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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
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MI aad I~s, Gfafton Rlantcn and
son Chuck, Of Sawicklev. Pa. Miss
Gertrude ONeill Of Buffalo. N y /.
John Ahern and 10 DsCafio. Of New
York. were recent guests Of Mr.
and MS. M. Z. Blanton at Tam
worth.
Mr. and Ms. j. Alex Rsnsona
were recent guests of Mr. and Ms.
William v London in Arlington,
Mrs. Ransone attended an Eastern
Star banquet and meeting in Fair
fax, was the overnight guest OF Ms.
Lucy Hoppe in Vienna and attended
breakfast given BY Mrs. Myri,a
Hurst at her home tor Eastern
Star grand officers.
M Ruth Carnage has returned
after spending several days in Ashe-
vile, ~ C.
Re' and Mrs j Murrav Allison
Of Albany N r.. we're week end
q'esfs Of Mr.. and Mrs. J Kenneth
Cla X.
Mrs ri WI billiard is spending
some time with DR.. and Mrs. Fran
els 3kDillard IN South Boston
Nh as4 MRS w X .Paekes ,'o1
poss.atan. =,sisssats Ne. ard Mrs. NJ
E. Blanien. Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs
G. l.. Blanton Sunday.
MS r = Dabney spent Thurs
day in Richmond
Frank Dean Irving. Of Bedford
spent the week end at his honlt
MI. and MIS-. H. B. Pleasant
spent Sunday al jamestown
MS. Linda Walton was guest o
relatives in Richmond Thursda,
night.
MIS- H A. Wills. Mrs Maggit
Davis and Joe Allen. Of Richmond
visited the Ransones in Cartersyin
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Richmond visited NJ and Ms "
3 stoabai sunday
Miss Peggy Ford, of Richmond,
spent the week end at home.
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Perennial Borders
Y opic Of Amelia Club

~ Amelia Garden club held
itt October meeting Thursday in
the home Of Mrs. r. c. Claypool,
with talk by Mrs Rosa NJ
Courier on perennial borders
Miss Florence Clarke won the
blue ribbon IN the arrangement
class with chrysanthemums. Win
mgr in the specimen class was
MIS-. Garland Morris. Mrs. James
Courier Jr.. won the red. Mrs.
Counters single chrysanthemum
won a blue ribbon. Miss Selma
Hihdle received the blue ribbon
for her specimen marigold.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

and Mrs. B A. Peters visited the
W. c. Hedricks Thursday
H. H Moorefield, Jr.. will enter
Mcclure Hospital in Richmond Mon
day for observation and treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Starllings
visited MI and Mrs. MILFORD He'd
rick. and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Vance. Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Jr.. and children. spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Charles Southall at
Tuggle
Nh. ard Mrs. r. c. wilson Erma
10 Mary Ann and Riley Wilson
spent the week end in Johnson
City, Tenn
Mrs. D W. Sutton. and children.
and Ms O NJ. Sutton, of Manteo.
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Gravel Hill

Sunday luncheon guests ~ NIT
and Ms. y. r. West We MISE
Trmmsa ts aaa Vi-~i--'- Na~ ce
Charlottesville. During the after
IRON they csilel an Ffaaels
'Vcs-s.
Mr.. and NJ S. William Agee. SIN
day hlncNeon guests Of Mr., and
Mrs Frank saea. # Dillw--n. &C lied
on Mr. and Ms. F. @. Williams and
C. H. Agee before returning to
Richmond.
Ms Ea ! Absaer and s~n. Gene.
-en' 4 dar last week with NJ Is.
Absher's parents IN the Curdsville
community
Mrs F.7ncis Vest viii atteud
Alice KYLE district meeting Of
le Virginia Federation Of Women's
lubs Friday in Chase City. Ohe s
from the Buckingham ountv
Y mans clrb attending will be MS.
George White. Ms. Rowlett H
}luce and MS. Julian Dunkum.
M. .nd VS. rcm woodv. "
uunting IN, W Va. we're IN the
community Sunday MS Woody
nee Virginia Whitlow. was reared
on the Whitlow farm. now a par'
of the Davidson properties. and
Mr. Woody as a young man worked
at a saw mill
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

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the medium price field II. the glamorous all-new
1858 Chryser Windsor!
nEwi car not only aH-nem in styling outside
and inside dH-nem in engineering dH-nem
in performance but representing an all-new con-
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NEW And To top it aIlyou have the pride
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Re Cmbr Sh paper The Echo
th not operate" mes Margaret Priscilla
Iaion On the tan lat
anton the al Jean Rowan
m and Dt Fore d ~ back row areNe
at dt Ruby gins pot Patsy ypktT The
pr ever weeks Oth st m pat taken
Marie Sea nc Baar Newman.
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w. G. Hedlick, and children. az
companied Mrs. Leslie Lane 10 her
home in Dendron for the week end
Mrs. Lane is improving from 4 re-
cent eye ope alton.
Mr. and MIS- Charles Hi, o.
Richmond, announce the birth Of a
daughter. October 25. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Gates are the maternal grand
parents. Mrs. Gates is spending a
few days in the Hill home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

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TO own SO much glamour SO much luxury
for 50 little! Only Chrysler offers II today,
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such as Chrysler's new Auto-PiIot! The greatest
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invented Not a governor, but an assisting
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THREE GREAT SERIES IN rt-eEE PRICE cL ASSES
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

.ts,e.s' II offers YOU every hurry knoun to
!. nlouely its own. Torsion Are suspension.
,aHfrol power steering, dual headlights and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

HOLLYWOOD MAMA. -
Daryl Zanuck wants Paul NUM-
or a younger look-alike to play
Stain in THE Life of Joseph
Stalin";; movie he insists on
making. Because the Russian
government won't let him shoot
any scenes in Russia. Zanuck
will make the picture in Turkey.
He is now in London setting up
production.
Kathy Grant, torching for
Bing Crosby, came alone to the
soiree hostessed by June AllysOn
for her MY Man Godfrey
German costar. o. w. Fischer,
who told me that 20. W." in his
native tongue is a wall to
heaven. Among those at the
party were the Van Helms. Jack
Bennys and Willie Wylers. On
asking Willie about Thieves
Market" the movie he directs
for Gregory Peck, learned that
Ava Gardeners status continues
clouded, but she still might
costar." It's a question of Doth
Fox, Metro and Ava agreeing on
the date.
John Wayne, recovering from
the flu in Libya, couldn't fly over
for Mondays Inauguration fes-
tivities in Washington. And
Wendell COrey'S daughter has
recovered from serious rheumatic
fever. which is very good news
for his family, friends and fans.
Natalie Wood has a new
admirer-Dennis Hopper. They
were dining the other night at
the Oyster House on restaurant
row. like Ingrid Bergman.
She's a great actress and ] think
she suffered for her fiouting OF
convention and the marriage
laws. But I don't quite go for so
much adulation now.
Things we could do without:
Basil RathbOne's opposition to
Edward Mulhare'S replacing Rex
Harrison for a month in MY
Fair Lady" on the New York
stage. Rathbone has lived here
much longer than 1, and he is
still a British citizen. Why
should he object to Mulhare get
ting such a wonderful break? If
Mulhare does well, he will also
play the plum part on Broad
way when Harrison and Julie
Andrews take the fabulous hit to
Drury Lane in London next year.
x \ +
Paul Douglas and Jan Sterling
are paying $1,000 a month for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

studio might make the movies In
Europe with frozen funds.
When John Derek was ru-
mored to be in Mexico last week
seeking a quickie divorce so he
could marry Ursula Address, he
actually was at home reading
the script for a Zane Grey tele-
film. "They Were Four" and he
signed for it. John says he will
wait until his California decree
is final before he weds again.
A street in Yorkshire. Eng
land. named after Elvis Presley
brought this reaction from a
resident: 1T is true that Presley
gives pleasure to man: SO does
whisky. but l never saw a street
named after it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
Citizens Held Key
In Curing Blight

Citizen cooperation is a de-
finite need in handling a COM
munity blight. Mrs. Florence N.
Cornell. representing the Adams
Morgan Better Neighbor Con-
ference last night told the
Kalorama Citizens Association.
Mrs. Cornell pointed out that
Ia program of adult education is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

one Of the many needs in erasing
this complex problem facing
communities today.
Mrs. Cornell hoped the interest
shown by the Kalorama Citizens
Association would develop into a
program to better their COM
munity and to set an example for
other citizen associations.
/ Cover M. Koockogey, president,
conducted the meeting, which
was held in the Adams School,
Nineteenth and California streets
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

Board Of Visitors to the United
States Naval Academy.
DR.. Malott was named to sue
coed DR.. Henry T. Herald, presi-
dent of the Ford Foundation. who
resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
WOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Zonuck Sees NUM- as Stain

their home by the East River in
New York, and although her
play has folded, Manhattan will
be their headquarters for the
nine months of the lease - and
longer If Paul's play, "a Hole
in the Head" is a hit. Jan will
commute to Hollywood for tele-
vision and movies. Their beauti-
full home in New York can be
seen on Ed Murrow's Person
to Person" TV program tonight.
Helen Hayes was on the set
when her son, James Mac
Arthur, was making his movie
acting debut in Young Strang-
|ers." She watched several takes,
then said in a surprised voice:
You know, I'm very impressed.
This boy has talent" Well, he
breathed it in all his young life.
More trouble with Otto Pre-
minger's Joan of Arc" in Eng
land. Otto has now switched his
|cameraman as we'll as leading
man. This Joan. 18-year-oid
Jean Seberg. wasn't entirely in
Experienced when she was signed
after an around-the-world hunt,
She had season of repertoire
in Iowa.
\ \ y
June Haver read the reports
of snow in the East and decided
to cut the PA. tour with hus-
band Fred MacMurray, who is
travelling with his Gun For a
Coward. June will catch UP
with him when he arrives in
Miami.
Diana DORIS is dieting-a dou-
BILE chin shows in her latest news
photograph. Diana has two pic
lures to make for RKO, for a
total of $4,000 and. rather than
1Aea The vraAvaU, ktaa elAr,aI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
Futher-Son Supper

The Washington YMCA will
sponsor a father-and-son supper
at 6:15 pm. tomorrow in the
Central YMCA gymnasium. 1886
G street NV. Guests will in
clude Art Lamb of WTTG radio
and TV and Shelley Mann, Olym-
pic swimming star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
Cornell Head Named
Naval Academy Visito,

President Eisenhower late yes
terday appointed DR.. Deane Wal
do Malott. president Of Cornell
University. as a member Of the
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Everest Conqueror Making Overland
 Dash to South Pole

AUCKLAND, N. Z., IT. Sir Edmund Hillary was reported racing toward the South Pole Thursday. If he reaches the bot tom of the world, he will be the first explorer to make it over land since 1912.
 Hillary radioed he is s'hell bent for the South Pole God willing and crevasses permitting" The conqueror of Mt. Everest and his small party have about 325 miles to go.
 A message received here indi- cated Hillary had abandoned earlier plans to link up with. pr. Vivian Fuchs at Depot 700, but is leaving supplies there for him. Fuchs is leading a British party from the South American side of the continent in the first attempt to trek across the Antarctic Fuchs and Hillary are expected to return together to Hillary's base camp near McMurdo Sound on the New Zealand side of Ant arctica.
 Fuchs is depending on the sup plies to help him complete his transantarctic trek, but his party apparently has been slowed down 700 miles from the pole by ere vases and mechanical trouble with his tractors.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Life Sentence Decreed For Man Convicted of
 Killing Wealthy Wife

LOS ANGELES HEThe rest of his life in prison, instead of death in the gas chamber has been de- creed for L. Ewing Scott.
 The penalty verdict was re- turned last night by the same jury which convicted him last Satur- day of murdering his wealthy wife, Evelyn, 63. She disappeared from their fashionable Bel-Aair home two years and seven months ago and hasn't been seen since.
 The 61-year-old stockbroker took the verdict calmly. At the words Imprisonment for life," he pursed his lips and raised his hand to smother cough.
 "Mr. Scott is pleased, obvious ly," his chief counsel said later.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Marquess Denies Marriage Plans
 With Eva BartOk

KINGSTON, England, R-The Marquess of Milford Haven spent 10 hours yesterday at a cottage with Hungarian-born film actress Eva Bartok and her baby.
 The marquess, who was best man at the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II, told newsmen who had spent the 10 hours waiting outside:
 Romance? Marriage? What are you talking about? was guest for dinner, that's all"
 Miss Bartok's baby, Deana Gra- zia, was born in a London clinic
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
One-Day Holiday Accidents Take Toll of 262 Lives
tBy The Associated Press)

Christmas traffic deaths climb ed to the second highest total for one-day Yuletide holiday since World War II.
 The final tabulation, including late reports of casualties caused by accidents that occurred be- tween 6 pm. Tuesday and mid- night Wednesday, showed 210 traffic deaths, 27 in fires and 25 in the miscellaneous class for a total of 2S2.
 The traffic toll more than doubled the toll for non-holiday period of the same 3O-hour dur ation, and exceeded the National Safety Council prediction of 180.
 There have been two other one day celebrations of the Christmas holiday since World War II. Dur ing one of them, 1947, the traffic toll was 179. During the other one, 1946, the toll was 263, a record for a one-day 30-hour per iod.
 ssThere must be better way to celebrate Christmas on the highway than by piling up a
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Russian Press Says
 Soviet Plane Flew At Altitude of 63,335 Feet

MOSCOW R-The Soviet press continued today to make high claims for Russian warplanes without giving enough details for comparison in the West.
 The military newspaper Red Star said standard jet fighter went above 19,OOO meters (62,335 feet recently and was the first such plane to attain this height. The plane was not identified.
 The official worlds altitude record for jet plane is 2O,O83 meters set in 1855 by a British plane. US. rocket test planes have been higher.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
Friday. December 27. 1887

last October. She refuses to name the father. She separated from her fourth husband, Austrian actor Curd Jurgens, in September 1856, and is here on brief holi- day from film-making in Ger many.
 Milford Haven's name was linked to Miss Bartok's before she married Jurgens in 1855. The ST. year old nobleman was divorced by his wife the year before.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27

death toll two and half times as great as the toll for a n-holiday Wednesday at this time of the year." commented Ned H. Dear born, president of the National Safety Council.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27
MAN BORN ON CHRISTIANS DIED WEDNESDAY AT o9

AUBURN, NY, @ Shoework- CT Richard Smith died Wednes- day, Christmas Day, the day he was born in 1868. It was his 89th birthday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-27

The earliest state income tax was instituted in Virginia in 1843.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Olney-NOrbeck
Citizens Fight
DRIVEN Movie

Olney and Norbeck residents
turned out in force this week to
fight zoning applications for a
driven theater and an electronic
plant.
Near Norbeck, Arnold ]. Nc
Kee wants to build a drive-in
on tract of 14,5 acres just off
Georgia Ave.
At a public hearing this week
before the County Council neigh
bors strongly opposed the pro-
posed rezoning.
Brooke Johns, eX-Ziegfeld star
and former County Commission
err whose Brooke Manor Farms
Country Club is close to the site
proposed for the theater, charged
that a theater there would deteri-
crate property values. He also
said theater would cause traffic
hazards.
A Wheaton electronicS firm
proposed to build a plant on a
five-acre tract near the disputed
theater site. Both the theater and
plant would be on ground now
belonging to ]. H. Small, and are
part of Smalls Garden Nursery.
The electronics plant would re-
quire industrial Zoning. The
ground is now zoned residential.
Robert w. Sherwin of Norbeck
told the Council that if the tract
is rezoned for industrial use,
other industrial concerns are GER
tain to edge into the region.
The County Council did not act
on the applications at the public
hearing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Rockville Gets a
Park in Meadow
Hall from Geeraert

The Rockville Planning Com.
mission Monday night accepted
a gift of one and a quarter acres
of park land in the Meadow Hall
section from Joseph Geeraert, the
developer. The tract is located
in the middle of the block bound
ed by Marshall, Gruenther and
Tweed roads. There are no plans
as yet for the area.
A facetious question from your
Sentinel reporter as to whether
Rockville was now naming its
streets for political bosses
brought out the following infor-
nation.
Tweed Street and Tweed Court
are on the recently annexed area
of Rockville under the planning
jurisdiction of Maryland-National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission.
Mr.. Geeraert, following his
policy of naming his subdivision
streets after admirals and gen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Bankers Group
Meeting at
Suburban Trust

The Spring Meeting of Group
4 of the Maryland Bankers AS.
ISOLATION was held at the Admin
lstration Building of Suburban
Trust Company on Thursday
evening, May 2, under the Chair
manship of Cyril E. Marie, Jr.,
Comptroller of Suburban Trust.
1t was one of the largest attend
ance meetings that Group 4 has
held.
The principal business of the
meeting was the election of the
following officers of the County
Trust Company of Maryland,
Prince Frederick, as Chairman.
William H. Brooke, Executive
Vice President and Cashier of the
Farmers & Merchants Bank,
Upper Marlboro, as Vice.Chair-
man.
James P. Casbarian, President
of the Bank of Maryland, Seat
Pleasant, as Secretary-Treasurer.
T. Howard Duckett, Chairman
of the Board and Executive Com
mittee of Suburban Trust Com
pany, extended a welcome to the
group and arranged for tour of
the new building.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Everett Hawkins

Everett West Hawkins, SO,
Gaithersburg, who died recently
at the National Institutes of
Health after a short illness, was
buried in Park Lawn cemtery.
Mr.. Hawkins had been a gen
eral mechanic at NH for IA
years.
He was member of the Ep-
worth Methodist Church, Cath
ersburg.
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Lille Stanley Hawkins,
Gaithersburg; a daughter, Mrs
Julia Gertrude Moxley, Gathers
burg; two sons, Donald Everett
Hawkins, Wheaton, and Stanley
w. Hawkins, Sarasota, Fla; two
brothers, Roger of Olney, and AL.
bert, of LaytonsWlle; two sisters
Mrs. Guy Howes and Mrs. Albert
Warthen, both of Damascus, and
eight grandchildren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Colesville
By Lucille Priest

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hobbs of
Baltimore called on Judge and
Mrs. Lewis Hobbs on Saturday.
The COlesville Homemakers
Club will meet on Friday, May 10,
at the home of Mrs. Edward
Peter.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Carter
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Bradford of Four Corners on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jerry Hobbs has returned
home after spending a week with
her son, Jerry, Jr., and family of
New Market, Md.
Dinner guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Hobbs were Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Hobbs, Mrs. Flea
nor Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Johnson and family all of Coles.
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Thomas of North Carolina. Mr..
Brooke Johns called on Mr.. Hobbs
later in the evening.
Mrs. Oliver Barger spent the
weekend with her daughters, Mrs.
Francis Brown and Mrs. Kennith
Hobbs.
Ensign Donald Martin is home,
he and Mrs. Martin were guests
of the latter's grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Hobbs on Satur-
day night as also were Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Hobbs. Ensign Mar
tin is stationed at Norfolk, Virgin
Ia at present.
Mrs. Granville Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rankin and LII.
cile Priest were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ebaugh of Arlington, Va.
The COlesviIle Cornerstone Club
will hold their annual Banquet on
Tuesday May Ia, at O'Donnelps
Restaurant in Bethesda. The new
officers will be installed at the
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Atty. Gen. Sybert
losses Hat Into
Gubernatorial Ring

Maryland State Attorney Gen
eral c. Ferdinand Sybert in a sur
prise announcement at the Chevy
c Ia Sc Democratic Women's
luncheon last Wednesday, threw
his hat in the ring for the office
of governor in next years cleo
ton.
Before 125 members at the Co
lumbia Country Club, Mr.. Sybert
disclosed his intentions, previous
ly scheduled for release this
week, following a speech outlin-
ing past and future programs of
the State Roads Commission and
measures taken by his office to
clean up subversive activities in
the state.
Mrs. Albert Gore, wife of the
Senator from Tennessee, another
guest speaker, gave her views on
what it means to be a Senator'S
wife.
Senator Edward Northrup and
Delegate Blair Lee III were other
guests of honor at the luncheon
which launched the Chevy Chase
club on its annual fund raising
and membership drive.
The luncheon committe includ-
ed Mrs. Steadman Prescott, Jr.,
chairman; Mrs. John Moore and
Mrs. Thomas German.