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Evening star., 1957-04-29

Nine. Bohemian. Uruguayan
Ambassador and Sonora de
Lacarte. Cuban Ambassador
Miguel Campo with Cuban
Minister and Sonora de Aver
hoff, Nine. Morgenstierne who
poured tea. DR.. and Mrs. Leo
nard Carmichael. the Augusta
RoSsos and Kay and Bill Coe
were among the crowd who
partook of the chunks of
marinated beef. melon balls,
sandwiches. strawberry tarts,
and so forth.
And there was Rose Saul
zalleS just back in town after
rs days around the world with
Nell MacCracken: Helen Ma
condray. French Counselor
and Nine. Olivier Manet, Mrs.
A. Mitchell Palmer. Italian
Counselor Gabrielle Paresce,
Senator Francis Green, the
Ralph Beckers,, DR.. and Mrs.
William Burdick, the Morris
Cafritzes with their son Cal
win. the Leslie Biffies. Sita and
Chuck Price, Roz and Stuart
Rockwell, Bill McComb and
500 others:
THE WILLIAM CULBERT-
SONS were also hosts yester-
day afternoon at the first Of
two parties they are giving.
Yesterdays was in honor Of
the Secretary General OF the
Organization Of American
States and Sonora de Mora;
next Saturdays will be for
Representative Joe Martin.
The 5 to 8 party in their
spacious apartment at 210l
Connecticut avenue drew Jus
tice and Mrs. Tc~n Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Prochnik,
Mrs. J. Ham Lewis, Mrs. Henry
D. Flood. Mrs. Effingham
Townsend. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Conger Pratt. and dozens of
people who were going or had
been to the Guggenheims'.
Directly across the street
from the Culbertsons still an
other party was going on at
the same time. Popular Rob-
ert Woolley and his daughter
Marguerite were at home to a
flock Of friends. some of whom
went to one or both Of the
above affairs.
THE DICK RUBOTTOMS
tossed a cocktail gathering
Saturday afternoon in the gar
den Of their Wesley Heights
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Won Voighonder-
Swetlund

1t. Col. and Mrs. Karl A. Won
voigtlander. USA. Of Arling-
ton announce the engagement
Of their daughter Marlene to
Mr.. Earle Moss SHETLAND. son
Of Mrs. Earle william LeGrow
Of Falls Church. and the late
Mr.. Swetland.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Purker-Smedbero

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold New
ton Parker Of Maysville, KY.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Ann Evans to
1t. William Renwick Smed-
berg. ". son Of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. william Renwick
Smedberg. III. Of Annapolis.
Md. An early summer wedding
Is planned.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Elhoror-GitNemun

Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Git
tleman announce the marri-
age of their daughter Jeanette
to Mr.. Michel E. Elharar Of
New York City. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noise Elharar of Casa
blanca. Morocco. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
Hotel 2400. The couple will
live in Long Island.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Buckle.OrdWoy

Miss Marilyn Buckle and
Mr.. Girard Lanterman Ord
way. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Ordway. announce
their engagement. Miss Buckle
is the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Douglas
Buckle. A July wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1957-04-29

Mrs. c. v. Thrasher of Boaz,
Ala. announces the marriage
Of his daughter Stella to Mr..
Robert w, Sears, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Sears of Wap-
pinger Falls, N. Y. The we'd
ding took place April 20 in the
First Baptist Church here. The
couple will reside in this city.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
WEDDINGS

daughter Betty Allnutt to Mr..
Daryl Winston Shaw. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shaw Of
Mansfield, Pa. The wedding
took place Friday in Christ
Congregational Church, Silver
Spring. The couple will live in
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Sullivon-Phelps

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Maurice
Sullivan announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Pa
tricia to Mr.. James w. Phelps,
jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Phelps Of Upper Saddle
River, N. j. A September we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Johnson-Serpon

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Schofield johnson Of Chevy
Chase announce the engage
ment of their daughter Re-
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Ablemon-Whitmon

Mr.. and Mrs. Percival J..
Ableman announce the engage
ment Of their daughter
Adrienne Frances to Mr.. j..
Martin Whitman, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Raynor Whitman Of
Baltimore. Md. A fall wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
ENGAGEMENTS
Robinson-Wise

Comdr. Hunter Robinson,
USNR (retired. and Mrs.
Robinson Of Arlington an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Deborah to
Midshipman Arthur Raymond
Wise. jr.. USNR. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wise of Arlington. A
fall wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1957-04-29

becca Downer to 1t. Charles
Zachary Serpan. jr.. USAR. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Serpan Of
Shaker Heights, Ohio. A
February wedding Is planned.
Evening star., 1957-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. David Winter
burn Dana Of Marblehead,
Mass. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Carol
to Mr.. Richard Alan Lanham,
son Of Mr.. Roy B. Lanham Of
Towson, Md. and the late Mrs.
Lanham. A fall wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1957-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A.
O'Neill of Arlington announce
the engagement of their
daughter Patricia Jane to Mr..
Lennart Carol Koneczny Of
Mclean. Va. A June wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Johnson-Kenney

Mrs. Orme Kenney of Tue
son. Ariz., and Mr.. Nathaniel
Taylor Kenney of this city
announce the marriage of
their daughter Barbara Taylor
to 1t. Robert William john
son. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam v. johnson of Del Paso
Heights, Calf. The wedding
took place April 81. in Green
Field, Okla.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
|Shuw-Whitmore

Mrs. Hugh Paxson Whit
more of Charles Town, w. Va;
announces the marriage of her
, 1957-06-28
Gov. Mrs. Gordon.
Arrive for C. II. S.
Graduation Exercises

Governor and Mrs. Walter
Gordon arrived by special
Navy plane this morning to
attend the graduation exer-
cises of the Christiansted High
School, at $50 tonight.
Administrative Assistant to
the Governor Tom Cunning
and Mrs. Cunning, accom-
panied them.
The Governor and his party
are special guests Of Mrs.
Elena Christian, Principal of
the school.
, 1957-06-28

Miss Sidney Coulter became the bride Of Victor A. Burset
recently ordained deacon Of the Anglican Church, at a Nup.
tial Mass in one of the most brilliant but very impressive
ceremonies seen here in a long time.
The Right Rev. Bishop IRVINE Swift, pontiacated; Father
Turner, Acting Rector of ST. Pauls, was the celebrant. The
, 1957-06-28
Junior Senior Prom
AT CHS. Wos
Outstanding Event

T h e Junior-Senio Prom
held in the Cafeteria of the
christiansted h School
Wednesday night turned out
to be a very gala event, as Gus
tomary, but with some added
features.
Each patron was greeted at
the door by Luz James, one of
the trio who sponsored the
program, and handed a little
booklet with a pencil tied on
to it. Inside was printed: ITO
the Seniors: We hope that our
theme will inspire you to con-
tinue on your successful path.
Hitch Your Wagon to a Star
Class of 49,"
There was a list of dedica-
tons inside. Mr.. James as mas
Continued on page ~
, 1957-06-28
" /. NSULAR TRAINING SCHOOL
HOLDS CLOSING DAY EXERCISES

A very interesting and enjoyable variety program was
presented by the boys of the Insular Training School at their
Closing Day Exercises on Wednesday afternoon. The boys,
the able direction and supervision Of their academic
teacher, Mrs. Keturah Simpson, were responsible for the en-
, 1957-06-28

tire production. The program
Of recitations, songs and skits
was well rendered and well
received.
The Invocation and Benedic-
ton were said by Reverend
Vincent Adams-G Gordon, who
is no stranger to the young
sters. Pastor Gordon worked
with the staff Of the Training
School, substituting for the
regular academic teacher, Mrs.
Simpson during her illness
several months ago. Superin-
tendent of the school, Caves
ton David was master of cere-
monies. He welcomed the
visitors and thanked all who
cooperated to make the pro-
, 1957-06-28
Fsted Organizes
Baseball League:
July ?

In an attempt to reorganize
baseball in st. Croix, a base
ball league has been formed in
Frederiksted with Harold
Benedict as President; Aubrey
Tate, Vice President; Juan
Acosta, Treasurer, and Greg
cry Hodge, Secretary. This
organization is known as the
Frederiksted Baseball League,
with the express purpose Of
promoting, governing and con-
Quoting non-professional base
ball
Four teams have been en-
tered in the League, they are:
the Athletics, Braves, a n d
Kresto Denia of Frederiksted
and the Indians of coable.
continued on page a
, 1957-06-28
gram a success.

gram a success.
Al the end of the variety
program Mrs. Juanita Card
inc, Supervisor of Elementary
Schools, was introduced by
Mr.. David and asked to pre-
sent certificates to the eleven
boys who were promoted to
the seventh grade. During the
twelve years the school has
been in operation this is the
largest group Of youngsters
that has ever been promoted
to the seventh grade in a Civ
en- year. Incidentally t h e
Achievement Record of t h e
Training School was second
INCLUDED on page a
, 1957-06-28
MISS SIDNEY COULTER BECOMES
BRIDE OF VICTOR BURSET

ONt0h NJ VIOION
Miss Sidney Coulter BEGAN
recently ordained deacon of Il
tial Mass in one of the most
ceremonies seen here in a lol
The Right Rev. Bishop Err
Turner, Acting Rector of st.
Epistle was read by Father
Hackett of the Holy Cross
Church; Father Penn of All
Saints Church in st. Thomas
read the Gospel; Father La
nier of st. Johns in Christian
sted was the Bishops chap
lain; Bishop Swift gave the
final blessing.
The beautiful bride walked
up the aisle on the arms of
her father, who gave her in
marriage, to the strains of
Trumpet Voluntary in D."
The groom's best man was
Father Reus of Puerto Rico.
The maid of honor was Miss
Sue Schwartz of New York,
former roommate of the bride;
the bridemaids were Miss
Nancy Hancock, the brides
classmate at Wooster College,
Ohio; Miss Jacqueline Bond,
Misses Jean a n d Marilyn.
Fleming.
Ushers were: Rev. Richard
Corning, Father Edgar Staff,
Seminarians John Wilson and
Lucas Serbia. The latter is the
groom's uncle.
After the ceremony the cou-
pie marched down the aisle to
Memberships Wedding March.
Seated at the Hammond con-
sole was Lieut.. Stephen Bostic
of St. Croix, brilliant pianist
and organist, a personal friend
of the bride and groom who
made the trip especially for
the wedding.
The church was filed to.
capacity with guests. After
CONTINUED on page q
, 1957-06-28
Atty. Abbott. Counsel
Of Interior Addresses
Graduates Tonight

Attorney George w. Abbott,
Counsel to the House Interior
and Insular Affairs Commit
tee, will be the speaker at
Commencement Exercises of
the Christiansted i 6 h
School tonight at $3.50.
Attorney Abbott, a brilliant
attorney, served the commit
tee when the Republicans con-
trolled the House; when the
Democrats won the majority,
they kept him just the anne
Because of the personal in
terest shown by him in the
during hearing last
December, Mrs. Elena Chris
tian, principal, always seeking
the best for CHS, decided to
invite Mr.. Abbott to address
the graduating class.
Evening star., 1957-12-08

"Ht EN- Again. Horder." How o
submorine offered Joponese plons
for the Battle OF the Philippine
SEQ in June. 1914. Reor Adrirol
Thomas IA. Dykers. retired. is
hoSt ond narrator.
Evening star., 1957-12-08
TUESDAY


despite overwhelming Mexican
forces. Don Toylor stors
e-Red Shelton Show. Color.
Glenn koddidlehopper turns bull
fiohter 70 impress O lovely senor-
ito. Rito Moreno is Reds guest.
1000
4-The coIifosniens.
A womon doctor wins the eonti-
dence Of the town os she fights o
smallpox epidemic. Audrey Tot
Ter, Adam Kennedy. Seon Nc
Glory.
5.Mr. Dist. Attorney. Crime.
7-West Point Story. Dronno.
A codet learns thot feor and
eouroee con 90 hond in hond :"
"Jet Flight.
1854. 900 Question. Quiz.
Hol Moseh. m. c.
1890
4-The HoneymooneTs. Cmdy.
Storing Jockis Glsoson. Audrey
Meadows. Art Coney, Joyce
Rondolph. tReruns.D
5-Errol Flynn Theotev. Or'mo.
7-Notionol Wrestling.
9-The Silent Service.
"Hit En- Again. Horder." !" How o
submorine offered Jcponese plons
for the Battle OF the Philippine
SEQ in June, 1914. Reor Admirol
Thomas IA. Dykers. retired. is
host ond nouotor.
ll:oo
4-News and Loeol News.
Horkness. Ward.
S-Eleven 0'cloek Movie.
iM Heuvs. "Desperote." le47.
A truck driver and his bride in
nocentIy become involved with
oonc. Steve Bredis, Non Leslie.
7-News. Weethev. Sports.
MeCoffrey. AlIen. Pickett.
9-News. Weether. Sports.
Richards. oouoIos. Ooniels.
HAS
4-Weothes. Sports.
Strineer. Simpson.
9-The Lese Show. Movie.
IA Houvs. "Smort Girls Don't
ToIk." l94s. A gambling cosino
is held Up and O society Girl finds
herself involved In o killing
Bruce Bennett, Niroinio MoYc.
I1:20
7-MysteFy TheoteF. Movie.
! Hour, IS Min. Lone Wolf Re-
turns" 1896. MelvYn Oouolos.
Il:25
Evening star., 1957-12-08

I. Piek the ess you went--new
Or used-then coll your Ssote
Form ooent obovt eonk PIon
finoncino ond insuronce.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
1858 Flue-Cured Farm A|Iotments
Variety Discounts Remain UNCHANGED

Prince Edward county farms will
have 1903 fliie-cured tobacco allot-
mcnts identical in Size with those
the past year, the County Agri-
cultural Sterilization and ConSer-
vatina office has bcea advised
The sountvs allotnents for
bright, ! or tiearet type tobacco.
tctal BIB II acres. The ASC office
will aas'e AZ additional one-half of
pne JET cent of this total for adj
fust.reIa pirposes only.
Alstislentss are established by
coufse .ASCi committees based on
p q, Department Of Agriculture
aioss> .tor ,itatGs and regions
.> Seeker Support Tnt
Tls HSnA haa announced tliat hi
waS no csse this year, prices far
Coka .saa.. Cocker I'D and Dixie
Br1sA. Ilf -variaties win ~ sup
rorlGF VI o,i@-half the rate for com
parssso grades of other varieties
T!isse> varieties We're put under
the Aaauced support plan because
the rpfartrlent CLAIMS they are low
81 lEsg r1Vnla and color nimin-
ishilE 0emtlnl FIR them and pilr-up
at u,A I'D stcsLS I'D to the effort to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

o. highway safety, the federation
plesG.ad for tighteE penalties
aften cpnvic;ion, including man
dar'a- gselnnl suspensions fol- per
song tcorvicted Of speeding at 70
mil@ neT hour an4 mandatory jail
sen1,ces for persons convicted Of
drisAR after revocation Of permits.
Thrs Also urged less secrecy in
gove. ninent business. ami recon
meated that the General Assembly
az III next session mako mandatory
that deliberations Of alt government
agehctes. local county and state,
be conducted only after due notice
is eiyers ID tile public and that
.all cltlzans shall have tho right to
De PRESENT
Among delegates attending were
Nh and Mrs; john Putney, Of Cum
ber}anG, Mrs. W p. Sanderson. of
Ashby, Nayesley Reames and c. B.
Lush: Of Amelia, j. c. Rea. Jr.. OF
Carterstilla :. MI, and Mrs. Edward
Z. Janney ! Of buckingham, and
n W pupsy. of Prince Edward.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

bcfl.a December IN, 1857 The dead
Inc f'e registering Is MAY 10, 1858.
Al .Ttrinrllse, the June town cleo
tioF. M concern the Office Of mayor
and .,oA eouncilmen. 1858 being the
yeas ior This five-name balloting i'll
the tSTn'k biennial system.
T.,e stAtev1de primary election
Will .es..lsld July -. 1853, with the
polk .ax payment deadhne May 3
and Pie final dav for registration
juno. ~
The Statewide general election
VIII oe held November 4, over a
6; a,l1., 40 & pm. time span. For
this xecsion May 5 is the final day
for l,ayine poll taxes and the last
day for -egistration. October J.. 1858.
Tac STATE general election III 1853
Wiz inYRlve Congressional offices.
vita both y. = House andS Senate
fee ~ involved.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Farm Folks Look At The Economy
Farm Bureau State Contention Calls For
Retail Sale Tax. RemounI OF Controls

sales tax with elimination Of the
two per cent bracket of the present
state income tax That he believes
would eliminate 70 per cent of the
present number of taxpayers. qWho
would pay through the other system.
The state president said contnu-
ing high personal income may ETH
able the state 70 squeak By III
revenue fol- a time. He warned that
many cities and counties can find
NJ WAY out of a steadily worseninE
situation under the present struc-
ture III tax sources, however.
Outside THE field Of agriculture.
The convention also expressed
opinion oh a number Of points. one
being call for continued segre-
gated schools. and free public
school system III which each locality
can participate or bolish its
schools.
Delegates also favored changing
state law so as to fil permit volun-
tary sterilization. . strengthen
the paternity law. and 81 recog-
ni2e common law marriages.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

discourage planting.
The base support price rate VIII
be 80 per cent Of parity. as pre-
sctibed by law Party is 4 pre-
determined price ratio for farm
commodities declared by law 10 be
III fair relation 10 prices farmers
pay for things they buy.
Agreement Ends
The 1858 crop Will be the last TO
be planted under government reeu-
lalons agreed to by farmers in 4h,s
1853 referendum.
acreage for the 1857 crop. now
IN the final selling stages. was clig
~ per cent by the uSDA. Thus
vear rrop Is not expected % equal
tlHe 1856 production mark Of about
leo pounds per acre. The drought
nay have cut this by 200 pounds
ra- acre vhen all the marketing
iacts are compiled.
Total acreage assigned ID yir-
ginia for 1858 Is n 1868. which means
tfat flue-cTed farms everywhere
VIII house allotmelts az the same
ieFel As last ycar a slight increase
I'D the state total will be reserved
lN- rev tar.,.s ard adjustments.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Town And Church Leagues
E. Fl. Hoy Replaces
FL. B. Chermside
As Charlotte Clerk

Edwin Ii HOY of Charlotte
Court House became CLERK Of
charlotta County Dc. |. He WAS
appointed bg Circuit CONT Judge
Jarl " Food ID fill the MucNpireti
term Of r. b Chefmside WHO re-
signed after serving over 40 Years,
Chermsides resignation was
submitted n November for l-ea-
sons of health Mr Chermside
came TO Charlotte County III 1905
AS a lawyer With THE Virginia Rail-
way later entering the Law firm
Of Darlington and Cheimside at
Charlotte C. II
He was appointed county clerk
IN 1917 and has held the position
until his resignation which was
effective NOV 80. He was for MANY
years chairman Of the Charlotte
Democratic Committee and WAS
never opposed il an election for
the position Of county clerk
Hoy has served as deputy clerk
II the county for over % years
and will serve out thc present
term which expires Jan i. 1880
IIe was recommended by NH
chermside aid the board Of super
visors tie rs \ veteran Of World
War ! ard served 81 the American
Peace Commission II Ials-l9l9 i'll
Palas France He n d member Of
the Village Presbyterian Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Town And Church Leagues
Basketball Season Starts Thursday
Evening With Two Local Games Sci

rarmrIlle basketball swings INTO
its first acton oI t9e yeas q the
town LEAGUE aid CHURCH leas'lc
each play a same at THE Farnyille
Memorial Arm0fy Thursday eve
MIN
Falnlyiile High School PLAYS .ts
flint contest lit tha Armaly Mon
DAY niaht. December 81 enttrtain-
tna last years champions from
bncking lam Centsaf hlHh Schoos.
Tnc Fafmvlle to0n and church
leagues MAS serted lat year
which WINS the first year TIE local
allnogy MAS completed ana. avail
able To the Recreation Association
The basketball LEAGUES are spor
sored bv the Farnlyine Memorial
Recreation Association which uses
approximately $500 Of its Com
munity Chest allotted $1,000 bad-
set to back Tie PROGRAM. Bach
feam IS also backed by its church
OF a local business.
The Methodist. Baptist and
Presbyterian Churches all haYe
teams Of both bows and elrls. Ac-
ccrdng 10 the schedule one BOYS
and one aifls game WIN be played
each week and one afternoon of
practice * scheduled.
Thcrc arc fon- toAn teams
which VIII compete each week
Games are scheduled for Thurs
ana Saturday evenings. with tllc
church team playing AT 7;30 and
the town team PLAYING at 8 80
The committee that has ar-
ranged The schedule Of play ii X
FL NcGaaey Panl simpson. d. M.
Arlington and II. Il Ieotc. All
adult coach on supervisor viii be
present AZ all games.
McGahe1 SAID season tickets
would be sold THIS year 10 nclude
admission te all Tire games
Thursday NIGHTS game viii fea-
ture Methodist and Baptist Boys
Al 100 and Craddock Terry and
Farmville Mfg at $50.
Each chmch team VIII play
eight games this wear Which is
about twice thc number played
last season.
Tie Methodist boys And slrls
won both trophies Al tAe eiid ol
tho season.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

81 resolution. adopted by formal
acton Of members. .and in speech
making she Virginia Farm Bureau
DIAGNOSED some Of the states agri-
cultural DIS. suggested remedies
and expressed opinions GA the gem
eral economy during the annual
meeting AZ its state federation last
week III Richmond
The gathering Of farm folks repre-
sRntirE county Farm Bureaus called
f0F 4 retail sales tax moi 10 exceed
three par cent. IN another area Of
taxation they spoke out AGAINST any
lowering 81 present tax rates Oh
public utilities
ALSO nv resolution, TIE conven-
tl8n voted to back legislation to
sifeagthen and improve the work
IF the State MIX Commission:
called for less incentive for quantity
production Of flue-cured tobacco and
Erow the types for which there is
demand. and asked that delivery of
corn stored under loan to the Com
modify Credi1 Corporation should be
variable and should depend On AREA
conditions
Want Supports Cut
Another resolution called FIT PRO
gressWely removing federal price
supports and controls except eli to-
haccn cotton and peanuts
Thn resolution said that when an
acreage limitation Is nut 81 ono
cron. the farmer then turns His pro
ductlon to other crops and live
stock ana instead of bcDcfitting All
farmers, ultimately All farmers
lose particularly those attempting
ID GROW livestock DR. crops not sup
ported
The conVentioners heard their
national president, Charles b Shu-
man, declare that much Of the farm
nrief support and control program
has been a sraitjacket for aeri-
eultllren There has been TOO much
price fixing he said. without regard
to What is happening III the market
placf.
They also heard Roy B Davis,
III. Of Halifax, whom they rc-
elected state president. say that a
state retail sales tax is al virtual
certainty within very few years NJ
sales TAX Coming
DAVIS suggested combining the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03


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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Amelia Woman, Hit
BY Automobile, Dies

An 83-year-old Amelia woman
died Sunday from INJURIES she re-
ceived when She was struck by a
car at the home OF her son, Melvin
Pike, Of Amelia county.
Mrs. Nancy Jane Pike died at b
Richmond hospital shortly after
She was struck as she walked be-
hind car which was turning
around in her sons yard.
Funeral services were held at 2
D. m December 2 al Little Flock
Baptist church Amelia county.
with burial in the church Gene
terry.
ms. Pike is survived hv two
other sons. Cephas and Lester
PIKE. and daughter. Mrs r. l..
Smith. all Of Amelia.