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TRUSTEES SALE OF ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGE, DRUG AND SUNDRY
STOCK IN TRADE, FIXTURES
AND EQUIPMENT, RX FILES,
ETC, CONTAINED IN MARKET
PHARMACY, I42S-3O SEVENTH
ST. NV; ALSO CLASS "A" RE-
TAILERS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
AND OTHER LICENSES, LEASE
HOLD INTEREST. ETC.
BY virtue Of q chatteI deed Of trust
recorded in Liber No. 1879, Folio
333, ct Sea-, one Of the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia,
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
remainlns trustee will sell. BY
PUBLIC AUCTION. at the above
mentioned premises on Tuesday,
April 10, 1858 at IL O'Clock AM,
beverage, drug and sundry stock
in trade, floor and wall display
cases, cash registers. soda foun-
tain and accessories, refrigera-
ton kitchen and luncheonette
equipment. air conditioner cheating
unit. safe, ONCE desk and ma
chimes, Licenses, lease, etc. more
particularly enumerated in said
trust.
MILFORD +. SCHWARTZ, Remain
ing Trustee, Investment Building.
ap3, 7,9,ll.l4
ADAM a. WEsCHLER q son
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Tomorrow: Shortnes Of breoth os
, symptom.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
History HridIy Recreated BY Restoration,
Pngeanhy During Red Hill Celebration

Vivid recreation Of historr such
as the restorations of Williamsburg
and Red Hill NAV help today s
history students. the head Of Ran
dolph-Macon Woman.s College his
tory department said Thursday
Speaking to over 500 persons
gathered at Red Hill the Charlotte
county home Of Patrick Henry DR.
Robert D Meade deplored An edu-
cational system which leaves stu
dents unable to identify George
Rogers Clark the opening lines of
the Declaration Of independence
the approximate date Of Washing
tons death. or the president dur
ing the Civil War
American college students have
a striking ignorance of even the
most elementary aspects Of United
States history Hanrys biographer
said.
nr Meade said that there is a
feeling in colleges and schools that
If you can't teach anything else,
teach history
He suggested that the Patrick
Henry Foundation. Inc. sponsor an
annual American history quiz con-
test in connection With the yearly
observance of Henry's birth. D.
Quinn Eggleston. executive vice
president Of the foundation, said
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03

for the foundation with his office ii
Charlotte G H. TO be the founda
tons registered office
Major John D Guthrie was ap-
pointed 10 investigate the possible
purchase of an old stove from Cub
Greek Presbyterian church. where
Henry is thought to have attended
services.
New directors elected were
James Tribble M T Holt. Rich
ard Mays and David watkins All
members Of the board Of directors
were reelected.
Officers reelected we've James
E s e y. president, D Quinn
Egeleston executive vice-presi-
dent, Major Guthrie and Henry f
McWane. vice-president; Mrs vii
liam Page Williams. secretary.
James r Gillian Jr.. treasurer
and r Page Morton. finance chair
man r S Chamberlain. Jr.. was
elected a vice president
The Rev Charles Hutcheson gave
the invocation at the first Of wha,
are to become annual ceremonies
Michael Francis DOYLE. Phlla
delphla attorney who is credited
with being Instrumental in organic
ing the foundation. spoke briefly or
Henry S service to America
DOYLE Easley and Meade placed
a wreath on the Henry grave.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
In FotoI Crosh
Former Hospital
Lab Technician
Injured Critically

AIrs Leigh Wells Johnson. Of
Union Level Mecklcnbura county.
was Killed instantly and her daugh-
ter Mss Lillian Hazel Johnson 81,
Is in South Hill hospital IN crit
cal condition following 4 traffic ac-
clden near Baskerville Saturday
afternoon
techmcian at the South Hill Hospi-
tai. and for some time served as
chlef laboratory technician at
southside Hospital, Farmvillc She
has many friends in this section.
MISS Frances Beer Of Farmyille
was called following the accident
and reports that only the family is
allowed to visit Miss Johnson She
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
Record Budget Adopted
Without Tax Levy Hike.

Adoption proposed
highway
the Prince Edward
supervisors Thursday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
Commandments End Sessions
Longwood, Hampden Sydney
Honor Standing
Degrees Given
y At Longwood

-bandrrd aYd r5tr,y Tonevood
colieec scn.ors became Ionewood
collegc arurnnae s,mdav 4, af,or.
nnan co,,,,nan,,a,,,en, .~arc.sas bDid
II Jar,,.,r a5,atto,5,,,,
,are TIM tha, tbev ehon,d a,ieo,,,o
~ nan ,ntnroe, ~ scientists ana
echolars N ednratio, and .sao.tlt
VI na,,ic,,,arlv nIcaxed -hst thasc
,,oon1o aro ,r,.,na y IN ,oa. uavs
III toachtnr e,aancc IN ,ho elen,on-
tarv level which viii be vastly bct-
ter for the gifted and hold hope
for moro success and more inter-
VII on thc part 81 even INV lcast
gifted
The speaker wax Dr. John RI.
Mayor. are cfor of education
American Association for the Adj
vancemcnI IF Science Washington,
ID q.
we are ALL aware that this is
aR noun ot controversy ana decision
h education phrases " fhc pro-
ieaSiohal edacaloi sueh as tAe
Wiiole chlia aid iAe ii'3@faied
personality nave come INTO some
d'1epl'N pf MAJOR Sala
pr Mayor noted that N addition
10 the controversy over educational
PHILOSOPHERS, that tho rapid develop
mants Of the past 10 years I'LL scicn-
ufic research have created new
problems m science education
Quoting NUN Educational lead.
ership. nc former University Of
Wisconsin mathematics professor
called fol- HAN envelopinp shirt NJ
constructive criticism wholesome
skepticism and spirited contro-
vcrsy u dcal WITH the Han edrI-
catonal era
Na,,os ~ - houo. ,d,o,o.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03

that a committee would be ap-
pointed 70 consider Or. Moade's
suggestion
The foundation held business
meeting among all the pageantry
band music and speeches accom-,
panying the 222nd birthday Of Pat
rick Henry
Halifax High School band played
at the last home Of the statesman.
Mrs Kent Mile directed histori-
cal pageant presented on the lawn
Of Red Hill
The soloist was Mrs. B. Glenn
Shut, Jr. accompanied By Ms.
z 3 Johnston organist. The drum
mer was David Ranney.
Ballet dancers were Linda Bar
rem, Of Joanna. S c., represent
ing Justice. Anne Johnston repre-
senting Freedom. and Mimi Miller
representing Liberty. and. repre-
snn'lng American and Equality
Marie Harper, Polly Mcdowell,
Betsy Johnston. Arnnc Hortsman.
Patricia Gree n. Linda Bomar
Cheryl Bomar, Vickie Roark. Ann
Leigh Tonkins Betty 10 Wingfield,
Linda Mcdowell, Evelyn Elliott,
D bney Williams and Emily
Shorter.
r Page Morton. Of Charlotte
c. H.. was elected statutory agent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
At Bocoolourcote Sunday
EnrnlriUe Graduates Told
10 Look ahead To Future

HACK down INV mountain side 7"
which ,hov had INST climbed There
be pointed oYt VI DassiDg were
school houses Teachers parents
friends and churches
-....
,. Iii ''''''' .,,n,, u N, e'-''7 WI
p ,,,,., ~ a ''. .s WI. -
,aeh' ' r u m "'.' a,..,p
bipher
r. uidg KILN Np Ips'n e.ti'' o-
lin N iiu0N'as otioiVN W.T. Ve
'''' -
iiNl' I" atNaSS tliasa Not lo
'''c ~, .ii"l wy p"Sslp4N e@l''
oeeoilo' Always 'aNe Z genuine
'i''ei sS' N Spa' i'l1o" i'Afil' aha.
lhTd develop growing friend
ship with God
He warned against DONG lusi
enough to get BY. and said eacA
person must have his own goal and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
Merchant, Widely known Flower
Grower, Dies Sunday AT Age OF 50

Harvey Tustion Miller 80, died
at HIS home early Sunday morn
ing June !. after several weeks Of
Illness
He WAS horn III Farmyille March
~, 1873. a descendant Of pioneer
FarmVlllc families. son Of Robert
D. Capt Bob" Miller and Laura
Burger Miller. At the age Of Is. he
entered the employ Of Chappell s
confectionery, became the manager
at the death Of Mr. Chappell and
retired III April 1853
One Of Farmville's most popular
merchants he was widely known as
"Old Vct.M ChapneH's for years
has been the meeting place for
Farmville business men and citl-
zens. largely due to the friendly
personality Of Harvey Miller. When
he retired in 1858 a host Of his
friends surprised him with fare
well party and several gifts as
tangible expressions Of their eS-
tcem
Mi Miller was widely known as
q grower Of flowers Ho won many
trophies III local state and national
competition as member Of the
Virginia Dahlla Society
He vas twice married, first to
Mrs Nettic Hart Miller. who died
in 1870 He is survived by his
second wife. the former Miss Carrie
Petit
He was a member Of the Farm
vile Baptist church, where he
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03

The budget for the Z months
commencing July got the uuani-
nous vote Of board members pres
ent. as did the resolution backing
construction Of the limited access
national highway link along 4 route
parallemg Routes 500 and 400 east
10 west
Despite the budgets record pro-
portions. higher BY Sii 400 than Ably
previous annual fiscal outline sap
eryisors set the years tax lew al
present amounts s. 40 PEI Sloo
valuation Of real and personal
property. and 80 cents On merch-
ants capital invested in business
Anticipate Balance
The board thus indirectly bene
flied from its action year AGO
when the property lew was Jumped
50 cents and tho business capital
levy 10 cents Those increases per
mitted operations within budgetcd
figures for the c,a'rent year. and
placed the board in solid ground 70
face the countys first-ever over
$500 600 budget for the fiscal year
soon to arrive
As formally adopted By the board
Thursday ID its continued meeting
the new budget anticipates 4 bal
ance from the current yea ending
June 30 of $40 4s6
Supervisors also packaged WITH
the budget plan for monlh-to-
month financing Of schools Under
that arrangement supervisors auth
orize for transfer Of funds from the
general fund ID school accounts
only that sum the school suparin
fendent SAYS is required for The
next 80 days.
Fund Breakdown
The record budget lists expendi
lures Of s76l ,f39 for schools. S38 So
for welfare s77.7la for local gov
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
Summer Swimming instruction Draws
$50 Saturday: Other Activities Set

The threc-way activities of the
FarmNille summer recreation pro-
gram arc beginning 10 take final
shape as the summer play period
is lust around the corner
The high school baseball insnuc-
ton and the Grove Street pax viii
be much the same as it was last
year. although the high school pro
gram wiR be almost doubled iii
scope over last years program
The third program for the sum
MGR Is the expanded swimming ill.,
struction program 10 be held at the
new swimming pool
More Baseball
Baseball play and instruction at
the high school field Will commence
June is under the direction Of
Winston Johnston and NJ U Lecte
chairman Of the recreation com
nflttee There Will be two periods
OF play. in the morning from 9 to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03

N IA and RI iho afternoon from a
v y ; = a''glc -i's 'ea mat me
J os'i'A'' ''oss N1i iaVe H. lleld
"a ple Pciioa AHa ile olaef ooVs
Dlil "a re ''le lfia loF me oS7ef
peiiea. III niol iil'it ana afternoon
.'e'iVas Niii 2e otasca ''e'Nceh sne
yNo az efaopS Oh 'ae pass OIL
NF'kis A04'eatii''s
Lcete explained That the change
was requested BY several Of The
parents who FIJI that the younger
boys were sometimes left out when
they played with TIC older boys.
Thus with tWo periods day each
ann group WAl have priority On tho
bcld for two and a half hour
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cadets, the vast array Of colorful
flowers, the arrival and partici-
patton Of President Eisenhower and
THE air Of dedication among the
crowds We're impressions most ont-
standing in The minds of the Farm
vile visitors.
The visiting delegation photo
graphed many Of the days activi-
ties An album Of the pictures will
De prepared and placed Oh display
in the Legion home here
With similar delegations from
military and veterans organiza-
tons. the Post 80 group was in
vlted to march in the parade, but
chose to take the part D. observers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03


efnment. y 800 for capital OUTLAWS,
ana s8."1o 1911 debt service
r. 80. = 7'''0Vi o>i''.'N'e'4i 7
I -o'uo ITO il ''''.' II i.. 1'''
gni I'LL s .,oa Nsi.ai : aAl'elai,al Il,
wy 7 SOW oFci i'o'-oo' aiu ioS7ai
.o1 1. '''''' ,9.-. a." f. CO. "a -
IT, Y A n Y N i'0p
me pudgef combines local state
an federal income sums together,
ana the totals listed above afc
those cel q from all three
sources.
Actually q We Sf6l 489 II ex-
pectea ScAcNl expenditures only
S349 l8a VIII CONS from local tax
sources lhe remaining S4l2.3oo
comes from Slaie ahd ieoeta4 ar
p oio4 a'loiiS ~ HI 'iie q s''A'
KITTY n Vhat iioiil tlt State
OF the total Of 1855 to be tx
pended for welfare payments the
funds are 90 be provided approx
mately as follows $4,000 in local
funds $40 600 state funds and
SAB o00 IN federal aid
Teacher Paw
The $28 600 increase Ia proposed
expenditures for schools during the
year will be devoted 10 improving
teacher salaries. and the extra
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
Legion Delegation Thrilled j
See Two Unknown Soldiers Entombed

Wonderfully impressive was
Tie description FarmNille Ameri-
can Legion delegation gave Of
ceremonies IN Arlington national
cemetery Friday whom the unknown
soldiers Of World War II and the
Korean War joined their comrade
III tho first World War ii tomhs AT
the American Shrine
r. Lauck Crawford. commander
Of Pest 80 G. H Newman. Jr..
vice commander Owen Dmkley,
adlutant and Lester Jones attended
the memorial ceremonies.
The impressive service, the three
mile long para d ( featured by
smartly m arching West Point
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03

served many years oil the board Of
deacons. He served also as a mem
Der of the town council from l9l4-l6.
Funeral services will be held to-
day Tuesday at O'Clock in the
Farmville Baptist church with in
terment in Westview cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
H-SC Awards
Honorary DID.
To Former Pastor

.,,
VIM sSa4.s Y. '.la co4'is'oH -t Aa
r az haS' between tAe forces oi
eNpahSioi'si Nor4q communism ana
tile movement 81 llle Asiahs NJ
eaten 10 VIII ehe I"ehtleiA Cen
tufS Wnl influence tae oLfna'e "A
tie Noi4a loT IN lai -tilo tiie lu'a'@
80 Co. w. I,-t.o.4z.. ~,
the graduating cIasS II H5mndsn.
sydney College Monday mornire
co... 49,. a,... ,..,..,rz-,.z
Nj, ,,a,+.aa. \, iii. as ee- '' ,oa.
u l,.,,, .,s7-.,,, Y ...1 I'LL, i ms.
4is,,n,,sad :, = III A. III -, ~
,.,'a'.''' .',.,.'.I ''-'''-'-.. X -ii..
,ea...a Y n, 7 '.o''q, Z I ue7i, lie
,,aa ''.,,, -. ). = go 49,, Y.sl'.. ~
e Hill p''i '.l''
'l-' p'.,.'''N II ol'-,' if3 t'eSiN ss'
- W y "a y Is I III
bf OHoa y Hale. professor m
history ~ the University q Nif-
elhia. was granted an hoporary
Doctor q Letters decree tHom tlr
C0ileae TIC received hlS A. 3 FROM
the University OF Washington and
his a M ana PhD from tha Uni
vfrSity q PENNSYLVANIA He ls tta
author OF many articles IN mstoli
SAL and literary journals ana of
fai,llcliH d'Ni Dif'-oilaacF' Paf'i'Silea
fo'i'''F FaS'or hohofea
The third honorary degree recent
ent is the Rev Philip A Roberts.
moderator elect Of TIM PreSby
terian Synod Of Virginia and pastor
Of the Clifton Forge Presbyterian
Church 4 graduate Of Presbyterian
College and the Union Theological
Seminary in Richmond. he Will RI
celNe q Decorate Of Divinity. He
was awarded the Algernan Sydney
Sullivan Award By Hampden-Syd-
ney n l948. and Was pastor Of THU
Farmvlile church from l943 to 1919
During the Commencement eXer-
clses. James n. BOYD. Of Richmond
delivered the valedlctory for the
senior claSS' he received ms bacho-
Tor Of arts degree, Snnma cum
laude The Richmond youth has
ee n outstanding in academic
extra-currlcular ana ATHLETIC activi-
tles At the College
Student Prizes
Tho College awarded III fvo r,94t
important p.izes ~ a~adYat.ne s.4
dents during The ceremony = IN,
gene Cooke Of ChampIain was NH
sented tho Cannon Cun n We
awarded By DR. Fdear G Caoncn
president emeritus Of INC Cojlaon
for character. scholarship and a.h-
letic ability. Cooke served as nrcsi-
dent of the student body And c7-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-03
Sale June %

The property Of r H Paulctt on
the corner of Main and High
streets viii be offered for sale at
public auction. Monday June %,
not June 2 as was incorrectly re.
ported IN The Horald last week
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Tuesday


kibbee. S:0o-5
"Hensman's Wharf" John Why.
:o0--5
"FroIies on Ies." 1882 Irene Dare.
li:l5-7
"ce Man Co." 1851. Dane Clark.
ll:l5-0
Wednesday P.M.
''Ksnsss City Kitty" 1914. Joan
Davis. ! :O0--4
"Hlstevy ls Made 81 Nlsht." 1887.
yeen Arthur. l:3o-5
"old Los Angeles" 1913. William
Elliott. 500
Jimmy the Cent" 1884. james
Cooney. e:oo-5
"Women in Brown" 1913. conFod
Nooei. llO0-5
"undsrworId After Dark" Phillip
Reed. ll:l5-7
"99 River Street." 1858. John
Poyne. 1:l5-9
Thursday PM.
"Revoh, Tough and Reedy." 1875.
Chester Morris. 100
"PieesdilIy Incident" 1916. MI
choel Wildino. 1905
THE ArneIo Affair."" le47. John
Hodlak. 500
Appointment With MsrdsV."
l94e. John CoIvert. 1905
THE Navy Way." 1914. Jean
Parker. ll:l5-7
"Msn In Hiding" 1858. ll:l5-s
Friday P.M.
"FIisht Lieutensnt. ls42. Glenn
Ford. 100
"MuEder % Ny Buslness." 1916.
Hugh Beaumont. l:3o-5
THE Steel cess." 1854. Paul
Kelly. 500
BED Lands" 1889. Noah Resy.
j.. s:oo-5
THE French Key" Albert Decker.
ll:o0--5
"A Yank In the Raj" 1871.
Tyrone Power. ll:l5-9
"rhe cay SenoFits." Jinx Folken-
burg. lslS-o
Saturday P.M.
M. Musss Rides Again." ls45.
Leo 6oreey. 1905
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Movies
Sunday
"Lishtnin' cEondo
Steele.
Sunday

SUuOOy revue
pennies From Hssvsn." 1896.
"iIsh Wall" ie47. Robert Toylor.
"A Race fer Life" 1854. Rich
ord Conte. l:30-9
"prums." 1898. sobu. 2:oo-5
"lnnoeenss In Paris" AIostoir Sim.
Truck Busters" ls4s. Richard
Trovis. 4:0o-5
1905
-Four Feo4hers." 1889. c. Aubrey
Smith. 10.3o--5
THE Mummy's Hend." 1910.
Dick Foron. ll:l5-9
Mondey P.M.
Slightly French" l949. Dorothy
Lomour. 100
"The Greet FIomoFion." 1915. Eric
Won Stroheim. l:30-5
"Ths Good Die Young" 1855.
Richard Bosehort. 500
riot Money" 1886. Ross Alex
onder. 1905
"Dark Waters" 1874. Merle
Oberon. 1905
1.-THE Thirteenth Heur." l947.
Richard Dix. ll:l5-7
"ParneIl." 1887. Clark Goble.
ll;l5-o
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"Dosder Pkansom." 1887. Bob
Steele. 300
"commandos Strike ct pswp."
1913. Paul MUM. 4:3o-
"Bowery chomps." 1914. Leo
Gorcey. 500
"Bedysvard." l94s. Steve erodle.
lo:30-5
"Men Are Sueh FeeIs." 1888.
Humphrey booors. io:30-7
"ToIk Of the Town" 1912. Jean
Arthur. lilo
"crsss Swords" 1854. Enrol Flynn.
ll:l5-9
"Feleon IL Mexiee." 1914. Tom
Convoy. l2:oo-5
"Hsr Flint Beau" Jons Withers.
1908
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10

Robinson, of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, by Shapiro; Peace River
Country, by Allen; A Bit Off the
Map, by Wilson; The White
Witch, by Goudge; Seven Years
Solitary, by Bone; You Die(t
Today, by Kendrick; Love and
Conflict, by Winter; Trick of
Treat, by Disney; The Broken
Angel, by Mahannah; The Cry
stal Gazers, by Robertson; Once
Widow, by Roberts; Moon Of
the Tiger, by Wynd; Sweet
Nothing, by Pease; Something
Happened to Katie, by Holden;
World Out of Mind, by Mac
Gregor; The Case of Eight
Brothers, by Herberden; Murder
for the Asking, by Coke; Murder
at Arroways, by Reilly; The Man
with Two Wives, by Webb;
Darkness of Slumber, by Kutak;
What Mrs. McGillicuddy Saw, by
Christie; High Rendezvous, by
knight; Towers Inheritance, by
Rodgers; and The New England
Story, by Hough.
Junior Books include the fol-
lowing: General Brock and
Niagara Falls, by Adams; Roc
kets, Missiles and Moons, by
Coombs; Our Sun and the World
Around Us, by Lyon; All About
the Great Rivers Of the World,
by White; Space Satellite, by
Beeland; Where Magic Reigns,
by Schewebell; Teen-Age Hum
orous Stories, by Furman; Flight
over Seas, by Lent; Jamie is My
Hearts Desire, by Chester; Isles
of Princes, by Ozbekhan; The
Test, by Bouelle.
Angel of the Delta, by Muir
ply; Star Girl, by Winterfeld;
Danny Dunn on a Desert Island,
by Williams; Fog Boat, by Cof-
fin; Man in the Moon, by Otto;
Trouble after School, by Beim;
Tall Tales from High Hills, by
Credle; School House in the
Woods, by Caudill; Midnight, a
Cow Pony, by Meek; Jamboree
Challenge, by Catherall; Eddie
Makes Music, by Haywood; Tee
Wee Humphrey, by Lewellen;
and Stirrup High, by Coburn.
These books on display at the
ocal library have been bor-
rowed from the state library,
Columbus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-04-10
IA. & M. Interests
Continued From Page IL

for the past six years.
Both Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Mcconnell are experienced meat
cutters and have previous ex-
perience in the grocery business.
Mr.. Marquis is retiring from
the grocery business after serv-
ing in this capacity for the past
20 years. He first started out in
the Frank Gibson building in
August, 1888, at which time he
bought out the Frank Gibson
interest.
The new supermarket was
opened in July, 1914 in its
present building. During that
time, Mr.. Marquis was assisted
by his wife and five daughters,
in addition to Harry B. Sanford,
who had charge of the meat
department for the past 13 years.
Also assisting in the store were
Bonnie Barlow of Macksburg,
Mrs. Grace Brown Mckee and
Byron Schafer.
Mr. Marquis has not an
uounced any plans for the future.
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New Loo. ="

iCon'inued From Page y
three years, and during that
time has qualified himself as
being ore of the most successful
coaches in the country.
Prior to his Clemson assign
ment, Coach Maravich was fresh
man coach at West Virginia Uni
versity, Morgantown; served as
head coach at West Virginia Wes-
leyan, Buckhannon, w Va, and
at Davis -Elkins college.
During his high school coach
ing career, the Clemson mentor
developed championship teams at
Baldwin high in Pittsburgh, Pa,
and at Alquippa, Pa.
At the present time the speak
er is serving as vice president
of the Atlantic Coast Conference
Coaches Association.
Tickets for the banquet are
being sold by members of the
basketball teams and by in.
dividuals interested in promot-
ing the athletic program at Cald-
well high school.
A Well-planned program vii
be yours to enjoy. If you fee
inclined to participate in the
| years grand sports finals, buy
| ticket and attend,
The dinner will be served by
group of mothers who had son!
playing basketball this year
Mrs. Glen Priest is in charge o
arrangements. The Mothers club
meeting at the c. j. Estadt homt
Monday evening, voted to dec
crate the room for the event
Mrs. r. c. Moore was named
chairman of the decorating com
mittee.
John K. Shamhart, loca
sportsman who is PROMINENT,
identified for his keen know
ledge of fine riding horses, vii
be master of ceremonies.
1t would indeed be a test
, monial of appreciation for Coac
Glen Scott and his most-abl
| assistant, Coach Bruce Nero, fo
5 their effort and work resultin
: in the enviable records they 6
! admirably established and carr
ed both for attendance and fo
: games won during the currer
: season, if local fans woul
, reciprocate and attend in rec
r ord numbers for the banquet.
Price Of a ticket is $l.50.