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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

Condor head OF the Bureau of
Standards. he was bounded out Of
government by Richard Nixon.
nr J Robert Opponheimcrs pros
ecuiion before the Atomic EN-
erEy Commission was handled by
Roger Rrhb now the Washington
attorney for Massachusetts mill
Honairu Bernard Goidssne And
Federal Communications Commits
sloner Richard Mack was forced
10 resign In his Connict-of inter-
eat case by sherman Adams
The friends o. an these men
claimed they were doing no wrong
that they were simply helping out
Old friends OF being given lit
tie help row and then by these
old friends Condor and Open.
heiuer fought back against their
+ tarmsntors, Mack was a pitiful
figure as he wcpt on The witness
stand Tor accepting loans from
atigants In Mianfs On 10 tsie-
vision case
sherman Adams, who had orig
many approved Macks appoint.
ment 10 tho FEC. showed him no
mercy because Mack had become a
liability 20 the Administration Ills
acceptance ~ gifts WAS making a
mockery OF the clean as a hound
tooth" credo ~ which We wcrr
tod this new Administration uved
ard worked
Ard now We tind that Adams
himself was somewhat less than
eirvumspect IN his personal rela.
ticns with businessmen who were
IN trouble wtth the government
Like the others. Adams toe clnims
he was only helping ga, an 'oid
friend
Thc President q the uritc,i
states, ~ less has voached Tor
Aaams personal Integrity while
csnccaiug he may have been i'm.
praaont A. MS press conferences
the President was alternately SeIli-
xsrent ans himself plcadtnx FOR
mercy 4 nerd hiu he said q
Adams
No ene VITA argue vita the
rr,Sldsns On that score; nor WtH
nsake final loaxurnt On
AdaHaS.
IN, y the Administrator ex
rcrts nanrr tolerance from iss crst.
tcs the lsast the waite HOUSE ear
90 Is to shci the mantle e SELF.
righteousness witA which n has
snclcaked ITSELF Unec iaS2
"a. HFs - a.ft-.- xFt-a - a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
Letters To The Editor
Congratulations from Ernest Cooper

Although this is somewhat belated II the less
your other friends In expressing
congratulations and good wishes 70 the construction Of
q for the Spokesman and Recorder Hewspapers
accomplishment personal pride 70
OF work and service the community Il also
symbol attained through de-
termination, hard work and perseverance,
Again congratulations wishes for your continued
expansion sincerely yours
Cooper secretary fO2 First
Building Paul. MINI. June
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
How Long. America

BY ANDY EANAF
For hundreds Of years, In a vale of tears
The Negro has suffered and prayed;
For his equal share of Democracy,
Which Bigots have long delayed.
The unpaid debt for his blood and sweat
That helped make the USA;
Is returned with hate and hypocrisy,
BY many In office, today.
lie Is told 10 be patient" Ego slow" and wait"
And things win work out somehow;
While other people, all the world
Want Justice--not later--but Nowl
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT @. spivAck

washngtou-rHE CASE or THE TARNISHED PIJRI.
FANPohtieiaus M this town notoriousy ungenerous
When they hurt they cry for mercy But they are
doing the hurting, they mereless
II You think the list Of people who been hurt IN
years IL Is impressive and depressing: DR. Edward r.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

which said state has right to scgregae the American
public supported schoosa decision designed 70 bring
Constitutional theory into actual practice and the
cparate but equal Hypocrisy from American life.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

IRE RrrushcAn Mink = "a
setng said thAs the vtcsnA cOai
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

WANTED - Several young men
md Women Will BE- selected i'm
mediately for training for at
.ractivc hlgh-salaricd positions
Is hostess. reservationist, com
municationlst. station agent. En-
10y free travel passes. vacations.
insurance, etc Short low cost
training can qualify. Must be be-
tween 1873 have high school
diploma and pleasing personality
includes special training IN per
'onal development for women. Get
The facts. Write giving address
and phone number TO National
School Of Aeronautics, Box X,
I Farmville Herald Farmville va.
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FOR SALE

| >-~~ :
/ TIMBER FOR SALE Bucking
ham County 480,67l bd II. OF
WIS marked timber on $50 acres
| located 3 miles east of Gold Hill
| on the east side of secondary road
! 743 Includes 1929 M pine, 20 M
/ white oak. 40 M poplar, 81 NJ
mixed oak. II NJ hickory. Il M
misc Bids will be received through
January a. For map and dlrec-
tons, write to j. M. Moseley. 5703
York Road Richmond. Virginia
l-3-3t tF)
~~-~----~ ~~~- ~~-~--
NEW HOUSE IL with acre land.
" miles OF Farmville Priced for
quick sale j r. Webb. Phone
928 M, Farmville. l-3-3t
300 BALES Lespede2a Hay. 4. NJ.
Whillock. Farmville. l-l02p ~
NEW HOUSE with ! acre land.
II, miles Of f'armville Priced for
quick sale J r Webb Phone 928-
VI. F'armville. l-l7-5t
LESPEDEZA SEED We have Just
received our Gold Medal Lespcdza
seed For best price. book your seed
early and save, Farmers Supply Co.
FarmVlle, Va. il7-N
TOLEDO SCALES just like brand
new One for meat department and
one for grocery department. Both
priced for quick sale Farmers Sup
ply Co, Farmvillc, Va l-l7-4t
49, - - ~---~~~
SPECIAL PRICE; New y s. Royal
Tractor Tires Inele Equipment Co.
Farmyille, Va. l-l7.4p
WEEK END SPECIALS -- One cleo
tric apartment size range, fully
guaranteed. $4,000 Nine piece dining
room suite, table, chairs. china clio
SGT. buffet. mahogany specially
priced Il, $3.50 Also odd china cab
NETS. $50 One two piece living
room suit Used only 4 few months.
70 be sold at half original cost Red
Hot Special Complete 5 piece bed
room suit with spring and mattress
$50 90 Special for Friday and Sat-
urday only Hodges and Dawdy
Furniture CO.. Second Street. Farm
Vile. l-l7-ltp
TYPEWRITERS and adding ma
chimes, portablos and standards
Book Shop. l-I7-ltp
DIR MARVIN SCHLEGt,L' S "Cava-
her Commonwealth. history oil
Virginia Get your copy Weyanoke
Book Shop l-i7-ltp
GENERAL Electric. under-counter
ilsh washer Mrs. Harry V. Lancas-
Ser Phone 3lgR. l-l7-lt
BABY CHICKS for layers. r /.
Reds and White Lcghorns. for eggs.
and meat. White Rocks. for broilers,
WAITRESS White Rock Crosses. Place
your orders now Locust Hill Farm
Hatchery, Willie Welchlin. Phone
.0Jl " Falmville l-l7-3tp
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
HELP WANTED

PRINCE Edward or Buckingham
County man to take over established
route. 60 stops daily. DIZZY week
good pay plus company benefits
Write 70 Box W. "a Farmville Her
aid. Farrnville. Va. giving refer
ance and phone No lia-2p
AVON PRODUCTS are in good de-
mand Consumer acceptance highest
n history. Open territory available
low for women TO earn good income,
Write Mrs. Mary Franklin. District
Manager, Crewe, va llA2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

NOTICE AND ORDER OF
PUBLICATION

FJBLItAIION
III The Clerks Office Of The Circuit
Court Of the County of Bucking,
ham, December 23. 1857.
To- ROBERT NICHOLAS. if living.
and Il dead 70 his heirs All law. de-
vlsees and personal representatives
PERSONS UNKNOWN.
You arc hereby notified that Al
tract of land standing upon the
Commissioner books Of this County
N the name of Robert Nicholas as
10 as acres III the Francisco Mag
lsteriaa District Of Buckingham
County WAS SOLD Oh the lath day of
April. l9a4 for delinquent taxes. lev
ics. interests and costs To the Com
monMcal'h ot Virginia. and all appli
cation for the purchase thereof hav-
ing been flied N THIS office. and ii
Appearing from the records that YOU
are interested in said land. you are
hereby Notified ~ appear within
four months from the publication Of
this notice and take such steps ns
may TN necessary To protect your
interest in said land
Given under iny hand this o3rd
day 81 December. 1857.
A copy teste
JOHN a. SPENCER. Clerk
GEORGE p. SMITH. JR
Attorney
Palmyra. Virginia. I-3-4t
49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VIRGINIA:
4" ~ ,hc"' 'ourt % Irihce 70
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FOR RENT

- - -
APARTMENT Three rooms flrn-
shed heated separate entrance.
private bath Phone 45g-M or 44l-J.
1-l7-ltp
APARTMENT Furnished apart
ment.,3 rooms. bath. heated. $40
Second 81 Call 373-M. l-l7-3tp
APARTMENT Attractive. furn-
lshed apartment, see 703 Oak st..
Contact Eunice Allen. Phone Milton
5-sllo Richmond. ll7-4tp
HOUSE One-6 room house
with basement. including garden
| spot and acres of land to work
/ or pasture for COW Located miles
west Of Amelia. Courthouse at
4 MapleWood. Will lease for S years,
/ SIS 90 per month. c. A. Stonnell,
/ Cumberland Va, Phcne-Carters-
/ vile 49, Drake - 5-546l. l-3-4F
APARTMENT Furnished apart
ment, heat and water furnished.
Marshall Burger, Farmville.
l-l7-4tp
+ STORE: formerly occupied by
Cradles. Elizabeth Burger, Farm
vile. Va. 8-23-tf (Fp
1 APARTMENT a rooms. 3O8
Randolph ST., Mrs. r. B. Young,
Phone 351 r. 9-6-tf CD
Observation-Disclosures apartment
| 3o5 Second St. Mrs Monroe Johns,
i st., Phone 489M. l2-6-tf CD
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/ HOUSE, 5 rooms, bath, central heat,
basement, on edge Of Farmville.
Landon Atkins, Realtor. Farmville.
l220-tf tF)
BEDROOM. large. front, furnished.
flrst floor. SOB Buffalo St Farmville,
phone 26b J. l-l4-tf
APARTMENT 2 apis. living room
bedroom, kitchen, bath, unfurn-
shed Stove. refrigerator, heat
and water furnished. GOT Second
Ave, Phone 482. 9-I3-tf
~~~~
OFFICE SPACE second floor
Chappell Building. Call Farmville
il4 j. l-10-tl
J APARTMENT 2 rooms, bath al
TO y Second Street. First floor
5000 per month Landon Atkins
Farmville, Va. 1-lO-tl
HOUSE - room. central heat, 81:
Park Ave. Open for inspection 1:0t
to 300 p. m. Possession Feb. /. J
f. Trice. 495 R, Farmville, Va.
ll4-t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

= ~ ~ =
| VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court OF Cumberland
County:
In Re SAMUEL j TRENT
II appearing ID the Court that the
order entered On the 10Th day oi
July. 1857, by this Court was duly
published for four successive weeks
In the F'armWlle Herald, a neNspa-
Der having general circulation in
Cumberland County. Virginia. and
that notice was given in said order
that on the 18th day Of August. 1857,
which was more than two weeks Aft
r the final advertisement. the Court
would hear testimony to ascertain
whether Or not the presumption OF
tcath Of Samuel J Trent has been
established. and the Court on said
lay, IN pursuance Of said notice
heard such legal evidence an the
parties Interested have produced
and Is satisfied from said evidence
hat the said Samuel j Trent. who
-esided IN the County u. Cumberland
and State Of Virginia, went from
ana has not returned 70 the State fol-
eleven Years successfully and has
not been heard Of since.
II Is therefore ordered that i cer-
aiied copy u this order bc pub-
IShed once week for two success.
slvc weeks IN Tie Farmvil!e Herald
newspaper having general circu-
laiion IN Cumberland Virginia and
III y further ordered that notice ivy
and II Is hereby given 10 Samuel J
Trent. II alive. or AIN person f0r
MN, requiring tham to produce w
tins Court Wlthln twelve weeks from
me date q. the last insertion of thls
ORDER I'll said newspaper satisfact-
DRY evidence Of tho continuance in
Tire 81 thc sad Samuel y Trent anf
he CLERK shall publish an attested
copg IF this order al above re-
quired
JOEL W FLOOD. Judge
January Il, lH52
A Copy Teste.
H L BLANroN. Clerk
l-l72t
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Situation Wanted

FARMER Single man. AZ years
Old, good character. white. exper-
fenced farmer, wants permanent sit
uation on dairy farm or general
farming. Willing to assist farm fam
lily and live-in. Write Farmer, care
o. Herald. 1-l4-2tp
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GST AND FOUND

LOST. cocker spaniel, black female
answers TO name Judy. Missing since
Monday. reward for return. Mrs.
Hugh Cunningham, phone Farmville
l044 l17-1t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
NOTICE

FOR PICK UP AND DELIVER
on your power lawn mower o.
garden tractor call 1913. Shana-
berger and Sons, Farmville.
7-l9-tf (F)
YOUR ONLY AUTHORIZED
dealer IN this area for Homolite
Briggs and Stratton, Clinton, Lau-
son, REQ, Springfield Porter Gable
Eska Phone 1913 Shanabcrgef and
Sons, Farmv.!le l-22-tf (F)
VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Will be
closed all day on Wednesdays
Phone 800. Farmyille. Va. 1-3-t
SPENCER. Individually designed
supports for men and women. Annie
v PntneS. registered Corsetier.
phone ao8 ll7-5p
TO BUCKINGHAM FARMERS
There win be d meeting Of vital IN
ter.st 70 sou al the DillWyn Ele
mcn.a,y School, Tuesday January
u. al 7,30 p. m Come and bring
your neighbors. Buckingham Farm
Bureau. ll7-lt
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SERVICES

! ~>~~~ = r = = = 2 = ? ? = = = = = = ? n :
BUTTONS and belts covered. Mrs
Virginia II Anderson, r. /, Farm
vile, va. Telephone 7O4 NIX
LOOP F.
~-~>~>>~~>~~>> --~~
BUTCHERlNG meat processing
deep Freeze supplies. Burger S
Market, Farmvillc. Va. l-l7-oOp m,
REDUCING by appointment. Annie
". Putney. graduate Masseure-
Phone DOS. l-l7-5p
~-~~~~~~ ~~--~>~~~-
WE install Ceramic and Plastic
Tile Bath Rooms and Floor Tiles
We sell building materials. w
build homes Bids or prices cheer
fully given. Phone 706-J. Ayers
Building 81 Supply Co, 3-S-tf Ct
FOR SERVICE on Briggs a. Stra-
ton. Clinton, Lauson. Power Pro-
ducts, mowers and all your small
power equipment. call 998. Shana
berger and Sons. Farmville.
7-l9-tf IF
49,
SEWING All kinds. Mrs. Vera
Morton. Corner Persimmon Tree
Fork and Hampden Sydney roads.
Farmville, Va. LOOT
WE GIVE prompt and efficient serv-
ICE on any electrical appliance. III
it's electrical. we fix ii " Farmville
Electric Appliance Co. lO4 N. Main
Street, Phone 2oi Farmville. viz
GINA. l-lO-u
FOR prompt and efficient service
on radios and tclevisions see Us.
Our service the best in town
Farmville Electric Appliance d.
l04 NJ Main Street. Phone 204
FaFiilVliie, Virginia. l-lO-u
~>~~~~~~>~
WELL DRILLING - We drill old
wells deeper. Now equipped TO
drill "A and 5 5l8 In. water wells
We use galvcnized steel casing
Three machines for better service
Terms can be arranged. Write Or
all for free estimates. Phone
loy5 Farmville Well Drilling
Company. 9-l7-tf
, ~~~-~~
LADY wishes children 10 care for
OF practical nursing Mrs o Mann
Phone s2l 1.l;.gn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
LEGAL NOTICES

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court Of the County Of Bucking-
ham, on the 3rd day Of January,
1858.
Order Of Publication
B. A. SEAY
Plaintiff against
CHARLIE SMITH, Curdsville, va. &
LOUISE SMITH MORRIS, 1O4 Lee
Ave. Manhassett. N. J.
Defendants
The object Of this suit is to sub
iect the real estate OF the defendant
Charlie Smith to the lien OF a certain
Judgment in favor Of B. A. Seay
against Charlie Smith and to set
aside as in fraud Of creditors, a
certain deed of gift from Charlie
Smith to his daughter Louise Smith
Morris Of his home place. which
deed Is Of record in the Clerks Or
lice OF this Court in deed book No.
~ page 543. and for Incidental re-
lief
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant
Louise Smith Morris is not resi-
dent Of the State Of Virginia. it is
ordered that she do appear here
within 10 days after due publication
hereof, and do what may be neces-
sary to protect her interest in this
A COpy--Teste.
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
JOHN B. BOATWRIGHT, D. q.
Buckingham, Va. l-Io-4
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ADVERTISING
OPPORTUNITY

WANTED. Young man with some
college training. Of q minimum ~
nigh school education. for Adycr
Using Department OF one Of Cen
tral Virginia \ largest distributor
Of fashion merchandise Prefer
ably someone with experience In
copy or editorial writing. or Win
some newspaper background Du-
ties. however not limited strictly
To copy work This Is a good oppor
tunity FOR a young man with COPY
ambition. and who IL also willing
70 assist IN other functions Of the
Department Give fun details and
include recent snapshot III first
letter which will be held COM
pletely confidential Address Box
40. care Of The Farmvllle Herald
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9Oc per inch
FOR SALE


PIANO Medium Concert Grand.
IN excellent condition Call MIS-
Blanche j f'ucher. lli-3p
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
bedroom. liking room. breakfast set,
dining room suites. elecuict fire log
like new, Old Abilene MIS- A T..
Dennis, r /. Charlotte c II
ll44tp
REAL ESTATE r Five room house
and lot on Raciford Street Can be
seen at anytime w H Eanes, Rice.
Va. ll09tp
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BABY CHICKS: You'll never know
extra profits and great layers TN
Ill you have tried 30 to 95'
healthy laying Imperial White leg
horns and Super Hampshire Reds
Progressive balance bred ior 80
years for long time laying Whole
sale and retail baby chick prices
Write for free picture literature
Trails End Poultry Fam. Gora2ns-
vile, Virginia. lF3p
~~-~~~~~--~ ~-~-~- -~-~
REFRIGERATOR, used can Farm
vile i45 j I-l4-2t
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Defendant

lac object Of th.e suit n % obtain
I'M the complainant from the d.
rendant q divorce from The bond VI
matrimony On the ground Of desci
ton.
An affidavit having been madr
nd filed according to law stating
hat One diligence hos been used Nv
lr on Behalf Of the plaintiff 10 as-
certain IN what county or corpora
ion' the defendant Wnlie Touey N
Hithout effect ana further that Il u,
believed that the sand defendant ~
aot nov residaat III tie State W.
Virginia Therefore IL is ordered
THAT the eaid Nillie T0naH d1- appea.
within tea tam af.ct d9- ply.
'icattoa Of ta.s o.d-r I do @ha1
may be a4ca9aarl III pg7ec, h.s .a-
tegsts herein
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WANTED

NICE FAT HEAVY Hens: top mark
ct prices paid VIII pick up. c. H.
Franklin. phone 20O4-J. Farmville.
Va. l-3-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

500 DOWN, balance like rent. buys
modern 5 room home with bath,
central heat. basement, storm win
aows Landon Atkins, Realtor
FarqnYf lle- l2-2o-tf ~
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L ESPEDEZA SEED We have Just
received our Gold Medal Lespcdza
seed For best price. book your seed
early and save Farmers Supply Co.
Farmville, Va. ll7-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
WILLIE TONEY

T Iss e' YorE ? 7
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NEW HOUSE with acre land.
IL miles Of Farmville. Priced for
quick sale. J r. Webb, Phone 928-
VI. F'armville. ll7-5t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

TOLEDO SCALES just like brand
new One for meat department and
one for grocery department, Both
priced for quick sale Farmers Sup
ply Co. Farmyillc, Va. l.l7-4t
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02

The Annual Tea and Antique
Show held last Thursday afternoon
and evening in the Fellowship Hall
of the Goshen Methodist Church
was a decided success. 1862 attend
ed the affair." and a total of $3.50
was received ThiS affair is spon-
sored each year by circles of the
WSCS. Mrs. Susan Raley and her
mother, Mrs. Elsie Graves were
co-chairmen of this years success
full event.
Mr.. and Mrs Mack Harrington. Of
Milford, spent Monday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley Williams.
Several members of the Goshen
MYF attended the Sub-district
meeting last Monday evening in
Rehoboth. Erik Didriksen showed
.olor slides of his home land. Den
mark. An election and installation
Il officers was held and Miss Patsy
Smith of Kehoboth is the president
or the forthcoming year.
Many Miltonians will be con-
serned over the death of Frank
Chase of Rehoboth. He was well
known throughout the county and
rad many friends in this town. He
)assed away suddenly at his home
m Hickman Street, Rehoboth, on
sunday evening. He had recently
been hospitalized for treatment of
, heart ailment. He was member
# Jefferson Lodge IS. A. F. and A.
H., of Lewes and Rehoboth and
vas a charter member of the Re-
,oboth Sportsman's Club. He is
urvived by son ID. Karl Chase. OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and his wife, Mrs.
Mabel Newman Chase. of Rehoboth;
me sister. Mrs Ernest Nelson, also
II Rehoboth; two grandchildren
md seven great grandchildren.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02
HOUSTON
Mrs. Viola Thistlew00d
Phone: Milford 1914

Church news for Sunday, May 4th
Church School at 10 a. m, with
Robert H. Yerkes- Sr., General
Supt.; Alvin Brown, Junior Supt.
Mrs. Charles Pearson, Cradle Roll
Supt.; Mrs. VIM. Scott, Missionary
Supt
The service of worship begins al
IL a. m, with the prelude, Mrs
Agnes Webb at the organ. The cal
to worship by the minister, Rev
Ray w. Kirwan. Special selections
will be rendered by the Junior
and Senior choirs. The sermon will
be delivered BY the pastor.
We are grateful to those who pro.
vided transportation to the MYF
Benefit Skating Party last Wed.
nesday night. They acknowledge
total of s31O0.
The o. U. r. Sunday School Glass
will hold their annual Strawberry
Festival in the Fire Hall on Fri
day evening, May 80.
The Young Adult Fellowship will
meet in the Fire Hall, Saturday
May 8, at $50 p. m, with the fol-
lowing committees in charge: Menu
Mrs. Havard Smith, Mrs. Carl Prem
tice, Mrs. Harold Brown; Decor
ations, Miss Eva Watson, Mrs. Ray
kirwan, Mrs. Roland Stari1ey; Pro-
gram, Mrs. Donald Clifton, Mrs
William Scott, Mrs. Harold Aptt.
Commissions authorized by the
Quarterly Conference-M Membership
and Evangelism, Mrs. Charles Pear
son, chairman, Mrs. Sarah Webb
Mrs. Obey F. Sapp, Miss Diane Nor
ris, j. Willis Clifton, Mrs. William
Scott; Education, Alvin Brown,
chairman, Mrs. Phyllis Morton, Mrs.
Hazel Lennon, Mrs. Sarah Webb,
Carl Prentice, Mrs. Carl Prentice,
Robert H. Yerkes, Sr., Miss Betty
Hayes, Louis Buarque, Mrs. Louis
Buarque, Theodore Yerkes, Miss
Jean Hayes Floyd Blessing, Chas.
Hayes, Mrs. Joseph Hayes, Mrs.
Alvin Brown, Mrs. Clifford Ham
mond, Franklin Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Parvis and
children, Tommy and Connie were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Hart and son, Wayne, of Mag
nolia.
On Sunday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Yost and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Brown visited Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Slaughter and daughter
Sandra of Ridgely. Md.
Mrs. Ida Marvel has returned to
her home after being in the Milford
Memorial Hospitals for few days.
We hope a speedy recovery for her.
The regular monthly meeting of
the WSCS will be held in the Fire
Hall next Thursday evening, May
8, beginning at 8 p. m. A good at
tendance is requested.
The church hostesses for the
month. of March are: Mrs. Grace
Manlove and Mrs. Ethel Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey Sapp spent
Saturday at Riverdale with their
son and his family, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Sapp and daughter, Frances.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanNuis Wilkerson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Obey Sapp spent
Sunday afternoon in Wilmington.
They visited with DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Hoch, Mr.. and Mrs Lester
Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Mink.