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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09

well, electric magnetic crane.
George H. McFadden, Warner,
2 pounds of bacon; Stewart Cor
don, Caldwell, six glasses; Mrs.
John Wargo, Caldwell route, six
glasses; Raymond Craft, Cald-
well, six glasses; Dorothy Craft,
Caldwell, six glasses; Mary
Brown, Caldwell, utility bag;
Stephen Hammond, New Con-
cord, electric alarm clock; Eileen
Thompson, . Summerfield, kit
chen clock; John Wayne Men
denhall, Sarahsville, vidrio whip
ease; Hazel Woodford, Caldwell,
large coffee carafe set; Mrs.
Racey Carpenter, Caldwell, small
coffee carafe set.
Mrs. Roy Clark, Caldwell,
fitted picnic bag; Gladys Groves,
Pleasant City, Thermo frost bag;
E. f. MorgareidPe, Caldwell,
Lone Ranger set; Walton Starr,
Caldwell, 10Y plastic train, Nellie
Keyloc, Summerfjeld, small S
vice table: Joy Carpenter. Cald-
well, white camellia dinner ware
set; Dolby NJ, Thomas CaldWe /,
white camellia dinner ware set;
Bob Lorenz, Caldwell. white
camellia dinner ware set; Pearl
Keith. Caldwell, sGft ball and
bat; Francs Hupp, DerWent, six
piece kitchen set; Effic Warren,
Caldwell, six piece kitchen set.
Mrs. Minnie Hazard, Caldwell,
play ball; Iva Stewart, Cald-
well, cream and sugar set ana
Lamar Bowling, Caldwell, salad
fork and spoon set. The follow
ing were the winners of chill
dren's toys: Rosanond Landaker,
Caldwell; Wanda Pitts. Caldwell
route 6; Mrs. Gene Pride, Sar-
atsville route /; Rnc" McNabb,
{ aldwoll QUITE 2; Haze Schlos-
SER Caldwell; Paul Bicdenbach,
SJmma -ield.
The following persons were
the winners of salt and pepper
sets: P. E. Tarlcton, Ava route
/; Mike Sholtis, Caldwell route
6; Wade Gillespie, Caldwell
Jessie Elliott, Caldwell; Mrs
| Brown Hall, Cumberland route l
Hubert EilI. Caldwell, anc
! Clarence Thompson, of Lower
Salem route /.
The Is winners of food baskets
were as follows: E. r. YontZ
| Summerfield; J. w. Dutton, OF
Lowell route 2; Sophia Gray
| Caldwell; Everett Weekley, o1
Caldwell; Mrs. Way Wickens
Dexter City route /; Terry Nal
lett, Caldwell route !; Roland
| Reed, CALDWELL; Denver Smith
| Caldwell route 6; Lois Ziler
Caldwell; Lois Stiers, Ava route
IL; Gladys Ralph, Caldwell route
6; Ike Mcdonald, Caldwell
Thelma Hesson, Elba; Lucy Duo
ley, Caldwell, and Melvin Nc
Kitrick, Caldwell route t.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
Junior Leadership
Club Names Officers

The organizational meeting of
the Noble county Junior Leader
ship club was held Monday even
ing at the courthouse with %
JL's in attendance.
Paul Jonard, leader in All
activities for the county led the
discussion of special assignments
and activities for the il club
during the coming year. They
also discussed camping and state
activities.
During the business meeting,
election Of officers was held.
They are as follows: Hobart
Bond, Sarahsville, president;
Grace Brumbach, Caldwell, vice
president; Susan Long, Dexter
City, secretary-treasurer; Deloris
Bond, Mt. Ephraim, social chair
man, and Karen Higgins, Of
Belle Valley, and Melvin Went
worth, of Sarahsville, recrea-
tional leaders.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
Cos Line

Continued From Page y
Guernsey, Tuscarawas, Stark
and Summit counties.
With the completion of the
proposed East Ohio Gas Co. line,
and the present line now under
construction by the Texas East
ern Transmission Corp, Noble
county will have total of four
major lines traversing within its
boundarial confines.
At the present time Attorney
John w. Hazard is engaged in
expediting the abstracts for the
rights-of-Way thru properties
belonging to Russell J. Law,
Raymond Law, Denver M. Long,
Charles Ankrom, w. d. Lashley,
Owen Gallagher, Donald Long,
G.. w. Ankrom, Alva Carpenter,
S. r. House, Paul Denius, jerome
Morris, Frank c. Starr, Edgar
Roe, Glen Burbacher, Ford
Archer, Vernon HaVener, Gale
Horton, Vernon Moore, Wilda
Morris, George w. Warner
Samuel Hannahs, Bertha Roe
Ross Smith, Jr., and Telforo
Roe, ct. al.
These tracts are now being
recorded at the courthouse by
Recorder Benny J. Fowler
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
New C'ors

Continued From Page y
car; Harry 3. Davis, car; Carr
Rogers. car; Clayton Burrier,
car; Sullivan Yocco, Jr., car;
William r. Still, car; Wayne E.
Garrett, car; Mary l.. Brooker,
car and Bobby j. Miller, car.
Clerk Snyder reported that a
total of $454.8l was turned over
the Treasurer Of Noble county
and the amount Of $ll2.70 to the
Treasurer Of the State Bureau
of Motor Vehicles from the sale
of auto titles during the month,
A total Of $500 was turned
over to the Treasurer of the
State Division of Wildlife from
the sale of hunting and fishing
licenses.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09

2 tablespoons of sugar. Cover
and store in the refrigerator.
While the rice cooks, make the
pie crust. Stir 2 tablespoons
sugar into the graham cracker
crumbs. Slowly stir in the melt
ed butter or margarine. Press
firmly over the bottom and sides
of a well-greased 8" pie plate.
Do not spread on the rim. Chill.
Whip II cup of the cream until
stiff. Fold into the rice. Spread
over the graham cracker crust.
Build up the filling around the
edge so the strawberry juice Will
not run into the crust.
If fresh berries are used, drain.
Measure the juice. If necessary,
mash several berries to make
2 tablespoons of juice. Spoon
Juice over the rice. Do not allow
the Juice to run into the crust.
Arrange the berries over the
top. Cover well and store in the
refrigerator until time to serve.
If frozen berries are used, plan
to serve the dessert soon after
the berries thaw. Drain the
berries. Spoon 2 tablespoons of
the Juice over the filing. Ar
range the drained berries over
the rice. Do not hold too long.
To serve, whip the 12 cup whip
ping cream until stiff. Stir in the
u teaspoon vanilla and | tea
spoon sugar. Arrange around
the edge of the rice filling. This
recipe makes 8 to 9 servings.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09

kCOntlnueU from rage ~
day.
Hart Cunningham, of Cald-
well, was bound to the grand
Jury Thursday when he appeared
before JP Carter to answer to a
charge of reckless operation Of
motor vehicle. Cunningham is
under a $4,000 bond. He was
arrested by the sheriff's depart
mCnt.
Joseph Franklin Bookman, a
pedestrian alongside USR 81, in
the Ava community, was arrest
ed Thursday by the state patrol
and charged with unlawfully
walking along the highway. He
was fined SO and costs before
JP Carter. Bookman was unable
to pay his fine and committed to
the county Jail.
Donald Williams, Of Cleveland
was fined $500 and costs in the
JP court, Saturday on a charge
of speeding. He was arrested by
the sheriff's department.
Walter Whittenbrook, of Steu-
benville, was arrested by the
sheriff's department on a charge
of creating a disturbance. The
affidavit was filed by Evelyr
Anderson. The defendant ap
peared before JP Carter, Mon
day to answer to the charge. He
was given fine of $4,000 anc
| costs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
Public Utilities
Sets Gas HEARING

The Public Utilities Commits
sion of Ohio announced today
that a public hearing would be
held in Summerfield, May %,
relative to the alleged poor gas
service there.
w. E. Heron, secretary of the
commission, said that residents
of the village of Summerfield
have filed a complaint with the
Public Utilities against The
Noble Fuel Supply company,
alleging an inadequate supply of
natural gas by this company.
Secretary Heron said the
hearing would be held at the
Summerfield American Legion
hall on Tuesday morning, May
%, beginning at 1000 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
Music Horors

Continued From Page II
fifth grade, sang Il Want To
Climb, (Jimmy Hill, Jerry Wat
son, Rex Noon, Gary Tilton, Ray
Devolld, Mark Webster, Gary
Bates and Ronnie Johnson).
Vocal ensemble (8), fifth grade
sang "a Surprise, (John Muir
ray, Mark Webster, Bonnie
Crum, Francis Hutchins, Cathy
Davis, Charlotte Buckley, Cathy
Nero and Joyce Elliott; vocal
ensemble (5), sixth grade, sang
Rock A My Soul, LaVerne
Kalan, Irma Doudna, Larry
Doan, David Wharton and Kenny
Schafer.
Vocal solo, David Carter, sixth
grade, Dexter City, sang "Lassie
O'Mine".
Accompanying the group to
Cambridge were Robert De-
Volld, Evelyn Johnson, Faye
Hayes, Francis Wood, Virginia
Doan, Jessie Elliott, Eulalia
Wiley and Mr.. Carter.
SummerfieLi Students
Those who were entered in
| the contest from Summerfield
and their selections and ratings
are as follows:
Vocal solo, "The Slumber
Boat" by Gaynor, David Reed
sixth grade, rating l.
Trumpet solo, Fortune Hunt
er" by Buchtel, Karl Cutler,
sixth grade, rating II.
Saxophone solo, Dark Eyes
folk song, Linda Cunningham
sixth grade, rating l.
Girls ensemble, "Lassie o
Mine" by Walt, Elaine Triplett
| Deanna Clark, Linda and Caro-
| Cunningham, Sandra Smith anC
Carolyn Franklin, grades S, 6
| 7, and s, rating l.
| Chorus, GA Gypsy Song, anc
The Wind" folk songs, grade
S and 6, rating |. Members o
chorus; Karl Cutler, Paul Henry
Donnie and Donna Kirkbride
David Reed, Brian and Lii;
| Christman, Vernon Kirkbride
Marcus Clark, Alice Carpenter
Linda and Carol Cunningham
Darlene Thompson, Jonnie Bates
Lola Gordon, Annabelle Warner
and Barbara Leasure.
The students were accom-
panied on the trip by Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. G. Cutler, Mrs. Rut'
Day and bus driver, Mr.. Denni
kirkbride.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
Lewis Davidson Herd Is High
In MiIk-Buiierfat Production

Hal Pennell has just filed his
April report of dairy production
testing done in Noble county.
There were ten herds included
in the report. Seven herds did
dairy herd Improvement testing
and three, owner sampler test
ing.
The Lewis Davidson herd led
the county in both milk and
butterfat production, with an
average of 1908 pounds of milk
and 34.7 pounds of butterfat per
cow.
The Andrew Bates herd rated
second in both milk and butter
fat with 934 pounds of milk and
33.1 pounds of butterfat.
Lewis Davidson had the three
highest producing cows in the
county for both milk and butter
fat. They are: June - milk, 1880
and butterfat 66; Dell - milk,
1740 and butterfat 81; Agnes -
milk, 1740 and butterfat 81.
During April there were 161
cows being MIXED in the Noble
county herds on test. Of this
number 1O7 produced more than
1000 pounds of milk and 54 pro-
duced over 40 pounds of butter
fat per month.
Dairymen with well fertilized
pastures are reporting very
heavy increases in milk produc-
ton when the cows were turned
on pasture.
The Ohio Experiment Station
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09

reports that the limited amount
of hay which milk cows will
consume while on early pasture
will return about $3.50 per ton
for the amount consumed. Hay
available, free choice, at this
season will also reduce the ten
dency towards bloat, according
to County Agent Floyd Hender-
son
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
TO MARIETTA

Students from the Summer
field high school who participat-
ed in the final district-state
scholarship test held at Marietta
on Saturday, May 4, were: Larry
Crun, biology; Joanne Smith,
general science; Evan Brill,
physics; Lloyd Mallett, Ameri-
can history; Katheryn Shackle,
world history; Anne Mallett,
senior social studies; Rita Gres-
sci, English 8; Kathryn Bishop,
English 10; Betty BroWnfield,
English II; Sally Gressel, Eng
lish II. The students were ac-
companied on the trip by Mr..
Arlen King and bus driver,
Elmer Moore.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
81 Prize Winners Named Al Balls
Supermarkei Anniversary Event

Prize winners at Balls 10th
anniversary sale, Saturday night
were announced today by Rich
ard Ball, owner. There were d
total of 81 prizes awarded to the
following persons:
Mrs. Clifford Stephens, Sum-
merfield route 2, bicycle; Mrs,
Walter Warner, Caldwell. cleo
trio train; Arthur Orr, Caldwell,
electric train; Mrs. Alva Garvir,
Caldwell, wrist watch: F. L.
Wells, Dexter City, food mixer;
Andy Macenko, Belle Valley,
food mixer; Dana Caldwell, Cald-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Two marriage permits were
issued in the Noble county pro-
bate court, according to Earl P.
McGinnis, judge. They were
Franklin Roosevelt Lincicome,
Caldwell route 2, laborer and
Mary Lou Williams, Noble town
ship; and Ray c. Archer, Seneca
township, farmer, and Elsie
Leona Hops, Center township,
lunch room cook.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09

Gerald A. Wiley, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence B. Wiley, of
route No. 6, Caldwell, has been
selected publicity chairman of
the newly organized Central
Ohio Chapter Of the Association
of Technical Writers and Editors.
TIVE is a national ass .cla,t0n
of technical writers ana editors
of reports and publications in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09
CHURCH NOTES

Christian Families Need God"
will be the topic for the worship
service Sunday morning at the
First Church of Christ in Cald-
well, according to Ira J. Brandon,
church pastor. There will be no
evening service this Sunday
evening as the pastor will be
delivering the baccalaureate SER
vice at Belle Valley high school.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-05-09

If you've always meant to make
a strawberry pie, noW's the time!
If fresh strawberries are not
available, use frozen ones.
INGREDIENTS:
l 1/3 cups water
/ teaspoon salt
2f3 cup uncoOked white rice
2 cups milk
Ii3 cup beet or cane sugar
liz teaspoons vanilla
/ pint fresh strawberries
| package frozen strawberries
a tablespoons beet or cane sugar
/ 1/3 cups graham cracker
crumbs
1i3 cup melted butter or mar
garine
l cup whipping cream, chilled
Il teaspoon vanilla
/ teaspoon beet or cane sugar
METHOD: Put the water, salt
and rice in 2-quart saucepan.
Bring to a vigorous boil over a
high heat. Turn the heat down
low. Cover with a lid and leave
over this low heat IA minutes.
Stir in the milk. Cover and cook
over the low heat 40 to 55 min
utes or until the milk is abb
sorbed. Do not allow to boil. Stir
in the 1/3 cup sugar. Cool, and
stir in the vanilla. Cover and
chill in the refrigerator.
If fresh Strawberries are used,
halve each berry. Sprinkle with
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

her quite d shake up.
Louis Armistead, Jr., has re-
turned from Southside Community
Hospital and is improving rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. OsWell Thompson,
Of Andersonville. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatcher Thompson.
Carolyn Gates. another one Of our
young music lovers, participated in
the piano recital Friday evening.
Mrs. W. B. Glasgow is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Bernard Craw-
ley, and Mr. Crawley for the week
end
Mrs. Oldham Learns Of Lunches
Mrs. WI. a. Oldham, the cafeteria
m anager at Rice Elementary
School. attended the school lunch
conference at Longwood College
Monday through Friday She com
pleted the course offered and re-
ceived her certificate and pin. The
course was helpful as well as en-
ioyablet Mrs. Oldham goes far be-
You'd duty to give her school chill
dren balanced lunch at mini
mum cost.
Mrs. Robert Jenkins brother
Walter Wright, and Mrs Mary
Orange Visited her Sunday.
James T. Bruce is spending some
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
THE FARMvIL1E T(va3 HERALD TUESDAY, July ., 1857

Mrs. Soyars This was a happy
gathering and a fulfillment of the
dreams of the late Mr. Gates. He
often said his wife was his queen.
his c hill dren and grandchildren
would encircle her throne and they
would rise up and call her blessed
Nutmeg Visits
Tommy Mintz. of Rockfall. Conn.
spent the week end with his aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Williamson.
Bobby Fulcher. who is with the
radio station in Lynchburg. visited
his grandparents. MI and Mrs
Tom jenkins, Saturday.
Mrs. Norman Yancay and chill
dren, of Norfolk. visited Mr.. and
Mrs Charlie Gates Thursday.
Mr.. and MIS-. Clarence Bradshaw
and son, Of Bristol. Conn, spent the
week end with his father. Willie
Bradshaw in the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Lewis Armistead.
Mrs. Gardner Shook Up
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruce were
in Charlottesville Saturday visiting
Mrs Maggie Gardner, who is a
patient in the hospital there. Mrs.
Gardner fell from a. four-foot porch,
breaking a few bones and giving
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

time with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nor
gan
Boys Will Be Boys.
Paul Louis spent Tuesday with
Ronnie Bruce. They did little Of
everything you would expect Of two
restless boys, from building dam
in creek to riding On the back Of
a COW Ronnie returned thu visit
Thursday.
Mrs. Drewry Gates gave a Coca
Cola party in her home Tuesday IN
honor Of her niece. Mrs. Emmett
Williams. Of virginia Beach and
Mrs. Louis, our new neighbor
Willie Bass spent several days
with Mrs. e j Raiford, Of Peters
burg.
Rev and Mrs Thomas o. Hern-
don. and family, arrived Tuesday.
We welcome them and wish them
success as Rev. Herndon takes up
his duties as pastor Of Sharon and
Pisgah churches Since We have
new pastors at the Presbyterian
Methodist and Baptist churches,
there will be reception for them
and their families at Pisgah church
July 10.
BY the Sea, BY the Sea.
Misses Betty and Virginia Gates
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
POwhatan Youth Takes Part In ROTC
Summer Encampment In Maryland

James fl Layne, of Powhatani
b among the 1896 student cadets
/, from 80 colleges and universities
training at Fort George G. Meadee
Ma H
IL n participating In the U. 81
Second Army Reserve Offlcers
Training Corps summer encamp.
ment. At the ROTC summer camp
ftle cadets act as platoon leaders, h
company and battalion commands
ers, issue orders and supervise
other cadets i
Their INTRODUCTION to Army life
Ion their first three weeks con-,
sists OF LIVING in barracks. absorbs
ing daily instruction ana under
gong the same type Of discipline
common TO regular Army soldiers
Two weeks Of their training Will
be spent under field conditions at
n. F. Hill military reservations
mean Fredericksburg The practi-
cal training Layue will. receive al
camp constitutes more than 3QI
per cent Of the military educatiop
he viii receive before being cons
missioned. He takes courses in
military science and tactics and
drill each week during the time
ne IS in college.
Layne tt e son Of Mrs. Hefndop
Layne, of Beaumont, is a deans
list student at the College Of
William and Mary He is a gradu-
ate of Powhatan High School. and
3 member Of the mems honor
council the interfraternity coun-.
I'D Cmicron Delta Kappa. nation-
i'll leadership honorary, and Scab-.
bard and Blade. national military
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

4ntl AIis. O.Felr.li, Davidson lelt
Monslay Tor a week at Virginia
Beach. .@-
Mo afsl Mrs Franklin Murdoch
and day htefs Maiserel and Mar
tina, Of Hchfnond visited the Bases
Saturday,
MESS f1ary Rrucg spent several
day. recsntlS with MIS- ] T. Cren-
shaw Of Fakmville She played the
part off Poilyanna 70 one. who at
80. Is ruilnins her -oWh home.
Mrs Eugh. Ussefv and daughters.
Mary A!.na and Nancy Of Blacks
burg. SCENT Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs WAiani Bass MRS Bass &C.
conipankf them OF d tour Of vii
larssbuss Yorktown and j m e s.
town fol- sereral days They re-
turIed # spend the, Fourth with Mr.
and. Mri Bass.
NJ, AID Mrs. Hatcher Thompson
wished 'lrs.- Charlie Farmer, of
Jet@sviIe seho Nas oeen sick for
several Stays,
sf'iresrackers at HE Beach
MS I1ewgy Gates and son, Don
nie,# LEFT wifi Mrs Williams Mon
day-for Virginia Beach ID spend the
wees OF JuE
MIS- 70 Farrell Davidson spent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Five Forks

Mr. and Mrs M d. Harris Miss
Ford Harris. Mrs Ralph Malone
and son, Johnny. and Miss Mar
garet Webb went to Roanoke.
Natural Bridge and other places Of
interest last week
Miss Fern Gaunce, of Waynes-
boro. spent last week with her
aunt. Mrs. J II Crute.
Mr. and Mrs Jamie Hancock and
Mrs Glenn Driskill. OF Lynchburg,
spent last Wednesday with Mrs.
Maggie Harris. jamie remained
with his aunt, Mrs Harris. until
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, ] L. Turns. Of
Appomattox, were dinner guests Of
Mrs j II Crute Saturday
Dr. and Mrs Leroy Pearce. and
two children, OF Richmond, and
MIR. and Mrs. Sims Pearce. of Mis-
sissippl. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Harris.
Other guests Sunday were jamie
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

sunday night With M. and Mrs,
Bruce Gates
Mr., and Mrs, c l. Jones visited
Nh and Mrs. Garland Jones, Of
Nottoway G. H., Saturday Sunday
they attended a farewell supper
party in honor Of Mrs. Nellie Bowl
ing, Of Memphis, Tenn. on the lawn
Of MI, and Mrs. Borum Morris at
Burkeville.
Mrs. Sam Hughes and Carolyn
Gates spent Monday in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer Gillian.
There will be meeting Of the
Bible class for the deaf at Keysville
again next Sunday. July 7. at 3 pm.
Edmond Abbott, Of Akron, Ohio. Will
be the speaker
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

The cos. of 1856 traffic accidents
Including wage loss. medical ex-
perSe insurance overhead. an d
motor vehicle property damage
has been estimated at S4.750. 0OO. 900
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

Assume every other motorist will
make the wrong move in any emer-
gency That way you'll automati-
cally yield the right-of-way and give
the other driver plenty Of room.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

Hancock. Of Lynchburg. John M.
Harris. Jr. Of Farmvllle. and Mrs.
Maggie Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crute, and two
daughters. Of Victoria. spent last
week in the W B. Crute home and
visited other relatives in the neigh
borhood.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Gaunce spent
Monday with Mi. and Mrs. Robert
Gaunce in Waynesboro. Miss Fern
Gaunce returned home with them.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09

honorary as well as president Of
ri Kappa Alpha fraternity. at
William and Mary.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-09
Sandy River

Mrs. w. B. Gates. the mother bf
10 living children. had family re-
union at Goodwin Lake Sunday. All
Of her children and in-laws. the
grandchildren and great-grandchil-
dren were present, except Mrs
Nevyn Rankin Nevyn. Jr.. and
Dorothy Carol Gates.
Among others present were Mrs
Brown and Donald Taylor, Of Roa-
noke Rapids, N, c., Mrs. Brockwell
and Mrs. Raiford. Of Petersburg
Bobby Folks. Blanche Bass. Dr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Smith and Rev. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-19
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

l-"When we review the ca
lamitieS which affiict so many
other nations, the present con-
dition Of the United States
affords much matter Of consola-
ton and satisfaction" noted an
early President. in appointing
this day. 1852 years ago, as q day
of Rpublic Thanksgiving and
prayer" Which President?
2-Senator Carl Hayden, re-
Gently elected president pro
tempore Of the Senate. has
served in Congress longer than
any other member. Who was
President Of the United States
when Hayden began his service
in Congress IS years ago today?
3-A patent for the first
"phonograph or speaking ma
chine" was granted to a famous
American inventor. 70 years ago
today. Who invented the phono-
graph and who was President
at that time?
ANSWERS on next page)