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Sweet-Sour Pork

Two pounds pork shoul-
der, diced; l can (12
ounces) Hong Kong sweet
mixed ginger ginger, white
cucumber, turnip, sugar
vinegar, slice of pineapple,
optional: l teaspoon corn
starch. Saute pork in own
fat until we'll rendered, and
pork is cooked thoroughly.
Drain of excess fat. Pour
in the sweet mixed ginger.
A little water may have to
be added, but should be
less than cup. Heat and
thicken very slightly with
cornstarch which has been
mixed with small amount
of water. Serves six.
Stuffed Mushrooms
Twelve large fresh mush-
rooms, stemmed; l cup
crab meat, ground shrimp
or ground lobster. IL ia
blespoons -four, 2 eggs, /
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Fried Rice

One-half cup uncooked
rice, / pound medium
shrimp Cor chicken. beef or
pork, 8 tablespoons pea
nut oil, u teaspoon Accent.
y cup cooked peas. / egg.
u cup half and half"
milk and cream, 3 shall
lots. 8 tablespoons soy
OZARK or golden depending
on taste), dash oregano,
thyme, rosemary, salt, pa
prika. Wash and cook rice.
Steam shrimp according to
your taste. 81 use Old Bay
special mix, vinegar and
beer" said Comdr. Davis.
Peel shrimp. Fry rice and
shrimp in hot oil. mix in
peas and season to taste
with soy sauce. Dark soy
makes the rice darker:
golden soy gives a lighter
color. Beat egg with half
and half; add a dash of
oregano, thyme, rosemary.
salt and paprika. Pour
mixture into well-greased
large iron skillet; cook I'M
til set; flip and cook on
other side. Slice egg into
thin strips. Cut shallotS
lengthwise into very thin
slices. Arrange egg strips
and sliced shallotS over the
fried rice and serve. Makes
six to eight servings.
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Ready who had once been the
Cardinals assistant pastor
when both were assigned TO
the Cleveland Diocese, cardin-
al Mooney was the first Prince
Of the Church to offer Mass
in the Diocese. He offered q
Ponsifieal Mass Nov. 8. 194o,
in St. Joseph's Cathedral dur.
ing the National Catholic Ru.
raj Life Conference.
Cardinal Mooney invited the
Saints Peter and Paul Mission
sionaries, who in 1852, at the
invitation of Bishop Ready
established their Seminary
here in the US. The Cardinal
was to attend formal dedica-
ton ceremonies of the SEM
mary in May 1857, now located
near Hebron, but the cere-
monies were cancelled due to
the death of Bishop Ready.
Cardinal MONEYS last Of
ficial visit to the Diocese was
at the time of Bishop Ready's
death when he attended the
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funeral Mass and gave the
graveside absolution.
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Dies in Rome at 70
Mass Offered For Cardinal Mooney

A Requiem Mass was offer
ed in the chapel at 10 am.
for Cardinal Mooney by Bish-
op Bryan j. McEntegart of
Brooklyn, after which the
body was place aboard a
Northwest .Airlines plane for
the trip to Detroit.
On hand at Detroit's Willow
Run Airport to greet the
plane were Auxiliary Bishops
Alexander Nj. Zaleski, Henry
E. Donnelly and John A. Don
ovan of Detroit.
Also there were Msgr.
Kearns and other chancery
officials, archdiocesan deans
and consultors, faculty and
students of st. Johns Semin
airy and Sacred Heart Semin-
airy, and Fourth Degree
knights of Columbus.
The oak cssket with .
bronze cross on its top was
taken from The plane to a
special chapel set up in the
airport where Bishop Zaleski
blessed the Cardinals body.
Bishop zaieski was chosen in
ferim administrator OF the
archdiocese shortly after the
Cardinals death became
known here.
On Tuesday and Wednes-
day the Cardinals body lay
in state at the Cardinals res
idence. On Wednesday it was
transferred to the cathedral
in a procession whose route
was lined by school children
of the archdiocese and throngs
of other persons.
A lying-in-state period up
until the time of the Requiem
Mass followed in the cathed-
raj.
Detroit displayed its grief
at the Cardinals death in
many ways. On October rs the
archdiocese entered a 30
day period of mourning. On
October 80 Requiem Masses
were offered for Cardinal
Mooney in every parish of the
archdiocese. Mayor Louis Mir
iani of Detroit issued a proc
lamation expressing the city's
grief and praising the deceas-
ed Cardinals distinguished
career.
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Continued from page y


coast of Italy at the head of a
fleet. In 876 he won a crush
ing victory over the Saracen
pirate fleet.
Pope John XXI, Pontiff from
1875 to 1877. was known as a
distinguished scholar. In l247
he became professor Of medi.
cine at fhe University OF Siena
and II was there that he wrote
his "svmma LosicaIes." which
was widely used as a logic
textbook Until we'll into the
10Th century.
This scholar-pope, a special
patron of the famed Univer-
sity of Paris, was so well
known for his medical learn
ing that, after his death,
rumors were even circulated
that he had been a magician.
The last legitimate success
sor to st. Peter called John
was Jacques d'Euse, Pope
John XXI, a native of Cahors,
France, who resided in Avig-
non in that country during his
stormy pontificate, 1316-1334,
which was marked by a strug-
gle against heresy within the
Church, and by major political
problems.
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DETROIT Requiem
Mass was offered here
today for Cardinal Ed
ward Mooney, 76-year-
old Archbishop of De-
troit, who died October
Is in the North American
College. in Rome, 20 minutes
before he was to enter the
conclave of cardinals to help
elect a new pope.
The rontifical Requiem
Mass was offered in Blessed
Sacrament cathedral by His
Excellency Archbishop Am
leto Giovanni Cicognani, Aposr
tolic Delegate to the United
States.
1t was Archbishop Cicognani
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SPECIAL INDULCENCES

A PIsnary indulgence may be gained for the
Souls in ~Pvrgafory as often as you visit a church and
pray for fhe dead from noon Sunday until midnight
All Souls Day.
II may also be gained Sunday, November 2.
A similar indulgence may be gained once . day
by those who visit q cemetery and pray for the dead
from noon Sunday to November 3 inclusive. Condi-
fions sre: Confession, Communion, and recitation six
times during each visit Of the Our Father, Hail Mary,
and Glory Be TO the Father for the intentions Of the
pona
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who in August, 1887, official
ed at the enforcement of the
then Archbishop Mooney as
head of the Detroit archdio-
cese.
Hundreds of dignifaries of
Church and State and thou
sands Of the faithful filled
the cathedral for ceremonies
paying final tribute TO fhe dis.
tinsuished Prince Of the
Church.
The sermon was preached
by Archbishop Joseph P. Hur-
ley, Bishop of st. Augustine,
Fla. Archbishop Hurley, then
a monsignor. served as sec
rotary to Cardinal Mooney
while he was Apostolic Dele
date to India, from 1926 to
1881, and to Japan, from 1881
to 1888.
Other officers Of ths Mass
included Mssr. Edward J.
Hickey Of Detroit, deacon,
Msgr. Vincent v. Borrower Of
Detroit. svbdeseon, Mssr. Der.
nard kearns. vice chancellor
Of fhe archdiocese. assistant
priest, and Fathers John M.
Powers Of Cleveland, and Ly.
man A. Fem, S., rector Of
ST. Johns Provincial Semin.
airy. Plymouth, Mich, deaeons
10 fhe celebranf.
Following the Requiem
Mass, the Cardinals body was
carried in a motorcade to st.
Johns Seminary, where bur-
ial services were held in the
seminary chapel. The body
was then privately inferred.
The body was flown here
from New York on Monday
October 26), arriving at 800
pm. EST). 1t was flown to
New York from Rome.
The sealed esskef was re-
moved from the Pan Amer.
lean World Always plane
Ut New York's idlewild Air
port at $40 am. (EST) and
placed in the Chapel Of Our
Lady Of the Skies on the air.
port grounds.
Accompanying the late
Archbishop of Detroit were
Msgr. Joseph M. Breitenbeck,
his secretary, and Father Ar
thur nj. Karey. assistant chan
cellor of the Archdiocese.
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All Saints. All Souls Day

Tomorrow is The Feast Of All Saints and a Holy
Day Of Obligation. All Catholics are bound under
pain Of mortal sin to hear an entire Mass tomorrow.
Check your parish holyday schedule.
All Souls Day will be observed Monday, Novem-
Der 3. It is not a holyday Of obligation but Catholic
custom is to attend Mass for The faithful departed
that day. Every priest has the privilege Of offering
Mass three times on All Souls Day.
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RADIO-TV
Highlights

Sunday, Nov. 2, II noon,
WBNS-TV, Channel 10, ZERO
1860 presents "A Negroes
answer to Communism"
an interview with Manning
johnson, former official of
the American Communist
party, who shows how the
communists exploit and TO-
ment racial strife as a part
of their program of world
conquest.
Sunday, Nov. 2, 4.30 pm.
WLW-C, Channel 4, Bishop
Fulton j. Sheen, explains
how the Gospels contain the
blueprint for a great soldier.
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Interfaith
Film Rating

Friday and Saturday
FOR FAMILY
Including children II and T
under)
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mand. Red Mountain.
Read the Times Wan Ads.
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Late Cardinal Had
Close Ties To Diocese

Edward Cardinal Mooney, Archbishop of Detroit,
who died at the North American College in Rome
last Saturday, had several close ties to the Columbus
Diocese it was recalled here.
A close friend of the late Bishop Michael J.
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kaIe: Get. your money In scads
by using want ads.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

en- Ell centric de tres Gales, GER
ca de la universidad en- la afisto-
cratica IONA residential de Hi
gienopolis.
Los estudiantes Sc pusieron a
jugar partidos interminables de
pingpong paralizando TODD ell
transito de omnibus y tranvias
en- Higienopolis.
La lluvia que ha comenzado
parece que sera mas eficaz que
la policia para evitar des6rden
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

DEE Iriarte dice que las milicias
destrn"erec y earlAAsrnr les ms
talaciones. Agrega que 81 mis-
mo fue detenido, como participe
de un supuesto complot, pero
que Su unico delito es haber
transmitido un foro econ'mico
de la Universidad Mayor de
San Andres, de La Paz y un dis
curse del DR.. Gustavo Chacon
Sanchez, denunciando eel YER
gonzoso entreguismo de la n
queza petrolera" boliviana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

Solitaire" argentine, o "medico
navegante", Waldemar de la Ca.
mara fue encontrado harnbrien.
to y semidesnudo en- las playas
de Ventanilla, solo veinte kilo-
metros al norte del vecino puer-
to del Callao.
DE la Camara Sc habia hecho
a la mar en- Ell Callao, en- TN
pequeno velero, con Ell proposito
de unir Ell primer puerto perua-
no con las islas polinesias Ell
veintiuno de octubre desprovis-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05

to de where's. Su proposito. era
demostrar que Ell hombre paedg
vivir alimentandose de pescado
crudo y bebiendo aqua del mar.
&SaN
FL "medico navegante" fue ha-
llado en- la Playa de Ventanina
por tres aficionados a la pescS,
Francisco Valentin Lazo, su Her
mano Abelardo, comerciante y
Luis Pinillo, chofer, que cast 4
diario, Sc dirigien a esa playa,
donde, segGn dijeron, "abundan
los lenguados".
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
AcusA AL COB. DE BOLIVIA

SALTA, Argentina, Nov. B.
CUPID Carlos Fernandez Iriar-
tie, director de Radio Excelsior
de La Paz, que lego reciente-
mente con I'm grupo de exiIa-
dos bilivianos, dirigi6 un tele-
grama a la Association Interame,
ricana de Radiodifusi6n denun.
ciando que la emisora fue asal-
tad por milicias gubernamenta-
les ell 81 de octubre Iltimo.
En- su communication, Fernan-
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
OBSTURYENRO Ell
TRANSTTh

SAC PAULO, Nov. 8 (UPI)-
Ell lider de sindicatos obreros
y representante electo Salvador
Romano Lossaco y otros sindi-
calistas Sc a~costaron sobre las
Was de los tranvias en- la plaza
siete de septiembre causando la
paralizacion de los servicios
en- rutas que sirven a unas 400
900 persona que residen en- esa
IONA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
MERCEDES. 5 DE NovrEMBRE DE ls5snApn lax AMeprN Dsu {

Las autoridades docentes sus-
pendieron las classes, hasta nue.
vo aviso, aliviando con esta me-
dida las dificultades de las EN-
presas de transportes, pero prin-
%ciapalmente para evitar la pre-
sencia de jovenes en- las GALES.
Los jovenes fueron los que ini-
ciaron los desordenes aver.
Ell N~AVEGANTE SOLITAIRE
LIMA, Nov. 8 CUPID Ell ma
vegante SOLITAIRE" argentine, o
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-05
CEkITEcIc
lBEROAMERIcA en-
Div IEOIO

Mientras los estudiantes de la
Universidad Mackenzie coloca-
ron mesas de jugar ping pong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

months to answer Jakarta's re-
quests to buy weapons. Some
Communist arms already have
arrived in the republic and Red
Jet warplanes were shown of
recently by the Indonesian air
force.
United States-Indonesian re-
lations hit a low during the
early days of the rebellion in
the outer islands last February
President Sukarno's govern
ment charged that the rebels
were getting United States
weapons. Secretary of State
Dulles. while denying the
charge. implied that Indonesia
was slipping under Communist
control.
Since then Washington's am
baSsador in Jakal Ia, Howard
P. Jones, has been carrying on
a successful campaign to i'm
prove relations between the two
governments, aided by increased
United States economic grants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
The EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c. 80 Ait
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20.

all legitimate means her eff
forts toward freedom of the
people of Cyprus" Mr.. Kara
manlis wrote.
Before his note arrived, Mr..
Macmillan met with Greek
Ambassador George st. Seferi-
AIDES and Turkish Ambassador
Nuri Birgi to see II they had
any questions about the British
plan before he went on a five
day vacation to shoot grouse.
The government announced
after the meeting that it did
not intend to change its plan
any more. 1t provides for
separate Greek and Turkish
assemblies for communal af-
fairs, an island-wide assembly
II the two communities want
one and continued British con-
troll. The islands British gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Jakarta 10 Get
US. Arms Aid

LONDON. Aug. 20 (AP).-
The United States and Britain
have shifted to a policy Of CIV
ing the Indonesian government
limited military aid in an eff
fort to offset increasing Com
munist block influence, diplo-
matte informants in London
say,
Indonesia has accepted a
British offer to provide special
lied training for some army
officers, the sources reported
last night. The United States
signed an agreement in ,Jakarta
last Wednesday to sell light
arms to the Southeast Asian
island republic.
Some United States weapons
already have been flown from
Japan to Indonesia and a ship
nent of 800 trucks and jeeps
plus arms will sail soon from
Yokohama.
Fear Red Upswing
The United States British
decision to help arm President
Sukarno's forces presumably
was based on the reputation Of
top army leaders for being
staunchly anti Communist. The
Communist Party has polled
the largest vote of any party
in recent Indonesian elections
and army chiefs are reported
worried by the Red upswing.
Many of the republics army
leaders have been trained in
the United States, including
the young chief of staff. Maj
Gen. Abdul Harris Nasution.
They repeatedly regard United
States military equipment as
best for their tropical climate
Got Communist Arms
Indonesia turned to Czecho-
slovakia and other Communist
nations for arms last December
when Washington failed for si1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

though he visited Athens two
weeks ago seeking cooperation.
Mr.. Macmillan also held
talks with Turkish officials in
Ankara but they have not on
cially responded yet to the plan
as revised last Friday.
British government circles
hoped that Ankara at least
might advise the Turkish Cy-
priots privately to cooperate
even though some points in the
plan are considered objection
able. The Turks want Cyprus
partitioned rather than joined
to Greece as the Greek Cy-
priots demand.
Greek Premier Constantine
Karamanlis warned Mr.. Mac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

eminent also would consult
with representatives of the
Ankara and Athens govern
ments.
Mr.. Karamanlis demanded
that the assembly be en-
powered to deal with all mat
tiers not reserved for the
governor and that membership
be according to the composition
Of the population, which would
give the Greek Cypriots four
fifths Of the seats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20

milan last night that without
notifications demanded by the
Greeks, the plan will not serve
the purposes you have pro-
claimed. pacification of the is
land and prosperity" Arch
bishop Makarios, exiled leader
of the Greek Cypriots, has con-
demned the plan and said none
of his followers would cooper
ate.
Greece will continue with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
PIon for Cyprus Pushed
Despite Greek Rebuff

LONDON Aug. 20 (AP Britain planned today to press
with its sevenyear plan for sefre by the Greek and
Turkish communities on Cyprus despite Greeces rejection
of 1t.
Diplomatic observers believed Prime Minister Macmillan
optimistic about Greek approval Of the plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-20
Each Twin Set

Why not make the bedroom serve
double purpose? These fine foam
rubber sets ore designed to toke
double wear Deep 4l1" thick foam
nottress is medium firm q. d.. cont
soe or lump. And for sleeping E. it's
cool, fresh &. never needs turning.
10" box spring completes the set
-. gives proper support. Ito make
. this q living room how about
e snort tailored covers Bed pillows make
Ideal cushions covered in motchino tobric.l
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and April showers bring Nj a y
flowers II is certainly is true this
year. as the flowers are just
beautiful everywhere you look
Garland Jones. with other Royal
Ambassadors from Buckingham
church attended the Royal Am
bassador congress al Eagle Eyrie
last week end.
Betty Floyd Jones and bill
PleaSanis attended tht May day
exercises At Westhampton College
on Saturday Betty Floyd Will BE-
/ student there this fall
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Jones. Gail
Garland accompanied Mt
and Mrs William Davidson to the
Fork Union Military Academy Sun.
day. to see the dress parade
cadets Their son, Scott Davidson,
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Trenls Mil

we had some rain every day last
week This week started out III tn
same way.
Mrs Larry Wacaster has beer
N a visit In Tennessee
Miss GoA Wacaster who y q
senior at Buckingham Central Hlgi
School. accompanied the class Y
Washington on I'M senior trip.
Mrs A Y Bryant VINO WIS
very Ill few days ago. IS feeling
better There are several others
who ATE not ven ii the com
munity
Robert Jones came Up the fourth
Sunday and took his parents Mn
and Mis-. + r Jones. IN srr Mis-
T. + Miner and Mrs u s Jones
and daughters
lhe Old saglns. Match winds
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Moofeflrld spent week end with
their grandmother, ms. 4 J.
3oaihall, Of TugRle, recently They
returned home with their parents
Mr. and Mrs H II Moorefleld. Jr,
Sunday
Lewis and Ralph Ganoa M:
Washington. d G. spent the week
rd With Mr. ard MI Ire Moo ,'
iirld ana family Mr. JAIME tuirh
sna Mra ir~is Canoe and suh
@ho have spent The past week III
ht' ipf Mo0rehtld honi- returned
'D Washington with them
MI and MIS- A q Slnlllhga
md r ". Smith, Of Manakin. and
Mi' and Mrs Paul Erwin, and
David. visited Nh and Mrs VIII
.oid Hedlick. and family. recently
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Hisbufs News
Habufs News
Military Service Takes Erlrin TO
Germany: Inge Going TO Ok;nalrn

nJlv I..TvIn n vho 9nrut mnch
II NJ havesnd 7, ~ hen,. n " ID
Nv A4s nnel,. la h,.,an uta,,,.tra
I, lieutenant .,y,ntt
W. \ w i. And II. FANNY
NJ. ha,n IN w,,.shaa.n Germany
Il The pauop.an Ar Base head
a4,a-t,.rs
rsnay lns lv4,,.ola a,uphler
laa,nino mst@rv through travel
uer teacher ,ook the class 10 uol.
Iana and an I'M, III Eurnpean
c,st,es
pt,. nra,,, Inoe ,aft ms African
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vas the guest II hs sister MISS
Maggie iIix vt rarsd . ADD
Weint sdas
MISSES Bessie $40 GrnrNa Mai
den d tausiIle. ~rlr weel. 'hti
quests d Nh and MS Agee
t.illlana tisits
Harry + Glllam. III u I.yHch
burg Is VISITING Mr. and Ms
Eugene Sears
On Sunday Ernest Carson went
to Soutnslde Community Hospital
IN 'f'armNille for check M and
treatment
Crote Carson aud family oi
Richmond. spent the week end with
his brothe and sister-in Law Mf
and Mrs JIM Carson
After LIVING IN Quantico Ton SAME
eral years, MI and Mr. liNnter
BALDWIN have nosed back to thca
home here
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II. n. Moorefleld IS a patient

II n Moorefield IS patient Ii
Sonihside Community Hospital
Visiting Ill thr w q lfedricF
home trw DAYS last week We're
+ al i y l.tshe 81 Washington
p n Mrs ieYlt- line u Den
ipli altn Mr. ANA Mia l-eMis
BOYD u IT Houston, trXaa Mr.
4 . y 4 VIII 10 rrlne.inb 'rrd i,
Eleanor lirdlick ol Guinea Nills
M and MS Charlie Holman o'
Akron, ONO. visited Misses Saral
and Pauline Carson Sunday
MIS- q. Nj Price and Carey
Hlanton ot Prospect visited Mis-
Anna Blanton and family Friday
Visiting in the same home SUNDAY
Neic Joe Blanton. III Faimvillr
Andrew C'odsey u Cumberland
and Chuck and Lee Murray ol
Petersburg
Enjoying cake and lce cream
with J g Hedrick On his nInti
birthday were sSandra. Kenneth and
wayne Moefeileld, Shirley anC
Tommy Waycaster. kathy Vance
Nh and MRS. Blaine Vance Mrs
\ y WaycaSter and MIR and Mrs
II II Moorrlirld. J
Ford wilson ana X 4 Wilson
visited MI aDd MIS- Il c Wilson
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Oak Forest

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert jenkins. II
Cumberland, and Emmett Jehhna
u Richmond visited Mi and Nj
Everett Anderson "Wednesday ~
was Albert jenkins birthday
Mr. and Mrs Carl Meinhard n
Cumberland. visited Mr. and MI
WI s. Anderson Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Grover Holyfield
Of North Carolina his mother
MS Joe Holyfield, and bis daugh-
ter came by to see Mr. and Ms
w. S. Anderson Saturday.
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Miss Guided Missile
Lived In Farmville

A former Farnyllle resident has
been elected Miss Guided MIS-
sile Of 1858 Al Daytona Beach
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who is j cadet there. took part m
the parade
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-11-06
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