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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06
ATTENTIONS JunIoF and Senior
nigh SehOoIoFs
TEEN

Thursday, October 10, al tbs pm.
Montgomery e0uniy Farm WOnsn's Market
PARKING LOs-Bsihssda, Maryland
Wei and Betty Borcloy Fashions ore
sponsoring q teen fashion festival. so
local high school girls will model o teen
wordrobe, including our lotest Betty
Borcloy styles (. judges will select the
first and second best model and costume.
Commentary by Foe NordhoH from Betty
Borcldy.
Door prizes as we'll os prizes for the
winners.
Bring your steody :. refreshments will
be served ond music provided by Brion
Nordini's "Phoroohs. Chuck DuIone Of
WGAY will be on hand to keep the porfy
going. In cose Of roin, Friday ! lth.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

Ide dalindez. Q Columbia Uni.
yersity professor.
Mr.. Waters asked the Judge
to auash q subpoena calling foi
Mr.. Schmhhl's appearance yes.
|terday afternoon. This wal
denied. but time was granted
until yesterday afternoon for
Mr.. Waters TO ask the U. 8
Court Of Appeals for the Dis
trict Of Columbia 10 stay the
subpoena until Judge Young
dahl's ruling could be appealed.
Grand Jury in Recess
Government attorneys yes
terday consented 10 q delay In
Mr.. Schmahi's grand Jury ap-
pearance. putting the matter
over until January 3. A Justice
Department spokesman said
the grand Jury has been ex-
cused until after the Christmas
holidays.
In Franks trial, which ended
with his conviction BY q Dis
triet Court jury on December
10. testimony showed he made
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Smithsonian Gets
Fish Collection

The Smithsonian institution
has acquired a collection Of
several thousand fishes from
Australian and New Zealand
waters.
The collection was made BY
Col. John X. Howard Of Miami,
Fla, on the Great Barrier reef
and other areas ct the Anti
podes. The fishes were trans
ferred here from the Univer-
Isity Of Miami.
Col. Howard collected the
specimens four years ago. The
collection Is considered one Of
the most complete from that
part Of the world. It win be
studied and classified by DR..
Ralph Taylor Of the Smithson-
ian stan who Is preparing q
report on the fishes Of Aus
tralia's Arnhem Land.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
IWomun Convicted
IN Futuf Knifina

A MONTGOMERY County Jury
last night returned q man
slaughter verdict after three
hours deliberation in the trial
Of FIoy Helen Elizabeth Hall,
20, who was accused Of stab
bing q laborer last November 7.
The defendant was accused
Of staying Harry H. Cooper, 20,
who lived in the Lincoln Park
area Of Rockville.
Circuit Judge Kathryn q.
Lawlor deferred sentencing un-
til q later date. The maximum
sentence possible under the
manslaughter verdict is 10.
years In prison.
Police testified the defend
ant. who lives in the 500 block
Of Stonestreet avenue. Lincoln
Park. stabbed the victim with
q butcher knife after he ac-
costed her outside her home.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Tulk Set on Birds

An illustrated talk on Birds
and Their Nicknames" will be
given by . park naturalist at
1880 am. and 2:3o pm. TO-
morrow at the Rock Greek Ma
ture Center. near Porter street
and Williamsburg lane NV,
Both children and adults are
invited 70 the free program.
Evening star., 1957-12-20


10 telephone call efom Mr.
schmahl's ONCE TO Gerald
Murphy. an American pilot for
the Dominican government air.
line.
Mr.. Murphy disappeared last
December after reportedly
Dragging he knew what hap
pened TO DR.. de Galindez. A
report BY Dominican oficials
later claimed Murphy was MUIR
dered by Q Dominican pilot who
later committed suicide.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

Luther Younsdahl yesterday
he didn't want to appear be-
fore the grand Jury any more.
The investigator said he had
reason to believe the Govern
ment Is now considering him
as q defendant In the de Calm
dez case. Testimony In Franks
trial showed Frank reported 10
Dominican Generalissimo Ra-
fael Trujillo about an alleged
plot on Trujillo's life by DR..
Evening star., 1957-12-20

Jury investigating the March,
1855. disappearance Of Or,
Jesus de 0alindez.
Frank. sentenced yesterday
to q Jail term OF from eight
months to two years for acting
Illegally as en- agent Of the
Dominican Republic. once ap-
peared before the same grand
jury.
But Mr.. Schmahl, through
his attorney Frederick Waters,
told FEDERAL Court Judge
Evening star., 1957-12-20
/ GoIindez Case Witness
Wins Grand Jury Delay

reluctant grand jury witness linked with Washington
Attorney John Joseph Frank. temporary victory here
yesterday IN his effort TO avoid testifyng
The witness Is Horace w. Schmahl New York private
investigator who testified here last April before grand
Evening star., 1957-12-20

SUBURBAN DEALERS
CENTRAL MOTOR COMPANY
1901 oronoeo ST., ALEXANDRIA
o'BRiEN g RoHALL, INC.
1911 Wilson Boulevard. ARLINGTON
SHIRLINGToN MOTOR COMPANY
27oo South Arlington Mill Drive. ARLINGTON
Evening star., 1957-12-20

There are 20 beautiful Big M's-every model
and price range you could ask for. Six handsome
station wagons that lead their field in sales.
MORE VALUE. The Big M costs lot less
than it looks. In fact, some models of the so
called "low-priced 8" cost more than Mercury.
Come and see why The Big M means the most
for your money.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

GRADY MOTORS CORPORATION
1909 Wisconsin Avenue. BETHESDA
ABBY MERCURY, INC.
$500 Woshnsto Baltimore Boulevard COLLEGE PARK
TRIO MOTOR SALES
Rt 2o-2ll, FAIRFAX
CHANDLER MOTOR CO.. INC.
2lo Hunserford Dr.. ROCKVILLE
MONTGOMERY -STUBBS MOTORS, INC.
100 Eost-West Hshwoy. SILVER SPRING
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lass Pints Given
During Week at
Area Blood Center

During the past week the
Washington Regional Blood Gen.
ter collected LASS pints of blood
in the District. Maryland, vir-
ginia and West Virginia.
Donors this week may give
blood at Garfield Hospital from
8 am. to S pm. Monday through
Friday; Freedmen's Hospital, 8
am. to 4:45 pm. and 6 to 8 pm,
Monday through Friday and ?
to 5 pm. on Sunday; Walter
Reed Hospital, 9 am. to 4 pm
Monday through Friday and 7 to
g pm. on Tuesday; Washington
Regional Blood Center. l to 8
Ip m. Monday. 9 am. to 4:30 pm
Tuesday through Friday; Clin-
ical Center Blood Bank, National
Institute of Health, Bethesda
Md, from $3.50 am. to $3.50 pm:
Monday through Friday.
Bloodmobiles are scheduled tc
make the following visits this
week:
Tomorrow-Prince GEORGES County
Andrew Air Force Base. Service Club
from 9:30 am. to $3.50 pm. Arlington
County Chapter: Chapter House. 433;
Arlington boulevard. Arlington. Va. II
am. to pm.
Tuesday-Dfstrict of Columbia Chap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

The ABA's traffic court com.
mittee is now in the process Of
scheduling conferences with
judges. prosecutors and police
officials at State and regional
traffic seminars in all parts of
the country. 1t has made special
films on the subject and is pre-
pared to present results of a
long-continuing study in the
field.
Specific Recommendations
Among its recommendations:
/. Separate traffic cases from
others; don't sandwich them in
with other criminal proceedings.
2. Create an atmosphere of
decorum and judicial dignity;
avoid the routine and the UNI
impressive.
3. The judge should explain
procedures and the rights of
defendants before cases are
heard.
4. When the defendant is
guilty" the judge should ex-
plain his reasons for the de-
cision and the penalty imposed.
Tuesday tPofrt y: As o driver. ore
you q Cont" Don't" or WON'T"
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is to make the experience a
deterrent to future traffic vio-
lations. David Maxwell, ABA
president. points out that this
is an absolute necessity in view
of the rapidly increasing de-
pendence of the average Amer
lean on the auto. And it is
suggested that without vastly
improved traffic discipline, a
situation approaching chaos
could appear by 1865 when 100
million drivers will be on the
Nations highways.
What's the answer?
Nobody knows it all, but the
automobile industry recently
contributed 100000 through
the Automotive Safety Founda-
ton to help the ABA build a
program for promoting high
caliber traffic court procedures.
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ter: Main Navy, Constitution avenue
Room 2541, from Gao M to $3.50 . m
Tor Model Basin. Carderock. Md, from
am. to 3 pm. DIST. District OF
Columbia Chapter: Navy Annex, Gym in
the North Exchange Activities Building,
Columbia pike. left az flrst gate, guard
will direct parking, from $3.50 am. TO
$3.50 pm.
Wednesday-D. C. Chapter: Pentagon.
6 6oom $3.50 5oD', from 10 an to Pm
Church, Orange. Va. from 10 am. to
pm. EST.
Thursday-St. Marys County Chap
ter: Father Andrew White School. Leon
ardtown. Nd. from 10 am to 4 pm
Culpeper County Chapter: Culpeper Bap-
list Church told building on Davis
street, from 10 noon to g pm. EST.
Friday-District OF Columbia Chap
ter: Ofiice of 0uaftermaster General.
Room 1102 B Building, from 10 am. to
pm
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with the judicial system do so
in traffic court.
what they see and hear in
these courts" says Chief Justice
Arthur T. Vanderbilt Of the New
Jersey Supreme Court. creates
their impression of all courts"
This is one reason why the
American Bar Association has
now Joined hands with the auto
motive industry in concerted
effort to improve traffic court
procedure. Raise the level of
traffic court operation, get it out
of politics, clothe 1T with the
dignity it should have-and the
public will respond with a new
respect for its legal process.
This is the argument, with
which most agree.
Also Viewed as Deterrent
A second big reason for i'm
proving traffic court procedure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

ELEVATED - Rear Ad-
miral George A. Rosso,
Assistant Director of the
Navy Chaplains Corps, has
been elevated by Pope Plus
XII to the rank of Domes-
tic Prelate with the title of
Right Reverend Mon
signor. The Most Rev. Pat
rick A. O'Boyle, Archbishop
of Washington, will for
mally invest him with
robes of Office during a
service at 4 pm. next Sum-
day in the Naval Security
Station Chapel here
Navy Photo.
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Town Teaches Sufety

AALBORG, Denwark. - The
Aalborg Lions Club has opened
Denmark's first traffic school for
children. 1t is a miniature town
with small vehicles running on
streets whose names are taken
from children's fiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
LAW IN THE NEWS
Drive to StreomIine
Troffic Courts Gains
By PHIL YEAGER and John GAINS

An estimated to 10 million charges of traffic violation
filed year in than $4,000 traffic courts throughout
United States allowing for the fact that most
charges which the violaor orfeits his
without appearing court it still good bet that about
five American citizens who into contact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
suds loving
BOYS WEAR
3'ss an. 4'ss

Wash and wear polished cot
ton camp jackets with zip front
and two slash pockets, elastic
at hips. Assorted colors in
sizes 6-l8. 4.99
Not shown: Juniors drip-dry
slocks of $50 Docron and
$500 royon in novy, brown
and chorcool. Sizes 6-l2. 3.99
Wash and wear short sleeve
sports shirts in sizes 6 TO 20.
2.e9
Down Stors Store, Boys Wear
also 7 Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesda Budget
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Old Abilene Items
Vacation Bible School to Start Monday
At BeuIuh Church For Area Children

Pev and Ms. S King are at
ending a conference this week
Their children, C B and Elaine,
are visiting their grandparents
joe Pankey. who broke his lee
is out Of the hospital and getting
along fine
Ms j c LaPrade is st'll pa
tent at southside Community Hos
pital
H man Nelson who underwent
snreery last Mondav is doin g
nicely He is at home
Chappels Go to Richmond
MIS- M o. Chappell and dauah-
ter G~av spent a few DAYS last
week with her mother Mrs r H
Webb in Richmond Mr. Chapel
and son Meredie. visited there SIN
day and Mrs Chappell and Gray
came home with them.
James Gordon recently visit
Mr. and Mrs Albert Davis. anc
family.
Mrs Mamie Chappel and MIS-
Petty Chappell attended the Long
wood College graduation in Farm
vile Mrs. Chappen's niece. Mis-!
10 Hillsman. was a graduate
Mrs S. D. Bailey Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Bailey and d.aug liter
Brenda, recently visited in Tennes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

Sunday school graduating from Pow
hatan High School this year The
presentation was made by Mrs E
P. Hicks, young peoples director
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest R Jones
ar expecting MI ana Mrs. Marion
Hall, and family, of Richmond, on
Tuesday Ms. Jones birthday They
win be accompanied by MS. Ray
mond Robbins, also Of Richmond
The new home of MIR and Mrs
Paul Monte is East COMING to com
@'eti0n MI Monte works at the
state Farm on the Southside. and s
doing much Of the work himself
when he * az duty We are all
lad to have the Monte family to
locate here prcmanentlv
Mac Racer and daughters, Peggy
nd Pamela, have returned home
rom west Virginia where they
spent several DAYS visiting with
Macs mother and other relatives
MSS Rose Stone went with them
y stay ort there for the summer
she has been staying here this past
winter attending high school
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Bryant i. Jamerson
Dies in pamp'in

Bryant Thomas Jameson, q re-
tired farmer. died June II at the
home Of his daughter Mrs Frank
Irving, in Pamplin He had been
In failing health for several
years
The son of Daniel and Mary
Ferguson Jamerson. he was born
July %. 1853 IN Appomattox
county. His wife was the late Mrs
Mamie Garrett Jameson. He was
q member of Elon Baptist church
In addition to Mrs. Irving. sur
vivors are three sons. f. T, x w
and B E Jamerson. 18 grand
children. II grandchildren
and five sistres. Mrs. A. L. Crews
Of South Charleston w Va. Mrs
r E. Roach of Hopewell Mrs
Russell Nicely of Danville. Mrs
Thomas c. Raine, Of Fairfax and
Mrs. Benny Massey. Of Pamplln.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Rice Items
Miss Mary Lyle To Be Corre5Dondent
For Next Six Weeks; Please Call Her

Mr. and Mrs. CLYDE Taylor. and
children. Of Fredericksburg, were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs
w. S. Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. H. t.
jenkins, and sons, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Motley, Mrs.
Minnie Giles and 7. H. Edwards.
of Chatham. spent Monday with Mr..
and Mrs S H Bailey
Mr. and Ms. J. H. Banton. of
Gainesville, were week end guests
Of Mn and Mrs. Gene Banton.
Mrs. II H Hubbard is GONZALES
cling at her home after being a pa
tent IN southside Community Hos
pital
Bfadshaws Have Guests
Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
r M Bradshaw we've Pat Eason
Of Carrsville Mary Ann Edmonson
Of Noifolk and George and Bryan
Grinnon 81 Hampden-SYdnev Col
lege and Norfolk
mrs R 4 Bradshaw Is patient
at southside Community Hospital as
the result Of a fan
Mrs J Frank Wood. of Rich.
mgnd Ms. H. r Bradshaw aid
Mr and Mrs W S. Weaver Viii
leaNe Monday for California They
viii also visit Dr and Mrs VI W
Bondurani ln san Antonio, Tex
Miss Mary lyle At 2037-R win b
the correspondent for the next siz
weeks Please. can hel Oil Monday
YEN have any news Thank YOU
MISS Mary 1--WE MIS- H L. Brad
straw and Mfs II r Bradshaw
were luncheon guests NJ Mr. and
Alfs ~ s Weaver Tuesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Rice Items

Miss Mary Lyle spent the week
end with Mrs. j B Massey and at
tended the HampdenS Sydney College
commencement
Dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs Z
y Marshall and Mr. and Mrs Ker-
init Cook. and SON Thursday were
Rev and Mrs. H. N. Soyars. of
Famville. Rev and Mrs C H
Beale, of Burkeville. and Mr. and
Mrs T A. Hubbard.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Jenkins and
Mrs Rosa Jeffries. of PETERSBURG
were week end guests of Mr. and
Ms Winbern jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Baldwin. and
family of Norfolk. are spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs f W
Baldwin.
Farieys Visit Mother
Mr. and Mrs Winston Farley and
sons. spent Sunday with her mother,
Ms w II Wick, at B ranchville.
MIS- G E swecker. Of Wvthe-
vile. Nfs Ida 0Verton OF Halifax.
Mrs Tommy Goodman Of Airing
tcn John 3 Overton Of Alleghanv.
and S " Bondurant Of Blacksbtne.
were overnight guests Of Mr. and
mrs w L Vaughan Friday Visit
na il The same home were MI.
and Mrs John Bondarant, Of Farm
vile and Mr. and Mrs F q Wal
ton
MIS- { } Bradshaw spent the
week end in Richmond with Mr.
and Mrs Alan Chenely and Miss
Claudia Bradshaw
M and Mrs " S Farley an
nounce the birth Of a daughter
Margaret Elizabeth June : at
Southside Community Hospital
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
? in Radiord

Miss Betty Chappell and Mrs
Garland Clark are both at Radford
this week
Dale and Eddie Clark are visiting
heir grandparents. Mt and Mrs.
W D. Fe gason. near Brookneal.
Miss Mabel DAVIS and Mrs Al
bert Davis. and children, are on a
week IS vacation and viii spend part
q their time AZ jamestown
Miss Bess Mae Franklin was
taken u q Williamsburg hospital
Monday All her friends hope she
will soon BE- wen and back with us.
Bible School to Start
Vacation Bible school starts Mon
DAY Jane III. At 3 am. at Beulah
church All child en IN this section
+ afe invited to attend
mrs SIZE BALDWIN Is in South
SIDE Community Hospital
Mr and mrs. Nj . Chappen. and
children. visited Rev. and Mrs. Ray
jenkins. and family III Amelia Or
heir way heme sunday While
there they were shown the parson
dec which Has a complete new in
SIDE The Jenknses hope to move
ii next week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
jefferson Items
Jefferson Items
Nelu Residents Welcomed, Nelu Home
Nears Completion In Community

M and Mrs. Francis Graham.
Of Blacksburg, spent a long week
md with Mr. and MS. v L.
Sprouse. They also visited other
relatives in Powhatan county.
Mrs Carter F Tilman and Mrs
Earl Tilmar, and small son. all Of
Route IS, Richmond. spent Friday
visiting Bernard Mayo near Fine
Creek Mills. En- route home they
stopped to visit Mrs. W. M Tilman
and Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Perkins
Mrs Alice Whitehorne, and two
small sons, > of High Point. N. c..
spent last week visiting Mr.. and
Ms. Robert VanDervoort at Meri-
man
Mrs. Robert A. Cosby and son.
Cabe. left early Friday morning for
Blacksburg where they stayed until
late Saturday They brought Bobby
Cosby home for his summer vaca.
ton
Perkins Home From u. Va.
Another student home for the
sumner vacation is Paul Perkins
from the University of Virginia He
spent the week end in Virginia
Beach and after a few days rest
VIII work this summer in Richmond
( Everyone in the community was
indeed sorry to learn Of the mis-.
fortune of Mrs. w w Michaux a
few days ago when she broke her
arm
Mrs W T Jackson's home has
been a very busy place for the past
two week ends. Sunday. June 2
guests were w I Harvey. Miss
Annie p Harvey both Of Lovings
ton and Mrs Clinton Hill. anc
daughter Of Faber. who spent the
day and were dinner guests. Sun.
day june 8 guests were Mr. anc
Mrs J p Harvey and two chill
dren Mrs Louise Simpson, and two
children and S X Meyer. all OF
Lovingston Nh and Mrs. Charlie
Duke and three children, Of Rich
mond Mr. a.d Mrs f A. Martin
NJ Richmond spent the week end
Guests Drop in
Tuesday unexpected visitors al
the home 81 Mr.. and MRS. Ernest
r Jones were Mr. and MIS-. Eugene
Stark Of Nunico, Mich, residents
Of III rs community quite number
Of years ago their son and his
wife, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kidd. O.
Highland Springs, relatives Of the
Stark family
Mi. and Mrs 6 N Pitts we're il
Richmond Sunday visiting MI. anc
Mrs Sam Pitts.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Shaver
had pleasant Saturday fishing
trip near West Point They wert
ored boys about 10 miles from
Powhatan C H
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

MRS Homer wills. family life
chairman, discussed Good Manners
for the Entire Family The club
voted to send their president. Mrs
Edward F Tilman to the Institute
Of Rural Affairs this year. if she
can arrange to GO.
Fine Creek Baptist church Mamie
Bland David circle had 4 meeting
June al the home Of Mrs Mason
Smith at Maidens
WINS Presents Testamenis
Sunday morning, the Woman,s
M ssionary society and Mamie
Bland David circle Of Fine Greek
Baptist church presented white New
Testaments to the two young ladies
who are members Of the church and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
.IIixhurs

WAS Posale Fore Is visitinr in
Jacksonville Ana Chattahooche, Fla
Tin and Llovd Coleman MI and
Mans w NJ Varehan Mr and MIS-
Dri'in Thomas, jim Lewis. Hunter
Ferguson. n ank Coleman. g G.
Clement and Mt and Mrs Edwin
Fo~e went fishing at Deltaville last
Tuesday A picnic lunch was served
on the boat
Dv and Mrs Lee Brooks were
week end guests Of Mn and Mrs
Eugene Sears
Mr and Mrs Paul Oliver, and
Beth, Of Richmond visited Mr. and
Mrs william Xix III. over the
week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14

accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Troy
Blankenship, c Isle Hamm. of
Statesville, N c., Mrs Claude
Shaver and Mr.. and Mrs Glenn
Connatser. Of Sandston. Sunday Mr.
end MS Shaver went to Richmond
to visit MS. Mead Woodfin Of
buckingham. who was a patient at
Willis Hospital They had
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Waitsell
Gwaltney before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Hicks spent
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Lee Hicks near Bon Air
Mrs. H. c. Perkins was in Rich
mond Sunday afternoon to visit her
brother. Scott Hening. who is a
patient at Medical College Hospital
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Linda
Mr. and Mrs Harry Rose are
making their permanent residence
near the county line at Midlothian
Harry has accepted a new position
as salesman. Last week he was in
Florida getting acquainted with his
work He will be in New York for
two weeks training and then will be
assigned his oWn territory, which
will include parts Of Virginia and
North Carolina.
Mrs L. 6 Elmore and son. Os-
car, Of Dabneys, spent a day re
Gently With Mrs Linwood F Hicks
Mrs Palmer Hosford was in
North Carolina last week end tt
attend wedding
Mr. and Mrs Oliver {. Lippy
and sons and Miss Lenora Percy
Of Richmond. spent Saturday al
the jamestown Festival
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Lippy en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs Q c Lppy
Of Maidens. at supper Wednesday
Nh Lippy's birthday
Mrs. Hosford Attends Wedding
A recent trip Of B Wilson was
70 Camp Farrar near Ocean View
10 meet other extension workers
making the camp i'll tip-top shape
for the Alters who win 90 later il
the season The rest Of thu weel
he spent With his parents Al
ST. Brides
Miss Adelaide Ford of Richmond
visited her sister Mrs Luke Harris
Fine Greek Baptist church daily
vacation Bible school started of
with splendid enrolment Monda,
morning, and viii continue through
Friday with commencement exer
cises Friday night at s pm. at the
church Mrs Clinton Williams j!
superintendent this year.
Jefferson Home Demonstration
club met at the home of Mr. anc
Mrs. w, c Kirby June 6. The dem
nstration. Easy Nutritious Des
serts. was given by the projec'
leader, Mrs Linwood F. Hicks
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Md. is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs C. T t,amberth. this week
Mrs Howard. Shorter and Mrs
Shorter Metcalf entertained the Ella
Binford circle wah a dinner Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Golden. Of
Washington D. c.. snt Mrs c. II.
Mathely Of Farmville, '.isited Mrs
L E MOTIFS Sunday
Mr.. AID Ms Nod Elsal, ap1
daufhters, # Kinespo"t. Tom. a.
vis'tnp Mr.. and MS J Brook
Elan this week