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entire Jewish community my
elated feelings about this
great research and healing
center where the dignity of
each individual person and
patient is respected. Blessed
be the entire personnel from
all the great medical men and
to the entire nursing staff
and to all others in their
varied service here for their
most h u m ane, extremely
friendly and understanding
treatment of all the sick that
come here.
PoSt-operative treatments
will keep me here until July
18 when / expect to return to
Tucson and home.
JOSEPH FELDMAN
City of Hope
Duarte, Cal.
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
Abe (hanin.s
POST OFFICE

TWAS REMINDED the other day of Tucson's
first Jewish basketball team.
The discussion started when the subject of the
projected Danciger memorial gym-auditorium came
up
This new project will be marvellous addition to
the Tucson Jewish community. 1t will give huge
meeting place for all types of important affairs and
also will to build strong youth in our commu-
nifty through a vigorous athletic program.
This will all be wonderful, but let's return to the
subject of Tucsons first al-Jewish basketball team.
1t is something to remember.
The YMCA, in the thirties had rather uncom
Portable building and gymnasium West Congress
Street and it had church basketball league. The
Catholics Stunned the league, but there were Bap-
tists Protestants, Methodsts, Nazarenes and even
Mormons. But no Jews.
Now what church league would be complete
without the flavor of synagogue team?
~ ~ ~
so IT CAME TO PASS to paraphrase biblical
expression that few of the young boys around Tue
son High School-and believe me, there were ONLY
a few Jewish boys there-got to thinking about this
church league without synagogue team
And one fall they organized a team. 1t was some
shape of team-short and tall, slim and chubby
but club with the spirit of the Maccabees.
There were, in those depression days. no funds
for fancy uniforms But could this team go into the
church league without uniforms such as they might
be?
There came the ingenuity of youth. Sleeveless
undershirts were dipped in light blue Rit dye, and
the shorts were plain, gray gym shorts. hate TO
tell you what the uniform resembled but it did have
a Yiddish "tam'-at least the boys thought so be-
cause they had chosen Jewish color.
THE UNIFORMS MAY not have been fancy,
and the team might have looked like stray unit
from the east side of New York.
But as said, the players had the heart OF the
Maccabees. And they were cheered on by the half
a-handful of Jewish girls who then lived in Tucson.
They sat in the tiny balcony of the old YMCA and
cheered the "Young Judeans', as they were known,
on to brilliant victory.
And victory it was because the YJs won the
Church League in surprising upset.
How do I remember so much about this team?
+ a newspaperman today the short, skinny Tin
those days. member of the team.
Our height was supplied by George 1--WE called
him Stretch) Miller now painter here. Other mem
hers of the team were Mike Levkowitz, the East
Speedway electrical king; Dr. Leo Pine, now noted
scientist and professor at Duke University Martin
Kesselman research physicist for Hughes Aircraft
in Los Angeles; AL Kossyn, successful businessman
living in New Jersey; Jack Brown, west coast en-
eineer. and Alex Weinberg who died recently in
car accident in Los Angeles.
IF YOU need verification of the facts talk to my
wife She was one of those who sat in the balcony
and cheered!
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
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18th AND PARK RID. NV

) rms, bath. porch. 500.
WALTER A. BROWN
lO1s Vt. Ma. s-le52. OIL. 2-5I34
2201 X ST. N.W.-S8O
2 rms. new kit, bath. BARRY CO.
1907 n. NE. s-2025, ia. e-g279
2501 CALVERT ST. NV.
OPPOSITE sHoREHAM HOTEL
eupancy at this very desirable and
convenient location. A Groom. kit,
bath enc. apt. S75. mo. util. incl.
see Jhnitoy 70 inapect,
SULLIVAN EROS.
1880 < a NV. m. s-4ssa
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Per person Lse. dble. rms. 81
day. Also rms Sl4 wk. up. Maid
seTv. laun facilS., blk. on
Conn. . blks Nfayfiower Walk
dntn. l226 nth st NV, LII.
.-7iga, RE 7-6l1S or Me
S.SnAA
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CoLORED - FURN. RMS, sal
and dble. $3.50 and $40 XII
priv; child accepted. IL. 3-2254
COLoRED-I FRONT ROOM fol
refined person RA. 6-g045. 45lg
Illinois ave, NV
COL0RED - 2 LARGE furnished
rooms Call DE. 2-4324 any time
eDLORED--Is20 18th ST. NV
Lge. front rm., with use Of kit
and bath on same FIR; in refined
home RA. 3-354a
COLORED---l RM., sun porch com.
bined with pvt. phone and share
bath for refined man or lady. RA,
6-6454
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lAPTs. uNFuRNlsHED--D. OIL
lcoNTlhuEDl

PA, AVE-. NV stia-e rooms,
aeleney 40 s0. e XVI niNpsoN
co. NC MR, s.ssoo.
sOMKRsET Pr NV tod.
"a ssarm a.,o.s,Ps' $3.50 aood 'san'p
Modern e-bedrm, apt END
floor duplex: aduitss utlls. In
slncsd ok kitchen. Call 10
WALTER REKD vics 40 Cedar ).
Id a.: SIS. IA a-isGS' '''
nEDRM,, Nv, RIM reeep hall, kit,,
bath. $50 80. NV. vac incl, all
utlla. except elec, DIXIE REALTY
CO. hstss itlT 1 a. NV Ma
NEAR BOILING IIEID. sass Nor.
BATH Only abg 80. NR. NEu.
MANN, MA. $1,000,
oNE-YKAR LEAsK--uunr, against
rent increases. good location. Z
and 3 bedrfn. apis, 10, 2-niA.,
LAR0R EFFICIENCY With ki,, and
dinette, lnrEe closet, tiled BATH
InetA 4Aa aANMNfs ~ AFht NNti
n Blas pu oonVs csres cs m Ssassf'
w. 7-36pa untll 7 pm,
Isat 9Iaa ST.. NV, Apt. tive
bedrooms. Can Tu, 10000,
I-FEDR00M APT, NV. section
Inquire superintendent. a. 1871
Somerset pl, NV. Ant, LEA.
Y RMS, lit. and bath. hot wAtei
farn.. S5A mo, a..O 9th 81. ne.
Lu. 4-bksi, Key al top.f, apt
ffaa 3ra 81. NV, Apt. .--Redrm.
liv. rm,. dinette. KID. and bath
screened porch; excel. cond
Sssh0 mo. TX, a-esse
s3si WISCONSIN AVE. NV. Apt
Ss,5 on sns ssds srS rs,s rm Et snf
heat and hot water fufn, com.
pletely redecorated. S79 80 mo
Janitor will show Elk. 3-s4Sa
sIs MARYLAND AVE, NE, Ant
a Rssr k Srs ana s SsSh hss t rsas eS
rated; S6a SO mo See janitor
or call TX. 3-24Sa
sSs TAYLOR 81. NE, Ap.. 81
1N1A AANa tut aAAANNNNf nv NAl
bath. heat and hot water furn.:
S7i mo, Elk. $3.50.
IOi 18th ST. Sc, Ant. e--ons
hedrm., Nv, rm., .dinette, kit and
s65 mo, Elk. 3-24e0.
1910 23rd ST, NV, Apt, 3-ons
rm, kit. and bath, utils. furn.;
s47 so mo. Ex. 3-24sa.
Ills MASS. AVE-, downtown
Enc. or ! bedrm.; reas. rental
See ianitor, VINNICK q COHEN
1904 L st. NV, NE. S-22a2.
1897 MERIDIAN Pr. NV, Apt.
--Redee.: heat furnished: 3 rms.
per pei: mo- mo- cali 10, A SS.4s ss' s''
4OI2 CALVERT ST. NV. OF wis
consin ave. 2-bedrm. apt,
ground fir.: Ice. rear scr, pch.
Ss0. so. Res. mgr, 40i0 cAlyeri
ST., Apt. /. wo. 6-a364.
ATTRACTIVE and OVERSIZE 2
bedrn. unit at sos. incl. all utils
Modern kit. with full-size equip
ment, family-size dining area
complete storage and laundry ia
cilities. 1924 25th st. sc. (tus
of Pa, ave.. Res. mar. No. ,
LII. 1-55s9 or SHANNON
LUcHs CO, MA. s-234S.
1886 HALEY TER. SILL bedrm
Ice. liv. rm., dtte.. kit. and bath
mod, immae. Adults S65. Opei
2-5 LU. 1921.
2sOO CONN. AVE- bedrm. AM
enc. bright rms. Ice. closets; "a
hr. secretarial service. CO. 5-s105
MRS. o'BRYAN.
1918 C N.E.-Duplex End fir., I
rms. kit. bath, newly decorated
rent only $50. 1920 Hopkins st
NV. 2 rms, kit. bath. newl,
decorated. all util. furn., grouni
FIR. Rent only $55. Elk. 3-9l64
RIA. 6-l10l.
SOIL list ST. NV bedrm., liz
rm.. bath. kit. and dinette. redee
avail. August / bus stop at cor
ner: shopping center: no children
Call TU. 2-S2l5.
1908 Bird ST. NV, Apt. 90 rms
kit and bath, scr lin rear porch
heat and hot water incl onl
So so mo. Mr., NEUMANN, MA
$4,000.
If23 EAST CAPITOL ST. rms
kit ad bath; redee.: S45. HARRI
SON a. ADAMS, 932 K st. NV,
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AIRS. FURRIsRED-vA.


ALEXANDRIA eowntewn SO 70
N01n between 10 am and d pm,
ARLINGTON. n. = i-bedrm, ant !
laundry near hhopi xpa, IA, y
ARLINGTON. mr.. rcntagon-e rms /.
bath, for l person $40. OF. q
ARLINGTON nr, Pentason = Llv.
s rn e ssIsi sa a. or pan seasaPeF sh'
ARL.--ATTRAc. NV. RM.. bedrm..
dlnette, kit, bath, COW. buses.
pent, d CT all utlls. sos GLENN
LANuWoRTHy, 1880 n Queen 81
IA N-hads or IA. 4-sr5a
ARL., 1880 N, ouinn--cool, bed
F a sS:r' fs ss' D ATi ''s .siI III
ARR. -wEsTOyER--Lee., i-bedrm.
apt. COW, 10 bus, shops, etc, /;
JE. ..il0i. IA. b-a524.
ARL.-Attractive vell.furn. bedrm..
liv, rm.. din. kit, bath. modern
bldg SOS. ia. 2-iso0 or IA.
4-26ai.
ARR. s.-Besut. i-bedrm, apt, al
utils no children, Suitcase, NJ.
bus, Pentagon, d. c.; Siib. IA,
ISIS. after Q.
WEsTOvER-Large -bedFm. apts.
rrdec; close shops, schools,
churches and bus: from sos, SAM
Ss5s; ewes. Rk. S.0li4.
FOR COUPLE. nicely furn. ant, IN
modern home, air conditioned. bus
stop in front: nj. pentagon; Az
month. OF. 10000,
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HARVARD ST. NV, It5e--
Newly decorated cool Groom
bsmt. efhc; free TV. quiet adults
gAS no o.QAag
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r Ut. s.E,, fsa8--Desire middle
share entire home. Incl. Mt. Lu.
A.aOhe after 8 nm. All dAy sun
COLORFD-NlcR ROOM. pvt. kit,
share bath. $50 per mo- beaut,
hedfm., veil fuFpiahed, II, 7sJsaH,
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ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.E.

BRYANT sT.--Niee lge front nm
for some youne or elderly man
Call CO. 5-7432.
NE.--Nice room for gentleman; on
Mt Rainier earline. SO VIZ. Call
DU. 7-5So4.
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2S04 l4th ST. NV,

large apis. in an elevator
bldg, right on the street car line
and Just q short distance from
shopping 4 rooms. Kitchen and
bath; $50 per mo Apartments
vii be decorated. See tenant in
Apt. ~ for inspection.
HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV, d.. 7-si4i
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THE CAVALIER

35UN l4th ST. NV.
one OF Washington's finest apt
hotels. available now, a besut q
bedrm. apt. with porch, and !
large eficiency. Call Rental once,
TU; 2-3600. Q I'll 5
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APIS. FURNISHED 0. o.



MT. rLEAsANT-s rm. hit and
kll., and bath. Hui, 9-O43a,
NAYL0R GARDENs-Isea 2 bed.
couoHLIN kR, 0-4aa4,
M - apss with rms. each;
~ private; $40 and sos mo II,
NV. euPPEnl-convenisntly 10.
Gated. deaiTables . bedrmA, :
MI a.f1ea Or IA, 0.it7s.
NV bsdrma. Nv, rms kit.
bath, nicely Turn. conven. trnnsp
Adnlts: $50. RA. 3-b5ab.
ONTARIO m. AT iash-cholee q
avail. IN. a.Sias. kD. s-s7s5,
our ST. NV i7sa--t rm. enc,
With SEP. III, and pyt. bath. sle
RHODE ISLAND AVE-. NE. eho1-
Bsmt, apt, bedroom, Kitchen,
ainette; bath. sot.so per mo
SOLDIERS HOME AREA. % Ia.
wall ave. MT rmh,, ~. and
bath. HIN mo- MT. fouuts FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC, En-. 3.227e
WASH. CIRCLE, eals topp, ow
a att sga vEE's ". ss.ssSe' ''''
wooDNER AREA, l4a6 OGDEN y
n.w.-Beautlfuliy iurn.. air-eond,
liy. rm.. bedrms kit. and bath
sos mo, Mr., Yount, PRANK 3
PHILLIPS, EN-. a-3e7a.
FURN. BsMT. APT; l rm., kit
ssn ad bath sstn; niils, mel, ss ~ NO no,
az top-fioor apt,
25s3 CONN. AvE.-Nice bsmt apt.
suit. for ! or : persons. Phone
AID, 2-360d.
s0i End ST. s.E.-e AttrAe, apis,
2, and Z rms; adults; so0-so5
s0eo MAPLE ST. N,w-2-BEDRM
APT, TV, all utilS. furn near
transportation ia. O-01ps.
DOWNTOWN. 1927 NJ SO. NV. 1.
incl Rsi. Men S Sasf sSs RSEEens -i HsllS
Sis BucHANAN 81. N;w.-Fglly
REALTY co. REALTORS. .
1879 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. 2-bed.
I'm. apt, newly decor; Ice. closets
mod. kit. and bath; air cond.
OFF 18th. 18th, COL. RD.-Pyt,
WAS s sHlsi sss. i RAJ s- Ssli',
2 RMS. pvt, bath: small baby &C.
cepted. SI42b week: 604 q 81
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FARM AND GARDEN
POULTRY AND Enos

BABY CHICKS .IIs, UOuI,s ~ feed an. sns
sToRE. ain x ct, nv ME
BEST QUALITY BABY CHICKS.
Barred Rock Or N y Red, two
wks: old, $40 per 100. o. q.
MAXWELL y 9. so, LAnham,
Nd. SIP. 3-4346. 20"
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DUPONT CIRCIF AREA bedrm.
living rm,, kitchen dinette, large
closet. tiled bathroom and shower
newly decorated, convenient NV.
location. Call manager until =
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

Leonard Siayton
Mr.. and Mrs BIZ Bonn. Mr. and
Mrs Holiday Scott and Velma 10
AL Of Roanoke. visited the latter N
parents, MIR. and Mrs Henry Stay
ton. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Rice spent The week
end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Morton Rice. She left Monday
morning to spenG tile next three
weeks working In TazeWell County
Mr. and Mrs Charles Buck Rice.
Of r'arlnville. also VISITED his par
ents during the week end
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Slayton
and children, OF Abilene. visited
Mr. and Mrs Billy Slayion Sunday
evening.
Word was received here Monday
Of the death OF J w SimpkinS Of
near Radford. Mr. Simpkins and
family were residents Of this com
mlmity several years ago and he ~
The father Of Mrs Howard Womack
Of Bethlehem. and Mrs Danny Ful-
cher, Of near Prospect Friends in
the community wish to extend SYM
pathy 10 the entire family.
Mrs. Billy Slayton was hostess TO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

Ington, D c., where his work began
October L Mrs HiX and Gwen VIII
stay with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Profit, in Columbia until
HarWood has found a place for his
family to live
Exchange Student Writes
A letter from Amira I'd Din. an
International exchange student from
pakiStan. said he was having an In
teresting stay In Utah He attended
4 fair and saw d rodeo He is living
with a Mormon family and the way
Of life there Is very different from
that Of Virginia The last Of October.
NJ viii be homeWard bound.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harris, Of
Williamsburg, announce the birth OF
a son Marshall Talmage, born Sep
TENDER % in Newport News Mrs.
Harris is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Dewitt Coin
Mr. and Mrs Fred Turnlpseed.
Of Georgia, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. X
Graham, of Mount Ulla n c.. were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Marvin Glover
Mr. and Mrs Hans van Mes Allen
returned to Tulsa Thursday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

ton Club last Thursday wa tc
make reed trays At one sitting Mrs
Preston Coleman. 81 Appomattox
instructor IN basketry. assisted in
the project,
Mrs Virginia Martin, president,
announced that the club won second
prize at the f'armviilc Fair for its
dried flower exhibit which was ar
RANGED by Mrs Annie IIgon
Mrs Grace Williams was hostess
ltIe children Of Mr. and Mrs
Willie ii Brown Will give a recep-
lion hOnorhR their parents Oh their
golden wedding anniversary sun
day. October 81, from pm t.
; p m at thu Browns home
A Ncighborhood Practice
Since Edward Webb had just re-
turned from a Lynchburg hospital
whore he had been for treatment,
he was not able to cut his tobacco
According to the neighborhood prac-
tice. Is farmers assembled in Ed
wards tobacco patch Friday They
cut the crop put some in his barn
and scaffolded the other
General Electric has transferred
HarWood Hix from Norfolk to Wash
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Five Forks News
AppOmattox Shop
Attended BY Several

Several from here attended the
funeral Of Joel Watkins in Farm
Vile Sunday afternoon Our sym
patty goes out 10 the bereaved
family.
Mrs. Maggie Harris. Mrs. Jack
Swan and Miss Eunice Burks at
tended the WMU workshop held al
Liberty Baptist Church. Appomat.
tox. Friday night
Mrs w. M. Gaunce is improving
nicely at her home after being a
patient III Southslde Community
Hospital
Elliotte Anderson will spend the
winter III the Womack home and
his friends are glad to welcome him
back.
Mrs. C. l.. Irving and daughter
Miss Betty Lloyd Irving. Of Wor-
sham. spent the week end with Mrs.
Maggie Harris.
Mr. and Mrs Hunter Harris. of
Kimball. w Va. and Claude Chick
Of Prospect. visited relatives here
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jane Swan Of LynchbTg
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swan
Seaman First Glass Billie Gaunce
Of Norfolk. spent last week with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs W NJ
Gannce Mrs. Christine Toadvlne
and son. Jerry. Of Prospect, also
visited there
Mrs Margaret Watson. of Dar
lington Heights. Mrs. W D Hunter
and Mrs Ida Smell. Of near Red
House. called to see Mrs. Maggie
Harris Sunday afternoon
Mrs. J. 6 Millner and daughter.
Mrs. Jack Williams. Of Appomattox
visited Miss Emma Burks Wednes-
day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

Cali
Henry Earl Covineton, FLA mem
ber Won the blue ribbon IN the
utility class Of farm mechanics for
tractor poathole digger.
Friday September rs. Mr. joel
Watkins Of i'aTmville. passed to the
brent beyond Iie was 4 gentleman
Ut the Old school and the oldest
citHen reared in tins community
he was the Nh Watkins Of this
generation One Who has known him
All her life sand, RI have never
known him to do an ignoble deed
His funeral service was held at
the F'armville Presbyterian Church
Sunday al 2 pan Interment was
M the WeStvleW Cemetery
lid Club Project
The reason for an all day meeting
Of the Pamplin Home Demonstra
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Throek Items
Douglas Service Is
Followed BY Picnic

Church services will be held Mt
Douglas Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning at 9 IS with the pas
tor. the Reverend A. S Gear. de
llvcling the message. Sunday
school viii follow at II 90
Mrs Ola Fowler left Sunday
morning Oh an extended visit with
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs Charlie Allen. IN Wash
ington. D. G. Mrs. Allen is in a
critical condition III Washington
hospital. therefore Mrs Fowler will
remain with them as long as neces-
Sary Mrs Fowler was accom-
panied to Richmond by her son and
daughter inlaW Mr. and Mrs. A
II Fowler. and son En- route they
stopped at Midlothian to visit am
other brother and sisterin-law MI
and Mrs Clayton Allen
Mrs Grace Lang. Of Five Forks
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Slayton and attended wor-
ship service at Douglas. Sunday
morning
Miss Mabel Boyer and Robert
Walton. Of Rice, attended Sunday
morning service at Douglas Pres
byterian Church and Joined in the
basket picnic lunch following the
service In the afternoon. they
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs
desire to do SO and to assume the
balance Of the cost Of the building
II is expected to be completed BY
January l. 1859
Remember. People who wonder
where this younger generation is
headed would do well to consider
where il came from" NRTA
Journal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Sandy River Soundngs
While Helene Warnings Are Signaled,
Carolina Family Blows In For Visit

turn She really pulled surprise
/ Spying a picture Of her mother, she
was suddenly eripped with a panp
Of inconsistencies She looked up and
announced. I've just got to see my
Mommy tonight | love her very
much =
Then came walls Of nostalgia. II
was hard to understand why the
little gnl. Who always seemed SC
happy and content should be SO
strickened. but inconsistencies is like
that
Good Time al Glass
A mission study class for the
Plsgah and Sharon Gas and RIA S
was held with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Bruce Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W.
A Oldham was the instructor After
the study the % members present
with several adults drove to the
Tasty Freeze for supper and good
time IN general
Mrs C. W. Hodges, Peggy. Mrs.
Aubrey Glasgow and sons. Wayne
and Barge. drove Q Richmond FOR
a visit with Mrs. + NJ Croxton
Wedne sday afternoon All Of them
attended the far that evening and
had a wonderful time.
Brother Herndon and c T. Jones
have nothing on Mr. and Mrs David
Hedges when il comes to birthdays
for the Hodges had double cele
bration. too, one birthday being
Saturday and the other Sunday
They. too. were the same age and
knew the secrets Of keeping
younger
part Of Nee
Jesse Clark. who was born and
reared III this neighborhood has
really never felt that he has quite
left it AT times he gets that longing
for home Nothing else will satisfy
this urge SO home he comes He
and his wife spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Woodfln Hughes and were
joined in the afternoon by Mr., and
Mrs. Cleveland Marrissltte and Hugh
Gillian. another native Of Sandy
River. who has never really quite
lett us
These gentlemen are like the
little boy who was made 70 apollo
gi2e who said, Part Of me Is sorry.
but the rest Of me is not So part
of them has gone but the rest of
them has not
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Anderson
and little grandson. Of Lynchburg
were Sunday afternoon callers OF
Mr. and Mrs c w Hodges Look
ing at the child. Mrs Hodges said
to herself Edgar's grandchild. II
cant be, for played with Edgar
when a child No it can't be !
Suddenly She realized that she too
was grandparent. and admitted
IT, though still amazed and said il
surely makes you feel funny
Edward Garrett and family and
Wilson Garnet and family were
home for the week end They were
joined by Mr. and Mrs " W
Miller Sunday
Miss Elsie Layne Of our com
munity was married TO Wallace
Of Crewe. Saturday at the
home Of Rev and Mrs H. n
Sovars A number Of friends and
relatives were present and we wish
them much happiness
Church Accepts Gift
The Sharon Baptist Church voted
Sunday to accept a gift Of money
offered toward the construction Of
a recreation and classroom com
bined. in memory Of Judith Ann
Oldham
They also voted to give others
the opportunity to donate if they
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
er Soundings

While Helene WAS signaling her
warnings on the North Carolina
coast Misses Virginia and Betty
Gates and Fannie Gates made
ready fDi a trip home They blew IN
FRIDAY afternoon ahead Of the pre-
dlcttd hurricane IN the week end
with IN If mother, Mrs. w b.
Gates
They dared It's threats again Sat
urday and drove 10 Farmville for
lunch Though there MAS quite a
Irritation between the clouds and
sunshine NJ her Gates enjoyed
every minute OF her oating
Helene was not too severe and
she gave us only a deep curtsy as
she passed US up and turned sea
ward
Number Go To- Fair
As though the Five County Fair
was not enough. many from this
community attended the state fair
ia Richmond. Among them We're c.
l.. Jones. David Hodges. Elwood
Gaines. Pete Oldham. Willie Bass
and John James and Charlie Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bass
joined by Martha Ann Bass. Of Rice.
left early Saturday morning TO
spend the week end with MI and
Mrs. Hugh Ussery in Blacksburg.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Tom
jenkins and Mr. and Mrs Hatcher
Thompson flooded with hospitality
Sunday as they welcomed many of
their friends and relatives There
was more than d score calling dur
ing the day and Mother jenkins
says they enjoyed seeing every
single one
Rev. and Mrs Herndon and Miss
Martha Bass We're dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Oldham Wednes-
day. Mrs. Herndon and Mrs Oldham
did some cutting and sewing while
Brother Herndon made some after
noon calls
Sunbeams Meet
lhe suhpeahls ne WIZ ileii
leader Mrs Kooeft JehklilS' oa'ui-
Day Tor mission study ihey we're
lola NILSSON story aao haa a sooo
lillle>
iiese from 9.'AtoA lliatN'i y ~
attended fhe associationat leaders
course at AppomattoN Friday eve
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