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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11

Wednesday for Whitesboro. N. ",
where she viii spend two weeks
visiting her son-ln-laW and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Howard,
and their daughter. Martha Steele.
Pvt Thomas Holman Brow IN.
stationed at Fort Lee. spent the
week end at his home here.
Carriers Have Guests
Among the recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs E. Allen Carter were MIR.
and Mrs Clyde n. Carter. Of Rich
mond. Mrs. P. S Worrel. OF New
SONS. and Mrs. B, l.. O'Berry. OF
Suffolk. r. w Angle, Of Rocky
Mount, was the week end guest OF
the Carriers His family returned
home with him after week S visit
here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H Hopkins, Jr.
and daughter, Beth, were guests Of
the Seay family at their cottage or
Gwynn's Island during the week
end
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Peters, the
Misses Carolyn. Judith and Rebecca
Peters, were supper guests Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Higgins, 81
Pleasant Valley Road.
Mrs. L. E. Caller and son, Sher
wood, and Mrs. Herman Wells with
her daughter Judy, were overnight
guests Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs. D
M. Beasley.
+ Betty Celebrates Birthday
+ Mr.. and Mrs Gordon l.. Carrot
celebrated the fifth birthday ami
versary OF their daughter, Betty. a
their home here October 6 The in
vlted guests We're Il of her play
mates Despite the downpour OF rain
they enjoyed indoor games and pic
ture slides. climaxed wit h ira
ditional birthday cake and ic,
cream
MI and Mrs M A. French. o
\ ouiiiiy olue, entertained at dInnel
Sunday honoring the birthday ami
yersary Of their niece. Mrs. Richard
H Blanton
Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
J T Williams were his uncle anC
aunt. Mr and Mrs. Clayton E
Williams Of Lexington. Williams i.
dean Of Washington and Lee Uni
versity
Miss Grace Godsey. Of Richmond
was the week end guest Of Mr.. ant
Mrs James S Godsey and family
Ownbys Visit
Guests Of the Frank Thomas
family last Sunday were Mt ant
Mrs Fred Ownby Of Farmville.
I Mr. and Mrs D NJ. Beasley spen
Sunday in Richmond as guests o
Mr.. and Ms w. r. Crowder.
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Cumberland G = News, Social Events
Commonwealth Attorney To Practice
Before Supreme Court OF Appeals
Social Events

James Taylor Williams. Cunber-
land county commonwealth attorney.
attending the opening Of the term
Of Supreme Court Of Appeals Of
Virginia in Richmond NJ ION d a y.
Williams was among the 50 licensed
attorneys qualifying to practice in
the Court Of Appeals Following the
qualification ceremony the newly
qualified attorneys. the justices of
the Court of Appeals and the deans
Of the four Virginia law schools
were guests OF honor at a luncheon
given by the Richmond Bar as
ISOLATION
Mr. and Mrs Bobby r. Bennett
spent the week end visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs l 0. Orell. and
bis mother Mrs. H Ray Bennett
III Pntsylvania county.
Mrs R T Davis has returned to
Trice's Lake after spending tive
weeks as guest of her son and
aaughteIin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur w Davis.
Godseys Entertain Politicos
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew r Godsey last Saturday al
Bnrleigh Hall were Judge and Mrs
Lindsay Almond, Wilbur Walker ane
Robert Estes, Of Richmond, Rep
watkins NJ Abbott and State Sen
Charles 7 Moses, of Appomattox
and Mr. and Mrs r. H. Blanton
Of Cumberland.
I Recent luncheon guests of Mrs
n p Nnckols we're Mr.. and Mrs
! Wayerly M Nuckols and theil
granddaughter Marcia Morefield. O
Richmond.
w T Atkins is under treatmen
at the Medical College of Virgin;
Hospital in Richmond
| MAJ and Mrs r. r. Adams, DR..
and their daughters. Brenda. Caro-
and Debbie, We're guest Sunday o
\ Alr and Mrs M. f. Borden in Rich
mond The occasion was the get-to
Rether Of the group Of 10 who repre-
sented the Southern States on In,
Puerto Rlcan trip last August. TIL,
Adamses also visited his niece
Janet Dinkla. at Richmond Me
mortal Hospital
Warrens Visit Goodmans
Mrs Z G Warren and her daugh
tn. Robbie Lca are spending some
anne with Mrs Warrel's parent!
Af. and Mrs Charlie Goodman
! Mr ana Mrs M. M. George hat
as their week END guests Mr.. ant
Mrs n. R Huskey and children
of Midlothian and Mr.. and Mrs
Eoy $. speas and their daughter
Vickie Of Richmond.
/ Mfs Richard H Blanton lef
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Mrs. z q Arolt " Columbia,
S. G. was The recent guest 81 her
mother, Mrs. Emma, lyTtaylor, her
sister Miss Lolita sTragaor. and
brother, sam Traylor DEtlet- visitors
We're Mr. and Mrs George Price,
Of Raines. Mrs Alislis Deaton and
son, Clyde, MI and sNys. Lawson
Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Ragland, all of Fartavaile,. and Mr..
and Mrs p ew e W. Tsaylor. Of
Bumpass Sam TraFIoiss. who has
been under treatmapt sny Rich
nond hospital n illsprpslng at his
home. ~
Representatives fragi the Fitz-
GERALD Memorial ajsd Tar Wallet
Baptist churches attended the for
eign missionary bossd Erecting at
the First Baptist osf4ecf, in Rich
mcnd last Tuesdays
Mrs Overton Goes Back to Ohio
Mrs Flora Ovelgon f'fturned to
her home at MT Grab Ohio. Wed
nesday Of last week relieving a two
weeks visit here lis guest Of Mr.
and Mrs I. 3 Dassbrt+' Mrs J F
Blanton and daughter. Joanna. q
Farmville, were dihnn. 'guests Sun
Gay at OakWood, s.l.
Mrs Frances NeNhilI.-s who was
the guest last week q Miss Bessie
Mae Turner and Ms.s sEd Mrs. ], T
Fleming at Gosheh 4llas returned
to Richmond. a
Nh. and MIS- IIsYjsl A Flipper
were among those 'WtA Visited Mrs
Alice G. Foster at. SJutisside Com
munity Hospital in Farmville.
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get kick out Of it Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Stokes, and children Bill
and Anne. CT South Hill. joined thn
circus with the Bowlings Saturday
afternoon The louder the noise got
the sounder Sarah Frances seemed
to sleep Miss Patsie and Miss
Harriet Johns and Charles Aude
son called Sunday afternoon.
New Store Home Demonstration
club met with Mrs. Dallas Ramey
Wednesday afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-11
Burkeyille Farmer
Buys Guernsey Bull

James n Vaughan, Burkeville
has purchased the registered
Guernsey bull, Forest Hill
Emory according to the American
Guernsey Cattle Club.
This bull was bought from c. p
Lewis. Crewe, Virginia. The dam
is Egglestetton's Amara and The
sire, Burkeville Emory's Osiris
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guests Of Mrs. j. c. ellis in Rich
mond Monday.
Friends here We're sorry to learn
Of the death Of Mrs. 9. NJ. Rudd in
Richmond Monday Services and
lnterment were at the Providence
Presbyterian church Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Irva Jessup. Of Charlottes-
vile. Is spending the week with her
sister. Mrs. w. r. Parker. They
Went to jamestown and Williams
burg Wednesday.
Mr. and ms. r W. B. Bohlen
write that they are having a fine
time visiting in Germany They will
return home soon
Ben Johnson is very i'll at Stuart
CIRCLE Hospital In Richmond.
w T Nichols and Robbie Heath
are patients at Johnston Willis Hos
pital in Richmond
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Sheppords Items
Pet Lamb Now Old Enough to Butt And
Get Kick Out Of II, Children Find

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey
visited MI. and Mrs. u. A. Fitz-
patrick Sunday Last week end Mrs.
Rainey's niece, Miss Doris Wells,
Of Richmond, visited the Raineys
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson, Of
Blacksburg. visited Miss Patsie and
Miss Harriet Johns.
Hickory Grove Home Demonstra-
ton club met Tuesday with Mrs.
Wesley Dunkum. Members enjoyed
displaying crazy hats which they
made and wore to the meeting.
Miss Dorothy Mae Ayres. Of Rich
mOnd, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j E. Ayres.
Joneses Get Cool Reception
Mrs. Cleveland Jones and chill
dren, Mark snd Jane. received cool
reception Friday when they visited
Mrs Ernest Bowling. Jr Baby
Sarah Frances interrupted. with a
wall for her afternoon meal, which
brought the visit to a quick close
Mrs. Edgar NJ johnson was il
Richmond Thursday.
Mrs. Steven Trent, and sons
visited Mi and Mrs Wallace
Rainey Captain and Mrs Reed
from TT Eustis. were week enc
guests of the Raineys.
Miss Mary Hannah Jones. 81
Charlottesville, was at home witt
! her parents over the week end.
Mrs. Wingo Visits Parents
I Mrs. John r. Wingo visited hei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
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8 pm. regular monthly business meet
ing, with Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis.
2723 Thirty-sixth place NV.
Martha WASHINGTON Council Of Repub-
lican Women-Wednesday, pm.
regular meeting. with Mrs J. r. Smith
ZOOS Russell road, Alexandria; speaker.
Miss Marie Smith of the Washington
Post and Times-Herald, Political
Publicity"
100 Club-Wednesday, $50 pm, Lang
ley Park Citizens Bank. regular busi-
ness meeting
Ofiieers' Wives Club Of the United States
Public Health Service. Thursday noon
Bethesda Naval Medical Center. bene-
Mt welfare luncheon and fashion show.
Wilson COLLEGE Club Of Washington--
Thursday. $50 pm. Arena Theater
theater party
District Of Columbia DAUGHTERS of the
American Revolution Tomorrow,
1880 am. chapter house, parlia-
mentary law class. Tuesday, 1890
pm, chapter house. advanced parlia-
mentary la wclass. Tuesday. 1890
pm, Frances Scott Chapter. with
Mrs. William U. jenkins. 1888 Hart
ford street Sc; American music pro-
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gram BY Mrs. Maude Tormohien.
Tuesday. 1879 pm. Truxtun Decatur
Naval Museum, Continental Danes
Chapter. special program to present
OAR Award of Merit to Rear Admiral
John B. Heffernan. USN tretiredI
speaker, Admiral Heffernan, 'Edu-
cational and Inspirational Aims OF
the Naval Historical Foundation and
the Truxtun-Decatur Museum" Tues
day, . pm, chapter house. judge
Lynn Chapter: speaker. Mrs. Ray l.
Erb national chairman of national
defense Tuesday, < pm. chapter
house. Abigail Hartman Rice Chap
ter; speaker. Miss Mabel WinsloW.
state chairman of American Indians
Wednesday. 7:30 pm. chapter house.
Manor House Chapter program on
pm. Little John Boyd sI''i Chapter ,so
luncheon melting, with Mrs. Glen will
llams, 1922 Ingomar street NV.
Thursday, 3 pm. chapter house. Col !
James Mccall Chapter Friday, -
pm. Sulgrave Club, Susan Riviere
Hetzel Chapter; speaker. Mrs Will |
liam Seth Kenyon. 'Hersldry." Sat |
urday q am to pm, chapter
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house. credential Committee revistra.
ton for state conference. Saturday
1890 pm Patriots Memorial Chap.
ter, luncheon meeting. with Mrs
orion L. Meiss and Mrs, Charles T
watson. I4l9 Clifton street NV.
Saturday, ! pm, chapter house.
Descendants Of 20 Chapter. luncheon
Caylor State chairman of Renealogical
records Saturday. 3 to 3 pm. Mai.
L'Enfant Chapter tea in honor Of
State officers, with Mrs Harvey w
Wiley, 2345 AshmeRd place NV
musical program
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an, Mayfiower Hotel. business meet.
ing Tomorrow. 1890 I'M. Msyfiower
Hotel. reception for Chairman and
Mrs. Alcorn. Tomorrow. / pm. May
flower Hotel luncheon: speaker, Re-
publican National Committee Chair
man Meade Alcorn.
PEG, Chapter J-Tomorrow. 3 pm, reg
ular meeting, with Mrs. Samuel Sabin,
5O49 Macomb street NV
Society of New England Women, Phyllis
Lyman COlOny-Tuesday. 1890 pm,
regular meeting with Mrs. E. W. o.
ram, 1906 Thirty-second street NV;
speaker. Mrs. William H. McGlaufiin,
Town Meeting Day"
Deborah, Lloyd Keller Enthusiastically,
1910 pm, Christ Confessional
Church. regular meeting and hat fash
ion show Tuesday. s pm. Elks Club
OF Silver Spring. game night and bake
sale.
Catholic Daughters Of America. Court
District Of Columbia, No. 212-Tues-
day. pm, clubhouse. regular bust
ness meeting.
PEO-Wednesday 1890 pm. YWCA.
reciprocity luncheon; speaker. DR..
Henry Olson OF District Teachers Col
lege Art OF Today
Venture Club Of Wednesday,
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CLUB CALENDAR

monthly meeting speaker. Dr.. sevinc
University Park Woman's Club-Tomor-
row. 80 pm. University Park Pres
Mrs. Judson Bell to demonstrate
flower ARRANGEMENTS
Columbia Heights Art .Club---Tomorrow.
2:30 pm, General Federation Of
Women's Clubs Headquarters. tea;
speaker, Rafael Sarda Of. the. Pan
american Union, ARTS and Crafts OF
women's City Ciub-Tomorrow 6:45
pm, clubhouse, French class. Tues
day, ii am through the day. club
pm clubhouse. bridge OF canasta.
"wednesday. clubhouse regular business
meets Friday. l pm. clubhouse.
Takoma Park women's Club-Tuesday,
1890 pm, Takoma Presbyterian
Church, general meeting. luncheon
and fashion show.
WOman's Club Of WOOdside-Wednesda
with Mrs. Robert Doing. 2002. Plyers
Mill road, Silver Spring; members to
bring Thrift Shop donations.
Annandale Woman's Club-Wednesday
pm, Fort, Buffalo ROOM Seven Cor
Beverly Hills Womens Club--Thursday,
pm. musicale. with Mrs Jack B
Colbert. 3415 Alabama avenue; music
by Mrs. Robert F. Gooding and Mrs.
Harry D. Kirk.
Miscellaneous Clubs
B'nsi israel sisterhood-Today. 8 pm.
Fig Auditorium, Sixteenth and Crit
tenden. streets NV annual donor
League OF Republican Women Of the
District of C0lumbia-Tomorrow l1:30
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Potuto Kubobs

A new way to serve sweet po-
tatoes is kabob-fashion. Wrap
small canned sweet potatoes and
cooked pitted prunes in bacon
strips and thread alternately on
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Business and Professional Clubs
Community Clubs

woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomor-
row. $3.50 am. clubhouse. art class
Tomorrow. II am. clubhouse; social
section business meeting. Tuesday,
am. clubhouse. Spanish classes
Tuesday. $3.50 am, clubhouse. craft
class Tuesday, l0:45 m, clubhouse,
beginning French class Tuesday. $50
pm. Arena Theater, drama section
theater party. Thursday, l045 m,
clubhouse. intermediate and advanced
French classes. THURSDAY. pm,
clubhouse, art section meeting and tea.
Mrs. Edith H Adams TO demonstrate
first steps in painting. Friday, $50
pm. clubhouse, Merrylanders regular
Silver Spring woman's Club--Tomor-
row. 1890 am, Woodside Methodist
Church. chorus rehearsal. Tomorrow,
! pm, Jesup Blair Community House.
board of directors meeting. Wednes-
day, IL am, Woodside Methodist
Church. general meeting
WOmans Club of Lyon VillaEe-Tomor-
row. 1890 pm. Lyon VILLAGE Com
munity House. Executive Committee
meeting and luncheon. Wednesday.
pm, Lyon Village Community House,
regular meeting. panel discussion by
hve George WASHINGTON University
foreign students.
Town Club : Tomorrow. 1890 pm,
board meeting and luncheon. with
Mrs, William Dulin. 56l2 Grove street.
Sunshine and Community society-To-
morrow. 80 D m. Hotel 2400, regular
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Civic and Study Clubs

WashinEton Club-Tomorrow. II am.
M P sop6an oy RfeSns 'G Tu Fsssy
i am: CLUBHOUSE %setina M Snd l1neh h
.chanRing Times M Iaesian p "a Re-
Wednesday. 1s;45 pm. eiabhGnse , dis s;
honor and speaker Peal Garter EN- p ,I,ss
W SISnss in re Gove amRSaass"' Fri a
am; clubhouse poetry E TEpS%p mef HANG
Johnson dH nnt to discuss the life and poems
Of Robert p. Tristram Coffin and Will
liam Rose Benet
University Women's Club-Tomorrow; 3
group. Tomorrow pm, clubhouse
tea: Tomorrow: : pm mo. clu 7, Ms.
meeting speaker 81 AK o Or IamsS
Characters in Shakespeare; i dfrr
ro%o11oP R qohous sfnb fSn at danae
s s5Han alne esenns Sooe review sreap
Mrs. Frank Edeing.tton nc, levi reyiew7
p tna' ci nbfasa Spanish conversation
sEsse6lns S sToap wsans:asS
e e1ouD f nneSeon s aGSye'ifSsS
modern art THURSDAY. II q m.
Miss Emily cRark 10 discuss indian
Red Cross surgical dressings group
Friday. 7:45 pm, clubhouse, duplicate
bridge group Saturday, SID IN,
clubhouse musicale BY Howard Turele
and the n S. NAVY Band
American Association Of University
Women Rockville Branch--Tomorrow.
s pm Rockville EPISCOPAL Church
Parish Hall organizstional meeting
AAUW, Arlington Branch--Tuesday,
pm, Buckingham Community Gen.
ter. international relations afternoon
group: speakers. Mrs. H. W. Schmidt
and Mrs c. W Scoville. "Foreign AID
and the Eisenhower Doctrine.
Wednesday. pm, executive beard
meeting. with Mrs. Raymond Pelissier'
3O36 South Abingdon road. Thursday.
S pm, Ferris and Co. Washington,
money MANAGEMENT group.
Business and Professional Clubs
Zonta Club Of Wednesday.
1890 pm, YWCA, regular weekly
luncheon meeting; speaker. MISS
partment of Public Welfare.
D. C. Business and Professional Women's
Club-Thursday. $3.50 pm, Fairfax
Hotel. inter American affairs dinner.
speakers, Costa Rican Ambassador
Facio. Costa Rics. and Philip Robo
OF the Pan American Union, The
History and Activities Of the Union
and the ORGANIZATION OF American
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Iskewer. Broil slowly until warm
and bacon is crisp. turning fire.
quently.
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Narcotic Education
Federation to Meet

The International Federation
for Narcotic Education will hold
its annual meeting from 4 to z
pm. tomorrow in the Church
of the Epiphany, 1917 G street
INV.
Speakers will include DR.. j.
Raymond Schmidt, vice presi-
dent of the federation and SUI
'perintendent of the National
Civic League; Mrs. George A.
Cook, president of the District
Women's Christian Temperance
Union, and Lawrence Oosterhous
of Allied Youth.
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consisted of bits and pieces
that cannot be identified.
4 X
Mailbag:
January 20, Sonny For 0ooted!
On Let's Take a Trip he SAID
tlDice that Corn,DdlliS surren-
dered at Yorktown on October
10. 1882. Our history book
states that it wdS in 1881.
II think that Pud and Ginger
should hare caught the mistake
Don't you agree?
Sheila Swift, IL,
Blessed Sacrament School,
Alexandria, Va.
You were very alert to catch
the mistake. I don't agree with
you about Pud and Ginger,
though. What you should re-
member is that they are taking
part in a show and may be
thinking about what they're go
ing to say or do next. It's much
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in Look, can be expressed quite
simply in two words. Ernie Ko-
vacs. ~
There were other titillating
items, to be sure.
Bob ConSidine extracted from
ALT Landon, in Topeka, the shat
tering bulletin that he would
support Secretary of Interior
Seaton for President in 1860;
Earl Wilson provided the trunk
and-suitcase statistics on Joan
Crawford's trip to Europe; Hy
Gardner interviewed the father
of a baby girl (not Prince Raj
nier) and Edward G. Robinson,
a middle-aged actor, defended
his thesis that middle-aged men
make better lovers because
they're not as selfish as young
men and more grateful.
Mr.. RObinsOn's comments
struck that same lofty, intellec-
tual note throughout.
If some of this sounds fairly
spicy, it should be noted that
they were lengthy speeches of
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congratulations by the Mayors
of Beverly Hills, Chicago and
New York, of possible slight in
terest to the citizens of those
cities. some labored chit-chat
between host Jack LeScoulie and
his happy-toCbe-here aide, Con-
stance Moore, and the most inept
identification of so-called celeb
rites ever. The camera. it seemed,
was always several faces or tables
ahead of the announcer, or vice
versa.
All of the columnist-reporters
seemed far too tense to do a good
job. Earl Wilson mumbled; Try
Kupcinet, in Chicago. shouted.
and there was a general reluc-
lance to part with the script by
all parties.
Hy Gardner attempted to use
the Mike Wallace interview tech
nique on Eddie Robinson and it
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was successful, indirectly, but
Eddie promptly got even with
the network with an extraOrdi-
narily dull reading Of a passage
from Antoine de Saint Exupery.
Other grand moments:
. Joan Crawford's indigna-
ton when George Gobel inter-
rupted her interview to ask Earl
Wilson to ask her if she slept
in pajama tops or bottoms.
. The wiStful scene in the
Harwyn Room (the room was
never properly identified) when
Ernie Kovacs. noting the cam
era panning by him, caught the
eyes of the bewildered home
viewers momentarily and gently
shook his head. He was kidding
but it summed up the premiere
perfectly.
Question: Shall we infer that
Dean Martin was trying to be
funny Tin the old Allen Benny
way about Jerry, or what?
* x X Il
Summary: The material con-
tanned in the show would have
made interesting reading, per-
haps, in a Broadway-type COL
umn. But only rarely was il
interesting looking.
The trouble may be that the
type OF mind required to run q
program OF this sort is not gen.
orally found in ShoD business
but more often found running q
frSt-rGte picture magazine.
A show that takes us out OF
"a studio to go places, even If
they're the same old places. rates
a break = and viewers should
check it again after the shake
down cruise.
land If the surgery doesn't
work, b. b. E. Bring Back Ernie.)
One-WOrd Review: Robert
Montgomery's Test Pilot" Mon
day night (WRC-4).
Crash!
~
On the Run:
Decca is rushing out copies of
Patsy Cline's Walking After
Midnight" to juke box dealers
from Coast to Coast. +. Arthur
Godfrey's sendoff on Talent
Scouts" plus Patsy's delivery
did the trick. 1t has to be a
hit.
Ed Sulliuan tUas as good as hi,
tDord. In our story about
Wdshington'S Betty Madigan in
the December % issue of Tele-
Vue. tre recounted his enthusi-
aSm for the singer after catch
ing her act at the FontainbIeu
f. Betty ,UiU make her initial
appearance on the Sulliudn
Shot0 March "a.
To the reader who inquired
about the theme music for THE
Star Wagon" Cast weeks Play
house 80 show: CHS has a
musical "cues" department and
the theme, according to WTOP,
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ON THE AIR
A Frantic Time
Was Had by All
By BERNIE HARRISON

What missed Monday night that eleconic razzle
dazzer Tonight" (WRC which surged the continent
the weknown wings of eevision to drop in
lonely hearts poker club chat with Jayne Mansfield about her
house. which will have heartshaped bathub built for wo
and to Martins zzy rsbual to his spartner story