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going to be panicked by alarm
lists into activities" that could
make present economic hard.
ships more prolonged.
Mr.. Eisenhower reviewed
steps taken to combat the re-
cession and promised future
action as needed in a speech to
the Republican women's an
nual national conference at the
Statler Hotel this afternoon.
He also dashed out at a Sem
ate-paSsed bill freezing farm
price supports as "a 180-degree
turn in the wrong direction"
that could lead only to per
petual troubles for the farmer"
On other subjects, the Presi-
dent:
l. Called for prompt, de.
cisive and fair corrective ac-
ton" to weed out any Govern.
ment officials deviating from
high standards of official con-
duct.
2. Described foreign aid and
extension of the Reciprocal
Trade Agreements Act. with
tariff cutting pro-
visions, as indispensable build
ing stones" in the struggle to
achieve the kind of world
wants.
8. Called for both political
parties to stand up and be
counted" as dedicated to the
best interests of the Nation and
the world, declaring that Amer
lea now cannot tolerate dema-
goguery in any individual or in
any party that would put vim
ming a cheap political advan-
tage above winning the world
struggle for justice and free
DOM"
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Rebels Reopen
.Meddn Battle;
Americans Go
Fierce Warriors
OF Another Province
Join Insurgents
BULLETIN

SINGAPORE up. = The
rebel Padang radio an
nounced that the town Of
Pakanbaru, site of the United
States-owned Caltex oil in
stallations in Central Su-
matra, was recaptured by
rebel forces today. There was
no confirmation from either
the Indonesian government
in Jakarta or revolutionary
sources here.
SINGAPORE, Mar. 10 R.-
Militant Achinese warriors adj
vanced southwark toward dis
puted Medan in Northern SUI
matra today and FLASHED with
government troops on the city's
outskirts.
The attack came as 25C
Americans prepared to evacu-
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy and cold with occasional light snow
today and tonight. low 80. Cloudy and cold
tomorrow. Gull report, Page A-2)
Temperatures Today
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AUTOMOBILES SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES roR

PLYMOUTH 1858 Beivedere "s''
sedan brand-neW car. green and
white. power steering, powerflite.
heater, detrcster; nnderc s'atnss
air -foam seat; safety rim wheels;
special sales price, S2,595.
WHEELER, INC, CHRYSLER CITY
WHEELMoBILE QUALITY CARS
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 3-4s00
PLYMOUTH 1857 VS. 4-dr. Belve-
dere; beautiful wisteria blue and
cloud-white finish; never. titled, sold
with new-car title and warranty
and bonus feature Of factory
installed air conditioning. fully
equipped with powerfiite. p.b., ra-
do. heater. Wv. tires. etc. Sale
price, S2.495, can finance for SO
months with small down payment.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-29O4
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PLYMOUTH $50 4-dr. Sta. Wagon
VS.. powerfiite. r. and h., 1900
miles excellent condition; coins
overseas: S1,700. OIL. 4-O1s2
PLYMOUTH 1858 Convertible Bel.
vedere VS.; powerfiite, r. and h.
Must see TO appreciate. Sl,1g5.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. !. Ave. NE. LA. 6-653O
PLYMOUTH 1854 Savoy 2-dr.
automatic: one owner; sharp; $500.
NASH-ARLINGTON
2OI5 N. Moore St., Arlington, Va.
ia. S-3030
1858 club coupe: auto
matte transmission; radio, good
tires: 2-tone blue: $595.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
10Th and NJ SITS. NV. Ho. 2-s7OO
'5S Belvedere 2-dr.
VS. white and coral glow, auto.
trans. r. and h.: like new. $500
miles; owner diplomat. Call NO.
1854.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1858 Belvedere 80" g
81 hadt0p SanfneT sac DOEsI
radio, heater, Solex glass. torsion
air ride. directional signals, ali
foam seat: undertaking: safety
dash. aluminumized strip. safety
rim wheels; special sales price
S2.645.
WHEELER. INC, CHRYsLER CITY
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 81 custom 4-dr. Sub
station wagon: like new: fully
equipped; Make offer. No dealers.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PLYMOUTH "a de luxe sedan;
looks and runs splendid; $685.;
terms. 500 down. ROPER MOTOR.
LA. $4,000.
PLYMOUTH 81; company -oficial
cars. New-ear title and 3-yr war
ranty: Just 3 left, Well equipped
AIS MOTORS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
AT THE COURTHOUSE

Judge Harold J. Richmond.
The action for $50, 200 filed by
Matthew GruSS, HuntSburg, a.
gainSt George A. Fekete, Clay
ST., HuntSburg, was settled and
dismissed.
n the divorce action filed by
Olive r. Ogle, 1875 Fifth Ave. i,
Chardon, against Max F. Ogle,
Chardon, she was awarded $50
weekly in temporary support.
The foreclosure action brought
by Edward M. WaylS against
Theodore E. Holt and others,
Mentor, was settled and dis
missed.
Eleanor L. Corbett, 224 Cherry
Ave, Chardon, was awarded $40
weekly in temporary support
and alimony during the penden-
cy of her divorce action against
George Corbett, Chardon.
The court ordered investiga-
tions into the past family life
and earning ability of parties
, in two divorce actions: Alma L.
walker, Chagrin Falls, against
Charles B. Waller; Mary Corne-
liuS, 5000 Chillicothe Rd., Ches-
ter, against Ernest Cornelius,
Chester.
jeanette R. LinckS, Rt. 3,
Chardon was awarded a divorce
from Edwin M. LinckS. She was
given custody of the minor chill
dren and $3.50 monthly for ali
mony and support, possession
of the household furnishings, in
tereSt in the premises on Rt. A
and in Chester Township and
one of their automobiles. He
gets title to their other car and
was awarded any other securi-
ties which the couple may have.
In the case of the Central Ma
tional Bank of Cleveland a.
gainst George G. and Molly
Duncan, Old State Rd., Middle
field, the court found due from
the DuncanS: $7319.62 to the
Central National Bank, $3.50 .86
to the First National Bank of
Burton, $2363 .89 to Marion Min
lex, Middlefield.
The appointment of Edward ].
Buchwald as a special deputy
by Sheriff Louis A. RobuSky was
approved by Common Pleas
Judge Harold J. Richmond.
Virginia Fullmer, Newbury,
was awarded a divorce from
Donald Fullmer, Cleveland. She
was given custody of their min
or child and support, and title
to their rsidence at Kiwanls
Lake.
John P. Exley, Rt. 4, Char
don, was awarded a divorce,
custody of the minor children
and title to a house trailer and
an automobile in an action
brought against Pauline A. Ex-
ley, Chardon. She was given Wis
itation rights to see the child
rem. possession of the household
furnishings and title to another
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

claimed due on a note from Eu-
gene EbbinghauS, Rt. 2, Edge
wood Dr., Chardon.
Charging gross neglect of du-
ty and extreme cruelty, John
Albert Weenik, 760 Caves Rd.,
Chesterland, has brought action
for divorce against Janet J.
Weenik, Chester. He seeks GUS
tody of the ten-month-old minor
child and a division of property
Eugene R. Kupper Jr., Char
don, is seeking to collect $3.50
each in two separate actions
against Bestone Inc, Chardon,
and Geauga Lumber and Mill
work, Chardon. Kupper claims
he used Bestone cement blocks
in building a home, and they
were faulty, causing damage to
him. He bought the blocks, he
says, through Geauga Lumber.
Lloyd o. Carlson, doing busi-
ness as CarlSon'S Hardware
Chardon, has brought an action
for $112.20 against Thomas Bo-
lex, Rt. /, Chardon. T h e
amount is claimed due on a
note.
The Farmers National Bank
and Trust Co., Orwell, in two
separate actions, is seeking to
collect $910.71 and $102 from
John Byler and Mary D. Byler
Middlefield. The amounts are
claimed due on notes.
Eleanor A. Murphy, Mosley
Rd., Rt. 2, Thompson, has
brought action for divorce ag-
ainSt Charles w. Murphy, Mos
ley Rd., Thompson. The coup
le have three children. Mrs.
Murphy claims, in her petition,
that he is guilty of gross neg
lect of duty and extreme cruel
ty in that he has spent his time
and money on horses and horse
SHOWS. Sne says ne mas COlQ ner
to leave him. She is asking ali
mony, the household furniture,
and custody and support for
their children.
Rulings
Four judgments for amounts
due on notes were awarded:
Hamilton'S Sunoco Service, Cliff
ford Wayant, agent, $145. so from
Eugene Ebbinghaus, Rt. 2,
Chardon; Lloyd o. Carlson, do
ing business as Carlson's Hard
ware, Chardon, $112.20 from
Thomas Bole,k Rt. /, Chardon;
the Farmers National Bank and
Trust Co., Orwell, $910.71 and
$102 from John and Mary D.
Byler, Middlefield.
The appointment of Lawrence
Stone as a special deputy by
Sheriff Louis A. RobuSky was
approved by Common Pleas
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases


Patricia Ann Matthew, Clay
St., Thompson, a minor, by her
mother, Sylvia Ondrick, TraSk
Rd., Thompson, has filed for di-
vorce against Ralph Sidney Ma
thieu, 10, Clay St., Thompson.
Mrs. Matthew is charging ex-
treme cruelty and gross neglect
of duty, claiming he habitually
uses intoxicating liquors to eX-
cess and that he has committed
physical violence. She sees
custody of their one child, ali
mony and support and proper
ty settlement.
Helen Huff, Box AZ, Chagrin
Falls, has filed action for di-
vorce from William Huff, Wood
lin Ave, Chagrin Falls Par
Allotment. Charging extreme
cruelty, she claims on one oc-
casion he cut her arm with a
piece of glass and poured Scald-
ing water on her to the extent
that she was forced to be hos
pitalized. She is asking custody
of their seven children, support
and division of property.
Wayne Parker, Ward Dr.,
CheSterland, has filed an ap-
peal action against the Chest
er Township Board of zoning
Appeals, Isabelle Kochert, sec
retary. His case is an appeal
to a ruling made by the zoning
board on April Is by which,
Parker claims, he was adverse
ly affected.
Hamilton'S Sunoco Service,
Clifford Wayant, agent, has fill
ed an action to collect $145. so
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Special Service Ends
Circuit Minister Visit

David A. Olson, Circuit Min
lister of Jehovah'S Witnesses,
made his regular Semi-annual
visit to the Chardon Congrega-
tion this week.
Mr.. Olson's visit means in
creased activity in the ministeri-
al work of the witnesses and
participation in a special educa-
tional program. Mrs. Olson ac-
companies her husband and
they are staying at the Tell
Schak home on Route 6.
The weeks schedule was eli
NAKED by a lecture given by
Mr.. Olson Sunday night, April
q at TOO pm. entitled Meet
ing The Needs OF Life Seekers. "
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

to Clark and william Van De-
Motter. James and Kita Hol-
land, "a acre to Yolanda Col
Inns. Edgar and Betty Bastin,
.35 acre, and Carolyn and Walt
er Kontor .18 acre to Norma
Hatchel. va Pelton, .66 acre to
Milan Pelton. Pilarczyk Con
struction Co., 127 acre to
George Jr. and Helen Crowder.
HAMBDEN-Tower Construc-
ton Co., SO acre to Robert Ma
honey. Jennie Graziano, 2.37 ac-
res to Rudolp and Angela Hand
MONTVLLE-Lectus and He
len Morgret, 6.94 acres to jam
es Molzon.
MUNSON-CharleS and Cath
crime Brown, $50 acre to Eve
lyn and A. X. JuStuS.
THOMPSON - Kathryn JuiSt,
It's acre to Clyde Sweeny.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
.Women's Fellowship
Meets Wednesday

The Women'S Fellowship of
the Pilgrim Christian Church
will meet on May 7th in the
Sanctuary Building at loo pm.
for a Smorgasbord. The hosteS-
Ses will be Mrs. Robert Whit
ney, Mrs. Melville Stewart, Mrs.
Gordon Amsbary, and Mrs. c.
L. Shreiner.
Mrs. Robert Savage will have
the DevotionS and Mrs. Marie
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
COUNTY COURT
Civil Cases


COUNTY COURT
Civil Cases
J. w. Stanton nc, Paines-
vile, has brought an action for
$112. 40 claimed to be due on
account against James Heater,
Rt. 3, Jacques Trailer Park,
Chardon.
Air-Way Sanitizor Inc, Ceve-
land, is suing for $92 claimed
due on account from George
Corbett, 224 Cherry Ave, Char
don.
Herman Kreuz, $50 Caves Rd.
Chester, was awarded $130 on a
forcible detention action filed a.
gainSt Glenn Harris, 970 Caves
Rd., Chester. Harris was order
ed to move.
Criminal Cases
Joseph Brule, 43, Rt. 608,
Huntsburg, entered a plea of
not guilty but was found guilty
of trespaSSing and fined S. and
coStS.a
Norman williams, "a, Jack
son Rd., Burton, entered a plea
of guilty to driving while intoi-
Gated and was fined $100 and
costs and sentenced to three
! days in the county jail.
a -
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert Beech, %, Mentor, and
Barbara Cada, 81, Chardon.
Edward J. Runo, 10, Cleve-
land, and Ruth J. Bissell, SO,
Claridon.
James Slattery, 81, Cleveland
and Dorothy Steen, 81, Claridon.
BUILDING PERMITS
CHARDON-John Aumic, Rt.
6, garage; Leonard BoSco, Ho-
ward Dr., garage.
CHESTER-Thomas Zamiska
Clearview Dr., addition; John
White, Ward Dr., garage; Regi-
nald Johnson, Sperry Road,
dwelling; Geroge Danko, Norton
Dr., dwelling; Alfred Muhle, Ce-
dar Acres, dwelling; Ken Rau-
pack, Sperry Rd., dwelling;
Angelo Martorello, Summers DR..
dwelling; Clyde Whitney, Whit
ing Dr., garage; Frank Bagar-
ia, East Hill Dr., dwelling; Ro-
bert Brown, N. Opalocka Dr.,
dwelling; Charles Brown, Wells
wood Trail, dwelling; Frank
Scotland, WellSwood Trail,
dwelling; Albert Stanonik, Null
berry Rd., dwelling; Portor
Boothe, Heath Rd., garage;
John Mackie, East Hill Dr., ad-
dition.
THOMPSON-Nathaniel Berry
Clay St., garage; Anthony Deze-
Ion, Valentine Rd., garage.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CHARDON TWP.-Olmar Con-
Struction Co., l acre to Robert
and joan Neller.
CHARDON VLLAGE-Carrie
Matthews, 80 acre, house, to
Maude Newcomb, Lena An
tiSdale, each one half.
CHESTER - Elbert Mumma,
4.01 acres to Lewis and Goldie
Mcdonald. Howard and Ruth
Reiter, 2.16 acres to Associated
Brokers Inc. Associated Brok-
erS nc, 2.16 acres to NewhouSe
Building Co. Eugene Selder, 5
acres to James and Anthony
Stella. John E. Novotny, 1.01 ac-
re to Ralph and Irene Sprenger.
John and Esther LinckS, 2 &C
res to Dorothy and John Wig
and. Leverett Mapes, $50 ac-
res to Kenneth MapeS ct al.
Kenneth MapeS ct al, $40 acres
to Richard and Mary Phillips.
Baldwin Knealy Co., 1.01 acre
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

car.
An action for $75, 900 brought
by Ann Stanbury, Lyndhurst, a.
gainst James L. Speidel, Ches-
ter, a minor, was settled and
dismissed.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Buckingham

Z Buckingham Central High School
seniors left early last Thursday
morning for three-day trip to
Washington. p G Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Shot2borger accompanied
them Az chapcrones
Ben Rice was dinner pues'
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs Tom Hall.
Miss Ebclyn Alexander and Mrs.
Annie Alexander. Of Pulaski. were
guests last week end Of Misses
Mary and Annie HouseWright
Mr. and Mrs Robert Shotzbcrger
moved Monday to DillWyn.
Gene Land left last Tuesday for
Fort Jackson. s c. after joining
the armed services
Mrs Charlie Hall and daughter
Bonnie. spent several DAYS In Rich
mond visiting Mr. and MIS-. Dyer.
Mrs Eva Llcwcllyn and her grand
children Gan and kathy Dyer. re-
turned to spend a week with the
Halls
Linnie Wiseman left last Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
COLORFD NEWS
Lenr0d l.. BlOwe
New Farm Agent

LenrOd l. BloWe has begun work
IN Prince Edward County as Farm
Agent. who will assist the Negro
farmers Of the county in agrIcul-
tural problems and procedures His
office is established at 40 South
Main street.
A native Of Sussex county he
has farmed all Of his life, attended
Sussex County Training School, was
graduated by Virginia State Sol
lcge, Petersburg. with BIS in
agricultural education in 1853. Be
fore beginning work here he was
food supervisor at the College.
II like Prince Edward County
and am available to the farmers at
any time to assist in improving
crop production by recommended
practices and encourage the boys
and girls in All club work \ he told
the Herald newsman. We hope to
have a home demonstration agent
here IN the near future and plans
can be completed for full agri-
cultural program
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
CurdsviIIc

Guests Of Mr. and Mrs d A
Griffith were Mr. and Mrs w II
Griffith and Earl w Griffith anc
children. Gail and Russell all d
Springfield
q A Marks continues quite III
at Southsidc Community Hospital
MI and MIS-. Wesley Dnnkun
were IN Richmond Wednesday
Webbs Visit
Franklin Webb. Of Lcesburg. and
Bobby Webb. Of Washington. y G..
visited Mrs Reeves Phaup, Mrs.
Mary Dunkum and A. q Marks
\ Thursday
Mis- vcrnard Profit was \
Farmyillc Visitor Friday Her
Young daughter. Ethel Mae. visited
Mrs Edgar Johnson while her
/ mother was in town
MI and mrs Emmett Dunkum
and MISS LizHic were Richmond
visitors Monday
Guests over the week end Of
Mrs NJ M Julian were MI and
Mrs Frank Hyman. Of Richmond
Richmondcrs Spend Week End
Mr. and Mrs Paul Caudcll and
daughters, Of Richmond, spent the
week end with her parents Mn
and Mrs Sweden Alien
The WSCS met Wednesday with
Mrs. Jimmie Leap
Guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs
G. r. Wise and Mrs. Margaret
Hamilton were Nh and Mrs
George Wise. Of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Smith III
Tugglc. visited her parents MI and
Mrs Jim Marks
A group Of girls representing the
Wesley Foundation at LonRwood
College gave program Sunday
evening All SMYRNA church that
was much cnloye ana AN
preclatcd
Clubs 10 Meet Wednesday
Mrs Emmett Dunkum viii be
hostess to the New store and
Hickory Grove Home Dcmonstra-
ton clubs on May "A al ? pm,
since the tour Of homes will be oh
Tuesday.
Guests ol Mi and MIS- Herman
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
McNamaras Spend Week End

, Haven
McNamaras Spend Week End
Mn and Mrs. S. j. Mcnamara
and three children. Theresa Niche
and Beth. OF Luke. Md. spent the
week end wlth Mrs. Mcnamara S
parents, Nh and Mrs. Randolph
Phillips. and her grandmother. Mrs.
Helen Pitts
ScottSVille Baptist church
Womans Missionary Society circles
VIII meet Thursday al b m. Annie
Bell circle VIII meet in the church
annex Lot'ie Moon circle with
Miss Mildred Payne. and Mamie
3 David circle with Mrs DAVID
Glass.
Mrs v r Miiler. MIS- Virginia
Hughes and ms Jackson Beal
Jr MI and Ms Charles A. Stone
and MI and Mrs FLOYD Johnson
We're among those who went on the
house tour III Buckingham county
Sunday
MIS- Virginia Tindal 81 Airing
toni spent thc week end with her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

mother. Mrs j B Tindall. at Hat
! ton Major and Mrs. Louis r Humid
ley. of Lexington. were guests 0
Mrs. Tlndall Sunday
TapscOttS Go to Farmvillc
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Tapscott, o.
Hatton. spent Sunday with theil
son.in-law and daughter, Mr.. anc
Mrs John Warner. in Farmvillc.
\ Mi and Mrs James Laync ant
Martin Layne We're guests Of Mr.
and Mrs J + Layne at Hatton iol
the week end
/ Mrs Hampton Scav, of New Can
ton. with Mrs Hampdcn Scay j.
OF Breno Bluff spent Friday with
Mrs Guy + Moon
Mrs J w Cobbs, Of CharlotteS-
Vile, spent the week end with hcl
sister. Miss Halle Profit
Mrs r. w Walls has returned
to her home in Wilmington. Del
after spending some time here AT
hef nome, va Hau
Beals Have Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Babcr and
Miss Olga Batista. Of Centenary
were Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
w p Beal
Mr. and Mrs John Anderson and
sons. Dennis and Boyd Of Alton.
spent Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs
Harold parr at Chester
Mrs Helen Gu'man, Of Washing
ton D c.. spent the week end with
Mrs Royce Collins
Mrs w L. Ga~dner is spending
several days with her granddaugh-
ter and family. Mn and Mrs.
Thomas Burruss III Charlottcs-
vile
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Scay Of Am
herst. spent Sunday with MIR and
Mrs Luther Cleveland.
Miss Babcr Spends Day
Miss Zula Mae Baber. Of Char
lottesvlllc spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and MIS- L. L. Baber.
at Hatton
Mrs Mamie Leap of Wayncs
boro and Mr. and Mrs Jimmie
Leap Of Dillwyn. spent Sunday at
their old home near Scottsville
Mrs W p Harrison returned to
Waynesboro for 4 visit with Mrs
Leap
Mr.. and Mrs Collie Combs and
MIR and Mrs Carl Combs and chill
dren, Mia and Stizanne spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs Walter
Meredith al BoydS Tavern
Miss Elizabeth Ralston and Ed
Perkins Of Washington y q spent
the week end With MI and Mrs
" A Dawson and family
Z Mrs Dorothy Stephens. OF Salem
is expected 10 spend the week end
with Nj and MIS- Jackson Bcal
Jg
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Dowdy Sunday were Mn and Mrs.
yland Dowdy, and sons. Of
Dowdy's Corner and Nh and Mrs
Bernard Wootcn, and family. q
TuRgle
II e 7 nj a n and Ryland Dowdy
called on Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Wooten. and family. Of Anderson
vile. Sunday
Ml and Mrs Charlie Layman
and his mother. Of Green Springs.
and Gordonsville. visited Mrs
Reeves Phaup
Mrs. Fred Rhodes. Of Richmond
IS a visitor Of the John Putncys
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on Mt Alto
Hugh Brown. Of HopcWell. visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. G N
Brown
Worship services are held at the
Methodist church here now every
Sunday at 845 m.
Miss Patsy Meyer Of Schuyler,
visited Nh and Mrs. G. N Brown,
and family. Friday
Mrs G w Morris. Miss Dorothy
Brown. John T. Hurt. Vernard
Hurt and Mr.. and Mrs II E Fen
wick were in Scottsville
R. l.. Taylor of scottsvillc,
visited Mrs. { W. Morris last
week end
MISS Linda Meyer, Of SCHUYLER,
visited the G N Browns
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
AndcrsonviIle

The home OF Mr. and Mrs. j r.
Anderson was the scene OF much
activity Sunday when the family
gathered TO celebrate the ninety
second birthday 81 MIS- Ander
sons mother, Mrs A. &. Wood
About 80 guests cnioycd the day.
Mrs A p Maycs. Of Stony Creek
VAS week end guest Of Miss Beth
Forbes Mrs Maycs and Miss
Forbes made tour Of some Of the
DID homes Of BUCKINGHAM On Satur-
day James Forbes also spent Sun
dav al MS homr here.
Mr and MI n. M. Morgan and
their young daughter are spending
this week with Mrs {. B. Morgan
MISS Louise Morgan spent Sunday
with the family. too
Saxon Have supper
MI and Mrs W. II, Saxon. Yves
and the twins. Marty and DICK.
were guests Of MI and MIS- r
Anderson for Sunday supper
Mrs Ernest MORGAN has re-
turned after spending several days
III the Southsidc Community Hospi-
tal MISS Mary Nobel Morgan ac-
companlcd her mother home and
will be With her fer several days
Juan Andersen 81 Richmond
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs J r Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Morgan cele-
bratcd their daughter Nancy N
twelfth birthday Saturday after
noon. inviting about 25 friends for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
IIowardsyillc

Mr.. and Mrs Ronnic Robertson
and two children. and Mrs Ruby
F. Harris, OF Richmond, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs M. j
Mclean and Mrs Mary Fenwick
at Mt Alto
Mr. and Mrs Douglas White, and
son. Of Richmond. spent the week
end with Mrs Whites parents. Mr.
and Mrs c. V. Giannini
Mr. and Mrs Hunter F. Fen
wick spent the week end in Falls
Church with \. D Roberts and at
tended birthday party Sunday IN
honor Of Mr. Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Heath. and
children. Of Gladstone. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Goolsby
AlcAandrians Visit
Mr. and Mrs G. r Clements.
and family. of Alexandria. visited
his parents Saturday
Mrs Thomas G Fcnwick is visit
ing relatives and friends in Airing
ton.
Miss Mary Ann Curric'- Of
Scottsville. lislte Miss Paula
Cobbs
Misses Dorothy and Betty Brown
and Vernard Hurt visited IN
Schuyler Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Earl Burcher. and
children, Of Manteo. were guests
Sunday Of his mother. Mrs. w. L.
Burcher.
RichmOnders Spend Week End
pr Margaret Noting and Miss
Courtney Irving. Of Richmond,
spent the week end at their cabin