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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
BY RUBY MCKENZIE
Stork Visits The Evanses

Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Evans,
1850 Monterey, are the proud
parents of a bouncing baby boy,
born, Friday, February 18Th.
The mother and baby are fine.
The little bundle of JOY named
Timothy Allen, weighed in at
SIC pounds.
The Social Action committee
of Phi Betha Sigma presented
their annual Forum Series
Panel Discussion, Sunday, Feb.
18th at YMCA. st. Antoine
Branch, accompanied by film
walk to Freedom. Panel mem
bers were DR.. William II. Pipes,
Wayne State University, Father
Henry l.. Parker, Citrate of St.
Cyprian Episcopal Church, Mr..
Joseph Coles, and Mr.. Harold
Marks, Community Relations
Committe. The full membership
includes Mr.. Anderson p Cor
ley, Mr.. II. l.. Catchings. Mr..
Arthur Johnson. Dr. l.. F. Swan,
end Mr.. Theodore Barnes, Pre-
sident.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

Eight nationally known church
leaders will preach at the De-
troit Council of Churches Noon
Lenten Services beginning Ash
Wednesday, March 6, at Central
Methodist Church. Woodward at
G.. and Circus Park.
The speakers in the ord-r
of their appearance are Dean
James Albert Pike of ST. John
the Divine Cathedral. New
York City: DR.. David a. Mac
Lehman. pastor of Brick Pres
byterian Church. Rochester.
New York;
Dr.. Ansley c. Moore, minister
of the Sixth United Presbyterian
Church, Pittsburgh, Pa, Presl-
dent Benjamin Z. Mays of More
house College, Atlanta Ga, DR..
Reuben K. Youngdahl, pastor of
Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church,
Minneapolis, MINI;
DR.. Ralph w. Sockman, world
renowned radio preacher and
(MethodisD New York City;
minister of Christ c h ur c h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Hartford WiIIinq
Workers Club
9th Anniversary

Wanted, A Christian was
the wcll-delivered speech made
by Mrs. Maggie Matthews. guest
speaker on Sunday afternoon
Feb. "a. The affair was the 9th
anniversary of the Willing
Workers of Hartford Avenue
Baptist Church.
Ms. Charles A. Hill intro
duced Mrs. Matthew'S with
words fitted for the occasion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellington. man.
aging editor and general man.
ager Of the Detroit Tribune
was guest mistress of cere-
monY.
The program was well pre-
scntcd and all present expressed
joy and inspiration for having
the privilege of attending the
well balanced group.
Mrs. Ruth Zcigler. program
chairman. spared no pains in her
preparation Of the very inspira-
tional program. and she looked
very charming in a black new
fashioned dress with light Access
series.
She introduced the guest COM
mentatcr with grace and beauty,
She also presented the president
of the Willing Workers.
The program of the evening
was as follows:
Selection, Inspirational Cho-
rus; prayer, Rev. Hill; solo,
Mrs. Grace Cobb interviewed
by Arthur Godfrey; history of
club. Mrs. Gertrude Coleman,
reading. Miss Barbara Harrison;
offering; selection, The Andan-
ties:
Introduction of Speaker, Mrs.
Charles A. Hill; guest speaker,
Mrs. Maggie Mathews: remarks
by president. Mrs. Sadie Turner:
remarks by pastor, Rev. Charles
A. Hill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
FEDERAL GRANT BACKS
STUDY OF RETARDED
CHILDREN

A department at Wayne
State University recently
$86,918 from the U. S. Of
flee Of Education for a re-
search project involving
mentally retarded children
in Detroit and Wayne coun-
ty.
The study will center on
the social adequacies and
failures Of more than 400
retarded children in the
Wayne County Training
School and special classes
in Detroit schools.
Wayne States depart
ment of Special Education
and Vocational Rehabilita-
ton is working jointly on
the two-year project with
the Wayne County Train
ing School.
DR.. John J. Lee, chair
man of the Wayne State
department, predicts the
study will result in impro-
we'd methods of educating
retarded children and red
uce failures.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Library Set
Workshop

The Detroit Public Library
will offer a free training course
for discussion leaders during
March and April.
The w orkshop. beginning
Tuesday March 5. at 1890 pm.
at the Main Library. Sol
Woodward. concentrates on lead
ship training for Great Books"
discussion programs. Under the
guidance of Tom Harris of the
Great Books Foundation. nine
weekly meetings will be held to
introduce prospective discussion
leaders TO the memorable writ
ings of Plato, Aristotle. Shakes
peare. and other classics. and
10 develop iechniques for erous-
ing discussion of the provocative
ide-s in these writings.
Free texts will be furnished
to applicants who register in
advance. There are no charges
for this training, and no formal
education requirements; but
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
GOODS NAMED HON.
ORARY ROTC BRASS
AT WSU

Three pretty Detroit
goods at Wayne State Uni
versity were honored by the
University Air Force ROTC
unit at its annual Military
Ball on Saturday, Feb. 10.
Alice Ford, 10, of 20296
Barlow, was named hon
orary colonel and Rose
mary Malik. l8, of l2l06
Meyers, and Myrna Aller,
10, of 2199 Manistique,
were made honorary ma
iors. They will off'ciate
over all Air ROTC func-
tons for one year.
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the program were solos by Mr..
Rhccha Ross and Mis-. Helen
Carney. Emma V. Kelley, is pre-
sident, Wilhelmena Brown. pro-
gram chairman, Carrie Dismu-
kes, Vice Pres. Mrs. M l.. Will
liams, Entertainment Chairman.
The tea table was beautifully de-
coiated with red and white
Valentine decorations. Hostesses
serving were Miss Lavarre
Weaver, Eleanor Robinson. Bar
bara Meadows, Barnara Lynch,
and f. Marie Coles. Mrs. Bertha
II. Simms and Mrs Julie JET
fries poured tea.
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Civic & Social Roundup

The program opened with Ma
tional Athem. Mrs. Enderolyn
Powell sang the Lords Prayer,
followed with selection by the
Debs. Francis Whitepoole gave
a Reading, and Mrs. Laura Price
sang a solo.
Fashions were Reviewed Mrs.
Thelma Vickers was Commenta-
tor, Bill Towards Hats were
modelled. Mrs. Kello Davis, Mrs.
Mary l.. Williams also had hats
in the show, Gowns modelled
were by Hawkins Apparel Shop,
and other fashions.
Other numbers rendered on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
WSU OFFERS SEVERAL
NURSING GRANTS IN
1888

Three graduate teaching
fellowships and several u.
S. Public Health scholar
ships will be offered by
Wayne State UNIVERSITIES
College of Nursing during
the 1888 academic year.
Two fellowships are Of
fered for nurses who wish
to prepare for teaching in
medical surgical nursing
and one is offered in nurs-
ing service administration.
Nurses awarded the fell
lowships spend 20 hours
a week supervising basic
degree students in their
clinical practice nd G r
direction Of the department
head. The other half of
their time is spent study
ing at least eight hours a
semster toward a Master
of Science degree in nurs-
ing.
Nurses must be eligible
for graduate work and
have several years expert
ence in nursing education
or nursing service. Stipend
is $2,018 for the 10 month
academic year. Tuition and
nonresident fees are waiv-
ed during the fellowship.
A number of u. S. Pub
lie Health scholarships in
psychiatric nursing will al
so be available during the
coming academic yea r.
Programs cover the fall
and spring semesters and
one summer session.
Students enrolled in the
Bachelors program study
ton in psychiatric nursing
and receive a grant of ST.
600. Graduate students in
teaching psychiatric nurs-
ing and administration re-
ceive $1,000.
Special consideration Will
be given to nurses apply
ing befor May Is, 1857.
For information and APP
plications write to Dean
Katharine Faville, College
Of Nursing, Wayne State
University.
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St. Marks
Church News

The ST. Marks Community
Church, 1921 Twelfth street, was
second in additions TO the mem
bership roll for 1856 in Detroit
Presbytciy of the United Pres
byterian Church.
This marked the first time in
three years that ST Marks has
not led in additions. The Cherry
Hill United Presbyterian church
OF Dearborn was the leader this
year.
Rev. James E. Wadsworth.
Jr., chairman Of the Mission
airy Budget Giving Committee.
reported that S80.679.6l was
given BY the Churches of
PresbyierY during the past
year. The Churches of Pres
byterY have pledged S82.450
for their benevolence work
this year.
Other highlightS of the meet
ing held at the First United
Presbyterian Church in Wayne
were; voted in favor OF the
proposed merger of the United
Presbyterian and Presbyterian,
l.. S. A. denominations. APP
proved the call OF the St. Marks
congregation that Rev. WadS-
worth be their permanent pas
tor. 1879 students were regis
tered in the Sunday schools of
Prcsbytery.
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The committee. the first OF
this nature named by the
Board. is to study the curricu-
lum. building. personnel. and
other needs of the Detroit
schools.
Based on its study, this COM
mittee will formulate recon-
mendations to the Board as to
the kind of education which
Detroit citizens want for their
children and how it can be pro-
vided.
Mr.. Mortified made it clear
that the Committees assignment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Society Doings

Irwin, ST., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Irwin, Miss Louise Carr. Miss
nard, and others. All chairman's
made their annual reports.
Dolores Hall and brother. Miss
Emma Myrick. Miss Vivian
Fullerton, Messrs Unella Woo DIS.
McSsrs. Henry Goodwin. McsSrs.
Pilgrim Goodwin. Mcssrs. Grov-
er Goodwin, Messrs. Reginald
and Sylvester, Mcssrs. Harvey
Perry, Messrs. John Baxton,
Mcssrs. John Moultric. McsSrs.
Eugene Capcrs. Messrs. Harvey
Perry, Mcssrs. ErriS Evans,
McssrS. Walter McCoo and Co.
McsSrs. Miller Frazier, and a
host of others.
AT the Fashion Extravaganza
at Latin Quarters last Sunday,
the Committee was very proud
of the committee on Tickets.
who made not one error in
dIsposing of tickets for the en-
tire house. Miss Louise Carr
was chairman and deserve much
credit for a job well done.
The Elliiorian Business Wo-
mems Club meeting was held
Tuesday night at Lucy Thur
man Y. NJ. c. A.
The Social Service Committee
highly entertained the club with
"Krazy Bridge
The person receiving the
lowest score received first prize
and viccr-vcrsa. Mrs. Cynthia
Mitchell received first prize
and Mrs. Ruth Clemens. second
prize. Mrs. Martha White is
chairman Of this committee.
Current Topic Study Club
discussed two folmer presidents
OF the u. S. A. at their regular
meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Hotchkiss was hostess.
Mrs. Dorothy Duncan, president.
Howard Alumni held their re-
gular meeting Friday evening at
the Alpha Fraternity House,
with many members present.
Mr.. Virgil Anderson is prcsI-
dent.
Detroit Business and PrCfeS-
sional Women's Club held their
regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Charles Evant of Ban
COR, and elected the following
officers.
Mrs. Constance Minis, pres;
Mrs. Hattie ScarlcS. vice pres;
Mrs. Bertha Sims. record sect;
Mrs. Mary II. Johnson. cores.
sect; and Mrs. Lenis Kimbrough
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is not to work particularly on
the immediate proposition for
increased millage on which De-
troit voters will express them
selves at the April / election.
The purpose of the Commit
tee is rather to develop a long
range program for the next
decade.
Mr.. Mortified indicated that
the committee will haxe APP
rroximately a year and a half
for its study. The Board will
expect the committees recon-
mendations in the fall of 1858.
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participants should plan to lead
Great Books discussion groups
meeting in branch Libraries next
fall.
Registration should be made
in advance. by phone or in per-
son, with Kenneth King, Coor-
dinator of Community & Group
Services for the Library Call
Fairmont l-0370.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
BY MARY BELLE RHODES


TEA:
A very classical Tea was
gwen Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Rose Howard of
East Boston Blvd. by the Ma
tional Council of Negro Wo-
men.
Jack Clemon diamatizcd Tell
Tale Hearts by Edgar Allen
Pee. Rubyctt's Sextettc sang
the spirit Flower Agnes Fish
err, gave Book report. on the
last book of the late Walter
White, and Dianne Miles, Iona
Lee Mason and Frederick Sipc
were the pianist for this &C.
cassion. Mr.. +. w. Craig sang
Invictus'
The tea was given for the
Scholarship Fund, asd was a
financial success. Mrs. Millic
Hynson, chailma
Annual Banquet
The Hour a Day Study Club
gave their annual Banquet at
the b. Nj. f. Church, Windsor,
Canada Friday evening, with
the husbands of the wives as
guest.
Mr.. Harold Johnson was guest
speaker and most interesting.
Mrs. Hilda Watkins, president.
The Choir of ST. CYprian
Episcopal Church presented
their second annual musicale,
Sunday at 5 o'clock. The history
of the choir was given since
their organization in 1918, and
every number rendered was a
delight. Mr.. Chas. Coleman
director.
Home Wedding
1t was a six o'clock wedding
for Phyllis Goodwin and James
Irwin, Saturday Feb. 10th 1857,
in the spacious living room of
flowers lent nodding heads to
this grand couple.
The bride wore white tulle
over baby pink taffeta and ny
lon. A fitted off the shoulder
bodice with cap sleeves, and
ruffled skirt from waist line
of a ballerian length comprised
this beautiful creation. A 3
wink tiara adorned her head,
with baby pink rose buds as
ear links.
Phyllis was given in marriage
by her father. Mr.. Lee Goodwin.
Rev. II. A. Hickey read the
rites. This beautiful wedding
was at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. Edna Mckenzie of
Glendale.
A delightful turkey, ham
end chicken dinner with all
balance menu was served 10
1875 guests.
The recreation room was open
for refreshments, where much
fun and high anticipations by
the younger set assembled there.
Some guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ford, Rev. T. j.
Joiner, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lowman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Everettc
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. James
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Nacirema Club:
Saturday night

Former president Roy Morton,
conducted the nomination fer
officers TO be elected next month
for the Nacirema Club who
were George Chatwell. presi-
dent; John Webb and Ivy Whit
by. vice president; Frank Stan
ton and Charles Smith, CORE
spending sect; Frank Colbert,
financial sect; Artie Bailey,
treasurer.
Board members: Willie Street
James Yancey, William May
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Arodnaf Club Celebrates

The Arodnat Club held their
Annual Valentine Tea at the
Lucy Thurman YMCA Sunday,
Feb. 10th. Mrs. Erma Hcnder-
son M. Cd the program. Mrs.
Miller Lee was at the piano
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
WSU WILL BE REPRE-
SENTED AT NATIONAL
CONFERENCE

Wayne State University
will be represented at the
Twelfth National Confer
ence on Higher Education
by DR.. Earl G. Kelley, pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
COMMENTATOR

Mrs. Sophia Logan of Chandler Ave. Honored Mrs
Lula Bell Smith of Jeffersonville Indiana
With lovely brunch Tuesday the honoree is the
aunt of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Summers of Chandler Ave
Among the guest present to enjoy the delicious
brunch were: Mrs. Mona Locke Mrs. Matte Fuller,
Mrs. Edgar Berry, Mrs. Nora Pellen and Mrs. Ada
Summers.
Mae and their aunt Mrs. Lula Belle Smith, all of JEFF
fersonville Ind Have been the house guest of Mr. and
VIM Summers of Chandler Ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
MenifeId Appointed To Committee

William D. Merrifeld president of the Board OF Educa
tion the appointment of the Citizens Advisory
Committee on School Needs Made up of 80 members, the
chairman is George w. Romney president OF American
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

fessor of secondary educa-
ton.
The annual conference is
sponsored by the national
Association for Higher Edu-
cation and will meet in Chi
cago, Sunday through We'd
nesday, March 3 to 6.
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CONTINUED On Page ~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-15

ledge. and family, Of Richmond, and
Clifford Hurt, Of Pleasant Grove.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. B Hurt over
the week end.
Mrs. Arlene DeHart, and famil",
of Washington. D c., Mrs. Evelyn
Fowler, of Victoria, Mrs. NJ. S
Price and Mrs. Curtis Waller, Of
Henderson. N. C, and Rev. Koch
Ter. of Hopewell. were recent guests
OF MIR and Mrs. Julian Price.
MI. and Mrs Bobby F'owlkes, of
Norfolk, and Lenoid Fowlkes, Of
Henrico, spent Sunday with Mrs
Ola Fowlkes and Mrs. la Marks.
Mrs. Kate Clark fell and fractured
her hip Saturday morning. She IS
now in the hospital in Farmvllle,
Hester Clark, n d family OF
Washington. D. G., spent the week
end here with his mother. Mrs.
Kate Clark.
Vernon Priddy. of Portsmouth,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs F. O. Priddy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-15
Sandy River

Rev w. M. Black. and daughter,
Mary Rives, and Rev and Mrs H.
n Soyars were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs James Gates Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Arlington.
and family, of Charlotte c H
visited Mr. and Mrs. c. W Hodges
Sunday
Mr.. and MIS-. Jesse Roach, Of
Richmond, and Mrs. Jamie Clark
and family, Of Farmville, were re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
fin Hughes.
John and James Gates attended
the State MIX commission hearing
IN Richmond Wednesday
Mrs. Glasgow Spends Week End
Mrs. w B. Glasgow spent the
week end with her son-in-law anc
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rick
man, of Crewe.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-15
Mellerriin

Meherrin Baptist church W M U
met March at the church to OBJ
serve the week of prayer for the
Annie Armstrong offering for home
missions.
Willie Ingram. of Greensboro, N
c.. and Mrs. j H Ingram, of Keys
vile. visited Mr. and Mrs F 0,
Priddy recently
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Owen, of
Halifax. and Mr. and Mrs Curtis
Morrisette, of Richmond, visited Mr.
and Mrs Joe jenkins Sunday
Mrs. LA Marks and Mrs. Julian
Price spent Thursday III Richmond
Reverend Dunkum Visits
Rev. r. E Dunkum was a recent
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. r 0. Priddy
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Anderson. OF
Victoria, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hurt
of Pleasant Grove, Mrs Eva Rut-
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homa while attending Southwestern
His wife is the former Miss Doro-
thy Jones. of Texas. She has B a.
degree and also BRE. degree
from Southwestern.
Rev. Brummitt preached at Spring
Creek Sunday and attended services
at Cullen. They were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John How
ard. of Mt Nebo, Saturday and Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Cooke. They spent Sunday
night with Mrs. j H. Payne and
returned to North Carolina Monday
They will move to the community
this week.
Miss Lois Bailey, Mrs. Clinton
Childress. Betty Childress and Mr..
and M S. James Whitehead attended
the Jones-Lancaster wedding at
Hampden-S Sydney College churc h
Saturday.
Mrs. L. K Cash is in Memorial
Hospital in Lynchburg.
Sam Bailey celebrated his seven
tieth birthday March 10 Guests
were Mrs. Chuck Fox and daugh-
ter. Patsy, Of Arlington. Mr. and
Mrs. Buster Bailey and son. Billy,
Sonny Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon McKendrick. and daughter
Cary Ann, of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Hamlet
spent last week end with Mrs. Grace
Holly in Roanoke
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-15

Among those visiting Mrs. j. l..
Hare and Mrs. jerome Raiford re
Gently in the home of Willie Bass
were Mrs. Robert Wilson, Robbie
Wilson and Miss Mary Lou Raiford
Of Green Bay, and Mr.. and Mrs
George Raiford. of Victoria
Frank Osborn, and sons. are stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gates
while Mrs. Osborn is under obsef-
walton in a Richmond hospital
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Almond, and
family. Of AppomattoX. were recent
guests Of Willie Bradshaw and Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Armistead
Mrs. Gates Visits
Mrs James Gates visited h r
brother Robert McNutt, in Rich
mcnd Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Radun. and
son Of Bristol. Conn, we're recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wal
hanson.
Mrs. George Harris and her
mother. of Burkeville, visited Mr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-15
Miss Miller, of Neuc0merstolun, Ohio,
Visits Her Niece, Mrs. Calvin Bass
Rice soeioI Items

Mr. and Mrs, r A Daniel, and
family. and Mr. and Mrs r B
Walthan were dinner guests Of Nh.
and MS. ] c Farley Sunday. hon
oring Mrs Daniel on her birthday
M and MIS- NJ A Ayres, and
children. Barbie Lou Patty Sue and
Nancy Lea. Of Falls Church, were
week end guests Of Mrs Ayres par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs F G Walton,
Mrs. Ayres. and children and MIS-
Merrill Digger. and judy of Farm
vile. were luncheon guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Banton Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Banton, and Diane.
left Saturday and spent several
days with friends in Richmond
Mi. and Mrs Jimmy Davis and
Mrs. Garland Stafford Of Richmond.
spent Wednesday with NM and Mrs.
r. B Walthal
Mr.. and Mrs Bobby Bass, Of Ar
lngton. were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G Bass
Mrs. Bradshaw Has Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T Bondurant and
MI. and MS. W S Weaver were
dinner guests Of Mrs H. P Brad
shaw Sunday
H. J. Dreher left Monday for
Coschocton. Ohio. after spending the
winter with his daughter Mrs Cal
vim Bass. and Mr. Bass
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Perkins Of
Richmond. were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and MIS-. Richard Chambers
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs W S. Weaver were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man jenkins Friday
Reverend Beale Visits
Rev C H. Beale, of BurkevIlle,
was the dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs T A Hubbard Sunday
Clarence Bradshaw. and son,
Herbie, Of Durham N c, spent Sat
urday with Mrs H L. Bradshaw
Miss Emma Miller Of New
comerstown, Ohio. IS visiting her
niece. Mrs Calvin Bass, and Nh
Bass.
Miss Ethel Sims of Alexandria.
left Tuesday after spending a few
days with her parents. Mn and Mrs
f B Sims.
Mrs Mann Spends Day
Mrs. o Mann Of FumVille, spent
Sunday with NIr and Mrs. w S.
Farley and MIS-. J a, Young Mrs.
Graves Powell of ssykins, and
NJ S William Pierce, of PORTSMOUTH,
were also guests w
Misses Matte Vaughan and Dee
Williams. Of Washington. were week
end guests Of Mr. and MIS- W L.
Vaughan Mi. and Mrs. Sam Bon
durant Of Richmond We're luncheon
guests Saturday
Mrs c J Bradshaw spent the
week end in Richmond with Mr. and
Mrs Alan Chenery and Miss Claudia
Bradshaw
Mrs. Southall FaTar Of Newport
News spent d few DAYS this week
with Mr.. and MS. w. S Weaver
Ell route to visit her sistar. Mrs.
Sydney Flssell and Mr. Fgissell at
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-15
Darlington Hgts.

Rev Nat 7. Blqmmitt. Of Kitren,
N c.. has accepted a call to the
Spring Creek group of Baptist
churches comprising Spring Creek.
Cullen, Bethpeor and Mt. Nebo,
Rev Brummitt received his BA
degree from Wake Forest College
and his BID degree from South
western Baptist Theological Semin-
airy He held a pastorate in Okla
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Falls Church
H. H Hubbard is convalescing at
his home after being patient in
Southside Community Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindsey visited
Mr.. and Mrs j B Lindsey in Rich
mond Tuesday
Agr and Mrs. W S. Weaver and
Mrs. H, l.. Bradshaw visited Mrs
Wade FowIkes in Victoria Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs william Wilson.
and children. Of Richmond, spent
Thursday with J D. Wilson and
Mrs. Jimmy Druen
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and Mrs w A. Oldham Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Banton, Of
Norwood. visited M. and Mrs. Rob
ert Williamson Saturday
Bruce Goes to Tarheelia
j. T. Bruce is spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan, Of
Henderson, N. c.
Mrs. Jamie Clarke and Mrs
Woodfin Hughes visited Mrs w B
Gates and the Bases.
Fred Cook. of Richmond, spent
Friday in the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
DreWry Gates.
Mrs. Clark Garrett has been re-
leased from The hospital and is now
with her son. Wilson, in Charlottes-
vile.
Alex Jones, Of Richmond called
on Mr. and Mrs. William M Bass
The Soviet hints at weapons more