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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Harvest Noon to Shine Do,,n at Jarn,un
Friday for Variety Sho,U Dances, Music

Dusky blue lights and shining
indoor moon will set the mood
Friday at pm. in Jarman Hall
for everything from organ selec-
tons and dramatic readings I'd
jubilee dancers and a barbershop
quartet.
On stage will be participants III
the Woman's Club-sponsored va
riety show Shine On Harvest
Moon Sylvia Garland will open
the show singing the theme song,
accompanied by Barbara jean
Treat at the piano.
George Longsworth and Walker.
Glenn Will do skit -and- song
number TO start off the show. EN- !
coed by Frank Watkins, Jr. of
CreWe. A special feature will be
dances by the jubilee dancers, Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Lafoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Travis Stanley, Mi and Mrs.
William F. Watkins, Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs Merrill Digger. Philip
Gay will call the figures to music
recorded by John Porter Glenn.
Local talent will also shine in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Farm Bureau
Continued from paer 1,


unless and until we bring the tax
ing and spending polices bf the
ratio with the states and localities.
we can look forward with conf
dence and CONSERVATION, / hope
to the time when the great Com
monwealth of Virginia and her At
sovereign sister states will be-
come merely the miserable admin
istrative puppets Of the federal
government. Hubbard predicted
We are not there now. but We
are travelling aWfully fast i'll that
direction. Would you ever believe
that the House of Representatives
of the Congress of the u. S. would
pass a bin by an overwhelming
majority under any pretense. that
would deny any citizen the right
Of trial by jury?
One Of the things We must do.
Hubbard continued Is be better
statesmen of the American Way
of life. The evidence is that We
are not very good at it. President
Eisenhower III a recent press con-
ference said that in conversation
with Marshal Zukov. the com
mander OF Russian forces in World
War II, that he had difficulty
holding his own in a discussion of
the relative merit of the "Ameri-
can Way as opposed to the
Russian Way"
Il wonder if we have become so
weak. SO incompetent in the art
OF logical persuasion that we are
not able to convince a hungry
man that Tbone steak and French
fries are better than black bread
and thin potato soup. II this is
true, unless we mend our ways
and speedily. we can predict for
sure that we shall not long con-
tinue to enjoy the blessing Of the
American Way
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20

hum, Mrs Elizabeth c, Goode. Miss
Louise Johnson. Mrs. Adele H Wat.
kIns and MISS Katherine Watkins
W0rshan's Faculty Named
Worsham High School. j Boyd
Bagby principal Mrs. Rehecca O.
Payne. Mrs Elizabeth " Pickett
ms. Joan y Glenn. Mrs. Rebecca
B. Butcher, Mrs. Kathleen B vii.
son. Miss Sarah Lipscomb. Miss
Nancy S Watkins. Miss Madeline
M Irear and Mis- Lee y Voueht
Rice Elementary School Mrs.
Grace n Bradshaw. principal. Mrs.
Betty Swertteger, Mrs. Louis II.
Bagby, Miss Jessie NJ Walden and
Mrs. Edith Farmer
Prospect Elementary School. Mrs.
Bessie c Durfee. Mrs. Julia G.
Koch and Mrs. Hylda 7 Shannon
Darlington Heights Elementary
School Mrs Dorothy b Canada
ana MRS. Dorothy Womack.
Cumberland Schools Included
Cumberland High School. Il. A.
Smith, principal Miss Bessie
Parker Mrs. Georgia Puney. Ed
win II Vassar NJ D Newton. Mrs.
Mary Z Allen Mrs Mary =. Chap
man Mrs. Lolita 6. Smith. Mrs.
fmosen r Gilner ana z d Buck
I'LL.
John Randolph Elementary
School: Mrs Margaret r. Scott.
principal MS Mary N. joyce. Mrs
Irene W. Hardy Mrs Jane w
Wonack Miss Sallie K. Gates. Mrs
Velna NJ. Flippen, Miss Annie g..
Stlmpson. Mrs Nancy fiundlay
Mrs Jean A Gutherie and MIS-
Frances S Ligon.
Hamilton Elementary hool.
Ms. George r Goodman. princi-
pal Mrs Doris Robertson, Mrs.
Lucille J Parker Mrs. Robbie s
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Charles Johnson, "a,
TO Be Buried Tuesday

Funeral services will be held at
8 pm. Aug 20 for Charles LEROY
Johnson 54. who died at Southside
Community Hospital NJ u q y
morning
Dr. H E Hudgins, pastor, viii
officlate al the services at Farm
Vile Methodist Church Burial
viii be in the church cemetery
Past president Of the Farnvilla
Methodist Church Mems Bible
Class, past secretary treasurer Of
the Shriners and a member Of the
Masonic Lodge, MY Johnson was
associated with Kleanwen Clean
ers in Farmyille.
A native Of BrlStOW. NebT. he
was born Jan IA. 1903. the son
Of Mrs. Harriet Puntnav Johnson.
Of Hampden-Sydney and the late
Andrew johnson
In addition 10 his mother. he is
survived by his widow MIS- Clara
c. Johnson, one daughter. Miss
Mary Charles Johnson. one son,
James Dewitt Cox. and six bro
theirs, George " Johnson, Earl
johnson Lawrence A Johnson.
Albert H Johnson and James f.
Johnson. all Of Farmville, and
Adolph w Johnson Of San Mateo,
Calf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Football Officials
Clinic Tuesday
At Victoria High

Football rlAes'clinics conducted by
d. Virginia High School League
Will be held az Victoria High School,
Tuesday, August ~. at 7,3o D. NJ
These meellngs sare intended to
orient high schoo. football game Of
ficials On tnp eonduct Of the high
school games. The meeting is To
~ conducted by William q Pace,
executive secretxFy The program
Will consist VI al discussion Of thu
new rules tor 1875 and also a
movie All coaches and game off
Gals are ins,tedsto the meeting
Under the Leagues program OF
working wiyh officials registration
al examination is.srequred BY Jill
eligible officials attendance AT one
Of the League conducted meetings
j. required for .spgrading Of offi-
Gals.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Antioch

Rev and Mrs Lee Roy Brown
and daughter. Martha Nell, Of
Emporia. are vacationing with
his mother, MIS-. Eta Brown. for
a few days. Wilton Brown. Of
Fishersville. was a week end guest
III the same home.
Mr. and MIS-. Frank Foster and
daughter. Of Knoxville Tenn,
MI and Mrs w H. Young. and
children. Of Richmond. MI. and
MIS- Ernest Pasey Of Virginia
Beach. and Mrs j. Galloway
Brown. of Bedford, have been re-
cent guests in the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. CLYDE Fos-
ter.
Mrs. Emma Norvell and Miss
Jeanne Norvell, Of Richmond,
were guests Of Mrs. Norvell's par
ents, Nh and Mrs. j M. Brown.
for the week end.
Mrs. Cecil Brown accompanied
the A rthur Barnett family. OF
Richmond, last week to Guinn's
Island for a weeks vacation,
Mrs G, NJ Noel, MIS- Mamie
Inge. and Peggy and Miss Drue
Noel visited relatives IN Richmond
Wednesday
H G. Brown consulted his doc
tor in Richmond last Thursday
He is slowly improving from his
recent accident.
Nh and Mrs. Leroy Welchlin
ana family. oi Warwick, We're
guests for d few days last week
Of her mother. Mrs. Ruby Brown
Bette and Bonnie Williams re-
NAMED for a longer visit with theiE
grandmother.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Services Sunday For
Miss Ida Horsley

Funeral services were held sun
DAY afternoon for Miss Ida Yam
cey Horsley 86, who died at hel
home Travellers Rest in Buck
ingham county Friday night, Au-
gust i6, after long illness.
Born at Travellers Rest, April
al 1871. she was the daughter OF
John Horsley and Louise Brady
Horsley, and a descendant Of a
pioneer Buckingham family She
spent her entire life al Traveller
Rest.
Surviving are one sister. Miss
Louise Brady Horsley. also Of
Travellers Rest; II nieces and
IA great nieces and ne
pheWs and seven great-great nice
es and nephews
The Rev Charles Norfleet. rec
ton OF Grace Episcopal church and
the Rev r. f. Withers. Jr., con-
Quoted services at Travellers Rest
Sunday afternoon. with interment
i'll the family cemetery there.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20

The Virginia Electric and Pow ar
Company viii dedicate its new
Yorktown Power station all form
Al ceremonies on Tuesday Sept
l0 hirvan II Wlll, president nas
announced
lille dedication ceremonies w4ll
mark the official opening Of tha
newest power station OF tue Ns9co
system The fms unit iatld at
$50 900 kilowatts. b GAN pfodue-
ten Or electricity Ii md yu.y. A
secoAd unit. scheduled tor c1m-
platior late III 1868 Mill dclblc
the stations capability.
The Station built on 4 12o-acrr
tract Of land below Yorktown. Will
cost 100000 when completed.
Tie first unit costing more shan
s25 100000 was beRln in 1868.
The new power station II adj
jacent to the American OH Com
pany Refinery and Taakes use ~
refinery eas ana delayed coke
from the refinery as fuel In zen
Grating steam.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Charles A. Holman,
Prominent Amelian,
Dies in Richmond

Funeral services for Charles
Allen Holman. d prominent Anne
liza County resident were hello Fri
day at Chris. Episcopal Church m
Amelia. with burial IN the Anne
liza Presbyterian Cemetery
A native OF Cumberland Mr.
Holman died Aug Is ln Rich
nlond hospital He worked with i
construction company on the
Panama Canal prior to World Wan
I, and for Atlantic Coast Lines
railroad IN ROCKY Mount. He went
To Amelia III 1918, going into
business with his brother-in law
the j d. Rand Company He serv-
I'd with the Navy during Worlc
War | making ammunition il
Washington p c In 1918. 1t
went into business for himself IL
Amelia, and AZ the time Of his
death he was an automobile sales
man
instrumental III building Amelia
Golf and Country Club Mi Hol-
man was member Of Christ
Episcopal Church and Amelis
Lodge No l0l. AF&AM.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Marie Allen Holman ont
son. Charles 4 Holman III 0
Amelia. and three sisters, Mrs
James B. Rand and MIS- Franz
Jackson, both Of Amelia and Mrs
w A. Wilkinson Of Chester Pa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20

the barbershop quartet number
for which Sally Ann Clark has ar
ranged the music Quartet mem
bers are Longsworth Alien Dahl
Jimmy Johns and Roy Laing
Pearson
Johnny Plott, Of Richmond, SOL
Of G. W. Plott. IS scheduled 70 give
musical comedy impressions anc
representations. and Phil Franck
of Cumberland will pantomine
Pearl Bailey
Mrs Nelson Hix viii give i
reading, and Walter E. Urben will
play two organ selections
Freddie Carnage. son Of Mrs
Ruth Carnage. OF Gainesville. viii
sing popular songs and Jimmy
Craft and Sara Dunkum win dc
their version of the hop.
Other dance numbers include q
special one by Mr.. and Mrs. Travis
Stanley. with others by the bop
dancers, Mary Doyne, Buddy
Smith, Emma GARRETT Hix, Ed
ward Allen Weinberg. Dorothy
Ennis and Joe Mitchell
Brett Watson. Of Darlington
Heights. and Marjorie Weston. of
SAKE. are down for a piano-yocal
duet.
4 dance win BE held following
the show at the Moose Hall
Proceeds Of the show will 90
toward the Womans Clubhouse. \
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
County Schools

NN~oAAO1A1Gf-tl ostA StSf
Miss Pauline Bryan and Miss Der
aice p Henderson 10 the Mary +
Branch Elementary School staff
Mrs. Dorothy Fl. Brown and Mrs
Helen L. Ghee. who have been al
Epps School. will move to Hig!
Rock School. and Mrs. Vanessa r
Venable, Mission School, will go II
Mt Leigh School
James Mosely viii teach al
Luther P. jackson High School. anc
Mrs. Lucille B Jones. Of Palmyra
is scheduled to 81 to Flat Rock
School both in Cumberland county
Faculties Listed
BY schools the returning facul
ties include:
Farmville High School M q.
Leete, principal; Miss Kate Fl
0'Brien, Miss Alma Porter, Mrs
Mary W. Witcher. Mrs Lucille Dahl
Miss Lillian A. Minkel, Miss Fran
ces E Armistead. r. c. Gilmel1
Mrs. Jessie S. Grigg. j. M. Robe
son, Mrs Mary H Slate, Mrs
LeNoir J Coleman, Mrs. Halle I'll
Fleetwood, Mrs Margaret L. Sim
kins, Mrs Margaret r. Sears, Mrs
Margaret 0. Stuart, Mrs. Walter Al
Edwards, Jr and Herbert H Good
man
Farmville Elementary Scho i
Miss Lucy G. Adams. principal
Miss Halle McCraW. Mrs Nell NJ
Buck. Mrs. Katherine A. Watkins
Miss Agnes V. Watkins, Mrs. BonnI.
B Coleman, Miss Portia l. Spencer
Mrs. Ruby O. Brooks. Mrs. Ride,
1 W. Sandertord, Mrs. Joan F. F'uls
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20

The following patients We're ad-
niitted 10 tAs hospital since August
p There Were 50 hospital patients
Monday na ming
paiiaais admitted
L. V Eievcns CreWe. Mrs A
W Jolls, Creve j. E Harwo0d
Farmyille; Mrs " +. Dow. farm
vile: J r Fa1llatt. Victoria Miss
GLORIA Wcatbeiiord. Burkeville .
Harold Stinnett, Cartersyille Miss
Kate Trent Tdllilpille. Thomas B
iAse, Kenbridee Miss 81 enda Ellis.
Kegssille Miss 10 Ann wilkins. Vic
toiia Woodrow Ioveday, Pamplln
Also Miss Betty lnae Jetersyille,
Jales r Barnes. Bulkevllle. Mrs
r. " DAVIS. Blackstone. J X
Hardy Victoria r. u Bishop
Blackstone MISS Winifred Halle
wood Mrs J " Langford, Rich
mond Mrs. ". r Com. Burkeville,
NJ [. Bailey. Charlotte c. H, Miss
Sandra Vest, Crewe T. x. Baldwin,
Faruyille p W. Moring. Burke
Vile. and Mrs J + Elan. Pros
pect
Births
Mf and Mrs r E. Oliver. Farm
Nllle boy Aug -
Mf and Mis- Fl II Elicit Burke
Vile, girl, Aug u
Mr. and Mrs. K Flnchlum
falihulle eiIl Aue Il
Mr. and Mrs, r G Long Jeters-
Vile. gnl Aae ~.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Norman
Cumberland girl Aug. IL.
MIR and Mrs, Bach sorensen.
Prospect. girl aug. Is.
Mr. and Mrs Burwell Smith Dill
wynn 10y Ang Is
Nh and Mrs Spencer Sloan cam
pefland gnl, Aug u
Mr. aud Mis-. J W. Hamilton,
Burkeallle. boy Aug IL.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Brandon, Jet
ersville. hey Aug II.
Mr. and Mrs W G. Glascock,
Green Bay, boy Aug II
Mr., and Mrs. " E. Boyd. Crewe.
girl, Aug IN.
Mr.. and Ms. & W Baird, Dill
uyn. boy, Aug 49,
Mr. and Mrs. 9. f Kunoth. Keys
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Mrs. Lizzie Harvey
Dies in New Canton

Funeral services were held Sat
urday afternoon at Mt Tabor
Baptist church for Mrs Lizzie
Bryant Harvey who died il New
Canton August "A Burial was in
the church cemetery
Mrs Harvey is survived by
three sons. William A Bryant and
Sidney NJ. Bryant, both OF Arvon
Ia, and Richard L. Bryant. OF New
Canton. 81 grandchildren. IL
great grandchildren. and three
brothers. Lewis and Robert Snod-
by. both1Dof Arvonia and Tom
Snoddy. OF Bangor Pa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Calvin l.. Daulton, p,
Killed in Accident

CALVIN Lewis Daulton. %, Of
Cumberland. was fatally injured
in a truck accident August II in
Lunenburg county Funeral serv-
ices We're held at 2 p. m Monday
at Worsham Baptist church, with
burial in the church cemetery.
A native Of Cumberland county.
Mr. Daulton is surviyd by his
mother. Mrs Mary Lucille Daul-
ton, Of Norfolk five sisters. Mrs.
Paul Chapman. Of Farmyille, Mrs.
Helen Allen, Of Meherrin. Mrs.
Robert Yeats Of Richmond. and
Mrs. J v Wright and Mrs Stella
Plnkham Of Norfolk. and one
brother, Melvin l. Daulton Of
Norfolk.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
Powhatan to Let
40 Pints Of Blood

Arrangements are underway in
Powhatan FOR blood drive Sep
TENDER Is The Red Cross Blood
mobile from Norfolk will be at
the powhatan War Memorial
building that day
Goal for the drive VIII be 10
pints Blood will be let" from !
TO 7 b. III,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20
DiIlwyn

P. + Coin is seriously III He
has had As visitors.
Mrs. Annie TAYLOR is recuperat-
ING at home after her release
from a Richmond hospital.
Trinity Methodist church WSCS
met at the home Of Mrs. P. t.
Coin August Z.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-20

Whitloek, MIS- Nancy m Reynolds,
Mrs. Jacquellne B Pepper. MIS-
Phyllis S. Irving and Mrs. Mamie
+ NJ Newton
Colored Schools Listed
r. R. Mcton High School S. +.
Griffin, principal. Mrs Helen w.
Lee. Mrs. Connie M. RaWlins. NAYS
Helen WI Dennis. Mrs. Minnie B
Miller James w. McLendon. Lowell
p white. Miss Hazel L. Glaze. Mrs.
Marcia ] Payne. Wilbert H Thu
man. Dawes L. Orr Mrs. Rosena
j. Willis. Lawrence Whitley, James
w Stanton. Miss Royce J Bland,
MISS Mary NJ Malloy, MISS Jane
A. Fur. Samuel E Ewell, MISS
Vernell Holloway, Paul y. Martin,
MISS Marie VI Matthews and MISS
Vivian d Ross and j. A. BAKER
Mary e. Branch Elementary
School L. L. Hall principal, MRS
julia G. Anderson MIS-. Beatrice
r. Kelley, Mrs. Ellen r. Bigger
Mrs Rheba A. West. Mrs Atnetta
a. winston, MRS. Ethel W wilson
Joseph u. Mealey Mrs, Alma J-
Smith Charles r johnson, Mrs
Hazel u. Jackson. Mrs Mary Ward
Redd. Mrs. Esther W Truman. Mrs
Cora A. Hill. Miss Eula NJ Mays.
Matthew R. Johnson and MISS Bar
bara Jamison Orr
First Rock School Mrs. Lottle +
jackson. Mrs Hazel b Carter and
Mrs. Eunice r McLendon.
Mercy Seat School MIS- Victoria
Brown. MIS-. Geneva A. Hamilton
ard Marshall Lewis.
High Rock School: Mrs Marian
H. Anderson Peaks School. Mrs
Beatrice Davenport and Mrs Mary
w. Hendricks. Five Forks School
Mis-. Flossie Wonack and Mrs
Pearl H. Baker Levi sc hool.
James Fl. White and Mrs. Mamie
D Browl. Felden School Mrs
Mary Fl. Foster MI Leigh School
Mrs. Sara. Green White
yirso School Mrs Lucille A
Franklin New Bethel. Mrs EVA /
Early Pamplin No 10: MIS- Eliza
beth H. Watkins
Other Teachers Assigned
Luther n Jackson High School
J B Peryall. principal; Robert l.
Scales. Clarence j Lawson, Mrs.
Ella j Pennington. Mrs. Emma G I
Rives. Mrs Elizabeth w Dawson,
Miss Ada Basnight Miss Chris +
tine r Barnett, Miss Carrie p Ruff
fin Miss r Cassandra Austin and
Robert = Bonds
Luther r. Jackson Elementary
School Mrs. Mildred IL. Brown. \
Mrs Beatrice Booker, Henry W !
Powell ms. Lena r. boswell Mrs
Annie H Booker Miss Hilda D
Lipsconlb and Mrs Lillian D Tay-
lor
Fiat Rock y s g Mayo Turkey
Cooke Mrs. Elizabeth !. Moody
f r. Motion MIS- Mamie Butler
and Mrs Lottie G. Stokes Hawk:
Miss Mary A Nicely and Mrs. Edna
B Smith New Hope Mrs Grace
J Tucker Pine Grove. Mrs. Betty
G Scales Bonbrook Miss E Grace
Fowlkes Cedar FORK Mrs I1ola
TreHts MilI Miss Pfarl
r Cox
Sugar FOLK AIrs Mary NJ.
Brown Sharon Mrs Florence "
Brown. Green Creek No. 5 Mrs
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14

benefits before the end of De-
cember, 1857.
These farmers who because o.
floods, drought, or other con
ditions, will have lower income
in 1857. It applies especially to
some farm landlords who start
ed to have their income from
rentals count toward social Sc
curity beginning with 1856, by
materially participating in the
production of crops or livestock
On their land which they leased
out to someone else.
Generally, it is necessary to
wait until the close of the year
to have net earnings for the
year credited to a social secur-
ity account and used in figuring
the benefit amount. For 1857
only, if a claim is filed before
the end of the year, one-half of
the total earnings for the year
can be used in figuring the
benefit amount. Where 1857
earnings are lower than those
for 1856, this. could result in a
higher benefit amount. If the
farmer should wait until 1858 to
file his claim he would lose the
advantage of this type of calcu-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14
Get Your Tickets
Now for Winter
Holiday Jamboree'

Mrs. M. Willett, Fulton 8-1187
or Mrs. E. Lucas, Fulton 5-8749
are the two members of the
Senior Boosters Club to take
reservations Or contact for tick
cts. Have you planned for this
Winter Holiday Dance yet?
In just two weeks we will
expect to see you dancing in the
beautiful Grand Ballroom or just
just meeting and gre e n 6
friends, old and new.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14
File For Insurance
Benefits Before
Dec. 3lst, SChafer

Some self employed farmers
who have reached retirement
age, or who will reach it before
the end of this year, may find
it to their advantage to file
claim for old-age insurance
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14

lation. In case it turns out that
total earnings for the year 1857
were greater than anticipated,
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1957-12-14
Page 3
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, December ii, 1857

the farmer who files a claim
during 1857 would still be given
the benefit of these higher earn
ings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-14

on Health" The fourth grades will
present a Maryland Day program
under direction of Miss Elizabeth
Workman and Miss Viola Broad
water The school band will play
several selections. Officers will be
elected for the year and refresh
ments will be served by the first
and second and sixth grades, with
Mrs. Grace Speicher and Mrs.
Elizabeth Williams in charge.
Northern P.-T.A. To Meet
Northern High school PIT. A. will
meet tonight at 8 p. M, with Mrs.
Irva Mickey, president, presiding.
John Wolfe, president of the
P-T.A. County Council will have
charge of the meeting on the s.
year school program and teacher
shortage A movie, The Busiest
Place in Town" will be shown. The
Mennonite Trio will render several
selections. Refreshments will be
served
Lenten Services Scheduled
Grantsville area Lenten services:
Grantsville Reformed church,
March Is, Rev. Edgar Suite;
Grantsville Methodist, March %,
Rev. Clarence Meyers; Maple
Grove Church of the Brethren,
March 20, Rev Clarence Whet-
stone; GrantSville Reformed. April
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-03-14

tertained with birthday party in
honor of the third birthday of their
daughter Connie. Attending were
Patty Lou, Sherry and Mrs. Will
liam Bender, Gloria and Mrs. Jack
Keim, Debbie and Mrs. Kenneth
Hetrick. Michael and Mrs. Walter
Swauger, Kathryn and Donna Jean
Ryland. Wanda and Frances Resi-,
Dickie, Nancy and Mrs. Alvin Bow
ser, Ronnie BoWser, Debbie Wat
SON.
Arthur Resi- and Charles Phil
lips, Meyersdale Pa, returned
home after vacationing two weeks
in Florida.
P.-T.A. Council to Meet
The County P.-T.A. Council will
meet Thursday evening, March q,
in Grantsville Elementary school.
Victor d. Kelsey. principal of
Fort Hill High school, will speak
on Scouting" The Grantsville
band will present a program. An
election of officers will be held.
P.-T.A. To Meet
Grantsville Elementary school
P.-TA will hold its meeting Mon
day, March IS, at p. M, with Mi
chael Duda, president presiding
Mrs. c. o. Bender will give a talk