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walt as vice president and comp
troller. and E. L. Meyer as treas
urer have been accepted. Plans
are going forward for the annual
stockholders meeting on May /.
Included in the larger 1856
earnings was $52.184 of non-re-
curing profits resulting from a
change in books Of an affiliate
from cash to accrual basis.
Mr.. Olmsted reported highly
gratifying results from the COM
pany's officers finance plan,
which offers a savings program
and small loans to members of
the armed forces on active duty,
Loans are secured by purchase,
through monthly allotments, of
Time Installment Certificates.
The plan has been broadened to
include non-commissioned as
well as commissioned officers and
more than $2.5 million Of loans
were granted in the first year Of
the plans operation.
AS the tight-money market
eases, more funds will be avail
able to expand this program. Mr..
Olmsted declared.
The balance sheet Of Interna-
tional Bank and wholly owned
subsidiaries on December 81
listed $5.494.86 Of assets. COM
pared with $3,184.408 a year
earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Faint Stirring
OF Business
Pickup Shows
BY WALTER BREEDE, Jr.
Associated Press Business Writer

NEW YORK. April e.-Faint
strings Of a business pickup
were apparent in several lines
this week.
There was no real evidence yet
OF buoyant spring upsurge. But
II you looked for them, hints of
balmier economic weather were
not too hard to find.
The Easter shopping season.
three weeks later than last year
was finally getting of the ground.
Sales Of new cars perked up
after a disappointing lag.
Commerce Department figures
indicated that people are enjoy
ing bigger incomes than ever be-
fore teven If you don't happen
to be among them. Personal in
come of Americans. at latest
count. had climbed to a record
annual rate Of more than 1896
billion. That figure (for the
month Of February represents a
gain Of nearly Z per cent from a
year ago.
overall. the economy was still
a crazy-quilt Of strong and weak
spots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Jump Recorded
In International
Bank Earnings

Bolstered by homecoming in
come, 1856 earnings of the Inter-
national Bank Of Washington
scared to $358,280 or 1874 a
share in contrast to $sl.107 or
81 cents a share in the previous
year, President George Olmsted
disclosed in a statement to stock
holders at the weeks close.
Mr.. Olmsted also announced
the private institution has filed
application with the Securities
and Exchange Commission for
permission to issue 81 million of
time certificates to obtain addi-
tional capital for future growth.
William J. Barry. president Of
First Insurance Finance Co.. has
been elected a director and E. M.
Anderson has been elected vice
president. Mr.. Olmsted also re-
ported.
designations Of F. w. Stair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Quiz Expected
AT Meeting Of
Universal Corp.

A large turnout is expected
for the annual meeting of Uni
versal Corp. at IL am. Tuesday
at the Willard Hotel as a result
of a surprise in the recent an
nual report.
In an unobtrusive footnote
the report disclosed that Uni
versal, formerly Capital Transit
Co.. had contracted to pay an
ahove-the-market price aggre-
eating $2.3 million for 100000
shares Of Merritt, Chapman &
Scott Corp, from which it pre-
viously purchased the Marion
Power Shovel Co. and the Os-
good Co.. in exchange for most
of the liquid assets received from
Capital Transit properties.
Newspapers gave some promi-
nence to the stock deal. which
was made last January / at $23
a share, through an agreement
with A. I. Savin, an MICS direc-
tor and associate Of Louis e.
Wolfson. Florida financier, who
dominates both MOS and Uni
versal. The past previous price
on the New York Stock Exchange
was listed by the Associated
Press year-end summary at 20ss
Universal. already has paid out
S460,000 toward the total pur-
chase price and must pay the re-
naming $4,000 by next De-
cember /. plus interest at 5 per
cent per annum. according to the
annual report.
officials of Universal are said
to be braced for many questions
at the Tuesday meeting which
will be held in the Wizards JEFF
ferson Room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
N. Y. BOND SUMMARY
nv the Press

Furnished by the Associated Press
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'2 e BUSINESS.
Corporate and U. S. Bonds
Decline SIightIyin Week

compared with $17,65l, 900 the
previous week and $24.937. 900
for the corresponding week in
1856
Long range Government bonds
drifted lethargically through the
week. The 30-year 34s and the
40-year IS lost 6f32 each for
the period, closing Friday at
90 1882 and SO 22f32 bid, re-
spectively. The 21as Of 1868
slipped 2f32 to IS 2iS2 while the
victory 21as Of l972-67 we're I'M
changed at 81 1882.
Tone of the new financing
markets was fair to good this
week in both corporate and
municipal issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
Jupun Gets Red Query

TOKYO. April s tR1.--Three
Japanese firms disclosed today
they had received inquiries from
the Soviet Union on purchasing
ball bearings in Japan. No de-
tails were disclosed. Japan
already is reported shipping ball
bearings to Communist China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK. April s (FD.--The Asso-
ciated Press commodity price index reg
istered . slight advance this week but
Was stu wen below the year-ago level,
II was the first rise in three weeks
At 1854. the index Of IS important
week ago and 1871 90 Q year ago The
industrials component scored q 1857
low. while . new high for the year was
made By the livestock category.
Index figures, with comparisons, With
week ago and q year seo. are shown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-07
BY WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK, April 6 (R.-
Both corporate and Government
bond prices declined slightly
this week in drab trading.
Changes were narrow and in
weston interest. particularly in
Treasury obligations traded
over-the-counter. was light.
Among the corporates, rails
edged narrowly higher. utilities
were steady but industrials and
investment quality issues faded.
Japanese liens worked lower in
dull foreign section.
Volume amounted to $l9.419-
800 par value on the Big Board,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Truxio News Events
Mrs. Lewis Easter And Son Return
From Tour OF Western United States

visited Mrs. Goodman's brother,
MI and Mrs. w r. Burton of
Calverton. several days last week.
Their daughter, Mrs. Mollie Com
~, Of Highland Springs. accom-
panied them.
Mrs Goodman also visited her
aunt, Mrs Josephine Borden, last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Eastern, joey and
Doug went to South Hill last
Wednesday TO see Mrs Casters
father and sister Wednesday
evening they went ID Clarksville
to see her grandmother. Who Is
il They returned home Thurs
day
Nfr and Mrs, EarnWood speas
We're callers al the Joe Easter
homa last Sunday
Mrs, Dick Smith Nancy Alvin.
and James Of Warwick. were re-
cent visitors in this community
James spent lust week with A. j
Easter
Mr ana Mrs II 3 Midkiff had
KITS ther recent guests MI and
Mrs Fstell Midkiff ard Leroy ot
Richmond AIT. and Mrs. B.nton
MCMILLAN. Howard and Robert
and Mr. and Mrs c T. Combs.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Easter
Visited Nh and Mrs. Harry Rowan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Nursing Home

tCcrsIina.t from page ZIP
slstanGe eeAlid be provided BY the
hospital. pndef i cooperative AIR.
iangefnent~- 81 the committee feels
Tfekc a.'a nDn sufficient INDECENT
aged IN tK district to fill l00-bed
nursing ara boarding home, accord
ine To .Mafsart workers. who direct
thu uid ~ assistance programs.
Many .old parsons are now cared for
IN conlnltfciat hnn4s With welfare
departments layine As much rs
500 monthly fo7 such care That
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
SUPERVISORS
tCofsslsllan from narr

tCoiaslntlpd from pare up
send To thc f;oanty Clerks office
for record,ng u ihE names ofI delln-
quent real, estate ara personal
property tx 'aayefs for 1856 Such
ftccrdlng. " aeqNh 81 BY the law
after june 50 when taxes assessed
for ths ln .vtsas year are dnapid
Real prdnerfg is put up for public
auction Il thes saKes remain unpaid
after Two l:ii years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

Among the other representa-
tives of the Apponattox Presby-
terial attending the conference
were Miss Mary Lyle. MISS Halle
McCraw, PEGGY Gee. MIS- Wallace
Woodson. Miss Nancy Watkins.
Mrs, vi 3. Ramsey. Mrs Lucille,
X. Gee and Miss Elizabeth Forbes
The training school was the
first since the reorganization Of
the Presbyterian Womens group
last year. Mrs. Thompson was
elected first president Of the new
Presbytegial
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Presbyterian Women Attend
Mdssnnetfa Training School

The traditional candlelightin&.
service closed the thif ty-sixth ant
nuaI session 81 the Women of thu
CHURCH, synod Of Virginia, traint
ing school Sunday at Massanett;A
SPRINGS near Harrisduburg.
About 700 delegates and guests
from Virginia. Maryland, West
Virginia and the District Of COT
lumbia attended he annual
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

and family. ~ sunnyside. last
Sunday. Mrs. Rowan IL MIS- East
tr's sister They also visited Mrs
casters parents. Mr. ana Mrs
oscar Speas at Cumberland Miss
Danna Easter spent that day with
Misses Pat and Mary Combs at
JeterSyille
Several from this community
attended revival services TIT Pied
mont Baptist Chmch
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

There were 65 hospital Ba9slt
Monday morning
Patients Admitted
Mrs. W. G. Fitz. Chase Ctg
T z DeHaIt, Viet9sia GAaH
Elliott. Prospect; Ms Eza @ \
Whitaker Farmvillo Mrs n R
Asal. E,arnlyille. Mrs. John Ba'as3
Farmville, Mrs Mary Lioseanal
Farmville: Thomas Heasley. CaarH
lette c. Il. MIS- c Il. Sea4 Cm
berland; MIS- G D. Adams DamI
Vile. Bobby Adams, DanTille. r R
Locke, brakes Branch MIS- # R'
Dowdy Cumberland Mis 81 IA
Dnnnavant Victoria Mfs y E
Green Blackstone Mis- h. vi D4i@-
XII Abilene sfts I'll r WaiseH
Charlotte 6 FL, and Mrs W OIL
Ward ST. Ontario
Births
Mr. aud Mrs. r A We stheFm1a.
Charlottesville gill Aae Ii
MI and Mrs e " DoaaaaA
Grove girl. Aug /
Mr. and mrs. q G Lanh5u
Chase City boy. Aue 3
MI and Mrs Samuel Roberts
keysVille girl Ans i
Colofed Patients
Martha Carter. Far nlN#l
Charles Abbott Amelia f4adal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

school
They heard closing address by
Mrs Ernest Hunter Mrs. Vernon
Dyer. Of Petersburg. w. val. Is
the synodical president, and pro-
gram committee chairman. Mrs.
Graves H Thompson, of Hamp-
den Sydney, is president OF APP
pomattox Presbyterial whic h
serves This area
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

is considered a prohio,tive FIGURE
for persons requiring welyare assis-
tanc@
II * believed that 4 district horne
would provide such CATO M "@gt
mCle iii keeping with the maximum
grant n9w made rcr oid a- W
tance $40 pct month
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

Drive the car that recorded up to
17a greater fuel savings III A con-
elusive transcontigiental economy
test OF THE three le#ding low-priced
cars sanctioned a nd certified BY
NATA.* Running from Los Angeles
70 New York. Chevy proved that it
costs least 10 oper3.te Of all threel
ft Just goes 70 prove that Chevy
offers more Of tl7e important things
tnat make for happier driving.
Remarkable pep and handling ease;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Tyuxiiio News Events

Mrs. Lewis Easter ana son, A. j..
have Just returned from a month +
vacation ia the western part Of
our country. They made the TRIP
bv traln Tile fHst stpp they made
WAS III SILT LAKE CITY, Utah
Nle4a they toured several days
From ti5ere tAey Went To CaliI-
forria where they spent most Of
i}ciI time
Djsneyland was among THE
mary places Of interest they visit
I'd They visited Ms Easterk
NIECE Mss william Coquelin and
famAly III WhittielI Cali and
Mr Fastars sistef Mrs. John
Boyt ana family of Riverside.
Calif.
Phoenix Aaz.. was another STOP
where they visited with q cousin.
They spent several days in Kan
.asas City. Mo, with an aunt. Mrs.
Ned Toar and family While
thera they went OYER to indie
pendance to see the home Of
former President Truman
They came back lvia Waynes-
b0ro Ind spent several days With
Nfs Eaafer's sister They report
sd having 4 wonderful vacation
ME- ana Mrs. Carl Waglar are
an ,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
atients Admitted

There were 65 hospital Basa
M0ndav MOrminn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
Farmville Senior
Wins Scholarship
OF $500 to RMWC

Farmviile High School seniors
rolled their potential scholarship
earnings near the five figure
mark, with the announcement Of
an award to q third student.
Earlier awards Of two Univers-
ity Of Virginia scholarships, with
potential values of 81 .40O and So
400, added to the possible $4,000
taich the newest recipient will
receive, for a total possible value
Of $1,000 to the three students.
jeanne Graziani, Farmville
High School senior. has been no
titled that She has won a $4,000
scholarship to Randolph Macon
Woman's College IN Lynchburg.
She Will receive a $500 grant for
the 1957-1953 session. II is re-
movable every year if her grades
are kept UP to the standard.
The scholarship was based on
financial need and ability. Miss
Graziani took the national scho-
lastic aptitude test and the
achievement test in Richmond.
She also spent a week end on the
Randolph-Macon campus and
had a personal interview with the
registrar.
D--sl-.. -s-.s+- 49, gp .
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
Junior Woman's Club
To Sponsor Tobacco
Princess Pageant

In August, the Farmville Jun
ior Woman's club will sponsor a
Tobacco princess pageant at jar
man Hall.
Miss Falmvlile'' will be select
ed from a group Of 30 or more
girls, representing the tobacco
area in and around Farmv.lle.
She Will go to Richmond in Oc-
tober and compete with other to-
bacco princesses for the title
Queen Of Tobaccoland" and a
81 900 scholarship.
While IN Richmond all Of her
expenses will be paid. A carefully
picked escort will be there to take
her to the main events during the
three-day affair.
EnJries for the beauty pageant
are required to be between the,
ages of II and 81. at least a
senior in high school at the time
of the contest and never been
married.
If you meet these requirements
and would like to be a contestant,
please notify Mrs. T, j. Horne,
Putney street. Farmville. listing
your name, address, age telephone
number and talents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21

Tho Nisses sally Rvan and Bev-
ILL ,sargh ,o,,red wt-rf,amebur and
T. n,aetnnn d,1,i,a ,be week end
Week end guests of Ms H d
Pritchett we're her brother. Gilbert
Scott. of CamD Gordon. Ga, and
Dr.. aud MS. James c Hickey, OF
South Boston.
Curtis Turner. Of Roanoke. IS
visiting Ills GRANDPARENTS, Mt. and
MIS- r J Turner.
M Ida Sntthall Is ATTENDING the
Sh~w IF Knaw'edae IA the Beauty
mdusty HI Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21

M. and Mrs. A. n Fore and son.
tol
~
m.N "a oa' sealt' -. Cllai W
u"l,i0un ~ nta' "e' $50
=, c-outh.iao Car.n,u uos,4a1
uaa.lo.,
NJ rlam Roa1 ~ Fo,, warm
Tex i III puest II har sista,
MI And~ow partar
u !
an,ilv NJ ord NIL Mont rinEc-
nanoor u Hamnden-svdnev during
M woek end III rorte bon,o fror,
rloriaa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
Miss Hillsman Wins
AAUW Award

Miss 10 Hlllsman. daughter Of
Mrs. W j, Hlsman. of Farmville.
has been awarded a gift member
ship IN the American Association
of University Women for one
year.
The award was made recently
to Miss Hjllsman, a senior student
at Longwood COLLEGE by the
Farmville branch, A,A.U.W.
1t is given on the basis of out
standing leadership, scholarship
and campus cit zenship The "A.
wv. makes the award annually
to an outstanding senior in teach
er accredited college |eonferrlng
degrees h a means Of stimulat-
ing the interest of young gradu-
ates il the AA.U w.
Some Of Miss Hlllsman's activ-
tiles included president Of Aloha
Kappa Gamma, leadership fra
aeInity membership in Kappa
Delta FL Roarc Eli Tnorn. Futare
Teachers Of America. Grand
daughters club and Student Gov
eminent she has served as VICE
president Of thu Wesley Founda~
ton and is listed iii Who's Who
n American Colleges
Miss Hillsman Will teach math-
ematics at M|artinSville High
School this coming fail.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
Annual Poppy
Program TO
Benefit Veterans

Disabled veterans viii benefit
from the poppy program being
sponsored this week BY the Amer
lean Legion auxiliary Climax Of
the program VIII come Saturday.
Each morning this week. auxi-
liary members are main2 radio
talks at the local station on be-
half Of their project. Time Of the
broadcast is 9.05 a. m
Mrs. j. G. Bruce made the first
talk Monday morning Mrs. War
rem Kernodle is scheduled for
Tuesday, Mrs. Grace Gordon for
Wednesday. Mrs. AGREE Chappell
for Thursday and Mrs. A. w.
Covington for Friday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
May Fellowship Day
Program Planned

Farmville Council of Church
Women will nave its May fellow
ship day program Friday at 8 D.
N. at Farmville Presbyterian
church.
Dr- Earl r. Boeas, Longwood
Colleee professor Of education.
VIII be tho guest speaker. Farm
vile Hgh School Hi-Y and Tri-
Hi-Y members viii give the de-
yotionals.
4 social hour will be- held fol-
lowing the service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
Re r,oua( N2snhon

The Theta Chi fraternity enter
tanned at Sydnors Lake Saturday
IGNORING the senior class at Hamp-
dcn-Sydney.
MIS-. Dorothy Reynolds and son,
Allen. visited her brother, s. r.
Ellington, in Charlottesville during
the week end.
Mr.. and MS. W F Washburn
and family have returned to Rom
ney, " val, after spending the
week end here with Mrs. Wash
burns parents, Mr. and Mrs W r.
cox.
Mrs. Edward Blanks, Of Lynch
hu y was a week end guest Of her
sister. Ms Lille AHA q
Mrs Charles N. McRae, Of Rich
m9nd was the guest 81 MISS Jean
Massey at Hampden-Sydney last
week.
Mrs. Joseph Hadel and MIS-
Thomas Potter. OF Arlington. viii
arrive Monday for a visit Of sew
eral days with Mrs. Hadel's
mother, Mrs. j, O. HardaWay,
here.
Guests of the A. 7. Grays during
the week end were their son. the
Rev. John A Gray. and daughter.
Dale, Of Wilson. N. c.. and Mr..
Gray's nephew. A. P. Gilbert, and
MS. Gilbert. of Swarthmore. Pa.
who were here to celebrate Mr.
Gray's 18Th birthday
Mrs. James Elliott has returned
from Washington. M q, where she
was tho guest Of her daughter, Mrs
Hugh Fortescue. and family
Mrs. VI. vi. johnson and daugh-
tar. Dcbble. and Mrs. George John
SIN were guests III M n George
Johnson's sisters. Mrs. LLOYD Davis
and NM WI Oh Harding, til Rch-
mond last week.
Mrs. Robert Thalman entertained
the Hampden-sydney bridge clut
last week.
Dr. and MS E W. BoswortF
were guests of Mr. and NJ Jacl
Watson in Lexington for the weeE
end
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Putney wert
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Henry Me.
GU in Petersburg ior tic week enc
and attended the German clut
dance Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Lester r Andrew.
and sons, Andy ana Danny. hav,
returned from Richmond where
they were week end guests Of Mrs
Andrews Sister aha family Mt
and NJ 4 r X. Garter
INV M,ssos Jane stine and RutI
Russell "a WASHINGTON. p C. anr
Dr and Mrs. oscar 1t stne at
tended the Jamrstown festival dti
ns thu week end
Mr ard Mrs. johnny Plot ani
family Have returned TN Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
Woman
Receives OES Post

Mrs. J. Alex Ransone. Of Car
~tersville, has been appointed war
der of the Virginia chapter, Ord
er of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Ransone's appointment
was announced at the organiza-
tons state convention in Rich
mond last week. She is the Car
t%ersville correspondent for tbe
Farmville Herald.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21

P. T. Atkinson will be the
guest speaker at the Hampden-Syd-
ney College alumni meeting in Nor
folk Tuesday.
j. B ELLINGTON, Indy Hamlet,
Nielsen HAMLET. Herbert Cov!ngton
and j. p. Chcrnault attended the
stock car races ii M~artinsville sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Garrett, Of
Fort Worth Tex. are guests of Mrs.
CARROTS parents, Mr and Mrs.
Herman y Duncan.
M 4. Collie Briehtwell and MS,
Doris Spillman will return today
from Fort Benngin, Ca. where they
have been Wis ting Mrs. Brightwell's
son. Pyt. Buddy Brightwell.
The Rev. 7. A. Mccarthy, Of Falls
Church. was a recent guest Of the
c. X. Chrismons.
Guests IN the George R Rodgers
home during the week end we're
MS. Rodgers SON., Carlton B.
lDickl Noe, Of bristol and her
brother-m-law and sister, Mr.. and
MIS-. j. Walker Biscoe, of Rich
mond.
rar W Aon,s
and family, Of petersburg, were
guests Of Ms. andrews parents
Mr. and MIS- Garland CaoanlSs' Tor
the week end
MIS-. Ray Ryan and sons spent
the week END II Lexington where
they were guests of her m~other-in-
laW, Mrs cara Ryan
Dr. aid MIS-. A. II. Gray and A.
N. Fore win attend the alumni All
sociation meeting Of the Medical
College of Virginia il Richmond
Of TIE alumni having 50 years Of
service. Dr. Gay. having had &c
years Of service, viii be a guest Of
honor
Mr. and MIS-. j.. H. Whitfield ana
daughter, Kay, attended the annual
memorial service at the Baptist
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c Hatcher
Of Phoenix. Az. were guests Of
their brother.in-law. j. w Garnett.
iof a le" days last week. -,
Mrs. C H. Greear is convalcsc,na
at home after being a patient at
~, 4'''Lo.q IT, ooini1iuli''S ~
- "'9s oe
.Joe Sheffield spent Sunday II
Richmond wheve ID visited NIL
mother Mrs Aha Sheffield and Mn
I'M 9i''''h a'fo 4"!i'is
ea1 n"Ar 'pCAa"i7
Yofs til i~.pVN-H M'tn hr'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
Club Calendar

American Legion auxiliary, Jack
Garland unit Tuesday, May Fl,
9 p. m. with Mrs. Grace Gordon.
POPPY ana civil defense program
farmviile PRESBYTERIAN church
women Monday. May 20. 8 p.
m. in the lecture room. Annual
birthday party. Film strip of
birthday obleetives.
Executive board, Episcopal aux
liary - Monday. May 20, 8 D. m.
with Mrs l. z. Johnston. il.
Woman's club board of over
nors Thursday, May %. $3.50
p. m. at the club house.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
PIIs Sophomores
Candidates for Queen
BY OBS SITTIER

BY LOIS SUTTLER
Inc sephomores running for Me
mortal Day queen Of Powhatan arc
Shelby Waldrop. Lois Suttler. Bar
ba.a Blankenship. LIBBY DAVIS.
Helen Wells. Mary Anne Haas and
Doris PITTS.
Shelby Deane Waldrop. a sophie
more at Powhatan High School. was
awarded second prize for a theme
she wrote on What the War Me
moral Building Means TO Powha-
tan County. Everyone in the high
School took part in this contest.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
To Be
Meeting Topic

DR.. Mildren Tate. head of de-
partment OF home economies at
VPI in Blacksburg. will be guest
speaker at the Parent-Teachers
association meeting Monday. May
20 4 5 ? II = liz auditorium
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21
; Women Entertain
At lea Saturday

Mrs. Malcolm R. Myers. Mrs.
Alvin NJ. Aron and Mrs. Douglas
Joyce entertained at tea Saturday
IN the home Of MIS-. Andrew D.
Packer at Hampden-Sydney
Miss Elizabeth Eggleston. Mrs.
David c. Wilson and Mrs L. E.
Crawley poured.
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at Powhatan High School.
DR. Tate Will speak on I'm
Outstanding the Teen-ager". This
Will be a combined meeting Of the
P-TA ana the county Home Dem
onatrat.aa e.ata
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-21

at Farmville Baptist
church May 4 The immediate
families and close friends wer
present.
After q southern wedding trip
MI and Mrs. Bucknam have re-
TUNED to Falmville, where they
wall reside.