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daguerreotypes in this country.
and his skill is illustrated by
several examples Of ais work
lent by the Smithsonian In
stitution. An unusual display
Of early daguerreotype equip
ment. stereoscopic viewers. and
later cameras we're loaned ny
George Eastman House. 1t in
cludes a camera made for
John Plumbe of Boston in
l84l and other items such as
a tripod. wise. plateholder.
buff stick, brush. tin &
boxes, mercury bath and head
rest.
Civil War Shots
The second section Of the
Library's exhibit, from the
close Of the Civil War to 1900.
contains about 200 photo
graphs. The last few decades
Of the 10Th century witnessed
the Towering Of scenic photo
graphy. Of which numerous
examples are shown. There
are photographs of Western
and Arctic exploration. mari
time life. and documentary
pictures of social and economic
life.
In the 40 years after the
Civil War. scarcely an aspect
of American life escaped the
amateur and professional
cameramen and camerawomen
who took all life for their
province and recorded an in
credibly vast body of history
and local color. This part of
the exhibit includes human in
terest studies of the Presi-
dents and their families. bat
ties of the Spanish American
War. records of great dis
asters. school life, stage per-
sonalties. circus parades with
calliopes. child life. sports.
homes and furnishings. and
the studies that substituted for
paintings in many homes.
Collectors albums and elab-
orately decorated family al
buns of the period are also
shown. This exhibit is al
ready open TO the public and
will remain so until April /.
GOLD EDALS will be
awarded to members of prints
and slides chosen as the top
10 in each class to be exhibited
at Woodward and Lothrop
stores during IPEX. Co-spon-
sored by the local department
store and the Greater WASH
ington Council of Camera
Clubs. the exhibition is to be
open to all residents Of the
D. c. area. Virginia, Maryland,
and Delaware.
Judges OF the show will be
Earle w. Brown. FPSA. of
Detroit, Mich; Wellington Lee
FPSA, Of New York City, and
Henry c. Miner, jr., APSA. Of
Old Greenwich. Conn. Entry
blanks and rules of the con-
test are available through local
camera clubs or from Wood
ward a. Lothrop.
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:: A. weber; Mrs. Ralph f. Platter
MRS. john Fletcher, s. R. dreen,D'
Mf Sis P pr Il. " ". smi,h-pr.nk XII
gore, DR.. and Mrs Victor Ginsburs.
Penthouse; Layra Penland Helen
Richards tied with John Alexander
v. PI.yi.iS; Kathleen cIanes-Leona
Silver sprinr, February i2) Mrs.
John Bestty-Mrs. chas. ERger tFeb-
ruary 49, Frank Kilgore Malvern
G whitehead tied with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Rosson
Thomas Circle: Mrs. George synon-
Il. P. Stillweli. Or, and Mrs. Roderiek
Thursday Noon; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles. S. Volght. jr,
Walsh: tSestion ~ Mrs. Mary
Phillips-Mrs Lucs Meconshis, MA
Ms. virginia pye.chester shore.
walter Reed OfIieers' Club: 1t Col
Ruth Anderson Mrs Carl Tessmer.
Duplicate Bridge Calendar
pairs, LOO, Goren. Dupont circle
ro sr HRst,Ss Go..n, a pupOn. circle
pairs, 1870. Andrews. Andrews AFT
Ofneers Club: pairs. 7:45. ArI:Fax
2920 Arlington boulevard; pairs. z AS
Federal. Bellevue Hotel; Mp pairs
1:45. Labor. main cafeteria. Labol
Department; open MP pairs for bene'
~ Of American Heart Association. 2
Thomas Circle. APT 100. s440 Six,
tecnth; pairs. 100. Walter Reed
OfIlcers' Club. q:45
ARLINGTON. 1880 North Pol.
lard; pairs. T:45. Federal Power Com.
missioner. ofneisl dining room. Genera
Accounting once: Mp pairs, $50
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CAMERA CLUBS

Btthesd &C hevy Chase
Camera Club will continue its
showing of choice prints at
the Bethesda Library, SOLO
MoorlaLd lane. through
March /. Judges were Byron
Hale. DR.. Sidney S. Jaffe and
Edward Cobb. Top prints are
being shown by Hamilton
Poole. Everett Hurlburt and
Rodney Crantham.
FOtO-Craft Club, 1916
Twelfth street NV. will ex-
hibit members color slides
tsix each) Tuesday at 8 pm.
Ollie Fife will discuss Color
Slides for Competition" and
judge the entries.
USDA Photographic Round
Table will meet at 8 pm. FRI
day in Room 1909. South Agri-
culture Building. Hermann
Postlethwaite will conduct a
print and slide clinic: members
will bring four monochrome
and four color slides each.
Old Dominion Camera Club
will meet for a black-white
prints exhibit Tuesday at 8
pm. in Buckingham Commu-
nifty Game Room. 313 North
Glebe road. Arlington. Speaker
and critic of members work,
G. H. Severance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
CAMERA ANGLES
BY A. J. wEDDERBURN

Curator Of Photography. the Smithsonian
Institution
The worlds brightest lamp,
a 25-million candlepower photo
fiashtube, will operate publicly
for the first time during the
International Photographic Ex-
position (IPEX) at the Armory
March % to 81.
The king-size fiashtube Is
potent enough to light the in
teriors Of 1880 homes-but
only for an instant. Flashing
every two seconds, in all about
10000 times during the 10
days. it will operate atop the
building. The flash duration
will be only 11000th of a Sec
ond but will be seen for so
miles. 1t will not cause dis
comfort to the eyes Of behold
erS.
General Electric Co. devel-
oped and manufactured the de-
vice. 1t was used with sensa-
tional results to make night
aerial photographs from photo
reconnaissance planes during
World War II.
The lamp itself consists
basically of a corkscrew-like
tube of f1nger-thick quartz.
The flash is produced when a
powerful arc travels through
gas contained in the tubing.
The tube is protected by a CYL
indrical jacket made Of pyrex
some three inches in diameter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
lROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
81 TobIes Raise $489
In Record Charity Play


postponed from regular
scheduled time February 23).
Call for reservations: Mrs. w.
p. Withers. Juniper 1885, or
Mrs. j. j. L. Young. Oliver
4-1833.
Silver Spring Title Event
The Silver Spring Duplicate
Bridge Club announces its first
open pair club championship
March 8 and Is. at 7::30 PM,
at 1916 Wisconsin avenue.
This event is for members
only. Only those who have
become members before the
opening session will be eligible.
For further information call
Mrs. Carl TeSsmer, Oliver A.
1891.
Labor Department Benefit
The Labor Departm e n {
Bridge Club will hold an open
pair master point contest for
the benefit of the American
Heart Association at 7 pm.
tonight at the Labor Depart
ment cafeteria.
Chess Club Election
On Tuesday the Chess Club
will hold its annual meeting
and election of officers fol-
lowed by their regular monthly
individual for members.
South Jersey Meet
Out of town next week end:
South Jersey Tournament at
the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic
City, N. j.. March to 3.
MASTER POINT RESULTS
Roderick Bare; Dick Leonard Nathan
Rossnberg; Mrs Rose Robins
Alexandria; Mrs, Herman Moe
Costello-Mr, Norris a--Major and
Mrs. Earl Buchan, Katherine Bow
man. Phylis Fetzer.
sArli Eton: Herman Moe-H
Roberts Mrs. Kari Yunker- Ilene
Taylor, J. Rintell-Mot Lingley.
Mrs. Lester Gibson. Mrs. V. Radcliffe
Mrs, Bernard RosSon, Mrs. j. A.
Dearing.Mrs. VIM. P. Withers, Mrs.
John Simmons-Mrs, Madeleine CAL
Congressional Secretaries: 1--Au-
drey Hagen-James Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. w E O'Brien Elizabeth
Fugate- George Baker. Helen Gold
smith-Walter Pittman
.oTHERADUPLICATE WINNERS
Andrews! 1t. and Mrs. John
HriinEtOn: Mrs. Mia Taibot-oary
N Chess: February i4 Mrs. Ralph
Turoff- Ray shepard John Paris
tcentralia. III Jerry colvin fFeb-
R M T nnnI!d;.v Maj Robert Hancock
CoIumbia: Mrs. Catherine McGhee-
Mrs. Gilbert Rude. DR.. winthrop W.
Brovn-Dr. A. H. Richwine.
Euclid; Mrs. Hazel Loftin-Carl
siewieke, Erwin Kenison-H p. Still
GAO; Ralph Greene. W. walker.
David Power-see Ceisman
Goren: February 16i Tie between
Mary GUreon-LioYd Jones and Mary
Lpp-Don Yoest Eleanore Corso-J.
Mnfrey. February ~ Mrs. W. c.
kenwoed; Mrs r. W. Iseers-Mrs.
Lyon viiiSEe. It, Col Ruth Ander-
son Mrs. Edward Hruby. Mrs. Lester
Gibson-Mrs Roy Hackeit
Monday; Mrs. oeorae Kathan-Mrs.
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NUMISMATIC NOTES
The Channel Islands:
Jersey

The Channel Islands of the
northwest coast of France were
originally part of the Duchy
of Normandy, but were at
tached to the English Crown
by William the Conqueror.
The group includes Jersey,
Guernsey. Attorney, Sark, Helm
and Jethou. The islands are
administered according to their
own laws under local govern
ments by a lieutenant governor
appointed by the Crown.
The first coins of Jersey,
the largest of the islands. were
copper pieces issued in 184l.
Denomination were i/13, 1926
and 1852 of a shilling. The
1/13 of a shilling was equal
in value to a British penny.
On the diverse is a bust of
Victoria with the date below.
The reverse shows a shield of
arms with "State of Jersey"
above and the denomination
below.
In 1866 smaller coins of sim
liar design were issued. In
1870 the denominations were
changed to lll2. 1924 and 1/4S
of a shilling.
Issues since 1902 have on
the diverse busts of Edward
VII t1902-19l0), George v
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(l9l0-l936 and George VI
1937-195O.
The Channel Islands we're
occupied by the Germans dur
ing World War II. The enemy
troops were removed in May
l945. In l949 undated shil-
ling pieces bearing the head Of
George vi were issued with
the notation Liberated 1945"
on the reverse.
Similar coins with the head
of Elizabeth II were issued in
1855.
C. SHIRLEY LEACHMAN.
The Washington Numismatic
Society, whose members haze
prepared this series of articles,
Uill make every effort to an
St0er questions about coins and
paper money addressed to this
column.
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fKnickerbocker Stamp Co..
IRELAND-Special stamps
are to be issued. probably in
May, in honor of two noted
IriShmen. the centenary of
whose birth was celebrated in
1856.
John Redmond was a fol-
lower of Parnell and later
leader of the Irish Parliament
tary Party in the British House
of Commons. Denominations
will be 3 pence and one shilling
3 pence.
Tomas o Criom h thain
(Thomas O'Crohan) was an
uneducated, Gaelic speaking
fisherman on the remote Bias
ket Islands whose book, trans
lated into English as THE
Islandman." holds an impor-
tant place in Irish literature.
Denominations will be 2 and
S pence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Foreign Student Here
Enters Photo in Show

A photograph titled "New
York Street at Night by Bhu-
pendra M. Patel Of Baroda,
India, and Howard University.
will be shown tomorrow in an
exhibition in Rockefeller Cen
ter in New York City.
Based on a PISA contest Of
fering $4,000 In prizes and a
round trip by air to any point
in the United States. the show
theme is my Impression Of the
United States" Foreign stu
dents attending American uni
yersities we're eligible. Mr..
Patel's photo won honorable
mention.
At a reception tomorrow
Ambassadors TO Washington
and the U. N. from 20 coun-
tries will be present.
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Montsomsry. 47oo Norwood drive;
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda. g6oA Reach.
tree drive. pairs. II. WASHINGTON
hridEe Leaeue tACBL unit. Maynower
hotel pairs. team championship
-, second session, round-robinl 7:45.
THURSDAY; Thursday Noon. 4 Dupont
circle: pairs. 1890. Chess. Gordon
Hotel: Mp pairs. 7:45 ConEressionai
Secretaries: House once Building;
pairs, z. Penthouse, executive dintng
room, Health. Education and Welfare
building North; Mp pairs. $40
flayiair. 1881 Harvard: pairs. 7:J5
FRIDAY; Lyon viIlaEe. 5000 Lee high
way, MP pairs. 1890. Alexandria.
900 King; pairs 7:45. Euclid, Apt
lu9. 2440 Sixteenth; pairs 1:45
G0Ten, u Dupont circle: pairs. S:ib
silver Spring, S2i6 wisconsin; Mp
SATURDAY Agriculture. Apt. 100.
s440 Sixteenth; pairs. WBI
Momsns Auxiliary. Sheraton PARK
Hotel: MP pairs tmembers, oniy), 10
Arlington, 1850 North Pollard: ind.
vidusl 54b Chess. Gordon Hotel;
sets: pairs. 7:45.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
BY MARGARLT Z. FISHER

~"~~@@~
Mrs. Rose Robins and Mrs.
Fanny Samuels will be CO.
holders for a year of the Du-
Bots Bowl as a result of their
high score in the Washington
Bridge Leagues sixth annual
charity game. They had q
total Of 216la.
The two-session contest at
the Mayfiower consisted of
81 tables and was the most
successful charity event ever
sponsored by the local unit of
ACBL. The proceeds ($489)
will be donated to the Ameri-
can Heart Association.
Other leaders were Michael
Michaels-David Murray, 2l3 VI;
David Wilder-I. Stagold, FOG u:
Frank Hoadley-Paul KILLER,
204h; Arthu. Fribourg-J. Fin
tells. 203l2. Among area
players receiving section tops
in the matinee sessions were
Leroy Brill-Mathew Soloman,
Ruth Freeman-Mary L. Lane,
Temple Holcroft-F. T. Leahy
and Mrs. M. Boschan-W. S.
Benedict.
In the two-section consola-
tion-special game in the eve
ming the overall winners were
Mrs. Marie Hilliard-C. w.
Nitchie (Baltimore), Gale
Allen Lloyd Tubbs and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert w. Byrns.
Section tops also were earned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods,
Miss Mazda Cain-Mrs. Mark
Woods.
Open Pair Federal TitliSts
The Federal Bridge Leagues
annual open pair champion
ship concluded Monday. The
leaders of the first session,
Mrs. Edna Evans and Stuart
Dunlap, added another section
top to amass 300 points and
to annex the title. Mrs. Marie
Hilliard-Nat Cooper scored
265la. Linda B. Davis-Mrs.
Carl Sugg 236, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham 236.
WBL Results
On Wednesday at the May
flower, Washington Bridge
League players competed in
three master-point Mitchell
sections:
Section A: Mrs Freda Bentley
MINI n RIsqpsshan Mrs n Hazel Lottin,
Gerber, Said Haddad-Ivor staksold.
Section B Mrs, Ann scruggs-
Margaret Fisher. Larry Reynolds
Robert Cruise. MARTY chaitt Andy
Gahrilovitch. Section c: -- Rose
Robins-sat Cooper, !, Herman Moe
csmpbefi.F. II Ney. Temple fsi a. Ho i.
croft-W. J. Nucker.
The Women's Auxiliary of
WBL will hold its regular
monthly master-point game
for members Saturday noon at
the Sheraton Park Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY

Alexandria Mount Vernon
Stamp Club, 8 pm, Martha
Washington Branch, Fairfax
County Library. TIA Potomac
avenue. New Alexandria. Va
Capital Precancel Club, 8
pm, YWCA. Seventeenth and
K streets NV.
Woodbridge Stamp Club, 8
pm. Taft Junior High School.
Eighteenth and Otis streets
NE.
Hyattsville Stamp Club, 7:3O
pm, Public Library, 1880 Far
ragut street. Hyattsville, Md.
WEDNESDAY
Washington Philatelic SOci-
ETY., 8 pm, Arts Club, 20l7 !
street NV. Exhibit and talk
by Kenneth Whitfield on
Twentieth Century Fancy U.
S. Cancellations"
Arlington Stamp Club, 8 pm.
County Recreation Building,
440 North George Mason
Drive. Arlington, Va. CLUB
organization and auction.
THURSDAY
Silver Spring Philatelic SOci-
ETY.. 1880 pm. Fred g. Harrv's
Restaurant. Four Corners,
Colesyille road. Annual BAN
quet.
SATURDAY
Westminster Youth Stamp
Club. 2 pm, Westminster Pres
byterian Church. 2701 Cam
eron Mills road. Alexandra,
Va. Auction.
Notes on club programs
should reach The Star by
Wednesday for publication the
Sunday before the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
CAMERA ANGLES
Is Million Candle Unit
To Flash Atop Armory

The lamp is about 16 inches
in length.
In operation, the lamp will
be powered by a super-master-
power supply manufactured by
the American Speed Light
Corp. of New York. This is
described as the largest COM
mercially available electronic
flash equipment"
The FT-6l7. as the fiashtube
is called. is used in the graphic
arts industry and in large
photo studios. One of the
lamps will be shown in the GE
exhibit at the exposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Bruins BALPEX Judge

Franklin r. Bruins. jr.. cur
ator of the Smithsonian Insti-
tution's division of philately
and postal history. will be one
Of the judges at BALPEX 81,
to be held in Baltimore, March
l5-l7. Others on the list are
Harry l.. Lindquist. Herbert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
IMAGE OF AMERICA

One of the government
sponsored exhibits supporting
; the IPEx show will be Image
Of America" which may be
seen at the Library Of Con-
gress. This depicts life in the
United States as the camera
recorded it from the birth Of
the daguerreotype in 1889 to
the close Of the 18th century.
Most Of the 300 items ex-
hibited at the library are from
its own collections. Others
have been lent by the Smith
sonian Institution and by
George Eastman House, Ro-
chester. N. Y. This display Is
arranged in two sections. di-
vided chronologically by the
close of the Civil War.
The first section covers the
beginning of photography in
the United States, pioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

photographers and their work.
early views Of Washington,
reproductions Of daguerreo-
type portraits Of prominent
people, and scenery in
daguerreotypes or stereoscopic
views.
Morse and Daguerre
Among the earlier striking
features Of this section are
reproductions of daguerreotype
portraits Of Louis Daguerre
and Samuel F. B. Morse. The
latter. sometimes called the
father" of American PHOTO
graphy, played an eminent
part in introducing this art to
the United States. Other
pioneer American photo
grapers represented include
Mathew B. Brady, Alexander
Gardner. George S. Cook, John
w. Draper. Henry Fitz. and
Isaac Augustus Wetherby.
Henry Fitz of Baltimore
produced some of the earliest
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Block, DR.. Wei LANG Chow
and Vincent Domanski, jr.
Philatelic Congress
The 1857 American Phila-
telic Congress will be held at
Norfolk, Va, October AS.
Admiral Jesse G.. johnson Of
Norfolk has been named
general chairman.
X 4 \ 4
SCOTS Specialized
Sidney Barrett's first year
as associate editor of SCOTS
Specialized United States
Catalogue seems to have re-
suited in considerably more
than the usual number of
changes (17,900 of them, the
publishers say in the 1857
edition.
Revisions in regular postal
listings follow the pattern set
in the new Standard Cata-
logue. Plate blocks of prac-
tically all periods have in
creased in value as have many
earlier first day covers. There
are many changes in stamped
envelopes, postal cards and
revenues.
The 585-page highly special
lied and fully illustrated VOL
ume is available from dealers
at $3.50.
Masonic Covers
The George Washington
Chapter of the Masonic Stamp
Club has prepared a special
Washington's Birthday cover
with a bicolor cachet stress
ing Washington's career as a
Mason. The covers, cancelled
at Alexandria at noon Febru-
airy %, carry two lucent
Mount Vernon stamps. Prices
are Is cents, two for As or
three for so cents. The address
is Masonic Stamp Club, Box
152, Ben Franklin Station,
Washington 4. D. c.
4
New Issues
SOVIET UNION - A 40
kopec stamp has been issued
to mark the 275th anniversary
Of the birth of Vitus Bering.
the Dane who became one Of
Russia's great explorers. He
charted the Siberian coast, de-
termined that Asia was not
Joined to America, and sailed
along the Aleutian chain to
the Alaskan mainland. The
brown and blue stamp pic
lures Boring, his ship. and a
map of the Bering Sea area
tracing his voyages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
New Alexandria Oficers

Edward L. Hogan has been
named president of the Alex
andria-Mt Vernon S lamp
Club and Jackson Abbott, de-
Signer of 1878 duck stamp.
is the new vice president Pa
tricia w. Brann is secretary
and Erwin Pearl treasurer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

B. D. Neighbors, formerly of
Statesville. N. c.. is the new assis-
tant manager at Roses store. He
is residing at 10 High treet. MI.
Neighbors has replace d Bruce
Griggs. who has been transferred to
Norfolk
Jay Janney, Of Roanoke, was an
overnight guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. z. Johnston, Jr., this week.
Miss Frances Poffenberger and
daughter, Johnel, OF Richmond.
We're guests Of Mrs. Poffenberger's
sister, Mrs. R, H. Digger, for the
week end,
Mothers day guests Of Mrs. ].
W. Crute were her daughter and
family. Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Vaughan. of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Newman.
Mr. and Mrs Travis Stanley and
son, jeff. Mrs. R. w. Catlin and
Miss Rutl. Catlin attended the chris
tening Of the Newmans grand
daughter. Laura Evelyn Murphy. at
the Methodist church in Crewe Sun
day Laura Evelyn's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Murphy. entertained
at dinner following the christening
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

C6THER PERSONALS ON p. 6,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

Robert Richardson, of Jackson
vile, Fla. is visiting his mother.
Mrs. j. l.. Richardson, who was
recently discharged from Southsde
Community Hospital He is a guest
IN the home Of his sister Mrs. Frank
Blanton
Mrs. T. x. Baldwin is spending
few days in Eastville with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Noting
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bowles, of
Statesville. N c.. are guests OF Mrs.
Bowles' aunt. Mrs. E. Scott Martin.
Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Q. Hart were their son. Jimmy
OF Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Burke Snyder. of Norfolk.
Recent guests Of Or. and Mrs.
Harold Hallock were Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Krotts. Of Ithaca. N. Y.
Mrs. E. A. Smith will be hostess
to the Friday bridge club
Mr. and Mrs William Harding.
of Richmond, visited Mrs Harding S
sister. Mrs. Geroge Johnson. and
Mr.. Johnson here during the week
end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Re rsoun( Me,,hou

Dr. and Mrs. w. T. Smith and
daughter, Betty Booker, have re-
turned from Atlanta, Ga. where
they attended the marriage Of Mrs.
Smiths niece, Miss Elizabeth Ten
nent. TO Gigeon Lamb Gillian at St.
Luke IS Episcopal church Saturday
Betty Booker was maid-of-honor
Miss Helen Stuart Griffith and
Miss Virginia Griffith were guests
this week of Rev. and Mrs. R. E.
Withers. They spoke at auxiliary
meetings Of St James in Carriers
vile and Emanuel in Glenmore.
Mr. and Mrs. J C Brickert have
returned from Philadelphia. Pa,
where Mr. Brickert attended the
38th annual reunion Of the 45th and
l43rd Aero squadrons Of the World
War | Signal corps
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17
Peggy Joyce Mckay
Becomes Bride Of
Dorsey L. Glass, Jr.

MIR and Mrs. Lonnie Edward
Mckay. of Farmville, announce
the marriage Of their daughter
Peggy Joyce, Of Richmond, to
Dorsey Lee Glass. Jr.. son Of Mrs.
Dorsey Lee Glass, of Richmond.
and the late Mr.. Glass.
The wedding took place in
Leigh Street Baptist Church.
Richmond, May Il The Rev.
Howard w Arthur. pastor of the
church, performed the double ring
ceremony in the presence of the
immediate families of the couple.
The bride wore a dress Of pale
blue fable with white accessories
and a corsage OF deep pink orch
ids.
Miss Gladys Ruth Roach. Of
Richmond, was maid of honor
and William Aubrey Glass. of
Richmond. was his brothers hes,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Watson, III,
will spend the week end in Clarks-
vile. where MI. Watson viii par
ticipate in the invitational golf
tournament
Z Mrs. Annie Deaton and Clyde
Deaton spent Mothers day in Rich
mond with Mrs Deaton's children
and their families
John Molnar chairman of the
Longwood College music depart
ment, was guest conductor Of the
Virginia band and orchestra direc-
tors association all-state reading
band in Charlottesville Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Harris were
week end guests Of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs r. Z
Floyd. in Petersburg.