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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-09
DRUSTVENI
VIJESNIK

Odsjek 248, Clarion. Pa. -
Divine pozivamo clanstvo naseg
odsjeka ma redovitu sjednicu. kao
i ma nastavals godisnje sjednice,
koja &c Sc odrzati u iducu nedje-
lju, 13. januara, u 2 sata poslije
podne, u nasem drustvenom Domu
ma Maple Avenue.
Posto ma prosloj godisnjoj SIZED
nici nismo mogli izabrati sjelo-
l1upni odbor, toga radi ma ovoj
sjednici cenlo najprije proslijediti
S nastavkom godisnje sjednice
popuniti ispraznjena mjesta u od-
boru. Zatin &c sliJediti prisega
novih odbornika, a liza toga &c sc
proslijediti S redovitom sjednicom.
Stoga Sc umoljavaju clanovi da
dodju u sto vetem ,broju ma ovu
vaznu sjednicu. !
Odbor odSieka 2A2
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
Hoopsters Play Exciting Games

Basketball fans were thrilled Tuesday night with two close and exciting games that kept them glued to their seats until the final buzzer.
 In first game of the evening the North Stars took the lead in the second quarter and held it throughout the rest of the game The determined hornets made a good showing, but were defeated by the final score of 54-28.
 High point men for the rising North Stars were Bill Caldwell with grand total of 90, Bob Ellis 8, and Willie Willoya, 6. For the defeated Hornets is was Bob Herman q, Tony Willoya 12, and David Bell 8.
 In the second game of the eve ming, the smooth handling Mer- chants fought a continuous 32- minute battle to become victor ious over a hard-fighting and scrappy High School team. The fast break of the Merchants with the crack shot Harold Bell, high point man in the league, took the colors with final score O.. 47-4O.
 High point men for the Mer- chants: Harold Bell 20, Ike Lar son 10, Clyde Nershak 6, and Alfred Sahlin 6. For the Nanooks it was Flash" Corkie Kost IS, Jake Titus 10, and Chuck w. Fa- gerstrom '.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
PTA Will Meet Next Tu esd|ay

The Nome Parent-Teacher As sociation will hold it's regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Jan. 29. The meeting will be held in the Multi-Purpose Room of the new school.
 Following the regular meeting, a film entitled Another to Con- quer" will be shown. It pertains to tuberculosis and possible ways to cure this disease.
 All parents and. teachers are in vited to attend this meeting whether they are members of the association or not.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the US. Dept Of Commerce Weather Bureau Partly cloudy tonight with pos sible snow flurries tomorrow. Easterly winds 15-25 mph. Tem- perature falling slightly tonight.
 Nome data last "A hours as of T am. today: High temperature IS, low 8. Max. wind 21 mph, from the east. Sunrise 9:12 am, sunset 3!l6 pm.
 Temperatures year ago today: high -16, low -27. Extremes this date since 1907: high 36 in 1929, low 80 in 1919.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
Naturalization Ceremony To Be Held April 9; Large Group Expected

G. A. Martin, who has been here from the US. Immigration Office conferring with persons completing their requirements for citizenship by naturalization is scheduled to return April 9th, at which time a special ceremony will be held in the US. Court room.
 It is reported that there will be a large group for this occasion
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
WIEN AIRLINES

To Fairbanks: Charles F. Lew is, Robert D. Steele, J. D.. Craw- ford.
 From Kotzebue: Larry Dan, MT. Englebredth, MT. Mover, Harry Ballott, Percy Sheldon.
 From Fairbanks: Al West, Sgt. L. Longlors, Michael O'Brien, Roy Green.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
i, ALASKA. AIRLINES

From Anchorage: E. J.4Inge- bright, Alfred Bf1cks, w. Barber, DicA Rogers, Cliff Holm, MT and Mis-. Charles 'Hubbs. '''
 < To Anchorage: Rev. Airiund- sen. ITO McGrath: J. w. Kotthe.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
N 0 T I C E

Individuals hauling garlsage 10 the City Dump are requested NOT 10 dump ii ALONG THE ROAD.
 Anyone not complying with this request shall be arrested and fined.
 By order of fhe Nome City
 Council Committee on
 Health & Sanitation. Publ. Jan. B, 25, 28, 1857.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-23
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Silas Komonaseak, Julia Willoya, Fred Crane. l Discharged: Edgar Bibb.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Fairs Open Classes Premium Winners

Marshall. Rice: specimen dalhlia
Kermit Cook; African violet. Mrs.
EJohn Howard. Charlotte CHI: large
arrangement. Mrs. Doris c k.
Rice: dried flower arrangement.
Mrs. F. S. Blanton.
Club Educational Exhibits
Il Made by HID Club showing
club work. blue ribbons. Anderson
vile, Cumberland. Worsham, Ntadi-
sonville. Ashby. Rocks. Pamplin.
Guinea. Rice, Cedar. John Randolph
and Buffalo.
~ Made by club showing fed
Grafton goal activity. Mt. Pleasant,
Oak View, Pamplin. Charlotte CHI.
Needham. Social Hour. Pleasant
Valley. Worsha m. MadisonVlle.
Ashby. Chestnut Grove and Tusgle.
80 Club exhibit of Party Refli esh-
ments, from home and farm, Ander-
sonville. Cumberland. MadisonJille,
Ashby, Cullen. Oak View. Guinea
and Rice.
The Madisonville and Ashby
Cumberland clubs were the top
winners, each with three blue rib
bons. Each was worth $3.50.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
THE FARMvILLE (vaD HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER y, 1867

While the Five County Fair seek
to stimulate good agricultural prac
tees among the areas youths. i
also provides means Of recognizing
adults. through the open, or all
age classes Of competition. Winners
in these divisions were;
po,lt~v-E T. R.Eer, LOT ProsDect
biggest winner with the blue ribbnr
Leghorn pullet and pen and the open
class che mnion ssnales bird Mrs. z
O. Southall. Of Pamplin. had the
best New HAMPSHIRE prllet and pen
and tie reserve champion bird.
A junior division winner, .Knickle
Martin. Of Pamplin. however. had
the bestin-show bird. The other
open poultry winner was Alec
Cralle, Farmville New Hampshire
%cockerel.
Rabbit winners were Lena Irby
and Jean Penick, Of Prospect. and
David Erwin, or Cumberland.
Field Crops
Fled Crops division winners
were. corn, white hybrid, Lindsay
Tabscott, s~cottsvilh yellow hybrid.
j. A. Smith, Appomattnx. display of
IS ears Of white hybrid w. H. Tab
scott. S%cottsville, and yellow hybrid.
Lindsay Tabscott:
Dark tobacco, Austrian shipping.
Julian %Covington. Prospect. spin
ners, g. 4. Covington, Prospect,
Bright tobacco. cutters. j. A. Hines.
Meherrin, and Tugs. ~ A. Hines.
Small grain-wheat, A. w. Lee,
Farmville. oats, hubert Brown.
Gladstone; rye, David Phillips,
Appomattox. and. barley. Roland
Hickman. Dillwyn ut. 2.
Horticultural Products
Sweet potatoes, E L. Baker.
Prospect; Irish potatoes. Mrs. w.
a. Moon, Appomattox; edible pump
kin. Steve Baker, Prospect: biggest
pumpkin in show, W.. Il. Fancher,
Prospect. garden vegetable display
o. 10 grown BY exhibitor. Claudia
Seay. Cumberland, dozen white
eggs. X. M. Beasley Jr.. Anderson
vile, dozen brown eggs, Mrs. Court
ney Parsons. Charlotte O. H-
Homemakers' Section
Canned goods-7T0p winner. Mrs.
Louise Craft. with $3.50 premium
prizes for beets, carrots. corn.
green peas. greens, string beans.
mixed pickle. pear preserves. straw
berry preserves and grape jelly.
Mrs. Mamie CasQn won next with
tirsts for blackeyed peas. soup mix
ture. utility pack tomatoes. apple
sauce, cherries. pears, Other win
ners We're Mrs. Robert Campbell,
Prospect. squash. pepper relish.
grape juice. Mrs. George Smith,
Rice. cucumber pickle, watermelon
pickle. plum jelly Mrs. c. A. Simp-
son. Prospect, black5efries a n
cherries.
Also. Mrs. L. G Dawson, Cumber-
land, tomatoes; Mrs. William Pur-
cell, brakes Branch watermelon
rind pickle. Mrs. D., A, Martin,
Appomattox, tomato Juice Mrs. ].
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

con set. Mrs. Asa B. Smith, Jr
Farmville. Rt. 1; table set. Mrs
Julius Coleman. Andersonville.
Also, pot holders, Mrs. Bill
Druen. Farmvll1e; kitchen towels
Mrs. Harry Rowan, Cumberland
hand towels. Mrs. Billy Druen; pill
lowcases. Mrs. Charles Ferguson
Farmville, dresser scarf. Mrs AS
B. Smith; stenciled metal article
Mrs. r. r. Huddleston. Cumberland
re-seated chair. Mrs. Courtney Par
sons. Cullen: refinished furniture
Mrs. Ed Saxon, Dillwyn: any article
made BY person since reaching age
Of rs. Mrs. F. A. O'Brien, Apo.
mattox.
! Clothing, HOmemakers
Woman's dress up cotton dress
Mrs. Harry Yates. Farmville
woman's street c S S. Mrs. A
S. Williams, Cumberland: woman's
house dress, Mrs. Harry Yates.
tailored blouse. Mrs. Charles Fergu-
son, Fafmyille: dressy blouse, Mrs,
Billy Druen; kitchen apron. Mrs
Asa B.. Smith. ST.. Farmville: fancy
apron. Mrs. Robert Campbell; re-
modelled garment, Mrs. Robert
Shotzberger., Buckingham; playsuit.
Mrs. Asa B. Smith. ST.:
Also. pstamas Mrs. H. S.
Williams; child's sunsuit. Mrs. Rob
ert Campbell, infants dress. Mrs.
Fl. S. williams; boys shirt. Mrs
Charles Ferguson; girls cotton
dress. Mrs. H. 5. Williams and Mrs.
w. z. johnson; Farmville, girls
dressy dress, Mrs. j. A. Hazlegrove,
Cumberland.
Flower Show
Potted plant. Mrs. A. S. Williams.
Cumberland: Towering potted plant.
Kathy .Waycaster. Dillwyn: potted
plant, foliage. Mrs. F. S. Blanton,
FarmviIle; arrangement of cut
flowers over six inches. Kermit
Cook. Rice: arrangement Of Gu t
flowers not over six inches. Mrs. J..
B. Ellington. Keysville; specimen
rose, Mrs. w. S. Weaver. Rice;
specimen any flower, Mrs. Edward
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

F. Metcalf, Cullen. apples; Mrs. A
D. Hobgood. Meherrin. pears; Mrs
H. N. Hardiman. Dillwryn. bee
pickle; Mrs. C. NJ. Parsons, Cullen
peach pickle, Mrs. David Parsons
Cullen, pear pickle, Mrs. J.. F
Glenn, Prospect. cherry preserves
Also. Mrs. M. G.. Reed, Farm
vile Rt. Q, peach preseI yes, Mrs
@. j. Dawson. Cumberland, water
melon rind b eserves. Mrs. G. H
Walker, Charlotte G. H.. apple Jelly
Mrs. J. B, Ellington. F'armviile Rt
8, blackberry jelly,
Baked Products
Buttermilk biscuits. Mrs. w. E
Carson. Prospect; sweet milk bis.
cults, Mrs. W. E. Carson; rolls
Mrs. Robert Campbell, Prospect
loaf bread, Mrs. W. G. Reed, Cum
berland, rolled cookies. Mrs. George
Smith, Rice. dropped cookiWs, Mrs,
w. P. Sanderson, Gainesville: Bar
cookies. MS r D b G Campbell
angel food cake, Mrs. Sam Camp
bell. Prospect, chiffon cake. Mrs.
Sam Campbell, pound cake, Mrs
Newton Coin, Farmville, coconut
cake. Mrs. Joe Glenn. Prospect.
devils food cake, Mrs. R o b
Campbell: layer cake, Mrs. Dennis
Hart, Cumberland
Also, decorate birthday cake
Mrs. W. E Carson. Prospect. shell
pie, Mrs. L. y. Jacobs, Flarmville.
pie. two-crust. Mrs. G. A, Simpson,
Prospect. fudge, Mrs. w. G. Reed,
Cumberland, seafoam candy. Mrs
A. S. Williams, Farmville. ut. /.
and candy. any kind. Mrs. r. r.
Andrews. Prospect.
Handicrafts
Braided handmade rug. Mrs. Asa
Smith, Farmville. crocheted rug,
Katherine Cox, Farmville, hooked
rug, Mrs. June Ellington, Farmville
Rt. 3. needlepoint. Virgilia Sadler /.
Buckingham, cotton bedspread.
Mrs 0. u. Speas. Cumberland, Gro
cheted bedspread. Lilly Snow, Cum
berland, any crocheted article, Mrs.
Guy Walker. Charlotte @. HI, lunch
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

Mrs. Ross Mills. OF. S%tatesville,
N. c., is spending a few days with
her sister. Mrs. M. P. Tynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl soyars we're
recent guests Of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Brooks and the Rev.
and Mrs. Norman Soyars.
MI. and Mrs. r. A. vassar,
formerly of Charlotte c. H.. are at
home at Fair View heights.
Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Chrismon and
son. Allen, will visit friends in Char
lo%ttesville during the week end.
Ben Ashley Cox. Of New York
City, is visiting his parents, Nh and
Mrs. John Cox, before leaving to
spend a month in Europe.
Bob Fulcher. Of Pulaski, will
spend the week end here with his
mother, Mrs. T. j. Fulcher.
r. H. Paulette and Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Creyke have returned to
Washington. D. c., after spending
10 days at the Paulette home.
Mrs. Jane Putney will spend the
week end in Wallace. N. c.. with
her family.
+. r. Arlington. formerly Of Apo
mattox, has taken an apartment in
the home Of Mrs. M. M. Layne
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe weinberg. MI
and Mrs. E. Weinberg and Dave
Weinberg we're overnight guests ir
Richmond Wednesday. where they
attended the temple services cele'
brating the Jewish New Year.
Mrs. Charles Carter entertained
her bridge club Wednesday evening
Mrs. Melvin smith and family ane
Mrs. Ada Sheffield. Of Richmond
were guests in the George Sheffield
home during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Jones. J. r
johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Reese. all of Richmond. visited
Marvin Wash, who is a patient a
, ~Southside Community Hospital, Sun
, day.
MS. j. G. Reveley returned Wed
ncsday after spending some tim
in Raleigh. N. c.. where she visite'
her son. D. r. Reveley. and family
DR.. Marvin Schlegel is unde
! treatment at Southside Communit,
Hospital for a broken right arm
i, sustained in a fall e "a his hom
on Randolph street Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Ms. E. T. Agee an
! daughter. Lucille. Of Madison. visite
/ MIS-. Ages parents, DR.. and Mrs
I II. G. Hallcck. this week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Motor Maids

There's more to back to school
safety drives than traffic and pc
destrian hazards. There's the
problem OF strangers who Turk
around areas where children as
semble.
TO be safe. national groups rec
ommend that you make your child
aware Of these rules:
l. Never accept rides. money
candy or treats from a stranger,
or let him touch you.
2. Never accompany strangers
who ask for directions.
3. Go directly home from school.
Take a friend with you when you
go to the movies, store. play
ground.
4. If a stranger should approach
you. try to remember his descrip-
ton. Get the license number and
color Of his car. Write informa-
ton down on paper or scratch it
with stick in dirt or on sidewalk
with stone. Report it Immediately.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
LongWood Garden
Club Celebrates
Both Anniversary

A history ~ Lnngwood Ga~der
clubs first 80 years, prepared BY
Mrs. A. T. Gray. club historian
was a feature Of the clubs pear
anniversary meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. F. H. Hamburg. Jr.. read the
paner. which told Of the work Of
club members in restoring the gar.
den at Longwood House. taking
flowers to the Camp Pickett hospital
during the war. and identifying the
roadside between Hampden-Sydney
and Farmville. The club also has
worked with the other Farmville
garden clubs on the Christmas door
and window decorating contest.
This past spring. Longwood mem
bers Joined with other garden club
members to form a council of gar
den clubs. Mrs. M. H. Bittinger and
Mrs. C. F.. McRae are the Long
wood representatives on the council.
Five of the clubs founders we're
sent corsages in observance of the
anniversary. They were Mrs. F. S
Blanton. Mrs. M. B. Coyner, Mrs
W. G Huntington, Miss Lila Londor
and Mrs. E. S. Shields, the frs
president.
The anniversary theme was
carried out in the club members
exhibits, which had a "Rouno
Centerpiece in the Manner of SC
Years Ago. theme. Blue ribbon
winner was Mrs. Roy r. Pearson
at whose home the meeting was
held. Mrs. Coyner won the red rib
bon. and Mrs. R. j. Martin, Jr.,
the white.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Cartwright Slayton
Marriage Vows To
Be Said Sat urday

An event Of 3 p. m. Saturday
at Douglas Presbyterian church
near Abilene will be the wedding
Of Miss Peggy Ann Slayton to
Walter Cartwright, Jr.
Miss Slayton is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leonard Slayton.
MI. Cartwright is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cartwright, Of
Keysville.
No formal invitations have been
issued for the ceremony. Parents
OF the couple have extended an
open invitation to the wedding to
their relatives and friends.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Patricia Nc Kay
Celebrates Birthday

Mrs. Billy Mckay entertained
at the Mckay home in Jackson
Heights Saturday honoring her
daughter. Patricia, on her eighth
birthday.
Guests were Joanna Blanton.
Ann Jacobs. Mary Katherine
Harris, Sue Womack, Margaret
Osborn, Jackie Tucker. Katherine
Peters, May Stewart Atkins. Di-
ane Inge. Jane Inge, Maybelle
lynn. Sherry Gregory, Sherry
overton, Donna Faye heidelberg
r and Donna Kay Noblin.
Mrs. Arthur Shumaker assisted
Mrs. Mckay.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

The Misses Lucy Adams and
Irene Adams were guests of their
sister, Mrs. E, X. Martin, in Apo
mattox during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Westbrook. Of
Franklin, are guests Of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Emmett r. Elliott. and
DR.. Elliott.
Mrs. Norman Cook. of Richmond,
was a week end guest Of her SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Blair,
Mr.. and MS. Robert Newman
and family, Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
viii return this week after spending
some time with their parents. Mr.
and Ms r. E. Farmer and MIS-.
IC. H. Newman.
MI. and Mrs. Clark Lowe, Of
Richmond, will spend the week end
here with Ms. Loves parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H w. Spencer.
W. S. Umbarger and daughters.
the Misses Nancy and Emily UNI
5arger, formerly Of Patrick county
are at home at 80 High street. The
Misses Umbarger are attending
Longwood College.
Mrs. Julian Fowlkes and children
Eddie and Judy Kay. Of Burkeville
are spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. G. H. Newman.
Mrs. c. E. Agee was a week end
guest Of her son and family. Mr.
and Mrs. C. f. Agee. Jr.. in Rich,
mond.
Mrs. Preston ~Satterfield. Mrs
Melvin Long and MIS-. 0. r. Kirby
all Of RoXboro, N. c.. visited then
sister. MS. John Lewis. during the
week.
Mrs. G. f. Moring. Ms. G. K
Agec and Mrs. Lucille Bradshaw vii
spend the week end in WILLIAMSBURG
and will attend the jamestown festi
val.
Miss Minnie RODGERS. of Rich
mend, and Carlton B. Dick Noel
Of Bristol. Tenn, we're week en-
nests q their parents. Mr.. ant
/, Mrs. George R. Rodgers.
Ms. T l., Lancaster and SCH
Leech. will spend Friday and Sa,
nWday in Ashland with MI. and Mrs
! r. B, Lancaster.
/. Mrs. j. G. Shannon accompaine,
t BY Mrs. Herbert Pulliam and sor
'~rbv. of Appomattox. went t
jamestown and Williamsburg durin
3 the week end.
Berkeley Smith, Of Eandolpl
2 Macon Collerr in Ashland. spent tn
!, week end with his parents. Or. an
z M q. w Il Smith
Mrs Herman Barbour has +,
'nrned homc after spending som
: time IN Lynchburg with Mr. an
= MS. W e. Barbour.
Z John Calhoun will visit friends
Charlottesville this week.
Mrs. Ann S. Newman was II
Guest Of her daughter. Mrs. X.
Wallace and Or Wallace IL Norfo.
: .eyy Las Nil. N-ua
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
christy Gates Has
Birthday Party


Christy Gates, daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. Drewry Gates, Jr., cele-
brated her eight birthday Satur-
day with a pre-Halloween party
The costumed guests were enter
aimed at the home of Christy's
grandparents, Nh. and Mrs,
George A. Newman.
Patty Hay. Faye Hamilton,
Louise Hamburg, am Leete, Ann
Gail Coleman. Carolyn Asbury,
Terry Biggs, Sandra Claybrook
Jane Coleman. Darlene Ferguson,
Brenda CAN'T. Linda Garrett.
iathy Hale. Linda Jamerson and
Dot Bradshaw were guests.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Lowery Palmer
Vows Repeated

The wedding Of Miss Frances
Anne Palmer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Edward Palmer. Of
Amelia. and Lawrence Lowery,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tarston o.
Lowery. of Richmond, took place
September 8 at Trinity Methodist
church, Amelia.
The Rev. Ray r. jenkins. pas
tor, performed the afternoon
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowery will live III
Huntington. ". va, where the
bridegroom works for Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Club Calendar

Holton Bible Class -- Tuesday
Get. /, 5 b. m. with Mrs. Charles
E. Crowder.
Farmville Elementary P-TA -
Thursday. Sept. IS. s p. m. in the
school auditorium. Open forum
discussion. based on the question
naires sent to the parents last
spring. and an Introduction Of
t~ac.rr- -.c student teachers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

son Watkins, Of Farmville.
Miss East. who is a graduate of
Longwood College, is the niece of
Miss Martha Drumeller and Mrs.
Glen G. Vought. of Farmville.
Mr. Watkins is the nephew of
Misses Nancy and Patsy Watkins
and Frank N. Watkins. He grad
uated from Virginia Polytechnic
Institute.
The wedding will take place in
November.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

Mrs Nolson Clnudis snent several
days ,ast u,eak J., Haoerstown Nd
mn ~ C,ou,dis
49, van,h,a md family Il
,~,aahn.aa IN, snona IA waog ena
~ NH III mothar MI i q
venah1a
,r,,a. H.. il.
a.ss snannar .s n,a,a orn,aht s,as+s
IN 49, ra.h. MI Iareio
Mrs IL prnce iJ,ned NV p,oco
:, p;chn, al ,hie WI and attended
no s,ata fai,,
Mrs. @. Z. Bolick, of Chase City
II, s;s,a, NJ An,ia Ho,,owa
MIR ard MIS-. Eugene G. Kemble
arc residing at 8l2 High street
Formerly Of College Park. Md. Mrs
Kemble is the assistant professor Of
music at Longwood College. Mr..
Kemble is connected with the new
SINGER Sewing machine d
aras ossicc n as @travel.
inc auditor in. v~iroinja and North
ra,aI,,a
Mr. ,Iohn w HAN Of Richmond.
i I'M o,es, ~ h., daughter and
fanny ~ IT. 0ol
~. - =. Il
"sas 81 Mrs
i.i~ciiiiiol,o, N.Y. sues' NH.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Weyanoke Club
Has New Member

Weyanoke garden club met Sep
TENDER 20 at the College tea
room. A business meeting follow
ed the luncheon.
Mrs. James Hart was welcomed
as a new member.
Club exhibits we're compositions
using and candles. Mrs
Hart won first prize, Mrs. John
Warner. second, and Mrs E. J.
Andrews. Jr., third.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Miss East to Marry
James N. w atkins

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mercer
East. Of South Boston. announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Anne Mercer. Of Richmond.
to James Nathaniel Watkins, also
OF Richmond, son Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Jones Watkins Of Clearwater,
Fla. and the late Samuel Wood
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

Mrs. S. W. Putney is visiting hcl
daughter and family. Mr.. and Mrs
" E s Flcty. Al Bel All Ii wood
bridge
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

Mrs. Ann S, Newman was the
e'pest Of her daughter. Mrs. X. K.
wallace, and Or Wallace IL Norfolk
: .ew days Ill TX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
|Gront to Talk
To Keseryists

Gen. U. S. Grant III will adj
dress a special training assembly
of Washington area Army re-
servists in Lisner Auditorium at
Is pm. Wednesday on THE
Evolution of American Military
Strategy"
He will be introduced by DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin, George
Washington University president
and District civilian aide to Sec
Rotary of the Army Brucker.
The Army Band will play a
special concert from 7:30 to 8
pm. to open the program. Pres
entation of 10 color guards from
the Army reserve units and
showing Of q new Defense De-
Ipartment film. "In Defense OF
Liberty" will be included.
Guests will be George Wash
ington University faculty men,
bers. their wives and wives of
Army reservists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

and the Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
The discussion subjects listed
for successive weeks are:
How Should the United
States Compete With Russia ~
What U. S. Policy for Europe?"
What U. S. Stakes in Middle
East?" Should U. S. Deal With
Red Gilman" III. S.-for or
Against 'Colonialism'?" "Are
'Neutralists' Against U. So"
What U. S. Military Strategy
in Nuclear Age?" How Much
Trade-How Much Air?"
First Time Here
A similar discussion program
was held in a number of other
cities a year ago, but this is the
first participation for Washing
ton.
Persons interested either in
joining or organizing a discus
sion group should contact the
program headquarters, Execu-
tive 3-384l.
Leaders of each group will
meet at Hurst Hall. American
Universiss, next Saturday at
10 am.