flutter

Mrs. Jack Anderson and Mrs.
Meade Anderson were hostesses at
a buffet supper Saturday evening
in honor Of Mr. and Mrs Heard
Saxon. Besides the guests Of honor
and the two Anderson families.
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E Saxon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Ellis, III. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Cole
man and Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
| gan. Jr.
Miss Mills Attends Convention
/ Bettye Mills attended the Hi-Y
convention at Rustburg Saturday.
4 Nh. and Mrs. John Morgan spent
4 Sunday with the Hollomans. Young
Mare still has his arm in a cast
but he seems to be taking the incon.
venience in his stride. Mrs. Morgan
spent few days recently in Nor
4 folk with her sister-ln-law, Mrs
Robert Jones.
Virginia Parker was the week enc
guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
j L. Parker.
Nh. and Mrs. Fred Flood and
their son, Mike. have returned from
Today visit to Mrs. Floods par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson. in
West Virginia.
Christians Have Guests
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Seay, Jr.
and Mr.. and Mrs Robert Christian
and their SON Steve. of Richmond
were* week end guests of Mr.. ant
i Mrs. Louis Christian.
i Mrs. Mary Jamerson. with hel
son and daughter in-law. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Oscar Jamerson, spent a da,
recently in Crewe with Mr.. an6
Mrs Sam Chambers The two fami
lies drove to Williamsburg ane
1 jamestown for a day of sightseeing
4 Sunday dinner guests in the Levi.
\ Morgan home were Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Cole. their granddaughter
Cindy, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Morris
their son. William Thomas, Mis-:
Lula Flood and her niece, Jane
I Afternoon visitors were Mr.. ane
Mrs. Louis Poats, their children
and Mr. and Mrs. Buster Flood. w
B. Anderson. Mrs. Eleanor Wood
Mrs. E. ] Throckmorton ant
Nancy. MIR and Mrs. Tommy Stin
nett. their children, and Mrs. Stin
nett 81. Other callers during ths
week We're Mr., and Mrs. Mar
Anderson. Mr. Anderson's sister
and Miss Rena Parks. OF Chilhowie
Barbara Shirley and Gloria Bryan
and Elizabeth Ann Parker played
with Nancy Morgan Saturday
Cole Leaves Bay
M Sgt. Billy Cole has been trans
ferred from San Francisco to For
Dix. N J Mrs. Cole and the chill
dren viii join him later after visit
ing relatives in Nebraska
Charles Anderson spent the weel
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Further on came Saigon, the Paris of
the Orient, at the fsrthest Zip Of South
east Asia. Finally. it powered across the
great Rockies and plains of North
America and back, al long last, to Detroit,
Michigan.
The So Ford hos been proved ond
approved erssnd the world. A natural
question arises. Why did Ford 60 to such
great lengths with IFS 1853 model? Why
spend SO much money and time and 40
through all the problems Of negotiations.
customs. border transit. diplomacy in 50
many Countries
The answer. in the competitive auto
mobile market OF today, only the best in
all around value can survive. And this
round-the- world test is the, most decisive
possible demonstration of the best.
The 1858 Ford is uaiue: hard-dollar
value. 1t is also style, power, performance,
and dozen great new features But above
ALL il is rniue.
This is the car you've been waiting for.
See it November 7-there's nothing newer
in the world than the So Ford!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Warniinster

Miss Maude Sheffield. Lovingston
postmaster left Thursday for Cali
fornia where she will visit her niece
and family Nh and Mrs. Geroge
Branch u. S. Army She will fly
home on November 9.
A. L. Pitts. Jr., Dillwyn attorney
and former Buckingham county
commemorative attorney. has re
turned to his home in Dillwyn
after a two-Week stay in Southside
Community Hospital. Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Charter members are r. A ALI
son now the president. Luther s.
Baber, William A. Dawson. Jr c.
r. Dorrier NJ E. Jones. II r.
and w. R. Pitts.
Old Monarch members Of Is
years are J r. Daniel, Edward
Dorrier and George 7. Onohundro.
Jr.. and l0-year Old Monarch mem
bers are w. Y. Anderson, Donald
Carroll. Milton NJ Cohen. Gordon
L. Dorrier. Elmer L. johnson. Jr.
David A. Philpot, w y. Smith and
Edward Fl Turner
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Richmond, were week end guests Of
his parents. Lawrence Jamerson
was also home for several days.
RansOns Celebrate Fiftieth
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Trent
Ransom, Of Bremo. attended their
golden wedding anniversary Obser-
vance Sunday afternoon. They are a
well loved couple and we wish them
many more happy years.
Miss Bonnie Jamerson spent the
week end in the home Of Nh. and
Mrs, Malcolm Booker. Of Appomat-
tox.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. jenkins.
former residents. were recent visi-
tors.
Bill Larkin spent Saturday night
ii Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Personal income in the United
States last year reached a record
1924, 100000, 0OO-an average Of 81 $40
for every man. woman and child in
the country before taxes. according
to the Census Bureau. Delaware led
the list with the highest per capita
income Of S2.858. SO per cent above
the national average. Mississippi
was lowest with 1864, less than half
the average.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
ScOtssyi!le Lionesses
Attend Presentations

Ladies were special guests at the
dinner meeting Of the Scottsville
Lions Club in the Firemans Build
ing Wednesday night. A dance fol-
lowed, The meeting with music BY
the Scettsyflle Orchestra.
Lion president T. A. Allison pre-
sented< 5ngrav ed certificates to
members Of 10 and Is years stand
ing and to charter members.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Bus Mifzvuh
Observation-Disclosures

Susan Taxerman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Taxer-
man, will be Bas Mitzvah on
Feb. Is at Congregation An
shei Israel.
Susan is an eighth grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High where she also works in
the office of the counselor.
She is vice-president of the
B'nai Birth Girls juniorettes
and enjoys home baking. Su-
san is a member of the Al.
Tfillin Club.
Refreshments will be Serv-
ed following services and
friends and congregation
members are invited to par
take. Among the out-of-town
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Skolnick and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lillian Freed, all of Chi
cago.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01

the local chapter, will preside
at the luncheon meeting and
will take the opportunity to
honor the new life members
of the organization.
MRS. SCHNEIDER is a
graduate of Portia Law
School and is a member of
the Massachusetts, bar. Her
extensive affiliations include
membership in the National
Women Lawyers Association,
past president of Boston Ha-
dassah, vice-chairman of the
United Jewish Appeal, mem
Der of the national board of
Hadassah, National Youth Ali
yah Committee and many
other organizations.
Mrs. Schneider, the mother
of two children, was elected
chairman of the first national
conference of the National
Committee of Brandeis Uni
versity which was held on
the campus of the new school
in 1851.
SHE HAS BEEN a member
of the national board for
Brandeis since 1949 and has
been national chairman for
service and area conferences
for Brandeis in 1854 and 1855.
Mrs. Al Kivel, publicity
chairman for the Tucson
chapter of Brandeis, urges
anyone interested in the grow
ing school to attend the lunch
con meeting.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Center Plans
Camping Trips

Two camp-outs for boys g.
13 years are being planned at
the Center for this month.
The prescott group, now
with II members, will take
an afternoon hike to Gates
Pass and take an overnight
trip to Mt. Lennon. The
group soon will become a
chartered scout troop.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Births

Observation-Disclosures IlIIIIlIllIlIIIl
A first child, Steven Mark,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rabi.
noWitz on Jan. II. The baby
weighed 10 pounds 4 ounces.
Grandparents are Mrs. Tillie
Levine of Utica, NY, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack RabinowitZ of
Pomona, Calf.
All the grandparents are
now in Tucson visiting their
new grandchild.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Brundeis Women's Head
Speaking Here Feb. &

Mrs Joseph Schneider national president for the Ma
tional Women's Committee of Brandeis University, Will
speak the Tucson chapter on Feb g.
The Tucson chapter will meet at 1890 pm in the Fla
1nngo Hotel ymen D. Goldberg, president OF
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01

DR.. Tersuji Kametani,
chemistry professor at Osaka
University, is now at Tech
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