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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-12
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H Parker Perkins will preach at
Appomattox II. :. church Sunday
at II am.
/ Women Of the Church will meet
Thursday at pm with Mrs. Earle
Moore.
4 Bob Harris, Of Appomattox. spent
last week end with his uncle ano
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Daye
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowe and son
Billy, have returned from spending
last week with her parents al
Pulaski Her sister. Miss Geneva
Whorley. spent this week with them
| Tuggle Friendship club will meet
Monday July Is at 8 pm with
Mrs. U. L. Hudson
4 Guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Southal were Mrs. H. H Moore
field and children. Mrs. Lee Moore
field. Of Cumberland. and Mrs. New
ton Crump.
Miss Mary Crump is visiting rela
Itives in Lincolnton. N. c.
Mrs Bessie Bowman. Of Rich
mond spent last week end with hei
brother-in-law and sister Mr.. ane
Mrs. F, C. Shultz Arthur Shultz was
home for the week end, as was Free
Bennett.
Rev. and Mrs. Virgil Hudson. ane
children, spent the Fourth with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. U L. Hud
son. Other guests of the Hudsons
were Mrs Kate Cook. Mr.. and Mrs
Wingfield Cook and Mrs. Sam Hide
brand, all Of Hickory. N. @.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Huffman
and children. spent last week enc
with relatives in Hickory. N. c.
Miss Joyce Orange, Of Richmond
spent last week end with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orange
Mrs. Johnny Wadsworth. Of NORTH
Carolina. has been visiting her par
eats. Mr. and Mrs 0. M. Oliver
MI. and Mrs. Newton Crump anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Southall have
had as their recent guests Mrs. Car
Henry. and children. of Luthers-
burg. Pa, and Mrs. Minnie Mar
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Fay Wilks and Mrs. F.. o. Nc,
Quarry visited Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard .Huskey in Richmond Sunday,
Mrs McQuarry and Lucy F "a y
stayed for weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Etherton
and daughter. Shelby Louise are
back at home after spending few
days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Elder.
Johnny Chernault had as his
guests at Goodwin Lake Sunday
Fafternoon Betty Lloyd Irving. Indy
Cox. Bobby Portarfield and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Chernault When
they returned from the lake they
had a wiener roast at the Cher
Inault home.
\ Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Umbarger,
and daughter. Of Abingdon. visited
1.-THE Dupuys Saturday
\ Recent guests Of Mrs. Stanley
Mckay were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Z and sons Of South Boston,
Lloyd Mckay, Of u S. Navy in Nor
folk. Miss Myrna 10y Jordan. OF
Farnville. Mrs. Annie Pollard and
Stanley Pollard, of New Jersey,
Mrs. Mildred Sharpe. Of West Vir-
ginia, Garland Pollard. of Farm
willie. Arthur Luther, Raymond and
Robert Pollard, Of Meherrin. Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilks, Mrs. Annie
Mcfarland, Mira m Mcfarland,
Mrs. G. f. Ellington and Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Mckay
n MIR and Mrs. Willard Calhoun.
and children. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Allen in Cumberland on
Ehe Fourth
Mrs. John Elder, and sons. visited
her mother. Mrs. S. A. Weeks, at
Spout Springs Sunday
Misses Nancy and Linda Pollard
were overnight guests Monday OF
Ann Carol Mckay.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Mckay. Bern
ard and Ann Carol Mckay visited
MIR. and Mrs. Tommy DoWler Sun
day They also called on Miss
Lynette Calhoun and Hugh Calhoun
last week
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Panplin
RID 2

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Booker spent
the week end in Richmond with
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Watson Booker
Peggy 10 johnson. Of Farmville
is visiting her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs j T. Baker. this week
Mrs. Harry Glover. and daugh
tiers, OF Lynchburg. were recent
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Dick Shorter.
Mrs. Emma Thomas is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Chap Harvey
Leslie Carwile. OF Wilson, N. c..
and Miss Edna Putney and Mrs
Eura Morris, OF Farmville. were
recent callers in the j. 7. Baker
home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. N Cunningham
of Richmond, spent the week enc
with his parents and took home
Robbie and Michael. who had beer
visiting their grandparents, the E
N. Cunninghams.
Mrs. Dick Shorter was dinner
guest OF Mrs w. A Watson Sunday
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TIE TARNrIIIF lvao HERALD FRIDAY. July f. 1857

Bobby Redd in their pavilion.
y Mr.. and Mrs Earl Morris. Of An
Jacksonville. were Sunday supper
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Glas-
cock
Billy Kaufman, Of Springfield,
Ohio. and Miss Ruth Kaufman. Of
Colonia Heights. and Frank Nun
nally were Friday supper guests OF
4 Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 7. Nunnally
4 Mrs. Lucy Avery Of McKenny
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Ravens She Is
spending this week with Mr. and
Mrs. T. V. Owens
| Bobby Redd and his mother. Mrs.
G. + Redd. were in Richmond
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Pollard We're
in Richmond Sunday Z
i Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Martin 0f
Bradenton. Fla, arrived Friday to
spend their vacation with Mrs. Mar
tins parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c.
Kaufman
Mike Glascock's new house on
Route $50 Is going up real fast and
will be ready to move into BY
the first OF September.
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shall, Of Graceton. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Dowdy visit
cd his sister, Mrs Edward Leu. vic
has been sick, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Singleton
spent last Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. Willie Mason. Of Farmville.
Mrs. M. H. Slayton and Mrs. Pau
johnson visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Sherin, Of Rocky Mount, N. G.
last week, s
Mrs NJ Kelsey is spending some
time in Richmond.
Mrs Thomas McQuarry, Of Du
luth. MINI, is ILL.,
Ira Black spent the past week
with his mother in North Carolina
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Worsha,,,

There will not be an evening
service at the Baptist church July
a. The congregation will attend the
Union Grove Baptist church near
Keysville. where their pastor. Rev
James McGhee, win begin re-
vlyal service.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cher
nault entertained at a picnic supper
on their lawn Saturday. Their guests
were Mrs. Pearl Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dix, Of Crewe, Mrs. j.
H. Beazley, Of FaiTnville. and Mr.
and Mrs. A M. Stapf and daughter
Ann, Of Falls Clutch
Miss Elizabeth Johnston. of Char
lottesville. and Miss Alice Hopkins,
OF West Palm Beach. Fla, were
week end guests Of Miss Mary Dill
puy and r. W. Dupuy
Rev. and Mrs. James McGhee.
and family. moved to Farmville
last week
Mrs D. R Drumhhller, and sons,
who have been spending some time
with her mother at Keysville. visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cher
nault en- route to their home in
Ell Paso. Texas
Mr.. and Mrs George Michael
Bedinger, OF Long Beach. Calf. an
nounce the birth Of a daughter,
Linda Allen. July ST.
Mr. and Mrs Otis Mckay and
family returned to Rlc h m d
Thursday after spending their va
cation with Mrs Stanley Mckay 4
Week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs
K H. Mckay were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Pollard, and family, Of near
Farmvllle. Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Arthur. and family, and Roscoe
Arthur Of Altavista, and Bernaio
Mckay, Of Richmond
Mrs Carroll Lewis. and family
OF Jetersyllle, spent Wednesday with
her mother Mrs Jessie Southall
Mr. and Mrs John Wilks. Lucy
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their old horne. "A
1 Miss Barbara Isbeu and Allen Lee
Young. Of Richmond. spent a few
days with Mrs. Vival Bagby. They
were dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
p. L. Young
| MIR. and Mrs David Bagby, and
children. Of Richmond, MIR. and
Mrs. j. Ben Bagby, and daughters,
jean and Betty. Of Westminster
Md. and Mr. and Mrs H. A
Young, and daughter, Jean, Of Alex
ardria. visited Mrs. " s. Bagby
lrecently.
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Green Bay

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. U. West and
Gail Ruth. were dinner guests Sun
day Of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Cor
don at Chase City.
MI. and Mrs. John A. Love and
Mr.. and Mrs r. U. West were Sat
ufday supper guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
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The crops and gardens are dry.
turning Ayellow and dying for need
OF rain in this section.
! Mr.. and Mrs. R. y. Riley. and
daughter, Otha. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Riley and Mrs. May Jordan. OF
! RuStburg, MIR. ana Mrs. L. w. Cole.
man. Of Lynchburg. Edward Carter
OF Farmville. Tom Foster and son
Ernest, Mr.. ana Mrs. Lyle Waddell
and Mrs. Florine Bagby recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Frank.
| In.
/ Mrs A. E. Densand Mr.. and
Mrs. Berlin NJ Driskill visited Mrs
Susie Baldwin Wednesday in South
side Community Hospital. They re-
port that she is improving
Mr.. and Mrs T. l.. Young visited
their d lighter. Mrs. Blanche
Scruggs. at Cullen Tuesday.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie E. Frank
lin. Edward Carter. Mary A. Ander-
son and Martha B Garter went to
Williamsburg last Tuesday to see
Miss Bessie Mae Franklin. They
also went to jamestown
Mrs. Doris Krevonic, of King
William county, and Mrs. Gertrude
Clipp. Of Alexandria. returned Sat
urday after a weeks stay with their
athpt Sam Nalcon
Mr. and Mrs Jessie Ward, and
children. of Covington, returned
Sunday. Her mother, Mrs. Mamie
Chappell. went with them for visit
Mrs. A. E. Dennis. with Joe Ian
caster and friends, Of Washington,
D. c.. have gone to Florida to visit
Mr. Lancaster's relatives.
Mrs. B. T. Daniel has gone to
North Carolina to visit her sister
John Martin Edwards has bought
Mrs. B 7. Daniels house at Bethie-
/ hem church
| Mr.. and Mrs Hazel Nelson have
returned from a vacation trip to
jamestown.
Sam Nelson, Miss Annie McGehee
and Herman Nelson have been i'll
Mrs. Dave Anderson. and chill
dren. of Richmond. are spending
the summer months at their coun-
try home
Mr. and Mrs. Sam M Franklin.
of Washington, D. c., win visit Mrs.
". S. Bagby this week
Mrs. j. C. Laprade Is home from
the hospital
Mrs. Lillian Covingtpn and Mrs
Marguerite Coates. and children,
spent several days last week at
| Mr. and Mrs Willard Calhoun.
and family. visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S H. Coin, III Prospect
Sunday.
/ Friday guests Of Nh and Mrs
4 Tommy Dowler were Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Tribble. and family, Miss
Myrna 10y Jordan, Ernest and
Lloyd Mckay and Mrs. Stanley Nc.
Dn,,
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John F. Worth, Al, EmpIoye
.OfAtomic Energy Commission

tics branch. Division Of Finance.
of the Acc. He had held the
post since September. 1856.
After his tour with the Civil
Service Commission in 1910. Mr..
Worth went to work for the
Navy Department, where he
served as a budget officer. He
was on active duty in the Navy
as lieutenant junior grade from
ll943-46.
A native of Jermyn. Pa. Mr.
Worth received both a bachelors
and masters degree from Buck
nell University. Lewisburg. Pa
He was an active member OF
the university's alumni, serving
as its president here at one
time. He also belonged to Kappa
Delta Rho Fraternity and the
Masons.
Mr.. Worth Is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Geraldine E. Worth,
and a son. Robert P. Worth, 10,
of the family home at 1915
Otis drive, Rockville. Md. and
two sisters. Mrs. Vida Garner Of
FactQyville. Pa. and Mrs. Lu-
ellie Snyder Of Clifford, Pa.
Friends are invited to call at
the Ives funeral home. 2847 Will
son boulevard. Arlington. until
10 PM tomorrow. Services and
burial Win be in Lewisburg.
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Draths

WOOD, MAuDE. suddenly: on Tues:
day. May 4. 1851, MAUDE WOOL
Of Fairfax, Va wife Of James me- S Woo
Sylvester wilkerson. and shirley Wood
sister Of Frances Smith. Rosie Dia.
mond. Blanche johnson and BENJAMIN
Smith, Funeral services viii be hele
on Friday; May Il At pm pm a. In, IN
ment near Floris. Va.
WOODEN, LAWRENCE A. tDICKl. Or
TussdSyy: MHy cb 4, I'S5 IA, LAwR Y y
Lillian T. wooden, father Of Almont
Lawrence W and Maurice A Wooden
brother Of Mrs. Mattee Davis and
Felix Wooden. Also surviving are twt
grandchildren, Maurice and chsry
Wooden; : niece, Mrs Charlotte NC {,
friends. After la noon Friday Ma
~. friends are invited to call at tn
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th ST
NV. Requiem mass viii be eeiebratet
a 10 am. SATURDAY, MAY is' At 81
SetSsen r and 8 sts nv. Intermen
Mount Olivet Cemetery. IL
WORTH. JOHN Y. on wednesday. Ma,
is, 1857. in Washington. ID. C.. JOHh
p. WORTH OF l21l5 Otis DR., Rock
Ts No w6 beloved . hssoa n R o. Gsrf
Worth and brother OF Mrs. Vida. Gard
ner Of Faetoryville. Pa. and Mrs
Lucille Snyder OF clifford. Pa. Friendi
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va.
S Snsrs iup Nav 'f5sle:. v" o ne' p"
neral services and interment Lewis
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Mrs. John }. Allen, Jr., Wife
OF California Representative

Mrs. John J. Allen, jr.. So, wife
OF Representative Allen. Repub-
lican OF California. died Of a
heart attack on Tuesday at her
home. ITO Fourth street NE.
She was found by her husband
when he came home from his
office at the Capitol. Mrs. Al
lens sister. Mrs. Virginia White
more. who lives with the Aliens.
said Mrs. Allen had gone to her
room to take a nap and appar-
emily died in her sleep.
The Aliens have been here
since 1916. When Mr.. Allen was
elected TO Congress from Califor-
MAS seventh district. Since then.
Mrs. Allen had been q member
OF the S0th Congress Club and
the Congressional. Club. which
she had served as chairman Of
the house committee. She was
also active in the clubs Red
Cross group.
The former Carol Cook. Mrs.
Allen was born in Oakland,
Calf. She grew up there and
attended the University Of Cali
fornia before her marriage in
1925 to Mr.. Allen.
She was a passenger on the
SIS. Athena when it was tor
'pedoed the day Great Britain
declared war on Germany on
September 3. 1899. She spent the
night adrift with her two daugh-
tiers. then aged IL and 8. until
they were rescued the following
day by a British destroyer.
During World War II, while
her husband was on duty in the
South Pacific with the Navy,
Mrs. Allen was a motor corps
driver for the Red Cross In Oak.
land. She also worked for the
Children's Hospital Of the East
Bay there, and was a member Of
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Besides her husband and Mrs.
Whitemore. Mrs. Allen is sur
vived by her two daughters. Mrs.
Ramona Mcintyre of Oakland,
who was Junior Women's Figure
Skating Champion in 1910. and
Miss Suzanne Allen. also Of OAK
land; her mother, Mrs. John p.
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Benson Blasts
House Move
On Soil Bank
BY the Associated Press

Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son told House members today
that the vote by the full House
to kill a big part of the soil bank
program carries the threat Of
more costly farm surpluses.
Mr.. Benson. as a witness be-
fore the House Agriculture Com
mittee. had intended primarily
to urge entirely new farm legis-
lation.
But in a late addition to his
prepared testimony he tore into
the move. voted l92-187 by the
House yesterday. to cut OF the
$3.50 million acreage reserve part
of the soil bank program after
this year.
Mr.. Benson said the action
against the plan represented
false economy" and amounted
to prejudgment based on insult
flcient trial.
he ADDED that II land retired
into the soil bank this year is
forced back into production next
year. the cost of Government
price supports will in all proba-
bility be greater than would
have been the cost of the acreage
reserve for 1858 basic crops"
SURPRISES will again pile up
at the expense of our taxpayers.
On the subject he planned
originally to discuss. Mr.. Ben
son renewed assertions that the
present formulas governing farm
production controls and price
supports are obsolete"
Il am not proposing that we
scrap farm programs or that
we scrap price support pro-
grams" he said. Il am saying
that We need to revise some OF
our programs so that they better
serve the needs of our farm
people"
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Comdr. FIG. CoskeyDies;
Cited in Anti-Red Work

Comdr. Floyd G. Caskey,
USNR, retired, SO, cited by the
Navy in l948 for his work in
Communist counter intelligence
during World War II. died yes
terday of cancer in Bethesda
Naval Hospital.
Comdr. Caskey, a display adj
vertising. salesman for the old
Times Herald from 1922 until
it was bought by the Washing
ton Post in 1854 except for his
time on active duty during the
war. had been in the hospital
since January.
Wartime chief of the Com
munist section of counter
intelligence in the Office of Naval
Intelligence. Comdr. Caskey tes-
titled before congressional COM
mittees that Navy records of
100. 900 suspected Communists
we're burned in 1914.
After this incident ne said
he was transferred to a base
maintenance assignment. He
told the committees the files
were burned to protect Navy
men from discrimination be-
cause of their suspected SUBJ
version.
In addition to his work pre-
pairing records of known and
suspected Communists Comdr
Caskey also helped set up naval
counter intelligence schools in
the United States.
A native Of Jersey City. N. j.
he enlisted in the Navy in 1911
as a yeoman and served on 9
gunboat during a number Of
South and Central American
revolutions. During World Wal
I, he was cited for code-breakinl
work in radio communication
which saved millions of dollars
for the Alien Property Custodian
Before joining the Times
Herald, he worked briefly for the
Bureau of Investigation in thu
Justice Department. the prede.
cessor of the FBI.
He received a commission II
the Navy in 1927.
After World War II. Comdr
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.ChiIdren's Center
To Dedicate Pool

The new $4,000 swimming
pool and bleachers at D. C. Chill
dren's center. Laurel, Md. will
be dedicated at 3 pm. tomorrow
by District Commissioner David
B. Karrick.
Built with funds raised by the
Bowers family foundation. the
new facilities will be used by the
l 500 boys and girls at Children S
village.
Guests at the dedication will
include Mrs. Gay Bowers. pres
ident Of the Bowers family foun-
dalton. q volunteer organization
assisting children. and Monte
Manton, District auto dealer and
principal donor for the pool,
The pool will be named in honor
of Mr.. Manton.
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Caskey was an active worker to
secure benefits for retired Naval
Reserve officers equal to those
given to regular Navy officers.
Comdr. Caskey, who was ad-
vertising manager of the Police.
mems Association until hoSpi.
talized in January. had acsC
worked in the advertising de.
partments of radio station!
WWDC and WGAY in the post
World War II years.
He was a member Of For
Stevens Post No. 80 Of thu
American Logon, the 40 and 8
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Masons and the Touchdown
Club
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Clara Campbell Caskey. o.
the home address. 8l4 Somerset
place NV.
Funeral services will be in thu
S. H. Hines funeral home. 290l
Fourteenth street NV. at moor
Monday. Burial will be in Ar
llington Cemetery at l pm.
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BELL. MARY FATE: PATE. RUSSELL
&. In sacred memory Of my mother
NAY ls. 1858. and my brother RUS
SELL c. PATE. who died March IL
1884.
Those We love never die
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SISTER
ETHEL PATE WILSON.
BOONE. ALTON D. A tribute Of love e
the memory Of our dear husband anc
father; ALTON S B BOONE 3sns, who vi ., va,
years. se. ago. May Is. 1875
1t is not the tears at the time that are
which tell of the hearts that are
But the silent tears In after years
And remembrance silently spoken.
The flowers we place upon your grave
NAV wither and decay.
But love for you who sleeps beneath
$40. Will never Iaoe a vny ,v.N
Hi AND ~i Nary Hf lou DAUGHTER JEAN
BOTELER, JOHN W. In loving mem
DRY OF my father. JOHN W. BoTELER
who passed away one year ago today
May Is. 1855.
God gave US a wonderful father,
He was one who never grew old
God made his smiles as the sunshine
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER ANNIE
BRECKENRIDGE, WILLIAM THOMAS
HUSBAND In ssa but s GTns sRST william VII Gan
THOMAS INSTRUMENTATION. who de,
parted this life eleven years ago today
May rs. 1919.
In our hearts YOU will live forever
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN,
DAVIS; ANNIE n. In sad a.. and r, lCyin.
Er.in,dsgmothsr and sister; ANNIE N
wears ago, May rs, 1895.
She never was too busy
To stop for q while
To smooth out our troubles.
To chat for awhile.
She was generous and forsivinE.
Just sweet through and throuEh.
Always understanding, dear mother,
grandmother and sister.
That was you.
o God. please take this message
And tell her We sadly miss her
Dk ARs siy' s sss y JoS sSI l SEb WIFE
DAUGHTER, MARdARET AMI
qRANDcHiLDREh, ELSIE. ANNIE
LUCKETT. FRANCIS. IN loving mem.
E1'T, who died fourteen years sao
May rs, 1919
Our hearts stlll ache with sadness
Our eyes still Ill with tears:
ONLY God knows how much we miss
After the passing q fourteen years
THOMPSON. CATHERINE A. In loving
memory OF our dear wife mother and
grandmother. CATHERINE A. THOMp-
SON. who passed away six years ago
today. May 10. 1851.
We seem to see In the soft. dim light
A face we loved the best.
And think OF her when the suns last
Goes down In the far-on west.
We miss YOU no less as the time
Thsn '. did on tn, day of your
For absence can never clos. tn. door
Of my heart,
And t ne lamp of our love is still
Your heart was the trusst in ell the
wide world,
Your love the best 10 recall:
For no one on earth can take your
You are stlli the dearest NJ all
LOVINGLY. HUSBAND. CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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ID. c. FIREMEN
FIND SMOKE,
BUT NO FIRE

The District Fire Depart
ment last night responded
in force to a box alarm ut
1000 Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
On arrival. they found
Kimball Sanborn. an oficial
OF the Association Of Amer
lean Railroads. charcoal
broiling a 9-pound steak
on his 10th floor porch.
Smoke apparently had
alarmed a neighbor. flremen
said. In Fire Department
records the alarm was listed
today: Barbecue pit-need-
less"
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Cook Of Oakland. and one grand
child. Another sister. Mrs. Ralph
Lorimer. Of $50 Massachusetts,
avenue. Westmoreland Hills, Nd,
also survives.
Funeral services we're to be
held at 1880 am. today In st.
Marks Episcopal Church. Third
and A streets Sc. Burial will be
in Oakland on Monday.
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Dr.. W. F. Jacobs. Long
LAt New York Bellevue

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. MAJ
Is R.-Dr. William Frank
Jacobs. 70. medical superintend.
|ent Of New York's Bellevue Hos.
|pital for % years. died of q
heart attack Tuesday night.
He moved here in September
from South Casco. Me-. where
he had lived since his retirement
in 1854.
DR.. Jacobs was a medical su.
Iperintendent in the department
Iof hospitals Of New York Cit!
from 1918 until his retirement
While superintendent of Belle
vue he organized a catastrophe
squad which was to provide re
Spouse to any catastrophe il
New York City.
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John W. McKiever,
Public Accountant

John Wood McKiever, AZ. a
frequent visitor IN Washington,
died in hospital in Lexington,
KY. yesterday of a heart attack.
Mr.. McKiever. a certified pub
lie accountant, was the brother
of the. Misses Katharine, Mar
garet and Carmel McKiever, Of
$500 Luzon avenue NV.
Besides his three sisters, Mr..
McKiever is survived bv two
brothers. George r. McKiever,
Coral Gables, Fla, and Mai.
Charles F. McKiever. USING. sta
toned in Hawaii.
Funeral services and burial
will be on Saturday in Sumter,
S. c.. where Mr.. McKiever was
born.
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John F. Worth. Al. an employe
of the Atomic Energy Commits
sion since 1852. died yesterday
in his Office of a heart attack.
Mr.. Worth. a resident of the
area since 1910 when he came
to work for the Civil Service
Commission. as a statistical
analyst, was assistant chief OF
the progress reports and statis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Air Force Nominations
By the Associated Press

President Eisenhower today
nominated 1885 members Of the
West Point graduating class and
pit members of the Naval Acad-
envy graduating class for COM
missions as second lieutenants
In the Air Force.