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use President Quits
Because of Ill Health
LOS ANGELES. Jan. IL {

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IL (P).
DIR. Fred D. Fagg, jr.. SUBJ
mitted his resignation yesterday
as president of the University Of
Southern California. The resig-
nation will become effective
July /.
DR.. Fagg. so, told the trustees
he feels that he does not possess
the resources of health and en-
ergy necessary to meet the ever
increasing demands of his Office.
The resignation was accepted
and the trustees voted to name
him president emeritus. DR..
Fagg assumed the presidency in
il947.
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In 1850 he helped organize the
Institute for Study of the USSR
in Munich. which became a
center for Russian emigrants.
Services will be held at pm.
today in the Chapel Of the Res
direction in the Washington Ma
tional Cathedral.
He is survived by his widow,
Hpdi
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BALTIMORE, Jan. IL (P.-
Rose Laura Sutro. member of
a sister duo widely known in
this country and Europe in the
1905 and early 1900s for their
two-piano concerts, died yes
terday.
Miss Sutro, who lived here
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DrathA
YORKDALE. LILLIAN

LILLIAN O.. on Friday,
January II, 1857, at Leland Memorial
YORKDALE of 45l. Buchanan st,
Hyattsville, Md, beloved wife OF Oliver
G. Yorkdale and mother OF Arnold p
Workable. She also is survived by
sister, Mrs. Minnie Yorkdale
Relatives and friends may call at the
GaSch Funeral Home, 473a Baltimore
ave. Hyattsville, Md, after = pm.
Sunday. January 13, where services
will be held on Tuesday, January / 5.
tional Cemetery. IA
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services by Chambers
lit Mrmnriam

LAWSON. In sad bu,
and father. LAWSON ALEXANDER. who
passed away so suddenly one year ago
January IL. 1856.
There as a wisdom greater than ouI
A plan we cannot know or under
stand:
Thus when in sorrow we seem most
We're sustained BY Gods own hand
He grants US the gift OF lovins
And as time continues rapidly on
We fino our dear one is forever present
here,
For death not only parts, but truls
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
CAREY, BESSIE LEWIS. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother and grand
mother. BESSIE LEWIS CAREY, who
passed into eternal rest one year age
today, January IL, 1856.
Somewhere above this troubled world
Safe beyond all grief and care,
Our Mother rests in heavenly peace,
God grant some day that we shall all
nAr,I meet ssr !ssyt,r,p ANN ,rN.
AND GRANDSONS.
RHODA E. In loving men,
DRY Of ou wife and mother. RHODA
E DELLINGER, who departed this life
one. year ago today, January IL.
1886.
Loved in life and remembered in death
HUSBAND, son AND DAUGHTER.
WILLIAM E. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, WILLIAM E. EDWARDS, who
uary IL, 1851.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly
remembered,
Sweet. happy memories cling round
your name:
True hearts that loved YOU with deepest
affection
Always will love you in death Just
the same.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
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CEMETERY LOTS
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY lot, 10

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY lot, four
sites: beautiful location beins trans
tered Mar. /. ia. 1854 l2'
FOR SALE, TO SETTLE, EsTATE-Four
choice adjoining burial sites in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery; price, $500. Box
150-x, Star.
DUE TO DEATH OF OWNER lots.
contistin gof 10 sites list value, 81 100
VIII sell for $500; George WASHINGTON
Cemetery. $500 Riggs I'd, Hyattsville,
Md. BOZ 164-X, Star.
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
prices Open daily sun. holidays Phone
HiShts 800 i4th ST NV IA Sol al
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GEORGE W. A special COM
munication Of H mony
Lodge. No. II, F, A. A. M, Is
hereby called for II am.
Monday. January IA, 1857. at
the Masonic Temple, 18th ST.
and New York ave NV, for
the purpose Of conducting the
burial services for our late
GEORGE W TOOMBS
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-Cn members Of the South Gate
.E&24 Lions Club are hereby noti-
HV N fed OF the death OF our past
~ president, WALTER {, WILL
& LlAMS. on Friday. January
V /. l921. at his. residence,
6075 Allentown I'd Sc. Re-
mains resting at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1851 Good Hope rd
SIC. Funeral services on Monday
January "a. at II am. in Bells
Methodist Church. Camp Springs, Md
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
J. ELLSWORTH RIPPLE. President.
II. ROBERT VENABLBS, Secy. IS
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c...t. 5HA oNaJ JahudIs w. lSD d.
services will be held at the W. W.
Deal Funeral Home. 1872 Georgia
ave. NV, on Monday. January IA, at
II noon. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
AGNES NJ KESER,
Worthy Matron
VElEITA c. PRATHER. Secy. 10
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Dratha

DOWNS. ERNEST r. Suddenly. on
dorf. Nd. Mr., Ernest +. Downs
Of 1903 Massachusetts, ave. SEE. be-
Downs and father Z Of Francis ". Downs n,
and Thomas W. Downs; brother Of
Martin Y, Downs, .Aloysius Downs and
hottie Wilson He also Is survived
ssll at HssonSs ' funeral Home' lsS Ss
N st. NV where prayers will be
said on Monday, January u. at 10
am thence to the, Holy Comforter
Es o t c aSSe a ah s snf E. Essi csp
at 1880 m. for the repose OF his
soul. Interment Arlington National
EBHARDT, WILLIAM CHRISTIAN. sud
WILLIAM VILLA CHRISTIAN EBHARDT Of
Grace psrneiI EbhaPd t0 and auS fathei Of Of
Mrs, Helen Henry. and Stanley Eb-
harot. Friends and relatives may call
ct the Royston Funeral Home, Middle
on sunday, January II. at pm.
lnterment Ivy Hill Cemetery, Upper
FARRELL. GEORGE JOSEPH. OF e409
Buchanan st., Maryland Park, Md,
on January 10, 1857, husband OF the
l lste Margaret Farrell, father Of Mrs
Mrs. John Barbara. Charles w.. John
j., Michael p and Arthur M. Farrell
Prayers at Chambers, Funeral Home
ia, at sis am. Mass at ST. Mar.
garets Church, 61lO Addison I'd, Seat
Pleasant, Md, at . am. Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery. IS
GLAvEN. JAMES. onicers and members
ITN Of the Bricklayers' Union,
tj,TA No. !, OF Washington, D. G..
tllvN4W Services and burial on Mon
Ei~ESN day. January IA. 1887. at
the Patrick a. oNeil Fu-
JOHN F. o lsfsVf; s' 'seey. Ia Ia
GLUECK. IRENE A. OF ?eo Chesapeake
q William Viii 1n 6 sSnSars mother S 1877 q M Mie
dlueck, sister q Mrs G. Eei Payto ml'n Foy
Two grandchildren also survive Re-
81 18th st. Sc, until tuesday, Jan,
uary Is. at 10 am. Services and
interm en- Arlington National Cemetery
GRACE T. Suddenly, on
T.. . GRANT Of 10000 Forest Grove dr..
Wyer. E Grant. mother Of Robert II,
Grant and sister OF Mrs. Ella Car
roll. Friends are invited to call at
Home OF Robert A. Humphrey, Be-
thesda, Md. Services on Monday, jan
uary IL. at st Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glen, Nd. where requiem mass
VIII be offered at $3.50 am. Inter
ment Mount olivet Cemetery. 10
GROOME. MILTON EDWIN. Suddenly,
residence. 3516 Garfield st. NV, Mil
TON EDWIN GROOME. beloved hus-
band OF Helen T. Groome father of
Edwin Warren Groome of the home
Giddens and Joseph A. Groome. Notice
of funeral later
GROOME. MILTON Z. tRORl. Members
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CRAWLEY, ROBERT A. Members OF the
Association OF Retired Police:
men are hereby notified Of
Ia late late s comrade DA' Robert ' 4.
80 January 8. 1867. Remains
- resting at HysonG's Funeral
will be held at $3.50 am. Monday,
January IA. Interment Arlington Ma
soBEKT T. JENKINS, President;
D EuaN:a, SPENCER sC6Erv sq SS4 on On
home, ForrestVii h. Va. saPENNcER E
DARR. husband OF Martha Darr, father
OF Llovd yarr OF Arcola, Va; Mrs.
Beulah Hall OF Germany and MIS-.
Flora oNeill Of washington. p
dren and one sister. Mrs. Clarence
Ramsoerg OF Lovettsville, va. Friends
may call at the Green Funeral Home,
herndon, Va, where services will be
interment in Chestnut Grove Gene
terry. ID
DIGGs, MARIA S. on Wednesday, jan
uary o., 1857. at the District General
Hospital. MARIA S, DIGGS Of 503
18TH 81: ne, beloved mother OF Ethel
Psgs Gao SUs t sSs psS and Rev
by four grandchildren, two great
grandchildren, Two devoted daughters
in-law, one son-in,law and host Of
other relatives and friends. The late
uary 10, to am. Monday. January
"a; thereafter will lie in state at the
John Stewart Methodist Church, 9TH
and 4 SITS. ne. where services viii
Stewart. 10
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EIllLAF 0OisDDEIt0r MdnttIs
vAETH. ANNA NJ. On Thursday, jan
ANNA NJ. vAETH Of 5l25 New Hamp-
shire ave NV, wife OF the late John
L. Vaeth; mother Of Joseph F and
Edward L. Vaeth. Mrs. Margaret s.
Of Mrs. Katherine Mercer and grand
mother OF Edward l., ir: John and
Anna Marie yaeth.. Mrs; vaeth
ss5s Homie hs S Ws+ne Georgia aye s
yer Spring, Nd. parking facilities) .
her soul on Monds7a January y. at
Slie. Church, ssIS Edmonson ave- PAT
dral Cemetery. l3
WALKER. JOHANNA STEINER. on
Thursday. January To- 1867. al Pom
P %RIk Rs'o 81 5s o SsR sRs sEe
WSsbinston. 3 e, i' Helen elem p Humss
Of Pompano Beach Fla; Charles J
Steiner Of AG va b a' servic Is
AZ the. s H. Hines Co Funeral Home
29ol l4th ST. NV, on Monday. jan
uary IA, at 1890 pm. tparking facili-
tiesl Interment ARLINGTON National
WARD. ANNIE c. On Friday. January
II, 1856, at the residence of her son,
454l Warren St nv. ANNIE c, WARD,
lin and Ralph v Ward. sister Of Mrs
Margaret Collins John and Frank Mes
Iins Fgpsga tr9m the De Vol Funeral
70 st AIMS Church. Wisconsin ave
and Yuma 81 NV, where REQUIEM mass
and relatives invited Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 10
DIR. LEOPOLD ERWIN. on
LEe99FPsSff E }nRRISry S aS Sed pr
Wexberg, Mrs. Alba Bachrach of New
York. Mrs. Irving Schlafier of Berke-
ley, Calf He also is survived By two
3 G.. and Mrs Fsieds BrsaneF Of
o sS Ehcs sos SsSeei Ma WfshHf
ave; NV. on Sunday. January -. at
Memorial Garden, private In mourn
ing at 244o 10th ST. NV. Ant 400.
Arrangements BY the C. d. GOLDBERG &
Son Funeral Home 4"l7 9th st. n W
WILLIAMS; MILDREc. On Tuesday
e raj, Hospital. MILDRED WILLIAMS Of
Evelyn Myers. Morris oy Wili inDsner and ID
mother of Ronnie Myers and sister OF
Ethel Ross and Jesse Brooks mother
iin-law Of Eddie William Myers, She also
Is survived bv a host OF other rnia-
tiyes and friends The late Mrs. Will
liams may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home. 80 II ST ne after ii
am. SUNDAY. January / q, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday January
~ at ?.3n pm Interment Lincoln
|emorlel Cemetery ~
WILLIAMS. WALTER c. On Friday
January, II, 1857, at his residence,
St9II|, Allentown I'd Sc. WALTER G
WILLIAMS, beloved husband of Bessie
~, Williams and father OF Walter N
Bros. Funeral. Home, 1851 Good Hope
"a. Sc, on Monday January "a, Al
lO:30 am. Services al Pell's
Methodist Church, Camp Springs. Nd
a. IL, am Interment Cedar Hill
cemetery. 10
WILLIAMS WALTER &. Onicers and
.r.m members Of the South Gate
sE&1. Lions Club are hereby noti-
AV w fed OF the death Of our past
~ president, WALTER c, WILL
Pkg LlAMS. on Friday, January
aW IL, 1897, at his residence,
6075 Allentown I'd. Sc. RE-
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JENNINGS; PAULINE AUDREY.

Washington Sanitarium. PAULINE
AUDREY JENNINGS of S02 Thurman
ave: Hyattsville. Md, beloved wife
OF James Robert Jennings. mother OF
James Robert, jr.; Paul Clarence and
David Aubrey Jennings; sister Of Mrs
Richard NJ Woods. Mrs. William p
Hayward and Andrew W Rhodes
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethe sda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda
Md, between IL noon and o pm
SATURDAY, January H. thence to the
lottesville. Va, where funeral services
will be held on Monday, January IA,
at IL am. lnterment Monticello Me-
mortal Park Cemetery
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ME, MILTON Z. tBOBl. Members
- OF Washington Post. No. 90,
"a 10Th Division Association,
Va Inc, are hereby notified OF
i L. the death Of PAST Ma
~ GROOME at his residence,
1916 Garfield st. NV. Notice
rYiceS and funeral later
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IIixbure.

Mfr. and Mrs. Watkins McPhillips.
and Mike. Of Richmond. were week
end guests of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed McPhillips
Mrs. Wade Adams NEE Kate
Com. Of Charlotte c H. will leave
Friday to Join her husband, Pvt.
Wade Adams. at Fort Knox. Ky
Mrs. w NJ Erwin. Of Mount Ulla,
n. G.. who has been visiting her
sister, Miss Maggie Xix. for 10 DAYS,
left Sunday
Miss Carrie Xix returned Tues
daT after being in Richmond for
several days.
Buddy Carson was in last week
with virus pneumonia.
Young Peoples Union met in the
HiXburg Presbyterian church Sun
day Hunter Coin is president. The
club is sponsored by Mesdames Jim
Carson, E. A Covington and Mrs.
John Com Meetings have been held
in the homes Of Mesdames Carson,
Ca1ington and De Witt Coin.
Mrs Harriet Charlton Of Wash
ington, D G., and Miss Resale
Fore, Of Longwood College. were
weak end guests Of Mr. and Mrs,
Edwin Fore
Other guests include Mr. and Mrs.
r. E. Fore, Jr.. Of Farmville, Mrs.
E c, Rogers. Mrs. r. K. Martin,
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'uggggle

Parker Perkins, of Union Theo-
logical Seminary in Richmond. will
preach at Appomattox P E. church
Sunday at II am.
Mrs. Frank Crawford, of Farm
vile. was guest speaker at Apo
mattox P E. church Sunday. She
outlined the educational and aeri-
cultural mission work that is being
done in the world today by The
Southern Presbyterian church.
Herman Dowdy conducts preach
ing services at Tuggle Community
church Sundays at II am. and 7
pm, and prayer meetings Wednes-
days at 7 pm
Mrs. Ed Townsend and her son
and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Townsend. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ed Townsend's mother. Mrs.
Howard Lampman, at Hopeweu
Mrs. Claude Slayton, Mrs. Shirley
Dowdy, and Mrs. T. S. Simpson
were in Lynchburg Monday
Mr. and Mrs. U, S. Hudson had
as their guests last week end their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Hudson, Mrs. Adrean Howard and
Howard Hudson
Mrs. William Daye, and son, and
Miss Virginia Daye, of Lynchburg,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w
A Dave.
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Prospect

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Coleman
visited Mrs. Coleman's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Durfee,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Brooks. and
children, Of Roanoke, called on Mr..
and Mrs c. A Garden Sunday
Mrs. Roxie Jones attended a
farmers meeting in Richmond last
week.
Miss Alice Pollard Payne, of Mary
Washington College. spent the week
end at home.
Brisentines Drive TO Roanoke
Mr. and Mrs Ira Brisentine drove
to Roanoke Friday.
Mrs. j. r. Marshall was a guest
of her daughter, Mrs. c. B. Carson,
over the week end
Mrs. Mary Glenn Taylor and Miss
Nancy Taylor. Of Virginia Beach.
We're week end guests of Mrs. Eta
Glenn. Mrs R B, Wilson. Of Green
Bay. Stuart r. Glenn. of Richmond
ana Z. w. Glenn. OF F'armVllIe.
visited there during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Patterson,
and daughter, Sharon. of Altavista,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Chick
Clenns Spend Week End
Mrs. j F Glenn, and son, Tony
spent the week end with Mrs
Glenns brother-in-law and sister
MI and Mrs Claude Johnson, at
Hampton
Miss Carey Blanton Price, Of
Richmond, visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs, c. M, Price. Wednesday
Mrs. j. E. Glenn visited her
daughter. Mrs. Donald Jones, in
South Boston last week.
Mrs. John Lane. and daughter
Patsy, visited relatives in Cumber-
land over the week end
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liyG1g IN Richmond. is spending this
week with her mother before her
marriage Saturday 10 Bobby Lee
Jones, Of Buckingham. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul jenkins, and daughters. of
Richmond. spent the week end with
her mother in the same home.
Miss Mable Boyer. Of Farlnville,
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs Leonard Slayton. and Mr.
Slaytoc Nj. and Mrs. " A Collie
were quests there Sunday
Mrs Henry Slayton entered the
Southside Community Hospital Tues
DAY to undergo surgery.
Mrs W. A. Scott, Of West Vir-
ginia. is spending some time with
Mrs. A. w. Scott
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RID 2

Miss Lottie Woodson circle of
Spring Creek. met in the home Of
Mrs II E Carwile Tuesday
Many friends attended the funeral
services for S. T Harris at
Bethpeor church Saturday
Recent callers in the r. f. Booker
home We're Miss Elizabeth Single
ton. Mr. and Mrs G eorg e w.
Booker, Jimmie and Betty, of Rich
mond. and Mr. and Mrs. Ruffner
and children Of Luray Miss Mary
E. Booker, Of Washington, D. c.,
spent the week end with her family
Mr. and Mrs. Gene WEIGH visited
her relatives in Raleigh, n Cover
the week end.
The Women Of Beale Memorial
Presbyterian church will meet
Thursday with Mrs E T. Wilson
Miss Rosetta Wright visited her
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Abilene

Mr. and Mrs, H G Caoa, of
Midlothian, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bruce, of Farmville, were
week end guests of their mother,
Mrs. Lillian Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Baghy,
David, Jr., and Mrs. Florenc e
Eggleston were Sunday guests of
his mother, Mrs Vival S. Bagby
Miss Mabel Davis and her father
Moody Davis, Mrs. Albert Davis,
and children, Mrs d w. MacAfee.
and daughter, Donna Anne. and
Mrs. Florine Bagby visited Mr., and
Mrs. Dusty Cox in Altayista Satlu-
day.
Lynwood Bagby, of Erwin. Tenn,
is visiting his mother. Mrs, v s.
Bagby
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wadden. of
Sedley were recent guests Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T, L. Young,
and her daughter, Mrs Babe Nor
ris. Of Appomattox.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Coleman, of
Lynchburg. were week end guests
Of the Franklins. The Franklins and
Colemans visited the Rev. J S.
King, and family. Saturday
Miss Mabel Davis, Of Farmville.
Mrs Albert Davis, and children.
Mrs. Irene Spurlock, Of Farnyille.
and Mrs. Jewel D. Fore, Of Kings
vile, visited Mrs. D. W. MacAfee.
who is staying with her mother.
Mrs. Vival S. Bagby
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T'llrock

The Women of Douglas viii meet
at the church March 49, at pm.
for their regular Bible study. The
Reverend A s. Gear will conduct
the lesson
Charlie Mvlum has returned home
from the University Of Virginia hos
pital where he spent last week under
Cbsel Vation.
Mrs Billy slayton Mrs Bert
SwalleY ard Mrs. Walker Burley
were among those attending the
bridal shower honoring Miss Hattie
10 Lancaster Saturday evening at
the home Of Mrs Ronald Bowles in
Farniyille
SINNERS Visit Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie E. Skinner,
Jr., Of Richmond, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Allen and
daughter. Of Farmville. visited his
parents Wednesday.
Bill Bonn and Cloye CMaci Nc
Cornell. Of Roanoke. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Henry Slayton
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slayton. and
son OF Pamplin. were there Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bonn. and
children, Of Richmond, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Baudie
Carter.
Rocks Spend Week End
Mi and Mrs. Dutch Kock, and
daughters. of Norfolk, spent the
week end with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. M. B Driskill
Miss 10 Lancaster. who has been
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SIGHTS BEAR, SHOOTS SELF

Oil City. Pa .Patrolnan Carl E.
Smith, "a. en- route home. spotted a
bear near private swimming pool.
Stopping his car, Smith drew his
as he got out He stumbled.
discharg.ng the pistol The bullet
pierced Smiths leg and he was
taken TO hospital. The bear just
anlbleG off into the hills.
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family in Buckingham.
Many on the route have been sick
with flu and bad colds. Mrs. Hugh
Dickerson is recuperating. as is
Mrs. E. S. Blackburn.
Walter N. Cunningham, of Rich
mond. came up Saturday and took
his young. son, Michael, who has
been staying with his grandparents.
back with him.
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Mrs. G. B. Carson spent Thursday
in Lynchburg.
Guests in the Farrar home Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. A. S Hy-
drick. and children. and Mrs. c. A.
Allen. of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elantha Carson. Of
Covington. were recent guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Xix,
Mr.. and Mrs. j f. Glenn were
in Portsmouth this week
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nuckols. Of
New Canton, and Dr. w r. VIII
liams. Of Appomattox, visited Mr..
and Mrs Nelson Hix Sunday.
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Gainesville Service

There will be a World Day of
Prayer Service Friday in the Car
tersville Methodist Church at 3
p. m, sponsored by the WSCS
Persons Of all denominations are
invited to attend
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Honford R. Boyer,
Grew Dispatcher
For Seubourd Line

Hanford r. Boyer, 81, crew
dispatcher for the Seaboard All
Line Railroad Co. here, died yes
terGay Of acute leukemia al the
National Institutes of Health in
Bethesda.
Mr.. Boyer who was crew dis
patcher in the dining car de-
partmenL Of the company, re-
Sponsible for the employing and
dispatching of all cooks, walters
chair car attendants and tavern
car attendants or the system
He went with the company in
1892. serving as storekeeper and
steward before becoming crew
dispatcher in 1947.
Before his enploymen; with
the Seahoard company, M
Boye: was chief steward will.
The Merchants 81 Miners Trans.
portation Co foy about 70 years
lie was g. native Of New
Market. Md.
Surviving are his widow
Helen, and son, Ronald. 20, Of
the home address. 2!l3 Van
Buren, street. Hyattsville.
Services will be held at 2p.m.
Sunday at the s. II. Hines
funeral home. 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, with kuriai in
Philadelphia.
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Poets Mementos
On Display Here

A diSplaS Of manuscripts OF
the American poet Emily Dickin :
son has been opened at the Fol
ger Shakespeare Library.
The manuscripts inclu e
sketches by The author Oh. backs
of envelopes. bits of wrapping
i,aper and pages clipped from
boo::s. They oelong to the large
collection given by Mrs. MILL
cent iocG Bingham to hmhers:
College.
The collection is being Gaia
!ogued in Washington before oe-
ing transferred to Amherst. Tie
Folger lib: airy has made one of
its display cases available 70. the
exhibition. among the manu-.
scripts IRE sketches showing
poems IN se;er;.l stages %
development.
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TO. neyt Septerber's genera
election. &5s$
Press Chief Felix Won Eckard.
said the working groups task
was 40, to prepare ior a Big
Four conference bit furnish
closer contact between Bonn anc
the Western Big Three. He salt.
it would allC Y frank discussion
%. the .our Western nations
ideas on security and reunifi-
cation.
Basis of the talks will be the
Western proposals for peace
full reunificatlon of Germany
through nationwide cree e.ec-
tions, made at the Genera SUM-
NIT conference in 1855.
Baked b. Russians
Since then no major step to.
ward Identification has been
taken, because of Russian in
sistence that it can only he done
on Moscow'3 terms. Mr.. Ade-
naue"'s government has consist,
entity rejected Russian proposals
that the question should be set
lied by direct negotiations be-
tween East Germany's Commu-
mist regime and Bonn.
Mr.. Adenauer and the West
contend tEat The East German
regime has no legal basis but is
q Soviet puppet.
The German :epresent alive Oh.
the new group will be Pro-. VIII
helm Crew2 chief OF the polit.-
cal department % the Foreign
Office.