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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

Federal Judge Edward A.
ramm yesterday declined to
block the transfer Of a retail
liquor license for the premises
at 1928 Twenty-third street Sc,
Transfer Of the license from
I. S. Burka to Harry Friedman
had been granted by the Alco-
holic Beverage Control Board.
The move was opposed by the
Garfield-Douglas Heights Civic
Association and a group of in
dividuals, whose unsuccessful
efforts yesterday ended in the
U. S. District Court for the
District Of Columbia.
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Some 300 spectators. young
and old. witnessed the seven
inning battle at Thomas Stone
Field, Thirty-fourth street and
Arundel road.
The game got underway at s
pm. after the Washington Sem
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Senate Votes to Sell
U. S. Lund to Church

The Senate yesterday passed
and sent to the House a bill
sponsored by Senator Butler,
Republican Of Maryland, to
authorize the Perkins Chapel
Methodist Church at Bowie.
Nd. to buy 5l2 acres from the
Federal Government.
The church is surrounded by
the property of the Agricultural
Research Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

Leagues Cardinals, who was
lifted in the fourth inning. He
had issued FIVE walks and
allowed four runs. He was re-
placed by Larry Sutton, who
ended UP walking four and was
charged with FIVE runs.
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Midshipmen on LeuYe

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 6 (P.-
Naval Academy midshipmen,
back from a summer cruise to
South America and the West
Indies, began 30 days Of annual
leave Yesterday. I
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

Winding UP a three-day
Northeast regional meeting,
Delta Kappa Gamma So
rority holds final sessions
in the Shoreham Hotel.
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Officials Ask Go-Aheod
On Constitution Bridoe
Highway Chief, City Heads Confer
On Starting Project Construction

District Highway Department officials today asked the
Commissioners to give them the go-ahead begin
ton of the long-deayed Constitution avenue bridge
Highway Director John N Robertson and his staff met
with the city heads at 10 They sought permission
coed with construction under pending congressional
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The
Rambler
=. Tells LoneineIy
Of Cheap Vocation
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL
Now you too can take your
family of four on a vacation
at the shore for less than $50
a week.
For years. on his summer
visits to Rehoboth, the Ram
hler has wished he could take
a fling at camping in the
sand dunes.
Delaware owns miles Of
the ocean front south of
Rehoboth, and, at present,
it is an unimproved State
park.
ANCertain areas, with only a
low. range Of dunes between
them and the ocean, have
been set aside for tenting.
The Rambler would like to
find sout for himself how
little it would cost a week to
live in a tent and supple
ment the necessary food pur-
chases with surf fishing,
grabbing and digging clans.
What an experience it
would be, in this day and
age, to follow the example
of Henry David Thoreau's
camping venture on Walden
Pond.
But Mrs. Rambler says
that's not her idea of a vaca-
ton, so the Rambler has had
to find out about it from
others.
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THE FIRST FAMILY he
encountered in the tent
colony was that of Felix
Handler, a Polish translator
for the Voice of America.
The zandlers-Felix, his
wife, their daughter Eva,
who is 16. and son John, who
is Alive in Arlington, Va.
This is the second summer
they have tented on the
beach.
Felix has the Europeans
love of the out-of doors,
which many urban Ameri-
cans are losing. He has a
build like Lionel Stronghold,
the professional muscle man,
and a tan like Tarzan.
His work is interesting.
He translates the lyrics Of
American popular songs into
Polish so they can be used
to enlarge the Voices audi
ence in his native country.
He has reason to feel he has
made "Que Sera" and THE
Naughty Lady of Shady
Lane" very popular in
Warsaw.
Two years ago, when
young John Zandler was a
Boy Scout, he was taken to
this beach on camping trip
and told the family about it.
The next year all of them
wanted to try it.
1t called for an initial in
vestment in equipment. Their
tent cost $50; a charcoal
range S., and four air mat
tresSes came to $50.
But after that, they were
living for less than it costs
them at home. The fee for
the tent site is SO a week,
and, Mrs. Zandler reported
after checking her house
hold books, the food aver
aged SIS a day.
They did not supplement
this with fish from the ocean
or shellfish from the bay.
Mr.. Zandler is no fisherman.
He prefers swimming. Other
tent families do eat from the
sea, and one family has been
tenting on the beach for 10
summers.
One catch is that the water
available from pumps on the
beach has an iron flavor.
Most of the campers fill large
bottles with water at gas sta
tons in Rehoboth. Another
catch is that sand has a way
of getting into everything.
The only unexpected ex-
pense is this, Mrs. Zandler
said. They get a little bored
with the existence and have
been going to the movies
every evening. But the
movies cost only so cents a
head. 50 a night for the
ay1firo faY,ilv
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

couple Of years and storing up
lot OF ~get-even" dates
Powhatan won in the mud over
Gcochland l4-6 They viii have a
tough row to hoe but If any team
can do 1t Hank Norton viii see
10 it that his team does. Powha-
tan takes Oh neighboring Amelia
this week in what is always q
hard-fought area contest
Louisa defeated Spotsylvania
2o-7 last week. Louisa is expected
to pack a good wallop this year
and is picked to be well IN the
upper half Of the district. Louisa
is another poptential team that
could develop as the season goes
along.
In this weeks games. this re-
porter goes out Oh limb and
picks Albermarla over Nelson;
Henry Clay over Battlefield Park:
Culpeper over Fluvanna; Douglas
\ Freeman over Washington Henry:
| James Monroe over. Spotsylvanla;
Madison over King George; vari-
ma over Louisa Goochland over
Midlothian; and Orange over
Stafford.
The important results will shoA
u the Varina-Louisa game and
me Orange Stafford game
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Baptist Women Plan
Gladstone Conference

Women from Buckingham,
Cumberland. AppomattoX 4 II d
Goochland counties will be on
hand in Gladstone Tuesday for
the James River association,
Woman 5 Missionary Union. dsso-
ciatlonal conference
The morning session WitA rne
I II m To Them He Gave
Power" will begin at 10 Il. IN, With
reports.
Mrs o. L. Brown, associational
president Mrs. T @. Harvey, Of
New Hope church in AppomattoX
county, Mrs William B Davidson,
of BUCKINGHAM church Mrs. H.
E. Griffin. Of Bethlehem church
in Buckingham county Mrs T.
c. Hix. representing Concord
church. of Prospect. Mrs. J. K
Clark, OF Gainesville; Mrs. N j..
Allen. Mrs. P G.. Watson and
Mrs. w. j. Shepherd, of Enon
church in Buckingham, Mrs. Car
RE DoWdy OF Bethlehem church
IN Buckingham county, Mrs, w
L. Moore and Mrs. j c. Hayes, Of
Fitzgerald church in Cumberland
county, are on the program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Sandy River

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jordan. d
Portland Ore. Mrs. j. G. Jordan.
of Banner, T NJ Jordan. Of Norton.
and Mrs. ]. W, Ward Of Farmville
spent Tuesday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Smith. Week md guests
IN the same home Were Mrs. r. E.
Pittman, and children, Of Hampton.
and Mrs. G. W. Little, and children
OF Warwick.
MI. and Mrs. Temple Jenkins
visited his sister, Mrs. K. w. Hill,
OF Salisbury. N. c.. III the home OF
another sister, Mrs. M. T. Oliver.
at Crewe Sunday.
Remember. Little minds are
wounded too much by little things
great minds see all and are not even
hurt.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

after taking handoff from Nc
Intosh. Clabough's conversion kick
was good this time.
just before halftime, Fluvanna
made it 1875 after three l5-yard
penalties against F'HS had set the
bali back to the Wolverine three
yard line. McIntosh's tumble there
was recovered by Fluvanna and
was followed by the I'D from
three yards out on PAGES quarter
back sneak. A dropkick conversion
attempt failed.
FHS had a third first half
| touchdown which came on as
yard dash BY F'ahrner. but a rules
infraction nullified the score and
brought the ball back to mid
! field.
| The Wolverines two second halt
tbs came Within minute
time spread. the first on a 70-yard
end-around play which ended
with End Earl Fore passing TO the
other FHS TANKER. Kent Carter
Carter gathered in the ball on the
| Fluvanna 40 and raced across the
goal line from there.
| The second came after Cla-
bough intercepted Fluvanns
pass at midfield and returned te
the losers 80. The drive carried tc
the seven from where a fake buck
and pitchout to Fahrner producec
the tally. Clabough made it two.
for -four in the conversion depart
ment with his second successful
try
Coach Gilmer used his seconC
stringers through the last portion
OF the third period and ali of tbs
! fourth. Vic Harper directed then
offensive maneuvers and the,
contained the Fluvanna attack
DefenSively George Ferguson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

Rtv. r. P WEIGH celebrated his
birthday Thursday in the home OF
his sen. Gene His other children
and their families, Rev and Mrs.
Cartel Welch, Of Rustburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ewart Welch.s and children.
MIR and Mrs. H E. Carwile Jr..
and children. we.a present His
eidast son. c. J WEIGH, is in the
| Air Force stationed in Illinois and
was unable to be here
Mrs. Robert Naloney. Mrs J T.
Mrs R. E. Booker visited Misses
Josie and Mamie Jones in Chatham
Wednesday
MI and Mrs H. f, Carwile, w
la. Carwile. Mr. and Mrs Calvin
Ros$er and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Afoltis. IF Buckingham. visited their
cousin. Frank Poser. Of Brookneal
Mr. Rosser. former resident Of
the heighborhood is improving aftes'
an Illness
Chests Of the W. A. Carwiles sun
daylw MI. and Mrs W D, Kidd,
of Richmond, Nj and Mrs Hamlet.
Of F'al1nville Henry Carwile. Of
Richmond. and MS. ] A. Cakes
EEart WEIGH attended the ball
game in Richmond Saturday night.
NH. and Mrs John r. Maloney
and girls. Of Roanoke, were week
end guests Of the Robert Maloneys
! Nh and Mrs. Sam Ellis OF Co
lonirl Beach, spent the week end
witt her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Dickerson.
! A gathering Of the Dillon family
Sunday at Tranquility Included Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Dillon. Of Victoria
Mr. and Mrs Emory Dillon. Mr.
/ and Mrs John win Of Charlotte
couhty Mr. and Mrs r. N Jeiter-
son, MI and Mrs Dayton Dillon
4 Mr. and Mrs Will p Cunningham
I and Ann. Miss Rosetta Wright, Mrs
iW tT Cunningham, Mr.. and Mis-
( George Shorter and Tina MIS-
EMORY Dillon. Jr and son john
and Tom Dillon
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Misses Charlton, Davidson, Gillian, Rnines
Leaue to Begin Their College Studies Again

/ Mrs. A. M. Anderson is commit
ing to Iongwood College where she
is taking 3 secrrtarial coursa
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. r. j H
Grow and 1t. Shen Crow visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Kea!es, and family
In Fairfax.
Mrs J. r. Station and Mrs. Jack
Wingo. Of the Ada Hand circle. met
/ Tuesday night with Mrs. J B. Hanes
To make plans fol the Baptist
church HOMECOMING.
/ Berchs Visit
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Berch
and family. Of Richmond, and Mrs
Seldom White, and sons. OF Fork
| Union. visited Mr.. and Mrs Wood
row Dunkum Sunday and attended
homecoming at Dillwyn Baptisi
church.
Mrs. c. M. Robertson and Mis-
LaVert Voolfolk. and children. o.
Louisa. visited Mr. and Mrs. v
Wayne Dawson Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Butord Ransom, o.
Richmond. were week end guests Of
Radford Ransom.
Mrs. William Davidson Mrs. w
D. Walker and Miss Joan Davidson
drove 10 Jefferson City. Tenn.
where Joan is enrolled in Carson
Newman College.
Mrs r. j Wojnicki visited sew
eral days in Newport News witt
her mother. Mrs George A. Walker
Miss Sue Gillian spent last week
end in jamestown and Williams
burg.
A Mrs. s. B. Pearson. Mrs. Z. I
Poole and Mrs George White we're
in Richmond Monday
4 Mrs ] c. Dunkum and Mrs. w
W. Moore spent Monday in Lynch
burg.
Miss Betty Ann Morgan and Ctci
Rush, OF Baltimore, Md spent tn
week end with Mi. Rush's parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rush.
Rectors Visit
Rev. and Mrs George Rector. 0
Berkeley Springs. W Va. have beef
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w W. Moore
H Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Raines. ant
family Of Newport News, spent III,
week end with Mrs, Raines parents
Mr.. and Mrs W w Moore. o.
their return home they took thei
daughter, Whitley Anne. to Farm
vile, where she is student a
Longwood College.
Dillgyn Garden club met at III
home OF Mrs W w Moore Thurs
day.
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curdsvlle Items
Phaup Returns From Vacation Trip;
Marks Celebrates Birthday With Cake

vile, Saturday.
Mrs. Mamie Smith. who is a
patient III Southside Community
Hospital, Is doing nicely after a
recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs Eric Flanagan. Of
Henderson N. c.. spent the week
end in their Buckingham Springs
home.
Miss Pauline Harris. who Is work
ing in Richmond. spent the week
end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum.
Mrs. j. l.. Jones and Miss Florence
Jones attended the seminar at
Blackstone last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ayers, OF Rich
mond. visited their parents Sunday
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Marks were Mrs Charlie Marks
and daughter, Katharine. OF Rich
mond. Mrs. Georgiana Wood and
Miss Cora Wood. OF Wlngina. Mrs
Julian Dnnkum. Of Dillwyn, Mr.
and Mrs. John Beard and daughter
Rebecca. who teaches In Warwick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Flanagan
Of Henderson. N. {.
Phaup Returns From Vacation
Jim Phaup has returned from
visiting his sister, Mrs. Ruth Hearn
and family. in Chatteroy. W. Va.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Varney
Of Williamson. W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caudin and
two daughters. Belinda and Susan
OF Richmond. visited Mr.. and Mrs
Sweden Allen.
On Walter Marks birthday. Sept
4, he was surprised with visits
from Mf's. John Lewis, Mrs. RALPH
Wilson, Miss Jean Morris and Mrs
Margaret Plunkett. all Of Farmville
who presented him with a birthday
cake, other gifts and nice baske
Of fried chicken brought from Mrs
Henry Bailey. Think he is looking
forward to Sept. 4, 1858.
Phaups Visit Parents
Rev Clarence Phaup. Of Wash
ington. d. c., and Marvin Phaup. d
Roanoke, visited their parents, MIR
and Mrs. George Phaup
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marks were
III F'armville Friday.
Nh. and Mrs Yancy Bailey. and
Barbara We're II Farmville last
week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
'FHS Runs, Passes
To A 26-6 Win
|OUer FluUallllQ.

Farmville High School scored
twice in the first and, third quar-
tiers and dominated play in the
other periods to make the VOL
verines opening game 8 we'll
earned 26-6 triumph over Flu
wanna High Friday afternoon at
Carysbrook.
Halfback ward Clabough,
whose SO points in 1855 set the
scoring pace in District 3 started
the new season with "a more
while Kent Carter and. Leroy
Fahrner added the other two
touchdownS.
The opening victory achieved
Oh good running atiad passing
well coordinated BLOCKING and
stout defensive play, was a sweet
one. Fluvanna. a District 2 oppo-
nent. had dashed Farinville's hopes
with victories for three straight
years III the season openers.
First Score
The contest was six minutes old
when FHS got its first drive under
way. Quarterback Jackie Mcintosh
engineered drive TO the Flu
wanna three, from where his
pitehout to Clabough produced a
six-point lead. Halfback. johnny
Southall and Fahrner contributed
good gains in the drive, Cla-
bough's conversion attempt was
blocked.
! Farmville had 1870 lead a few
minutes later when G'labough
shook loose for a 3O-ysrd I'D run
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
District 2 Race
Still Wide Open
After First Week

District 2. Group II got off to a
slow start last week end. The an
nual powers came to life as ex-
pected and the winning teams in
cluded Pawhatan5 Orange, Varina
and Louisa. Douglas Freeman was
idle last week but Is counted on
to be in che running down to the
wire.
In fact the district 2 race is not
likely to be settled until Douglas
Freeman and Orange tangle In a
late season game Nov. ~
Orange Is the defending cham
pion. having gone two years with
out loss. The closest call for
Orange last year was a muddy
messy 10 victory over PoWhatan.
that fullback Monte Gay powered
out Of the rainy field
Gay was the big gun again fnr
Orange last week as he led his
team to q $40 win over Wash
ington- Henry.
Varina may prove the dark
horse this year and they galloped
to a. 4l-0 opening victory over
King George last week.
] Albernarle came through with
an impressive $50 win over Cul-
pepper. Albermarle also may tlur
up pin the dark-horse role as they
have been building in the last
Bob Jones and Fahrner Were
standouts. while tbs blocking D
Carter. Fore. Mcintosh ana Fair
/ pe, uyaS d ri.y Factor
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Mt. Zion items
California Calls
Joe Davis Family

Mi. and Mrs. Bobby Lee johnson
and Lewis Johnson Of Richmond
were week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. w. johnson
Mrs. Lillian F.. Rhodes and Mrs
Olivia Aiehel Of Richmond were
recent guests Of M. X. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson
visited her parents. Mr. ard Mrs
John Moss, at Gladstone.
Mrs JAMIE Davidson, Of Apo
nlatlox. IS visiting her niece, Mrs
W l.. Tatum
Andersons Have Guests
Recent guests Of the Misses Mary
and Louise Anderson were Carlton
Boatwright. Of Richmond MI and
Mrs Clarence Thomas. OF Alpha
Mrs B L. Apperson. Mrs. Walter
Brown and Rev. ] r. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis. and son
have gone back to California after
4 two-month visit in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius McMatht
ard two daughters the Misses judy
and Frances McMathe. OF Laporte
Pa. were overnight guests last
Monday OF NJ X. Davis en- route
home from j a N e $ t wn ano
WILLIAMSBURG
Oak Grove Chapel Sunday school
had a wiener roast and hamburger
fry on the chapel lawn last Satur.
day evening
Several Visit Anders0as
Recent callers IN the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Anderson were
w P Davis and Carlton Boatwright
Of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
cnce Thomas, Of Alpha. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. b. Anderson. Mrs Aubrey
Lightioot and Tommy Christian.
Mrs Mary f. Davis and Miss Mae
Snoddy visited Mi and Mrs. w g.
Yancey at Aryonia last Thursday
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Bryant,
Jr. and daughter Lszabeth Ami.
have returned to Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute where Bryant is major
inc IN agriculture.
Miss Marie Turpin Of Farmville,
visited MISS Mae Snoddy during the
week end. Saturday they visited
Miss Turpin's mother Mrs. Mar
shall Turpin who is patient at
University Hospital. Chariot asville
Mrs Mahon Writes
Friends have received cards from
Mrs. E B Mahon. of Richmond, in
New Jersey and Delaware where
she is vacatloningi and visiting her
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davies were
~ Richmond last Friday. Their
daughter, Miss Nancy Davies. a
student al Smithdeal-Massey Col
lege, came home for the week end
Mr. and MIS-, Thomas Bryant
and baby Lucy Kay, will move into
their newly remoieled house soon.
They purchased the place formerly
known as Buckingham Palace from
Mrs George Rhodes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

New president 81 Tuggle Home
Demonstration club Is Mrs. Ray
mdnd Kelsey who succeeds Mrs.
Ira Black,
Nrs. Black viii be yice-presi-
dent Mrs Shirley Reynolds Sec
erthry. Mrs. Leslie Power. treas
uler: MIS- O Fl. Booth, reporter;
Mus. Averette Simpson, fedora
tioil goal chairman, Mrs. Frank
Sf4ult2- good neiahbor chairman,
AMI Mrs Clee Williamson. pro-
gr Inn development leader, will d.
rect the club activities
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

Bob Jones and Fahrner we're
standouts. while thf blocking Of
Carter. Fore. Mcintosh and Fahl-
ner' was big factor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
Dillwyn News, Social Events

IS enrolled In Bridgewater College.
Miss Sue Gillian returned to the
University Of North Carolina as a
senior. During her junior year she
was on the deans. list.
Mrs. Wright Leaves
Mrs. Harry Wright. OF Roanoke.
returned after spending several
days with her sister. Mrs. s. B.
Pearson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Harrison. OF
Farlningdale. H.. are visiting the
r j. H. Crows
Masters Robert E d W ard and
Charles Fielding. OF Lynchburg
spent the week end with their
grandmother Mrs. S. b. Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Charlton ac-
ccmpanied their daughter Mary
Virginia. to Bridgewater where she
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-20
curdsv;Ile Items

The Willie OwnSby family at
tended revival services at Belfast
Baptist church in Crewe last week.
Mrs. M M. Julian and Mrs.
Sweden Allen visited Mrs Roy
Chance, who is quite sick In Thack-
ston's Nursing Home near Farm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06

Lena Morrissett e.
N. Jerry Jenkins
Farnville after
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06

Mrs. Scruggs Is Active, In Good Health
As She Starts In on Her 92nd Year

tThe Herald is happy to welcome
Mrs. Blanche Y. Scruggs as thu
correspondent writing thu news
column, Cullen REDO
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Ssruggs
and Clara Mae. were dinner guests
of her parents near Darlington
Heights Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Yourg. anc
daughter, Jean. Of Alexandria. anc
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Young. d Char
lotte c. H.. visited Mt and Mrs
Herman Scruggs last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Manley Cannon, and
children, Of Richmond, We're recent
visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eldes. and
daughter. Mrs. Iva Scrugg. and
her granddaughters, Miss Norma
Scruggs, of Richmond, and Miss
Brenda Elder. Of Cullen. attended
the Elder reunion at Charlie f1lder IS
house near Clynaes orchard Sunday
Mrs. Scruggs Leaves,
Mrs. Cornelia fCovington Slruggs
who has been visiting her claldren.
Mrs James Elder, Of Charlotte
G H., Herman and Albert Seluggs.
Of Cullen. and Mrs, Broadus< Allen.
Of Dillwyn. has returned To-, Hope
well to spend the winter wish her
son-n-laW and daughter Nj and
MIS-. James Rldeout Mrs Seruggs
celebrated her 9ist birthday July
III and IS still active and ii good
health.
Mr. and MI. p. O Layn, and
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Rice Items
Mrs. H. p. Bradshalu Entertdins The \
Elementary School Faculty Thursday

Mrs r. r Bradshaw entertain
ca the Rice Elementary School
faculty at Her home Thursday
Nlr and Mrs. NJ a. Ayres. and
children, OF Falls Church, were
week end guests OF her parents,
MI and Mrs. F G. Walton.
Rev and MRS. a. II. stevens.
and children, Of Gilbert, w va,
ARD visiting her parents. Mr. and
MIS-. f T Bondurant
Clyde Bradshaw. OF Norfolk.
was the overnight guest of his
mother MIS-. II, L. Bradshaw.
Wednesday Clarence Bradshaw,
Of Durham ~ e., spent Saturday
, with Mrs Bradshaw
Misses Matte Vaughan and Dee
Williams, Of WASHINGTON, were
week end guests Of MI and Mrs.
W l. Vaughan
Mrs. Soufhan F'arrar and Miss
Mabel Vaughan ate visiting Mr.
and Mrs j. B, Farrar in Black
stone
Mrs G NJ Daniel Of Danville,
/. is spending this week with her
motl4er Mrs n M McNutt MI
Daniel and children were there
for the week end and attended
the funeral Of S. M McNutt. MI.
and Mrs John Davis. OF f. Wood
stock Conn are also spending
sespefal days WITH Mrs McNutt.
Mrs Wade Nance, and Bobby
q Glen Allen, spent tile week end
with Mrs John olgers and Ray
mond Olgers MI Nance and his
sister MISS Rachel Nance, Mrs.
p. T Newby also visited during
the holidays
Nrs Martha Foster NJ Bran
don Is Visiting her sister. Mrs.