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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
More Refugees Arrive,
Last Plane Is DELAYED

MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE, NJ, JAN. g., lF9-The last
passengers to leave Munich under Americas historic art
Hungarian reugeesOpation Safe Havenlanded
Fortyive of them arrived at $40 EST aboard
Lift passenger 970O in the stream
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

WEATHER FORECAST-Snow and snow furries be
expected tonight in the Western Lakes region Upper Mis-
ssspp Valley the Rockies and Western Oregon with scat
tered showers in the Ozark and rain In most of California
and Arizona 1t will be cooler in the Northern and Central
Plains and most of the East will have moderate weather.
AP Wirephoto Map
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03
SCREEN STARS REGISTER AS ALIENS

touch of glamour to the United States immigration
Service office in Los Angeles yesterday Actresses Anna
Maria Aberghet ef and Deborah Kerr compare address
report cards which required of all aliens January
They assisted by Harold HulSing (center) acting
director of the immigration Service Miss Aberghet is
native Italy Miss Kerr from ScotlandAP Wirephoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

Record Temperatures This Year
Highest. 43, on January |.
Lowest IL on January .
High and Low Of Last ~ Hours
High, 81. at . pm.
Low, 81, At $40 pm.
Tide Tables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

FURNISHED by the United states Col
and Geodetic Survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-03

CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
following Veterans Administra-
ton employees have received in
Evening star., 1957-08-18

0SSsyInCsaaI S.syI.I. saaIpGsa. q s; 1aSRIS5 aSIss
4 sxNDERs, Wash.'s Oldest ford
Dealer, iiI1 Vermont ave, NV
Ap. .i.42O0. Open ewes. I'll Q,
Evening star., 1957-08-18
Coupe De Ville-$S95 On.

i2th and r. !. Ave. NE. IA. 0-0BsO
CADILLAC 'b7 Coupe de vile:
equipped sHn nsudins ris SOWsr Nnl'n assrinss aqs
and brakes, electric windowa and
seat Tremendous savings. Weekend
Suburban Cadillac-O -Olds
BRADLEY PHoPPINo CENTER
nethesda, Nd, OF. 0-7fOO
CADILLAC. al coupe; needs valve
and paint only. Runs good other
Evening star., 1957-08-18
Rosenthal Chev.

olehe I'd. and Columbia Pike
FORD 1885 Faifiane F0Fdor: GOOD
Srsy.ss HE srss c.nsr q oo0 q s H. Ell isSs sSHS
Evening star., 1957-08-18

.cHEyRoLET '56 Bel Air V-S 3-dF'
hardtop; =. and h.; straight shift:
Wv. tires; ,2-tone finish; si.00b.
Open today Q pm; p.m;-.,~
Evening star., 1957-08-18

'eOntinusd On Nszs SSSSS
Evening star., 1957-08-18

IMPERIAL '56 l-door: fun power
ATE: setons -p'Pi aSsy 9'tsia wh:sI%cSt!s SSs
quality eondltioni 8, ,ba5.
WHEELER, INC, CHRYeLER CITY,
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALkR.
$500 Wisconsin ave. n.ws EM.
Evening star., 1957-08-18
IGETuTA

Up 10 90 miles per gallon Of gas.
See this amazing car today. Dis
tributor for Isetta.
Evening star., 1957-08-18

SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC.
1909 East-West HWY. (at Ga. Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. JU. 0-4b00
FORD '52 convertible; T., h., y.-w
tires, strainht transmission, clean
good top. Sacriflce. Sb2b or best
offer. RA. $4,000.
FORD 40 convertible, excel. cond. l,
S3e5, la. 0-30ee.
FoRD '5b Victoria V-S: 2. and 81
tires: s-tcns 6nish: Si.6SB. Open
'''-S SILVER d SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC.
1909 East.west Hwy. (at qa. Aye.l
silver sDring. Nd. ~. o.4boo
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I,AMRRETvTA

Another new shipment OF world
eamous' Italian motor scooters Just
arrived The new way 10 %
places" smooth, quiet, elegant and
economical. Priced from s37o.bO
Immediate delivery.
pIRTRIBuToRg
ALLIED MOTORS
1i00 0th st. NV. co. B.iaeo
Evening star., 1957-08-18
MOTORCYCLES

1850 HARLEY.DAvIDgO l2B &C.,
perfect condition, handsome ap-
pearance: used less than 1000
miles; sacriflce 1920. KI. e-b4O6.
BUDDY sEAT-HD Big Twin, Like
new. OIL 6-7627.
bsA '53 super 800 &C. star Twin.
hot factory engine; like new;
extras: S2De. DE. 2-0427.
MOTORCYCLE-NsU Max Special.
tras; s375. OIL. 2-i263.
HARLEY-DAyIDsON 1850 i2b cc,,
GOOD condition; 500. RA. 0-S22s.
bFA 1855 Road Rocket; good con-
dltlon. Cash. uN. 4-s039.
CUsHAfAN EAGLE 1855. fully
equipped; all extras; extra
chrome; new cond.; S29b. Kk.
e-4UlO,
TRIUMPH, '5b Trophy; new bat.
terry and new pipes. $3.50 or best
offer. Ju. g-s07b after 10 pm
hARLEY 1854; excellent cond,
10. $4,000; after o. LU. i-0452,
CUsHMAN 1853; In good cond.
board 70 10000: has "a cam
Call KR a-0agQ
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AuToMoBILEs bon sALE

BUICK 1884 Century hardtop: fnIl
power equipment, dynaiioW. =.
hnd b.. new Wv. tires. This car
saa sEl specl1l; SsaN;,,$g 81 z ,2es H;z terms
NV nvln wo eaSsss. 9assS.ooO oOVlV WIS ave
Evening star., 1957-08-18

IOAU -Oo luooES \ oWM1Ea m11ium
blue finish: :. and h.; nice con-
0Itlon; 81, ,Qgb, GaILL q sAND1hs,
Wash. g Oldest Ford Dealer, 11l4
opsn oonsn0es ss.. a's; tii ;: sst. III IsSOO' 8.
F0RD 1857 Esirlane VS.: black:
completely equipped; ney-ear title
sor sna !snsenseesu sns ecu vs. rs sjzzs' E2 ssl ss,l
FORD '65 Convertible; sfandaT1
shift; :. ana b.; safety belts: black
sR1ss 80 81 snf b..s soS os.r 1892 1G ssoss sasss
FORD '53 station Waeoni :. and b..
kordometic: very clean: low NILE.
age: S0e6.
Rosenthal Chev.
olebe I'd; and columbia PIX. !.
F0RD 1885 gaiIlane FoIdoF: good
piiyass rEi slIss; S1.r: s10Vp 3D. & siSSs iUHS
FORD 80 500 series; 4-dl.: low
passisssd. @1,shssd Sss Rsss. p AZ. fes9 9ses. aD-
FORD '54 Custom ss" Tudor; 8.
and b.; orig. fnish; $045.
TAKOMA MOTOR co.
Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
e726 PIney Br. Rd. SIS, Ju. $1,000
FORD '67 ranch wagon: 8 WkS. Old:
low mileage, Wonderful buy, Sat,
VII. 6-2600. Sum-. JU. o-bo06.
FORD '62 Victoria hardfop; FoFdo-
matte, Z. and h.; white with black
TOP: an exceptional car; S69b.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 n ST. NV. TE. 3-220l
FORD '54 VS. Customiine Fordof:
EqrdOmatics power steeKs seat,
$3.50. ". 5-i02S.
FORD 80 Custom 'lO0fS YES Tue
& e9s; "a. :; .,,.H ane doh. n, 2.tone finish:
sntes availabls. OPEN TobAx 10
Evening star., 1957-08-18

BUICK 80 Super h.t.; :. and h.,
dynafow: 2-tone finish; turn sig
mails: assume payments Of 50 week.
Omen to-day Ia q b n
Evening star., 1957-08-18

SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO. INC

MOIOh CO., INC.
1902 Few. Hwy. (af CO. Ave.l
Sill. epg., Nd. JU. o-A60O
FORD 1884 FordOr: auto. trans.
+. and h., Wv. tires. undeFcoak. Z
one owner; SS96. so. 6-3eo6.
FORD $50 Fordor FaiFlane; auto
matte trans, =, h., Wv: tires,
plastic SET covers; price, Sl.bob.
Evening star., 1957-08-18
Sc CADILLACS
S495 DOWN

Your choice Of Coupe De VfIIss,
fully ssulpped. and lie new: bssi
colors. eeFvicsmen 1nancei.
BLASS & CLARK
Corner y. Capitol and Fia. Ave. NE,
AD. l-0ee2 for Credit Anroval
CADILLAC 1851 converfibis: orig
inal black 0ni1h, new white tor.
ell-leather interior; really &
beauty, weekend special &oo6,
$le5 down. BELL MOTORS, 500
WIS. ave. NV, WO. 0-oo00.
Evening star., 1957-08-18
MCKEE Pontiac

NEW NfREitaI UsEp. .czh CAR EocHT1oN caHSTn1s
l0th and = SIS. NV. ST. 3-7lO7
FORD '63 customline 90" EordoF
sedan: excel. tires, low niiieage,
overdfive. turn signsis;, ear a
immaculate: S596. AP. 7-21e3.
Evening star., 1957-08-18

FORD 1855 sunlinef conT.: radio.
heater. automatic, white walls,
power steering. Thunderbird en-
ginsi white s snd AadeiEan orange.
Evening star., 1957-08-18

BUICK 'B0 Riviera SPEC. 2-dr
"a tres; excel. ccnd.; 1900 MI;
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ARCADE PONTIAC

Z. and b: less than 1000 miiss.
Peri. cohd., @ls405. .AP. 1-1oO1.
FORD 1855 Customline 8 cylinder
Fordof sedan: beautiful green finish,
equipped power steering, Fordo-
natl masic, :, :; sdH ana b. This car is Ike
Evening star., 1957-08-18

|CHEVkOLKF ,B5. Convertible; nus
sell; best offer, No dealers. ~
6-7O76 after s pm.
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Ar convert
ible; poWerglides r. and h.. Wv
npSi; tiEss; thls 4nnhy Z 2 m Dse !. 8 SAL n s2.ees
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08
CDA Dance

Continued from Page u
Tinio Lodge, Bremerton, will send
it's hopeful, Rosalene Ganiola.
Evangelista Lodge, No. "a, will try
to push Norberta Arviso over the
top. Burgos Lodge hopes to keep
it's candidate, Carmen c. Sarusal,
in the lead.
Other dates announced by Ma
riano B. Della, convention general
chairman, for tabulation dances
are as follows: June Is, at Wash
ington Hall; Sept. 7, Washington
Hall; Nov. 10, Burgos Day, Wash
ington Hall; December 81, New
Years eve, Washington Hall; and
January Is, final tabulation at the
Chamber of Commerce ball room.
Coronation of the winning can
didate will be held Jan. 20, 1858.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08
Church TO Fe+e
9th Anniversary

On Feb. 10, the Fellowship
Methodist Church, 11O7 E. Terrace
St, will observe its 9th anniver-
sary. DR., Wright. president of the
Sunset Club will give the sermon.
Lunch will be served after the
morning service after which the
Sunset Club will hold a meeting.
Nick Ancheta viii give a talk
about the Fellowship Methodist
Church.
Dinner viii be served at 600
pm. followed by a program and a
social hour.
Rev, Dionisio F. Gonzales is the
present minister of the Church.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08
Former Envoy TO
Jupon A Recent
Seattle Visitor

Former Philippine Ambassador
to Japan Jorge Vargas and his
wife were Seattle visitors during
the last three days of January as
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucio
Barrazona in the University dis
trict. Mr.. Vargas is associated in
business with Manuel S. Rustia
who, with his wife, is now staying
with the Barrazonas.
While in Seattle, the former
Cabinet member in the pre-war
Quezon administrations conferred
with business people and civic
leaders like Donald H. Yates and
Fred Imhof, President and Man
ager respectively of the Washing
ton State International Trade Fair,
Sol Levy of the Boy Scouts and the
China Club of Seattle, Ray
Daughters, Athletic director of the
Washington Athletic Club and G.
T. Takahashi of the firm of the
same name.
Consul Bartolome A. Umayam
gave a luncheon at the Fox &
Hounds Restaurant in honor of Mr..
Vargas on the 10Th. Seattle Cham
Der of Commerce officials gave
him another luncheon at the Wash
ington Athletic Club on the 31st.
In the afternoon of the same day
WAC Director Ray Daughters
gave special film showing of Mel
bourne Olympic events for the Var
gas party. C. T. Takahashi was
host to dinner for the Vargases and
friends twice: once at Maneki
Restaurant and the next at Kiang
Nam. Among the guests of Mr..
Takahashi were Rudy Santos, Ed
Osawa Of Seattle and Tokyo, Mr..
and Mrs. Manuel S. Rustia, Mr.
and Mrs. Lucio Barrazona and
Mrs. Tommy Encarnacion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vargas explained
for Tokyo via NWA January 81.
Mr.. Vargas recalled that he first
set foot on American soil way back
in 1919 as a student, but although
he has been to the United States
many times later this was the first
time he has visited Seattle since.
Mrs Vargas is a cousin of Mrs.
Jose Dulay of Seattle. The Var
gases spent a month in the Bay
area where they own residential
property. Now retired, Mr.. Vargas
is in business but is still active in
the Boy Scouts, Rotary and ath-
letics. He is a member of the Olym-
pics International Committee.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08
Post Presidents
Of Alumni Assn.

Research made by the Filipino
Forum shows the past president
of the Filipino Alumni Association
since it was founded in 1929 a
follows:
1929-30, Eugene P. Resos.
193O-31, Eugene P. Resos.
1882, Sebastian Abella
1928, Vincente o. Navea
1933-34, Eugene P. Resos
1934-35, Rosario Cortez
1886, Vincente o. Navea
1936-37, Melecio Toledo
1898, Bernardo Acena
1889, Fernando Ferrera
1939-40, Irineo r. Cabatit
1940-41, Irineo R. Cabatit
1941-42, Irineo r. Cabatit
1942-43, Prudencio P. Mort
1884, Alex A. Longoey
1944-45, Victoria A. Velasco
1945-46, Sergio Acena
1946-47, Sergio Acena
1947-48, Sergio Acena
1948-49, Sergio Acena
1949-5O, Vincente o. Navea
1950-51, Remigio A. Pascual
1852, Remigio A. Pascual
1928, Silvestre Tangalan
1953-54, Silvestre Tangalan
1954-55, Fernando Ferrera
1955-57, Fernando Ferrera
1857, Sergio Acena
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08
Suggestions Re: Building
The Community Clubhouse
By Mariana B. Angeles

men whose hearts are in the well
fare and interests of their parti-
cular national group. 1t is waste
of effort to solicit petty donations
to build a good-size building. No
business interest (Bank) would
back up the Filipino community
organization, as it is, because it is
very irresponsible group whose
membership is in name only, and
the organization has no power to
enforce its will among it's mem
bers.
Suggested Procedure
The following is a skeleton out
line of the suggestions made above.
Please note that all figures in this
Outline are tentative. They could
be elaborated and modified
The Filipino Center, Inc. $780,
900 or more capital stock.
A. 100 InitiatOrs at $1,000 each.
Elect permanen Executive
Board and officers: chairman, sec
retary-treasurer, directors.
b. Participating Investors =
Shares of less than $1,000, open
to all.
G. PrOfit-sharing - None of the
100 men should own a controlling
interest.
ID. All investors share and share
alike, but all administration is cen
tered in (A) investors who draw
the incorporation.
The initiators need not be all
Filipinos, but anyone interested in
the welfare of Filipinos and willing
to invest their idle capital for the
purpose.
AS you read the Outline, you will
notice that "a" demands a group
of financial men tentative number
of 1000 to draw or initiate the In
corporation. This part is where our
leaders in the Community play
their leadership.
B" suggests participating in
vestors." This is where organized
families come in.
Those who are not married and
who are interested in, or favor, a
clubhouse could be in either "a" OF
"B". And those families who car
afford to be in "A" could do so.
From the responses to the Ques-
tionnaire which I distributed some
time ago, found that those who
responded, plus those I personally
talked to, all wanted a clubhouse
and most of them are married
people.
1t is just a matter of a good
leadership that acts, not talks, ano
a concrete plan to work on, moi
just a pie in the sky. In other
words, we need action.
Pitch in and work together with
one goal: to create, not to crack
to build, not to bolt, clubhouse
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08
WANT
ADS

FOR RENT = : room apis, for
rent. Monmouth Apt. 21st and
Yesler Way. Tel. CA. 1922 Man.
ager in Apt. So.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08

Alcohol is something that very
often puts the wreck in recrea-
ton.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08

One should read the best books
first, as no one ever lives long
enough to read them all.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08


notice that the clubhouse project
of our community has become a
big controversial issue among our
leaders and community officers to
the extent that most of us are now
confused about the real truth of
the matter.
It has been my observation that
our leaders, who have been elect
ed by us to undertake our COM
munity affairs, are at a loss on
this project and they are now
blaming one another, and no one
among them has yet come out pub
icly to propose concrete solution
to the problem.
I am confused and I do not
know exactly what is the real
truth concerning this clubhouse we
have all been talking about.
Now, this is the only real rea-
son why I distributed sometime
ago (see Filipino Forum, issue for
January 1850 a QUESTIONABLE,
hoping to receive an honest answer
to each question. wanted to know
the real truth about this club
house project so that we shall be
/ free from our confused and dis
turbed thinking.
I resent a statement made dur
ing a Community Council meeting
that 1 put out the QUESTIONABLE
for self-publicity and for political
ambition Such a comment is
( absolutely false. I never enter
tanned such thought of doing it
for any political ambition" nor
have I any desire to occupy any
position again in our community,
except to be only a good and loyal
member of our organization.
In my opinion, the idea of a
Filipino community is fictitious,
not a real entity. Our Filipino
population is scattered all over the
city that to call it a community
group is to me just state of mind.
There is such a thing, however, as
a unique Filipino consciousness,
with common interest and back
ground, perhaps social or cultural.
If we have to build a temple or
call it a clubhouse, this temple
must be built on this foundation.
: Voluntary Donations, Not Enough
This clubhouse however, could
not be built by voluntary dona-
tons, some cents and dollars here
and there, but it must be initiated
by self-interested groups, or per-
sons who pledge themselves, or
shall we say dedicate themselves,
. to the idea that to create a Fill
Pine group consciousness, some
one has to lead the way. The pres
ent Filipino community organiza-
ton is a hopeless one to handle
a program as this.
To me, therefore, the first thing
J that one should do is to find a
/ financial leader to undertake a
program of organizing a number
Of men who are willing to put in
some money for the purpose of
building a clubhouse - call IL a
Filipino Center. In other words.
this is a business enterprise,
: Initiated by few but open to the
4 many to share with. The respon-
sibility, however, rests primarily
with the few men, They may issue
bonds or certificates just like many
enterprises do to build UP a work.
able capital. Because these men
have vested interest in the project.
it is bound to work.
This idea is what made many
groups successful, such as the
n D
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08
THE PUBLIC FORUM

Department to the discussion of public issues
nny problems matter that public interests
Signed articles submitted for publication the opinion of their
do necessarily reflect the policy stand of the
FiLipino FOrum-EdtOr)
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-02-08

SAMMY'S TAILORS-Suits made
to order. Alterations, 500 Jack
son st.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04

his third year Of classes in Rich
mond
N. G. Robertson. Jr.. was among
the FILA group attending the state
fair
Mr. and Mrs. c. Q. Anderson and
sons, Harold and George, attended
the state fair Friday
WMU girls auxiliary was enter
tanned by its leader, Mrs c. o.
Anderson, at spaghetti supper
Thursday followed by the monthly
meeting
Robbie Robertson. of Richmond
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs E. H. Robertson
Jack Blanton is back nome at
Tamworth after being il Johnston
Willis Hospital for some time
Ira wilkins was a dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. N G Robertson
recently.
Jimmie Robertson is in Johnston
willis Hospital for an appendix
operation
Mr.. and MIS-. Kari Robertson
were week end guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Speas in Richmond,
Mr.. and MIS-. william Baker were
in Lynchburg Satur day Their
daughter. Patsy. returned with them
for week end visit.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
September Court
Term Started

The September term Of the Cir
cult Court in Cumberland County
opened Tuesday, September "a.
The grand jury returned mdict-
ments for felonies including false
pretenses statutory burglary lar
ceny offer to bride, three counts
Of storebreaking. and assault
Judge joel w Flood heard the
case of statutory burglary against
Reuben Thompson and sentenced
him to five years in the penniten-
tialy Three years Of the SEN
tence we're suspended on good
beheavor conditions.
Jack Ensl-y Lawson appealed
a reckless driving case from the
County Court and was fined
$1,000 after pleading guilty
The case Of William H Booker
appealed from the County Court
for reckless driving was mol pros
sed A selling baer to minor
charge against Ruby Robinson
received the same treatment.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
Asllby

Thomas Chapel MYF met in the
home Of Sunny Martin Sunday night
for box supper Group members
wrote letters to friends and mem
bers Of the church who were unable
to attend
Mr. and Mrs. c. G Sanderson.
Steve Sanderson and Buddy Martin
enjoyed the football game in Nor
eantoWn w Va, Saturday.
The wedding of Miss Mary Lou
Oele and James Stout took place
Saturday, Sept. %, at the Baptist
parsonage, Cumberland, with Rev
T. p Reynolds officiating. re-
ception was given at the home Of
the bride, after which the couple
left to spend several days in Cat
linburg and Smoky Mountains, Tenn
Miss Ola Walton spent Friday with
Jack Blanton at Johnston Willis Hos
pital in Richmond
c. r. Whit underwent an oper-
alton in Grace Hospital Richmond.
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ehrllck and
Charles. spent the week end in
Richmond to be with him
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton James, Of
Richmond, spent couple Of days
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr., and Mrs. w e Bagby They
were en- route to Florida to visit
another sister there
Mrs. John Guthrie, Kathrine and
Sandra, of Powhatan, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Barker and Miss
Alice Smith Saturday
Quite number from this com
munitv attended the state fair in
Richmond Mrs Dennis Hart, as
usual, brought back ribbons Oh her
baked goods This time there we're
four ribbons
Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Sanderson.
Jr.. Bob and Dave, of Waynesboro,
spent the week end at home MI
and Mrs Eric Robinson, Of Farm
vile came Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
Fork Of Willis

Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Ball, Of
Norfolk. visited O. w. Ball recent
" enroute from Roanoke to their
home
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Duncan
are expected home Saturday Pvt.
Duncan this week is completing
his six-months Of military train
ing at Fort jackson, S. c.
Friends of Mrs. Little Irving
were distressed TO hear Of her
death Sympathy goes out to the
family,
MS Mary Jane Odom IS stay
ing with Mrs Hume in Carters-
Vile
Mr. and Mrs =. /. Duncan at
tended the State Fair IN Rich
mond Wednesday
Fourteen officers. teachers and
MYF members Of Oakwood are
attending the leaders training
classes IN Powhatan this week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
Cumberland Fire
And Rescue Squad
Officers Listed

Officers Of the Cumberland fire
Department are as follows. Cor
don Garrett, president; E. A. Car
ter treasurer; E. L. Seay, Jr.,
secretary w NJ. Bugg. fire chief /.
and Raymond Peters, heard engi-
neer.
These officers we're incorrectly
listed in recent issue of the pa
per.
The officers OF the Cumberland
Rescue Squad are as follows: E.
H. Vassar. president: w. NJ. Bugg.
vice president r. H Blanton.
secretary, ] + Fleming. treasur-
er, and Raymond Peters engi-
neer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-04
Hamilton

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