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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
uGlthersburg
IOIUn Election
IS LlsttesS

A listless turnout of voters in
Galtherspurg Monday relnstalleu
the towns mayor, four council.
men and elected a new council,
man.
A total of II ballots were cast
in ADDITION to SIX WRITTEN votes
About TO of tine towns 2S00
residents are registered voters.
Reelected were Merton F. Du.
vail as mayor; E. Russell Gloyd,
John w. Griffith, Rodney II.
Thompson and Milton M,
Walker were reelected as coun.
cilmen.
John S. Thomas was elected to
fill new, fifth seat on the Coun.
ell as provided in the towns new
cnarter.
Duvall and Gloyd each got 60
votes While GrIIlth Thompson
and Thomas got &c. Walker got
81.
All of the offices have four
year terms.
Written voters gave one vote
each to Roy L. Talbot for mayor
and Murray Walker, Hebb Free.
man, Henry Miles, Mrs. John L.
Parker, and John L. Mannlx for
the council.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
Camp Fund
Drive Hits
s7O24Total

Four $500 contributions last
week helped swell the fund drive
OF the Camp Echo Lake to $lOz4,
stlll lar snort OF the goal OF $zU,-
UUU.
The Dakota Corporation, lsa-
dore Guoelsky, the montgomery
County Cnapuer of the NaIlonal
Council OF Jewish Women ana the
Nancy Corporation eacn donated
SoUU TO the 1und.
Robert l.. Snure, chairman of
the fund drive announced that DO
nations OF any sizes were most
welcome. UnIess more conrrDu-
tons came IN many children VINO
nope TO go TO the sumner camp
VIII De Unsupported, lie saiu.
"A 0lIlnef 10 DeIlenI the Iunu
drive VIII be neIu TINS SATURDAY
at the Motel WasnlngronIan. IL
viii cost 500 per couple with $50
OF that amount to be spent on
the camp.
Children who attend the camp
are selected with the aid of the
Social Service League of Mont.
gomery County, the County Wei
rare Board, the juvenile Court
and the Board OF Education.
Contributions may be sent to
any bank in the county or to
Harry Monroe, Jr., president OF
Camp Echo Lake, 1887 East-West
Highway, Silver Spring.
Those who contributed to the
drive last week included:
Judge Thomas NJ. Anderson,
$50; Stanley HI. Arthur, $25;
Frederick w. Berens, Inc, $50;
DIR. Dexter and Mrs. Anne W.
Billiard, $50; Coleman e. Wood,
500; Congressional School OF
AerOnautics, Inc, $50; Dakota
Corporation Eugene b. Casey
$500; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Pat Cor
man, $25; Isadore Gudelsky, $500
Also DIR. Clarence l.. Hebert
So; Charles III. JaTnison, $40;
Margaret MacGregor, So; Mrs
Alice S. C. Merchant, $40; C. Car
roll Morgan, $40; Nancy Corpora
ton Eugene b. Casey, $500;
National Council of Jewish Won
en-, Montgomery County Section,
$500; John e. Oxley, DR., So.
Also Thomas w. Perry, Inc.
$50; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Schmidt, $50; Soule e. Donnally
$40; DIR. Jean Stephens, 81; Sub
urban Hospital (CCND, $40; Ia
koma Insulators Company, $25i
Thomen e. Cromar, $50.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
Anonymous Woman Plaguing
Educators Strikes Again

Another anonymous commune
cation was lett on the Montgom-
cry School Boards table this
week curing the all-day boaro
meeting.
ms one was headed From
Council OF Basic Educatlon anu
SAID: An example OF the short
sighted, penny plncnlng atutuae
OF some school boards has just
come to our attention. According
TO the St. Petersburg Times, the
school board in Sarasota has re-
FUSED to alIot $4,000 for the puf-
chase OF a tent IN the lace OF the
coacns and princlpaIs assurance
unat the circus is anotner way
mat the school can reach stu
uents in teaching the values OF
cooperative planning, seif.dlscl-
pine and sacrifice"
The communication ended with
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
Last Two Free
Concerts Set

The Montgomery Symphony
Orchestra WILL give the last two
of its series of concerts May 10
and May IS.
The free performances will be
given at A PM. on the 18th at
b h e d a-Chevy Chase High
School and at A Pm. on the 25th
at Damascus High School.
The program, under the direc-
ton of Chester Petranek will con.
sist of Concerto for trumpet, F. J..
Haydn, with James Taylor as So
loist; Overture to Midsummer
Nights Dream, Felix Mendels-
sohn-Bartholdy; waltzes from Der
Rosenkavalier, Strauss; Fift h
Symphony, andante ca n t a bill e
movement, Tschaikowsky; and Sc
lections from Oklahoma, by Rich.
ard Rodgers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
Mrs. Whalen Feted
On 81st Birthday

Friends and relatives showered
Mrs. Grace Whalen with cards
and gifts at a party held in honor
of her 81st birthday Sunday at
her home on Jamestown Road
at Hunting Hill.
Those attending included Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Henley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Whalen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Eader, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Whalen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Schwartzbeck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Whalen, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl,
ton Whalen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Weaver as well as IL
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
Area Civilians Will
Attend Convention

Delegates from the Rockville,
Wheaton, Bethesda and Silve r
Spring Civitan Clubs will attend
a two-day, annual convention Of
the Chesapeake District of Civil
ton this weekend at Norfolk, Va.
Important reorganization steps
in the Civilians program of help
to mentally retarded children are
expected.
A convention banquet will be
held Saturday night at the Mon.
ticello hotel. Newly-elected off
GERS will be installed Sunday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
PoOLesUiLLe
Homes Tour
For Thursday
By Mrs. G. Best LinthIcum
diamond $685.


The fourth annual Country
Homes Tour, sponsored by the
Womans Auxiliary OF st. refer 5
Episcopal Cnurcn, foolesvIlle, viii
be nelu May ~, from ~ Am. TO
PM. Inc tour Will lncIude:
None Eaton" Victorian nome OF
Mrs. James u. KING; line Mierlle
manor, owned Ny NIr. anu NILS.
t1arry KIcnaruson; 'F'rIenu 5
Advice" owned by Cen. ana MRS.
A. e. Wedemeyer; The nome Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL. BurWeu;
Monocacy Cemetery, Beansville;
"Oak Kluge," home OF MIR. and
Mrs. owen l.. Scott; Carter S
Farm" home of Mrs. ]. M. Car
ter and st. Peters Church, built
in 1S46-47. Food will be on sale
at Friends Advice" and st. Pet
er's Parish Hall. Members of the
Monocacy Garden Club will make
the flower arrangements in the
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Fulton, Sell
man, spent Mothers Day with
their son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald w. Fulton and chill
dren, Baltimore. Susan and Ellen
returned home with their grand
parents to spend two weeks vaca-
ton.
The Rev. Carter S. Gilliss, st.
Peters Episcopal Church, Pooles-
vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. NAL
colin White, Dickerson, attended
the pre.convention at the Wash.
ington Cathedral, Sunday On
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
Jr. College Item

The County Council Tuesday
allocated $4,000 from its capital
budget to be spent for furnish
ings and equipment at the new
Montgomery Junior College IL
brary at the Silver Spring cam
pus.
The ALLEGATION came after the
project was recommended by
Schools Superintendent c. Taylor
Whittier and approval by the
Board of Education.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
Famed Circus
Due Tuesday

The Cristiani Brothers Circus
featuring a variety of acts, in
Guiding the ''tallest giraffe in the
world will pitch its tents on the
Wheaton Plaza for a two.day
stand Tuesday and Wednesday.
Trademark of the Cristiani
brothers is their famed bareback
horse riding feats which have
been perfected by the family dur.
ing five generations.
The show will have afternoon
and evening performances at a
and 8 PM.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15

the World War II baby boom
expected to hit county high
schools in two years.
The platform also urged test
ing program to discover gifted
children, enlargement of the
countys program for mentally
retarded children and for an ex.
panded Montgomery Junior Col.
lege.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15
Toastmasters' Unit

The next meeting of the newly
formed Toastmasters Internation-
al chapter at the National Insti-
tutes of Health, Bethesda, will be
held at 1880 PM, May 10 at the
Clinical Center, NH. Member
ship is open for interested men
residing in Montgomery County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-15

been paid yet, the John Firors
of Atlantic Avenue who were in
charge of the Fair, expect to
meet last years net profit of
S1100 or more.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
TAKE QUIP SERIOUSLY

UNION, N. ]. - up = Techni-
clans at the Tenney Engineering
Company here take Mark Twain at
his word-they not only talk about
the weather, they do something
about 1t. They build artificial wea-
ther chambers to test machine
parts. The chambers produce tenn
peratures ranging from 65 below
TO 1000 degrees fahrenheit. and
can simulate conditions in sand.
wind or rain storms.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
WARNING AGAINST
INTERMARRIAGE

BERLIN. Germany - up =
Germany's Lutheran bishops have
issued a strong statement warn
ing against marriages between
Catholics and Protestants as an
obstacle to their achieving full
spiritual harmony and Keeping
faith with their beliefs. People
who marry members oi different
confession" tne statement said,
shoulder a heavy burden"
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
CHRISTOPHER SHOW

FORT MORGAN, Colo. = up =
The grasshoppers got so bad in
Colorado a local theater decided
to have a grasshopper matinee
The theater admitted every youngs-
ter bringing pint jar of grass
hoppers free for whole week.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
ENOUGH's ENOUGH

AUSTIN. MINI. = up = Rising
taxes? A rural school district
near here has eliminated them en-
tirely for next year. The district
board looked at its $4,000 bank bal
ance and decided it was enough
for 1853 operations.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
TREE DETERMINED

CARROLLTOWN, Ky. = (P -
Mrs. w. E. Rassman gets a little
shade with her clothesline pole.
Two years ago she set the syca-
more post in the ground and tied
her clothesline to it. This spring
the post sprouted limbs and leaves.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
HE HAD A RIGHT

OKLAHOMA CITY - up = A
woman telephoned police that .
man calmly backed his car up to
a house trailer stored in her back
yard, hooked up and drove on. A
check by officers showed the man
was from a finance company.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
MISSIONARY WORK EXTENDED

INDIANAPOLIS = up = Miss
ionary work of the Christian
Churches Disciples of Christi is
being extended to a rugged jungle
territory of Thailand near the Bur-
mese border-to a tribe called the
Karens.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
FRIEND FOR LIFE

SARNA. Ont. up - Michael
Shelton, 8, made a friend for life
when he rescued a deserted baby
robin. Fed with eye-dropper and
tweezers, the bird won't leave the
Skeletons yard. His favorite perch
is on Michael's shoulder.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
BEHIND TINES

SUFFOLK, Va. = up = City
Council tabled a request from
self-styled qualified and active
voter" for a traffic light at an in
tersection Tire letter was ad-.
dressed to Mayor o. B. Hill-who
last held office in 1947.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
Las Aries de Costa Rico, Un LegudO
de los Aborigenes

Con una pobIocion homoe6neo en- que Ell novento por
Costa Rico es hoy do una de las Repdblicos mos proqresistos
de Ia America Central, que disfruto de bien justificodo fomo
por Ia beIIezo de sus muieres y sus ortesonios.
Los ~oborigenes que %poblobon q Costa Rico ontes de Ia
colonization esPonolo eron ~mognificos ortesonos que Sc desta-
cobon por sus odornos de orc y jade, su o~lforeriu y sus escu-
turos de piedro.
San Jose, capital de Ia nocfon, presento una mezclo de
orquitecturo colonial con edifcios modernos y Ia cudod esto-
Vez que vertcomente por tenor q los terremotos.
e Institute de Turismo de Costo Rico estd loborondo
octivomente por 81 fornento de esto industrio y ofrece una
eticoz oyudo q todo. oquel que visito ell pals.
San Jose llama Ia otencion Pr SUI gran ombente cosno-
polite y q Pesor de su ~octividod, Por Ia ousenoio de ruidos de
los bocinos de los automobiles.
Entire las pintorescos costumbres de los costorricenses
eston los trodicionoles G;oneiertos de Ia Bondo Militor en- ell
de reunion de Ia juventud copitolino.
Uno de los lugores fovoritos de los turistos en- San Jose
es ell Country Club, Su onPlio Piscino es ell mayor centric de
otroccion de Ia sociedod que los sdbodos por Ia noche disfruto
de fiestos bolobIes en- dicho Iugor.
Tombien entire los Iugores interesontes de San Jose Sc
destoco ell Ieotro Nocionol, que duronte ell ono ofrece con-
ciertos s~infoncos, temporodo de opera y de ballet. Este va
Ioso edificio encerro volhosos esculturos Y ESTE orHsticomente
tiene una moenfico escoero de mdrmoI. Tombien son dignos
de ser vistos ell Museo NocionoI, Ia Cotedrol MetropoIitono,
ell Congreso y Ia Universidod NocionoI.
Las tfpcos corretos deeorodos con singular ousto, son I'm
~Verdodero simbolo noeionoL De estos corretos Sc ho hecho una
verdodero industrio como souvenir, va que Sc fobncon en-
vodos tonohos, TITLES poro centres de mesa, odorno de solo,
o bores q I'm costo de $l8 hosto $40, segdn ell tomono.
En- Costo Rico Sc troboon muy bien los ortfcuIos de piel,
y Sc fobricon mognifcos moIetos de vioje siquiendo las Iineos
de los dltimos disenos, que incIuye hosto corteros para docu-
mentos de hombres de negocios.
La conida y hospedoe en- San Jose son bostonte econo-
micos. Los hoteles de Ia capital costorricense son m~ognifoos
y sus precios estdn al olconce de todos. En- Ell Gran Hotel
Costa Rico y Gran Hotel Europe. dos de los mejores, Ia torifa
de los piezos es de Sc por dio y de $3.50 por una hobitocion
doble.
Entire los meiores restourontes Sc encuentron ell Chez
Marcel, especoizodo en- comido fronceso; Patio Tico, muy
ocogedor, y Casino Central, donde Sc sirve comido tpico
sspoholo.
Costo Rico ho tenido siete CONSTITUENCIES y Ia actual data
de l949 fecho en- que quedo suprirido Ell Ejercito como insi-
tucion Pernonente. La economic de Ia repubico depende en-
oron porte del concrete exterior, siendo su base Ia ogricultu-
rr El novento pr ciento de las exportociones 10 constitute
Ell cofe, ell cocoo y los Piotonos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-16
oNuesto
Nensge
LA DELINcUENcIA JUvENlL

Es oIormonte ell indice de deIincuenci0 entire los
ddoIescentes, osi como ell grodo de peIigro que este dein-
cuenciu represents puro 10 sociedud. Anfe este hecho
Iumentuble o todos Iuces, las outoridades, los d~irigentes
es%pirituoles de la comunidud y, sobre TODD, los padres de
fomilio, deben muHipIicor sus esfuerzos por detener esfo
ola de obusos y deltOs que hu uIcunzodO preparedness
gruvisinaos.
En- ell hosor, oIi dol,de los padres de funniia estdn
Ilumados q reoIizor una lobor troscendentnI en- ell dnimo
bdsic0nente, Ia obrd orientodor1 que conduzca q Ia iu-
ventud por senderos de honrudez y seriedod.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

Herbert, Robert ana Julia MAxcy
ana families. and r. A. Maxcy
VISITED MISS l. r, Maxcy IN Rich
iuonu
MI. and Mrs Il L. Agce. 81
Richmond. are the expected guest,
Of Misses Llilie and Annie Patteson
Riley and Rudd patteson. Of Rich
mond. visited their parents. Dr. anc
Mrs, 7 + patteson several days
this week
Clayton Davidson spent quite a
while IN charlottesville the past
week
M and Mrs l. W patteSon hac
as guests Sunday. their daughter
and hen husband, Nh ana MRS
sam Spenccr u Seottsvlllc
Guests oi the 3 b. Patteson,
Woe NH and Mrs Glenn HAYES
rof buckingham,
Cleveland Flowers spent THE week
end Wi;h his brother. Wallace Flow
Itis, I'M l4yfchbufR. and his SISTER
Mrs Vernon White and family, III
Madison Heights W X Flowers ac-
complained Glf yeland home Sunday
evening
MI and Mis 4 II, Patteson. II
n AlaAey ana 4 A Maxey spent
Saturday N Richmond, win Miss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Amelia High School Students Praise
Work, Teachings OF Mrs. deKrafft

around She must see that 4 senior
figure Is planned and practiced over
and over a2a:u. II there Is u sen.
ior play this requires hours and
Then when graduation draws near
there Is no limit to the hundreds
OF things she must do The plans
for the baccaluareate sermon, class
night, and finally commencement.
must be made.
All Of these things are very inn
portant TO senior. but there Is
something else which far surpasseS
the things mentioned above In I'M
portancr. The life Of d senior is 4
happy one. yet very busy and
difficult one. He IL torn between
the satisfaction Of having reached
his ultimate goal and the fact that
this is the last year he VIM be III
school with his friends
He breads leaving tie things with
which he has been 50 closely as
ISOLATED all his life. and he Know 1
that his adjustment to new life
after graduation Will not he easy
Therefore. he looks to his class spon-
sor more than ever tor guidance
and understanding Mrs dekraftt
realizes this demand which is placed
upon her. and she has never failed
to supply the guidance which sen
Tors especially need She always
lends them a helping hand and has
a word OF wisdom for each one
AS stude Il [ s OF Amelia High
School. we want to thank YOU. Mrs
deKraitt, for all YOU have done for
each Of us. We don't know how YOU
find time to do 50 many things. and
We really pprec late the en-
thusiastic interest YOU have shown
in us and our school We admire
yon. and we shall never forget yoal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Powhatan News

Mrs Herbert Nichols and Mrs
Rachel Bevins have returned from
Atlanta, Ga. where they attended
their brothers funeral He had been
i'll for a long time
Friends Of Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Terrell We're saddened to hear Of
the sudden DEATH Of her son-in-laW
H. A Gray, Of Richmond last
week
Mr. and Mrs Fran BloxtoM and
Fran. Jr, recently visited them Old
home in Lexington
Young Bill and Jun Blandtord
had their tonSils out Thursday ana
are getting On nicely They are sons
Of Mr. and mrs " y Blandfofd.
M and MIS- Julian BoWles ware
visited th.s Week end by Mrs,
BoWles sister. and family from
Petersburg
T. Floyd Yates has Been ~ WITH
a case of ohl fashioned eNippe ios
some time, but II now able n ~
out again
MIS- Doris Askey Was opeI ated
on al Medical College Of Virginia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
By AUDREY GILL.
Amelia liigh Sehnoi Student

One OF the detectives OF the Stu
dent Council Association this year
Is 10 tive recognition IL h q
faculty members and students who
are outstanding leaders IN ouf
school The first person to be
recognized is a faculty member
Who deserves more honor and praise
than we could possibly give her in
this article She is Mrs. Mildred
s, deklafft.
IN this article We. the students
Of Amelia High School, Shall at
tempt to express our appreciation
for the hundreds Of ways IN which
she has hepled so many OF Us.
As a teacher. Mr.. dekrafft plays
one OF the most difficult and most
important role III our high school
that OF teaching five classes Of
Enehsl and literature. Every stu
dent who has ever had class I'M
der Mrs deKrafft viii readily ad-
INIT that she is a wonderful teacher.
Those students who attend college
after graduation realize perhaps
more than anyone else how privi-
legged they were to have her for
Il teacher Several Of these students
have written TO her expressing
their thank for the excellent back.
ground she gave them in English.
II a student doent learn his
English under Mrs. deKrafft. it
certainly isn't her fault. No only
does she drill and drill In class.
but he is always willing to help
each student individually whenever
she possibly can Too often We
don't express our appreciation for
this help as we should, either be-
cause We Away Seem to be In q
hurry or because We are upset over
some difficult lesson. But. through
this article, We hope to show our
appreciation
Be I d e her difficult role as
teacher. Mrs. dekrafft has two
other roles equally as difficult.
sponsor Of the senior cla,&. ana spon-
sor OF the newspaper staff.
AS sponsor Of the newspaper
staff. Mrs. deKrafft has a very tir.
ing task. Hours and hours Of work
have been spent on the papers
which are distributed every two
weeks. First OF all, Mrs. deKrafft
helps the staff plan the paper. Then
she must read and correct All the
articles TO be included in the issue
and finally she must proofread the
stencils before they are .4fnirneo-
afaphed. The finished product has
required much more work than
meets the eye,
No one, other than senior. could
possibly have any idea OF the i'm
portant part that the senior spon-
sor has TO perform. Her Job is one
Which requires hard and tireless
work every day Of the year. she
y irsi'oHslble for seeing that the
senior order their announcements
g ing cards, albums. and thank
you notes. When the prom rolls
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

Is I.,'.- 7,
Mrs. Harvey Stays With The Newman
Children While Their Parents Vacation

Saturday dinner guests Of Nh
and Nlgs vcrmrd Prolhu we're
llNuk and Earl Beasley. 81 Farm
Vile. and Donald Webb. pi Appo
inAtluA
Ben hel sch II i patient at South
side Community Hospital
Mr. ana Mrs kyland poNdA anl
family III FalnWle wrre lunch.
con mlcst Sunday Of Nh and Mus
Herman noWdy
M ana Mrs Emmett Dunkum
Mere III Richmond Monday
Mrs. Harvey Tends Children
MRS d G Harvey Who has been
spending THE past month with Ms
AUD Mfs Tale MeClnna. and FAM
ily. " Norton Is NOW stayine with
the Newman children While their
parents are Spending sometime N
flpalda
Hickory Grove Home DeAlonstra,
ton club met .whh Mis- Edsar
johnson Tuesday,
Guests OF Mr.. ana MIS- Alfred
Harris, and family We're Mi and
Mrs Acic Alien and Acie il Mi
and Ms Ernest Dcane. and dangh.
ter Mrs John Deane Robert Poe
and Mss Lizzie Wilson
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Waiter
Marks, was< Mrs. II G Alexander,
Of FMmglle
Kichniondcrs visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs billy Ayers. Of Rich
monl spent the week end With then
parents
MIS- Lncp Bersch is Spending the
WEEK Wlth INF s.p and daughter
Mlaw Frank Bersch "a Culpeper
Edward Flippen Richmond. spent
saturday n 'hr hQtnr vi Reeves
s'haup
A representative ~ tac ialn de-
pafuneMt ot taxation division III ap-
praisals and mapping discussed tAe
rGal estate reaSaeAsneMt now
underway III the county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

she Is Improving
Mrs James A iilnan Ji' lrls
been III for month or more butt
IS nov able 10 be ol;t again
New has reached EeY John Chat
Zee y BIS sister who has undsE
gone a serious OPERATION Us DOUG
hiceiS
A Meetim Of tnle4e ied maD +
gardaia aoN Ia help inlpfose cob
ditiuAs AT iseadinont School was ab
ranged - " L psaekei and i y
Nicliols IL ne. Hermitage County
Club ~ Richmond Saturday after
noon Those present ia addition h
Nichols aud Parker were CarrdLl
S Minor John HolfIe William u.
parrish i1aal Biandtord w X
Bland!ord l. H. Mason X X
WRIGHT william y, Maxcy NJ II
A Kruger J s, caldWell I d.
Brown CHARLES Cclla ] II smith
J II Smith, j. ana T. r Yatc
KRUGER acted MS moderator. adl
Al Informal discussion d The prob.
lenls TOOK place a committee b!
Kruegct Paul Ilandlosd ana Stady
Clements MAS appointed to lep! Y
Sent the school and W r. Parker
W K Blanuford and William H..
MaHtN III. 10 represent the coiA-
niunily M endeaNoiing t. haze tle
school and community working To-
sether for the bctteruirn OF both
A dinner III the ctab dining room
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