davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
Mike Todd Buried In Chicago
By JAMES BACON

HOLLYWOOD, R-Liz Taylor, after the ordeal of seeing her hus- band buried, rallied today toward as near-normal existence as could be expected.
 The beautiful brunette went through narrowing experience yesterday in Chicago's Waldheim Cemetery. But it seemed to rouse her from the numbness that had hit her Saturday when she heard that producer Mike Todd and three others had perished in a New Mexico plane crash.
 A special airliner brought her and a party of II back to Holly wood last night after a funeral that was marked by Liz near col lapse and the outbursts of bro ther of Todd
 On the plane ride home, Liz seemed fully aware of the tra- gedy that had hit her. Earlier she had expressed disbelief, repeating
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
Gen. Taylor Saws Russia is Long On Military Hardware

WASHINGTON, R-Gen. Max well D. Taylor says the tipoff to Soviet wealth in military equip meat is that Russia now is giving some of it's best war goods to its European satellites.
 The Army Chief of Staff, in censored testimony released by a House Armed Services subcom- mittee, said for long time the Russians apparently held back their best equipment out of sight"
 "The equipment we saw in Germany was not their best" he added. And only recently have we seen indications of their bring ing forward their best
 "But the most significant indie ation of their richness in equip ment is the fact they are giving excellent, post-World War II equipment to their satellites"
 The Army chief, who appeared before the subcommittee March Is, said the Red Army has never 'fbeen one for spit and shine" and that by appearance alone the standards of Russian troops lis certainly below that of the best sodiers of Western Europe"
 But Taylor said There is no indication of lack of training from what we know of their tao tical training, it is quite good 7
 And he said the Soviets have much more mechanized equip ment and much more armor, rela- lively speaking, in their forces then we have"
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted to hospital James Buoy and Michael T. Walsh. Discharged Marie Pushruk and infant.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26

Carol Ann BuZby FaTbanKs, baked the Alaskan championships admire her cherry pie baked in Admiral electric range Here is her winning recipe:
 Cherry Pie
 GIG oZ) red tart sugar.
 cherries drained tablespoons cornstarch
 6 cups) drops red food coloring IA cup cherry juice l tablespoon butter IA teaspoon salt
 In salt cornsarch and cherry juice Cook until mixture begins boil vigorously Add cherries stirring well boil minutes Remove from heat add food colorng and butter Cool while preparing crust by placing m bowl of cold Pour into 9 pastry with lattice sealing edges by crmpng with fingers Bake 45O for 10 minutes reduce heat 375 and bake 15 minutes longer until golden brown Remove from and cool for hours Serve
 If cherries used, reduce sugar 1I2 cup cups apurpose cup vegetable shortening
 flour ' to 8 tablespoons cold li2 teaspoon salt water
 Mix salt with flour mixing bowl With bender cut shorten ing into flour until mixture is in bits larger than Sprinkle flour by tabpoonfu tossing with fork until just enough has been added that pat the dough lightly together form ball. Handle little possible and do not knead Divide into balls slightly larger than the other Roll the larger for the bottom crust oured pastry cloth larger than Line with dough and trim evenly roll remaining and strips with lattice cutter
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26
WEATHER FORECAST

Continued fair today through Thursday. Low tonight to 5, and the high tomorrow 1O-15.
 Sunrise at 5:41 a.m., sunset at 6:36 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26

of both political parties-regards a tax reduction as a serious step. They are not going to be stam- peded into it, he said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-26

SUBSCRIBE 10 THE NUGGET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

You'd be wise to keep this medi-
cally-proved relief handy during
this epidemic misery.
Be sure to get st. Joseph
Aspirin at your drug counter to-
day. IL tablet tin is the worlds
largest seller at 12c. So tablets
25c. 100 tablet bottle 49c and you
get twice as much IN the family
size 200 tablet bottle for only
79c. Get the best for less, all
ways demand ST. Joseph Aspirin.
For Your Child
ST. Joseph Aspirin For Children
will help your youngster feel better
fast It's approved by more doctors
for fever and pain than any other
medication for children. Accurate
dosage. Pure orange flavor. Buy
the best for your child. Ask for st.
Joseph Aspirin For Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

JOSH LOGAN, after successive
screen triumphs with 'Sayonara" and
the not-yet-released South Pacific"
is back on Broadway to guide the
deStinieS Of blue Denim" He was
dining at Sardi's W n an elderly
man he hadn't encountered in years
entered with one Of Hollywood's
youngest, lovelieSt and most brilliant
stars, Natalie Wood. Logan, i'm
pressed, sent a note over to his elderly
friend which read, ''Who is that raw
ishing kid?" The elderly friend an
swered, ''Me."
BEN HECHT'S book Charlie" an
afFectionate memoir of his old friend
and collaboration, the late Charles
Macarthur. gives hilarious account
of how Macarthur sought to prevent
David BeIasco, producer of his Lulu
Belle" from mutiIating and rewrit-
ing the original script. The big crisis
came when BeIaSco decided that a
page Of dialogue from the star part,
played by Lenore Uric, had to come
out.
The cries of anguish from Miss
Uric and Macarthur could be heard
beyond the sound barrier. The Old
Master, as BelaSco liked to call him.
self, suddenly restored quiet by rails
ing hand and intoning, Children,
there will be a recess while l COM
mune with the spirit world"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02


died so calamity when the LMSifdHia
went down. MIR. Frohman listened
to both sides Of the argument and
then said, David, 60 ahead and make
the cuts Children, we cannot now
disappoint Charles Frohman!''
"HOw," said Charlie Macarthur,
could you argue with such q wonder
full, unbelievable ham? We gave I'M"
the LAST STRAW. Lawrence
Langner, distinguished and longtime
director of the Theatre Guild, is more
abSent-minded than the proverbial
college professor.
Most recent of the innumerabIe
Langner anecdotes concerns the day
that excellent young actor, Richard
Kiley, importuned Langner to release
him from a contract for a one-Shot
appearance on a TV show. A more
advantageous opportunity in Holly
wood had presented itself. Langner
was sympathetic, but said, Il can
only let you 60 if a suitable replace
ment is found. Ill do my best"
Sure enough, he called Kley some
days later and said, you're in luck.
l found a perfect substitute for you
last night on some other TV show.
In fact, he reminded me Of you"
'What was the shown KiIey asked
apprehensively. Langner told him.
II thought So" sighed Kiley. THAT
was me-" BENNETT CERT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

Call your doctor at the first
symptoms of Asian Flu. When he
says take aspirin"-be sure you
take St. Joseph Aspirin.
st. Joseph Aspirin speedily re-
ieves miseries of colds and flu. It
assures the best, safest fastest
pain-relieving, fever-reducing help
money can buy.
Proved BY Test
Remember-St- Joseph Aspirin
IS proved 8 times faster in disinte-
grating action than other leading
brands tested! Actually ready to
60 to work times faster to help
you feel better!
That's why millions prefer St
Joseph Aspirin to any other pain
reliever. In addition to its speed it
acts gently, without stomach upset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

INTRICATE indeed are
the ties that bind those
friendly enemies, Broad
way playwrights, actors
and producers. They can
not live without each
other, or with each other,
and in their constant Skin
mishes one never knows
which will come out on
top, as we shall see:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
Hams, ScribeS
And Angels
Ring up the curtain on some Broadway jokes

The cast watched in
wonder while Belasco
paced up and down the
aisleS Of the empty theatre,
Smacking his forehead oc-
casiOnally with his palms.
Suddenly he strobe back
upon the stage. i've dis
cussed my proposed CUTS"
he announced, with
Charles Frohman, greatest
nrOdlncer IF Ils all wh0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

Nothing relieves that ache-all-over
feeling like a rub. There's no rub
like modern -MuSterole. 1t contains
the amazing pain-reliever, GM-7
(glycol mOnosalicylate), plus slim
ulating oil of mustard. Rub it on
chest, throat, back. Musterole's fla
nous baked heat" comfort quickly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
REMEMBER THIS -
At the First Sign
Of COLDS
or ASIAN FLU

To Relieve Headache, FeVerish Distress
U. S. Public Health Service
Has Recommended bed Rest And Aspirin"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-27
Gutter Level

The gutter on the roof Of
q house should be installed
so that the outer edge Of the
gutter is below q line that
would be formed by an ex-
tension of the roof slope. This
method Of installation is de-
signed to protect the gutter
from rain. ice and snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-27

SELLING OR RENTING YOUR HOME IN NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON OR MONTGOMERY COUNTY, FOR
PROMPT ACTION m ALL PRICE RANGES. CALL EM.
2-74oo, 9 AM.-6 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-27

Builders
Report

Some 200 representatives
Of 70 Arms are expected here
for the meeting Of the Home
Manufacturers Institute Oc-
tober ~ to is in the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel.
Many Washington area
builders and Government
officials will address sessions
OF the conventions.
They include Norman P.
Mason, commissioner Of the
Federal Housing Administra-
ton; Steven Slipher, staff
vice president of the United
States Saving and Loan
League. and William MOlster,
director Of merchandising,
National Association OF
Home Builders.
Also, builders Frank CAL
cara, Carl NJ. Freeman, Ste
ven Ye0nas. all of the WASH
ington area, and william
BrOsius Of Frederick, Md;
John RyersOn, senior editor
of the Kiplinger Washington
Letter. and Philip Browstein,
director Of the Veterans Ad-
ministration Loan Guaranty
Service.
Horace N. DurstOn of Lum-
berton. N. c., president of
the HMA, will preside at the
sessions.
NEA
The Metropolitan Associa-
ton Of General Improvement
Contractors has announced
removal of its Offices and in
formation service to new
quarters at 1922 Connecti-
cut avenue NV.
y \
Walter A. Taylor, director
Of education and research,
American Institute of Arch
fleets, win address the FIRST
fall meeting Of the Washing
ton-Metropolitan Chapter,
American Institute Of Archi-
tects, at 1880 pm. Friday.
October 3, at the Burlington
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05
StudyAword
Goes toD.C.
NeWSmun

A Washington newsman was
one Of Is journalists announced
today as Nieman Fellows for
one year Of study at Harvard
University.
II was the 2lst group APP
pointed for a year Of resi-
dent study at Harvard under
a bequest Of Mrs. Agnes VAIL
Nieman, in honor of her hus-
band, Lucius w. Nieman, Mil
waukee Journal founder.
The local man is Howard A.
Simons, 20, Science Service
news editor. and a graduate
of Union College and Columbia
Graduate School Of Journalism.
Mr.. Simons and his wife live
at 1902 Valley drive, Alex
andria.
He plans to study science and
the Soviet Union while at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

Harvard. Mr.. Simons made a
trip to Russia in 1856 to report
on Russian scientific develop
ments.
Others selected were:
Norman A. cherniss. So, editorial
page editor Riverside Calf Press
Enterprise. to study the role OF the
United States Supreme Court and con-
stitutional quesuonsi Evans Cllnchy, 80,
hs5tlord Conn Conn Hines education re-
the theater; Harold T, p HAYES, 81,
associate editor Of Esquire Magazine,
TO. study American civilization; Phil J.
Johnson, rs, New orleans Item re-
Resisaii Problems ia Sis area 0 Of he
Also, John p. Kelly. 81. Atlanta
Journal telegraph editor to study the
Ie sT l fcreis ano po dnaa Mshsei neS
tas, IS, New York Post reporter, TO
study economies, including labor and
modern history; Perry Z. MORGAN. ~
associate editor Of the charlotte IN;
and political problems q his area;
Wilfrid c. Rodgers, 30, Boston Globe
labor news specialist, TO study labor
and economies.
Nashville Tennessean reporter. 10 study
economic, social and political prob
lens OF the South: wallace l.. Turner,
81, Portland Oregonian reporter, TO
study criminal law and economics.
Bruce Grant. 80, Melbourne tAus-
literature. the theater and American
foreign policy; Maurice Jones, Is,
Southland, New Zealand. Daily
News reporter. to study United States
history and politics Of Southeast Asia.
correspondent for the Press Trust OF
India, New Delhi, to study economics
and American political history, and
Daphne Whittam. 35, associate editor
of The Nation, Rangoon, Burma, 70
study economics. industrilization and
juvenile delinquency,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05
HOLLYWOOD
Rainier Still Says No
BY sHEiLAH GRAHAM

My informant for the Litvak-
Won Nady items is ace reporter
Mike Kaplan, now press agent
ing THE Journey" in Vienna,
and he postscripts, I've dis
covered Demel's. the most
famous of the local konditoreis,
where chocolate cake, whipped
cream and other such items
are simply indescribable."
Rafael CampOs, who made a
big hit with Glenn Ford in
Blackboard Jungle" gets his
second costarring assignment
for Walt Disney in "Tonka, "
with Sal MineO and Fess
Parker. Campos, a native of
the Dominican Republic, will
be seen in Disney's soon-to-be
released Light in the Forest,
with James Macarthur.
Ernest BOrgnine cancelled his
pa. trip to New York for THE
Vikings" on doctors orders.
His marital problems have de-
pressed Ernie. But producer
director Kirk Douglas went to
Washington, D. c., to screen
Vikings" He went on to New
York for some personal APP
pearances, goes to st. Lawrence
University to receive an hon.
orary degree. and back to New
York for the world premiere
of his movie June IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05
IRTYN l723 King ST KI o.3445
MHMNMAE
NEW STANTON THEATRE


OF 18th and Rhode Island Avenue NE.
LA. 6-3633
LAST THREE DAYS
AIR CONDITIONED
Ample Parking Facilities
HEDY LAMAR
stars in the most controversial motion
picture ever produced. II has spanned
the globe with its influence and power
full impact When II was originally re-
leased II was completely banned from
exhibition from most countries and
states, We are fortunate to have OBJ
tanned rare, uncut. uneensored YER
sion OF this screen masterpiece. With
all its barriers 1t still won several IN
ternational awards including the
Grande Prix Interna tionale, and many
claim it is still unsurpassed for It's
beautiful photography See the motion
picture that has drawn comment from
critics, writers. motion picture au-
thorities. statesmen and rulers the
world over This. beautiful love story
made HEDY LAMAR famous over
night NEW STANTON ART THEATER
proudly presents the guaranteed uncut
uncensored version Of screen triumph.
Severely censored in Virginia, Mary
land and Pennsylvania
ECSTASY"
At 500. T.30. 900 and 1890
Plus specially selected featurette
BEAUTY AND THE BULL" Exciting
scenes from the life story Of BETTY
FORD. New York fashion model, who
became q lady bullhghter.
RECOMMENDED FOR
ADULT AUDIENCES
Sun, Mon. Tues Exclusive TOBACCO
ROAD" and GRAPES OF WRATH"
Starts Next Wed "a Days.. THE
BIRTH OF A NATION"
Starts Wednesday, June 25 fTvoWeek
ENGAGEMENT. CHARLIE CHAPLIN in
MODERN TIMES (Full-Length Sound
Featurel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05
SYLVESTER

Continued From Page C-S
asked Gale about insurance for
his new dog. Gale said some
agencies handled it and. as a
gag, suggested that Bailey feed
the dog two eggs daily so that
his fur would grow long and
silky and he'd be a better in
surance risk.
Anytime there are two eggs
in my house." said Bill firmly,
IN eat them myself"
4 4 4
One way or another, this
seems to be a big week for dogs.
Station WINS is currently run
ming a contest to send some
nervous and rundown dog to
Miami Beach for a weeks va
cation The pooch can pick two
travelling companions. will live
in a new hotel and have a re-
served seat at the dog races.
All he has to watch out for are
falling coconuts.
Meanwhile, November / starts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

National Cat Week and the
sponsors announced that Ste
verino, the greyhound on the
Steve Allen show. has been
made an honorary cat" for the
week.
\ 4
Lois DeFee, the strip teaser,
was interviewed at the Embers
the other night and told how
she started in her art. II audi
toned for a musical role" said
Lois, land the director said.
Don't just stand there, undo
something"
X 4
A Boy Scout leader reports
he stopped to chat with a priest
the other day when one of his
troop came along the street
with woman. Father" said
the kid, Il want you to meet
my mother"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

Robert Mayer. supervisor Of
public information for the firm,
said the rocket is not a flying
machine.
A man can run faster, can
lump across rivers, scale walls
and cliffs, Jump extraordinary
heights, and not be tired when
he gets there" Mr.. Mayer said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

mobility Of troops in battle, a
Reaction Motors spokesman
said.
The motor was conceived by
an ex-GI-Alexander H. Bohr,
a one-time Army technical ser
geant, now an engineer for Re-
action Motors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

HOLLYWOOD. tNANA). -
Prince Rainier was offered 2
million francs by an anony-
nous American on behalf of
Sir Bernard and Lady Decker,
10 lift the ban against them
coming to Monaco. The money
would be donated TO the Red
Cross. the Prince was informed.
Prince Rainier's reply was
firmly in the negative.
Tony Curtis will be dressed
as a girl when he meets
MariIyn Monroe in Some Like
1t Hot" But / doubt that the
skirt will fool Marilyn. Director
Billy Wilder is using all the
well-known movie gangsters
for guest spots in this pro-
hibition comedy of the '20s--
among them Jimmy Cagney,
Paul MUM, Pat O'Brien, Ed
ward G. Robinson, Allen Jenk-
ins and Frank McHugh. George
Raft is one of the films stars.
y 4
Art LinkIetter, explaining
why he does not use makeup
for his House Party" show:
I'm not the glamor type, and
besides, five times a week is
too much" An aftermath
of Eddie Albert's sunStroke
while working in Roots of
Heaven" in Africa was paraly-
sis on his left side. He's al
most cured, but don't ask him
10 go back to Africa.
The william Wylers have en-
tered their children in a school
in Rome for the year it will
take to complete his ben Hur"
directing assignment. In
cidentally, Romans are wager
ing 1.000-to-1 against an Ava
Gardner Walter CHAR mar
riage. Marie Mcdonald and
Belden Katelman, of the Desert
Inn, have been dating. I
asked Tony Perkins, What
does it feel like to be so sue
cessful?" He thought a minute
and replied, an have to be
unsuccessful for a while, to an
swer."
-
John FarrOw, on why he
chose Robert Stack for the lead
in his John Paul Jones" sea
epic: THE sweat shirt brigade
would look ridiculous on a
quarter deck. ! thought of Alan
Ladd but he's too fat and rich
looking" He's wrong now about
Alan. who is trim and excel
lent in THE Proud Rebel"
Yul Brynner caused a spot of
excitement with producer-di-
rector AnatOle Litvak when he
decided to enter with his sill
yer Mercedes-Benz in the an
nual auto races in Vienna.
"Only spectator sports until
the end of The Journey
said Anatole firmly. In the
same movie is 18-year-old
Countess Barbara Won Nady,
who managed to slip out of
Russian dominated Hungary in
February, 1857. Because of her
background. her education was
restricted. She had never heard
of Shakespeare until she es-
capped from Hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05
boobies TELL
ALL IN CITYS
WEDDING BUREAU

SCHENECTADY, N. Y.
(P.-"I love you. Minnie!"
reads the record in City
Hall.
It's not an official record.
It's a revealing green blot
ter on a table where pros
pective couples fill out mar
riage license applications.
The blotter is full of the
romantic scribblings, but
one corner carries the
plea, Help mother" An
other. "What'd you say
your name WASP"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05
Films of More Thun Routine Merit

FHUS OF wore IHuH NOuIme mSIU
"CHASE A CROOKED SHADOW"-Anne Baxter and Rich
ard Todd in a suspense drama with a surprise twist
MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR'-Natalie Wood, Gene Kelly
recreate the best-seler with a fine Ed Wynn assist.
PARIS HOLIDAY"-BOb Hope spies. a thin comedy
considerably enIyened by Frances Fernandez
"RIFIFP-TOp-n notch Gallo suspense drama about at
tempt at the perfect crime
THREE FACES OF EVE'-MeOdrama notable chiefly for
jeanne WOOdward's Oscar-winning schiZOphrenia.
"TORERO"-Superb exploration Of bullfghtng and why
fascinates starring MexicOs Luis PrOcuna
"TRAPEZE"-Gina LOObrigida cOmpcates life flying
for Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis.
WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION'-MarIene Dietrich
and Charles LaughtOn in a irst-rate courtroom drama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

HAYnYAV FoirFox. Vo OR 1895
SNA@sA saNS etee porkino
CHASE A CROOK ED SHADOW"
RICHARD TODD, ANNE BAXTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05
Portable Rocket
To Give els on
Extru Boost

DENVILLE. N. j., June S up,
Development of a portable
rocket unit allowing a man to
run with the speed of a race
horse and jump extraordinary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-05

heights was described here
yesterday.
Reaction Motors. manufac-
turer Of rocket fuels for missiles
and aircraft, said it has run
successful tests on a unit
strapped to mans body. The
unit provides enough thrust to
overcome partially the pull of
gravity and give a man a de-
gree Of weightlessness.
The device will increase the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16
county Grower,
Vote For Tobacco
Allotment Measure


'i''f s1''H 'i = 'o''a' INK ioN'l III
l''"',' - ,'Pi = - ,.'i''i ~ i'ieig ~ .
oo, ,. t'laS IN el'pipY'' a.. ,Nfi
'u4'''i' i'''Ni N''''i'' p1"p39.'
i'i'oii~ All 'rs ht'o'iir',i III
M I'LL o,n." anN 7'.l, o.'i'n ~'"a ., '1
49, n I'LL sup'''t' - 49, ~ .''.s
d''l sans'.''a'. Nh -' a Inn t'
T''''','i VIZ ~ ..' N9elie s',' y : y
4 h"i'S MI -.'o \" t'n p'2''.a,' It'll, Tilt
ol.S y \, 4 '.'in' vi Y II, .".a MI
','' '''is Il '''' ! '.s'''' I'M '''' "
ttih'9n5 '"t'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16

Harry Denman executive score
PARRY NJ thn national board III
evangelism IF The Methodist Church
VIII address q meeting cf local
commissions Oh membership u
evangf ism ~ Farmrille District 10,
niehl Monday at Crewe
The gathering III Crewe Mo'ho-
dist Church at q pm. rs I'M ibid
interest Of informing and inspiring
listeners about the Church h pro.
gram Of evangelism.
Denman IS a layman, known az
fectionately as MI Methodist HIM
self and is regarded as one III the
nations outstanding form
speakers ID. H + Hudgins. Farm
vile pastor states.
IN addition to local leaders Oh
evangelism in The Districts 81
churches, other interested persons
arc invited to attend
Or. Thomas F Carroll district
superintendent, viii Introduce the
speaker. and Roland Walker. dis
rict lay leader, of kcnbridec. will
speak briefly Thc Rev John Tcter.
pastor Of the host church, viii pre-
| side.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-16
FARMNILLE LOSES 1876

Farmville High School dropped its
opening football game Friday night
IN non-dlstrict bout with Fluvanna.