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Of the other dancers BY ar
rnngements Of flowers.
Also at the head table were
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Robert
Butler. The Buffers are In
Washington briefly en- route
from European duty 10 his
new post as commanding
general Of the Ordnance Am
munition Conf and at
Joliet. III.
He takes up his new duties
August IS.
Retired Mai. Gen. Albert
b. oulnton. IT,. who formerly
was commanding general at
Aberdeen. and his wife also
were az the head table.
Others In the gathering
included Mai. Gen. r. A.
Hansen. chief Of the Ord
nance Field Service Division:
Brig. Gen. Frank J. Memoir
row. chief OF the Industrial
Division and Col. Garrett
Hill. executive ofiicer Of the
Ordnance Corps ONCE OF
manpower.
The Army Assistant Deputy
Chief Of Stan for Personnel.
Mai. Ger. James Z. Richard
son. and Mrs. Richardson
have moved into Quarters
Two at Fort Lesley j. Me-
Nair.
Mrs. Richardson hopes 10
be settled before the fall
season starts.
49,
Col. Robert Benford leaves
for Copenhagen. Denmark,
on Wednesday. He viii be
the Department Of Defense
representative at the World
Medical Association meeting
planned for August is
through August 20.
His daughter Barbara
brought her roommate, Miss
Ann Rody of Elkhart. Ind.
home with her from st.
Marys Of Notre Dame, Ind,
for summer vacation.
They are In New York this
week end and plan to see
Barbara's sister Betty. who
is q United Air Line hostess
with home base at La
Guardia Field. She was
graduated at Cheyenne.
Wyo.. on Wednesday and as
signed to New York.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George
Martin have returned from
Germany and have taken q
house at Collingwood. Gen.
Martin was Gel with the It'll
Army.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert
A. Watson II left Friday on
the IS America for his new
station in Germany. They
plan to take a short leave in
Europe. Their sons. Albert
III and John. are with their
parents.
Coast Guard Capt. and
Mrs. Richard L. Mellen ar
rived in town a week ago
from their former home In
Cape Elizabeth, Me. Capt.
Mellen has assumed the
duties Of Public Information
Oficer at Coast Guard head
quarters
The family are already
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''Vandyke" beard. / am very
much against this idea. He
claims it will aid him in his
profession as it will make him
look older. AS far as l am
concerned. / think he should
consider my feelings in the
matter since he is supposed to
love me. Which should come
first. his love or his profess
sion? DELILAH
Van Buren, Is also against
the Vandyke. Tell him II
scratches-and II that doesn't
help - scratch HIM till he
grows up.
For a personal reply Drite
to ABBY In care Of The Ere
ming Star. Inclose a SELF
addressed. stamped envelope.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

Dolores Hart leaves for New
York and her role as Cornelia
Otis SINNERS daughter in the
Broadway production of pleas
ure Of His Company" the day
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HOLLYWOOD
Fome's Not Always Fun
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Mrs. Ernest Borgnlne Is askine
for 100000 in cash and SIS, 600
a year In alimony from the
mate she Is divorcing. Poor
Marty. When he was unknown
he was happily married and
no lawsuits. With fame, he
fought and won 10 free himself
from his contract with Burt
Lancaster's company. And he
lost a wife. Both battles took
q toll on Ernies health and
bank account. But I'll fight
my wife's demands 10 the end"
he assured me. It's sometimes
better 10 pay and go.
$50
Talk about Goals 10 New
castle, Walt Disney imported
az tons Of artificial snow from
London TO Switzerland for his
film. Third Man on the
Mountain" He couldn't wait
until the winter for the real
thing. Judy Garland, happy
over her Cocoanut Grove smash
hit. goes to Lake Tahoe for a
rest before her date in Chicago.
-. And while we're resting,
Gary Cooper and family will
spend the rest of the summer
skin diving on Long Island.
Gary, wife Rocky and daughter
Maria are all paddlers. .
Frank Sinatra and Dean Mar
tin called of the house they
were going to share on the
Indiana location for Some
Come Running" Reason? No
air conditioning. They will live
in an aforementioned motel
instead.
Three hundred Chicago fans
of Jerry Lewis have reserva-
tons on a Santa Fe train for
Jerry's August Is opening here
at the Greek Theater.
Buddy Bregman took time out
from his musical chores as
Eddie Fishers conductor, at
the Tropicana in Las Vegas.
to spend the afternoon with
best Girl. Anna Maria AIber-
ghetti, going over the numbers
for her opening at the Desert
Inn. E. David Niven and fam
lily few home to Hollywood
over the top Of the world after
the trip around same. Son
jamie had been i'll. And all
are exhausted and so glad to
be back in sunny California.
Niven will rest from his gruel-
ing vacation.
The Robert Mitchums will
have to remain a while longer
in their $450-a-week suite at
the Dorchester In London
They we're due to move into a
fancy -shmancy apartment near
Hyde Park, but after paying
a deposit Of $3.50, the deal was
called of because the previous
tenant was hauled into court
on a gambling charge.
Anne Baxter suddenly few
from Europe to San Francisco.
II needed sun and was home
sick for my daughter" she ex-
plained. Film producer, Lud-
wig Gerber, has a wonderful
role for Anne in his Song Of
October" movie to be made
later this year in Bavaria.
y
Dolores Hart leaves for New
York and her role as COrneIia
Otis SINNERS daughter in the
Broadway production of pleas
ure of His Company" the day
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Today,s Children Need
To Learn Languages

going 10 be 10 far away from
Europe and the Orient any
more. When you can ny TO
Europe IN six hours IN the
new jet planes that are COM
ing soon. that makes US
neighbors 10 everybody"
Mr. Grimm Is a Hungarian
who had owned hotels In
Budapest when he came 70
the United States In search
Of wider horizons. His chain
now totals II over Latin and
South America.
Packing Tips
Mrs. Grimm has learned 10
pack travel necessities for
any occasion and any climate
in go pounds Of luggage. Says
she:
Il wear a medium-weight
suit in gray or beige. with q
light topcoat-raincoat, and
carry a fur stole or jacket.
/ wear q white haiti goes
with everything. and ! pack
an assortment Of little wells
and hair bands that can be
used for dress-up occasions.
II pack several cocktail
dresses-all planned TO 90
with the same shoes and
handbag. ! take q couple
of formal dresses In light
weight fabrics that don't take
up much room and don't get
too mussed. ! take a couple
of straight skirts and some
blouses that can be dunked
in the wash bowl at night.
Lingerie and stockings are
Of course nylon-and ] al
ways carry my own soap
flakes and cleansing tissues.
l take my own cosmetics. too.
because you never can buy
what you want abroad. And
! pack everything in layers.
in clear plastic bags. Then
/ can Just take out the layer
! want. It's wonderful"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
BY DOROTHY ROE

Associated PFean Women'a Editor
Today's children could IN
sure the future peace Of the
world-if each one learned
70 speak At least two lam
guages besides his native
tongue.
so says Joy Grimm. who
foresees in the immediate
future American families
committing across oceans as
casually as they now drive
10 grandmas house for the
week end.
Il think the most impor-
tant thing In the education
Of American children should
be languages" says Joy. one
OF the worlds most enthusi-
astic and experienced trav-
elers As the wife Of hotelman
Peter Grimm. she is likely 70
give a cocktail party one aft
ernoon In Caracas. entertain
at dinner the next night In
Bogota and plan a weekend
party In Curacao. She speaks
French fiuently. Spanish I'M
derstandably. and is willing
to take q ding at Portuguese
and Italian II necessary. But
she says:
Neighbors 10 Everybody
'If ! had realized the kind
Of life ! was going TO lead.
I'd have studied languages
like mad in school. As 1t is
I've had TO pick up most Of
them as ] went along. But
my husband speaks seven
languages. and he can make
friends all over the world.
in any country he happens
to be.
"Of course, the distances
in Europe are so small. that
1t is natural for children TO
learn several languages. But
the whole world is shrinking
fast. and so. America isn't
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03

# Washington d. c., spent the
weekend with their homefolks,
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Fulk and
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Graham.
Noah Waybright was accom-
panied to Davis w. Va, one day
recently by his daughter Janet,
where they visited Mr. Iden, who is
i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fulk we're
in Oakland on Sunday afternoon,
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hauser.
Monday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Canaan and family
were Mrs. nellie Lee and son Lane.
of Eglon.
A group of folks from our COM
munity went on Sunday on the eX-
cursion from Oakland to Washing
ton to attend the Cherry Blossom
festival Among those making the
trip were Mrs Mildred Peterson.
Robert Savage. Eddie Bowser, Miss
Ivadine Matthews, Roger Stevies,
Mrs. Annie Matthews and daugh-
ter Shirley. Patty Friend, Mrs. Joe
Whittacre and daughter Sandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert SmouSe
we're Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w Soelter Visiting the
Soclter's on Monday we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Thomas and daugh-
ter of Deep Greek Lake; Mrs,
Geraldine Ludwig and son, of Oak
land. and George Teets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage and
Mrs. Effie Stahl we're Sunday eve
ing guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Stahl. Tuesday evening callers of
the Stahl's were Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Arnold and daughter Denise,
of Mt Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SOeher
were Monday evening callers on
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee HauSer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03
UNDERWOOD
SUNNYSIDE

Noah Waybright entered the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
on Monday for major operation
scheduled for Tuesday His son
Glenn and family, of Pittsburgh.
spent the weekend at home with
the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Nethken and
daughter Darlene, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Shillingburg, on Sun
day.
Mrs Mabel Nethken has re-
turned home after spending sever
al days last week with her mother.
Mrs. Lucy Richardson, at Jcffer-
sonvillc. Ind.
Mrs Effic Stahl returned to her
home on Monday after an extended
stay with her daughter, Mrs. Wilma
Arts. While she was down in that
other children before returning
home.
Mrs. Savilla Sanders accom-
panied her Son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Warwick,
to their home last weekend where
she plans to make an extended
visit for several weeks.
The U.B. Ladies' Aid met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Robert Sliger with Mrs. Mary
HardeSty as co-hoSteSS.
Recent Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Noah WAINWRIGHT
we're Mrs Prema Lipscomb and
son Emil, of Keyser, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Lantz and
girls, of near St George, spent a
few days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Canaan. Saturday eve
ming guests of the Canan's were
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Soelter and
grandson. Eugene Ludwig.
Charles SOelter was visiting his
brother. Ernie Soelter, on Satur-
day He is a patient in the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham,
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SANG RUN

Charlie Friend is a patient in
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
Ruth Ann. twin daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Cosncr. is a pa
tient in Garrett County Memorial
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mckenzie,
Arlington. Va. visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt Sat
urday
Mr. and Mrs Donald Carr and
son and Mrs. Charlie Carr visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Friend and
children. Smithtown, Pa, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt
and Mr.. and Mrs Milton Dewitt
and Zebra Ann visited Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bishop, Buffalo Run,
Friday evening.
Mrs. TaSkcr and Mrs. Ada Stew
art, VindcX, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Taskcr, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Gar
let's. SUNDAY.
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family visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Skipper, Sunday.
Mrs Luke Bowman was in Key
ser on Monday with Miss Ethel
Grove to attend the Mineral coun-
ty Home Demonstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. William George
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03

Communion at the Oak Park
church, Sunday evening,
Miss Patience Sines, Uniontown,
Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin
Jr., Terra Alta, W. Va, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Sines, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bowman and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03

daughter, Mr. and Mrs Hugh
Reams and family, Mrs Joe Whit
acre and Mrs. Richard Sines,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Maybe
and family and Mrs. Clarence A..
Maybe visited Mr., and Mrs. Ward
May, Freeport, W. Va Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03

Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Sines the past week
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Engstrom
and son, Harrisville, o.; Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Lewis and Mr.. and
Mrs Clark Glotfelty.
Rev. and Mrs. Jonas Sincs took
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03

Lucy Ellen Beiler, sophomore
student at Northern, is shown re-
ceiving her award in an Ameri.
canism Essay contest from Mrs
Ercellc jenkins, president of the
Grantsville Legion Auxiliary. The
auxiliary sponsored the contest in
February through the American
Legion Auxiliary department of
Maryland. Lucy received $40. Sec
Ond place went to Patty Friend and
third place went to Shirley Fazen-
baker The story about Miss Beiler
appeared in the March 20 issue.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-04-03
SWALLOW FALLS

Visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Ream the past week
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Friend,
Oakland; Mrs. Robert Winters and
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and family spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs Arden w. Skip
per.
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Composer OF St. Louis Blues, w.
{. Hardy "a. died in New York.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
sondy River Sounding.
Visits, Hay Time, Coming And Going
Keep Sandy River Rolling Along

Mrs. O'Fcrrell Davidson returned
with Misses Virginia and Betty
Gates Saturday evening. stopping
to spend Friday night with Mrs.
Ncvyn Rankin In Winston-Salem.
N. c. They only had peep AZ their
mother who had TO listen and talk
fast to get in her chats before they
left again early Monday morning
for a week at Virginia Beach. They
will return by way Of Roanoke
Rapids for a night Mrs. Charlie
Gates and Betty 10 Joined them for
the trip down but returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bruce took
advantage of rainy afternoon and
-appeased J T. Bruce by driving
him to Henderson, N C.. for 4 visit
with Mi. and Mrs. Jack Morgan
David Garnet cnjoyed last week
with his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Garnett Richard
Williamson spent Thursday with
him. doubling his Joy and activities
about the farm Mr. and MIS-.
Bobby Tribblc and son and Mr.
and Mrs. w W. Miller Of Rich
mond. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Ms. Garnet Mr. and Mrs II. l..
Blanton. Of Blackstone, called IN The
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Jetersville

Misses Mary Jane and Phyllis
Southall, Ada and Grace Anderson,
Lucy Page Stone and Johnnie and
Willie Morris were the supper
guests Of Miss Jane Bruce Hills
man Thursday night
Russell Elan and Mrs Warner
Beaver visited their mother, Mrs
Clara Elan in Blackstone Sunday
Mr. and Ms j E Stone, Jr.. Of
Richmond were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs j f Stone on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ollie Cole, II
Raleigh, N c.. visited Mr. and
/ Mrs l. NJ. Sanderson during the
week end
Mr. and Mrs. D. n Thomkinson
are spending some time in Norfolk
Mr. and MIS- Tommie Wallace
and little daughte~, who have been
I spending some time with Mr. Wal
lace's sister. Mrs H S Emerson,
have returned to Texas.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Revere, Of
Richmond We're the week end
guests Of Mrs Revere's mother.
Ms George Wlngo.
Robert Southall. who has been
serving in the U S. Navy. has re-
turned home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Around The Andersonvile Community
''City Boy Thinks Riding A Combine Is
The Most Exciting Thing Euer nuented


\ Thursday guests III the Lewis Nor
gan home were Mrs. John Sears q
Salem. Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Cole
and Mrs. Bobby Chewing Mr. and
Mrs. Kyle Widener and son Of Chill
howie were Saturday callers and
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Morgan were
supper guests.
MIR and Mrs. Lewis Morgan and
Mrs. Cole visited Mrs. Elsie Meg
ginson in Appomattox Sunday after
noon
\ Mrs. j. NJ Nfons visited Mrs
Sherman Self Monday afternoon
She was a supper guest OF Mrs. c
j. Spencer and the three went to
take a look at the Sells newly built.
but still unoccupied. house
Mrs. George Eldridge Mrs Rod
ney Smith. Mrs. Nifong. Susar
Forbes and Mike Nifong were lunch
con guests OF Mr. and Mrs John
Dorrjer Tuesday
I The Rev and Mrs S G. Cowan
and Doug Cowan spent Wednesday
with Mrs. c. r. Morgan. Week end
quests were Mr. and Mrs r NJ
Morgan. Cydna. and Misses Louise
and Billie Morgan Mr. and Mrs
Harold Garrett and their sons spent
Sunday with the family and Al
Smith was Sunday supper guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Anderson
were supper guests Of the JACK An
dersons Wednesday night. They
along with MIR. and Mrs. John Nor
gan. Jr.. and Juan Anderson at.
tended the Smith-Marks wedding In
Richmond Saturday
Recent callers in the Smith home
we're Mrs. ROwlett Bruce. Mrs John
Eldridgc and Hugh Gills
The Ground Observer Corps was
In operation Sunday. Thirteen per
sons took part and 40 planes were
reported.
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Pamplin
r. F- n M. 2

Recent visitors of thc II G Cnn-
ainghams weve Mr.. and Mrs Elliott
clam and children. Of Orangebnrg'
s. c. and his mother Mrs Willie
q Elam. MIS- y p Berry. Of
Chevy Chase Nd ana Her dauph-
tell, Mrs Linwood Haskell. Of Oh
long. III Mrs S Gillian and
MILFORD Fuqua. MI and Mrs II c
Cunningham, IL, and Karen. Of
FarmVlllc, also VISITED
Mrs. Garter Southall Earl Mar
garet and Frances spent Sunday in
Waynesboro
Services were held Sunday morn
ing at Buffalo Presbyterian Church
With members from Madisonville,
Concord and Beale Memorial Pres
bvterian Churches attending
Mr. and Mrs ] T Baker were
recent visitors Of his aunt Mrs
Leila Baker. in Harrisonburg
M and Mrs r f Booker spent
Monday with their cousins. Miss
Ella Kate Adams and Mrs Jessie
Anderson III BrooEneal
Week end visitors Of Mr. and
Mrs Dayton Dillon were Miss June
Dillon and Mr. and Mrs Ronald
Crute Of Richmond
+, B Womack. 1T and family
Of New Jersey spent several DAYS
with his mother Mrs z b
Womack. at the old home
NJ and Mrs Richard Carwile
and children have been vacationing
at Cherry Point N 81. with his
sister Mrs Spry
Mrs Thornton Cunningham and
Mrs Harry Martin left Monday TO
visit their cousin. Mrs Arvln in
Greensboro. n G.. and other rela-
tiVes in Martinsville
George w Booker and family Of
Richmond. were overnight guests Of
his parents. Mr.. and MIS-. R E.
Booker.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Welch and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
GOO Kept Watch
Sunday In
|Ashby Community

The GOO kept watch again Sun
day This time Mrs R. S. Mar
tins group was in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Bigger had
as guests their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Weaver, and daugh-
tiers. Patsy and Connie. of Roanoke
They were en- route home after a
vacation at Virginia Beach.
Blue Ribbon Winner
Miss Sunny Martin returned home
Saturday from the All Short Course
N Blacksburg. She brought back a
blue ribbon from the dress model
ing the state contest
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Sandc~son
and family. Of Chatham. spent Sat
lrday night at their home here
Other visitors included Mr.. and Mrs
Eric Robinson and Mrs. J. X. Rob
inson, OF Farmville. with their rela.
ives. Mr. and Mrs. Washington. Of
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Kilborc
and family. of Richmond. also
visited the Sandersons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin and
family were recently at Virginia
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Speas and
family. Of Arizona. are spending
their vacation with relatives here
Mrs Dorothy Short and daughter
of Richmond were. week end visi
tors in the J. p. Martin h 0 m {
They had family dinner Satur
day night. jointly celebrating the
birthdays of j. P. Martin and Miss
Joyce Martin.
Kenneth Hart. Miss Joyce Martin
Bud Martin and Misses Carolyn anc
Katharine Shores are spending this
week at All camp at Holiday Lake
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
Monthly Paper Collection Started
TO Benefit Cumberland Rescue Squad

Some 81 the members Of the first
aid, class recently completed in
Cumberland became interested IN
bette equipment for the Cumbef-
land Rescue Squad
The instructor for the class
Happy Ragland 81 Grewe Rescue
Squad brought one Of the CreWe
rescue ambulances over for the
group 70 see After inspecting this
wcll-eqnipped vehicle, the Cumber-
land group wanted to improve their
ambulance and be IN the position to
give better service to the Cumber-
land community.
II was decided to collect Old
papers in the community. sell
them and start d fund whereby new
equipment could be obtained for the
Cumberland ambulance
The workers were very pleased
with the success Of their first paper
drive and plan III continue collect
ing these papers about once every
month
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04

spent Sunday in Richmond with the
r L. Seay family.
Miss Ann Christian is With the
Marshall Seavs. keeping an eve on
the children. while Mrs. Scay has a
summer Job.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivanhoe Morgan.
their daughter. Goopie. Mrs. G. J.
Spencer and Mrs Sherman Self Wis
tied Mrs. Hattie Morgan Wednesday
night.
Miss Frances Seay spent the week
end at her home here. Earl Seay
and Neelin Fittz we're Sunday din
ner guests in the Seay home. After
noon callers were Miss Thelma Seay
Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
Branch Seav and Mrs. Paul Seay
and son.
Miss Mary Ruth Firestone OF Cum
berland spent Wednesday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernard Haywood and their
three sons OF LeOminster Mass ar
rived Sunday to spend their vacation
in the Flood home
Sunday visitors in Mrs. Ellen Rob
ertson's home were Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Holland. Mrs Bill Meade
and Miss Carole Keith Meade
Mr., and Mrs. Elliott Vest were
week end guests OF Mrs. c. II. An.
derson
Morgans Come & Go
Nancy Morgan is spending The
week with Mr.. and Mrs. j W Nor
ris near Burkeville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-04
buckingham Red Cross Officers Elected

Mrs. j. Branch Forbes. OF Ander-
sonvillc has succeeded Mrs. r. NJ
Bruce as chairman Of the Bucking-
ham Chapter Of American Red
Cross
The new chapter leader was elect
cd at an organizational meeting
Monday night at Central II h
School
Mrs. Bruce. the retiring chairman.
Installed the new officers
Other officers chosen Monday
were. Mrs Edgar johnson, vice
president. Mrs Rodney c. Smith,
secretary. Mrs Cleveland Jones,
treasurer Mrs Marvin Austin. Jun
ior Red Cross chairman.
Also. j. E Station. home service
chairman. John Spencer. disaster
chairman. and Mrs. Eugene Elcan.
publicity chairman. and Frank Har-
ris. colored division chairman.
Executive committee members
representing all county magisterial
districts. also were elected. These
are.
Maysville NJ O. Sadler and r.
H. Bruce Curdsville j. R Snod-
DIV. Ji. and R B. Spencer. Jr.:
Marshall NJ. F.. LeS"e,u and
Aubrey Yancev: Slate River T.
r Patteson. il; James River c
H. Moon. Francisco j. A. Cole
man and W. H. Chappell
Arthur Bodkin. American Red
Cross regional field representative
from the Alexandria office. met with
the group for the organizational SEES
sion
r. Aubrey Yancey. Fund Chair
man. reported the chapters quota
Of 81 .284 for the 1858 membership
drive has been reached. 81 volun-
tcer workers took part in the drive
and obtained $40 memberships.
Due to the able and tireless efforts
Of J. E. Station. home service chair
man. the chapter received letter
Of commentator from the director
Of the Eastern area office. for serv-
ices rendered veterans and their