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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-11

maine Johnson Shirley Singleton Verma Young Emma Ter
~ Christine Ware Selma Lowe Matte Vault Carolyn His
Rose Bryant Darlene Wright Carolyn Flag Rosayn Kyies
Margaret Fountain Joyce Daniels Queen Byers. Mary By
les, Florence Dyer Doris Phillips Janice Davis Maxine Pet
ugreW Lilly Johnson and Amy Smith
J. l. king is sponsor
EEARCAT ANNUAL STAFF
Rosa Moore has been elected Editor in Chief of the
Beareat Annual Other staff members CoIsdtor in
Chief = Ruthe Hunter editorial Staff Doreatha Smith,
Serlne Williams, and Alice Barnes, Secretary Lilly Mer-
lie Johnson Class Editor Alice Nolan Activity Chairman
Margaret Fountain, Advertising Chairman Opal Stafford
Artists Harvey Wiley and Michael Burton Typsts Eta
Wheeler Dereatha Smith, Ruhie Hunter, Lilly Johnson and
Rosa Moore and Sports Editor = Harvey Wiley
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-11

Williams. The Community
Chest kiclz=off. diversified division
was held Tuesday, pas. n the
library u tie Washington high
school. Tie eharman expressed
their satisfaction win the tine
spirit that IS being shown BY
those who are helping to make
the drive a success
Give your news items to the A.
bove mentioned reporters
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-11

ting caught in a sudden cold
snap without anti-freeze. This
can save you a badly damaged
engine and stiff repair bill.
\ Here are a few tips from COOL
ing system experts of the Du
Pont Company, manufacturer III
"Zerone" and 'Zerex" an
freezes:
* 1. To be safe, have your
car winterized early by your
local serviceman. There's no
waiting in. line. And he'll
have time to thoroughly check
the cooling system.
2. Before adding anti-freeze,
drain and flush the cooling
system with q chemical
cleaner. This gets rid Of ace
cunulated rust-sludge, which
can clog the radiator and
cause an overheated engine.
8. Check radiator and hose
connections for leaks. Re-
place worn and cracked hoses
and fan belts.
4. Have your engine tuned
up, and check the battery.
s. Select the type of anti
freeze that best suits your
needs C0-r0Na1 q ---
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-11

Wicker still the sawarts in the Bearca forward wall
Another staVart for The Beareas forward vail is
Nelson.
Yes fact finders things are picking up ana men
TONED some time - successful season is definitely
in tie making"
III nave more for you next week until then = WhewI
Whe8!
sonny"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-11
" A WEFljL FAUBUS"
(Tune Of ..pavx crockettgl

ITuHe OF IDdVy OFOckett ]
Born in the biggest hole Of Greasy-creek,
He became Governor and reached his peak.
Called out the National Guards because he is
weak;
third term as Governor he does seek
Aweful, aweful Faubus
King of Arkansas
AS boy he had hard way to GO; ~
Finished high school at the age of "a.
He thinks he's the greatest forever more;
Because he walked through the Governors door.
Aweful, aweful Faubus
King Of Arkansas
He flew 10 the President sauve and cool;
The President said you will have to keep the rule.
The nine Negro children are now in school
Now who do you think is the greatest fool
Aweful, aweful Faubus
King Of Arkansas
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-10-11
Sonny"

and interested IN playing basket
ball, see Mr.. stickney and regis
ter for the team. Your member
ship and participation in the YIN
CA are an opportunity for you
and your friends to enjoy the
fellowship of and to participate
with many others who are in
terested in Christian detectives In
their daily work and play. Be
sure to visit the YMcA this week.
THE YMCA AND
THE SCHOOLS
The following are clubs organic
ed by the Us program secretary.
Felix Stiekney and teachers from
each school.
Stephens Gray Club
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
WARNING oRDER

State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, 50.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Billie KimbrouEh, Plaintiff
VS. No. 108015
James W. Kimbroueh. DefendGt
The Defendant. James W. Kim
trough is warned TO appear IN
this court within thirty days and
answer ne complaint Of the
| plaintiff Billie kimbruugh
Dated: July 10. 1857
Fred A. Newth. Jr.
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert ]. Brown
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner. Chancery Clerk
By Helen Edwards d. c.
7:ie-2s:ss7-e -
NOTICE
In The Probate Court OF PULASKI
/ County. Arkansas
i In The Matter OF The Estate o.
Andrew Brewer. deceased
No. s7see
Last known address Of dec16ent
Little Rock. Pulaski County. Arb
ansas
Date Of death. July 4. 1851
The undersigned was appotExt-
ed administrators Of the estate
Of the above-named decedent on
the 10th day Of July. 1857.
An persons having claims o.
gainSt the estate mist exhibit
them. dup verified. to the under
signed within six months from
the date Of the first publication Of
this notice. or they shall Be for
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit IN the estate.
This notice first published feth
day Of July. 1857.
Lue11a Brewer
administrative.
4 co Max Howell Atto<ne.
Mail Address,
$40 Rector Building
Little Reck. Arkznzs
I { 7sls52s q
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19

JAMIE Robinson md Nh Ekm
Rueker. aunt Of he hrida
The couple Ell Immediately =
their wedding trip % Kansas ci1v.
where they received many q
fneir friends = = luncheon xIven
In their honor 1t the home q ~.
aud Mrs Bert Lee Of so15 ~
cid. uncle and aunt Of TIE b<ideL
The group then formed . mstnr-
eade 70 Independence. Misssurt
where they witnessed the dedIcn-
ton of the Harry 3 Truman Co.
Eressionai Library.
Rev. and Mira Poindexter havn
returned 70 Little Rock. and =
their respective positions. Ma
Poindexter Is representative
fei the stale homa demonstrates
agency. and Rev. Polndexter =
the progressive minister Of ~
Second Baptist church. Barrow
Addition
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
Legal Notice


COMMISSIONERS SAFE
Notice Is Hereby Given. Thst u
pursuance Of the authority nn1
directions contained In the deere
tai order OF the Chancery Court
Of Pulaski County. made and en-
tered on the sth day Of Nay. A.
D.. 1857. In a certain cause MA
io0d70 then pending therein b.
tween ]. A Hrame complainant
and Mary Helen johnson. defen-
dant the undersigned. as cam
missioner Of said Court. win IT.
fer for sale At public vendua -
the highest bidder. At tn 80
door or entrance Of TIN County
Courthouse. In which said ceurt
y held. In the County Of Pulankk
within the hours prescribed b.
law for Judicial sales. on Ihurs
day the 9th day Of August A. d.
1857. the following described re-
estate. situate In Pulaski Cour
", Arkansas. to-wIt:
Beginning al the Northwest eur
ner OF the Eas. one-half u la
Of the West one-half Nv La II
Lot two Cd In Alexander nobert-
sons plat Of the North one hnlf
IN La Of the Southwest one-
fourth tSW Ia Of the North
west one-fsurth lNWi-1) a SEQ
ton fifteen (l0 Township one
I'D North Range Twelve 14
West. Puoszki County. ArknnnaS
thence east % feet. thenca suuoh
% feet thence west - fsel thenoo
north % feet 10 IL paint = -
ginning.
Terms OF sale: On : credit Z
three months. the purchaser -
ing required 10 execute . bod
as required by law and the e.
der and decree Of said Court y
said cause. with approved sccuwt-
", bearing interest ct The saAo
OF . per cent per annun hen
date Of sale until paid, and 3
lien being retained on the pruD-
ises sold TO secure the paymme
OF the purchase money.
Given under my hand this I'M
day Of July. A. D.. 1857.
Thad d. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Airline Turner
Commission In chancery
7:is-36s:2 -
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
Mrs. Eddingion Is
Bride Of Rev. 4.
P0indexier

Mrs. Lena H. EddinEton and
the Rev. Artist Poindexfer. were
united In holy matrimony at 10
p. m. July 3 at the home Of the
late Hrs. Rosa Hill. mother Of
the bride at Bradley. The bride.
given IN marriage By her step-fa-
Their. Robert Lee. wore a street
length dress Of aqua lace over
taffeta with matching headdress.
She carried > cascade Of white
carnations and satin streameas.
The brides only attendant was
her cousin. little Juanita Smith.
Rev. 7. P. Stills. a lifelong
friend of the family. read the
vows In the presence Of rela-
tives and close friends. Assisting
with the nuptials were Mrs. Doa-
IA Duffie. Miss Ada Rollins. Mrs
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19

CLOSES PRooRAM-Rev N Nichols. pastor of Collins TEN
pie Baptist church the principal speaker at special
program held St. Andrews AME church Sunday July T.
The program sponsored by Miss Oeavia Dooley Rev
Nichols vas accompanied ST. Andrews by his choir Other
participating program Rev l. caicoe Of ST. Marks
and his choir; Rev l. O. Bahers of Metropolitan and hi
choir Rev E. J. Jennings Of Center Star Arch Street
Tor choir With clyde Webb directing Rev NJ. w wiliams
pastor of Arch Street Mrs Mary Oliver from Center Ssa
crescent and appeared progam along with the Little
singers accompanied by their mother and father TIL
little singers heard each Sunday morning radio sta
ton KOKY.
Miss Dooley thanks all who helped TO make the pro
gram she sponsored And especially she wants 10
thank Leslie White of Dubisson company, Rev and Mrs
f. Evans pastor of St Peters Rock and the many white
and eolored friends who made special contributions.
In toto near center left the table, is Miss Dooley
right of toto is Mrs Rosie Lee Petus and
of hm Rev. Nichols and Of the other participants
the program
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19

IN JUNE NuPTIALs-Mr and Mrs. Ted Sparks = The New
Hope AAE church. Atlanta Georgia. the Of the
beautiful and impressive wedding June Is of Miss Wnotine
Few and Ted Sparks The bride the daughter OF Mrs Mamie
Haggood and the bridegroom is the of Mr. and Mrs
Houston Stewart of Little Rock
The double-'rg ceremony performed b. Rev. Sims
Lewis before and altar arstcay decorated with ferns,
gadloli and carnations Mis- Joan Few mice Of the
bride Lighted The tapes. program Of nuptial mus peesi
ed the ceremony
The BRIDE Who given In marriage by her broshe..
Rev W. L Few fun length gown Of imported white
chanly lace iafiea with sweetheart neck Inc with
ideseen tenuins and seeded pearls and accented In the
back With rufes houiderengh veil also nteTspetsed with
irdessen sequins and seeded pearls attached tarl
she carried bouquet OF white orchids stephona AMI lilies
of the valley handkerchief belonging to the grooas
mother. completed her elaborate ensemble.
The brides mother enchanting IN blue lace gown
with matching accessories and long with gloves The groo
mother most exquisite In blue lace with blue
fcaheed hat Shoes Mrs. Nellie Frzef, OF Little Rock
ard grandmother OF the ehose pink lcce gown with
matching accessories Bob mothers and the Ersramoth7
purple-throated white orchids.
After honeymoonng at Miami. Florida Mr. and Ms
Sparks vaeatoning here the home Of his prens
at efre
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
With The Clubs

The Hawks met July g. and in course OF the meeting III
club name was changed the Teensters Definite piar
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
End Baptist Church

Rev A. Poiniexler. Pastor
Rev. A. PoIndexter. pastor Of
End Baptist church. led = group
Of his members 10 Hot Springs
last Sunday where they were
guests Of Galilee Baptist church.
pastored b. Rev. Tucker. Rev
Poindexter delivered the morning
fermon for Rev. Tucker. Ind Zap
fist is still IN its building fund
drive.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19

made for first which picnic and SWIM
ming outing Gillian Park during last week On July H.
club sponsored free outdoor social with free refresh
the YMCA At last meeting Mr. Stickney YIN
CA program gave the members the Sonny james
Show" We each Saturday at the YMCA 1: O'clock
any aged boy interested in club such may
join Saturday. Carlton Ferguson-Reporting.
The Hanger Hin Family Circle club held its monthly
meeting the OF Mrs B. Botty. 1912 Geyer street
with Mrs " Riley hostess Devotions led by Mrs.
NJ Mayfed Mrs Sergeant. president led the group In dis
cussng plans for club program Mrs LOWE Williams
appointed program chairman and Miss Martin appointed
head the sick committee Cards and donations
several members who reported being the sick
list.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
Attention ell tsenaoers-Rock and Roll

There viii be rock and roll session July oath at tn
Beautician house. 1910 Cross ST. from 73o TO 1lo0
1t sponsored by the shop owners league
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19

Mr.. Elmer Robinson of Detroit,
the OK Robinsons at 61S Cedar street
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

The Usher Union win be held Sunday at 8: p. m. at
First Baptist church, 9th and Pine sereet Rev. " NJ Banks
PASTOR G. H. Brown president; Mrs B. Handy. reporter
Mems Day program win be held Sunday g. p. m. at
Eight Street Baptist church. Rev. W. R. Vaughn. pastor
Walter Spain Of Chicago nj. Is In the city the
bedside of his brother John Spain 1919 McCown street
Miss Laura Mason SIG Hazel street has returned to
the city after motoring to St. Louis No. Chicago and De
tro She was accompanied by her sister Mrs. Sarah Black
and daughter Ester Chorine also two nephews C. C. and
Fred Mason jr, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Ova Worlds returned home after visiting her
son In Denver, Colop daughter in San Francisco, Gal
and another daughter in Los Angeles She was accompanied
on her return trip by her daughter and sonnaw Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Arnold, jr, formerly of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Robinson of Los Angeles. Cali
fornia their home after visiting with their
uncle aunt. the OK Robinsons at 6ls Cedar street.
Mr. Elmer Robinson of Detroit. Michigan is visiting
the OK Robinsons 61s Cedar street.
= AROUND PINE BLUFF
Mrs. Cora Smith
Mrs Lena Holloway of III South Cedar street has re-
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
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q y 3 } s1sa.l
rage ri.,
s.o~. U. sos. a.~. = "a 2-ss,s

s.e~. "a e.ss,s
Ms Mary Perry of 1924 South Martin street. left the
CT Saturday morning via American Airlines for San Fran
ESQ shsre she viii visit Mrs. Verenea H. Hogans
Catherine a Wilson She viii also visit her sister l. A.
Lls LaseA cupepper Others She viii friends
in Denver ana 81. Louis before returning home.
Center Star Baptist church at $40 West Short a2nd street.
viii chicken dinners the church Sunday Rev. E.
Jennine s2stor
Recent guests of Mrs salie Blakely. 1920 West 10th
street. DIR. and Mrs j. Rucker of Detroit VINO enjoy
ed a pleasant week in the City of Roses.
The Metropolitan Baptist church Goth and Commerce
street Is celebrating 39th anniversary July 81 Dr. f. T.
Guy of NJ Zion Baptist church. president
dated Baptist convention viii deliver the the ee
ven o'clock service DIR. L. o. Bathers. minister.
Mrs Aurea Perkins and daughter Miss Eugenia Per-
kins, left Friday July II, for Detroit where they will visit
NJ. Perkins, of Mrs. Perkins, and brother of Miss
Perkins While away they plan visit friends in New York.
relatives In Chicago and ST. Louis
LET'S GO eIRls-csmp time 10 here again! On beautiful
Lake Sylvia the ouachta Observation-Disclosures wonder
full days in the outofdoors for only $32oo Girl Scout
.o, s.ars u, , a. sssc Main stree. For uo
tion call FR. 4035o.
chapter win open Its 18th annual executive
the Mt Vernon Baptist church, sos Gaines street
Little Rock. Wednesday July 17isls 1857 Wednesday night
at 500 viii be public program and the queen win be
crowned Friday Mosning-Memora Services. The pubs II
Invited. J. w. Muldrew-Crand Master
Mr. and Mrs Greeley Hall and Mr. ana Mrs. Calvin Hall
and their three sons visiting their parents Mr. and MIS-
W. T. Hail. $50 East goth Greeley Hall Is sc..Iner
toonist OF the State Press He !. now employed with the
Navy department oi Washington. D. C. as an artist He Is
graduate from Dunbar hi school and junior college CALVIN
.a with the Veterans Insurance In Wash
ington, ID. c.
= Attention ell teenaoers-Roek and Roll
There VIII be rock and roll session July Oath at the
Beautcian house. 1910 Cross St. from 73o to ll:OO m
1t is sponsored by the shop owners league
With The Clubs
The Hawks July G. and in course of the meeting the
club name was changed the Teensers Definite plans
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19

" Mrs S Lena Holloway of lit South Cedar stree.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
:: OBITUARIES .

Edgar James eoley. whe died
{ Chicago July 3, vas flneraliz-
d July Is at the Miller Funeral
ONE. Rev. p. A. Gold. delivered
le eulogy. The late Mr.. coley
sas a former resident of Lit
L Rock. having moved To Chi
eago in I0iT. Survivors are his
widow, Mrs. Lurendia coley: IA
ther, Peter coley, sr,.: five bro
Tiers: Jesse. Frank. George. Peter
and Alvesta coley; and one SIS
ter Mrs. pernetha Barber. Inter-
ment was at Haven Of Rest eeme-
terry.
Final rites foe Rev. Nose Tlr-
ner. sr- all Cross street. were
held Wednesday at Steele Me-
mortal Baptist church at D. m.
Rev. Turner passed suddenly July
IL at his home. At the time Of
his death he was assistant pastor
Of Steele Memorial Baptist church.
Survivors are his wife: three sons.
Nose. IT,. and Eddie A. Turner
of Little Rock: and Roy c. Tur-
ner Of Washington. d. C: . ais
ter. Mrs. Carrie Sneed Of East
st. Louis. Ill. and Is grandehiid-
ren. Dubisson Undertaking COM
pany was In charge of arrange
ments.
hrs. Mamie Ross Wallace Of
29o5 Main street. died Saturday
at her home. Survivors are three
sons. William Ross and II aek
Ross both Of Chicago: and Marion
Ross Of New York; three daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Myrtle Ross Morrison
and Mrs. Mable Res both Of
New York. and Mrs. chariotts
A. Burton Of North Little Rock;
a sister. Mrs. Annie Gotie Of Fort
Smith. six grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren. Funeral SER
vices were held Wednesday In
charge Of Miller Funeral Home.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19

Philadelphia
turned home after spending twoweek vacation In New York
visiting her sister and niece She also spent few days in
Urana Means and three children of Chicago guests
Of his mother. Mrs Means Of 20oi West 5th street.
Arkansas State press., 1957-07-19
Leg! Notices:


WAkNhS0 OBV8B
State OF Arkansas.
County OF Pulaski. 81
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Dora T. Newman. Plaintiff
vs.. No. NTH
David c. Newman. Defendant
The Defendant David c. New
nan is warned to appear in nj
court within thirty days and -
swer the complaint OF the plain
tiff Dora Z. Newman.
Dated: July Is. 1857
Fred A. Newth
solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert ]. Brown
Attorney ad Litem-
Airline Turner, Chancery Cha
BY Ealy Red ID. c.
7:7i-2s;s.s-ia u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

recently for the nurses graduation
at Blue Ridge Sanatorium. They att
tended the public health conference
Ill Roanoke last week,
Hardys Visit Parents
Mrs. George o. Hardy, III, and
children, Meredith, Olson and Bill.
spent several days last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Elicit, at Jennings Ordinary.
Pfc Marvin Davis. who has been
spending 80 days with his mother.
Mrs. Jamayne Davis. left Tuesday
to return to Germany. where he is
an MP.
Mrs. Charles A. Holman. III. and
her children, Allen Scott. Eleanor
and william, returned home last
Wednesday after visiting her
mother. Mrs. W A. Haley. in Cul
pepper.
Guests from Blackstone, Farm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Amelio News And Social Items
Doctor Looks Ouer Prospects For
Setting Up New Practice In C0untu

The fifth grade pupils and their
teachers are still talking of the trip
they had to the surrender grounds
at Appomattoy. Between 60 and 70
pupils Of Mrs. o B. Ward, Mrs.
William stengel and Mrs Barbee
Jones took a picnic lunch and spent
The day there.
Mr. and MIS-. William Boyer spent
last Sunday ID Powhatan as the
Guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. r. W..
ENGLAND. He was formerly pastor
of Trinity Methodist church in
Amelia
j. Norman Hutcheson. Of Flor
ence. Ala. and his sister, Mrs. j..
Monroe Q sborRe. Of Smithfield
AZ g. were recent guests Of their
brother, j. Garland Hntchoson. and
Mrs, Hutchinson.
pr and Mrs. James Hammer. Of
Maanboro. were til Charlottesville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Mrs. Burke Entertains

Mrs +. H. Burke and her daugh-
ter. MS. Eugenia Lee, entertained
! with 10 tables of bridge at the
Amelia Golf and Country Club Sat
Wday afternoon.
Miss Frances Evans. of Peters
burg, and Miss Mary Jefferson. of
%Lynchblrg, were home for the week
end
Mrs. William JEFFERSON. Of Rich
mcnd, spent the week end at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyer and
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Eppes saw
Cinerama in Washington
Arlington Attends Convention
Robert Arlington left Sunday for
Cincinnati. Ohio, where he will at
tend the national convention Of the
Parcnt-Teachers association. return
ms to Amelia Thursday
Mr. aha Mrs. Harry Brame.
Harry, Jr.. MRS. Edward Babcock
and he'd daughter. Jessie. wre in
jamestown Sunday for the James
town Festival.
Nam0zine Home Demonstration
club held its annual dance at the
community house there Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Stark were
present for the dedication services
at old St. Luke's Episcopal church
near Smithfield. This is considered
to be the oldest Protestant church
still standing in America and has
been recently restored,
Mortimers Go to SAKE
21r. and Mrs. William A. MORT
mer, their daughter, Nancy, and
son. Preston, spent Sunday at SAKE
as the guests Of Nh. Mortimer's
mother. Mrs. M. P. Lipscomb, and
Mr. Iipscomb
MRS. R. L. Blanton. Of Beaver
Pond spent Monday with h I n
nephew. George 0. Hardy, Jr.
Amelia Parent Teachers associa-
ton held d reception after their
meeting Monday al the high school.
in honor Of the new Amelia dentists,
Dr.. Charles S Fralin and Dr.. Alton
E Hodges.
Beaver Pond-Earls Home Demon
stration club viii meet at 2 pm.
Tuesday. May q. in the home Of
Mrs. Lilly G Vaughan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

and Mrs. James 7. ONeal for din
Ter Friday evening.
Boys and girls Of the two seventh
Trade 4-H clubs at Amelia Elemen-
airy School had a weiner roast and
7artv at the Amelia country club
Feiday Hiram Holmes, county
gent. Mrs. Marv Williams, home
agent, MIS- John Smith, Mrs. Ralph
M5nden, and MIS-. G. Garland
Hutcheson. Interested parents. we're
~ hand for the fun.
Charles A Holman, III, and Wal
Ter K Hardy. Of Vienna, left Satur-
day for Clarksville, to play in a
qolf tournament al the country club
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Zimmer-
man, and her, daughter. Mrs. John
H'ariss formerly Ct Amelia and now
Of Richmond. spent Saturday visit
NO friends here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

vile. Crewe. Burkeville and Rich
mond were among the guests who
attended the fiftieth wedding ami
versary Wednesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dallas Rand.
2 Attend 0Es Opening
Mrs. William A. Mortimer and
Mrs. John Fuller were in Richmond
Tuesday for Tie obening meeting Of
the, grand chapter NOrder Of Eastern
Star.
Mrs. S. V Wheeler arrived Fri
day to visit her sister, Mrs. q H
Burke.
Preston Mortimer. who is sta
toned at Cecil Field Air Base at
Jacksonville. Fla. arrived home
Friday for a Today visit with his
parents. Mir. and ms. william A.
Mortimer,
Doctor Surveys Amelia
Another doctor was in town Fri
day looking over the prospects in
Amelia. Citizens of the county and
the health council are anxious to
get another doctor. as the two here
now are greatly overworked The
new prospect was the guest of Dr..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-15
Slim Chance Here
For Private Pool

Are you thinking of putting in
private swimming pool? Nine
chances out of ten you'll change
your mind after reading the new
est regulations on such backyard
recreation.
Believing that such recreation
spots minus certain restrictions
and safeguards not heretofore
listed are a hazard to public
health and public safety, the City
Fathers Tuesday p. m. tackled
starched amendments to it's al
ready existing pool legislation.
They already egulate construc-
tion, maintenance, location.
Measure your yard. Can you spot
the pool so feet from your own
property line, 100 feet from your
nearest neighbor's home? Would
you like to enclose it with a six
foot high fence having a self
closing, self latching gate? You
just gotta do all this.