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Dwight Bil|ideuux Family To Represent
State As Choice For All American Family

Dwish, BillidcauN. former
Browning resident and son Of one
ot the towns prominent families.
and his wife and four children
have been chosen to represent
Montana III the first Nationwide
/ search for the Al, American fam.
! !ly
The editors Of the Book Of
knowledge and the Boys Club
OF America are participating in
the All America family search.
The families chosen TO enter
this contest were selected on a
community level by committees
VI educators and civic leaders.
Bl!ideauN and his family were
one OF four families III Montana
III the final Judging 10 represent
Tins state
They are scheduled to leave
Sumbur>, May - on an all.rN.
prn>r paid trip Ivy air to Miami
Beach. where they will be guests
4; the Bll,mure Terrace hotel for
one week \ conference has been
scheduled there leading to the Sc
lection Of the Al!Amrrlcan fami.
~.
They will receive 4 complete
SCI ut The Book vi Knowledge. 4
>prrIa. gift che>: award OF men
Irwr.ry and accessories. and a
wardrobe for c.ch member of
the family as we'll As many other
pr!.r> As state winner
B..lIdrauX has been teaching
he eighth grade i: Suubur>i 81.
rmrntary school and is also prin.
r!pal and coach OF the Junior
High Srhou!
He = graduate of Browning
High School and was among the
frs; q: :he Local :rrnage group
20 enter :hr Armed Forces
He served II =" Armed Forces
as 4 Corporal. ! Medic in the
i5ih Infantry DNI>ion. After 3
months o! framing. he saw two
years o: overseas duty III North
Africa Sicily. Italy ard France.
entering The latter battle-ground
az the ;!mc o: the Normandy III.
vaS!on
B!!!!dcauX Is he son of Vii.
liam and Nollic Galbrcath Bill.
deauN who resided most OF their
life on the Blackicct reservation.
HIS father died IL December 1852
and his mother. Mo..lc. died in
April, 1854
Il, has iwo brothers. Lincoln
and John. and t:llrr sisters. Clara
Marie. Wilma anL Junc living IN
Washington. An Their sister. An.
ma k!pl!Mc and family are local
residents.
Blll!dcauXs family includes
ms wife and fou: children. Billy
10. Anna Marie :. MarcIr 3 and
Lincoln !
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WEST END ~ LEADERS

Mrs Breeke. .AsSisiar; Ill
Club Director from Bozeman.
met with the following al Club
leaders and the County Agent:
Bob Durham. Bonncy Olney. Mr.
and Mrs. Rod Paisley. Mr. and
Mrs. Pepion. Katherine Brown.
Vera House. Lois Dresser. Merle
Crawford and Lucy Sharp.
Mrs. Breeke demonstrated the
method Of member demonsira.
tons and explained how to keep
the I'll record book. After the
meeting coffee and doughnuts
were served.
LUCY SHARP. Reporter.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

The following described Tribal
land is hereby advertised to the
genera! public for farming pur.
poses:
Tract :. 10; !. Sec. 2. Twp.
BIN. Rye low. SOP acres.
Sealed bids will be accepted
b" the B!ack!eei Tribal Council.
B!aCk!ect Tr!ba! Office. up 10
May %. 1857
The Black!ee: Tribal Council
reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids.
lLlFf Mckay. Secretary
BlaCk!eet Tr!ba! Business Councl!
First Publication May lG. 1857
Las. Publication May %. 1857
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Local News Items

SVSUU UvS"S UU0UUVS
Severa. awards Vii! he gNen
a, this time A. Cubs and par.
en;s should make an ct!ur; 10 al
tend this meeting
The monthly meeting 0: The
Brownie Cub Pack 100 vii. be
held May 20 a: he B!ack:ec: Ae'
ency Barracks building i: 80
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Don >yhm.G:
and sons. spent Mothers Day
with their daughter. F!cano- 4:
Cascade where she = tcar"!"c
in the public schools
Mrs. Bernlece Dcn;en: returned
Tuesday from business and plea
sure trip 20 points IL eastern
Washington. a: Pullman she
spent Mothers Day With her son.
in.law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. James Miller and two small!
children
Ten mothers and cub masters
from Browning. Gut Bank and
Kelvin met a, the Browning
branch O: the Glacier County Ii.
brary. May 8. In attendance a:
the meeting was Distr!c. Scou;
Executive. Del Long This was
. meeting o! the Disi:!c: Cuobe-s
Roundiaolc
Michael Doane. son o! Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Doane. entertained
nine young friends al his ranch
home Friday evening. the occa.
sion being his ninth birthday.
The boys enjoyed games. explor.
ing the ranch and were served
. supper BY Mrs. Doane. Mike
received many nice gifts from the
par;y.goers.
Orien Boggs and family le;,
Monday for Chicago. Illinois, un.
der the Relocation program. Al.
SO being assisted in relocation by
Agency Relocation Officer Fun.
rer Is the Calvin Juneau family
who are making plans 70 move
70 San Francisco in the next few
days,
Leo Harris and son Dcnn!son.
arrived from Phoenix last Sun.
day for few days VISIT With
friends here DennIson. who -
employed al an Alaskan radar
station close 10 Poin, Barr0"
had recently flown from there 10
Phoenix 10 visit his father He
will accompany him back 10
Phoenix. from where he Will
leave on his return 10 Alaska
Phillip Little Chic! Of Alberta
was fined Ss5 In Judge Rcnshaw' S
court Monday for alleged reck'
less driving and operating d car
without drivers license. Tn
able 10 pay the fine he was com
mitted to the county Ja!! al Cut
Bank. where he vii! serve i2's
days unless payment is made be
iorehand. He was picked up by
Highway pa,rolman Hubert
Bonnie Olney county home
demonstration agent. was IN
Browning Monday caring for var
ious Ill Club projects. her su'
pervision covering activities In
the various communities Of the
Blackfeet reservation Recently
she was dismissed from the Me
mortal hospital at Cut Bank
where she had been convalescing
from an appendectomy.
Mrs. Louise NJ Davis. former
owner operator Of the Davis Ho
tel. was the house guest Of Mrs
Shurr several days this week or
her way 10 Medicine Hat. Alta
where she has been residing foi
the past few months. Previous "a
her stop here she had been visit,
Ing her son.in.law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. D. {. Scott and fam
lily st Billings and her son .in.la~
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Jcffreys and family q, Grca, Falls
Mrs. Davis and her late husband
Jack Davis pioneered the Davis
Hotel. which she sold TO Wright
Nascrty several years ago. the
business having since been Oper.
Aied - ths llaSerty Hotel.
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SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR -

SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR - De.
livering CONNECTIONS etc to Is.
tabliShrd retail accounts in
your area on 4 part time basis.
Absolutely no selling. We want
party capable Of earning up to
$4,000 monthly. Future OK.
pansiOn can be financed but
cash investment needed for i'm.
mediate start. Company rep
rcscntativc will here to quail.
fy applicants. For interview
state age. model of auto and if
cash available for immediate
start. Write West Coast Can.
dy Co. Box III Garden Home,
Oregon. 9.lOr
WILL TRADE WITH TRIBAL
member 10 aces Of cultivated
land on Seville Flats with !
room house for property in
Browning. Maudc Cobrll lO.llp
TWO HOUSES FOR RENT IN
NithOlSvil!r. Contact {. Mich.
OILS. Top
WILL TRADE FOR CATTLE OR
cash ll6W John Deere baler.
dual wheels. first class shape.
See Dutch Powell. Browning.
lO-llp
FOR SALE - Stsplers and
staples. Glacier Reporter If
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Advertising in The Glacier Re.
porter is profitable 70 those who
have something useful 20 sell at
q far price.
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KATE rHoRNE WILL Be HERE

to teach piano. organ and ac-
Gordon beginning June l..
Everyone interested please
write Or call the North Side
Music and Trading. Cut Bank.
and she will contact you when
she arrives. 4 special dis.
count on acco:dions to Rates
students. lO.llc
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Sometimes il takes o mans bot.
tom dollar 10 hos. him 10 the ton
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RESPONSIBLE PERSON MALE
or female. from this area.
wanted to service and collect
from automatic vending ma.
chimes. NO selling. Age not
essential. Car. references,
and 100000 working capital
necessary. 7 to - hrs. weekly
nets up to S25O.OO monthly.
Possibly full time work. For
local interview give full par.
ticularS. write p. q. Box TAG,
Main Post Office. MinneapO-
lis. lO.lp
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PIANO DREAMS ? eve

dream of owning a piano So
beautiful you'd be the envy of
the whole neighborhood. and
:. did you ever dream Of get
ting such bargain no one
would believe you"
Make both those dreams come
true Write for our free
price list of slightly used and
returned spinetS. l.uci OuS
mountaineering styles by Ever
cit and Cable. Nelson &.
Pianos as modern as tomorrow.
and at savings almost too
good to be true! Terms any
one can afford. II will pay you
to deal with us Out our
way We deal your way" Write
US today! Hops Piano House.
Great Falls. Montana.
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Classified Ads
WANTEO-canner horses. Year
round horse market. Deliver
to Shelby StOckyards. 43tfc

FOR SALE: "a FOOT AMERl.
can Trailer house in good con-
ditiOn. tandem axle with fuel
barrel and connections. Phone
1873 Conrad or write Box 1905.
9lOp
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LOST - Fswn color male Boxer
dog with white feet. white spot
on muzzle and white chest.
Answers to name Of Butch. Re.
ward. ". c. WOOdger. Cut
Bank Boarding School. Phone
FE8-l26l. ATTIC
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
and Invitations printed on or.
der. p hour service. All kinds
of formal cards and announce.
ments. See US today. Glacier
Reporter. If
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FOR SALE - Desk Blotters,
1924 inches. Glacier Report.
err. If
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FOR SALE - Modern ons.bsd.
room home near school. New
fixtures and plumbing. New
wiring. Terms can be arranged.
Vern Meeks. Phone 8.ll6l 3.tf
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WE BUY AND SELL REAL ES.
tate. Phone 1863 X. Cut Bank
Bruce lrgenS. l0;l3p
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT. In.
quire Glacier Reporter office.
$4,000 per month. 8.tf.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
accessories. North Side Music
4 Trading, Cut Bank, Mont.
2tf.
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FOR RENT - TWO APART.
ments completely furnished.
Mrs Del Wilson. Phone 8.3l35.
Browning. 9.lOc
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FOR SALE - Stsplers and
staples. Glacier Reporter If
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Sevcra. awards Vii! he gNen
a, this time A. Cubs and par.
en;s should make an effort 10 Al.
tend this meeting
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FOR SALE - 5.room. semi.mod.
ern home at sacrifice. Terms
can be- arranged. Mrs. Ella
Jackson. Browning 8.tfc
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FOR SALE - W0 Jsep pick.
up. Good condition. new tires.
6 h. p. Briggs 4 StrattOn mo.
tor. very good. Don Watson.
Box 925. Browning. site
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05
LongWood Freshmen
To Present Play

An original play. written and
directed by Miss Amy McFall Of
Warwick, freshman at Long
wood College. will be presented
by the freshman class on Friday
in Jarman Auditorium. beginning
at 8 p. m.
The play, a one-act comedy
called Derby Doings'', is based
on events in the lives of Miss Nc
Falls grandparents, and centers
around their attending the Ken
lucky Derby All OF the acting
props, direction and work in con-
nection with the play Will be
done by members Of the freshman
class.
Carolyn DeHaven, of Radford.
is co-director Of the play, with
Miss McFall as director
Members Of the cast include
Carolyn Marie Madrin, OF South
Norfolk, Annis Graham NorfIeet,
Of Norfolk; Patricia Ann Cleve-
land. of Fredericksburg; Nancy
Elaine Morton, of Chatham; Eliz-
abeth Marshall Bowling. Of Alex
andria Mary Dawn Perry, Of
Richmond; Roberta Cartm c II
Reardon, Of Winchester and Hell
en- Gray Carter, Of Pratts.
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College Hill Club Thursday,
April II, 8 pm, with Mrs. Joseph
c Robert. jamestown will be
the subject of Mrs. Graves
Thompson.
Junior Womans Club tuesday,
April Q. s pm, at the clubhouse.
Installation Of officers
Methodist w. $. c. Monday,
April 6 pm, circle !, with Mrs.
f w. Jacobs; circle 3 with Mrs
Harry Motley; circle 3, with Mrs.
c J Leese; circle 4. with Mrs
John Warner; circle 8, with Mrs
E. c. Buck, Jr.; circle 9, with
Mrs. Monroe Evans. Circle 10,
Tuesday April 8, 8 pm, with
Mrs. j w Crute at the home Of
MIS- r. j Martin.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05
Judith Randolph
Members Hon0red

Three former members of Jul
dith Randolph chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution,
were honored at the memorial
service in Roanoke in March. AS
their names were called, Mrs.
Graves H. Thompson, chapter re-
gent, laced flowers in the memoir
ial wreath for Mrs. j w Garrett,
Mrs. j, A. Garland and Miss Will
helmina London.
Judith Randolph chapter was
listed on the state honor roll The
report on work the chapter had
sponsored included distribution
and use of constitution week ma
terials, jamestown emphasis, and
marking the grave of Judith Ran
dolph.
Special mention was given to
one Of the members, Mrs r B
Crawford. through whose efforts
the fortieth chapter of the Socie-
ty Of the Children Of the Ameri-
can Revolution was organized in
Farmville Mrs Crawford vice
regent of the chapter served on
the@ state conference credentials
committee
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05

Miss Josephine fowler and Mr
and Mrs. j B. fowler visited in
Alexandria and Washington, D. O.,
last week end.
Mrs. Monroe Johns has returned
home after spending some time with
her son. Or. william Johns, in Rich
mond
Mrs. Fletcher Irby has returned
from a two weeks visit in Rich
mond.
Washington and Lee students in
Lexington. Jim Whitlock. son Of
MI and Mrs. f M Whitlock. and
Joseph Clover, III. son Of Dr., and
MS. Joseph B Clover, are visiting
their parents during their spring
vacations
Week and guests Of the J. M
Helmses Will be Mrs Helms
mother, MS W P Goodman. Of
pC0L IIj1l r bp,- ciCtafsc Misc
poliina cood,,,on ana ME- Carl +
matthews and ND Matthew's of
Washington, D c.. and Miss Nancy
Feidel, of Rock Hill
pr. and Mrs W w Noel, Of Hen
derson. N c. visited Or Noel's
parents, M and Mrs. R ", Noel.
Mrs W W Taylor and daughter,
Diane, were overnight guests Of her
mother, Mrs John Hall, in Rich
mond this week
Mrs R W Catlin and daughter,
Ruth, have returned from spending
several weeks in Laurel, Miss.
NiiS9 Eie"l'oI iiiIoo0eL ~ le"y :
u ! toaS ~ 2 "0oN S"0"''0" !"
s4 a'9S nm ~ 1'1 e+ 0oA e ttt ''eu ' ~
NJ IT 80 $500 anna,,,n ,,,l5 ia,
daughter . Stanton, where she
was an overnight guest.
n. ,o,.,.,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05

Miss Barbara Anne Wood,
daughter OF Nj. and Mrs Roland
Carter Wood, and Herman Shield
Anderson. Jr. son Of Mt and
MIS-, II S. Anderson. Of Andel-
sonviue. were married a the
home Of the bride in Wingina
March 80.
The evening double-rng cere-
mony was performed before men,
bers OF the two immediate fam
lies by the Rev Ernest Harris,
Of Buckingham pastor Of Null
berry Grove Baptist churth and
ATaysville Baptist church
The bride wore a beige suit with
beige and white accessories and
a white orchid corsage. Her only
attendant. sister NrB KYLE
Mann Of Waynesboro wore a
navy blue suit and a corsaee Of
pink roses MI. Anderson was his
sons best man, and the bride was
given in marriage by her father
A reception was held after ths
ceremony.
MI. and Mrs. Anderson vul live
at Enonville after they return
from a Southern vcddln& trip.
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Der soua I Menfion

MIS- william Billings and chill
y e. ~ \, 4 w a. ~ NJ
r'y "ii 80, " s"e e - ~ "a, @Ha VA atp
: : ,,; D!Ilil,ss - t leM w" e,,n4a-,
D'1i'''sS WIZ ~" mo fanny '0''"''
uoe9'a = 'ile :, ~ i[e''U 10y
- . ~ III III f ~ " = A., - ~ ~
= olliei TN any ~ t'''O , ~ r
1891, 80 li - ~ T. + va
y 0'ie'''' an - i.e0's
Thomas n Marshall of Norfolk
vas a recent guest o. ms grand ana
I ~ eiiy'' W. any M ? ? W."
~ 1T
Mr. and Mrs Poeer Keller, and
family, have moved to Huntington,
W Va where Keller is with station
Mrs. j P McCraw left Wednes-
day for Baltimore, Md, where she
was called by the Illness Of her
I ''-''l IT, w. -''' =
Mr. and Mrs D. T Billings
visited their nephew and family
chase 20 civ W. dnring ne ~aeE end
Mrs a B Armstrong has re-
snant two weere Win be, r''. son ''-o
III and danobter NJ and NJ u
q ot+1ey M ottIav acco+ ma,
III, ,,,otha, ho,,,o
- ''O'''o' go
Howard Bliss. Of Akron. Ohio. viii
spend the week end here with his
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05

Episcopal Auxiliary - Monday
April 8 at the Parish House
Group ! $50 pm. Groups 2 and
3, 7:30 pm.
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Farmville Branch, A. A. [. W
Friday, April 5, pm, at Long
wood House Program Art and
Education Department
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05
Juanita Henderson
Celebrates Birthday

Juanita Henderson celebrated
her eleventh birthday Friday eve
ming With a party given by her
mother, Mrs. Leon Henderson, at
the Henderson home on Second
street
Guests were Nancy Paige Dru-
en-. Marilyn Gresham, Linda King.
Annita Bell Tear, Margaret Ann
Stomboch, Betty Blair, Margaret
Glass, Paulette Dlckerson, Peggy
10 Johnson Patsy Morton, Ann
Vickers Bruce. Jackie Henderson,
Mike Petrakos, Punk Bailey. Bob
by Smith. Doug Fitzgerald and
+ Greg Henderson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05

DR.. and MIS-, Wesley Laing, OF
the University of Richmond, are
guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. Cecil Pat
terson.
Mrs. c. H. Goodwin. Jr., and son,
Greg. were recent guests Of Mrs.
F. K Spear in Richmond.
Mrs. william Newman will enter
tain her bridge club Friday after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs Cecl Smith, Of
Richmond. visited MI. and Mrs W.
H. Baldwin. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs.
W T. Spencer mere recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thalman at
tended the University of Virginia
alumni spring football game in
Charlottesville during the week end.
Week end guests in the E A Wat
son home we're Miss Harmo Ogle
and Mrs Van Ogle and son Phillip,
OF Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Miss Elizabeth Adams, of Surrey.
England is the guest Of Mrs Nell
H Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. B S. HamersIy and
daughter. Martha Sue. and Mrs. j..
L. Barbee VIII be week end guests
Of Mrs Barbee's son. John w Bar
bee, and Mrs Barbee in Richmond
Mrs. W. B. Pethgrew viii leave
this week for Washington, D c..
where she viii visit her son. W. B.
Pettigrew, Jr. and family
Mr.. and MIS-. II. T. Throckmorton.
of Chatham, were week end guests
of Mrs Throckmortons mother.
Mrs. W. A Schroeder
Miss Louise Cowan. of Richmond
was guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Emma K Albright, for the week
end.
Mrs. H S Whitehead and daugh-
tiers. Ann and Beth, Of Charlotte,
N. G. are spending several DAYS
with Mrs. Whitehead's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Robert B Crawford
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Social Hour Club
Adds New Member

Mrs c. A. Dowdy was welcomed
as a new member at the March
Social Hour Home Demonstration
club meeting at the homo of Mrs
L. A. Snow.
Mrs. Snow and Mrs Edna
Mann gave a demonstration on
counter and floor coverings.
Mrs. J. A. Garner gave q short
calk on highway safety and plans
were made for the clubs role in
the district meeting April II at
Amherst
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05

Duplicate Bridge Club No. i
Thurs day April 4, SPIN, Woman S
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Club Calendar

Farmville Presbyterian church
circles - Monday, April 8, circle
I, 10 a. m, with Mrs. r. B, Craw-
ford; circle II, 10 a. m, with Mrs.
A. c. Brown; circle III, 10 a m.
with Mrs. T J. McIlwaine; circle
", p m, with Mrs. j. D. Simp-
son, co-hostess Mrs. Willie WEIGH
lin: circle V. 8 p. m, with Mrs. A.
T Rice. co-hostess Mrs. A. A..
Rice; circle VI 8 p. m, with Mrs
Leroy Collier. co-hostess Mrs
Earl KRONER. and circle VII, p,
m with Mrs r L. Davis, CO.
hostess Mrs. E. J. Yancey.
Woman's club, literature de-
partment = Tuesday, April 8, 8
p. m, club house. Pregnant re-
view by Mrs. F. R. Crawford of
John Hersey's "A Single Pebble
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Judy Digger Has
Birthday Party

Mrs. Merrill Digger honored
her daughter. Judy, with a party
Tuesday on her fourth birthday
at the Digger home on OAK
street.
Mrs Digger was assisted by
Mrs. T J. Fulcher. il. Mrs H.
c. Kayton. Jr., and Mrs. Eugene
Banton
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Honored

Mrs James Shanaberser enter
tanned at coffee Saturday evening
Z Ell c br ting MI Shanaberger's
birthday at their home on Putney
street
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-05
Anne Hill Maloney
To Marry c. r. Cox

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill Ma
loney, OF Cullen, announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Anne Hill. to Charles Russell Cox.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard
Bergman Cox. Of Waverly
4 june Wedding - pl.a1Gsa
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Walker S. BueI

Walker s. Buel, who died yesterday at
81, was veteran Of As years on the staff
Of his distinguished newspaper, the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer. He was a senior, a
widely known and respected member OF
the Washington corps Of correspondents,
which he joined in 1919 In his newspaper
life he witnessed many changes in the
personnel and practices of journalism and
in the customs and attitudes of the read
ers to whom he reported. Yet one of the
qualities which so endeared him to his
colleagues and to an unusually large num-
Der Of friends here and around the coun-
try was that they found so little change
in Walker Buel. Disabilities of advancing
age and recurring illness failed to dim a
gay enthusiasm and zestful interest which
kept him young. He was a shrewd and
competent recorder and critic of the art
Of politics. He never watched its repetitive
patterns through the tired eyes Of cynic;
he looked forward to them as fresh ad-
ventures in reporting, new items for my
column" He had become delightful
fixture, in the columns Of the newspaper
he served so long and so well; In the
Gridiron Club, Of which he was the be-
loved dictator, and in the hearts of so
many friends who found his courage, his
loyalties and prejudices, his optimism and
unyielding determination the sources of
strength and comfort.
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methods Of detection may be arranged
to improve the Federal warning system.
Even when detected in the act of form
ing, tornado cannot be relied upon to
follow set course. 1t may dip and with
draw and then reappear some miles
away-or disappear completely. The best
that the forecasters can hope to do is so
to improve the present techniques and
facilities for anticipating tornadoes as
to enable residents in the general area
to take cover in time to save themselves.
The provision Of safe refugees is something
that those who live in the threatened
areas must do for themselves.