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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

to work for church bazaars. She
also sewS clothing, both for herself
and for Jean.
Daughter Attends Westhampton
Jean, q will be a senior at West
hampton this fail Maioring in
biology and mirroring in education.
she's deans list student. won the
JRWRVA scholarship. and S
been chosen sponsor Of the varsity
football team and Phi Gamma Delta
for Greek Week
she is secretary Of Kappa Delta
Pi education honorary. and a mem
Der Of Beta Beta biology honorary,
Wesley Foundation and Co-Roman-
tc Society, a language group
Like her mother. who maiored HI
English at American University ii
Washington . C. Jean enjoys
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

white Foses and stephanot's, cen
tered with a white orchid
Miss Nancy Donaldson Of Roa-
noke, WAS maid Of honor for her
sister She wore a fnll-length gown
# powder blue chiffon. a powder
blue Juliet hat. and carried a bout
quet cf pink roses. blue delphinium
and bhby's breath. Another sister.
MIS- Lawrence Edward Ferguson.
Jr q Salem. was bridesmaid
Austin Harrefson of Blackstone.
was best man, and Bryan Grinnan,
Of Norfolk, and Lawrence Edward
Ferguson, Jr, Of Salem. were the
ushers
reception was held in the church
social hall following the ceremony.
after which the couple left on a
southern wedding trip
Mn and Mrs. Crute viii be at
home in Salem upon their return.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

Miss Dorothy Diehl OF Ports
mouth, is spending the summer here
with her sister and family the
Guy Lancasters.
Mrs Samuel E Watson and chill
dren, Dane and Sammy Gcyer. of
Newport. R. /. are guests of her
parents. Mr.. and MS. S. r. Geyer,
while Cmdr Watson is on a South
American cruise.
( Recent guests in the ] w Gar
nett home were Mrs. j H Norman
and daOetter. Mss Ann Norman
MS E c. Garnet and Miss Mar
earet Garrett, all Of Enfield N c..
and Mrs. j S. Caldwell and son,
Eddie, of Powhatan.
Mrs. c. W. Harris has returned
from snond'no two weeks IN Pefars-
burg with her daughter Mrs Rob
ert Floyd, and Nh Floyd
No. ,x.h pn ~
Ruth Smith. O LEXINGTON and Mss
10 Phantom. r. Charlottesville we've
Guests e Mss Josephine fowler
during the week end.
pers have returned to W'nterhavcn.
Fla. after visiting Mrs. W r An
derson
I
meeting Of the diocesan Christian
Social relations committee, Of which
he Is chairman. in Petersburg last
Thursday
home Sunday we've Mss Harriet
Baker and Mr. and MS Henry
Wltbank. and Portsmouth.
I
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
Club Calendar

Baptist W. NJ. S. Monday
June "a. 8 p. m. Ann Snvdor
Petit circle with Mrs. W A
chapman, at the Leroy Chapman
nome: Cornelia Level circle with
Mrs Howard Ferguson. Jr.; Edith
Bradshaw circle with Miss Eleanor
Weddle; Elizabeth Hale circle
with Mrs. Waverly Gillian; Eva
saunders circle with Mrs. c. d
Brlghtwell, Frances Hudgins circle
with Miss Annie Woodruff. Ruth
Jersey circle with Mrs. Watson,
III. Hazel Moon circle Monday
June p. 3 p. M. at tic church
Frances Bagby circle. Tuesday
June 25. 10 a. m. with Mrs w
2. Terry
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
LC Alumnae House
Available for Groups

Longwood Colleges alumnae
house will be open this summer
for group meetings, private 50
cial events and overnight
guests.
Use Of the facilities Is limited
only to Longwood alumnae and
their friends. Longwood House
is closed for the summer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

Mr. and MRS. Joseph shapley
Stubs. Jr-, Of Marietta Ohio
announce the arrival Of son
Joseph Shapley. III. June 20
Mt Stubs was superintendent
Of Southside Community Hospital
for five years before moving to
Ohio
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

I AIRS W K Garter ard daughter
Celia, were recent guests Of Mrs
Katherine FRANKIE IN Galax. Celia
Carter was junior bridesmaid in
the Beamer-Hawks wedding there
Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

Mr. and Mrs E NJ. Foster Joined
their daughter and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sptrgeon Toney, Of Warwick,
ii Hampton for the week end.
where they were all guests aboard
the yacht Of their son. Lacy Foster.
ana Mrs. Foster They also went
70 jamestown.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
Active Church Worker

She is a floating member Of the
Fafmville odist church
Womens Society for Christian Serv-
tee. secretary Of missionary educa-
ton. sings in the adult choir substi
tutes AS a Sunday school teacher
ana is \ member Of Holton Bible
class
On thu SIDE. she co-oparates With
her husband III h's. counselling. TAX
ing particular interest IN young
people and brides
MATS Hudgins finds that the larger
share of her time Is spent Ill church
work. but she emphasizes the in
portance Of making d happy home
for a minister u aid him III his
work m his parish,
! At the parsonage she has made
number Of slipcovers and drap-
cries taking advantage Of the knack
for sewing which has been also but
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25
Minister'S Wife Leaves The Sermons 10 Her Husband
Methodist Women
Elect Mrs. Hudgins

= 'cave the sermons to my hus-
hnnd "
TA"e v~~akg ~ now president q
the Ministers Wives association o
the " oinia Method s. C0nfn~ener
M-s He bet f. IINdgns, Of Farm
ui'n
rNfe har h~en NV tear I'M the
Hrdqins family. with Or Hudains
acting M chairman If tha commits
Sim III Auhcr ed"cation and p~esi-
del' of tho Virginia conference
h~ard N Ch~istian education, and
their daughter Jan winning
hrnors Al WeSthamptcn College ir
RicSm~ wv
FIR Mrs. Hudgins. the opportuni-
tes u se-ve people and TIA church
are rewarding IA wouldn't change
places with anyonel" she sxclaims
Welcome Mat Out
TIE welcome mat y always out
at the parsonage, III Oak Street.
III M HndainS enio's entertain
ing meeting people and all Of the
phases Of church work that go with
being the " fe of a minister.
A native Of Frederick county.
Md. she grew up ii church work, F"
and is new president Of the 600
member D. ganization which co0rdi-
mates the work Of the IS district
associations Of the conference
I They have an annual banquet at
The time Of the Virginia conference.
held this year in Roanoke One Of
the hlghEghts is recognition Of all
OF the new brides in the conference.
/ Work with ministers wives groups
is not new to this Mrs. Hudgins.
+ for she has served as president of
such association in Baltimore. Md
and the Alexandria, Portsmouth
Newport News and Peninsula dis
tricts She is also president elect of
the Farmville district Ministers
I Wives association.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Gillian. Jr.,
and son. Johnny, of Fredericksburg
were week end guests of Mr.. Gill
liam's parents. Mr. and Mrs J H.
Gillian
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-25

Parkie White, son of Mr.. and NJ S.
Lloyd P White. returned last week
from the Cedars. Baptist camp
near Marion.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

N. Oak, will be the teacher al
the Gossett school for the coming
school year.
Mrs. Eva Facht of North Da-
kota will be the teacher at the
Moore school.
Mrs. Lena Brown from the
Midway community near Savage
will be the teacher at the Rau
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rau and
family are expecting Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Young and son Tim
ME to come as far as Billings
by plane from San Francisco,
California Thursday of this week.
The Raus plan to get them with
the car from Billings. Mrs. Young
is a daughter Of the Alex Raus.
The Andrew etersen family
left on a trip last Friday, August
23rd to Redwood, Calf, plan to
be away about ten days.
The Lewis Albert family went
on a trip to Nebraska last week.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

back and forth but hopes to find
a room and stay there.
Mrs. Ralph Cummins visited
one afternoon this week at the
home of Mrs. Ed Ochs.
MI. AND Mrs. r. N. Worden
and Mrs. Lois Wells were visitors
one evening this week at the Her
man Johnson home.
Tommy Thornton, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Thornton had the
misfortune to break his collar
bone and vas taken to the Sid
ney Memorial hospital.
A picnic honoring Dale Helm
who is visiting here while on
furlough and Mrs. Herb Fisser
and children who are here from
Bozeman was held Sunday at the
Fairview park with many friends
and relatives attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Olson re-
turned this week from their we'd
ding trip and after a short visit
with relatives at Baker and here
will leave for Lame Deer, Mon
tana where he will be a member
Of the school faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy Keefer,
who have been visiting here from
Ohio have left for their home.
While they were here a family
reunion of the Mike Liebelt fam
lily was held at Circle. All of the
members were reported to have
been present except Arnold and
his family who were unable to
come at this time but plan a la
for yicit
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

$1,000 900 and for the term of its
existence the commission has
$35, 1000.
1t looks like a pretty big order
for each Of these agencies. Some
of the problems, especially in the
realm of taxation and education
financing, are monumental and
over the years have become pro-
gressively more difficult. Utopian
theories for their solution can be
evolved, but the trouble is that
such formulas often III %unrealis-
tic in a political sense. However,
what is being undertaken is a
step in the right direction. Any
Improvement that can be effect
ed will be that much to the good
and will open a gap for further
improvement.
1t can hardly be denied that in
some respects governmental OPP
Grafton under Montana law is
archaic. That being the case, it
is high time that the people of
Montana ask themselves to what
extent the constitution adopted
when Montana became a state in
1889 meets the problems of 1857.
Perhaps serious consideration
should now be given to holding a
constitutional convention for a
general revision of the states
basic laws. They may try to ig-
more it, but that question will
confront the legislative council
and the commission on taxation
and education.
Be they conservatives or lib
erals, the prevailing feeling a.
mong them always seems to be
that this isn't the time for a
constitutional convention - times
are not normal. Times r never
normal. What is really involved
is fear by the conservatives that
the liberals would gain an adj
vantage and fear by the liberals
that the conservatives would gain
an advantage. In other words, it
is the Company-anti-C Company
complex in Montana's economic
and political alignments.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29
Power City

Members of the committee for
the East Side booth at the Rich
land County Fair wish to thank
all who brought their exhibits
and helped make 1t a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mercer
and family went on a trip to the
Black Hills last week. They were
gone four days and came back
Sunday. Jack and Ruby Cros-
grove kept their baby while they
were away. They saw the Pas
sion Play at Spearfish, S. d.
Relatives held a surprise BIRTH
day party for Ruben Hamburg
Sunday night.
Mrs. George Scheetz and
daughter jeanette and Verna
Hamburg left Sunday night to
attend All Congress in Bozeman
this week. They expect to be
back Saturday morning. The two
youngest sons of the Geo. Scheetz'
are being kept Monday and
Tuesday at the Ruben Hamburg
home, on Wednesday at the
Strack home and on Thursday
and Friday at home with the rest
of the family.
MI. Melville Nell from Ross,
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

not where she had attended sum-
mer school to the state of Wash
ington, where she will be teach
ing next year.
Jerry Miller, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Miller was a hospital
patient last week and now has
his knee in a cast as the result
of an injury.
MI. and Mrs. Louis Stepan Sr.
plan to leave soon with their
grandchildren, Marilyn and Craig
Wlliardson for Tacoma, Washing
ton where they will spend some
time. Mr.. Willardson, who was
injured this summer in a serious
fall is now convalescing at home.
Mrs. Mildred Hilger entertained
at dinner this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Davidson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Pominville
were evening visitors at the Rich
ard Hayden home Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Red Bratland and Alethe
returned this week from Glasgow
where she has spent the past two
weeks.
Dale Dean and his trucks grav-
eled the road between the Fall
kenhagen corner and John Cayko
corner that has been newly built
up this summer. This has been
one of the roads needing work for
a long time and everyone is well
pleased that the township has
done this work.
Shirley Berry is now employed
at the Yellowstone basement in
Sidney. She has been driving
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

Helena - Both agencies Great
ed by the 1857 legislature for
the study of state government
now have the green light to pro-
coed with their assignments. One
Of these, the commission on tax
alton and education (chapter
226), has not had to face a court
contest and has its work under
way. The other, the legislative
council (chapter 34), has at long
last received the okay Of a ma
jority of the supreme court.
The commission Of taxation and
education will in effect expire
December l, 1858, by which date
1t is required to transmit its find
ings and recommendations to the
governor. The legislative council,
consisting entirely of persons who
are c~oncurrently members Of the
lawmaking assembly, is a contin-
uing body.
There has been no serious argu-
ment about the legality Of such
agencies as the commission on
taxation and education, but the
legislative council idea has been
involved in judicial dispute since
the first act for this purpose was
passed in 1853. This law and one
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stark from
California arrived Tuesday af-
ternoon to make their annual WIS.,
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Edeburn. They own a farm in
Richland county and we're here
to take care of their interests,
Iris Edeburn spent the first
part of the week visiting at the
Jr. Foss home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ochs, Betty,
Ronnie and Rita visited at the
Norman Eldridge home Thursday
evening. Arthur Edeburn also
called that evening.
Meurice Eldridge has been
helping Jenny Jorgenson at the
post office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Earl Mccoy and girls,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson
and Mrs. Norman Eldridge clean
ed the fair booth Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sorenson
and Edwin were Sunday guests
at the Norman Eldridge home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Snedigar
were Friday evening visitors at
G.. w. Thompson home.
MI. and Mrs Earl Mccoy visit
ed at the Everett Baxter home
Sunday afternoon.
Wayne and Paul Eldridge went
to Fairview Monday to spend the
week visiting with Leroy and
Larry Farr. They will also at
tend Bible school while there.
Lyle and Garry Schow are
staying at the Ernest Jenkins
home in Fairview and attending
Bible school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jr. Williams and
two children from Williams
Camp, ILL.,, arrived Monday af-
ternoon to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Thompson and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29
Mona News

The Birthday club met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs
Norman Rod with nine men,
bers present. rizes were won by
Mrs. Lutte, Mrs. Haugen, Mrs
Arne Moe, Mrs. Art Weber, Mrs
! Josie Helling and Mrs. Mick
Warnke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Cotter Sr
visited Tuesday evening at the
Art Weber home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pierson and
Mrs. Maude Painter visited in
Idaho the past week.
Don Shannon and Homer Paint
er fished at Manobree Thurs
day and Friday.
MI. and Mrs. Mick Warnke
and family and Mrs. Clarence
Christianson were Williston shop
pers Friday.
Miss Joyce Crook visited Fri
day and Saturday at the Floyd
Monson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mick Warnke
and family visited Saturday at
the Vernon Warnke home in Til
oga. Debbie Warnke returned
home with her grandmother, who
lives in Epping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Weber visit
ed last Sunday evening at the
Chef Monson home.
Laurence Vangerud was a brief
caller at the Norman Rod home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Skogen
were dinner guests last Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Andrena
Gunderson. This past week Ar
mold has been doing some car
penter work there.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29
'MOnfUn0 This Week"

IN 1900 10 refneOy con-
stitutional defects were held un-
constitutional, both times by q
divided opinion Of the supreme
court.
/ shall not here undertake tc
discuss the constitutional ques-
tons. That's water over the dam,
The pertinent matter now is what
the legislative council will do, OF
in a practical sense it can do.
Having in mind that the COM
mission and the council are both
directed to study taxation, il
would seem advisable that they
work coordinately on this, one
Of the most stubborn problems OF
government.
For a better understanding of
the scope Of these two agencies,
here are their detectives as set
forth in the legislative acts Gre
ating them:
1.-THE purposes of this act (com-
mission on taxation and educa-
tion) r to provide for an en-
tire, complete and constructive
study and review Of the entire
tax structure and educational
system of the state of Montana
and to recommend a program of
Improvement with equitable uni
form taxation of all property and
sources of revenue and to include
such changes as well serve to
simplify, improve and modernize
taxation and the educational sys-
tenn in the state of Montana and
to provide adequate revenue for
the future needs of government
and schools"
"The legislative council shall
accumulate, compile, analyze and
furnish such information bearing
upon any matters relating to ex-
listing or prospective legislation
as may be determined by it upon
its own initiative pertaining to
important issues of policy and
questions of statewide impor-
lance, including but not limited
to investigation and study of the
possibilities of consultations of
departments, commissions, boards
and institutions in state govern
ment for the elimination of I'M
necessary activities and duplica-
tons in office personnel and
equipment, for the coordination
of activities, for the purposes CT
increasing efficiency of service or
effecting economies, and for the
purpose of studying and inquir-
ing into the financial administra-
ton of state government and sub
divisions thereof, including the
problems of assessment and COL
lection of taxes, and all other
matters pertaining of all depart
ments and branches of state
government
The members of the council
are selected by the legislature it
self. On the taxation-education
committee, the members r ap-
pointed by the governor, there
being two representatives each of
business and industry, labor,
farmers, the livestock industry,
and education. Within these clas-
sifications Governor Aronson
named three senators but no
house members.
For the two-year period the
council has an appropriation of
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29
Yellowstone
Township
Mrs. Pafor uoiuIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gable of
Forsyth visited here this week
at the home of her parents the
Mike Liebelts and at the Albert
Liebelt home.
Linda Crum had the misfor-
tune to cut her foot quite badly
this week and was taken to the
Sidney hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gillian
were overnight visitors here this
week. Mrs. Gillian taught in the
East Fairview school last year
and they were enroute from Mi
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

children visited at the Alvin
Snedigar home Tuesday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Mccoy and
girls visited at the Norman Ell
bridge home Monday evening.
Mrs. Oris Peterson and sister
Dixie and Ruth Kay Thompson
visited Wednesday at the G.. w.
Thompson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruebe nSimonsen,
Monte and Jimmy called early
Tuesday morning at the Norman
Eldridge home.
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29
NE MoRTGAGEDf

HOME MORTGAGEDf -
proviaeut's Mortgage Retire
ment Insurance fuxnishes low
cost protection enabHng your
family to Immediately retire The
loan tn the event Of your I'M
sxpscted death. Hurry Carey -
Provldsnt Life. ala 9TH Ave. S.W
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-29

Herald Want-Ads Are Little
Super Statesmen. Try Thsml
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-29
DR.. Gene Cook
Files For Board

DR.. Eugene Cook is another
newcomer TO the local polit;ca,
scene who has filed for the pot
of commissioner.
The young dentist came here
in 1858 upon completion OF dent
al school at the University OF
Maryland. He received his und-
crgraduate training at East Car
olina College.
Il feel that a citizen of cCm-
munity should offer himself
when permissible. for a part in
town activities and IT is my sin
.ccre desire to be member OF
the town board Of commissioners
and to serve the resident Of
Tabor City" said Cook.
He is member of the Tabor
City Junior Chamber of Com
merce and a member of the
Tabor City Baptist Church.
He is married TO the former
Juanitd bordeaux Of Whitevillc
They have two children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-29
Civilians Tnsia}I
.lo57-E8 Officers

New Civilian officers were OF
Ideally installed Monday night
~ Civilian 1t. Governor Thomas
...ui,iun II WhitUNiIl".
clyde Stanley took office ss
resident succeeding Lloyd
.IlppS.
other officers inrI.u" WINSTON
Gore. vicc-prcSid,nt. Penn ~
nritt, secretary: and David s.
mon. treasurer. Directors for 'hl
year are willard Wright. Frank
MCGouPan. Harry Bryant and S
7 Rogers.
Another highIiaht OF the meet
ing was the presentation OF the
Y. c. district attendance trophy
presented to tho Tabor City
chapter for its high percentage
of attendance at local meetings
II marked the second time tho
club had received the cup. They
were honorcd with il in 1855
Presentation was made by 1t
Governor w. B. Seymour o.
Wilmington, incoming 1t. Gov.
crnor of the district.
Approximately IS Civilians ans
their wives attended the annual
ladies night event held at Ocear
Drive Beach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-29
Kenneth Ray Is
Seeking Election
To Town Board

Kenneth Ray. local barber and
civic worker, has filed for the
post Of town commissioner.
Ray. a newcomer to town poll
i'!Cs. will be seeking a seat on
'hc Board in the June II clec-
ton
He is deacon and supcrir-
tcndcnt Of Sunday School at the
Tabor City Baptist Church. In
addition TO his active participa-
ion in church activities ne has
been consistent in his work with
civic groups
He is a charter member OF the
Tabor City Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
A native of this area, he Is
married and has five children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-29
Mrs. Goldfinch
Resigns School
Committee Post

Mrs. Albert Goldfinch has an.
nouncCd her resignation from
The local school board.
Mrs. GoldiinCh and her family
moved In Howad, S. c. (bctwecn
Tabor City and LoriS, S. c. a
'cw days ago and as a rcsidcn.
If South Carolina she is incl'gi-
BILE To serve on the local board.
1T is with deep regret tina.
'cndcr this resignation. because
| have enjoyed working with
YOU. the other mentors of tine
Board and the County o.s.CialS, "
said Mrs. GoldlinCn IN her letter
If resignation sent to DR.. Ross
Williamson. chairman of the CO.
unity board of education
She was one of three now ap-
0ointCCS to this years local
-ghOul committee.
DIR. Williamson said today that
i was unlikely that any replace
mont would be named at the
present time.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-29
Hughes Will Seei.
Third Term On
Town Board

Phil Hugh said today he
would eek 81 ..ylou toh.s third
term as ,o", commissioner
IN ar,il, civic worker, he
has served president Of tho
CiNi.1n Club I'd o.. a,,ty. 81. lac
Tabor City D.tls: Church.
Recently. L.sh>- has been
one of the most active pav,.r-
pants IN planning the golf course
tina, Is wntC. construction be-
tween Tabor City and LoriS
II " I'D like 70 extend my
apprecia ion to those who made
il possible for me to serve these
past two terms on the Town
Board and # reelected will con-
tinuc TO serve to the best of my
ability. ANY support YOU give me
in the coming election will
he greatly appreciated" said
Hughes.
The popular young crate fact
DRY owner ~ married To- The
former Christine Floyd of Fair
mont They have two children.