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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30
GLENMONT FOREST, WHEATON,

-FOUR CORNERS-Brick rambler
3 bedrms., Ice. liv. rm., full bsmt
rec. RIM Ice. lot: shade and fruit
trees. 10106 Greenock road. RE
6-79g6 after Il pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm, brick Cos
lonial: cor. lot: Ia baths, scr,
porch. full bsmt. Low down
payt.: reduced to $4,000, far be-
low FLA appraisal. 5S1S Brunss
wick St. OWNER. FL. 4-8024.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-30

DAMASCUS = 3-bedrm. rambler
$4,000; financing by owner avail
9707 Beall ST., CT. 3-2096.
EDGEMOOR AREA-conV. located
brick Cape Cod with / bedrm. ant
bath LIST A. f.; 6edrm n.;;,, bath IN. snS
Ta i' ls H' porch. full 1 bsnt.; i'm
med. oceup.; low EOS. GEO. w
ROBERTSON. Realtor. 1885 Wis
ave- OIL. 2-2l23: eyes,, OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

opportunity this beautiful
sovnes EVokne the mood romantic these
authentic reproductions fine furniture thot have eroced Southern
oenons Except slightly tedocks and
comfort they're the some Enjoy the beauty of their gently rounded lines
cleaning marble and rich fobcs for less than you'd
o pieces you only
durno ourAu
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

muerte misma. Tai es Ia para.
d0jica condici6n humane. Para
ESQ hemos nacido: para vivir de
nuestra muerte", segun ell pen
samiento de un compatriota del
aviador, Cesar Vallejo, poeta tras
cendental, 10 que es una forma
noble e inyencible de seguir vi
viendO, como 10 demostr6 la
muerte de Jorge Chavez.
En- los dias que corren acepta-
mos, no va como acontecimiento
possible sino hasta como suceso
rutinario, que hagan la ronda
de la TERRA satellites construi-
dos por la mano del hombre.
Aguardamos para muy pronto
la noticia del primer viaje q la
luna. Acaso estemoS, por 10 tan
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
"ARRIBA. SIEMpRE ARRI-

"ARRIBA, SIEMPRE ARR
BA", fueron las ultimas palaDras
que pronunci6 Jorge Chavez de-
lante de un sacerdote y de unoS
pOcOs amigos intimos en- ell hos
pital San Biogio de la pequena
eiudad italiana de Domodossola.
Era en- la manana del 81 de Sc
tiembre de 1910. Cuatro dias an
ties, ell %, csc muchacho habia
atravesado los Alpes por prime
IA vez en- la incipiente historic
de la aviacion mundial de en-
tOnceS.
Ell hambre de inmortalidad Sc
traduce muchas veces, como quie
re Unamuno, en- la misteriosa
apetencia de la gloria. Por re-
chazo de la muerte Sc busca la
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

habia dido hablar en- Ell hogan.
Por Ell lado materno descendfa
del Almirante Jorge Martin Gui-
Sc, heroe de la Independence v
tundador de la Marina de Guerra
del Peru. Guisse fue ell segundo
de Lord Cochrane en- la expe-
dicion libertadora de Jose de
San Martin. Segdn relata Ricar-
DO Palma, decididos a batirse So
bre ell puente de mando de un
naVio enemigo, Guisse y Cobra
ne abordaron y. capturaron 81
buque espanol La EsmeraIda.
surto en- la bahia del Callao. Al
cabo de los amos, de modo indi-
recto pero no menos effective.
Chavez, bisnieto del AImirante
Guisse, fundaria la aviaci6n Pc
ruana.
Sc educ6 en- la Ecole Sainte-
Marie y en- ell Lycee Carnot. Era
un nino allegro y vehemente que
cultivaba una intensa afici6n Dor
ell dibujo y las vigorosas practi-
cas- atleticas. Hasta ell claustro
colegial lego ell rumor de las
hazanas de los Wright en- Esta-
dos Unidos, y de Bleriot y De-
lagrange en- Francia. La imagi-
nacion de Chavez qued6 en- de-
finitiva capturada. Sigui6 cursos
en- la Ecole d'Electricite ct de
Mecanique Isssieeeelleeese ma
triculo por fin en- la Escuela de
Aeronautica, establecida en- Pa
ris por ell aviador Farman. iAvia-
dor? La noticia .debi6 conmover
la patriarcal tranquilidad del no.
gar de los Chavez. Por aquellos
tiempos, la aviacion no era to-
davia una profession; era apenas
un deporte y en- mucho mayor
grade que ahora, un tragico ejer-
cicio.
Inicio ell aprendizaje en- d.
ciembre de 1909. Entire febrero
de 1910, cuando por primera vez
Sc elevo solo en- un biplano Far
man, hasta ell % de septiembre
de csc mismo ano, gan6 un pre-
mic de cinco mil frances en- ell
concurso aereo convocado en-
Biarritz; en- Mia, SUI avi6n sc
precipit6 en- Ell mar, y Ell Sc sal
vo por milagro; particip6 en- la
semana de aviaci6n de Rouen;
gano otros premio de nueve mil
frances en- Tours; bati6 la MAJ.
ca de altura en- Blackpool, In
glaterra, remontandose a 1900
metros ell 3 de agosto; y ell 8 de
septiembre volvi6 a sobrepasar la
marca, elevandose esta vez a g.
800 metros. Todo en- el angosto
lapse de siete meses.
Diriase que, consciente Q svb-
eonscientementa. Jorge Ch&ves
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06

viva poseido por la premura con.
Junta de la muerte y de la gIo-
ria. No hubo proeza que 10 sa-
tisfaciera. No hubo concurso en-
ell que no interviniera. Nc hubo
Unite que no deseara trascen-
der. "Arriba, siempre arriba..."
Estaba va listo, por 10 tanto, pa
IA enfrentarse a los Alpes. De-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
buckingham c. H. Items
Buckingham G. H. Items
World Day OF Prayer Service Re-Sei
For Thursday, March 6, By Weather

The community World Day Of
prayer services scheduled foy last
FRIDAY, but postponed because of
the weather. VIII be held Thursday
March g. AT Maysvlhe Baptist
church al 3.30 pm.
Mr. and Mrs Charles sidney
Moss returned Saturday to the
home Of Mn Moss mother. Mrs.
Joe p Moss after weddins tiip
70 Canada They left Sunday fol
Richmond where they viii make
their home
Bobbie Johns, Of Farmyille. spent
last week end With his uncle and
aunt Nh and Mrs Charlie Han
while his parents Mr. and Mrs.
MoNioe Johns. visited thor daueh.
ter Miss Frances Johns. for par.
enls week end at Aenes Scott Col
leee in Decatur. Ga
Among the children who have
been confined With measles the
past week are Rebecca Jones. Nam
ilton Agee Nancy, Tommy and
Jane Hall Kenneth TAYLOR has been
confined at home with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Fitzgerald Arrives
Mrs. Lloyd Fitzgerald arrived
Monday for a visit with Misses
Mary and Annie Ilousewright.
From there she expects to VISIT at
Dillwvn with her mother. Mrs May
Grigg.
Mrs. E c McCraw has returned
to the home of Mrs Joe Moss.
where she makes her home. after
q two-Weck visit with her son and
daaehter-in-law. Mir and Mrs, En-
m@a McCraw. at Appomattox.
M and Mrs. Don Grafton. and
family. Of Farnville, spent the
weeE end visiting Mrs Grafton
mother Mrs Joe Moss.
Miss Mamie Rose Shepherd was
week end guest Of MI. and MIS-
Jack Sanford in Richmond
Portsmouth Couple Htr&
Nh and Mrs P. x Moss. 81
Portsmouth, were guests Of Mi
and Mrs peyton Moss last week
end.
Flash James Kendriek Da,is.
Jr.. son OF Nh and Mrs James
Davis. was mne months old Feb
ruary 20 and cut his first tooth that
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

form of raw materials Il appear
10 b. RESP cted more nj th
busincsslikc methods than Tho VI M
for its grant programs, " Pearsol
charges
IN a summary upder the que4tf
Of what result u s ala NJ
achi,, "a oyer ne gears ia la
ii Tie aided countries Pea
makes thcs.. observations
lndonesia despite Sonic $50 i.
lon in aid Western holding
influence seem in Jeopardy q.
comparison. ! IN September l9aa
Russians made loan equivalent
500 millions repayable N Ten yRa
lii IndoncSian raw materials
Victnam even though receiNA
s77l III aid Ill the past two yea
alone. exclusive Of military cl3i
ment, for II million people, unelt.
ployment ID widespread and t
economy is stagnant. Not one ao4l
new factory has been built sA
the end OF the war III 1854
Laos although 1t got s45 Milo
last year. the country voted Is
bring members Of the Red frl
movement into the government
Yugoslavia close to 81 billions 70
aid yet Tito Still echoes MoscoQ
foreign policies
Poland about $500 millions eiv
after which the country turn
around and approved its own Ioa4
10 a Communist country Of Asl
India 1926 millions one tilne au
$3.50 millions II 1886 III proK!e
wheat, rice and dairy products I
Storage a.s insurance against rs
food year and thus ensure a chant
OF success for India's second !.
year plan Yet d recent popular
pol in lnaia showed l4J per q 1
for President Eisenhower and 80
per cent Tor chou In La Of Ctlire
Lars country has gwen little u n1
Aid to INDIA
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Community Chest
C0ntinUcd 1 ON page n

Continued l. ON page /
girls participating in the ofgani
zahon. and they have been active
III many community functions. in
Guiding fund drives. church attea-
dance drives, furnishing cards and
fruit for. the sick. as well as being
active in Girl Scout work.
Hospital Auxiliary Z port by
Mrs ] n Cocks for Mrs. Nj. II.
Bittinger This group has conducted
extensive activities during the year
through us five units four In
Faflnville and onr at Hampden-
Sydney -Four Of the continuing
projects Of the Auxiliary units ale
upkeep and Improvement OF the
hospital grounds, summer nursing
preview course. helping make the
nurses home more convenient and
attractive, and providing hostess
service at the hospital on Sundays.
Farmville Public Library As
sociation-report BY Mrs. r. H.
Hamburg, Jr. The open hours Of tfe
library were pointed out to be from
HI 4. TnA a Nh everv afternoon XXI
cept Wednesday and 10 80 to IL on
! .uas no Inns. an increase Of ia
HIP circulation If books was noted
during the past year. There We're
1884 books charged out and 5,73I
visits made to the library. Mrs.
Hamburg reported use Of the library
from citizens all through the Farm
vile district. Meherrin, Dillwyn.
Cumberland. Appomattox, Worsham
and Misunderstanding.
southside Community Hospital
~enort by J H James, Jr. Due to
limitation Of time the hospital adj
mMstlatcr die not 90 into detailed
workings Of the hospital He pointed
out, however, that the money re-
celVed from the Community Chest
was used primarily to help cover
\ expenses incurred by those patients
unable TO pay mo one is turned
away from the hospital who needs
care, !" James reported land as you
know, sickness does not pick Just
those who can afford it =" He noted
that some persons pay part of then.
bills. some none at all These ac-
counts are absorbed through the
funds received rom the Community
crest and hep nom the town Of
Farmville, and surrounding coun-
t-es through their boards Of super
I visors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

MRS, II " Bickford hos re-
col,itd from heart attack four
months ago, sufficiently to 10 light
house Work and wait M customers
III her store
Mrs, Marvin Cabinass, who has
been 6n an extended visit With her
parents Mr. hnd Mrs john DAVID
son. Is spending This week in Rich
mond and viii 20 to WlnstonS Salem
N c.. next week und Join her hua
band when nd rciurES Ia tie states
from a business trip for Western
Electric
The Russell RoNles family ii im-
proving They nave had bout With
measles, pneumonia and infected
throata,
MI. and Mrs. \ B Anderson
we're IN Richmond last Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Mt.zion

This com m unity was really
showed under for several days last
week. School children eniovcd D
week : vacation and many incon-
veniences We're experienced
Miss Ruby Pearl Apperson had 4
very narrow escape when her car
skidded on Route - near Brerno
Bluff and collided on the saow-
covered road, with a larqe oil truck
She suffered only minor bruises and
shock. Her car was badly damaged
Mr. and Mrs W ! Wheelhv nj
Washington, p. O., visited Saturday
with the de Bettencolrts.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Thomas.
Of Alpha, were week end guests 0f
her parents. Mr. and Mrs r. B.
Anderson
Mrs. Hitter Home
Mrs. Malcolm Hitter has returned
to her home after being hospita-
lized four DAYS at University Of
Virginia Hospital from a fall suss
tanned in her home.
During the days that the ground
was covered with snow. many Of
the neighborhood people made feed
ing stations for the birds Among
them was Mrs Maude A. Putney
one Of the oldest citizens. She will
b. 86 May 8. This writer, Oh one Of
her recent visits with Mrs. Putnev
counted 10 different species Of birds
feeding at the station just outside
the semiinvalid S window
Leslie Davis continues very III all
his home here. All Of his children
were at his bedside during TIE past
Week end Among those who called
TO see him Sunday were Rev. j.
r. Hodges. jerry Hudgins and MIR
and MIS- e 4. Hudeins
Mr.. and Mrs Bobby johnson and
Lewis J IN son, Of Richmond
visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs
G. ". Johnson. last week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Continued from na,r II


various times. with the last ons late
IN 1856 that the American people
should be grateful that r. tain and
ether countries took Tho AID as u
prevented depression III The y s.
Several important Chin "a said
that Uncle Sam was The biggest
sucker III The world for giving away
aid vs. IN their country Il only made
The rich richer
Other nationals stated the U s.
Government was no busIness-like
entity and that this weakness should
be exploited by getting as much as
possible as long as it was free
One high ranking American visi-
Tor 10 Hong Kong told me that he
Was present when, an American aid
delegation W France Was negotiat-
lnR and trying to Keep the amount
for that period down 10 $3.50 billions.
but. was told by the chief French
delegate Give Us 5000 millions Or
we viii 10 Communist and the
Americans gave in
Russian System
Pearson contrasts American gen
81 s.Us ~ -nS.a, me MindIe last
and Africa with that offered by
Russia whlch selects key countries
The Reds AID takes the form OF
low interest loans barter agree
ments Or loans 70 be repaid In the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

spent al iast week Wt'l hef fnf-
ehls' MI ana MIS- Norman bareh.
q SNAltlefs' w Na. She Was ealled
there on account OF the deaths oil
hef grandmother
- 4 - ~ : va - ''o'''s
tho rtI,,na,..tr N ,f,,sl,,,a tta@s,i+,1
ep,orlottpevin@ mi uas b,ea a..
t,nat,,onts
~ IT."
DAVID cohb l'as received his CAL
n serve N lhe Y 5 ARMY
Mr amt Mrs CnA RoSen. and
family " stanton visited friends
ana relatives here over the week
end. ana M's i 0 ms father,
George Elcan. over at New Store
Richard Ellis III broke heta
bone" IN his leg ffe was u the
NirNlnia Baptist Hospital t0r seV-
eral DAYS elt r. 1T home now and
n lmpfoNine nicely
Mrs Harold bailey has returned
home from Walter Reed HOSPITAL
iii WASHINGTON. ID. HI. where Ale
underwent III onerahnn SIM is aea.
Ting Oh Very nicely.
E;ce M p;nu.r
A'NF ~. Z $1,000 ftNN7e N'tii
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Throek Items
Throek Items
3 Women, Representing HID Club,
At Corsage-M Making Demonstration

Mr. and Mrs r. NJ Thacksioa
and dauchter Betty spent Monday
al Lynchburg.
NJ B DriskAl spent several DAYS
last week VISITING his gile Mrs
Driskill, who is coavalesc.ne at
the hong Of their daNeht#r, Atrs
Thomas Wilkcrson, in Richmond
Recent quest 81 MI and Mrs
Leonard slavton Were Ailas -aBal
Boxer a IYnchbWa and Mr. ana
Mrs Walter Cartwright Jf Deep
Greek
Alr aha Mn Prank T1frste;n M
Meherrin visited ber narentS 81,
And Ms F,yeretfe Hughe@ sln.fja1r
,uo. t,..a ca,.
-, , - 49,
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~ ao'i' ''pei'' .2'.ii0es alts l'92.i III
l ls-s'. t'o'' .,, 4,,', ,,, o'0 a. d,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
&c Faculty Group
70 Help Lead Music
Conference Program

nr John " Molnal4, music de-
par'ment chairman at Longwood
College, ana walter 2. Urban, as-
sistant music professor. win par
ticipate in the college section Of
the Virginia Music Education As
ISOLATION meeting in Lynchburg
February 28-March |
Pr Molnar viii serve as chair
mon for panel discussion entitled
"CoordMating College Activities in
Virginia Urban will participate in
panel discussion Of the topic.
The Role Of Piano in the Study Of
Music"
Other members Of the college
music department who viii attend
are Miss Josephine Bailey, Miss
Emily Clark. Mrs. Mary Kemble
and James X McCombs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

Funeral services VIII be held At
2 pm Friday d DnnkWm Brothers
Funeral Home with burial u the
R'llWvn town cemetery for sTrs
Mary Virn.pla Miles, 8a
AIRS Miles died February Al af
the honlc NJ A daughter Mrs W II.
Mccain ~ Richmond Also slf-
flNina AM flve other daughters Mfs-
Y !. CAM VI Roanoke Mis. d.
4 Wright AIrs q NJ Ncwcomb.
Mrs Elmo Aills ara Mas Alfred
ChilrlreSs aH % Richmond four
sons "a Miles, Of DillWyn Wal
ter Miles Charles Miles and Loms
Miles, all Of Richmond % Grand
children and p great grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Hospital News

: There were "a hospital patients
Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted
W. M Mckinney. Appoinattox
Mrs. J G. Fleming. Cumberland;
MES. J B, Wall Farmville, G Il.
Butcher. Farmville:: NJ r. Ebert,
Hanpden-Sydney; W A. Thompson,
Farmvflle Ricky Hammer. Keys
vile, Gary Berger Cumberland
Mrs. H. L. Yeats. Crewe.. Mrs
Connie Williams, Farmville Muir
Keiser, Abilene; Jules Barn S
Burkeyille, Paul Jones. Sheppards
and Mrs. j G. Anderson, Cullen
Births
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Tolbert
Pamplin, boy, Feb. 25
MI. and Mrs. j. L. Vaughan
Victoria, boy Feb. "a
Mr. and Mrs C. G Reynolds
Farmville, girl, Feb. 3
Mr. and Mrs. E. W Atkins. III
Rice. girl, Feb. Is.
MI and Mrs J E. Wood. Farm
Vile, girl, Feb &c.
Colored Patients
Hodges Fowlkes. Baskeyille Gil
bert Irby, Blackstone, Mary John
sen, Cum berland. Haywood
PulliamF Chase City Mary Jack
son, Famville. and A1elY.aa Wat
son, Meherrin.
COl0red Birth
Lloyd and Luvenia Paige, Pros
pect, boy, Feb Is. :
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

Virginia Chldrcn's Home 50
cicty-Wiitten report submitted by
]. w Stuart Chemist The report
pointed out that Of The 1913 babies
n the care Of the Society last year
one was from Prince L. d " ar 4
County and one other baby was
placed IN an adaptive home in the
county This il about one half u
one per cent oi The babies the So
ciety cared for Inst year. and thr
Society receives about one halt of
ane pcr cent Of IT'S operating CHAN
from the Prince Edaafd C0mmun-
lty Chest
Piedmont Area Conncil Boy
Scouts Of America-fpp1r ~
~happelle The report was limited
t8 activities III tho Fowhatan "A ay
district which Includes 4.l73 boys
Of Scout and Explorer age. There
are 70l BOYS active in Prince Ed
wara county There are SIX ualts
n Fatmvllc. onn a Wore ham ana
. Cub den al Rice. A colored Cub
3on Is planned FOR FarmVllle and
Chappe!le expressed tie hopa 81
starting 4 Scout unit lit PROSPECT
Salvation Army report TN n VI
McllWalnc A total VI I3 ndiFenf
persons wera a.ded I'D 4 coat NJ
SllRa3 Rom t4ansieais Wore heped
by the loca! SALVATION Army and
thf greater portion uf the COM
muniiy Chest funds were forwarded
M Richmond whera the funds wee
handled through the State head
Quarters Mcllwane reported that
The local unit works closely with
tho county welfare department 10
lend AID whore the Walfa y dpart
ment cannot
r. r Nation Recreation Cen.e"-
report IN roger +. + Madison The
report shaWcd tWn major programs
held 5Y the colored recreation cen-
ttr One WaS morning program
lesared primarily fnr tha younger
childreH WINE the afternoon ses-
4lon attractc hoen-aPars and
adults A Girl Scout Unit VAS or-
aaAi1cd from THU center Il active,
Madison reported an average dailv
attendance Of 81 Many activities
were enjoyed such as baseball arts
and crafts, softbail ping pong
archery, darts. tennis. etc
Farmvilc Girl scouis-writinn
report made BY Mrs A Vache
Ihr Gin Scouts meet regularly
each week with excellent atten-
dance the report shows A project
of the intermediate Troop IL to BRO
yide library of Scout materials.
Plans include work Oh summer
camp including several scholar
Ships The Scouts have participated
III several community projects dur
inc the past year
J B Wall Jr ended the pro
gram with prediction that the
goal would be met next year. as
more people realized the exc lIent
and varied work coBducted through
eifts 70 the Community Chest
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

Tommy Knight. son Of Ms. Ruby
KNIGHT Of Farmwille. viii appear
on two television programs from
New York Monday.
Fie VIII play IN the U. s. Navy
all-steel band on the Dave Caro-
way show at z am. and again on
the Jack Paar show at lll5 pm.
Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
(Continue. from page /

CONTINUED rom page II
which is the equivalent Of 2.lGO 09a
the erG specialist has been work
lng with the officers ot TIE Farm.
Yllr Area Development Corporation
for the past six weeks Or 30 ile
and his vile are making their home
IN FamYillc GA Butlulo street ez.
tended
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
buffalo HID Club
Has Demonstr ion

Buffalo Home Demonstration club
met in the home of Mrs. Carl
VAUGHAN, with Mrs Newton Com
as co-hostess.
Mrs. Audrey Robinson, home
economist gave talk and demon
stration on home lighting.
Mrs. Vaughan and Mrs. Coin gave
a demonstration Oh meals for busy
days The meal was then served
buffet-style.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Personal Mention

-.
An ana Mrs. T. u aa,,v .,
fvnchhurg Ms Nrattio IA ca,,.,.
IF Ar,,noton Mrs paher, q fa,,,a,
INA son pobart y Garter i,
pnu B,.oots M. and Mr. caar,a
e. w aiu ~ anu Mia. II, Y
Ap,ehf ~ = iNieiiiiioilu' W.T. 'iefs
i0i 'ne iu'ieiai y 80 ois'ith ihl'i Z
'.''s
AifS' otoheisS niton y SpeHaiils
Z WY uaSS n paiisiile WIN .ei
paie'its' MF a''u mfs Y = Ads'iH
Mrs II W Myers Of Forks-of-
h@llaio. VIII DC q eufs' Of iff sls+
9.e.' ~. , - :. h''s sPn' anu va
ie.'' 'o'' '''' v 'VN o'''
MI ana Ms .Joe Wejnl4prg wel.,.
guests In the Barney sn4kals home
II '1'ei''i'oi'0 ,9''''. w
Aflss saIlv rjnch III Westhaop-
INN INnll9WR M Richmond spent the
Mini 4 Wilt Nt'n ,'ei 1at,.@a II =
't'N''N -'''' ''''' '''N''
NH aHd Mrs l4Hdv Hamlet
tis.tad MIA Hamlett's nother MN
] p Chernault ID hppoh4a4fox dug
't'@ m
Dr and Mrs. David Noel Of OK
ioraT II G. hav@ been guests Of
Dr Noel,s parents. MIR and Mrs K
p" 'N0ei
Afrs WaIan Dunseth entertained
her BRIDGE ciub "Wednesday eyer(ng
ors rti.aht alests IL Relatives III R4eh
m9aa Tncsday
MASS Anne Falbe JaAas, oi Wrsl
hampton College ia Richmond, viii
spaaG thc Week cnd win her par
M III N1tFefsSBn le 1T home 9ifnr
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Clyde Shelton, Of the Marine OIL
fier's Candidate School in Quantico,
was a guest Of Mrs. r. Benjamin
Johns for the week end.
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Lloyd and Luvenia Paige. Pros
pect, boy. Feb Is.
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There were "a hospital patients
Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted
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PLANTS sweet potato. Puerto
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