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Girl Scouts Plan
Annual Luncheon

Chi Scout troop leaders and
their assistants will be honored
at a luncheon Tuesday at p. m.
at the college tea room.
Annual reports are to Be pre-
sented
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-14
Corporation Elects
New Officers

Mrs Bennett + Taylor has
been reelected president Of jun
lor-Senior Woman's clubs, Inc
Other new officers are Mrs. j..
9, Bruce. VICE president Mrs w.
4 watkins, secretary and MS
\, w Bloomfield. treasurer.
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Mrs. W. j. Gills. Jr.. Mrs. w.
w TAYLOR and Mrs, J B. Wall,
Jr were hostesses at bridge
party Friday at Lonewood house
honoring Mrs E. w Bosworih
Or, and Mrs Bosworth will move
t0 Lexington this summer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-14

Miss Maggie Elan is spending
some time at her country home
near here.
James Parker. Of the University
of Virginia in Charlottesville. spent
the week end here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Parker.
Mrs Ralph Britton and children
of Charlottesville. were guests Of
her mother, Mrs. George Fitzgerald
and Mr.. Fitzgerald for the week
end
Mrs Maude Gill has returned
after spending a month in Florida
Mrs. w P Venable has moved
into an apartment at Ill Apo
mattox street
Miss Patsy Lindsey, of Charlottes
vile, was week end guest Of hei
mother. M S. Virginia Lindsey
Herbert Stokes. Jr.. of Crane
View. was a recent guest Of his
mother, Mrs. H T. Stokes.
Miss Rebecca Baird has returned
to Hampton after spending the week
end here with Ter parents. Mr.. ane
Mrs. J. M. Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Lowe. Of
Richmond, were guests of Mrs
Loves parents. Mr.. and Mrs H
w. Spencer, for the week end.
Mss Connie Farmer and Garland
Fahrner. Of Richmond. visited theii
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Fair.
ner, during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs O. H. Written were
in Richmond several days last week
Mr. and Mrs James L. Reid, o.
Warwick, were guests of their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs, G. H Reid and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p Farrier, for
the week end
George Altmiller spent several
days last week in Henderson, N. C.
and Danville.
Miss Mary Foote Barrow Of South
Boston, is visiting her sister. Mrs
0. H Written. and MIR. Written.
Ms. Douglas Agee and Mrs. c
E. Agee were guests Of Mrs. Doug
las Agee's parents. Mr. and Mrs
P. O. Bailey. in Salem.
Miss Fannie Marie Weinberg 4
Mary Washington College student
in Fredericksburg, spent Mother.
day week end at home with hei
parents. the Dave Weinbergs.
Mrs E. w. Bosworth Will enter
tain her bridge club Tuesday even
ing
Mr. and MIS-. Clayton Brooks, oil
Cambridge. Md. visited the Merrill
Duggers during the week end
Ms r 3 verren, Mrs. Garland
Ver~ell and Ms. E. T. Jones. al
of Richmond. visited their parents
Mr. and MS. G H, Red. during
the week end
Ms. Amelia x Porter viii return
TO DAYTON Ohio, today. after spend
ing several DAYS here as guests Of
Ms. jamie X. Kayton and Mr.. and
Mrs. H G Kavton- Mrs. Porter and
Mrs. jamie Kayton visited Mrs. Por-
fe~'s aunt Miss Willie Barrow, i'll
Richmond Friday
Miss Elna Ann Wilson. Of Martins.
vile. spent the week end here witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs C. #
Wilson
MS George Booker. Of Char
lottesyille, visited her mother. Mrs.
A M. Bynum, during the week end
MS Walter Sprye. and family, Of
Rocky Mount, n G., were week end
guests CT Mrs sprye1s parents, MI
and Mrs. NV Darlington.
Mrs T Gilbert Wood has re-
turned TO Roanoke after spending
the week end with Miss Virginia
Wall
W K Whidden and viii Sydnor
returned z home last week after
Spending the last six weeks in
Europe
The Misses Betty Anne Fretwell,
of Stratford College. and Elaine
Speers, of Stratford College and
Upper Darby Pa, were recent
guests in the home of Miss Fret
wells parents, the j. W. Fretwells
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-14
Dean Entertained

Miss olive Tier and MISS Rebec-
"a Brockenbrough entertained at
dinner and bridge Friday evening
at Longwood house in honor Of
NJ S. Ruth Gleaxes.
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Town Officials
Entertain ,Joinstons

Mr. md Mrs. sydnor Newman
entertained att hone Saturday
honorne MI and Ms L T.
Johnston, Jr.
Mrs. John Coz assistea--~the
Nevmans Guests were tie town
officials ana their wives
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Elan Holland. Of Richmond. Vas
week end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
J l. Buge Mrs Holland. ard chill
dren. Jimmy and Clair. are spend
ine a few days with Hrs Holland, &
parents
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WHEAT PROP CUT

A Federal price support Of S1.78
a bushel for the 1857 wheat crop.
a slash Of nc from the annual
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support rate of $500 bushel in
1856 and 1855. has been announc-
ed by Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Gen. BokerNomedHeod
Of Capitol Airiines.

7 Maj. Gen. David H. Baker,
recent head of Air Force pro-
curement. has been elected
president Of Washington-based
Capital Airlines. succeeding j.
H. Carmichael. who becomes
chairman of the board.
In another top-level change,
George r. Ham, who has been
board chairman, was elected
chairman Of the executive COM
mittee.
In making the announcement
late yesterday. Mr.. Carmichael
stressed the increasing de-
mands on management and the
problems encountered as the
company enters the jet age,
which made it timely to create
an organizational structure de-
signed to meet this challenge. !"
With Firm Since '2s
He has been associated with
Capitol or its predecessors since
1929 and has been president
since l947. He is so years old.
Gen. Baker, 40, has been di-
rector of procurement ar0 pro-
duction for the Air Force since
1858. He is a command pilot,
a graduate of West Point ard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
lnter-Americon Rood
Coins in House Unit
BY the Associated Press

An additional $40 million to
complete construction of the
inter-American highway to the
Panama Canal has been APP
proved by the House Public
Works Subcommittee on Roads.
Bertram Tallamy. Federal
highway administrator, said
the highway. from the United
States-Mexico border at Lare-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24

section Of the 9th Air Force
Service Command and later
headed the plans division.
Gen. Baker was deputy
commander of the 9th Air
Force Service Command and
from March to May of 1916
commanded the service COM
mand.
Served at War College
He has been on the faculty
of the National War College
and was senior Air Force men,
Der of the Joint Logistics Plans
Group in the Office of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff in 1913 and
1949.
In 1850 he was made re-
sponsible for the air defense
|of Central and Northern
Alaska and in 1853 became di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24

rector Of procurement and pro-
auctions for the Air Force.
He holds the Legion of Merit
with one Oak Leaf Cluster and
the Bronze Star. Foreign dec
orations include the French
Croix de Guerre with Palm and
the Legion of Honor, the Lux
embourg Croix de Guerre, the
Belgian Order of Leopold with
Palm and the Croix de Guerre
with Palm. the Most Excellent
Order of the British Empire
and the Polish Order of Polonia
ReStitlIta.
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the Harvard Business School
and a native of Paterson. N. j.
A rated Army pilot in 1882,
he flew the mail between New
ark. Cleveland and Boston. He
was in England in late AZ as
executive officer of the plans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
Looking Ahead

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July
"a R.-A snow pillow parked
under a thermometer which
registered 80 degrees was stolen
from a gas station here Monday.
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Color'ed News
Six Attend All
State Short Course
At Virginia State

Cumberland All clubbers who
attended tile 4-H State Short
Course at Virginia State Coll &c,
Petersburg June 1921 were Rose
Lee Brown. Estelle Baker Joseph
lewis, Helen Robinson, Aaron
Trent. and Eugene Young.
The theme for the 1897 Short
Course Was Improving Family
and Community Liv ng and this
theme was developed by use Of
panel discussions on Christian
education. personal development.
citizenship. and use or leisure
inn. The All club members at
ended Glasses in run, recreation.
rural arts, gardening Junior
leadership. falia A. W. ay,
good grooming and sto " ne
MIS- Hslen p. Randolph, local
All club leader IN Cumberland
and the local farm agent ac-
complained the All club members
during the State Short Course.
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Green Bay

MI. and MIS- r. E Williams. Jr,
and Ellen. anc Mary Beth Sanders
were guests Wednesday Of Mr. and
Mrs &. T. Reid
Mr.. land Mrs Bobby Redd. and
baby. land Mrs c T. Redd were
in Richmond Thursday
Miss. Shirley Barton. Of Richmond
has returned after a two week visit
with Fir. and Mrs Benny Barton
MIS- r. U West and Mrs John
A. Love entestained at a weiner
roast Friday IGNORING Misses Alice
Jean hove and Miss Mildred Love.
Of Bla.ksburg.
MS Mac Tfsler, Of Martinsville
scent The week end with NJ 5 Leila
Love
Mrs W. S. / Cheatham and Mss
Stella !. Cheath6m have returned
home SITTER FEW davs at the beach
MS. y A Love and Mrs. Charles
Owen 7entertained At snpper Sunday
hcnarEae Misses Alec Jean and Mil
dred aove. q Blackshure Guests
were Mr. and MIS-. Bobby Redd and
Mr., aud Ms, venable Owen. Jr-
MISC Pearle- Shelburne and Mss
Lily sHardaw-y were luncheon
guests OF Mr. and Mrs q T Redd
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whit, and
children, Of Chase city, were Sun
day dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs
r. y West
Mr. and MIS-. r J Weaver. Of
Kenbridge. were supper gu les S
Tuesday Of MIS- r B Wilson, Jr.
and Miss Peagle Shelburne.
Mrs. Clark Howell and Mrs.
Grace Harris Of Richmond, We're
Frida. guests Of Mrs. " T Nup-
nally
Mrs R. B Wilson spent wednes-
day Nith hers mother, Mrs, D S.
Glenn, at Prospect.
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NOTICE


KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that
on and after july /. 1857. that
1--WE will not be responsible for
any debts incurrec in the name of
Farmville Cafe. 7-2-2p
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Papas
>~~~~
LOOK US UP III your yellow
pages. Closed all day Wednesday.
Vanity Beauty Shop, phone $50.
Farmville, Va 6-1ltf
MOBILE SERVICE
- is now being operated by Pete
Franklin. Complete service on all
makes OF cars. 6-2l-tf
- -
! WILL not be responsible for
debts made BY ann one other than
myself Reginale S. Cox. r. 3.
Farmvllle. 6-28-3p
-~~----
We Will be closed Wednesday
and Thursday for the Fourth of
July Holiday Vanity Beauty
Shop, phone $50, Farmville. Va.
6-28-2t
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That these facilities are to be
used for the purpose OF hunting
and fishing only, no swimming
permitted
tb) That no boat carrying mo-
tor larger then ten horse power
shall be permitted.
tcl That no admittance to or use
of these facilities between 8 P. M
and 4 "A. M. shall be permitted
That violation of the foregoing
shall constitute a mlsdemeanor
and upon conviction shall be pun
lshed accordingly.
PERMIT FOR IMPORTATION
OF CERTAIN ANIMALS. That It
shall be unlawful to import or
causesto be imported or to loerac>
within the ComInonw wealth Of Viz
ginia any European hare fLepu
europeaeousD European or San
Juan rabbit fOryctolagus cunicu-
lus). cray foN tUrocyon cinereoar-
& nteus) red fox CVulpes fulva
or nutria tMyocastor coypusl OF
raccoon (Procyon lotorl Of any
other wild animal unless a per
nit therefor is first obtained from
the Commission Of Game and IN
land Fisheries. Before such per-
NIT is issued, the importer shall
make application to said Commits
sion giving the place of origin,
the name and address Of the ex-
porter and certificate from
licensed, practicing veterinarian
setting forth that the animal, or
animals to be imported is free
Of rabies OF any other infection or
contagious disease.
A violation Of this Regulation
shall be a misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall be punished &C
cordingly
COMMISSION OF GAME AND
INLAND FISHERIES
Beverly w. Stras, Jr.. Chairman
7-2-1t T
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NOTICE
Notice for Proof Of Debts Against
the Estate Of Frank Wilson
Spindler, Deceased

Having before me for settle
ment the account Of The First
National Bank. Administrator ota
of the above estate, and being re-
quested so to do by the said Ad-
ministratof eta. | have fixed upon
Saturday. the goth day Of July.
1857 at 10 a. m. as the time. and
my office Room 81 Prince Ed
ward Courthouse. Farmville, Viz
ainia, as the place for receiving
proof Of debts and demands
against the decedent or his
estate.
Given under my hand this the
22nd day Of June, 1857
Frank N. Watkins, Commissioner
Of Accounts Prince Edward Coun-
ty. Virginia. 6-25-2t tT1
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G l A S S filed S
FOR RENT

,~ Az "a
AFAfI ! NJ 'o' e ;, -
street. Can 4os ~.
ApARTMFNT rooms unfur-
s-.a pasa,,,,,t., 90 Far,nvilla
ooo -
Observation-Disclosures first
sloo,. three roona. hath and pri-
..,a. roh,, Nro,,.ie nnone
~ IN 6.o1-4,n
Observation-Disclosures
x-,r,,.,,,,,, f,ic1aa
i. ,,,sf,n.,,;spaa IA Hioh street
gan MIL = r,ovne a13-M
6-25-tf
HOUSE Nine rooms, All or as
two apartments 800 Pine st. Call
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NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to Sections 29-l25. 1854
and 9-6.6 of the Code of Virginia,
the Commission of Game and In
land Fisheries meeting at Rich
mond, Virginia, on May "a and
will hold q Public Hearing for the
purpose of adopting these propos-
ed rules at the Court Room. Bath
County Court House, w T m
Springs. Virginia. Friday. July 20.
1857. 10 A. M Copies Of said pro-
posed rules have been filed with
the Division OF Statutory Re
search and Drafting.
FEDERAL STATUTE MIGRA-
TORY GAME BIRDS: That a VII
olation Of a federal statute Or a
regulation based hereunder as
relates to the taking. capturing
killing. or attempting to take. cap
ture or kill any migratory game
bird shall constitute a violation Of
this. regulation Provided. how
ever. that it shall not be viola
ton of this regulation to shoot a
cripple duck, goose or other mi
gratory bird upon open public
waters from a motor boat while il
is being propelled BY motor. A
viola ton Of this regulation shall
constitute a misdemeanor and
upon conviction the offender
shall be punished as provided by
law.
USE OF COMMISSION CON-
ACCESS FACTLI-
TIES TO PUBLIC WATERS. "a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-02
| Local Teachers
To Study Abroad

Nineteen school administrators
and classroom teachers, all mem
bers Of Virginia Teachers assoc
citation left June 26 for study
tour Of Europe.
Among those making the tour
are Mrs. Hauzia ] Walker, Prince
Edward. Mrs. Blanche H Canady.
Powhatan; Mrs Hazel c. Jackson,
Cumberland, and Mrs. Mamie J,
Butler. Prince Edward
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-02

Charter No 1922 Reserve District No S
REPORT or CONDITION or THE PEOPLES NATIONAL
BANK OF FARMViLLE IN THE STATE or VIRGINIA. AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE s. 1857. PUBLISH
ED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER
OF THE CURRENCY. UNDER SECTION 5211, U. S. RE
viSED STATUTES.
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FOR SALE

@ .,-,-e.-e
A osis aoo = <so
rAni ~ = sioii ~,
- w: ~
BOWER NOV EK push mover.
uid,ow scraans few c,nder
A, :, t, r,t..,...
Dioens' oaa eii'is n f'iii'' u ,'o ,a'
-opN
vELV-A-LUME- storm windows.
z track self-storino Hi aluminium
opecial discount 10 iHst 20 cus
TONER'S iof the iIioiiln ~ yuiS roi
aeii.oiisli avon WIZ = =" "a1r
2072-J -20-atp
IAIsM near iiai'ipaeii-' - oiles
sliese' ola flichoiY oioNe iaiAi,
80 acIes ga seaoe Ipuee ooo- iils
iof ca''le aho laihllilR Win loilS
nation call Frank r Morrison
3-2776 Lynchburg, va 6-l3-6t
..,,
onMlNu M M ~ rsa usea M 70.
~ $3.50 W ~, t. r., - aliu n m 4
4oi al iiahco- Aooil ANNNeii1 A1iiA"
Dealer, Nechl Elha Fabric Shop
I'D w 5rd, phone 429 Farmyliie
va. lo-1s-u
100000 - - - = : -
REMINGTON feAND Typewriter
and adding machines no down
payment sl.oo per week South
SIDE Sundry Co 5-l1-u
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WE ARE NOW PAYING

Following prices on all grades
scrap iron:
Auto bodies, cut apart, free of
wood. glass per hundred
pounds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sl.00
Mixed Scrap Iron, per hundred
pounds .-;....;s.s-sl25 to $50
Cast Iron. per hundred
pounds ..........s....................sl.6O
Highest prices paid for ,all metals
and rags. Secure. cur prices before
selling.
Lynchburg Iror & Metal Co.
Park Ave. & Kemper st.
Lynchbu.g, Va.
Tel. 4-24tl-4-2402
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FOR RENT

PASTURE; Good glazing } M
Estes. Phone 88-R. 6-l3-3p eT)
OFFICE SPACE Powhatan
courthouse. rooms. insulated
S25 90 See Robert r Jones. 1903
Mutual Bldg Richmond 10, Va
Phone 2-014l 6-25-4t 1T
STORE: formerly occupied by
Cradles Elizabeth Burger, Farm
Vile, Va TO- 30 If
APARTMENT Furnished apart
ment heat and water furnished
Marshall Burger Main So
6-f8-Gtp
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HELP-W ANTED

MAN pr WOMAN take over
established food products route
Sales and deliveries. no expert
ence Necessary Write P. O. Box
507l Department SIS. Richmond
Virginia 6-ll-4p T
MAN WANTED VINO can furnish
good reference fer sales and selv-
ice in Farmville and surrounding
area Electrox Corp, 1910 Twelfth
SUI Lynchburg phone 1862
6-14-8t
-
WANTED H04semother and q
Dinine Room Supervisor for Pres
Dyterian Home Lynchburg va
Write giving ave and three refer
crees. including one minister
7-2-2t
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DIcKERSok MOBIL SERVICE
Eost Third St., FromviIIe. Va.
PHONE as
FREE

Grease Job and oil change to be
given away each Saturday night
at 1870 to the lucky purchaser of
10 gallons Of gas or more during
the week.
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SERVICES


BEAUTY COUNSELOR tn e
best in cosmetics, facials, Mrs
Putney. 305 South Main Phone
408. 6l8-6p
FARMVILLE health center for
the best in body care. 3o5 South
Main, Phone 468 6lS6p
BEAUTY COUNSELOR facials
and skin typins treatment for
blemishes. Phone 468, 3o5 South
Main. 6-l8-6p
w w DICKERSDN Digging and
septic tanks, digging
easements, grading roads fill dirt,
crushed gravel spreaded Phone
A 6-25-tf
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What's Free?

This space is offered without
charge by The Herald To anyone
who wishes to give something
awav Free" 2-l-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-07-02
WANTED

SO PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture Co.. phone
1888. " 5-l4tf
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REAL ESTATE

PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT cot
tage site on Trices Lake, lake
privilege Phone William Spence
Farmville, 242. 6-28-2t
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1957-01-26
In MemOrianl

1922 JAN. 20 - 1857
MINNIEL l.. BATUM
Thirty and five years into
Eternity have fled,
No longer tears of grief are
shed;
Dry are the wells of sorrow.
Look We now for a joyful NOR
row.
When in Heaven we meet
again.
William III. Batum
Son
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1957-01-26
0'BanyOun's Observations

sident Pasco, of the Equal
Rights League, is shaping up
program for both days, and
they will be released to the
public, and cooperation in
vited, at the earliest opportu-
nifty.
The ushers Of the Boston
Unit held their meeting, Mon
day, the 2lst, at Columbus
Ave, A.ME. Zion Church.
There were a large number
Of members present. After the
business session a collation.
was served by members of
Union Baptist Church, Cam
bridge, and Charles st. A.M.E.
Church, Boston. Mabel Grey,
President.
Clarence N. Haynes, of 43
Moreland St., Roxbury, was
taken to Beth Israel Hospital,
Monday night, January 81. 1t
is hoped that his condition is
not serious, and that he will
be home again in a few days.
Sorry to report the illness
Of Charles Faison, proprietor
of the Snack Bar, in Douglass
Square. He has been confined
in the Vets Hospital for sew
eral days. Glad to report, at
this writing (Tuesday) that
he is much improved and bids
fair to resume his normal &C
tivities in the near future.
Louise Hudlin, of II Fort
Ave, Roxbury, is reported i'll
with this virus which seems
to be calling on so many per-
sons. He rmany friends are
hoping for her speedy and
and permanent recovery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1957-01-26
PansY Club

Continued From Page One
Sabania Vaughn, founder of
Gaudeamus Club; Mrs. Louise
Williams, honorary member
and Miss Anna Harris of New
York.
officers of Massachusetts
State Union present were:
Mrs. Edna Morgan Record
ing Secretary, Mrs. Bessie
Bankett Chaplain.
HighlightS of the club his
tory were related by the his
torian, Mrs. Christine cole
man and Co-Chairman of
Banquet Committee. Although
the obiectivev of the club is
to stimulate interest in Arts
and Crafts, a social, educa-
tional and charitable program
Is projected.
Mrs. Nan Trap was APP
pointed Chairman of Ami
versary but was unable to
function because Of illness.
Presentations we're made to
Mrs. Nora Mumby from the
members by Mrs. Olive Joseph
a ndto the President by Mrs.
Melnea CasS. A beautiful floral
centerpiece Of pansies emit
wined with green leaves of
currency was graciously re-
ceived by Mrs. MUMMY who
expressed appreciation for this
lovely gift and also for the
loyalty and devotion of the
to the club. Mrs.
Cooke accepted a gorgeous
bouquet of flowers as she ex-
pressed her appreciation to
for their support of
the club.
The Committee included
Mrs. Nan Trapp, Chairman;
Mrs. Christine Coleman. Co
Chairman; Mrs, Melnea Cass,
Secretary; Mrs. Viola Ryder,
Treasurer; Mrs. Olive Joseph,
Souvenir Program;
Mrs. Nellie Smith, Mrs. Elmira
Mathews, Mrs. Eula Hibler,
Mrs. Florence Brown, Mrs. Ra-
chel Saunders, Chairman of
tickets; Mrs. Nora MUMMY,
Mrs. E. Alyce Taylor, Mrs.
Melinda Jackson.