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Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
coctel
de la FUente
de JuventUd
para Ia
Abeio
Reino
Yea Como JenasoI RI so en-
Capsulas Puede AyudarIa

Hoy estamos orguIlosos de poner
en- sus manos este nuevo y maravilIo-
SO PRODUCTO. Las CapsuIas de
q~uerimiento diario de Vitamina B-1
y mas de IA veces ell requerimiento
diario de Vitamina C, ademas de
muchas otras ~importantes vitaminas.
Nosotros concideramos que la FOR
MULA JENASoL" es verdaderamente
preparado y tan potente que una
sofa capsula tomada en- la manana,
10 soporta para TODD ell dia. Pero no
esperamos a. nos crea, simplemen-
tie pruebe estas capsulas en- simple
o doble potencia. GRATIS. No tiene
q nueStro costo!
Tome "JenasoI Formula RI"
en- CapsuIas Como una
Prueha
Estamos seguros que "JENASOL"
puede ser ell alivio que I'd. estaba
b~uscando, que Sc 10 ofrecemos sin
dole la devolucion de su dinero.
Tome UNA CAPSULA DE JENASOL
cada dia, 81 I'd. no esta completa-
mente satisfecho de que 10 ha ayuda-
do a sentirse mas ioven, a dormir
mejor, a tener mas disposition, 3
Poder disfrutar mejor de la vida, SUI
dinero -sera devuelto Embellishments
sin ningunas dificultades. DevueIya-
nos Ell pomo y ell "JENASOL EN-
CAPSULAS" no lie habrS costadO
NADIA GQue puede ser mas honesto?
I'd. prueba Ell JENASOL a nuestro
costo, y I'd. sera Ell unico juez de
y efectos. I'd. estara contentisimo
Q los maravillosos resuItados.
PERO ESTA OFERTA ES LIMTTADA.
Porque Ia JALEA REAL-TIENE CADA
Ola MAYOR DEMANDA. fLa JALEA
REAL ES UN PRODUCTO completa-
mente NATURAL y solo e~antidades
nmita9aS pueden ser permitidas a
NO Sc demore empiece Immediate
MsnGg a Isar este maravilloso ALI
MENTO NATURAL u puede ha.
cerlo s%entirse bien otra vez. I'd.
puede disfrutar de una nueya vida
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
FamOsOs DOct0res AIaban
la Jalea Real

Ell doctor Paul Niehans, famoso
cirujano suizo e investigator de
hormonas dice: la JALEA
REAL eS un activador de las
glandulas" Ell DR.. Niehans
descubrio que muchos males me-
nores que afectaban a .milIones
de personas, tales como ell. can
sancio, irritabilidad, dolores de
cabeza, insomnia, Commissioners
fisicas y espirituaIes, eran faciIes
de curar con la Terapeutica Celu-
lar de la Secretion de las abejas,
que llamamos Jalea Real.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
La Jalea Real Gan6 SUI Aprobaci6u
Ante un COngresO de 5000
EOctOreS en- Karlsruhe

Ell consensus General de Opinion
de los Doctores que han trabaiado
en- InveStigaciOnes con la Jalea
Real ha Sido que es un excelente
tonicO para los nervios, v cast
enseguida lie da Ia sensation de
Sentirse bien. En- algunos casos
la depression desaparece, Sc res.
laura la yitalidad natural y tienen
los paclentes una disposition mas
luvenll. Sc ha comprobado que
la Jalea Real devuelve la memo
ria, normaliza la capacidad sexual
y ayuda a aliviar algunas de las
Intermediates de la veiez. Las
investigaciones han dado a la
Jalea Real potencia de vitaminas
y de hormonaS. Pero la mas re-
ciente opinion es que sus estirnu.
lantes cualidades Sc atribuyen a
un FACTOR NATURAL x que
no puede ser producido sintetica-
mente.
Una de las mejores formulas de
Jalea Real disponible hoy sin
prescription es ell "JENASOL
RI FORMULA 80" que combina
ocho importantes y esenciales vi
taminas con ell Alimento Natural
de la Abeja Reina, "JALEA
REAL" mas aceite natural de la
semilla del trigo (Vit. E) UsandO
S0lamente una capsula de
JENASOL cada dia, I'd. puede
descubrir como OtrOS muchOs
cientos, que I'd. puede. SENTIR-
Sc BEN OTRA VEZ!
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
La Jalea Real es Segura de
Usar, Dicen los DOctOres

La "JaIea Real" contiene sustain
cias ESENCIALES PARA LA
VIDA beneficiosas a hombres Y
mujeres, reportan los Doctores
que estan asistiendo al Segundo
CongresO General de Biogenetica.
Ell DR.. De Pomiade, de 80 amos
de Edad Cientifico frances v ell
Senior entire los Medicos Y Bio
quimicos que estan asistiendo al
Congreso, dijo que la secretion
de las abejas podia haber sido
conocida por los Antiques In
dos, Griegos y Romanos v pue-
de haber sido ell "Alimento de
los Doses" o hector mencionado
en- la Mitologia de esos passes.
Cientificos Y Doctores han re.
portado sobre investigaciones
reallzadas durante mas de 20 amos
que la Jalea Real es perfecta-
mente segura para humanos
que la JALEA REAL es un ex-
celente Supplemental Nutricional
conteniendo Vitaminas Naturales
en- una extremadamente alta con
contraction y considerable de
gran valor a la salud humane.
energia y vitalidad sexual.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
TranquAidad un PIdcido
AIiviO pueden venir con
ell Uso de la JaIea Real

He Aqui AlgunOs de los SintO.
mas de AcercamientO de la Vejez,
que Pueden Hacer a los HOmbres
y Mujeres de Mas de IS Amos
DesVitalizadOs Antes de Tempo:
FISICA, MENTAL y EMOTIONAL
MENTE . Decaimiento d Marco .
Debilidad . Malestar General y Do
lores o Falta de Atencion . POGO
Poder de Recuperacion . Fatigas con
Facilidad . No Descanzar con ell
Sueno . Debilidad Sexual . Perdi-
da de Habilidad Mental y Eficiencia
. Incapaz de hacer decisiones pro-
pias . No poder Concentrates Q
. Nerviosidad . Tension . Perdida
del Control Emotional . Perdida de
Interes POI Ell Trabajo . Perdida de
ConfianZa en- ST mismo . Frustra-
ci6n . Preocupaciones I-nnecesarias
. Miedo al Future . Inseguridad
. Perdida de Memoria . Desinteres
por Vivir . Dificultad en- Sobrellevar
a los demas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-13
DescubridOr de la InsuIina
DIR. Frederick Banting

GEL mas complete Reporter Cent?
fico sobre Jalea Real, fue preparado
bajo la direction del DR.. Frederick
Banting, ell d~escubridor de la In
Canada. Sc encontr6 que la Jalea
Real es RIGA en- proteinas y vitami-
mas, con n particularmente con-
contraction de acido pantotenicO, las
vitaminas del importante grupo de
Completes B, que tanto tiene que yer
animales."
sTEXAS A & M COLLEGE ha esta-
do conduciendo experimentos en-
Jalea Real".
"PRoFESoR G. T. TOWNSEND del
ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COLLIE
GE, esta resumiendo los resultados
en- Jalea Real -"
Gel DR.. T. H. McGAVACK ha con-
venido en- dirigir los experiments en-
L~ongevidad de seres humanos ALI
mentados con Jalea Real"
Eminentes Autoridades Medicas
en- Francia, IngIaterra v
Alemania
Atestiguan que la Jalea Real con-
tiene factories nutricionales necesa-
rios para la salud y ell bienestar de
los mamiferos. La Jalea Real ha
sido aclamada como una de las mas
ricas fuentes naturales de Vigor y
Vitalidad.
Sc ha RepOrtadO que la JaIea
Real Ayuda a Personals Mayores
de IS Amos que Sufren de:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

N.rs George Rex and DAUGHTER
1,cv wr, arrive TODAY 10 visit
NIL u = Rutton
pu.n raan pa,aus IN plack
M a,,t,,n har cnuet, cara
~ e,,a rax
va "lu 80 w. .'aoi, and
III '.st III, +, 1 s...ar s,,, \ u
WV ~ rsn
4 '' I '','o''' - -
r,.,, N. piohona
was the guest Of Mr. ana MIS-
Billy ADrucn and other relatives ~
Farmville
~ iiua L III II ,l'tl ,p II
spen' wv VIVA e'N' "'''' '''' " :
Capt and MIS- Jesse Howard
Laioon and chlldren were week enc
quests 0f Mr. I.afOOn'S brother o.
A. Lafoon and Mrs Lafoon Capt.
Lafoon. Of the Y. $ Army Medical
year assianment NJ thc TRIBE
Hospital in HAWAII. will report to
Fort Benning Hospital in Column
bus. Ca.
son Kippcr Mr. and Mrs w f.
Watkins Jr and daughter Sally
Am snent NE week cnd II yir-
pinja Reach
MI. and Mrs. r. n. Atkinson were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs & G Grad
dock II lynchoure
lhe h'isseh McDonaids ana
sohs Pays returned from ROANOKE.
rhoos = c,,,,,o. !. ~ 49,.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Sandra johnson
Celebrates Birthday

Miss Sandra j o h son was
honored on her 10Th birthday July
~. by her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Johnson The celebration was
held at Sydnor's Lake with pic
nc and dancing
Among the guests were Mis- $
Julia Landlord. 81 Tappahannock
Miss Edna Jane Smiley Miss Mary
Essle walker. MISS Barbara Tun-
stan Miss Mary Ellen Naughing-
ton Miss Patricia Gee, w w.
Gambia. Charles Walker. and j Il
Plercy. Of South Hill
Also Bobby anlcls. Billy
Daniels. Of LaWrcnccvillc. Miss
Debbic Kate 10 SON. Miss
Beatrice Gay, and Richard Wal
lace. Of Farmvillc Mr. and Mrs.
". G Johnson assisted the hostes-
ses.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

| Mr. and Mrs. H. M EWers and
| their two daughters. Ann and Mrs
Marvin Hunt and children spent
last week at Mays Head
| Mr. and Mrs Otto Overton and
Qulnton Overton spent last week
at Mays Head
Mr. and Mrs Wilton jenkins
and Mrs c. l.. Ovcrton and wyatt
Lee spent last week end at Mays
Head
Mr. and Mrs J G Hudson and
daughter. Sue. spent the past
week at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Q Austin.
OF Baltimore. Md visited his sis
ter. Mrs d. T Billings. and Mr.
Billings Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soyars, Of
Cascade. are visiting his brother
and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Soyars Both couples went
to Williamsburg and jamestown
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Stombock
and children, Margaret Ann and
Billy. were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Vasco Quinn. Of Goshen.
] Mr.. and Mrs. william Mills were
guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. W
c. Goode. Of Richmond
Mrs. r. S. Bondurant and grand
daughter. Kitty Botkins. Of Fairfax,
visited Mrs. Bondurant's sister and
brother-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Orange. In Roanoke last week They
have been recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs E. r. Yeaman and Mr.. and
Mrs Ronald Britton Of Martins
4 vile.
Mr. and Mrs. j c. Noblin and
son. Ray and Mr. and Mrs Warren
Kernodle and sons. Carl and Sid
attended the Roller family reunion
Sunday, held in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. L Roller, OF Glover
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Watkins will
spend the week end at Wrightsville
Beach NJ c.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Riley
and daughter. Ann Melinda, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dixon have re-
turned from Florida
Mrs. W. c. Duvall will visit her
son. Clyde Duvall. Jr.. and family
in Norfolk this week.
|
Miss Virgilia Bugg will leave Fri
dav to visit her sister, Mrs. l.. B.
Pifer, in Winchester.
Mrs. B. H. Biggs entertained her
bridge club Wednesday evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
lack Bruce Honorce
Vt Surprise Party

Jack Bruce. who VIII assume new
tutics with the Vireinia ABC board
August I was honored AT a surprise
party Tuesday evening.
Fcllow-mcmbers Of the Prince
Edward County board Of super
viSors and few personal friends
Gathered at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. W. Glenn In the late after
noon to wish him well IN his new
position. Members Of the Board OF
Supervisors presented him with A
brief case. Places were set for IN
and a game dinner was served
Among the out of-toWn guests
were Governor Lindsey Almond
State Treasurer Robert Pendleton.
Executive Secretary Wilbur walker
OF Richmond. and Jerome Love. 81
Luncnhurg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

The second class Of the summer
nurses previeW program at South
side Hospital is now well under
way according TO an announcement
BY hospital administrator Joseph
James The program began on July
q and is scheduled to conclude
the last Of August
Ten girls six from Farmville
two from Blackstone and one each
from Charlotte and Cumberland
counties comprise the class
Selected on the basis Of their IN
terest in an aptitude for nursing
they are high school juniors or
seniors
This marks the first summer that
two classes have been offered at
the hospital James said that they
were pleased that two sessions were
possible and thatThe hoped to do
the same thing next summer.
The course itself continues % he
conducted In the same manner ia
which it was initiated three years
ago The first week is devoted
solely to class instruction with the
remaining five weeks utilized in
practical application under IN Q
supervision Of charge nurses and
t,..,i ,,i,, s-t,pa,-,r,corc
Mrs. John G. Graziani and Mrs.
Fletcher Irby direct the course Of
instruction They have been re-
sponible for the program since Its
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

Four From Area
On Deans List
At Westhampton

Three students from Farmville
are among the Westhampton Col
lege women who earned places on
he second semester deans list.
They are Jean Louise HudRinS.
daughter Of the Rev and Mrs. Her
bert e. Hudgins. Sally B Finch,
daughter Of Dr. A. Tyrec Finch.
and Kay Carter Lacy, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs II K Lacy
Among others on the deans list
$ Betty Lou Hillsman Of letters
lille. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
James Albert Hillsman. Jr.
Minimum requirements for the
deans list are IS quality credits
With no grade lower than &C" With
'ew exceptions deans list students
rave an average grade Of well over
90
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

Mrs. w. S. Hamilton has. m
turned home after attending INC
funeral Of her mother Mrs W II.
Dnncnason IN Blackstone
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Cannon
have returned after spending sev-
cral days In Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Motley and
daughter. Betty Jane. Of Danvllle.
spent Sunday with Mrs Motley
mother. Mrs. A. f. Cralle
Mr. and Mrs John n. Harrington
recently visited John Arthur Smith
at Retreat for the Sick Hospital In
Richmond, Mr., Smith underwent a
major operation.
Mrs. ] s. Carter and James
Carter. accompanied by Mrs H. n,
Griffin and sons. Of Norfolk. were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
u A. Bel IN Kcnbridee
Miss Anna Roller has returned
home after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Noel and relatives in Hills
boro, N. c.
Charles F. Glass has Joined the
y, S, Army and is stationed At
Fort Jackson. S C.
Mrs. Sarah Orange has returned
after spending several weeks with
her brother and sisterin-law. Mr..
and Mrs Winston Orange. Of Roa-
noke
Miss Jane Swan. Of Lynchbnrg
was a recent guest Of her aunt.
Mrs. Elto Schroeder.
Mrs. Walter Edwards. Billy and
Vernon W ack and Eugene
fowler attended the funeral Of
Claude J Southall Sunday at Buf-
falo PRESBYTERIAN Church near Five
Forks
Mrs. Lillian covington Frank
Wilson and Walter fowler attended
the funeral Of Samuel Nelson Mon
day al Beulah Methodist Church in
Abilene
Mrs. Watson Blanton. who spent
the past two months with her
niece. Mrs. Irving Claiborne. and
family In Newport News, returned
to her home with Mr. and Mrs.
j. W. Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Claiborne,
Russell Claiborne and Mrs. Irving
Claiborne, Of Newport News. spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Sanderson. Mrs. Claiborne
will remain here several weeks
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

DR. and Mrs John G.. Roberts
and daughter. Louise. Of Ashland
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Rob
erts' mother Mrs. James P Lam
caster.
Mrs c. F Wilson and Mrs. Fred
Lynn were dele gates to the
Womens Conference at Massenetta
Mrs Anna Bruyn accompanied
them to Sunnyside Home near Har.
risonburg
william Watkins. Of Richmond
is visiting his father and sister
Joel Watkins and Miss Catherine
Watkins
Mr.. and MIS- R. S. Murphy and
daughter. Kathryn, Of Greensboro
Ky. will arrive Sunday to spend
ten days with Mrs Murphy S
noths~. Mrs R W Catlin
/ MIR. and MIS- Robert Perry and
children Barbara and Douglas, Of
/ Sunberry. Ohio. will visit Mr. and
Mrs H E Southall this week
Staff Sgt Lyle Meeks. Mrs
Meeks and sons. Joe and Gary
visited her sister. Mrs. H. S. South
all. and Mr. Southall en- route from
/ Amarillo. Tex. to Myrtle Beach
S c.. where he will be stationed
Mrs. william H Baldwin. Jr.. en-
tertained today with Coca Cola
party honoring Mrs. w T. Bondu-
rant, Of San Antonio Tex
Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Whit have
returned after spending several
days in Fort Bragg. N c.. where
they visited their son. Sgt. James
Whit. and family. They were
guests also Of relatives in Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cox are
! S!tHtIuR SUIllt tIIIlc Will tleI1
daughter Mrs w. F. Washbourn
and family in Cumberland, Md
Mrs. Ida Bell Carr and son. Roy
Carr, and Edward Harriet, Of Long
Island, ~ Y. are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. W W. Mitchell ano
| Mrs. I,illv Allard
Miss Linda Gail Sheffield has as
her guest Miss Peggy Lou Carroll
Of Roanoke.
| Mr. and Mrs Junior Cox spent
he week end in Phenix where they
were the guests of Mrs. Cox :
mother. Mrs. Ada Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hodges an6
family, Of Newport News. spent the
week end with Mr.. Hodges mother
Mrs. Esther Hodges.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Seeing Famous
Places Hio-I1li~hts
California Trip

Mrs. Harry T BALDWIN has re-
turned by plane from three weeks
visit to California. where she visited
her niece. Miss Sally McPhail ir
Carmel.
Places Of greatest interest which
they visite d were. the Great
Smokes. Grand Canyon, Mt. Whit
ney, San Francisco. the Colder
Gate Bridd. Del Monte Lodge on
Pebble Beach where Bing Crosby
has home, the Hearst Castle.
Santa Maria and Santa Barbara
Mrs. Baldwin attended a rodeo
show at Salinas before making her
departure.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Pamplin Natiue Is Among The
First Evacuated From Iraq

One OF the very first Americans
to be evacuated from Iraq follow
ing the overthrow of~-tfie govern
ment there was Mrs. George E
Dalton now In Pampln with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. @ W. Stay
ton.
A three month old son. Steven
Rayne. accompanied her on the re-
turn trip to the United States. Her
immediate evacuation is attributed
to the young son because the gen
eral policy is 10 send Americans
70 Rome, Italy, to what is com
monty referred TO as safety
haven There they await further
transportation to the states. How
ever. with the infant Mrs. Dalon
was flown directly to Boston on the
first flight out Of Iraq after the
revolution.
Think il is hot here well. the
temperature in southside Virginia
agrees quite we'll with Mrs Dal-
ton who reports that Iraq is en-
loving one Of lis cooler summers.
Typical warm summer in Iraq
places the mercury at l26 degrees
on the average day This is not
exactly what We could call cool
summer
Of course tho political climate
hos not been very cool. but Mrs.
Dalton reports that Americans re-
naming behind in Baehdad arc
safe and that the neW government
Is cooperating IN evacuation ar
engagements
Mrs Dalton estimates that some
1900 Americans wee in Baghdad
at the time Of the overthrow This
number includes the embassy per
sonnet. and military advisory group
officials as well as number Of
techniclans with the various oil
companies.
Her husband who Is with the
American element Of the Baghdad
Pact remained in Iraq For this
reason Mrs Dalton pointed out
that she could say very little about
the evacuation or the new govern
ment
She did say that no violence was
witnessed on the streets. Mrs Dal
ton expressed personal opinion
that she thought the new govern
menf would be recognized by The
United States. Basis for this opinion
was what she witnessed Of the frs
week Of operation of the new gov
eminent and the cooperation
rendered in the evacuation process
Mrs Dalton volunteered to give
some Of her observa tons Of the
customs and traditions Of the
country The population Of The
country consists primarily Of Mos
lens although small percentage
Of the people are Christians.
The Moslcms continue to have
more than one wife and the only
limitation here is the little item o.
being able to afford them. The,
have to buy Their wives and the
usual limit is three per man. One
interesting detail here is the fac
that the first wife always ha,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Case Smith Wedding
Vows EXCHANGED In
Ceremony Saturday

The marriage Of Miss Doris Lee
Smith. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Joe Bob Smith. Of Amelia to Glynfi
Watson Case. son OF Mrs. william
r Case Of Hopcwell. and the late
Mr. Case. took place Saturday
July 26. at $50 pm. in Colonial
Heights Baptist Church
The Rev CLYDE A Kirby. pastor
performed the ceremony
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother. Carl J Smith. OF
Richmond
Mrs James A Bennett. Jr sis
ter Of the bride. Of Colonial Heights.
va. matron OF honor.
Roger Meadows, Of Hopewell.
vas best man Ushers were Harry
Fratarcangclo. of Hopewcll and
Earl c. Johnson. Jr., Of Colonial
Heights
The couple will live in Hopewell.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Hiss Coleman To
We'd Dr.. .Alfriend

MIR and Mrs James Waverly
Coleman. OF Amelia county. have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Olivia Anne. Of Virginia
Beach to DR. Robert Whitehead
Alfriend son Of Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Jeffrey Alfriend. Jr. Of Nor
folk
MISS Coleman attended Longwood
College.
DR. Allricnd was graduated from
the University Of Virginia and the
University Of Virginia Medical
School. where he was member
Of the Raven Society. Sigma XII
and Alpha Omega Alpha
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

beginning al the hospital
The purpose Of the course is 70
provide an opportunity for young
women to determine whether or
not they desire to enter the field
Of nursing Any latent interest that
the girls might have in the pro
fession Of nursing is stimulated
This IS the Community Hospitals
answer to the nurse shortage which
confronts the state and the nation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

charge Of the household.
A country OF contrasts one half
OF the people live in mud huts and
the other half own fine homes. Mrs
Dalton said that il was quite diff
ficult for her to grasp some Of the
traditions Of the country such as
the one where all the family lives
together. The grandparents, par
ents. children and even the young
married couples all reside under
one single roof for a home.
Tho men still rule the roost in
Iraq They are the ones who attend
the theater. 90 to the coffee shops
and make themselves known in
public. Mrs. Dalton said that this
custom did not hold for Americans
because the wives went anywhere
they pleased Just AS they do in
their native country
While abroad MIS- Dalton said
she had the opportunity to visit a
number Of other countries. inclld-
ing Tandia Arabia. Spain. France.
Italy. Greece, Syria. Lebanon and
Turkey
Mrs Dalton. said in conclusion
that she had Travelled enough and
that il was real pleasure to be
al home in Virginia for a change
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Son Born TO
Couple In Germany

Mr. and Mrs. ". 1. Mcmillan.
Of Gusthaven. Germany announce
the birth Of their second son, MI
cheal Kent, on July 8.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs
u. Berry of Farmville, and Mr.
and Mrs. J A. Mcmillan Of We
althia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

was member Of The Beta Club
annual staff. band. basketball team
received citizenship and athletic
award Al commencement.
Virginia Inlcrmont ranking DIS
one Of the top ten representative
JUNIOR Colleges d America. viii
begin the seventh-fourth session
with capacity enrolment
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01

FarmyiIlc PRESBYTERIAN Women
Executive Board viii meet IN the
church parlor Monday. August Nj.
80 pm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-01
Miss Morris 10
Attend Virginia
Intcrmont College

MISS Bernicc f Morris daugh-
TIT 81 Mr. and Mrs Y p Morris
will enter Virginia Intermont Col
leRe Bristol, September ~
While III high school, Miss Morris
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11
Mvhez Marin Puts
BIarne on Reds

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, (UP).
= Luis Munoz Marin, Governor of
Puerto Rico said that a group of
nationalistscommunists are exploit
ing Nixon's tour with the purpose
to impair relations between Latin
American and the United States.
Munoz expressed admiration for
Nixon's courage to face a crowd
in Lima, and repeated his recogni-
ton of the status of Puerto Rico.
The Governor Of Puerto Rico
said the demonstrations against
Nixon are not isolated cases, but a
dirty campaign OF a group of ex-
tremists tending to affect the ge-
nuine cordially that the majority
of the Latin American countries
feel for the United States.
Munoz Marin, who for a long
time has been struggling for bet
ter attention from the United
States to the Latin American pro-
blems, blamed Washington for not
having made clear its policy per-
hitting the demagogues to blame
the United States for the econo-
mic conditions in Latin America
due to the drop in prices of raw
materials, which are the main in
come sources of the Latin Ameri-
can countries.