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Church in Arlington. The senior
Foster. minister of education at
Central Presbyterian Church,
Oklahoma City, Okla, was q
commissioner from his presby-
terry.
Five Shepherds Of Same Church
This is probably the only time
the following has occurred. Four
past ministers and the present
minister Of Bethesda Presby-
terrain Church. Lynchburg, Va,
covering the last 80 years in the
church's history. served as COM
missioners.
The five accidentally discov-
cred their common relationship
while on a bus bringing the COM
missioners from downtown Biz
mingham to the church.
Here is how the roll call stacks
up. The Rev. Zachary Z. Lewis,
minister 1928-42, retired, from
East Hanover Presbytery. The
Rev. j. Clyde Mohler. l943-47,
now at Longview, Tex, from
Paris Presbytery. The Rev. E.
Summers McGavock,. 1947-5l,
now at Hopewell. Va, from East
Hanover Presbytery. The Rev.
c. E. Cannon. 1888, now at
Chattanooga. Tenn. from Knox
vile Presbytery. The Rev. James
E. Long. minister at Lynchburg
since 1854, from West Hanover
Presbytery.
Excellent College Handbook
Aubrey N. Brown of Rich
mond. editor Of The Presbyterian
Outlook magazine. has published
q tenth anniversary edition Of q
Going to = College Handbook"
thath is one Of the most helpful
publications of its kind. Parents
Of prospective college students,
whether they want their children
to go to a UNCONVENTIONAL, pri-
vate or State college. win find
the 64-page handbook q mine of
information. It is pub
lished by the Outlook Publishers,
l North Sixth street, Richmond.
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Polish constitution day will be
commemorated 10 am. Sunday
by the Polish Club Of Washing ton
with q High Mass at the Grotto
OF Our Lady of Lourdes, Fran
ciscan Monastery. The Rev.
Father John Pawelczak will cele-
brate the mass and preach the
sermon.
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The HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
Presbyterian PorIey
Planned With Care
BY CASPAR NAMES
Religious News Editor Of The Star

Is the little things that the difference
between q routine and memorable occasion
Take the assembly Of the Presbyterian Church.
which closed Tuesday in South Highland Presbyterian Church
Birmingham Ala
Most conventions held church are characterized by
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Pilgrimage Postponed

The May pilgrimage to Mount
Carmel Convent. Port Tobacco,
Nd. sponsored by the Restorers
Of Mount Carmel, has been post
poned from tomorrow to May rs.
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CONFUSION, inadequate accommO-
dations and people anxious to
help but don't know how.
The opposite was true of this
assembly. Plans for handling the
ATS commissioners and others
had been laid with extreme care
and the smooth way in which
inquiries were answered pre-
vented situations that could
easily have led to rufiled feelings
One small but important item
drawing praise was the free
coffee. cokes and colas in the
spacious room underneath the
aforementioned sanctuary. The
spot quickly became a popular
meeting place for commissioners,
taking brief respite from their
duties. Much Of the goodwill en-
gendered at the convention
could be traced to these informal
gatherings.
Then the bright lounge rooms
complete with comfortable sum-
mer furniture and television sets,
provided pleasant resting places.
A loud speaker connected to the
sanctuary kept the commission
ers abreast Of the meeting up
stairs.
Meals at too many churches
are frequently served so slowly,
one section may still be waiting
for food long after another has
completed its dinner. There was
none Of this at South Highland
Church. The arrangements had
been so efficiently set that 900
diners were served in eight min
'utes.
Ushers and messengers, who
really knew the what, where and
when Of things. quickly gave the
right answers to strangers.
A bow for these and many
other similar services goes to DR..
Frank A. Mathes, minister of
South Highland Church. and his
helpers.
Game Viewers Unanimous
The lounge rooms proved so
popular. especially with tele-
vision showing the baseball game
In the afternoon. that a rather
left-handed compliment on them
came at the end Of the meeting.
A motion to adjourn the as
sembly was duly made Tuesday.
It was passed unanimously. Then
Q commissioner arose and with
q straight face said. And I wish
to announce that the men In the
lounge watching television also
wish to make it unanimous"
Spirit Of Levity
DR.. Marshall Dendy of Rich
mond. executive secretary of the
board Of Christian education.
brought down the house with his
humorous nomination of DR..
William M. Elliott of Dallas,
Tex, for moderator.
The climax came when DR..
Dendy. expounding on DR.. Eli
otis learning and knowledge, de-
clared he has written four
books, Of which / haven't read
one"
After the laughter died down,
the speaker added. Elliott is
a man Of vitality and verve-and
he Is available"
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Spirit Of Levity
Father Of Arlington Minister

Among those present was the
Rev. William H. Foster, ST..
father Of the popular young min
lister OF Trinity Presbyterian
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BETHLEHEM I'd. CO

BETHLEHEM I'd. c.
y sernshai. So s'sC Pa and ~ Il al hs'0sr'
CHRIST I'd. CO.
18th and GallAtin gts. NV, Rev.
WIN. ? Bruening. $50 and ii am.
FIRST TRINITY I'd. C.)
9Th and z SITS. NV Rev n. D.
Broadcast over station WooK
tHMM 81 3. i la:Ss am. and WAN
MOUNT OLIVET ID. CO
1905 Vermont Ave. NV. Rev,
WIN. echiebel. II am.
PILGRIM
$500 Mass. Ave. NV Extended
Rev. Emo Lohrmann. Server
across street. Western Jr. HiSh.
Curing building Of new Sanctuary.
ssyO and II 200 am. Sunday
CALVARY tSilver Spring.
H54S Georgia Ave Rev. Frederick
w KempeI. s:45 and ii am.
ST. ANDREWS (GIenmOnt)
z2A7 Georgia Ave. Rev Walter
Krsemer. Interim Pastor. sac
EMMANUEL (AIexandria)
1901 Russell Rd. Rev Willner n
Msnsing. $40 and II am.
BETHANY (GrOvetOn, Val
bsaeon Hin Rd and Oak Dr. REV.
Sonn oraudin sac and II am
suneay vesper Service every Sunday
u.s. n" Sponsored by Lutheran Acti
THE TTITUrR norm
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LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD
LUTHERAN SERVICES
missouri synod
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
BIBLE CLASSES, s:45 AM.

ST. PAUL'S Gals Church)
Leesburg Pike and Idyiwoou Rd
Rev Gerald Kuhn. $40 and I ] am.
OUR SAVIOR (Arlington)
kav.: aRc $50 a ass Fl an. Rev. Paul
ST. JOHN (ErancOnia, Val
rransonie Elementary School. sery:
OXON HILL
csri C. Reit.r' worship $50 an zs I:
Sunday School 1915 am.
TRINITY INIT. Rainier)
30th and Bunker Hill Rd Rev.
Roy A. Mack. $40 and II am.
REDEEMER (HyattsvilIe)
3Sth and ,Longfeliov Rev VIM n
Kohn. 1890 am: Sunday School.
GREENBELT (22 Ridge Rd.)
Rev: Edward H. Birner. $40 and
ASCENSION tLandover Hills,
1920 Ardmore I'd. Rev. Henry
Schroeder, 8 and II am; Sunday
TRINITY (BOwie)
Bowie Nd. Rev. Henry Schroeder.
$3.50 am: Sunday school. 1880.
Church Of the Deaf I'd. CO.
Al Christ. 5101 18th 81. NV. Rev.
w A, westerman. Cali IA. $3.50
Tor time OF service
80 Din. % First Trinity. eth a1A Z
Council.
UNDAY, l:sO PM. wRC, go
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PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN

THE LUTHERAN HOUR" SUNDAY. l:so PM- wRc 90
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COMMUNITY CHURCH

MISSIONARY coNFERENcE
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Fete for Non Catholics

omorrow,
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st PES and Joan D. Bullard. 10
George c. Davis jr.. 10. 422s Bennins
"a, ne and Mary A. strother. is,
vincent a1Is !. Perticone. e5, and Agnes
A. Slattery, %. both Of Baltimore
Leroy Harris. 30. 1908 r st, ne. and
Eva NJ, Boatwright. 23. 1850 Blaine
Edward ss a. j. s. Bynum. ~. e4a s4th st
Jos sASRne : MnIitsclhsll, is. 1913 R st
Sc, and Gladys M. Borza. 20. ala
Hy man n. sosoildstein. 80. 741s 18th
81 NV. and Elise J. Kleinblatt. Al.
1900 10th ST. NV
T Ho.a r Long HoS ss sscli sz AP ps ;, and
John HAYES. 81 and Clara b Peakrs
40. both Of Q2O @ st. NV.
Bobby r. Merrill. %, Cherokee, Okla. :,
and Msrilvn @. White. 90. 1917 M
william II Fulcher. 30. and Katherine
2, Lucas, 80. 1880 Richmond high
Robert P. zachman, 90. Toledo. Ohio,
and Yvonne X. H. Yamane. 20.
joseph ssp II. jackson. az. Vienna. va and
orEs1Dsds s K Knsms rs Isif soo s. s.ss rae
I'd. ne: and Harriet B. Joseph, "a,
Allan B. Foy. IS. Silver sprirs Nd.
md Dorothea NJ Reed, 81, 3Obl
J. Martin whitman. c6. Baltimore.
Md. and Adrienne r. Ahleman. 81,
sam 1cl Fra SHnlH IS sos n az st. Sc. and
virginia x. vorgity. SO All East
Capitol st. Sc.
James A. Fielding 90. WINCHESTER.
Mass. and Alice =. lizard. 23 Arl-
Hubert r. Hendrick. 20. SOS s2nd pl
ne. and Dorothy L. Tucker. 10.
corbctt : Price IS. 1891 Linden st.
Montello ave, ne.
Howard =. Parker. ~, 4612 B st
Sc. and Dolores J. Diem. "a, l329
stuSvesSSns B. %right. ir., "a. Alex
andrla. Va and Fave e. Flatford.
"a Arlinafnn Va
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Engineers Union
Elects Delaney

Joseph j. Delaney of New
York has been elected general
secretary-treasurer of the L.
ternational Union of operat-
ing Engineers. the union an
nounced yesterday.
Mr.. Delaney, formerly fourth
vice president of the union,
was named to succeed Charles
B. Granting of Atlanta, who
died a week ago.
IUOE President william Ma
loney also announced the cleo
ton of Newell j. Carman, San
Francisco. as 10th general vice
president and Leo Bachinski
University City, Mo-, as a
trustee.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Paul G. ResiRnate. 30. and Julia
Cohen, "a. both Of $500 41st. NV.
Roland L. Mcdonald. 81. and Shirley
7; washington. IL both Of Manassas
Clarence H salley. jr.. Chase city. Va.
and Jeanne L. Thrune. "a. Sees
Sherman ave. NV.
Mantord L. Kirby, 10. Spring Valley
b ~; and Gloria J. TAYLOR 10
John sna W . ESEsy }s. ss 'sG. seth St
Wisconsin ave. NV. 800
BENJAMIN I. 3. Talman, IS. aOIo
H HlIssE 81 81 Woo wUCd. sPS sMs RAJ NJ
and wilhelmina Mack. "a. o23 18th
zennso v. Kittren. 81. 72o A st. ne,
and Martha Z. Fluid. 80, 101 sth
oAs' R.s. H9 g. gotE q e. cS as Mssy
Haiford -simms. es. l7lB Sth St NV,
and Savannah Q. Wells, 20. I7I5
Ro Ssn q, F n;wi os .,,oo = :.
and Lucille NJ. Marteii. 20. $500
Georgia ave. NV.
Bonds. is. both Of 800 ssnd q. n Re e.
John Black 40. and Mary y Wash
ington. 80. both OF 1887 West Vir-
Aubrey n. Toison. jr., 20, SCI ouie-
thorpe st; NV, and Joan B. shreve.
James +; Cornell; 20, SlS Franklin
3. $50 aSoi f 5sS 6 den new M Perry.
oiuseppi Marci. IS, and Catherine
AUBREY P. wiiksrson. 81. 245 18th
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Huge Cargo Plane
Due at AT Base

DOVER. Del. Aug. 20 R.--
A new cargo-type plane, which
carries twice the payload Of
any transport craft now oper-
ating. will be delivered to the
Military Air Transport Com
mand at Dover Air Force Base
today.
The C-133 Douglas is the
first of is to be delivered to the
Air Force unit.
Air Force officials say the
255. OO0-pound craft can carry
Is tons for 1000 miles and SO
tons for a shorter haul.
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Under D. c. IGw couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. iDdit three
tuu days and receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Robert J. Sweeney. %. carmody Hills
NJ. end Gloria A; Sell. u.s. ll2s
Fred Sing, IS, 4I22 Military I'd. ant
Emma Lee. As. Missouis. Mont.
Stanton n M Rude, g, BIS R0x6or9 81
hn;w;, Snd sue 8. Alloy ~. 1881
An GAIN GAIN wong on IS. 5s4 Hilltop ter Sc.
and Annie Boyd. Is. 42O4 Grant
z; INA ~. %Pe Sli il We soS SIssD IS
cliffsS ord = >. Rove Row as, and wini. M
THOMPSON. 40. both Of 1901 18th
Lester S M1rP ssa Little e. 81 s IsSsnss ss
IVAN Peri. SIS. and Anastazia Hryb.
Charles B. Ross, 60. 1850 CONGRESS
st. Sc. and Wanda Phillips. 10.
Brian q. Traynor, 81, Charlotte. N. c..
and jill J. Cline, 10. Mount Norris.
John Il. KNOBS. 81. s4o1 Prospect st.
nv. and Claire J. Racine. 81. IT.
Richard D. Austin, %. 72s Delafield
sic L st. ne.
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Milky Wuv Discussed

STOCKHOLM.-Forty scien-
fists from various parts of the
world held a recent Stockholm
conference on Milky Way as
tronomy. A Worldwide method
ical coordination of studies of
the Milky Way was proposed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-10
Mrs. Landrum Has
Article ia Magazine

An article by Mrs Emily K.
Landrum. associate professor Of
physical education at LongWood
College. entitled, The Problem
Solving Method in Teaching
Team Sports appears IN the
April issue Of the Journal Of
Health. Physical Education and
Recreation
Experiences OF Longwood fresh
men physical education classes
have formed the basis for the
study Of teaching physical edu-
cation The article is the result
of SIX years of experimental re-
search.
Mrs. Landrum also wrote
Bringing Modern Dance to Sec
ondary Schools, which appeared
III l949 issue Of the journal OF
Health. Physical Education and
Recreation. and VINO Should
Teach Dance, published III l94e
in tire Dance Observer"
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!! Mr.. and Mrs. William Gallalee
and daughter. Mary Hunter. Of Sea-
ford. Del. visited Mrs. Gallalee's
aunt. Mrs. Robert E Withers, here
this week.
Mrs. Walter Howe and Mrs. Fran
cs Broaddus. of Ell Paso. Tex, will
arrive Sunday to be guests of the
Farrar Skeletons.
Miss Sarah Orange is the guest
of her brother, Winston Orange. and
Mrs Orange in Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Baldwin at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Baldwin's
father. Carlton A. Barrett, at Airing
ton National cemetery Monday
Walter j Richardson. Jr.. who
recently accepted a position with
W. A. Brown. consultant engineers.
IN Washington. D. c. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Traylor, of Falls Church.
will spend Mothers day week end
here with Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Richardson.
Mrs. Robert E. Withers. Miss
Mary Dupuy. Richard Dupuy and
Mrs. H. T. Ferguson are attending
the annual meeting of the national
society of the French Huguenots in
Williamsburg.
Mrs. Alexander Holden. Of New
port News. is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. X. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Agee.
Of Richmond were guests Of Mr..
Ages mother, Mrs. G. E. Agee,
for the week end
Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Cunningham.
and family. of Richmond, spent the
week end here with Mrs. Cunning
hams parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lee Jones.
Mr- and Mrs. p. O. Bailey Of
Salem, visited their daughter. Mrs.
Douglas Agee. and Mr. Agee during
the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Goodwin. Jr.,
attended the Brown-Kellam wedding
in Williamsburg Saturday.
Mrs. Harold w. Lewis. of Alex
andria. spent the week end here
With her son and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack w. Lewis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-10

MI and Mrs, Henry Josephson
OF Farmyille announce the mar
rage of Mrs JoSephson's daugh-
ter. Miss June Odelia Adams. to
Vert Vaughan Warmer, son Of
the late MI and Mrs. Homer
Warmer, who lived il Fasmville
The wedding took place IN the
Tarmville Baptist Church chapel
April "a DIR Otis McClune. pas
tor, performed the double ring
ceremony Memoirs OF the two
families and few close friends
witnessed the ceremony
Mrs. Ethel Rogers. sister Of the
bride, Of Richmond. was maid OF
honor, and c. II Goodwin, Jr., Of
Farmyille. was best man.
Immediately following the we'd
ding, Mi. and Mrs Warmer left
for q short Southern honeymoon
They are residing n Fagmvl..s.
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\ Mrs. M. X Green. of Richmond
is the guest of Mrs. j. E. Warren
Mrs. Green is being entertained a
several informal parties.
The Rev. Robert E. Withers. tn,
Rev. and Mrs, j. A. Vache ant
rB. Blanton Hanbury attended TIL
council Of the Diocesan Of Southern
Virginia meeting at St. Paul's
church in Norfolk Monday through
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Scott ant
Miss Evelyn Mister, of Onancock
were guests Of the SCOTS daughter
and family. DR.. and Mrs. <. w. Bos
worth, last week end.
Mrs T P Shelton will return Il
Radford Friday. after spending
some time with her daughter-in-laW
and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Farrar Shell
ton.
| Week end guests of Mrs. j. L
Bernard and Miss Lora Bernard
were Mrs John Simpson and MIR
and Mrs. Ernest Barnette and chill
dren, Joan and Philip. all of Kings
port, Tenn
\ Mr.. and Mrs A, E. Atkinson. 81
Richmond, were recent guests d
Mr. Atkinson's sister. Mrs. w. A
Chapman
! Mr.. and Mrs M P Tynes. Jr
of Charlotte. N c., will spend thu
week end here with Mr.. Tynes
mother Mrs M P. Tynes.
M Sgt. and Mrs. William M. Hol
loway and daughters, Nora Sabina
and Joan Marie. have left for Ger
many after spending two weeks
with his mother Mrs. Annie d. Hol-
loWay, He will be stationed near
Frankfort for three years. Mrs
Holloway is from Parma. Italy. She
plans to visit her home while they
are stationed in Germany In De
cember. 1856. she became an Ameri.
can citizen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Nottingham
Of Eastville. visited their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle
Baldwin. here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. A G.. Leech visited
their daughter and family. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hampton Owen. this week er
route from Abilene. Tex, to Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen B. Campfielc
and daughter. Brake. of Staunton
were guests Of Mr.. Campfields sis
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs w. P
Hay, for the week end.
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Golden Wedding
Anniversary Noted

Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Carter cele-
GRATED their golden wedding an
adversary April %, at the home of
heir son Melvin H. Carter, at
Bucknar.
MI. and Mrs Garter were mar
led April "a. 1907, at CaIra. Mrs.
Carter is the daughter Of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Dowdy, Of Ca
Ira
Tie couple has two sons Mel
vim H, and Lester Carter
Mrs Carriers brother and Sis
term law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Dowdy, of Buffalo, N. Y. were
among 96 guests, as were Mrs.
Rebecca Frederick, Patterson, N.
j.. and Mr.. and Mrs Nat Dowdy
and family, OF Richmond.
1t was the 37th anniversary Of
MIR. and Mrs. John Arndt, Of Ak
ron, Ohio, who celebrated with
them. They were married April
"a, 1920 at Richmond They have
one daughter, Mrs. Grace Smith.
of Lima. Ohio, who also was pre-
sent. Mr. Carriers sisters. Mrs
Blanch Harvey Mrs. Vrna Brown.
Mrs. Effie Fandrey and several
nieces and nephews from Coying-
ton and Baltimore, Md, were pre-
sent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-10
Club Calendar

Duplicate Bridge club No. 2 -
Thursday, May 8, 8 .. m, at the
Woman's club house.
Episcopal auxiliary - Monday,
May 49, Group /, $3.50 p. m. at
the Parish house, group 2, 8 p.
m. at the Parish house; group 3.
% p. m. with Mrs. Maurice Large.
Business and Professional Wo-
mans club Thursday. May 8,
8 p. m, at Hotel Weyanoke.
Delta Kappa Gamma = Friday,
May 10. pm. at Longw WOO d
alumnae house.
Methodist WSCS - Monday, May
13, 8 pm Circle |, the Fellowship
room; circle 2. with Mrs. Margaret
Gibson: circle 4, with Mrs. Foster
Gresham; circle S, with Mrs. Cary
Noblin: circle 6. with Mrs. T. j.
Horne: circle Z. with Mrs. j M
Fleetwood; circle g. with Mrs. John
Mitchell, co-hostess. Mrs. M. P.
Farrier; circle 9, with Mrs. c. II.
Lafoon: circle 10. with Miss Virginia
Wall Circle 2. supper meeting at
$50, with Mrs. j. w Harper.
Farmville Presbyterian hurc h
circles - Monday. May 10. Circle
/, 10 m. with Mrs. F H Wat
kins; circle 2. 10 am. with Mrs
K L, McClenny; circle 3, 10 a m.
with Mrs w B. Pettigrew: circle
4, pm. with Miss Patsy Watkins.
Mrs. J H Cason. co-hostess. circle
). 8 pm. with Mrs, L. G. Shelby,
Mrs. Ray Bailey, co-hostess; circle
6, pm. with Mrs. j M watkins,
and circle Z, pm, with Mrs. Rich
ard Cralle, Mrs. william Whidden,
co-hoSteSS.
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4 Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Bliss and
Miss Terry McDermott. Of Rich
mond. were guests of Mr.. Bliss
mother, Mrs. S. c. Bliss, during the
week end and attended the Long.
wood College May day exercises.
Miss Helen Costan. of Lynchburg
Miss Frances Horton. of Roanoke
Miss Emily Johnson. of Arlington
and Mrs T. J. Stark, Mss Elsie
Stossel, Miss Helen Dunkley and
Mrs. H M Miller, all OF. Richmond
were overnight guests in the Long.
wood alumnae house during the
week end
Mrs B A Gillette. M SIS Susan
Gillette and Mrs Marv F. Gillette
all of CORTLAND, visited friends dur
ing the week end and attended Long
wood May day program.
Katie Mae Bolt. Dorothy Ennis.
Emma Garnet Xix, Mary Stratton
Dovne. Ruth Catlin. Lucy Tucker
Doyne Ann Ewers. Barbara Jean
Tear, Lois Fulton Bette TAYLOR.
Walker Glenn. Virginia Moss.
George Longsworth. Buddy Smith,
Kent Carter, Edward Allen Vein
hero. Averette Simpson, Victor Har-
per, Buck Hartley. Quinton Over
ton, Tommy Tucker Jenkins. C. j
Allard. Sammy Martin, John Car
son. Bobby Young. c. B Thompson
and Jackie Mcintosh appeared on
the teenage-p party television pro
gram Tuesday afternoon in Rich
mond
Dr.. and Mrs. w. Otis McClung.
Mrs. K. j Andrews. Jr., Mrs. Vir-
ginia Hairless. Mrs. George R. Rod
gers and Mrs. w. L. Judd attended
the executive board meeting Of the
Appomattox association at Rocks
Baptist church this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman and
children, Rebecca. Cary and Eddie,
q Fredericksburg. were guests OF
Mr. Chapman's mother. Mrs. W. A.
Chapman, for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Smith and
family, of Richmond, were guests of
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H E. Lacy, for the week end. Miss
Kay Lacy, Westhampton College
student in Richmond, also visited
her parents during the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-10

studied economies at the Univers-
ity of Hamburg and Freiburg, and
holds a doctorate in political eco
nomy. Since l947 she has been
employed at the Hamburg Cham
Der of Commerce, evaluating all
statistical data and reports re-
cured for economic purposes and
observing and analyzing the act
ual market situation
She is a member Of the Associ-
alton of University Women OF
Hamburg.
Since 1852, AAUW fellows from
Austria. Australia. Israel and Hol-
land have spoken at Farmville
branch meetings.
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Athletic Board Week Ends at Lake
Miss Cox, Parents Host to School Group

The Athletic Board of Stuart
Hall school at Stanton. spent its
annual retreat last week end at
the cabin of Mr.. and Mrs G. j.
Cox at Farmville Lake. The Cox S
daughter 10 Ann, is a member Of
the board
The board is composed of stu
dent representatives in each sport
in the Stuart Hall athletic pro-
gram and is the stuQent- direct
ing agency for such activity Each
spring members spent week end
off campus to name new board
members from the student body
and to select officers
The group was accompanied by
Mrs x G Donnally. head Of the
Physical Education department
at the girls preparatory school
In the group were:
Sally Boyer. Allentown. Pa.
Elizabeth Beddoe Ashland, Ky,
Booth Bargamin, Dunedin, Fla,
Barbara Boian, New Canaan,
Conn Ann Basserman, Win
chester, Elsie Grain, Guntersville.
Ala, Joy Gary Annapolis, Md
Also Lee Mccall, Bristol, Tenn.
Nancy Matthews, Brevard, n G..
Barbara Smith. Darien, Conn,
Sally Sharrett. Hagerstown, Md
Polly Taylor, Richmond, Denise
Lapffe, Baltimore. Md, and 10
Ann.
The group arrived at the Lake
Saturday afternoon and left for
Staunton Monday morning
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-10
Miss. Bailey Plays
Organ at Lynchburg

Miss Josephine Bailey, teacher
Of organ at Longwood College,
will play in noon-time recital
today friday at Court Street,
Methodist Church. Lynchbmg, as
part of that cityis observance Of
National Music Week.
Noon recitals have featured a
new organist each day. playing
from 1910 to 1890 p. m John
Pfel opened the series Monday
followed by Franz Engle, Helen
Howell Williams and today. Miss
Bailey.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-10
Modern Woodmen
To End Club Drive

Modern Woodmen of America
VIII call a halt to its war between
the sexes May a. Results Of the
membership drive, which has pit
ted the men against the women,
will be given
The organization has been con-
Quoting a siXWeek membership
drive The losing team will pay
its penalty at a dinner May % at
the Modern Woodmen center.