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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

$500 DOWN will buy this attr. q
bedrm. redwood rambler in wooded
area. Westinghouse kit. carpori
patio, Ice. yard. Close to Wash
and Belvoir area. Terms. Ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

HANDY MAN SPECIAL. cioSs-ir
cherrydGie, situated on corner
l02xfOa.ft. lot, this older fraInI
home offers living room, separate
dining room. 20-ft. kitchen,
bedrooms, plus. small room on Enc
floor. Beautiful grounds--detachec
s 1TSHse' w RTIesa Az, s III, zoo r BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

LANGLEY PARK - Modern brick
E SseSs Lars. li w. rS DsdT Win nr.
place. GEE Kitchen with dish
washer. Disposall. Alum. storm
windows, paneled rec. rm. IN full
bsmt. Large wooded lot. Near
school. shopping. Assume ~
loan, Owner asking Sl6.e00.
M l-lO70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and spot
less brick-and -shinele Colonial. 3
good-sized bedrms. and separate
dining rm.: large Anchor-feneed
lot. Just S12.950: 1890 down
and approx. s6s.75 per month on
5osysar, PA "a loan, TH1 THE PERRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

ExPANDABLE, 2-6edToom red:
and SS0 water Si si ntS u PaR sa 5
down or larger down payment
With ~ OF loan. Edsewater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
5 WOMEN

In love with the same man Is bad
but 80 women will be in love with
this big brick rambler with Roman
brick fireplace In llv. rm. and built
In aquarium, very mod. kit. library.
2 nedEns: and family r 7 OF use g, e
nisYrrailnd' SIS an0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

$500 DOW. NO eETTnEMEnl
CANT and ready. 70 move into; !
bedrms., huge kit. with tabls
space, sep. din. rm.. FULL BASE.
MENT; city water. sewer, streets
and sidewalks; nicely handicapped;
near public and parochlal school,
Woops' oPIEN ToNIdHiTT.. :JiAMaEEs
c. coNLEY a. Co. AP. 7-0202i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

sPLIT-LEvEL = 3 bedrms.. sepa.
rate din. nm. finished rec. rm,
Vic. MARYLAND U. and MOL.
$4,000 or best offer. Owner
leaving town. WE. b-27S2 after
p.fn., Sat, or ewes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

LOCATION COUNTS, and this
charming, completely redec. home
Is loo. In the. country club area Of
n. Arl.. 1 blk. 70 Jamestown Ele-
n ne ssn sefn s.., Three 6,r SsdrT ~,
peh., everything IN kit. incl
dishwasher and disposal. full
bsmt.. level lot with trees: va.
cant. immed. possession. Priced
ct S2O,96O. FHA terms. Fol-
further details, call THE DARBY
CO. Realtors, IA. 6-o393. once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, ARA
ern 0-Fm. dst. cor. brick. PIrepl
Owner transf. overseas: Sl.40o
down. HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

LANDOvER AREA-owneF's trans.
fer iSTeei sale q sns . SsssEm
for only S11,5 Asking 81 SOC
down. existing high A. OF loan
can Be assumed By purchaser
Huge Anchor fenced yard. Neal
parkway to n. Meade and wash
HlHstOp a., TIE AZ FERRY BOSWELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

WHITE BRICK COLONIAL. close
20. I IN lske iH5.Sni PJ cssosHSDIrioN
this home offers center entrance
and doorway 70 screened in porch
separate family.sized dining room
ALL BRAND NEW EQUIPMENT
including disposal, IN BRIGHT
KITCHEN. with breakfast area
rooms and tiled bath on end fiool
full basement. Attached garage
large corner lot. i y blocks TO Lee
hwy. transportation. FLA work.
ing. Call METZLER Realtors, ia
k-Sh7k TIL n nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
YES, WE HAVE NO
BANANAS

But We do have . genuine, original
continental" brick split-level. Act
fast. See this fabulous ultramodern
all-eleetric kitchen with bay win
COW, formal-gize dining room, two
full baths, plus q roughed-in bath
and den space adjacent 10 the
magnificent recreation room. Truly
9 home 70 be proud Of in q most
from elementary i school. recreation
eentsT - nnd voeoTgiar syey 80 fs2gS'eOo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

LUXURIOUS, l-year-young brick
rambler. in excellent n. Arlington
s coipss Pou sA b edssTnSoA fUiII
baths. screened porch, 24-ft. living
Tm., formal dining rm., true center
hall. 1ush-button colored kit. with
bsmt. with big paneled recr. rm,
For further details. call THE
DARBY co. IA. 6-e393. once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
MASS. AVE. EXT.
NORRECK ESTATES

Large. attractive, 3-bedrm. brick
ranch house: quiet cool location,
tome woods; all-modern G-E kit.
gear brick garage. sparkling cold
veil water. Priced very low; i'm
mediate possession.
DIR. Out Georgia ave. opposite
Martins Dairy. take Emory Church
I'd, follow red sign. JOHN BUR-
COPT. Call Evergreen 4-3S46. Open
Eat. and Sun. IL to 7:30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
HOUSES By HU0HEs-Plorida !

HOUSES By MU0HEs.tiorida re'
2.bedrm brick home In best sec
ton Of W Hyattsvilie, Many out
standing extras; cool rear avn.
ment; w. R HUGHES. AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

BY OWNER. Yacht Haven Estate
Mt. Vernon-3-bedrm. split-level
screened porch, earport, famil
room. 2 baths, half acre; S24,500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHIA-Modern s.bedrm, brk
rambler To- IL. = baths a., ianishee rec :,
sHA fEIse i 81; Ss q, HUGH 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

MI. cALVARY PARIsHELoveiy q
bedrm, brick Cape Cod; OF ap'
proved. $i5.sO0; washington Is
tates. near all schools. call Mr.
Wells, OIL. 2-00o0 with FRANK 8,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
265 Indians War
Fighters Oldest
OF % Million Vets

There DID now 23.253 900 living
veterans ot wars ID which the U s.
has participated, a national study
shows Ia all wars since the Reyo-
haonarg War. 81 million Americans
have fought and 200 900 have given
their lives
OF the Living veterans there are
2.750T13 who are partially or totally
disable
The nation now has 2e5 veterans
Of the indian Wars, Oldest OF the
conflicts having Survivors.
There are only two living veterans
o. the 650.00o men who fought in
the Confederate army. The Union
forces eff 2,l92 900 have all died.
There are $4,000 living veterans
Ct the Spanish-American war in
which 1872 900 men fought and IL zoe
died
Figures for the three last wars
are.
World war IA .744 900 partici-
pants $4,000 deaths. and nearly
three million survivors.
World War II l6 .535 900 partcl-
pants. 400 900 deaths and Is million
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Ruritar.s Elect New
Officers 1T Meeting

Appomattox District Rurltans
elected J Caben Love of Ken
bridge district COVER nor AZ Their
district meeting III BLACKSTONE Fti-
iay night
Ed Justis al me Dale Puritan
Clnh Ii Chesterfield county was
slecte- district secretary -treasuf-
FER
Lieutenant governors Tor each
zone IN the district We're elected
as follows; Hiram Holmes Of
Amelia. w, ;. Wilkerson. Of Dun
das. PAM Bartholomew OF brakes
Branch and Oliver Brouehton of
Chesterfield County raey Gill
Lake office January
4 community service plaque MAS
#on by lie Red Ca. Club af Al
oerta marking the third time the
club has earned this award Tie
Wilson HeDron-Fosd club won
The attendance award for tiia sas-
9nth consecutive year
The Appomattox District is
composed ol l3 counties IN THIS
section Of Virginia Including .
Amelia, AppomattoA. Buckingham.
Cumberland. Charlotte. NottoWay
Powhatan. and Prince Edward
The district consists q 80 clubs
and Is divided INTO fonr zones
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

Eight LoneWotd College students
will~be presented by the Depart
ment Of Music in d student re-
cital on Thursday afternoon
December 9Th At four O'Clock IN
Jarman Auditorium.
The program VIII feature Eocal
and piano selections Or Mozart
Franz, kuhlau ManteTerdl. and
Beethoven.
Piano Students participating are.
Adair Camp, OF Arlington Elaine
Weddle OF Roanoke. Margaret
Moore. Of chmchlard. Edith
Ward Of W'haleyville. Nancy
Glenn TAYLOR Of Big Island
Voice students represented are.
Nancy Evans. Of South Hill. Kay
fiudglns Of Fentress. Gloria Jear
Dancy. OF Petersburg
THIS pfoaran il open ID tile
public WITHOUT charge.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Patrick Henry
Memorial Group
To Meet Friday

Further plans for Improvements
at Red Hill and election oi officers
and trustees VIII ba On tie agend2
Tor The annual meeting ot The
Patrick Heafy Memorial Founda I
ton December ID 81 Hotel Brook
neal Al noon
The Foundation Of 81 officers and
trustees operates Red Hill. restored
last home Of Patrick Henry in
Charlotte county
The restored Red Hill. a $50 900
gift Of Eugene B. Casey, Maryland
business man and Henry admirer
was dedicated last May.
The estate includes 900 acres. a
portion Of which has been set aside
foi. use by Patrick Henry Boys
Plantation. Inc. home for boys
James S. Easley. Of Halifax, is
president Of the Memorial Foun-
dation. and Dr; J D. ffagood. Of
Clover, serves as president Of the
boys horne corporation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
News Summary
Continued from page -
President Sulsarna ~ rnJanne

ktStUNNt SHhufHD pl inu1ne St1
narrowly escaped death from u.s.
sassins' bombs Saturday night The
aHtach occurred as he was leaving
a school attended bx hls tWo chill
dten. First reports said five chill
dfen and two guards were killed Nv
exploding grenades which rjppaa
through the crowd around Snkarno,s
car, but hls children were HI
harmed. sukarno. 57 has been
President al the Indonasian Re-
public since Ii won Is Independence
from the Dutch III 1870
The White House has assured
Southern senators It viii submit
Assistant Attorney General w. vii
son Whites nanla TO the Senate for
confirmation as the head Of the
newly-created civil rights division IN
the Justice Department. Reports
that the administration planned to
transfer White to his new lob
without Senate approval had raised
a storm Of protest.
The stock market gained last
week despite the mad selling spree
caused by news of President Essen
hover Stiffness. On Tuesday. the As
soclated Press average of 60 stocks
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Secondary Road
System Traffic
Rising Steadily

Traffic on the states 4 .307-mile
condary road system is increas
7ae steadily. the State Highway De.
partineni has reported
a report made by the Depart.
laent', Traffic and Planning Di
sisien fof the fiscal year ended June
81 showed that approximately 50 pei
cent Of the secondary fal1n-to
market roads il Virginia art
carrying SO or more vehicles PEI
day AN Increase Of about "a PEE
cent above the 1899 figure
There were 8.763 miles of secon,
dary roads In 1899 carrying 50 OF
more vehicles per day; 1880 in
1850, 1895 IN 1856 and 20.e52 now
The report also showed. ~ II
1889. there were 45s5 miles Of hard
surfaced Secoat'afy roads. com
pared to n 3ag III l4sp; 1917 in
1856 ana ial3g on Jane. 30, 1857
The haEd-strf4cad mileage is now
Al per cent d t.s total. compared
ID about III nef ccnt III ja3a. 81 The
total seeg;ld lsg mileasa IL 1889 was
81. 1856, colipa IA Ia n g46 IN 1850.
1882 N i956 asd 4l,597 Oh June
38 and B MI is52 there were 3,943
miles Of secondary roads, carrying
80 or NOR vehicles per day. that
s.se. u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

Hogs
Don't look fol. any spectacular
rises. bat from nov Oh hog pl.ces
ougAl to ,be III j general upward
swing, With maybe d couple q
weeks before Il really shows up.
The supply peak usually comes III
late November and early Deem
Der Factors that may handicap a
decided price upMrn are that we've
already had more strength UP to
nnW than might have been eN-
pected. and we've been Dn b higher
lcyel All year
Just as gauge Iowa has said
its marketing intentions 10, Deem
Der viii be just about like last
year. But November and December
rnarketings viii add up to some
thing like Is per cent less than the
five year average
Looking ahead. virginians should
remember that though our feed
crops are down there are big
crops everywhere else. That and i
favorable hog-c0rn ratio is going ID
encourage heavier production next
Year
:. Brothers
More December broilers than We
have ever had before are going to
have to face up TO stiff competition
right on through the month.
The supply is making the usual
seasonal decline. down four per cent
from a month ago. but were 10 to
II per cent above last year. which
is a fairly big margin considering
that cold weather ups the demand
lor pork and beef and holiday de-
mand for turkeys.
Prices everywhere Virginia.
North Carolina and GeoYgia--cen-
tered around Is cents last week.
Delmarva was l6 TO IL az cents.
Soybeans
The farmer whose beans are
already harvested and Ill storage
should keep sharp eye Or prices.
The producer whose beans are sim
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
23,cn0 Seal Letters
so Out In Soutllside

More than $4,000 letters con-
tanning Christmas seals went out
. persons ia time Solthside
counties last month
II vas Tie second annual mall
ing from aouthside tuberculosis
3elatlon as It began its second
year as an area wide agency The
sal drive, conducted nationally to
II tie funds 70 fight tuberculosis.
5 ii its fifty-first year.
Money sent back to the South
df tuberculosis association in
payments for the seals finances an
educational program, chest x-ray
surveys, comselling Of TB pa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Advice Given On
Feeder Lambs

Now is the time for farmers 10
make plans Tor preventing winter
losses among fe ed er lambs the
American Foundation for Animal
Health pointed out today.
The plans should include good
rations. adequate care and disease
prevention II those features are In
Guided in the lamb feeding opera
ton. the chances for d good profit
can Be greatly increased Founda
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

III the field should yet them out as
soon MS The ground dries enough
but a warning against storing high
moisture beans IL still in order
Rainy weather plus a habihlal
tendency Tor soybean prices TO i'm
prove come about the first Of De
cenlber could add up to 4 small
rise
Harvesting is about over in the
major producing areas 49,. mid-wes-
tern states and more Of these
beans have gone into Storage than
usual
Prices tx the end Of last week !.
Richmond, 500; Northern Neck
81 os. Norfolk. S2.lo to S2l5; Eas-
tern Shore. s2.02 to $2.06.. and
Baltimore. $2.l3 to 1924.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Continued from page i.

7Contnued Tom PAGE n
eral floor average by Herald press
time. but II was expected to be in
the high S30's
The weight win easily exceed
the 1896 pounds marketed on
opening day last year Market re-
ports Indicates prices are good and
steady To- san-cnged leaf. Ware
houses here have guaranteed
growers the support price On all
grades, although the government
loan program is used at the Rich
mond market only this year
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
CONTINUED Tram pace II

security system viii eventually offer
degree Of economic protection to
most Anesicans from cradle 70
grave ALREADY nearly. IS million
people are, inssHed by oAsT, with
Il million 81 tieln getting monthly
benefits Niae-tenshs Of al paid
war Z covered
With incomes assured scr lifs The
millions # retired persons are able
70 spend more freely. They are add
Ing substantially 10 the demand for
goods and services
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03


lyed.Is !. arrived feeder lambs
shesilt7 be; proyl ided with a spacious
d, tsos which c ntains an open she'd
is saelief. The lambs also should
ms. <plelty ii clean water. salt.
aats Soodj lay available curing the
MS sew Says alter arriving at the
ISL llr Iae diet heavy in forage,
VIZ j. lat .tAeln 10 bsceina aceus-
to3ses 10 their new surroundings
be-..gs being PHI On full feed
at,rinarT ii g deal authorities
sai Fat BY following careful feed
ins p~aatiees- eliminating parasites
EMS 3la ing lambs vaccinated
aaAn1f eaterotpxemia. Of oyereat-
iiig DISEASE, one Of The major risks
III .af.b feeding can be avoided.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
DEW ACCEPTED

The U. S. Government has fol-
nailv taken possession OF I h <
$500 090.000 Distant Early Warning
line, On August 10. the Western
Electric Company. prime contractor
in construction Of the 3.0o0-mile line
across the rim of the continent.
turned it over TO Brig-Gen. Stanley
'Wray, Chief Of the us. Air Forces
electric defense system. in behalf
of the Air Force
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

The Prince Edward county
board Of supervisors win not meet
Thursday. Dec. 5. at their regular
" appointed first Thursday SEES
sion. Because Of conflicts. the
December meeting viii be post
poned until week later on
December II,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
powHATAN {. ii.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damn. Of
Detroit. Mich, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Palnore en- route to Florida
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Mason. Jra
-nent the week end in Natural
Bridge with Mrs. Mason's parents
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
POWhatan Woman
Killed Thanksgiving

A Powhatan woman was Killed
instantly Thanksgiving IN ornin
when The new car she was driving
SID on a curve, went over a bank
and hit tree.
She WAS Mrs. Lucy Mary Barbour
Harris. 81, Negro. OF Bailsville.
Mrs. Harris was alone IN the cal.
at The time. 1926 am. November
%. 70 miles west OF powhatan C. II.
OIL Route l3.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

tients. medical and social research
and facilities for controlling 1B.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

living veterans
Korean actlon-6 l45 900 partici-
pants. 44,000 deaths and 4.748 COG
living veterans.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Weekly
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

This is the fer Virginia looked
the Virginia Department Agriculture Friday
TO warning can predict
prices right all the time
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-01-04

Continued from pace one

Continued from page ore
seeded pearls bugle beads Her velveeen hat
with scattered sequns held the houldeengh veil She
ried white prayer book. topped with white orchid
Miss Sylvia Pinleney Of Nashville Tenn. was maid OF
She waltxcngth princess style pink
taffe dress Her matching bandeaux held her length
we'll She carried Colonial bouquet of deep pink carnations
Janice Williams served flower girl All Of the dresses were
made by the brides mother.
Hasker B. Samuel IT,, Of winsonSalem. ~ C., best man
mony the home Of the brides parents Mrs Marion w.
reception held Immediately following the cere-
Brown charge Of the brides book Assisting at the re-
cepton Virginia McIish Emma Napier Treopia
Green Ann Sutton. Misses Mary York. Florida Beck
ley Joyce Williams Miss verna McCnon provided music
for the reception
wedding dinner given by Mrs. r. H. Harris at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs Simpson spent their honeymoon at Hot
Springs For travel Mrs Simpson lghtbue enchante
wool with navy blue accessories Her corsage was her
bridal orchid
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-01-04
lIphas Present Nine Charming Debs
Al Their Annual Christmas Dance

Relying upon reporters memory, which IL Is admitted
promptly little confused during the mite Of the Apha
ba at Robinson auditorium But this much the scribe
remember that everybody seemed 10 have had good
following the dance there things that would like
very much TO be forgotten
debutantes Who lovely and beautifully gowned
their made beautiful picture Talking Of pictures
you who within the range of KATY win have the
opportunity view the scene 1t televsed thru the
Tv Show directed BY Charles Bussey January
Il AZ p m.
Trying 20 the out of-towH guests with confused
memory would be like trying saddle zgzag lightning take
Joy ride. anybodys i omitted misponouneed
critical Of for when those Scotch Brothers
present they keep everything and everybody confused
Those present confused memory able To list
Miss Jewel Gentry. L O. Swinger. Mr. and Mrs A. Maceo
Walker and daughter who presented Memphis Tom Wea
vsr Mr. and Mrs Harry Dunbar New York City; Mr. and Mrs
Chester Toilette Pasadena California: Mr. Mrs L.
Jackson Aradephia Mr. and Mrs c. J. Jones' Mound Bayou
Ms Harion Landon orangeburg Carr Mr. and Mrs Eddie
Wliams Mr.. and Ms Johnnie Williams. Willie Washington
Mrs. Evelyn Allen. Los Angeles; Dr.. ceon Flowers Mr. and
M Hence Perry Mr. and Mrs Bernard Toilette Mr. and MS
vannete Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Chanay. Mr. and Mrs
Marion Johnson Pine Bluff Dr. and Mrs Roscoe Lewis Cam
drn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin. Hot Springs
Beton daueher Mr. Ms T. r. Betton 10 Ann carmc
ha daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carmichael Maxine Lamb
daughter Of Mr. and MS J. Z. Lamb Janietta Robinson
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Robinson; Virginia Sue
Warrington daughter Of Mrs. Coex Warrington Pine Bluff
Marion Anderson Watson daughter of Mrs r. Watson Pine
Bluff Carolyn Faye Vhmore daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Clyde
swedburr: Peggye Lue Williams daughter of Mrs.
Williams: Lily Patricia Walker daughter of Mr. and Mrs A.
Maceo Walker MemphiA iAilnIX
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-01-04

holidays, visited her mother. Mrs.
Mona Wright Of Mecrory Her
sister. Mrs. Gladys Willis Of Sag
NAV. Mich. her niece Mrs. Ber-
tina Balsntine Of Chicago. shopp-
ed in Little Rock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving. her mother and MIS-
c. b. Graft visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed and family. Mr.. and Mrs
b. L. Davis of San Diego. Calf.
Mrs. Reeds brother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harbus Mrs.
G. ID. Mays and N. s. Calhoun.
attended the nth annual meeting
of the National Council of Teach
ers of Mathematics ut Arkansas
State college. Jonesboro. The
Gray Ladies attended the pre-
Christmas party At Newport
Clinic. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
rollerson. ST.. Miss Gloria d.
rollerson and Clay TolleIson at
tended the funeral Of a brother
in-law Of Mr.. Tollerson's In
Gary. Ind. Little Alvin Du-
pines. ir.. entertained his cousin.
Mary Upton Of Detroit. with a
going-away party ias Friday mite.
:. Spending Christmas day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris was
their daughter. Robbie Young
Of Chicago. =. T. Mrs Eula
Mae Robinson Of Chicago spent
the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Crool. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Harris spent
Thursday In Hot Springs with
their daughter and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Harris.
Dave Cror spent the holidays
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-01-04

The sparkman Training school
held Its Coronation Ball. Friday
evening. Dec. Is. In the school
gymnasium. Eva Jean Harris was
crowned Miss spariman High.
Ruby Lee Dedmond was crowned
queen Of the elementary school.
Attendants were: cleola Nella
Ruby Wright. Eslie Luster. and
Bobbye Jean Yarber.
The music department under
the direction Of Miss Sharon
Smith presented its annual Xmas
program Tuesday evening. Dec.
10. The program consisted Of ear
OILS sung by the chorus. The dra-
matte club gave a pantomine OF
the Birth Of Christ along with
the carols. Franklin Harris was
narrator. The band also present
ed q selection.
The basket ball teams have
played several games. On Decem-
Der 10. they played Fordyce. The
junior boys won by q score OF
s8-io. senior girls won 1879 and
the senior boys tied. 1s-2a.
A very impressive Christmas
program was presented Friday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-01-04

In . recent poll of individual
accomplishments. Simon p. Heron
was unanimously selected As the
Man Of the Year ct College Sta
ton. Mr.. Heron Is active and
very influential In religious. civic
and fraternal activities In his
community. fie Is president of
the following organizations: Dem
ocrst Voters League. Business
Men. and local branch OF NAAcP.
He was instrumental In getting
the services Of the Fire Depart
ment: and heads the list for i'm
provement of streets. and most
recently. was selected 10 serve
on the Grand Jury for eight
months.