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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Cabin John Vdlley
Backer of
Volunteers
BY Naomi l.. Wood
Oliver 2-9584

Chief Joseph A. Giamatteo of
the Glen Echo Volunteer Fire De-
partment has been elected preSi-
dent of the countrywide Fire
Board. This advisory group is the
one that has been asked by the
County Council to look into set
ting up a central alarm system.
Chief Giamatteo also happens to
be chairman of the committee on
central alarm. He says there will
be a report on it this week.
The Chief is a strong hacker of
Montgomery County's Volun-
teers. of whom he has been one
since 1881. (TIe's been at Glen
Echo for 10 years.) There's moth
ing like our setup, he says, in the
whole country. And this after
studying volunteer departments
wherever he has travelled. The
Maryland University courses for
firemen, taken by practically ALL
Montgomery volunteers, contrib
ute greatly to the high quality
service we get. Other State uni
versities are cribbing the ideas.
Mr. Giamatteo naturally favors
retention of the volunteer sys-
tenn. He assumes that as the
County grows, paid men will be
added "as the need arises" Glen
Echo, he pointed out, for example,
has five paid men. These were
taken on when the area growth
made them necessary. Thus serv.
ice keeps pace with need.
The Potomac Valley Homemak.
ers Club, at It's December cleo
ton, made Mrs. Lee Dickinson,
president and Frances Fradin,
secretary. Only two officers are
elected each year. Mrs. o. M. Will
loughby, vice president will con-
tinue in office, as will Mrs. Frank
Vest treasurer.
Elections out of the way, Fran
ces Fradin and her family-hus-
band Morris and son Danny
went to Florida over the Christ
mas holiday. Had a wonderful
trip, visiting relatives and seeing
sights.
Went to Marineland, where
Morris, having done some pub
licity for the outfit, has a Life
Membership. Danny much inn
pressed.) Loved st. Augustine. On
Daytona Beach, the cars tires
don't even make a mark in the
sand. Found Seminol Indians not
much like those pictured in West
ernS. DANNY not irnpressedD.
In St. Petersburg, they talked
to Mrs. Augustine, who until a
few years ago was a much be-
loved teacher at Clara Barton
School, as well as recreation lead
er and Girl Scout leader. This
lady is now Mrs. Carl Kneeland,
and is teaching in st. Petersburg's
school system. 0ucky st. Peters
burgD Her daughter attends
school too, match. Both having a
fine life, and were delighted to
hear from dear old Cabin John.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23

tomary. And there are several
quick service" cashier stations
that end long waits. for busy
salesgirls.
An endless conveyor belt be-
meath one of the central counters
does away with tiresome trips
between the basement and first
floor additional merchandise.
Customers should find it easy
to shop at the store--it has six
entrances, both from the front
and rear of the store opening on
parking areas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Gold Medal
Status Given
Master Cross

The Holstein-F riesian Associa-
ton has just announced that Roll
Ing Knobs Master Cross 1025902
Is now a Gold Medal Bull, this
award based on the production
and type of Master Cross"
daughters. The Gold Medal is the
highest award given by the Hol-
stein-Frlesan Association.
Master Cross" Is well-known
throughout Maryland, not only
for the good production of his
daughters, but equally for the
many times his daughters have
stood first in strong shows, these
including the State Fair at limo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-23
Stang is Agent

James A. Stang, of 210 Brooks
Avenue, Gaithersburg, has been
made an agent for the Federal
Mutual Insurance Co, and the
Fidelity Life Association. Stang,
a graduate of Gaithersburg High
School, is married to the former
Phyllis Hershey of Washington
Grove.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Re r,ona( Menhon

Wilbur Burger is in Su~ry where
he has accepted a position with the
Soil Conservation Service for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Bedwell Jr..
and daughter. 10 Anne. left Monday
to spend two weeks visiting IN Ga
lax. Wytheville and Pulaski
Mrs. Mark Hankins and children
returned to Richmond Sunday after
a visit with her mother. Mrs. W. S
Owe -ton.
Mrs. c. L. Bedwell has returned
to Wytheville after a visit with her
son. c L. Bedwell. Jr., and family
Miss Barbara Ennis is the guest
of her uncle. L. j Mann, and
family in Martinsville
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Johns. Of
Tampa. Fla. were guests Of Mrs
Seward BROKER several DAYS last
week
Mrs. Stuart Williams and sons. Of
Richmond. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl W Dlckhoff for the week
end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

frankie Lane celebrated Ms sixrh
birthday Friday with a party given
by his mother, Mrs Charles f
Lane
Frankic's guests were Charlie b
Wilson. Terry Locklar Mary Laura
Leeper. Susan Mcclellan. Diane
Taylor. Janet Warner and Vicki
Lane.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

Mrs Louis Hubbard and children
Lucky and Peg. of Roanoke. were
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Irby. during last week while
Mr. Hubbard was in Richmond on
business.
Mi and MIS- James Arlington
and family Of Alexandria. visited
friends here last week. Ruth and
Marie Doyne returned home with
the Arringtons for a visit.
The Rev and Mrs c. S. Lane. OF
Knoxville, Tenn. were guests OF
their son. Dr.. Charles F. Lane. and
family last week Mr. and Mrs
James Lane and children. Stevie
and Susan. Of Nashville. Tenn,
were also guests Of Mr.. Lane S
brother and family.
Miss Eleanor Imboden is spend
ing the week in Pulaski with her
parents. MI and MS Howard I'M
bodcn
Cherry Gray and David Blanton
Of Front ROYAL. have been guests
Of Rockye and Bill Bruce in the
home Of Mrs Margaret D. Bruce
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

Mr. and Mrs Frank Starr ant
son. Wayne, OF Rochester N Y
visited in the Lawrence Dcllci
home during last week
Mr. and Mrs william Ayers, o.
Ashland were week end guests Of
Mr. and Mrs T L. Lancaster, Jr.
Andy Andrews, Bobby Martin
Bob Taylor. Chuck Patteson and
Rlcky Davis are spending eight
weeks al Camp Virginia N Goshen
Mrs Charles Hudson OF Rich
mond. is the guest Of her aunt
Mrs George Johnson, and Mr.
Johnson
Mrs. Stanley Hinson and children.
Of Forestvillc. arc guests Of the
Misses Hiner. Mrs. Hinson is at
tending the summer session at
Longwood College
Mrs. Earl Andrews and children,
OF Petersburg are guests cf her
parents. Mr.. and Ms Garland
Cabaniss. Mr.. Andrews vas also a
guest In the same home during the
week end
Mr. and Mrs william Hamilton.
Of Lexington. arrived Sunday for a
visit with Mrs Hamilions sister
Mrs G. II Prltchard and family
Mr. and Ms Jim Bullock. OF
Williamsburg. were guests OF MIS-
Bullock s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles " Glenn for the week end
Miss Shirley Spencer is visiting
relatives at Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner and
children. Janet and Johnny. were
week end guests o. Mrs Warner S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tap
scott. in Scottsville
Mr. and Mrs Z D Brooks
visited Mrs. Beverly Brooks in
South Boston Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Harold Pttnev Of
Front Royal. wee recent guests Of
Miss Edna Pntney
Joe Garland is attending summer
school at the University Of Virginia
in Charlottesville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Young Friends
Help al Arlington
Celebrate Birthday

Mrs. Murray Arlington enter
tanned Thursday honoring her son,
AL, on his sixth birthday.
Nancy 10 and Tim Undertake
Gene and Lou Watson. Terry Lock
lair. Fred Hamburg. Kenny Lewis
Frankie Lane. Lavinia' James. John
Finchlm. Charlie - Wilson. Oscar
Smith, Susan Mcclellan. Susu Nc
Intcsh. Donna KAY Noblin. Jackie
Ferguson. Jane Inge Martha An
dreWs. Anna Lord Linda Kroner
Janet Warner. Ann Gordon. Gary
atkins and Mary Lon Chapman
gathered III the Arlington home on
the Mlnwood road to help All cele
brate
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Miss Baird Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. Harmon, Saturday

The marriage Of Miss Rebecca
Randolph Baird. daughter Of Mr. !.
and Mrs John Milton Baird Of
Farmville. to Ronald Wendell Har-
mon. son Of Mrs c. W Cox, Of
Richards. and the late Mr. Har-
mon took place Saturday. June %.
at st. Thcresc-s Catholic Church in
Farmville.
The Rev Albert Fey, Of Black
stone. officiated
Given in marriage BY her father
the bride wore a foor-length gown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Mdyton-C Connolly
Wedding Held In
Atlanta, Georgia

The marriage Of MISS Kay Bchre
Connolly daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Marion Pettus Connolly. Of Pros
perity. S c. 10 the Rev Wilfret
Morton Mayton Jr. son OF the Rev
and Mrs r T Lovelace Of Pal
mvra took place Monday. June 2
n Emory Baptist Church Atlanta
Ga
The Rov John B Hunter. pastor.
performed the evening ceremony
After wedding trip. the couple
wll me Al % 18Th Street, Atlanta
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

M and Ms Walter r Urben
left Friday to spend The week end
With M and Mrs Carl Becman III
Stanford Conn Monday they flew
70 Europe for a tour Of the Neither
lands, including the Worlds Fair
before Mr. Urben begins his sum
mer school studies at the Foniain-
blcau School Of Music in France
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
fThe Camera Artist Photo

Of cyelet embroidered organdy. Her
frpcrup veil fell from a Dutch cap
adorned with seed pearls She
carried PRAYER Book with white
orchids
Miss Rachel Ayres. cousin Of the
bride, 81 Midlothian. was maid Of
honor
Donald NJ Patten, of Hampton,
was best man.
Alter wedding trip, the couple
viii live in siampton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

Miss Jeanne Shultz became the
bride Of Luther r Gillespie in a
double ing ceremony Friday June
20
Dr. W OTIS mcclure pastor Of
Taimville Baptlst Church. per-
fc med the ceremony
MSS Shnltz is the daughter Of
Nj. and Mars. +. o. Sh,ltz. OF
Green Bay. and Mr. Gillespie is
the son Of Mrs. J W Gillespie. Of
Becklcy W Va. and the late Mr..
Gillespie
The bride wore a street length
dress and corsaIe Of red rose
buds The matson Of honor was
Ms. Harold Word
Harold Word was best man
Following the ceremony. re-
ccrtion was given at the home of
Mr. aud NJ s. d 0 Dunn on Put
ncy street
After northern wedding trip
tfey will make their home In Fam
vile. Mr. Gillespie. a petty officer
In the United States Navy. Is as
siPied 10 sea duty on the USS
Murray with hGmc port AT Norfolk
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

Mrs. EWers Has
Shower For
Bride BE

MS Hubert EWcrs entertained
with a miscellaneous shower Thurs
day evening al the Ewers home on
Oak street honorlng Miss Eleanor
Marie Jordan. whose marriage to
Bill Walton Sclnggs Jr took place
Saturday at the Farmvillc Baptist
Church
Mrs J 7 Walker presided at
nc punch bowl MISS Ann Ewers
also assisted her mother.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

Miss Naomi Ruth schalhlc was
honorcd Saturday evening with a
miscellaneous shower at the Manse
AT mpdcn-S Sydney
Hostesses were Mrs Julian Lane
Mrs r A Moore. Ms. r c Bcalc
and Mrs d NJ Allan
MISS schaiblc VIII be married IN
July 70 Ralph Douglas Mason Jr.
Of Burkeyille
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Mrs. Hudpins Was
Speaker At
Church Conference

pr. and Mrs Herbert F. Hudgins
recently attended the North Caro-
lima Annual Con ere enc Of the
Methodist Church, held n Wilson
IN 81
Mrs HudginS immediate past
president Of the Virginia Conference
Ministers Wives Association, was
The featured speaker al the annual
banquet o! the Ministers Wives AS
ISOLATION Of the North Carolina Con
ference
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01
Club Calendar

HoIton Bible CIass-Tuesday, July
N, 3 pm, With Mrs. Mamie F'itz-
gerald
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-01

Mr. ara Mrs Robert W MAYS
announce the birth o. 4 son, Larry
Wayne, Monday. june l6 al South
side Community Hospital
Mrs Mays is the former Miss
Doris Allen
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

Misses Virginia and Betty Gates
had an unexpected visit with their
mother. Mrs. W. b Gates. this
week end
Real Entertainment
Paul Louis celebrated his ninth
birthday Wednesday evening He
invited ten Of his friends III for SUD
per and games. Needless 10 say,
they had a wonderful time II was
an especially Joyous occasion after
a dreary rainy day at school had
bottled up All their energy Pal.
being a generous host, provided just
the outlet apd delightful entertain
ment for. real boys to enjoy.
! Mrs. Irene Lynn left Saturday for
Raleigh, n G.. where she visited
her son and daughtclm-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Lynn. who re-
Gently returned from overseas.
Miss Ethel Akin Kelly. of Johnson
City. Tenn. and student Of Mary
Washington College. spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs w a. Cd
ham Miss Kelly has been q l.fclonq
friend of the Odhams and spent
many happy days with them in hcl
childhood.
AT Last Landed
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith have n
la / landed and are home agan
after a nine day house 70 hoas,
visit with relatives ana friends a
Salisbury. Spencer and other near
by places in North Carolina
This was the home community 9
Mrs Smith and they met ant
visited many Of her old friends 81,
neighbors ana childhood school
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Rice Happenings
Rice Happenings
SheIIed Pecuns To Be
Sold BY Church Ladies

Place your order now for shelled
pecans with any Of the members OF
the WSCS OF Salem Methodist
Church at Rice They will be avail
able November 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gowen. Of
Victoria and j G. Farley wee
dinner guests of Mrs. W. S. Farley
and Mrs j. A. Young Sunday
Johnny Farley attended birth
day party for Paul Louis Wedncs
day
Miss Mabel Vaughan is spending
this week with Mrs J B Farrar.
Mr. and Mrs B r.. Morgan. Of
Stony Creek. were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs K n Bont,rant
Sunday.
v Clarence Bradshaw and Clyde
Bradshaw spent Saturday with
Mrs. n L. Bradshaw.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Dalton. NJ
Richmond. spent Wednesday with
her aunts. Mrs. W. ID. Mason and
Mrs. M S. Kelly.
Miss Claudia Bradshaw. 81 Rich
mond. and Irving Miller. of New
port News. spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mrs. G. J Brad
shaw.
Misses Matte Vaughan and. Dee
Dec Williams. Of Washington. were
overnight guests Of MI. and Mrs
w. H. Vaughan Friday Bonnie
Mulloy who has been visiting her
grandparents returned home WITH
them
Johnny Farley celebrated nix
ninth birthday with party al wv
home on Tnesday Those prcscn,
were Betty and Courier Bradshaw
Connie and Alice Lindsey. Marlc
Garnet Beverly Bass. Beverl,
: Bradshaw. Butch Lyons JnlmS
Garnet, Richard williamson. Pau
Louis. Tommy Schmidt Tommy
Rondurant. Marshall Cook Bobby
Chambers. Steve Frank Doug
!, Carolyn and Margaret Farley AL
issuing VIC hostess. Mrs W S
Farley. were Miss Dottie Jones
Mesdames Julian Bradshaw ker
NIT Cook. william Frank. E
Mann and Mrs. y A. Young.
Rev and Mrs. II N. Sovars Mi,
and Mrs. + @ Walton. Mr. Fl
M Bradshaw and Mrs. II r. Brad
shaw were dinner guests Of Mr.
, and Mrs. w s. Weaver SUNDAY
T b A ir luncheon guests Tues
DAY were Mesdames ". b Mason
NJ $. Kelly and S. M Hughes
Mr. and Mrs Garland stanor,
ana Gary Of Richmond. spent sattn
daS Wifh Mr and Mrs.. n. p Wal
thah Mr. and Mrs Frank Osbor,
and 4onS and Mr. ana Mrs Blue.
Gates spent Sunday with Mr. an,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Abilene

Rev Vernon Banks preached
good sermon at Beulah Methodist
Church Sunday morning. Sorry to
hear Mrs. Banks was sick. hope she
may soon be well and out again.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Link. Of Dan
vile, Mr. and Mrs. VIII Skinner.
and Mr.. and Mrs Bill Cash. Of
Keysville. were Sunday visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Franklin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Denis. Mrs. Stella
Bagby. Mrs. Clyde Thackston and
daughter. Elizabeth. Mrs Florine
Bagby and Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Bagby and sons. Lynwood. Jr, and
Carroll Reed, called on the Frank
Inns during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Waddell. Of
Sedley. stayed few weeks with hel
father. T. L. Young.
| Mr. and Mrs. tson Viva
Bagby, OF New York and Maryland
spent several days last week witt
his mother. Mrs. Vival Bagby They
were en- route to Florida.
Other recent visitors here were
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Waddell. Eu
gene and Jimmie Waddell. Jane
Shrek, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel M
Franklin. Mrs Charlie Franklin ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce WaddcN. 0
Sedley d
Luther Coleman Is in a Rich1non,
hospital for treatment
T. l.. Young returned home las
Tuesday after a visit with his sol
Allen. at Alexandria
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Powhatan Seniors
Plan Dances, Name
Yearbook Editors
~ LOIS SUTTLER

The PoWhatan High School Sen
Tors are planning dances to help
finance their New York excursion
Their first dance Will be a Thanks
giving Dance November 26 Their
second d Christmas Dance. will
be held December 20
Both VI these dances will be held
in the Pow hatan War Memorial
Building ard VIII Be open to the
public
The PoHhatan Seniors have
elected fhair class moscots. They
are Cecilia Musrllin. daughter Of
Nj and Mrs.. steve Musulin, of
Cumberland. and John Mo Haas.
son Of MI and Mrs. K W. Haas,
Of Rnckcastlc
THE Senior class sponsor, Mrs.
M f Franklin. has chosen the
1853 - class annual staff They arc
as follows co-editors, Libby DAVIS,
KAY Simmons, layout. Joan Can
ada, photo editors. Shelby Waldrop
Lois Suttler: business managers.
Mary Anne Haas. Jack May; and
advertising manager and crew
DOUGLAS Trojan, Artic Jcssup Gabe
Cosby Coleman Mann
Also named to the Staff Rcre.
CLUB editors Brenda May Betty
Parrish. sports editors DORIS Pitts
Henry Morris. music. Johnny
Buck amt John Campbell, tvpists
Helen Wells Tommy Dalton. Bar
bara coN Barbara Blankensh.p.
double shooters, CALVIN Walker
Christian Goodwin. Jerry Hatcher
We arr looking forward % verl
successful annua and W. know
these persons chosen 10 fiji tht
various Jobs Will work hard ant
complete their Jobs To the best v
thclr ability
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

mates
They attended The church Of her
former days and enjoyed the old.
yet new low sh p They also
visited some old friends Of Mr..
Smith and all III all slept in seven
different places within nine nights.
Peggy Hodges spent the week end
IN Richmond with Mr. and Mrs E.
NJ Croxton Mr. and Mrs c. W
Hodges drove down Sunday after
noon and brought her back
NH and Mrs. Ben r Morgan
s. Of Stony Greek. called on Mr.
and Mrs W A Oldham Sunday
afternoon Misses virginia and
Betty Gates also called there
Surprise Party
After spending long uneventful
birthday IN bed Thursday. rccuper-
atna from 4 cold infection. Michele
Lolns ives beginning to feel that be-
Ing IL WAS Just another day
This did not last for Saturday
evening a number Of her friends
gathered and Joined IN a surprise
party in celebration Of her birthday
Mr. and Mre clark Garnet,
ioincd Venablc Garnet and Mrs
a>n3e Price Jetterics as they drove
20 Fairfield Sunday but stopped II
Lexington 10 visit their son, Ed
ward. and family
Among those attending the we'd
ding Of Robert Walton and Mis-.
Mable Boyer at jamestown Church
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Bruc,
Gates Mr. ard MIS-. James Gate
and Mr. and Mrs william BAGS.
Mr. ana Mrs Louis Armistea,
and sons pcN' Sunday with Mr.. an,
Mrs John Thompson IN Keysville
Young English Lady
Announcements Of the birth of
daughter born 10 Mr.. and Mrs
0tha Hodges October 8. have re
Gently been received. Mrs. Hodge
thc former Miss Gay Broylcs b
This neighborhood.
ThofFh thev are at present separ
ated from us by the vast ocean. "
have a love and interes, in Dom
Marie our Young English lady.
Mr ald Mrs Thomas Bradshaw
! Nj Farmv'lc called oil NJ an
Mts Robert Williams oa Sunaa
afternoon
Nlr and Mis- Tempt jenkins an
MT aad Mr. JOAN CLANCY cnjoye,
'he afternoon WITH Mr. And Mr.
Raifrt Bowen. ot Grove. Sunday
Pr aud Mrs Wilhc Gates. G
PNierb ue visited Mother Gate
aid Mr and Mrs Charlie Gate
Sunday evening
Amoaa 'hc dairvmcn atlondin
ne hearing Of TIE State MIX Com
! MISSION ~ Richmond Monday wer
John Bruce DrcWrv and Jane
Gates WiIlie and william Bass. {
y Jones and Frank Bruce. Me-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Sondy River Soundinss
Tribute Rendered Providers OF Literature
In Connection With National Authors Day

November | is National Author
Day II is fitting that we pause and
recognize this group Of people who
have contributed and are still con
t,ihuting so much to our pleasure
and 10 the advancement in the field
so education
Where Won ! d we be without
them? Il is also timely as it pre-
cedes Children's Nat ional Book
Week November %. What are our
children reading or are they being
encouraged to read at all?
There is nothing we can offer
them that viii take the place OF
good books and good literature We
bow in gratitude to those who made
this possible.
Rev G. E Powell. Of Louisa, who
has been conducting a revival at
Prospect, and John Clancy. OF
Farmville. we're dinner guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williamson
Friday.
MI 5 Elizabeth Obenshain. of Fin
castle and Mrs Jamie Clark spen
the day with Mr.. and Mrs Woodfil
Ffghes Thursday
Willie Bradshaw. accompanied b,
NJ and Ms w E. Bradshaw Jr
ana daughter. return d Sunda,
rent from Connecticut after TEL
slay visit With his children. MI. ant
Mrs Fred Nintz and Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Bradshaw
AIS john Meek enjoyed the weel
eed With he mother. Mrs W L
D7Vi III farewell Miss Jean Meel
who took over the Housekeeping
ta..rG ..-Mell NJ, bad G,nd III I'm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

Mrs Walthall
Nh and Mrs Gordon Payne, Of
Arlington. we're overnight guests Of
her mother, Mrs B. L. Walton,
Friday and attended the Walton
Boyer wedding Saturday
Rev and MIS- r O Herndon and
children returned Wednesday from
visit to her parents. Mn and Mrs
r T Davis, at Coret.
MIS- d l Vaughan and Jimmy
Of Crcwe, johnson Morrissett. 81
Burkevillc, and Mrs. Lena Morri
settle were luncheon guests Of Mr.
and MIS- + 6 Walton Wednesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

danes John and James Gates
Frank Bruce and william Bass went
along too. 70 shop
Remembcr The government Is
us We arc the government YOU
and Theodore Roosevelt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31
Flippen Bags Trophy
In Mounted Deer
Head Competition

A resident Of Amelia won the
trophy for mounted deer head At
the 18th annual competition for
deer. bear and turkeys at Magruder
School in Newport News Saturday
night. October 25. sponsored BY the
Eastern Regional and Virginia Pc
ninsula Sportsman Association
Tommy Flippen. OF Winterham.
killed the 202 pound. twelve point
deer, the first day Of the hunting
season last year before 8 am. Al
the urging OF James Allen. Amelia
County game warden. he entered
the contest and won
Entries are Judged by length.
width and size Flippcn scored 207
points against 1870 for his nearest
competitor. the next scoring 1863.
He viii place his entry In compe-
'ition AZ the State Association finals
10 be- held at Harrisonburg on No
vcmber !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
District Mon
Named Head
OF Zionists

Lawrence J. Frommer, WASH
ington travel consultant and
public relations executive. has
been elected president OF the
area Zionists for the coming
year.
As he assumed the new post.
Mr.. Frommer announced a
mass meeting OF the general
District membership August
4 TO discuss It's role In the cur
rent crisis. I. l.. Kenen, ex-
ecutlve director OF the Amer
lean Zionist Committee for
Public Affairs. will speak.
Mr.. Frommer also heads the
independence Lodge OF B'nai
Birth and the Indiana Uni
versity Alumni Club OF WASH
ington.
Other new officers Of the
Louis d. Brandeis district
zionists are Paul Himmelfarb,
honorary president: DR.. Harry.
Protector. honorary vice pres
ldent: Norman Kamerow. Maui
rice Grunberg. Martin Drawer.
Albert Plat and Donald Wolpe.