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june is, i55s, at Io:45 pm,
cLEMENTINE FRAZIER ella
WOODS OF 1901 NJ st. ne She
leaves TO mourn their loss a devoted
son. Albert b FRAZIER. three sisters
Mrs. Rosa Thomas, Mrs. Addie Rob-
inson and Mrs Clara Greene: one
brother, John Simms. q daughter-
in-laW. Mrs Ruth Frazier. three
uncles. FIVE nieces, three nephews,
other relatives and many friends
The late Mrs Woods NAV be
viewed at the above residence after
. pm wednesday, June is. Fu-
neral services on Thursday June
10. At the Mount Airy Baptist
Church, Il l. 81. nv. at
ieistins Intsiment ArltaEton Ma
tionsl Cemetery. SeI Hes ~
Stewart. IL
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IL. 1888, at the pistElet, General
st. Catherine St. me- husband OF
Mrs. Henry Austin. Also survly-
ing are two daughters, four grand-
children. six nephews, twelve nieces,
three brothers, one sister, one
uncle, one aunt and a host OF other
relatives and many friends. After
nm. Wednesday, June ls, friends
may call at the Henry s. WASH
ington a Sons Funeral Home. 1925
Deane ave ne. Funeral services
on Thursday, June 10, at 1870
pm. at the Grace Methodist
Church, no 5gth ave- Fairmont
Heiehts Nd. the Rev. Edward 5.
Williams oficiating Interment
Carver Memorial Park
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SAC E st. ne. on June i8. 1883.
Husband Of Mary A. Mangold, father
SI.r, Mrs t. bSslse me- MSSre Ms1;,r MTs
Mangold. jr. Five grandchildren
also survive. Services at the Cham
beTs Funeral Home. 5i7 18th st.
Sc, on Thursday, June 10. at
pm. Interment Congressional Gene
terry. is
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ANoII, Rosa ,, ANNA; 81 sSS ,ith q,
Of the late Robert W. Knott, mother
Of John r., James s., Elmer j.,
and John @ Knot. and Mrs. Mag
delene Nueent. Remains at the above
residence un.l tnursaay, June ~.
At y an. Mass at St Dominica
Catholic Church. 9th and T stS. s.w.
AZ $50 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Services BY chambe-'s
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Nor Monday june ID. 1855, at Chi
drens Hospital. ERNEST EUGENl
NEAL. Jr.. OF Tuskegee Institute
Alabama, beloved son OF Juette an
Ernest E. Neal. ST.. beloved brothe
Of Kathleen Neal He also. leave
and many friends. Remains rest
Ing at the John T. Rhines & CO
Funeral Home, 90l I'd st.. sw
where friends may call after ) n
Tuesday. June II Funeral serv
pm. at the Gethsemane Baptis
Church. 22d st. and virginia ave
NV, the Rev George f. Vance
ofiiciatinR lnterment Tuskegee In
stitute. Alabama
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June II, ia5s. joHN B SIZE
MORE Of 1O4l 10th st. ne. fathe
Of Tyrone, John. Beverly, Yvonne
Dianne and Regina Sizemore, sol
Mrs Eva Pender, Mrs Marjori
Gaskill. Mrs. Dorothy Haney, Mrs
Annie Dawkins, Mrs. Matte Nc
KelYy Mrs. Darlene Geter, Mrs
Mildred Burlington and Pearl, Mel
win, Geraldine, William. Caleb. Al
Daniel W. sizemofe After pm
Tuesday, June IL, friends may cal
at the Carver Memorial Funers
Home. 20 II st. NV. patrons park
ing on adjoining lott. Funers
munity Methodist Church, 18th
and Lewis SITS ne. on "Wednesday
June Is. at 80 pm. Intermen
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SCOTT, HESTER ANNE. on Monday,
June 49,, 1888 at her residence,
s2ln Indian Head hwy. HEsTER
the late Eugene Scott. mother 81
Lillian Havenner, Lots Dismcndy
Ellsworth and Archie Scott and the
late Elsie Gaerttner, sister Of Matte
Miller, Ada Flanigan. Edward and
Aubrey Robey, Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home.
1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Wednes-
day. June is, at . pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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GARDNER. REGINALD B. On Mon,

day. June ii, 1855 REdINALD B.
GARDNER Of 1920 LIST st. ne,
ner. devoted father of Crawford
Gardner Mae Gardner Jones and
Antoinette Gardner. He also is
survived by three brothers. Daw-
son, Edward and Kenneth Gardner
one Son-in-law, Ellis ID Jones OF
Durham, N. c.. q daughter-in-law,
Annette Aston Gardner; four grand
children, other relatives and many
friends After pm. Wednesday,
June rs, friends are invited -. TO
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1432 You
St NV Mass will be offered At
St. Martins Catholic Church, North
Capitol and T SITS. NV, At am
THURSDAY June 10 Interment Car
yer Memorial Cemetery, is
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ANTONELLI. DOMINIC ", omeers
- and members Of National
@ !. !: !; !: p; T
day, june v Is; la5s hn AZ P s10 \
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MAVION, BRIO. GIN. VHAHLES'
U. s. A. y. RETIRED. Mem
CD { ! o. !: &. ].
- ter. No. / d, Disabled Amer
~ MulA lean Veterans. Members
n ~ MH Of the chapter may call
NXfyS from $40 am. to 10 pm.
Wednesday, June Is, 1868,
- at Chambers Funeral
Home, 5l7 18th St sc, Services
in Fort Myer Chapel on THURSDAY,
June 10, at IL am. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery
MASSIE W. BLANKINSH1P,
Commander .
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WADE, MARY Z. On Mondayl jung
10. 1858, MARY L. WADE Of 1924
Florida ave NV, sister OF Mrs.
Louise W Thomas and aunt of
Mrs. Maude l.. Simms She also
is survived BY one brother in-law,
Mr.. James r. Thomas. and other
relatives ana many friends Re-
mains resting at the Morrow a.
Woodford Funeral Home. 1922 tn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Robert l.. Butler. Jr, Of Hinton,
w. Va, is spending two weeks here
as pharmacist at Owen-Sanford
drug store while Mr.. Owen IL on
vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Prater and
son, Dennis Jackson. Of Miami
Fla, are visiting MS Pratcr s
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID s. Strick-
land Mr.. Prater is currently serv-
ing in the U s. Marine Corps
Mr.. and Mrs c. t Agce and Mr.
and Mrs Robert G. Johnson, Of
Richmond spent the past week al
Virginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs O. b Blair and
children were week end guests Of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs w. l..
Blair, IN Chatham
Mr. and Mrs Carlton B Dick
Noel. who have spent the past two
months in Albuquerque. n M.
visited Mr.. Noel's mother. Mrs
George r. Rodgers, and Mr. Rod
gers several days en- route to their
home in Bristol
Mr. and Mrs Doug Aeee, Of
Frederick, Md. have been guests
Of his mother. Mrs. c. f. Agee.
Mrs. George Lloyd was hostess
70 her canasta club Tuesday eve
ming.
RoSalyn Boyce. who had spent
month with her grandmother. Mrs.
Susie Boyce, returned to Lynch
burg Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29
Historical Sites
Visited By Society


The Cherry Grove Society. Chill
dren Of American Revolution. made
a trip to Richmond. Tuesday. Aug
ust 26 10 tour the historic ST.
John Episcopal Church. where
Patrick Henry made his famous
speech for liberty in l775,
After touring the church and the
historical graveyard. where tn e
mother Of Edgar Allan Poe. as we'll
as many other famous people. was
buried. the group went to nearby
Chimparan5o Park. where they en-
loyed picnic lunch
The members were accompanied
by Mrs r. B. Crawford. Senior
President of the society. Mrs B
T. Taylor. il. and Mrs. A. B
Holmes.
Among those making the trip
were Mary Lancaster. June Ian
caster. Alex Holmes. Anne Holmes.
Barbara Seelv Ann DeMuth, Burt
Hamburg Jimmy Putncy. Sam
Putney visitor. Sherry Taylor Lee
Putney Fay Martin. Adele Watkins
and Betty BenAe't Taylor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29
Miss Montgomery Becomes Bride OF
NJ. Silrsy At Pc.chalan Saturday

a3e slsn#a.se d Miss Sally Jea'
10 etnl wv ciaiaiiinl Of MI and
Nj fhatf es Patterson Mont
eonefy II aMa Greek Mills. to
Na e s.aelefm slsey. j.. son of
A.: ard MIS- slvev. Of Dnallrk.
\ took place Saturday. August
p IL -Ta rm in The 81 Lake y
Er ~caeal cAnreh At E.ne Creek
NILS.
Tie Rev Merton Townsc & Of
r.1ec George. offsciated.
The bride was elven IN rlarr.ase
b. hcr father
Mrs Thoalas Wand. 81 Rich
rlnad WAS her sisters matrpn Of
h 0 nor Bridesmaids we're Miss
Ell abeih Eeenoa OF Ncrw d
Powhatan: Miss Martha KELLOGG. of
Richmond. and M.ss Mar4alet Mai
lory q WARSAW Betss HOS. Of
Fowha III Ti aAash Hardv. 81
Riehnond. and Nreiaia silyev. Or
Fredericksburg. were flower girls.
Mr. silyev was his Soa's best
man. llshers were Frank Silvey
Jr.. 0. FREDERICKSBURG. cousin Of
the BRIDEGROOM Lewis Howard
Mund.n, III cousin Of the bride.
Fred Judd Bender and Donald
HAYS, all of Richmond.
a reception was held At Oak
lands. home of the bride
The couple VII ike II Fayette-
VILE. N G.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Mrs. l.. A. johnson and Mrs.
Bessie L. Thompson spent the week
end In Columbia, S. G.. where they
visited Mrs. Thompson son, G. b.
Thompson. Jr.. who is taking his
basic training at Fort Jackson.
S. c.
Winston Johnston spent few
days this week III Washington, ID G.
Mi. and Mrs. j b Williams and
family were hosts for a reunion OF
Mrs Williams family the past week
end. Eight Of the ten George Sis
tcrs and brothers and their families
met there.
Present were M ard Ms David
p. George, Mr.. and Mrs. W M
'homason and Mrs Helen 6 Mel
lettc all Of Laurcns. S O.. Judson
George. ol Raleigh N XII, Mrs. w.
K. Sweat, Of Richmond, Miss
Mary George, Of Washington. D G. ),
and Mr. and Mrs w r. Hudgins,
also Of Washington. but who are
moving to Oklahoma City this
week.
MI and Mrs W w Watson and
children have returned from tour
OF the Skyline Drive and vacation
ing at Buckroc Beach
VI II Wilkerson. Of Lynchburg
spent few days here this week
with his family
Kent Garter and Edmund New
man will leave Monday to enroll at
81. Christopher school in Rich
mond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Mr. and Mrs Charles Flcenor
have returned from a trip to Bristol
En- route home they visited their
son and family. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Fleenor. ~ ID Martins
VILE.
MI and Mrs Harold Garrett and
son. Morgan, attended the marriage
Of Miss Ruth Raney to Stephen
Cowan III Dundas Saturday after
noon Mr. Cowan is a nephew "
Mrs Garrett
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Bloxom OF
Accomac county. visited Mrs Lee
d. Vought during the week end
Mrs r, w Catlin ana daughter
Ruth. left Tuesday to spend the
week at the Carolnian In Mas
Head. ~ G.
Mrs T, G Webster has returned
from a trlp 10 Florida where she
visited Mr. and Mrs r d MIS-
sinner and Mi and Mrs y = ADJ
bolt in Orlando and Mr. and MS
s. II Hancs in Fort Richly Mrs.
Webster was accompanied By Mrs.
Eugene Ross. d Creae
MIS-. j /. Bernard ava Miss
Lora Bernard VIII return Tits week
from visiting in st. Adams, W Va
and kinesport, Tenn.
Ms. A. Il crane Has Al her
guests her daughter and family.
MI. and Mrs Rockwell Boyle ana
two sons. Of San Francisco, Calf
Miss Los Dorraine, of Washing
ton, D. G.. was a week end guest Of
hcr cousin, Miss Margaret Ken
ncdy. Other guests III the same
home during the week end wer
Roger Horiugan and son. Roger
Jr Of Roanoke
Allen REYNOLDS has returned
home after spending the summer
months II Penns Grove An n
Mr. ana Mrs Ernest fowler and
daughter. Cary Walton. Of Rich
nond were guests of MISS Jose
phine fowler for the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Mrs M T. Hankins. Of Rich
mond, visited her mother. Mrs. w
s. Ovcrton Wednesday
Dr AID Mrs W W Noel and
family " Henderson. N C have
been guests Of pr Noel \ parents.
Mr. and Mrs. X w Noel
Al. Smith left Thursday for a visit
with his parents. Mn and Mrs. a.
NJ Smith, N Beltaire, II 4, NJ XII
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Powell Or
Bahreln. Saudi Arabia. were re-
cent guests OF Miss Margaret Ken
needy Mrs Powell is the former
MISS Alice StrocE. Of Prince Ed
ward county
Nh and Mrs Murlcl Wllkerson
Of Roanoke. were week end guests
Of the j b Elllngtons.
Mrs n Edward Blrrcll has RAJ
turned from spending several
weeks With Mrs Margaret Blanch-
ard iii Woodland. N G.
q ] Allard is spending the week
AZ Myrtle Beach 5 &
John Peach u Blackstone ana
J W CunpnEton are on the to
bacco market IN North Carolina
and South Carolina TINS week
Tommy Nottingham has returned
~ Charlottesville after visit with
his aunt, MRS. r Kyle Baldwin. and
family.
Dave Weinberg and son. Edward
Allen. spent several days last
week In Philadelphia, Pa. on a
buying irlp While there Edward
Allen appeared Oh the American
Bandstand ~ show En- route
home they visited relatives in
Baltimore Md
Mr and Mrs Lester 4 Andrews
Mr ana Mrs Richard Nelson and
MI and MRS Franklin Bruce All
tended The Tuesday evening per
formancc Of South Pacific in
Richmond
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Burger of
Ashland We're guests " his DAM
cnts. Mr. ana Mrs Marshall Bur
ger for the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Bob Williams. Clearance Huff and
Jack David. who were recently
transferred here with the Soil Con
servation Service. arc living at ITO
High street.
Miss jeanne Maitland. Of Rich
mond. was a week end guest in the
Erby Johnston home.
MI. and Mrs. Lee Oliver and
children. Kathy. Susan and Ben.
will leave Friday for Portsmouth.
where Mr. Oliver has accepted a
position as sales manager with the
TideWater Lumber Company The
divers will be at home at 1911
Mcdaniel street in Portsmouth
Mrs. Charles w Hill and chill
dren. Of Richmond are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse W
Gates. Of the Cumberland road Mr.
Hill, who is attending the Virginia
bankers school at the University
OF Virginia in Charlottesville viii
Join his family later In the week
Miss 10 Anne Cox attended a
house party in Montreal. n G., re-
Gently.
Ms. shar Hatcher ana grand
daughter. Carolyn Fischer. joined
MIS-. Hatcher's daughter a n d
family. Mr. and Mrs w J Owen
in Richmond, and are spending a
few days at Buckroe Beach
Mrs James Bullock, Of williams
burg. is spending the week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Glenn. Mr.. Bullock will join them
for the week end
PVT AL Johnston, formerly Of
Fort Benning Ga. Is spending two
weeks here with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Erby Johnston, before re
porting for duty at Fort Monmouth.
n j.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Thompson.
Of Boydton arc guests Of their
daughter Mrs. Robert Burger, and
family.
Mrs r 7 Brumfeld Mrs L
5. Shields and Mrs W J Svdnor
attended the Wednesday performs
ance Of South Pacific" " Rich
mond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

The Fulton Bible class of the
Farmville Methodist Church VIII
hold its regular meeting September
? at 9 pm. with Mrs H. D. Pritch-
ard al BIG S Main
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29
Hospital News
There were 81 patients !
hospital Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted

There were 81 patients in the
hospital Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted
Mrs. j l.. Bolllnger. Chase City,
Hunter Osborne, Burkeville. Gray
Shunaker, Dillwyn, James Falls,
Amelia; Miss Emma Wooten, Pros
pcct. +. A Bondurant, Farmvlllc.
Mrs Matte Gillispie. Farmville.
Miss Ruth Garrett. Keysville. Mrs.
s. K. Reynolds, Prospect. Mrs. L,
w. HUBBARD Farmvillc; Mrs. Ida
Ferguson, FaimWlle: Howard Jen-
klns. Crewc Tommy Orange.
BurkeVille. Mrs g. A. Wallace.
Chase City; Miss Lila London
Farmville DR. Woodrow Taylor,
Farmville and Davis LaBellc.
FarmVlllc.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Garner
Farnvlllc. girl, August q
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wootton,
BTkeville boy. August 30
Co,orcd Patients
Jessie Nash Rice Enla Wheeler,
Cullen, Johnnie Jackson. Green
Bay and Willie Harding, KcysWlle
Colored Birth
Warren and Matte Scott, Pros
oect, gil, August 25
Nh. AID Mrs. ". OTIS McClung
hfe at home after visiting relatives
n Georgia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

A surprise party was given for
MIS- Wilson Shores al her Carriers
vile home Wednesday, August 20
Buffet supper was served al $50
when the 26 invited guests arrived,
which included her sister, Mrs
Earl Saunders. of Elizabeth City
~ c.
The traditional birthday cake
forn m e d the centerpiece in the
candle-lighted dining room where a
color scheme OF pink and white was
carried oat the detail Dancing and
games furnished the entertainment
for The evening Hosiesses were
Mrs. Charles Scott. Cumberland
Mrs. Nelson Robertson, Hamilton
Mrs NJ j Taperino and Mrs
Charles Spillman, Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

The REV aud MIS-. George Hen
ley d Hampton. are guests of Mrs
Henley S mother Mrs J Garland
Hanes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Mrs Ruby H. knight and Dr. A.
c. Fraser both Of Farmville. were
married Wednesday. August y. at
Bennettesvllle, S C. Judge Walter
NJ Newton. friend of Dr., Fraser.
performed the ceremony at his
home in Bennettsville.
Dr.. and Mrs Fraser viii make
their home IN Farmeille at 4l2 First
avenue
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Mss BOD bic Scott Williams,
aaRh'cr n Mr. and NJ NJ ] -
Williams. returned home FrIda
rom the unive s.fy OF North Caro-
ira IN CAppel Hill. N. G. whare
III has been doing graduate work
for the past yea Last Thursday
= CONNECTED all requirements 70
YER m s'crs dngrcc III English
Miss Williams VIII leave next
eek f,r Chenille W Va. where
he is 10 teach Al Glenville State
Teache s Colleee
Miss Williams Is a graduate Of
"armville lligh School and Long
wood College
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

Mrs William L. Cash was honored
with a farewell bridge-canasta
party Tuesday evening By MIS- c
T. spurlock Jr Mrs. W. S Hamil-
ton and Mrs Z E Riddleberger
at the Spurlock home on Watson
Mrs Charles L. Nobel won high
score at bridge. Mrs Joseph L.
Ramsey won the high prize at
canasta The honoree was presented
With a gift.
The CASKS VIII move 10 Fred
ericksburg Monday where MIR Cash
has accepted a position as assis-
tant-manager Of Leggett's depart
ment store
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29
Mrs. Neluman' Dog Wins Third Prize

The Commonwealth Dog Obedi-
ence match. Wednesday night, Aug
ust 90 marking the end Of course
in dog obedience that began May
%.
Mrs Ann Sy dn-or Newman
handled her miniature silver poodle.
"Coco." for the contest. and
captured third place in the contest
with 1872 points out Of a possible
200
Mrs. F. H. Hamburg, Jr, handled
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

The Mems Bible class Of the
Granville Baptist Church held its
annual picnic az the w A Watson
Jr. cabin on the Mllnwood road
Wednesday evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29

her toy Manchester terrier. "JoJo"
IN the obedience trial. and came
n fifth, with 1871 points.
The match was conducted at
Moore's Field Richmond. TIL
highest score that night was 1875
points.
In addition to the ribbon proudly
worn by Coco" Mrs Newman
also brought home a silver picture
frame in recognition for the third
place award.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-29
Club Calendar

FarmyilIe PRESBYTERIAN Womans
Executive Board meets Mon
day. September / at 80 pm IN
the church parlar
Evening star., 1958-04-27

cling jobs locally what age and what sine model
they use most The stores were virtually unani-
nous; while they use teen-agers and women Of all
ages as models, the most frequently used are Is
to 80 and wear q sine 10 or II. We then asked mod
cling agencies to give the height, weight dimen-
sions age and marital status Of working models
within the age and sine group given by stores. Our
statistics are the average Of all the schools and
agencies canvassed.
People In the business say there are about 50
free-lance" models working or less full time.
Work is not divided equally The really good jobs
CONTINUED
Evening star., 1958-04-27
By DORIS KANTER
star star writer

apply to chic, well-manicured goddesses as wen az
to ordinary humanS2
On a more mundane plane. how much money
does the average model make?
What sort Of life does she lead?
The average washington fashion model-sta-
tstically, anyways n years old, married, feet
inches tall, weighs 116 pounds, and wears size
10 or IL. Her measurements, In the usual order,
are 35-24-35k. SUNDAY, The Star Magazine, came
by this statistical creature the following way:
We asked the nine department stores and spe-
eiaty shops that provide most Of the fashion mod
Evening star., 1958-04-27

NVODAY'S goddess Of glamour is the fashion
Il model Girls initiate her. Women watch raptly
for countless hours as she struts down fashion
show runways and across magazine pages. Men who
recall the gleam "showgrl" brought to fathers eye
react in much the same way these days to model"
Small wonder that thousands Of girls dream Of
this one career. But how far Is it from aspiration
to reality? Is it dicult to break into fashion mod
cling In Washington? What sort Of natural talent
must girl have?
It's been said no career holds glamour long
for the person actually engaged in IL. Does this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
Charges Dropped
Against Dancer
In Troffic Death

A traffic negligent homicide
charge against Norma Lee
Kenton, IS, of Alexandria, was
dropped today in Municipal
Court for lack Of evidence.
Mrs. Kenton, a dancer
known professionally as Sherri
Winters, was the driver Of an
auto in which Powell B. Nc
Haney, 50. of st. Louis. pres
ident of the General American
Life Insurance Co., was killed
last December 4.
According to police the Ken
ton automobile skidded and
went out of control, collidine
with an auto driven by Prince
Georges County Police Corpl,
George I. Thornbury, 80, OF
Glen Dale, Md, at Sixteenth
street and New York ave-
nue. NE.
The accident occurred during
a snowstorni.
Assistant United States At
torney Thomas O'Malley said
there were no witnesses to the
crash other than Corpl. Thorn
bury who said he could not
testify as to the manner in
which Mrs. Kenton was driv-
ing because he did not see her
automobile until a split-seconc
before it skidded into his.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
WILLIAMS

Continued From First Page
he said. wagging his finger at
the judge.
Attorney William Bachrach,
appointed by Judge Scalley,
explained to williams that the
court had not found him in
sane. He said Judge Scalley
was merely sending him to the
hospital for a mental examina-
ton. and that II it were de-
termined he was sane. he
would be released from the
hospital at the end Of the 30
day period.
The request for the mental
examination was made by As
sistant Corporation Counsel
Clark King.
Law enforcement officials
have done their utmost to keep
williams off the streets. How
ever. three weeks ago he was
released in District Court after
two psychiatrists testified he
was sane although he was "po-
tentially dangerous" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
HERE IS MY CALLING CARD
Boy, IA, Robs Cobbie
To Pay Coming Debts

Massachusetts, avenue NV
about 3:45 pm. and asked to be
taken to Fortieth and Fessen-
den streets NV. On arrival
there, the victim said, the pas
senger asked II he could change
q $40 bill.
The driver started to make
change when, he said, the boy
pulled a pistol and said Il don't
want your credentials; just
give me the wallet"
Mr.. Lyman called police
from a nearby house and. with
Pvts. Leonard Valin and c. c.
Clinesmith. cruised the area
until the suspect was found and
identified.
Police said he told Of trying
to rob another cab driver three
weeks ago. He is charged with
robbery and attempted robbery
and was sent to the Receiving
Home.