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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19
Bethlehem

Bethlehem Youth Fellowship met
with the Village young people April
IA Rev R. r Ramsey led the
Bible study. Miss Janet Watkins
had charge If the devotionals. After
the meeting. Mrs. T R Watkins in
vited both groups to her home for
punch and cookies
Mn. and Mrs Fletcher Young, and
sons. Of Kentucky, spent the week
erd with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T L. Young Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Morris. of Appomattox, also visited
in The same home
Nh and Mrs. Harold Dodd. Of
Greensboro N. G.. and Mrs. w. B.
Adams. Of Danyille, visited their
parents Mr. and Mrs W E. Dodd,
Mrs R, H, Maloney and Miss Ann
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19
Diilwyn Field Plans
Easter Services

The Dillwyn field Easter sun
rise service will be held at the
First Baptist church al Dillwyn
Sunday al 6 d IN
Churches rarticIating are Beth
lehcm, Cedar, Dlllwyn and Enon
John T. Nuckols, III, Of Bethle-
hem viii be N charge Of the pro-
gram. Those read ,ng tie Scrip
ture will be Garter Taylor. of
Bethlehem Mrs. Ton Trent. Of
Cedar; Raymond Station. Of Dill
wynn, and Barbara DuneTant, Of
EnOn.
The Dillwyn choir. under The
direction Of Mrs Lewis Turner.
VIII have charge Of the music and
Rev. Ernest Wlenn WIN bring
lie Message
This Early service VIII be fol-
lower at the DillWyn church at III
a m. with a message by the pas
tor, ] Ernest Wrenn. and a serv-
ice at the Bethlehem church at
the same hour Rev Norman Soy
ers, of Farmville. will bring the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19
CurdsvilIe Items
Sgt. Dunkun,, Stationed In Germany,
Enjoys Getting The FulmuiIle Herald

Latest report from Acting Sgt
Marvin H. Dunkum, stationed IN
Germany, is that he is we'll. doing
fine. gained weight. and enjoys get
ting the Farlnville Herald. and
doesn't leave a single article UNI
read.
j. R. Jones and Wesley T Dun
KUN attended the laymans retreat
in Blackstone Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Burrell Smith. Of Dillwyn.
was in Farmyille last week and
visited Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Marks
and family
Mrs Jim Marks ana Clyue Marks
are still on our sick list
Flanagan Home
Eric Flanagan. of Henderson.
n G.. was in Buckingham for the
week end
Friends were delighted to see
Mrs. RossM ills. of North Carolina.
Sunday She is visiting friends and
relatives and was a luncheon guest
Of Mrs. Alice Forbes and Dr. and
Mrs Roland Hudghings Sunday
MI and Mrs Vernard Proffitt
were in Farmville Thursday.
Mrs. Marvin Dunkum Kenneth
and Edward Lee Harris visited Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Dunkum Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. G Walter Marks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19
Knoxville

Miss Hilda Dunevant, of Natural
Bridge, spent the week end in the
home Of her mother, Mrs s. Ed
ward Dmevant.
Mrs B G Ransom, Mrs, J. E.
Ransom, and Chef. spent Tuesday
in Lynchburg
Miss Mary Lee Wright and Pitt
man Wooten went to New York last
week with other members of the
Central High School graduating
class.
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ, Dunevant are
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19

Maloney, OF Richmond, spent the
week end with Miss Christine Ma
loney, of Mooresyille N c
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c Jordan. and
sons, were dinner guests of their
daughters Misses Myrna and Flea
nor Jordan. in Farmville Sunday
abilene Home Demonstration club
met in the home Of its vice-presi-
dent, Mrs c p Thackston. April
10. The county chairman. Mrs. Lon
ME Mckay. was present. Mrs. Nc
Kay. assisted BY the hostess, gave
the demonstration On making foot
stools The May meeting viii be in
the home Of Mrs. Alton Nelson
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19

were luncheon guests recently il
Farmville.
Mrs Julian Has Guests
Mrs. Sweden Allen and Mrs
Jack Allen called on Mrs NJ NJ
Julian Sunday Mrs Byrd Newton
visited in the same home.
Recent guests Of the Alfred Harris
family were Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy
Flippen, and children, Of Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. Acie Allen. and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Mamie Harris
Jimmie Thomas and Mrs Reeves
Phaup.
Miss Pauline Harris was an over
night guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Hamil.
ton Harris. Of Dillwyn. last week.
Mrs Phyllis Adams Jamerson. OF
Dillwyn. and Mrs Marvin Dunkum
were in Farmvllle last week.
Beaverdam Woman Visits
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Phaup and the Emmett Dun
kums were Mr. and Mrs. Lacy
Flippen MI. and Mrs. w. c. Flip
pen, of Columbia, and Mrs. Mary
d Marks, of BeaVerdam.
Miss Annie Phaup, who mas been
TO her home for the past
month or so. is now improving
Some of those who have visited her
are Mr.. and Mrs j. R. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs Dallas Rainey. Mr.. and
Mrs Yancy Bailey, Rev. Phillip
Thomas, Mrs. George Kessler, jim
and George Phaup.
Wesley Earl Dunkum visited Mr..
and Mrs Billy Ayers. Of Richmond,
last week
Miss Pauline Harris visited Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Williams, Of Rich
mond recently.
Dunkums Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkdm
visited Mrs. Cora c. Dunkum in
Sunday
MIS-. Carroll Griffith's father, Mr..
Williams, OF Tennessee. continues
quite sick His daughter from Texas
is visiting the Grffiths during his
illness.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19
powhatan News

The cancer drive in Powhatau
county VIII run through the month
Of April. according to Mrs. L. j.
Bowles Mrs. Rosa Lewis Martin is
chairman for colored people Our
county has helped quite lot Of
cancer patients during the past few
years, and it is hoped that our
citizens will be as generous as pos
sible with their contributions.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19

M and Mrs. J. f Poore, Of
Amelia, are building a new home
on the Minquarter road having le-
Gently purchased the old Bob Mann
farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Parker spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Tucker at LoVingston
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19
STOP THAT ITCH!
IN JUST IS MINUTES.

If not pleased, your 4oc back at
any drug store. Try instant drying
ITCH-ME-NOT for itch of &c
zema, ringworm, insect bites, foot
itch or other surface itch. Easy to
use day or night. Now at Gray's
Drug Store.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19

message
Field Easter sunrise services
have been held for the past SIX
years Sundays will be the last
service as a field Of four churches.
for the field was divided April l.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-19
Mt. Zion Church
To Hold Service

Mt. Zion Baptist Church BIT New
Cantolf will hold an Easter Sun
rise service Sunday at SD a. m.
The service will be con Quoted
by the pastor Rev. J. r. Hodges.
Special Music will be furnished
by the church choir. In ase of
rain, the service will be held in
the church as scheduled.
All denominations are nVited to
attend.
announcing the birth Of a boy at
Southside Community Hospital in
Farmyille April II.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Ran SON Of
Dillwyn, visited E. d GiIlisuie Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. John WORD and
Mrs. A Z Coleman visited Gillispie
Sunday
MISS Parkle Dunevant, Of Rice.
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Duhevant
and son, Of Farmyille. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Dunevant Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
Holly w GOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Cary to Gary Isn't Bad

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
With Spencer Tracy out Of 10th
Fox's Ten North Frederick,
you can expect an announce
ment from the studio that Gary
Cooper win take over the role
In the John O'Hara stcry-and
that suxy Parker. ths provoca-
tive beauty Of Kiss Them For
Me-" will costar with Gary. To
go from Cary Grant to Gary
Cooper in her first two pictures
that isn't bad for q girl COM
pletely unknown this time last
year.
No one under Is will be adj
mitted to the Beverly Hills Can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
Ed SULLIv AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

and also has LOCALIZED gambling,
The Cuban health dept Is
cracking down on kitchens of
restaurants, to improve food
sanitation. To qualify for q
gambling license. the petitioner
must occupy premises worth not
less than 81 .0O0. 900. A gambling
casino license costs SIS 900, plus
$1,000 per month thereafter,
plus an unspeciiied number Of
employees that Cuban politicos
must put to work. In the mean
time. the rebels continue to
burn Cuba's important sugar
crop and Batista's police rigidly
guard dynamite at ell mines, 50
tourists won't hear untoward
explosions.
= + = y
The Steve ALIENS Jayne
Meadows) called him william
Christopher. Pert Glynis
Johns to wed director Allen
Reisner about Christmas time.
In England. Jack Benny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

and George Burns have $4,000
in @One Foot IN the Door
Fred Astaire may follow Dins
Crosby's example and marry
Barrie Chase. John Logan
finished south Pacific" Thurs
day after 50 days OF shooting.
:. sherman DllIinkslex's doc
tors have warned him to take
It easy. Irene Hervey get
ting . Vegas divorce. :. Lance
Reventlow escorting Judith
Frehm, embassy aid In London.
TIN be Z December - we'd
ding In Naples for A q ? heir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
What Revolution?

New ork-Havana, battling
for tourist trade. suspects that
Florida papers are headlining
Cuba's rebel problem out Of all
proportion, to discourage Amer
leans from Declining to Havana.
We new over to Havana from
Miami Beach. spent three days
in Cuba, without hearing any
thing more explosive than the
traditional Q pm, nightly cam
non. We hadn't been In Havana
for about 10 years. and the
change in that city is really
staggering. Instead Of the pock-
marked roads Batista has die
tated miles Of iine highways
and the influx of U. s. capital
is spelled out in rows Of sky
scrapers, hotels and cooperative
apartment buildings. Cuba now
is urging cruise ships to extend
their port stays. with the gov
eminent reducing wharfage fees
for tying UP to Havana piers.
They're also urging airlines to
amplify plane schedules.
= 4 =
Havana has a climate equal
TO or slightly superior to Miami
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

her Formosa movie for GOTH
Fox. She IL entering her three
children In school there AZ
for Roberto ROssellini, he plans
permanent abode In India. Says
he has found there something
he has wanted all his life
serenity. A new name for q lady.
James Cagney will spend next
summer in Europe. filming
Bon Voyage" for III. The ac-
tress who plays his wife win be
q big star, but the children for
this movie win be signed from
the youngsters under contract
to the studio. U-I has . whole
new batch Of them, ready to
pop into important pictures.
From Martha Hyer: Eyes, ]
see Gene Kelly, but ] also date
George Nadar and Ross
Hunter" She's lucky to have
three eligible beaus in this city
Of too many women.
U-I's No. / bobby-sox idol,
John Saxon. the newly elected
Mayor of Universal City (468
acres-18 larger than Grace
Kelly's domain) has appointed
Ingrid Goude honorary post
master-"She likes to play post
Office" he explains; Judith
Meredith police chief, and Jill
st. John fire chief. They were
with him in Summer Love-"
Debbie Reynolds has acquired
two homes - one in Holmby
Hills. the other in Palm Springs.
But, due to Q heavy film sched-
ule for This Happy Feeling, =
she hasn't been able to furnish
either. So Thanksgiving viii be
celebrated in an empty house.
She hopes to do better for
Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

Wood and Bob Wagner. Euest-
ing on the Dinah Shore show
around the iirst Of the year,
should then be Mr.. and AIRS. !.
John Jacob Astor and Nerissa
Nickel blazing. Charles
Wrightsman on the mend. !.
Howard Hughes has acquired
w. h. Burnett's novel, pale
Moon" and win make It &C
2Oth-Fox with Jane Russell. ]. /,
Pamela Woolworth and Bernis
Combemale named her Pamela.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

Insrid Bergman, the woman
without . country (she became
an Italian citizen when she
married Rosseilini) may settle
permanently in England after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

ON Theater showing of Bridgitte
Bardots joust with sex in aAnd
God Created Woman" They
call her "The Sex Kitten" Thi,
kitten Is full grown The
STARS Of the new Farewell Ia
Arms'' sort Of lived lip to the
title. Jennifer Jones took Oh
from husband David Selznick
and went to India. Costar Rock
Hudson took on from wife
Phyllis. and went to the Beverly
Hills Hotel.
NJ
Arthur Kennedy can relax,
Terry Wald has set him for the
brother role in his movie ver-
sion Of Wlllia m Faulkner's
Sound and the Fury" :. The
John Gavin-Lisa Pulver footage
coming back from the location
in Germany Of "A Time to Live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

AIwp0WT Arlington
,-,lMSIDyIcET STORY. TONY CUR.
I0:is Plus .PAWNKH tcolcorrSu'
BILL WILLIAMS. ct $3.50. Cartoon.
Located IN Arlington on q, s. Route
kidsu rS ever ' @:d5 1.ss g. 1Fssss
FORM SCHOOL GIRL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

Havana has a climate equal
to or slightly superior to Miami
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

Columbus O'DonneIl. nephew
Of Huntington Hartford. and
SibiIla Filcmarino. according to
his HarWyn Club pals. !.
Mario Lama sold his Bel Air
home for $4,000. Ellie
Burke has q cute tag for her
book: Powder on Ny Nose. |"
about her experiences as q
grandmother Of four.
Julius LaRosa and Frank Ba-
rome called 1t quits. -. Natalie
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and = time Is niss i dslisht-
Ing III executives.
JOamne Woodward revealed
at lunch that the first time she
saw the dark complexioned
Anna Kashfi, she: exclaimed: =
must introduce her to Marion
Brando!" When Anna went
into the Cedars Of Lebanon
hospital. incidentally, the usual
wrong reason was given to the
press - that she was UNDER
weight. This was calculated to
take the spotlight OF the stork.
- So
Jock MahOney expects to be
home in Hollywood from Ger
many for Christmas. and fully
recovered. he hopes, from the
uncomfortable incident Of being
arrested while wearing his
m OWE Maxi uniform in the
street. Jock was actually In jail
for an hour and q half.N
Now Victor Mature is telling
all-in London. for newspaper
publications Should be a good
story IL they can get the guy
who used to be called "a Beau
tiful Hunk Of Man" to tell what
goes on behind that shaggy dog
exterior.
Lana Turner means, II was
never more than SO inches, even
in my sweater days" That was
the most - before Mansfield.
Lana not only sold her home
here. but her cars as well. and
hasn't any idea Of where she
will live when she completes
Another Time. Another Place"
in England.
4 = 4 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

Increasing the amount Of
milk in the. diet can add as
much as six years to the life
Of many. people, according
70 DR.. b. G. Sherman Of
Columbia University.
Here are two reasons why:
a. STOPPED shoulders, frag.
lie bones, nervousness, and
other ailments can result
from calcium deficiency II
is difficult to get sufficient
calcium without drinking
milk regulGyly. That's why
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-27
7 ost-Polio Patients Being Surveyed;
Part Nationwide Foundation Project

a survey to discover the rehabili-
taton needs 0f all post-pollo patients
III Virginia is beng conducted this
summer by the county chapter of
the National foundation for Inian-
Sic Paralysis. Q d Dennis, Jr,
state march Of dimes chairman, an
nonnced today
Tie survey Ks part ot nation
wide project Dy' the March IF Dimes
organization to compile a roster Of
Polio cases Of all ages and degree OF
disability regardless Of date Of on
SCI Of the disease. The canvass is
scheduled tor completion by Sep.
tenbei !
Modem medicine has made i'm,
plesslge strides ii developing new
ehabllitation techniques N recent
years, Dennis said He pointed out
that pilot SURVEYS already Under
taken show that there are thousands
OF polio-handicapped in the United
States vito haYe not YET had an OPP
oG.rtunity fol medical SValuation to
determine II they might benefit
from these neW technoues II II ex-
pacted that TIE survey viii find
similar cases III Virginia
Some Of the tschalques employed
toy those disabled by polio and
other causes We're unknown Or un-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-27

Used as recently as five 10 ten years
ago. Dennis said.
The March of Dimes organza
lion. with the cooperation of the
medical profession has scored a
tremendous victory in its war on
polio We do not now propose TO
Walk oft and leave the wounded be-
bind 10 long Az help for them Is
b0ssible. We wish 10 find everyone
Who has had polio whether para
lStic OF non-paralytic We want to
Rnow what their special problems
hay be. 50 that they may be helped
to regain useful lives, il humanity
possible. even though 1t will take a
considerable period 81 time. III
Emphasized
Information sought for each pa
tAent includes whether III Is EN-
bl0yed o. attends school. ii he can
Glinlb stairs and dress himself
whether he receives regular treat
lnent and if he uses breathing
Aid
The state chairman asked that all
such persons whether disabled Or
hot. send their names and addresses
TO their county chapter OF the Ma
tional Foundation for Iniantile Pa
iaiysis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-27
Woman Killed In Dillwyn Auto Wreck;
Other Area Accidents Over Week End

One fatal highway accident and
several minor collisions married the
RAINY week end locally.
Mary Jane Matthews. 50-year-old
Negro from Philadelphia. died on
the way to the Soulhside Community
Hospital after beng injured in IN
accident in Dillwyn Saturday after
noon at AIS.
According to Trooper G. + Swift
ger, who investigated the accident
the car in which the Matthews
woman was a passenger left the
read IN front Of R. j. Jones Store
IN Dlllwyn slde-swiped a parked
car II the stores parking lot and
crashed into a steel sign pole.
Henry Matthews, husband Of the
Womaif- Killed, was driving the car.
IL was charged with manslaughtar
drunk driving. and reckless driving
Iae had wrecked his car earlier near
.Uu.peper, caught a taxi 10 Rich
Iiioad and was driving a rented car
When the fatality occurred.
More in Buckingham
Two other accidents occurred sun
day morning in Buckingham.
A. am Sidney Tuner Baber
Route 8, Scottsville. Wrecked on
Route t95 near Centenary He told
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-27

investigating Trooper SWitzer that
he was returning from work in
/ Charlottesville when the lights in
his car went out He hit ditch
and turned over as his car went
into Il IT intersection He was re-
ported not injured.
AT $50 IN. Alexander Patterson.
Negro, Of Buckingham, lost control
Of his car one mile from Anderson
vile on the Dixie Hill road. His
car hit a ditch as he turned a
curve. The car spun around. throw
ine Patterson onto the pavement.
He was admitted TO the Southside
Community Hospital with a possible
fractured skull
TO add to tn Week end excite
ment Trooper Switzer stopped a
speeding car Saturday and dis
covered that the car was stolen.
While he was taking the Juvenile TO
jail. Trooper G.. A. Roop caught two
more Juveniles who had Just aban-
doned q stolen Car near Mt. Rush.
I The youthful trio Were from Rich
nlond and We're rep )ried 10 have d
string Of seven stolen cars IN a trip
from Richmond t. West Virginia
and back as far Us Buckingham
They evidently took a car Thurs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-27
Water Supply
Continued from PAGE ID

and two finished water pumps II
the Farmville filtering plant Under
normal conditions only one pump d
each category is used at q time
and the plant needs to be run only
about IL hours to produce the water
for a normal days usage.
In the month Of July 1857 the
average daily pumping time was
HIS hours and daily water con
sumption was 10000 gallons. The
January 1857 average pumping time
was 9.75 hours and the daily usage
was 542 900 gallons.
More water is used in the sum-
mer than in the winter simply be-
cause 1t Is hotter The figures are
not too different because LongWood
College is operating full blast in the
winter and the tobacco factories
take up considerable slack for sew
eral months.
Quisenberry said that il large
industry moved to FaImville add
tions may have to be made to The
water plant to process the raw
water. However he said the supply
is plentiful and foresees no shortage
In Farmvllle Tor some time 10 come
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-27

day night ana stole Other cars ii
Lexington. Clifton Forge, white
Sulphur Springs w va. and neal
Buena Vista.
Rice Wreck
Two persons We're injured. neither
seriously. in a traffic accident Sun
day afternoon on Route ago west q
Rice
The injured were Mrs. Maynard
o. Wood. OF 1872 Grandview avenue
Roanoke. and her son. Larry. 10
Mrs. Wood was treated at Southsid
Community Hospital for fractured
ribs. Her son had a lacerated thumh
and two front teeth Knocked III the
accident which occurred al Isl
pm.
State Trooper C. II Wallace r..
ported that car driven by Robeft
F. Grant, OF Route | Blackstone
made left turn without signalling
The car following. driven By Mis-
Opal May Jones, Of Philo. OHIO
made a sudden stop on the wet
pavement TO avoid hitting Grant S
car. and the third car driven by
Mrs. Woods husband plowcd into
the Jones car
Neither Mrs. Jones nor her hus-
band Roy Jones. were injured
Wood and i second son Alan. 4, d
passenger IN the third car, We're TN
injured except for minor bruises
The Woods We're on the way back
to Roanoke after their vacation
Grant. driver OF the first car, was
cited for reckless driving Nc
charges we're placed against the
ether two drivers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-27
Mrs. Jordan ellis,
Native Of England,
Dies at Howardsville

MIS-. Eva Frances Church Wells,
32. widow OF Jordan b. Wells. died
Thursday III the Howardsyille
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Hun
ter E. F'enwick. With whom She
lived for several years. She had
been sick for long time
She was born near London,
England, September 10, 1874. a
daughter Of the late William
Bland Church, of England and
the late Russie Clarke Robinson.
Of Virginia. She came to the Unit
ed States at the age Of II and
was married December N, 1896, to
the late Jordan B. Wells. who
was living then at Boydton. They
moved to Nelson county on the
Rockfish River Al years ago where
they lived until the death OF Mr.
Wells.
She did some oil painting and
leaves some work that is consider
ed very valuable, both III senti-
mental and monetary value. She
was an Episcopian by faith, a
member OF Emmanuel Episcopal
Church at Glenmore Bucking
ham county.
The survivors include, on q
daughter. Mrs. Fenwick Of How
ardsville. one son, B f. Wells Of
Scottsyille three grandchildren
and two great-grandchlldren.
A funeral service was held Au-
gust "a from Emmanuel Episcopal
church at Glenmore. with burial
l. in the church cemetery.
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history
\ Leaves Of absence were granted
Robert H Merritt assistant pro-
I feszor Of biology one year and
< Charles III Patterson associate
professor Of education cone semes-
| ter
MRS. Dorothy Schleeel Mrs
Kathleen Cove and Mss Kate G.
Trent were promoted from assist
ant professors TO associate probes
sors Of English. Social Science
and Education, respectively
New staff appointments include
Miss Jean Parrot ID the regis
trar's office D.: j. @ GRAHAM
college physician. and Mrs Alice
NJ Overton, college hostess.
Faculty appointments include
Richard r. Brooks. associate pro
fessor M psychology Mrs Mary
kemble assistant professor "A
music John r Kennedy insluc-
ton III sociology. William A Noble
instructor IN history ana social
science Aaron O'Bier, ACC re-
search assistant Miss Chantei
PetroNe and Miss Elena Ninos
part time instructors III foreign
languages. and III Ruth Wilson
dean NJ women and associate pro
lessor IN education
DiT } M LodeNijks. assistant
professor III biology. viii substi-
tute tor X b Merritt and Mis-
Ada Bierbowel Will substitute ior
+ C. H Patterson