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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12
Mrs. Harold Garrett
Wins Most Valuable
Club Member Award

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Splulock. Jr..
were hosts at buffet supper in
their home. given by members of
Mllnwood Home Demonstration
Club for their husbands and guests.
Saturday evening. December 6.
Mrs Spurlock, club president pre-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dowdy and
daughter. Margaret Anne. OF Hen
derson. Ky, are guests Of his sister,
Mrs Jake Simpson. and family.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
TEATRO FLAGLER
3t3 W. HAGLER = MIAMI, FLA. THF. FIR 1880
Eel Teofro para las FomiIios Lotinus"
ARR AcONDIcIONADO
ABRIM0S: 4:45; DoMING0S: las

Domingo, Lunes y Mortes : Mayo Is, ~ y 20
EEL CHlSMOSO DE La VENTANA"
cIoviIIozo, Oscar PUIido y Mario Miiores
"SERENATA EN- MEXICO" lin Color
Rosifo QUintono, Luis AsuiIor y Abel SoIozor
Microbes y JUeves = Moyo Fl n
"cAMINO DEL INFERNO"
Pedro Armenddriz y Leticia PoImo
"MUSICA, MUJERES Y AMOR"
Ramon Armensod y MirosIovo
Viernes y Sdbodo = Moyo % "a
EEL AGUILA NEGRA EN- LA LEY
DE LOS FUERTES"
I'm COLOR Fernando Casanova y Luz Moria AguiIor
"NUNCA DEBIERON AMARSE"
Mortha Roth y Victor Manuel Mendoza
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

gira por Texas. . .Miguelito Val
des, presentandose en- ell Ceres
cendo' dice que proximamente
debutaca en- Las Vegas. No ha-
ce mucho salio la foto de Migue-
Ito en- i'm diarie americana, Illus
trando un articulo en- e, que ira
taban de explicar ell misterio del
dinero de Virginia Hill, enseian-
do ell afable cubano bailando con
la Hill, EN- los tiempos cuando
viva en- Hollywood. Nj que de-
cir tiene que Miguelito no quie-
re hahlar de "aquellos tiempos
ay don Simon. Walter Bren-
nan trabajara con John Wayne
en- ell coestelar de "Rfo Bravo
al lado de Ricky Nelson, Dean
Martin y Estelita. . Felicitacio-
mes a Sarita Montiel, 1por que?
Porque ha reSuelto hacer 10 que
mas lie convene al marido: irse
directamente a Espana, en- barco,
ell Is de mayo, sirviendo como de
descanso a los dos, en- vez de ha-
GER plesentaciones en- Mexico,
Cuba y Argentina a pesar de
TODD 81 dinero que lie ofrecian
los empresarios por clio. Sarita
ha dec.dido regresar a Espana a
filmar la version moderna de
Carmen" como les die hace
tempo y regresdra con SUI mari
do Anthony Mann aqui, en- sep
tiembre y para entonces va ten
dra tempo de hacer presentas
clones. Mann, quien ACADIA de di-
rigir Gods Little Acres" y
"Man Of the West, dos pelicu-
las pesadas con locaciones lar
gas que lie han cansado bastante,
esta feliz, con irse a Espana con
Sarita, va que al mismo ITEM
pc aprovecha Ell tempo para ha-
Ger negocios para Artistas Uni
dos, quienes distribuyen sus Gin
tas. .Sarita Sc veia mas guapa
que nunca la noche del banquete
de despedida al Consul Oral. de
Mexico aqui, Sr Adolfo Domin-
guez. Ali tambien estaban Ka-
ty Jurado, Miguelito Valdes y Es-
teljta Rodriguez Katy me dijo
que solo estara dos semanas en-
Mexico ahora para yer a sus hi
jos y papas y que regresa s'vola-
da", aqui va que como les die,
tiene Tue empezar otra pelicula.
EST0 Y 10 DEMAS - Eliza
beth TAYLOR sigue filmando, pero
no Sc Dermiten visitantes al TO-
70. Sc case Anna Navarro, sim
patica actriz puertorriquena con
Ell actor Tomas Foley. Anna
continuara SUI carrera, natural
mente, y es possible que trabaje
en- la pr6xima pelicula de SUI
paisano Jose Ferrer -. Por cier-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
(Servicio Periodistico Orbe. >.
Reproduction Prohibida)

NoO1 tANAO 4 1AO0LStASo vi OCs 0 q
Reproduction Prohibida)
HOLLYWOOD, mayo 10 Is
POP = En- dfas pasados lei una
nota en- un diario de Mexico en-
la que Sc decia que Dolores del
Rio haDia triunfado en- SUI presen-
taei6n en- Studio l en- televisi6n
en- dias pasados. o trio la to-
halla como critica o les digo 10
que 20 pienso del mencionado
programa. Estuvo bien logrado,
va que Ell elenco estelar consis-
tia de Walter Slezak, John Bara-
grey, v Dolores del Rio, pero,
era muy poca historic para un
prOgrama de una bora v para
mi, a cesar de las buenas actua-
clones de sus estrella, fue I'm
progra.na demasiado lento Y que
81 no hubiera sido por mi particu-
lar interes en- yer a Dolores, no
10 huhiera aguantado. Con este
no quiero decil que la estrella
mexicana fue la que salio mejor
parada. No. Su papel, de los tres,
era ell de seguDda importancia,
pero Dolores lie dio muy POGO
calor. Diria yo que su actuaci6n
fue sencillamente pasable. Qui-
"a Sc ME hizo a mi ash por tener,
forZoSanente, que comparable
con Walter Slezak que es un
"roba escenas' y un veterano de
la televIsi6n, conociendo todos
los trucos que hay que usar para
prOyectar SUI personalidad, cosa
que no saba Dolores, estand0
mas de una vez demasiado lejos
del lente de la camara, incluso
una vez Sc motto visiblemente que
algun asistente del director la
Indicate que Sc acercara mas.
AL termlnar Ell programa, .queda
Supplements en- la mente esta
idea: ique bonita es Dolores del
Rio, parece que los amos no pa
san POI ella! ique magnifico ac-
tor es Walter Slezak, siempre To-
gra c0nvencer a SUI audiencia!
~ va No he sido dura, creo,
Supplements mparcial, y seria
bueno que algunos de mis- cole
gas Sc deiaran de escribir "criti-
cas- que son simplemente ga
mas de pasarle la mano a esta
o aquella a%ctriz, Sno les parece?
TINTANADAS. = Estan DOR
aqui presentandose en- ell Million
Dollar de Frank Fouce, Antonio
Badu, Ell Piporro y la Prieta
Linda. Por cierto que les ha lido
muy ben. . Badu me dijo que
pensaba quedarse unos dias por
aqui ya que no Sc habia sentido
muy bien ultimamente c iba a
aprovecnar para descansar tran
quilamente antes de c~ontinuar SUI
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

to que ell vestido de bodas de
Anna era precioso, en- un rosa
palido, bordado con mil perlitas
pequenitas. La disenadora de SUI
vestidO es una muchacha de la
capital mexicana que ahora ra.
dica aqul y trabaja con ell nom.
bre de Josefina de Mexico. Glenn
Ford Sc regalo una piscina enor.
me para su cumpleanos. Hecht.
Hill-Lancaster distribuiran sus
peliculas por MGM. .Marisa Pa
van y su marido Jean Pierre
Aumont filman en- Espafa,
John Paul Jones" con Robert
Stack, para Robert Farrow. va
que la companfa de Mike Todd
ma abandonado (por ahora) los
planes de filmar 'Don Quiiote",
ahora Sc dice que John Huston
esta pensando en- filmar "Moe.
tezuma";; deberia filmarse en-
Mexico, pero por mexicanos,
Hay demasiados topicos que Sc
pueden hacer en- Hollywood cue
sabemos tratar aquf, sin meter.
nos con figuras de la historic de
otros paises, maxine que resub
taria muy diffcil darle en- ell cla-
vO, y al gusto tanto de Mexico
como de Espana, Sno les parece?
Adn recuerdo viva Villa, xvi.
va Zapata" y otros por ell estilo.
All, sin olvidarme Gel Captain
de Castilla' en- donde Cesar Ro.
nero, hacienda de Cortes lie pc.
llizcaba indelicadamente a la da.
mitas; y tantas obras por ell es.
lilo que llevaban todas ell sello
de "Hecho en- Hollywood" Y oil.
videse listed de la historic. Con.
que por favor, senior Huston.
aunque siempre lie he admirable.
reconociendo SUI gran talento.
no creo que debiera listed fill.
mar "Moctezuma". All, y tam.
bien Use recuerdan de "Tesoro
de la Sierra Madre" hecha DOR
Huston? Fue buena pero ofen.
dio a los mexicanos, Sno?. . An
da por aqui un pseudo produc.
tor tratando de ~contratar a me.
dio mundo para filmar Los de
Abajo" de Mariana Azuela in
cluso hablandole a cierto direc.
tor de aqui para clio. mo que
Emilio Fernandez iba a dirigir.
la? -lY que pas6 con las ofertas
a Anthony Quinn, Yul Brynner
y Kirk Douglas de otro joven
productor de Mexico para la mis-
ma pelicula?. .Anda por Mexi. j
co ell cantante Leopoldo Coma
lez, presentandose en- televisi6n
y en- un centrico cabaret. Fue. q
Mexico por invitaci6n personal
Wontinda en- 10 Pagina 81 -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

and Mrs. H. A. Turner and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lewis.
Miss Betty Carol Morris, stu
dent nurse at the Baptist Hos
pital, Columbia, visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Huston Nor
ris over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. James
Higgins of Hemingway last
weekend. Nancy Higgins accom-
panied them home for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stokes OF
Greenville were weekend guests
OF Mrs. Stokes parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Frank Rogers.
Cary Ellington, Jr. who has
returned from Camp Citadel,
Charleston, is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. Carrie Granger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carroll
and daughters, Miss Betty Lou
Edwards of Sanford, Fla. are
visiting the Henry Sellers and
other relatives here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
Fair Bluff
BY REPORTER

The general meeting of the
w. Nj. U. Circles of the Baptist
Church were held Monday night
at the church with 80 members
attending.
The Rev. S. NJ. Dorton, pastor,
taught the remaining chapters
of the Mission Study Book en-
titled Soul Winning In Your
Community"
Mrs. H. N. Rogers taught the
two first chapters at the meeting
prior to this one.
The church Brotherhood met
at the church Thursday night
when large number came for
a special program.
The Rev. S. Nj. Dorton will
have the first two weeks in Sep
TENDER for his vacation.
Mrs. r. +. Falk of War West,
Va. is spending a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Richard
McElroy and DR.. McEIroy.
MIR. and Mrs. Teddy Hodges
and daughter, Caroline, of Ken
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
at Lake Waccamaw.

at Lake Waccamaw.
Mrs. Norman Singletary and
children OF Winston Salem are
spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis De-
vine Meares.
MISS Sara Jane Waller has re-
turned from weeks visit 70
her aunt's, Misses Jack and
Mary Wilkinson of ST. Peters
burg, Fla.
Miss Pat Davis has returned
to her home in Baton Rouge, La
following a visit to the Sharp
Turner's.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. A. Waddell
have been with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Pierce for week at Kure Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Dalton
and daughters, Janet and Sue,
are visiting his parents in Hills
vile, Va.
Miss Mary Alice O'Neal of
Darlington is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Annie Prince.
Little Miss Sara Ann Powell
spent last week with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Mckenzie in Whiteville.
Jerry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Floyd, who is employed BY
the Western Electric Co. ant
stationed at Norfolk, Va. has
been assigned work in japan
He, Mrs. Floyd and their two
year old daughter left August |
and were to arrive in Toykc
August 10 for a two year stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. FLOYD OF
the Edna Gift Nook attended the
Carolina Gift Show in Chariot,
wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Turner
Jr. and Miss Darlene Estes lef
Friday for Pinella Park, Fla
after visiting their parents. Mr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

bridge, Va. have arrived for the
tobacco sales. They are living
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richard
son and children, Carole and
Jerry of Roxboro are visiting
his mother, Mrs. w. H. Rich
ardson.
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond Rem
frHw and children of Fayette-
vile were Sunday visitors of
DR.. Renfrew'S mother, Mrs.
Clyde Renfrew and Mrs. Rem
frew's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Roscoe Tucker.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. D. Floyd are
some time at their
Myrtle Beach home.
The Carl Meares have been at
their beach home at Myrtle
Beach for the past two weeks
With them are her mother and
brother, Mrs. Mack R. Bracey
and James Bracey of Rowland,
the Robert Blues and the Will
liam DeckerS of Scotland Neck
and Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Tucker
were recent guests of their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Deac Baggett at their home
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
Cotton Insect Control Tests Succeed

Substantially higher comparative yields per acre in one
instance as much as - per cen; have been officially
ported
tHiorsrati"n LGo;inm pests
! OG!Si
10 verified in
tNaphene Gcnion&:! per
mt cotton than
II cent more than nearby fields toxaphene program
excellent yield
ID sH!'r u! good int
the toxaphene
USiSn mad cotton
TINS Is villa, happened tic fields included program
a. Cooperating matured earlier crop
than
w On the MN" demonstration farms boil weevls and other
or pests got control The
iiinCinrC!
g.
60 cosS FOR low averaging $500
per hcr" v"w?".ou 20 $50 to $40 per nearby
fields
The demonstrations
pany makers of oxaphene 1850
inns was the largest such staged
area The fields selected
vii problem has always been severe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
Cerro
Cordo

Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. William
son. Mrs. lnman Williamson and
Mrs. j. o. Williamson. Sr. at
tended the Jernigan-Davis
wedding in Fairmont.
MIR. and Mrs. Ionic Strick-
land and children of Charleston
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Hammonde
nave returned from Raleigh
where they visited Mrs. Ham
mond's parents the Rev. and
Mrs. B. G. Early for several
days.
Visiting Mrs. J. o. William
and brother, Miss Belle John
son, Sr.Sunday were her sister
son and Allen johnson of Saint
Paul.
Mrs. John Putnam of Mullins
visited Mrs. III. b. johnson and
Mrs. Glen Thompson Wednes.
MIR. and Mrs. J. p. Hammond
day afternoon.
family of Denver, Colo. are Wis.
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
BaScom Hill.
Billy Coleman of Winston
Atlanta. Ga. visited relative,
Salem and Wallace Coleman OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
Near I tragedy OF S. c. Coast
Turns Into Dramatic Rescue

Later, Capt. Frank Juel, skip
per of the Gulf Stream fishing
boat Hurricane" at Little Riv-
er, responded to radio call,
went to sea and lowed the
Iswamped boat back to dock.
Anderson reported that heavy
seas and ground swells had re-
peatedly dumped sea water into
the small craft. Their efforts 10
bail water with frying pan and
bucket from the boats galley
were futile. The party lost con-
siderable tackle, gear and boat
equipment, but said the boat it
self could be salvaged.
Captain Vereen and the "Oc-
can Queen" crew were praised
highly by the survivors for their
prompt response to the vessels
first distress signals, and gave
credit to Captain Juers speedy
hurricane" for saving their
small cruiser before II sank.
i II is certain these cupboard
fishermen will not forget their
experience in a long time. II
there's lesson here to be learn
led. 1t would be this:
Small boat shippers who VEN
ture offshore are smart to stay
within hailing distance of other
preferably larger boats, and
they should keep sharp wealth.
er eye out at all times.
Needless to say, venturing Off
shore without all necessary gear
including radio, horn and life
preservers is inviting disaster.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
BY GUS CHIGGES
In the Columbia State)

The near tragedy when a o.
foot cupboard cabin cruiser cap
sized eight miles at sea out of
little River Tuesday luckily
tned into a dramatic sea-res-
cue story.
The four men aboard, memb-
erS of a fishing party, survived
shark infested waters and are
alive 10 tell about it. With
Grand Strand publicist Claude
Dunnagan of Crescent Beach on
the relating end, this is what
happened:
The tossing cupboard cruises
hogan to take on water due &c
heavy seas. Aboard were the
boats owner and skipper. C. E
Anderson. his son, w. 1. Ander.
son. and Henry &. Thompson, al
of Greensboro. N. c., and w. ID
Collision, OF Leaksville. N. C.
Good luck was with the ship.
wrecked anglers, however. Les:
than a half-mile away rode Capt
Sam Vereen's 104-foot spor
fishing cruiser, the "Ocear
oueen".
When Captain Vereen saw
that the 22-footer was in trouble
ne quickly ordered all fishins
lines hauled in and sped to the
swamped craft.
Using roped life preservers
and rail ladders, the @Ocean
Queen" crew hauled the four
crew members - unframed
from the water. A doctor n
Pard pronounced the soaked
nshermen In good condition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13
Bridge Is Played
At Fair Bluff

Mrs. b. A. Powell entertained
her bridge club Thursday after
noon at her home in Riverside
Fair Bluff.
A variety of mixed summer
flowers in lovely arrangements
were used in the rooms.
Mrs. Luther c. Edmunds won
the high score award and Mrs
Dan Jones second high. Mrs
Paul Scott received guest high
and Mrs. Teddy Hodges. a guest
from kenbridge, Va, also re-
ceived gift.
AT conclusion of play refresh
ments were served by the hos
tess TO Mrs. Teddy Hodges, Mrs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

and friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Benton
a n d daughter of Jacksonville
visited relative here during the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Nance and
Otto Nance recently visited Mrs.
Robert King in James Walker
Memorial Hospital. Wilmington.
where she is a patient.
Miss Sudie Benton and her
sister. Mrs. Raymond Duboy and
children. are spending two week
in Panama City, Fla. visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hubbard.
Mrs Bertha RowelI of Marion.
MIR. and Mrs. L. A Wynn Of
Hampton, ia. have returned to
their home after visiting rela-
tives here They also attended
the funeral of Mrs. Bessie Will
Hanson.
'ieihS "IS. hdt1e heulan
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Benton
the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampton, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
James Kellihan and family of
M. Billiard and son, Paul, OF
Newsport News. Va. also Mr.
and Mrs. l.. ID. Kellihan and
daughter, Kathy. of Jackson
vile, Fla
Miss Barbara Rosenberg of
Darlington is visiting Mrs.
Charlie Martin.
Jason Williamson of Washing
ton. ID. c. is visiting her father
a. ]. Williamson. Sr.
c. p. o. Jean E. Regain of the
U. S. S. Randolph, spent the
weekend here with his family.
Eternal Truth is changing the
lIniuarcn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

Jimmie Scott, Mrs. Paul Scott,
Mrs. Sam Scott, Jr., Mrs. Charles
A. Scott, Mrs. Luther c. Ed
munds' Mrs. Dan Jones and Mrs.
A. Hix Powell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

Rogers Drug Store-Fsir Bluff
Floyd Anderson Drug Co.-Fair Bluff
Cameron Drug Store-Tabor City
Lake Drug Store-Lake Waccamsw
koonce Drug Co.-Chadbourn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

NO exchange neee,.su
" you have no tire IN ey.
change add $500 per TIRE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-08-13

Derrick's
Simmons Drug Co. No. I & white,
Guiton's Drug Store-Whiteville
Columbus Drug Store--WhiteviIIe
McNeiIPs Drug Store-Whiteville
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-11
Society, Social Events And News OF The Clubs
East High Street Club Elects Officers
At Meeting Highlighted By Antique ShoW

An Antique Show and election
of officers high-lighted the East
High Street Club meeting at the
Club House, March A.
Mrs. Ralph 0. Whitaker and
Mrs. f. A. Wall, composed the
committee in charge of this very
outstanding program.
A display of beautiful - i as
valuable antiques and heirlL ms
belonging to members and guests
were arranged on tables in the Gen.
ter of the meeting room in full
view of the admiring assembly
which sat in a semi-circle.
After being presented to the
group, Miss Geraldine Henry and
Mrs. Jesse Minnick, exhibited and
commented on many items from
their own collections. Following
the reading Of a number of poems
composed by Mrs. Minnick, Mrs
Whitaker told of People who
make glass" and showed several
charming antique pieces of her
own.
Other members who brought
antiques and told the background
of their exhibits were: Miss Mar
garet Chance, Mrs. c. o. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Ray Laird, Mrs. Charles
Holland, Mrs. William Grubbs
Mrs. Clayton Day, Mrs. B. M
Beatty and Mrs. 3. L. Adair.
Several enjoyable piano selec-
tions were played during the pro-
by Mrs. f. A. Wall among them
several taken from an 1S4S book
"Wissahikon Waltz" Jenny Lind
American Polka" and Il Can't
Make Up My Mind"
Officers for the 1889 season
elected during the business session
/ conducted by Mrs H. j. Vogel. the
president, are: Mrs. B. L. Adair
president; Mrs Everett Royer
first vice president; William
: Grubbs, second vice president
Mrs. Robert Cornell, recording
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-11

secretary; Miss Margaret Chance,
corresponding secretary and press
correspondent; Mrs. David Laird,
treasurer; Mrs. H. J. Vogel, his
torian; Mrs. William j. Robinson
and Mrs. Kenneth Phleger, men,
bership committee; Mrs. F. z. Ros-
nagle and Mrs. Clayton Day; Mrs.
Wallace v. Nichols, Mrs. Joseph
Londergan, Mrs. Paul Bangham
and Mrs. Frank Hildebrand, pro-
gram committee.
The next meeting will be the
Gala Day luncheon at the Club
House on Tuesday, March 18 at
1890 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutzel, East
High Street, spent the weekend in
East Liverpool, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Christopher.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Boiler of
Oak Harbor, were guests of Mrs.
j. c. Cromwell and Frank Sultz-
baugh, Thursday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-11
Upton Party For
Daughters Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Upton en-
'ertained last Sunday to celebrate
the ninth birthday of their daugh-
ter Roberta.
Guest list included, Karen Fol
an, Pamela Linder, Ann Robinson
Mary Frederick, Connie Gregg
Beverly Baker, Janet Jenkins
Brenda Carter, Sharon Carter, Di-
anna and Jerry Upton.
Mrs. Alfred Carter assisted the
hostess at the party, presenting the
prizes for contests to Beverly
Baker, Karen Folan, Brenda Car
ter and Janet Jenkins.
Mrs. Maude Woodring, Old Ken
ia Road with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Woodring of Columbus, have re-
turned from a two weeks winter
vacation in Florida. While there
they visited Mrs. Mary Cloud, oil
the Bloomingburg Pike, who is ir
Florida and suffered a broken LEG
December 10. They reported thai
Mrs. Cloud is improving satisfac.
torily.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-03-11
Friends Shower
bride With Gifts

Mrs. Robert Free (Marilyn
Vaughn) was recently compliment
ed with miscellaneous shower in
the social room of the Sedalia
Methodist Church.
The pretty tea table had been
arranged with a color note of pink
and silver by the hostesses, Mrs.
Homer Robinson, Mrs. Ronald Bar
rett, Mrs. Guy Heath, Mrs. Will
liam Dowler, Mrs. Robert Edwards,
Mrs. Irl Smith and Mrs. Lee Peck,
Guests attending who presented
the honoree with lovely gifts were:
Mrs. Neva Vaughn, Mrs. Mamie
Free, Mrs. George Ward, Mrs
Mona Mulvaney, Mrs. Mayme Fair
child, Mrs. Velma Ward, Mrs June
Nibert, Mrs. Loretta Oettit, Mrs
Patty Miller, Mrs. Waivie Taylor
Mrs. Pearl Dowler, Mrs. Virginia
Case, Mrs. Cloia Rothe, Mrs. SUI
zanne Vallery, Mrs: Martha Allen,
Mrs. Nell Davidson, Mrs. Helen
Rihl, Mrs. Sue Friend, Mrs. Eliza
beth Thompson, Mrs. Kay Hollar,
Mrs. Bea Brill, Mrs. Norma Davey,
Mrs. Patsy Mulvaney, Mrs. Fran
ceS Goens, Mrs. Mary MCGOWAN,
Mrs. Inez Whiteside, Mrs. Viola
Gossard, Mrs. Dottie Nibert, Mrs,
Jeanette Shinkle, Mrs. Patsy Har-
mon and the Misses Linda Null
vaney, Marilyn Fairchild, JEANNE
Powers, Barbara Davis, Linda Val
lery, Carolyn Rothe, Janice Pow
ers, Marlene Crum, Janet Kline
Carol Justice, Freda MCGOWAN.
Gifts were sent by these guests
who were unable to attend: Mrs
Louise Slaughter, Mrs. Rhea Dor,
sey, Mrs. Frank Pickens, Mrs
Becky Cline, Mrs. Remona Vaughn
Mrs. Iva Thomas, Mrs. Phoebe
Shepherd, Mrs. Neva Beatty, Mrs
Ressie McClimans, Mrs. Martha
Stoughton and Miss Cleta Shep
herd.