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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03

Knockers, he stood in q silence
broken only BY a trickling brook
and the howl Of a stray hound.
Puga was looking for bear
but saw only a fox.
Quite in contrast. another
hunter dressed in stout boots.
dungarees and an old Navy
jacket occupied q stand fur
Their up the trail. He was Rear
Admiral Albert O. Mumma.
chief Of the Navy Bureau Of
Ships.
Mumma also was hunting
bear but saw nothing. The
hounds driving the bear had
gone in another direction.
Senator Potter. Republican
of Michigan. who lost both
legs in the battles Of st. 10. sat
in a chair in a broad field and
bagged pheasants with guns
handed TO him by a compan-
ion.
LeMay Goes Quail Hunting
Gen. Curtis LeMay. vice chief
Of stan Of the Air Force. went
OF quail hunting behind a
black and white setter and
came back with several.
And elsewhere other ambas-
sailors, senators. admirals and
generals engaged in bear hunt
ing or similar activities. but on
the wide lawn back Of Bath
Alum. their host estate. three
bears hung. the bag Of local
hunters with whom they rubbed
elbows.
Sound Interestingly II was.
Every man has his Shangri-
La. be il Just a basement work.
shop or a i.300-acre showplace
in the Virginia mountains.
Such is Bath Alum. owned by
Clinton NJ. Hester, Washing
ton attorney and former Civil
AeronauticS Administrator.
Framed by lorest-covered
ridges and slopes. 1t lies in a
valley near Warm Springs in
Bath County. White-fenced
fields lead up from the high
way to the hillside with its
broad lawns and evergreens
that set OF the brick Colonial
mansion.
Bath Alum. as its name i'm
plies. once was an inn or STOP
ping place for disnitaries on
their way TO take the baths at
Warm Springs. Among them
was Thomas jefferson. The
original buildings are gone
now. but Hester found traces
Of them when he bought the
property 10 years ago.
Hester. who was the first
cAA administrator and took
many Of the epochal first
fights that developed COM
mercial aviation. has friends in
all walks of life and is as free
in entertaining local hunters
as he is dignitaries.
Hunters RrinR Hounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
FORE AND AFT
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

Yacht clubs that provide slips
or moorings for their members
must apply the 20 per cent
excise tax to those charges. Just
like the 20 per cent tax on
regular club fees.
This New Years present to
boat owners is from the Inter-
nal Revenue Service which re-
Gently ruled on a West Coast
yacht club that sought to keep
the excise tax from applying to
such services. The government
experts dug into the matter
further and decided not only
that the tax was applicable but
that 1t should be retroactive to
May. 1855.
The 1855 date was selected
because Of an IRIS ruling in
case involving q private beach
club and charges for cabanas.
From cabanas to moorings was
apparently a short hop. and
hence the ruling.
The service is giving a reason
able time for clubs to comply
as well as to bill the back excise
tax which will amount to 2l2
years all told.
There is considerable agita-
ton on the West Coast for an
amendment 10 the Internal Rev.
enue Act wiping out the excise
tax on club facilities. But with
all the weightier problems be-
fore the House Ways and Means
Committee. there is believed to
be little chance Of passage.
It's difficult TO envision mem
bers Of Congress getting exer-
cised over q 20 per cent tax on
yacht club docking charges in
these times.
$50
There is another move afoot.
however. that may have a diff
ferent ending. 1t is the admin
istrator's drive for legislation
authorizing user charges on a
variety Of government services
and facilities. They would range
from use Of Federal waters
where there are navigation
aids TO possible changes in the
prices OF government charts.
Also such things as use Of
recreation and tourist facilities.
The idea Of user charges goes
way back. In fact. ALI LOOMS.
associate editor OF Yachting
Magazine. has done some re-
search and comes up with the
quote from a 1910 budget mes
sage Of the late President
Roosevelt:
"Anotl1y example I the $50
million That the Government
spends annually in the main
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
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Hunters Bring Hounds

Packs Of hounds we're brought
in for this bear hunt by Buck
Armstrong Of Deerfield and
Dun Lewis. former Tennes-
sean from Chase. Md. Ray
Doyle Of Hot Springs. j. c.
Carter, also of Deerfield. Nelson
Wandless of Milboro. Arm
strong's brother-in-law and
William Phillips from Deerfield.
Doyle's hounds had been
ranging the hills before the big
hunt and had taken part in the
bagging Of two Of the bears.
While five Of us bounced
along in a jeep clinging pre-
cariously to an ice-covered trail
along the edge of a mountain
top. Armstrong and Carter
legged it deep into the forest
TO kill the third bear. freed by
their dogs.
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Flown In Chartered Plane

On the second day. the main
group was flown from WASH
ington in a chartered DC-3 to
Staunton, then driven to Bath
Alum. Most of them hunted
bear in the morning and then
took part in a pheasant shoot
in the afternoon.
Besides Ambassador Puga.
Senator Potter. Admiral Num-
ma and Gen. LeMay. this group
included STR Harold Caccia.
the British Ambassador; Senior
DR.. Don Mauricio l.. Yardarola,
the Argentine Ambassador; his
secretary. J. j. Rinaldini. and
naval attache, Admiral Vim
cente Baroja: Senator's Ma
lone. Republican Of Nevada.
and Hickenlooper. Republican
OF Iowa. and Hickenloopers
son. David.
Also former Senator Homer
Ferguson. now Judge OF the
Court Of Military Appeals,
Homer Gruenther. administra-
tive assistant to the President;
1t. Gen. George w. Mundy and
Mai. Gen. Joe w. Kelly OF the
Air Force. Rear Admiral Will
liam j. Marshall, John Gibson,
former assistant secretary Of
labor. DR.. Walter Omundson. a
friend OF Gruenther. Ed Stokes.
vice president Of the Union
Trust Co. and friends OF Hester.
including DR.. william Detwiler,
his physician.
Senator Robertson. Democrat
Of Virginia. motored to the
estate.
The morning Of the first day
Hester drove us TO the trail
up Piny Mountain anef we
liked 8 miles to the ridge. only
to meet other hunters coming
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I happened mus:

The hunt occupied two days.
The first was confined to a
group Of Washington area.
Charlottesville. Roanoke and
local hunters who had flown TO
Bath Alum in Hester's small
private plane or motored down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

CUDDENLY, all the boys had disappeared.
- My sister. Francine, and I were
astounded-to put it mildly.
For several years, the two of US had
been the bellies" of the Georgetown Uni
verSity proms, but on this particular eve
ming a newcomer walked into the prom,
and there wasn't boy left within grabbing
distance
The newcomer who gathered our
engine attracts small boys, was Peggy
Laydon. shes a cover GIRL" someone
explained, as Francine and Sulked in the
unfamiliar role of wall flowers.
Then and there, determined that I,
too, would be a cover girl"-a famous
model. If this kind of employment meant
that every male within eye-diStance wanted
to be part of girls court, this was for me-
The very next day, staying over In
Washington, 1 went down to the city's
biggest department store. And got job
modelling and selling dresses. But when
preparing for my debut on the floor, l
swallowed some pins while fixing dress.
The show ground to halt, and so did my
career, as 1 was rushed out to be X-rayed.
But a few stomach lining holes were
not to stop me. 1 spent each afternoon on
the prowl for modelling job. My father
never would have approved, SO each time
he asked where 1 was, my mother saio'
Anita is out shopping"
After getting this answer 10 days in
North American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
By ANITA COLBY
President. women's News Service

a row. my father groaned: my God, the
bills-wait till the bills come In"
But was successful, If accidentally So
made a call at an agency. AS sat there,
watching people storm around and scream
and mentally resolving to give up this crazy
business and its crazier people, a photog
rapher rushed in. He shouted protests
about the kind of girls the agency was
sending him. Startled, glanced up.
The photographer looked, grabbed my
chin in his hand to tilt my face and said,
This is the girl"
I was a model. And, worse still,
couldn't hide it from my father any longer,
as this picture posed for was to become
a poster, 1O-stories high. My father was
bound to see it.
My mother and argued the point as
to who should break the news. wanted
her to tell him, she insisted it was my job.
One day. while arguing. Daddy walked
in. He was grinning ear to ear. Down
town." he said, there's great big poster
with Anita'S picture on 1t. Loveliest thing
ever saw"
So was formally and legally launched
on my career. Do other girls have similar
opportunities?
OF course Today, the demand for models
is greater than ever before, and the oppor-
tunities for smart, hard working girls to go
on from modeling-into career embracing
every field from fashion to selling stocks
are more numerous than ever knew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
OakForest

Miss Shirley Norman. Of Rich
mond, Mrs Harry Rowan, Of Sunny
Side, Mrs o L. Speas. Mrs. Char
lie Lane. and Mrs. Henry Brown
We're among those who attended
the miscellaneous bridal shower
given Saturday night at the Ar
vonia Community Cottage. for Mrs,
Thomas Harold Hudgins. nee MISS
Jean Rowan, Of Sunny Side.
Daniel Dawson has returned to
his home in Richmond. after spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs
Lcmmy Dowdy
O. K Crawford. Of Hampton. and
Russell Brown. Of Tobaccovllle
were Sunday afternoon visitors Of
Mr. and Mrs r. B Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Brown
Mr. and MIS-. j. Gordon Smith
and family, Of Richmond, were Sat
urday guest Of her father. w. S
Anderson.
Emmett Jenkins and Conway
Anderson, Of Richmond. were Sun.
day visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B
Anderson
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October Revival Set
For Amelia Baptists

The annual revival meeting oi
the Amelia Baptist Church Will be
held Ocotber 5-i2. Dr. w. b. Den
son. Of Richmond. VIII be the re-
vlval preacher.
Dr. benson is Secretary VI
Evangelism and Assoclatlonal M.s-
slons Tor Virginia Baptists. Before
going to his present position he wa-s
pastor Of the Mclrose Baptist
Church IN Roanoke for Is years
and previously was pastor IN Bucna
Vista for seven years.
The revival preacher is a native
VMginlan and a graduate OF the
University Of Richmond and Of the
Southern Baptist Seminary IN Louis
VILE, Ky.
Services VIII be held on both
Sunday mornings at 90 O clock
and each night at 800 O'Clock.
The public is cordially invited Il
attend.
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Tor Violet News
Sunday School Again
Headed BY Flippen

Tar Wallet Sunday School will be
gin its new year next Sunday UNI
der the leadership OF irwin Flippen.
Superintendent. Mr. Flippen h a s
served the Sunday school faithfully
and efficiently in this capacity for
many years. AS his assistant. Waytt
Mooreficld, a high school senior,
will be learning the duties Of the
job Serving as secretary and
treasurer for the first time will be
Edward r.. Putncy.
Teachers of the various classes
are Mrs John Putncy. adults. John
Putney, young people. MISS Louise
Mcador. Intermediates. and Mrs
Edward Putney, juniors.
There are two primary classes in
the Sunday School Mrs. MILFORD
Amos teaches one group and Mrs
irwin Fllppcn the other Mrs Viii
fred Hedrick has charge Of the
nursery and Mrs Blaine Vance
takes care Of the Cradle Roll De
partmcnt
Mrs. Pearl Elan, Of tarmville
visited Miss Haynie Allen Sunday
through Wednesday Guests Of Miss
Allen from Tuesday through Satur-
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Odin Car
ruthcrs, Of Silver Spring, Md.
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What 4 Conversation?
Mr. and Mrs. j B. DUNCAN. Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Well Water

Mr. and Mrs. John Self and
daughters. Misses Margaritc and
Elizabeth and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Ranton. and sons. Raymond and
Glenn, spent Sunday in Richmond
With Miss Irma Winfrey
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Huntlev and
children. of Sandston. were week
end visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w.
Ranton.
Mrs Owens and son. Of Rich
mond, were week end visitors of
the Herbert Bergobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kali and
family. Of near Hatton. visited Sat
nrday evening with MI. and Mrs
Lee Banton.
Mrs. Tyree Agee and daughter
Bernlce and son. Linwood. were in
Richmond Wednesday for the state
fair.
Mrs Clara Alaxev was recent
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs william
Miller near Glenmore.
Mrs. Bruce. RQlfe Rush Mrs Joe
Sfeger and Mrs Greene DAVIS at
tended the meeting Thursday Of
the James River Association at Ar
Won Baptist Church. They enjoyed
some inspiring messages by the
state leaders.
The state mission program for
the day Of prayer was held at
Sharon Church Friday evening with
a good attendance.
The Rose Of Sharon Circle met
with Mrs. Tyree Agee Thursday
evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Antics Around AndcrsOnyillc

South Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Max
Powell and Steve Powell. of Rich
nond. were Sunday supper guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Parker
With three road men together for
an evenings talk, Mrs. Parker de
clares they built roads all over the
state Of Virginia
Miss Betty Mills spent the week
end at her home here.
/ Pat Whitehead, blond and blue
eyed young miss. had birthday
Friday and her grandmother, Mrs
Dot Bryan. gave her a party. Her
two brothers, jimmie and Bobby
and Mr.. and Mrs Bob Bryans two
youngsters were the guests. Pat
was two years old
Mrs. Irby Saunders and j o h n
Saunders were recent callers in
Mrs Eva Glover's home
Fair Enthusiasts
Robert Christian and his son.
Steve. spent several days last week
with Mr. and Mrs Louis Christian
Miss Ann Christian spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. r l.. Seay
Jr. and went to the state fair
Others from the community who
drove to Richmond to attend the
fair We're Mr. and Mrs Lewis Nor
gan, Nancy Morgan and Mrs Cole
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan and Mrs.
Cole called On the Henry O'Brlens
Sunday afternoon
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Anderson visited Mr. and
Mrs. L. p Amos, Mrs. N M Gill
and the Henry Vaughans.
Mr.. and Mrs r p Brierley, Of
Farmville. were Sunday callers in
the Herbert Anderson home.
Love These Meetings
There was teachers meeting in
Roanoke Monday which made one
little boy. at least, very happy II
gave Braxton Caldwell a longer
week end with his grandmother
Mrs c. II Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Jones and
their daughter. Ann Broaddus. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John c
Morgan. Mrs Raymond Kidd is
with the Morgans for a weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Flood and
John Flood have been among the
callers concentrating the Earl Nor
rises on the arrival Of their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Flood visited
the Eugene Floods Sunday after
noon Mrs Ferd Cole vas an over
night guest Tuesday
Side Shaking Laughter
With the purchase Of tickets to
mo Time for SergeantsH for them
selves and their daughters. Susan
and Nan. Mr.. and MIS-. j. Branch
Forbes claim they also bought two
hours Of side shaking laughter
They all came home happy over an
afternoon well spent
! Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Thompson
spent Saturday night in Lynchburg
with the Luther Waldens. While in
the city they were dinner guests
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

tinucs u Be quite SICK in southsidc
Hospital H. visited friends IN
Prince Edward, also
Charles W Waddill is we'll again
after an illness caused BY his being
stung by a number Of yellow Japan
csc hornets
Thomas ". Jones. d KeysyIIlc.
visited ii the ncighborhood Sunday
while Mrs Jones was attending a
beauty convention in Richmond.
Farmers have really been busy Of
late and they report good yields Of
corn hay and tobacco
The community was saddened 10
learn Of The death Of Joel Watkins
IN Farmville Hc was well known by
the country folk As weIl as the
town ones
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Old Abilene News
Family Doing Fine
After Three Have
TOnsillectOmies

Mrs. Alton Nelson and children,
Sandra and Tommy. are getting on
nicely after having their tonsils
taken out Friday.
Miss Annie McGehee is home
after a long convalescing stay with
her sister in Charlotte. NJ c. Her
sister. Mrs. Lois Vreeland. came
home with her for few days visit.
Mrs. Vernon Banks will spend a
few days this week with her daugh-
ter at Amherst While Mr. Banks is
IN Richmond attending a confer
cncc.
Albert Davis, Meredith Chappell,
Alton Nelson, Clyde Thackston. Ed
Baker and Read Dixon attended the
fair IN Richmond Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs Meredith Chappell
and children recently visited Mrs.
Chappell S mother. Mrs Il, ii.
| Webb. IN Richmond
The McGehees entertained with u
supper Saturday nigh t. Present
were Albert Davis, Dave McGehec.
Preston Henderson, Willie Cook and
Leslie Greene
MIR. and Mrs. Garland Clark and
sons called to see Rev and Mrs.
J. $. KING and family Sunday.
Gray Chappell visited Ann and
Pat Hurt Friday afternoon.
Mrs Mabel Fowler and friends.
OF Richmond spent the week end
here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dldlake and
children. Of Richmond, spent Sun
day with NJ W. Davis and MI. and
Mrs. Albert DAVIS
Mrs Florence McCraw spent last
week with her niece. Mrs. Mamie
CEappell Thomas Chappell also
visited his mother for the week end.
Misses Betty and Margaret Chap
pcll. Miss Garrett Polly Ann Bailey
and Linda Lee Vanovcr were
among those attending the state
iair Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nelson and
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Nelson visited
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Robertson and
son ~ Richmond Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Clark and
sons were with the family gathering
at o l.. Clark S Sunday
4 Gray Chappell spent Sunday with
Mary Blake DAVIS.
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Lexington Sunday to visit Edward
Robertson and Eldridge BlantOn,
III.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Ransome
and family, Mr. and Mrs. James
Orrock and Mr.. and Mrs. Sonny
Orrock, Of Richmond, were recent
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. L. D. Miller.
Mrs. l.. d. Miller and Mrs. o. M.
Carter visited Mrs. Cleveland
Brooking, OF Irwin, recently.
Mrs. Anita Anderson called on
Mrs. - r. Pruden, Sunday.
Members OF the Lille Bogart
WMU group who attended the As
soclational Conference at Fitzgerald
Baptist Church were Mrs. A. b.
CutWrlght, Mrs WI. Il. Moore and
Mrs. Anita IL. Anderson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

John Putney was III Richmond
Thursday and Friday attending an
insurance convention.
Mrs Mabel Yarns, Of Farmville
spent Sunday and Monday with Mr.
and Mrs j. M, Putney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Putney and
daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. j.
K. Stonnell and family IN Rich
mond Sunday Other guests in the
Stonnell home Sunday were Mrs,
F.. w Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard w Rhodes and family. and Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Dawson.
Recent dinner guests Of Miss
Haynie Allen and Ben Allen were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Flippen, Of
PoWhatan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Mt. Pleasant

A good crowd was out Sunday
morning at Mt Pleasant to hear the
Rev Vernon Banks deliver his
regular sermon.
The community got quite scare
last Saturday from Hurricane He
lene. but the blow wasn't too severe
and very little damage was done
Mrs O H Nelson Is recuperating
slowly at her home since returning
from Southside Hospital where She
was 4 surgical patient
Willie Adams. Of Denver. Colo
recently visited his foster-sister
Mrs p H. Barksdale. Who con
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

There will be Fashion Frolic
and Food Fair sponsored by the
MYF of Bethel at the Old Ander-
sonvlle School House Saturday
night. October I. beginning at 730
pm. Everybody is invited to come
and have good time
Secluded Dream House
When Mr. and Mrs. r NJ Nor
gan first dreamed of building 9
house Of their own as sooner OF
later all young couples they
made il clear that no dream need
apply for consideration unless the
house it held was set we'll back
from the road and surrounded by
trees. On these two points there
has been no compromise and, from
the road one would never guess
that Just beyond the line ot woods
an attractive six-room house is
nearly ready for occupancy
Although Mrs Morgan is physi
cal education instructor al Farm
vile, and Mr.. Morgan's work with
The Soil Conservation Service takes
him to Farmville each day. they
both love the country and are
eager to get into their new home
Yearold Cydna likes the country
too. but so far she hasn't shown
much interest in the new house
Her grandmother home, where
she is the darling Of the family
seems to her pretty satisfactory
place to be
Week end guests al the c. B
Morgan place were the r NJ. Nor
gans and Mrs. Billie Morgan. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Garrett and their
five sons spent Saturday with the
family
Baltimore Week End
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs John Morgan. il
and Juan Anderson spent the week
end in Baltimore with the Gosnel
and Olsen families Looking re
neWed and rested. Miss Cammie
Anderson returned with them home
after weeks visit with her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jenkins anG
children were Sunday supper guests
IN the R. H Flood home.
Mrs. Hattie Morgan spent Tues
day in Lynchburg with her sister
Mrs Fred Whately Mrs Morgan +
callers during the week were Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Rosen. Johnnie
Rosen. Mrs. c j Spencer. Mrs
Sherman Self. Ivanhoe Morgan and
his daughter, Goopie.
What A Conversations
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. DUNCAN. Of
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Homilton News
Favoritc Route Home
Is Skyline Drive

Nj ana Mrs. II. y. French. of
Richmond, were Sunday guests Of
MI ana Mrs.. < Q Anderson
Mi and Mrs G. b. Goodman and
Mrs S. w. Parker visited Mrs b.
n Jennings at Woodstock Sunday
returning by way Of skyline Drive
MIR. and MIS-. Ross Timberlake,
Of Boswell. VISITED Mr. and Mrs.
a. u Cooke Sunday afternoon.
Nh ana Mrs. N. y Blanton, Jr..
and son. JACK, and Mr. and Mrs.
2. H. Robertson were at VMI in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

VIRGINIA:
IN the Circuit Court Of the County
Of Prince Edward September 30,
1858
JEANEL ELIZABETH WATSON.
Complainant,
Ms. In Chancery
WILLIAM HENRY WATSON,
Defendant.
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit II to obtain
q divorce from the bond Of matri-
nony Tor the complainant from the
defendant on the grounds Of deser-
ton which has continued for per-
lod Of more than one year.
An affidavit having been made and
illed that The defendant. William
Henry Watson. Is not resident III
the state Of Virginia ii Is ordered
that he do appear here within ten
days after due publication Of this
order and do what Is necessary IN
protect his interest in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
JOHN A. LANCASTER, B. d.