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, 1958-09-17
British Judge Crock
on Nine Youths
For Rioting

A British judge cracked
down on racial rioting by sem
fencing nine youths to jail for
four years each for attacks on
Negroes
The nine, all between the
ages Of II and 20 years old,
went through the Noting Hill
area on August "a armed with
iron bars, table legs and a.
, 1958-09-17
pAA Completes let.
Stock agreement
With Nutiondl


Jet flights are being brought
to Latin Americas doorstep.
Under a just concluded agree
mens Pan American World
Anyways is acquiring stock in
National Airlines and is leas-
ing some Of its new 575-mile-
an-hollr Jet Clippers to Ma
tional, which will operate
them between PAA's great
Latin American gateway at
Miami and New York. AT New
York passengers will be able
to fly Pan American jets to
Europe.
The service bv NJ
with the Pan American lets is
expected to start in Decembar.
Pan American is planning
to start regular transatlantic
delivery of the first six of its
$500, 100000 fleet of A Jet
Clippers.
In the companion stock
deal, Pan American IS acquir-
ing 100000 shares Of capital
stock in National, with a
three-year option or an addi-
tional 100000 shares. P a
American, in turn, will issue
100000 shares Of its capital
stock to National. The joint
arrangement brings the jet
age now to thousands Of Latin
American travellers who pass
through PAA's gateway at
Miami each year bound for
New York, other cities in the
northeastern industrial center
CONTINUED on Dags, a
, 1958-09-17
Personnel Mention

PerSOndl Mention
Mrs. Loretta Villa Of New
Haven, Connect,cu cut arrived
here yesterday morning, to
visit her sister, Miss Emmie
Moltke, the veteran nurse,
who is seriously i'll in the
Charles Harwood Memorial
Hospital,
Mrs. Villa was notified by
telephone on Sunday and re-
cuested to come Immediately.
She went directly to he Hos
pital on arrival from the air
port.
T W . daughters Of Mrs.
Estel1e Williams Of Frederik-
st.ed, and a friend, from New
York are visiting here. They
are Pauline, who is a practical
and Bernice. Their friend is
Mrs. Martha Smith, also a prac
teal nurse, visiting the Virgin
stands for the first time.
Miss Bernice Williams was
ii St. Croix from July 18th;
Miss Pauline Williams and
Mrs. Smith arrived on Septem-
Der 9Th. All three plan to re-
turn October 9Th.
, 1958-09-17

An additional $4,000 from
Double ii Funds will also go
to st. Croix for purchase Of
equipment, making a total Of
SIC, 600.
At the meeting William
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
HOLLYWOOD PIONEER
| When Losky Had an Ideo,
He Just Wouldn't Give Up

One Of the great shopping forces ia, the
movie industry since lis very be.
sinninss IN Hollywood vos o kindly,
bespeetocled producer nomsd Jesse
Lesky. A. boss for mssy yesn Of
one Of the Iarsssi studios. he in.
iIueneed manners ond moroIs-.-noi
10 mention the living room decor
and length Of milody's skirt--ovsI
much Of the world. Lost week. Jesse
Losky died.
In this and two columns 10 follow,
Bob Thomos tells The hishIishis Of
the film pionssr's life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

IL am. i:35. AIS. $50 and
$50 pm.
! Ontario Across the
Bridge: 100. 3:25. $50: 7:35
and $40 pm.
Palace - "Peyton Place:
II am. l:40. 4:20. Z and 9:45
pm.
Playhouse - The Quiet
American: world premiere:
$50 pm.
Plaxa-"And God Created
Woman; 1880 a IN. i:i5, 800.
5:25. 7:35 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux Pal joey,
ll:40 am. $40. $40. $40.
TAO and $40 pm.
UDt0wn-"Around the World
in 80 Days: 2 and $50 pm.
Warner--"Searcn for Para
disc: ? and $3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
BY BOB THOMAS
Associated Press writer


HOLLYWOOD. - II think
that II you put enough enthu-
siasm into anything. II even-
tually bears fruit. possibly in
some other form. but It's never
lost"
That was what Jesse Lasky
wrote in his autobiography. II
Blow My Own Horn" which
he was publicizing Just before
he fell dead last week. And his
words just about summed Up
the remarkable career OF a
kindly gentleman with a rare
talent for enthusiasm.
Lasky's bland face, pince-
nee glasses and friendly man
ner were a familiar sight in
Hollywood since the town arose
from the lemon groves. In the
last two or three decades, he
also became familiar for his
pet projects. which he would
promote until they reached the
screen.
The guy just wouldn't give
up.
-
He recalled looking out OF
his New York Office window in
1919 to see the ticker-tape re-
ception for Sgt. Alvin c. York,
the great World War ! hero
who had killed 20 Germans and
captured 1872 more. Then the
head OF Famous Players-Lasky
1later Paramount, the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

colleagues. She was wide-eyed
about Saigon. Is wider-eyed
about this country.
Her mother, aware of her
enthusiasts. cautions her
about carrying the romantic
fervor for strange places too
far. En- route to Saigon when
she was on the threshold Of her
10th birthday. she was warned
about falling in love while she
was there.
so" she says, II got q pic
ture OF an ancient Chinese
man who had q single tooth
and sent 1t to my mother ex-
planning that 1t was my
finance
| 1t helped. Miss Moll thinks.
to establish that she Is a girl
with q sense Of proportion as
well as humor.
49,
Miss Mol thinks she comes
naturally by her lingual gifts.
Her father is German, an i'm
porter OF medical apparatus in
Rome. and her mother is Ger
man-Italiap. The variety of
them she heard while growing
up gave her not merely an
aptitude for languages, but
also an impulse to so on learn
ing new ones.
After Hollywood. where she
will go next and with an ex-
element that began in child
hood. she will return TO Rome.
Does she think her role in
The Quiet American" her big
geSt to date will help her to
advance In the Aim industry
Of her homeland?
II hope So" Miss Mol says.
II II is vivacity and intelli-
gence Italian producers are
looking for. they could not do
better.
I BULLETIN BOARD: "Sayo-
nara" a box once tornado
I everywhere. viii hold for q
fifth week at the Metropolitan
and Ambassador theaters j.
But the week will bring the
first big break in the solid front
OF hold-overs Of the Christmas
holiday films Tonight. OF
course. will start The Quiet
American" at the Playhouse /.
Tomorrow will see Brothers
in-Law" at the Macarthur 1.
Fridays new film will be the
Ontario's Golden Age Of Com
edy." Following the ballet.
the Capitol will return TO It's
normal function on Saturday
with Legend Of the Lost. ="
Jean Anouilh. whose Time
Remembered" went from the
National 10 hit status in New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Thcater Attractions
and Time of Showing

~---------------- -----------------------------
Stage
Arena - Juno and the
Paycock": $50 pm.
Capitol-New York City Bal
let in Nutcracker; 2:30 and
$50 pm.
National - "Interlock": 2::3C
and $50 pm.
Shubert--'M Maybe Tuesday,
2:30 and $50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "Sayonara"..
los. 3:45. $50 and els pm
Columbia--"The Enemy Be.
low: li:40 am. i:40. $40
5:45. 7;45 and $50 pm.
Current - "A Nous La Ii
berte": 1885, $40. 5:4S. 7:5C
and 9:s5 pm.
keith'S-"Old Yeller":: ILLS
am. 1855. $40. S:25. 1885 and
$50 pm.
MacArthur-"How TO Muir
der a Rich Uncle: $50. S:iC
and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - "Sayonara";;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

Moll. who plays the Vietnam-
csc girl in The Quiet Ameri-
can" is q most cerebral girl.
At 20. Just. she speaks i've
languages. and apparently has
read everything from the works
OF Dostoyevsky to FRANCHISE
Sagan.
Miss Moll's newest language
Is Russian. in which she could
now read the Brothers Kara
mazov." but won't because she
already has read it in Italian,
Writers have had such a head
start down the centuries that
q girl cannot afford to read
one Of them in two languages
II she ever expects to catch up
with literature.
Miss Mol. who will be at the
world premiere OF the picture
tonight at the Playhouse the
ater. along with Producer-Di-
rector Writer Joseph Mankie-
wicz. probably could use al
her languages there. The audi
ence will be even more inter-
national than she is multi
lingual. This she finds most
exciting. a fitting climax TO the
more than a year she has been
associated with the film.
The girl whose black eyes
light up most brilliantly at the
mention Of an author. Shaw
Anouilh. williams or any other
nationality. did not expect to
play the role.
She tested for II when Pro-
ducer Mankiewicz was in Rome,
because. she says. Il could look
more like q Vietnamese girl
than so many others. My black
hair. you see. and my eyes,
which with a little makeup can
look Oriental.
"Still. ] did not think I had
Q chance. was away on hol-
iday when word came for me
to get back to Rome and fly
TO Saigon. I went as fast as
could. and then ! sat around
for weeks while THY were tast-
ing native girls for the same
role. ] was jeal---. how do you
say. enviouS Of them. They
were so small and I was so
tall. In the long run. they
could not speak English and
] could and. so got the part. :"
The moral Of that. Of course.
Is that a girl cannot have too
many languages. no matter how
pretty and bright-eyed she may
be.
Miss Mol. who has an adj
venturous and ravenouS appe-
tite for fruit. takes foreign
countries in her stride and this
can be the envy Of her elder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
NEW STANTON THEATRE

on 18th and 4. 1. Ave. NE.
LA. 0.96aS
LAST TWO DAYS
Ample Parking Facilities
German Film Festival Each Wednes-
day and Thursday we present the fnest
In German productions,
johanna Mats. Jan Hendricks star IN
the German production that Is inter-
nationally acclaimed BY critics all over
the world as truly superb master
piece. love story Of great beauty and
tenderness. New stanton Art Theatre
proudly presents one Of the screen :
tainment)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE BACHELOR PARTY"-Don Murray In another dra-
matte slice Of New York life by the makers Of MARTY"
murder with, the title
suggests. . diaboIica Gallo touch.
LIES GIRLS"-Mx GaynOr. Kay Kendall and Gene Kelly
spirited musical romp through Saris
THE PAJAMA GAME"-Doris Day in exhuberant musical
film made BY George Abbott and Stanley Donen.
THE PRIDE AND THE PASSION"-SOpha Loren and
Frank Sinatra In sweeping adventure, superbly filmed
THE PRINCE AND THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MonrOe's
comic delight pursuing stolid Laurence Olivier.
THE RED BALLOON"-First-rate French fantasy about
small boy and the balloon that follows him around.
"TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Glenn Ford comicaly meet Oknawan impasse
az ANGRY MEN"-Henry Fonda jury duty in the movie
that took top hOnOrs at the Berlin Film Festival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

York. viii be represented her,
again soon. His "Th!eve:
Carnival" is the February play
choice OF the Little Theater OF
Alexandria Orville French
is directing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22
THE PASSING SHOW
Gioreio's the Other
Italian Film Type
ny JAY CARMODY
star Drama Editor

oorgia the other side Of the Italian hm actress
story familiar facade by Sophia
Loren and Gina Lollobrgida
Not that Mol is slattern. "Lissome' the word
for her and the implications Of lssome pleasant.
This Is not the point however. The point Is that Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-22

Queer offered to buy the hero's
life story for film.
York's reply: MY life is not
for sale"
Twenty years later, the movie
parade had passed Lasky by.
Searching for a subject TO make
a com back with, he re.
membered Sgt. York. He few
to Nashville and motored to
the Cumberland Mountains TO
see York. After lengthy ne
gotiations. they made a deal.
Lasky signed a $4,000 check
for half-payment on the film
rights. then hurried home TO
borrow on his life insurance
TO cover the check.
But Lasky faceo another SELL
See LASKY, Page Ash
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
PampIin RID ,
Mrs. NlcC,all Home
From Hospital
After Snake Bite

MIS- Margaret southan 4 stu-
cent nurse Al Virginia Baptist
Hospital ii Lynchbuvg, is spending
! weeks vacation with her parents
I'LL and Mrs DICK Berry 81
Chevy Chase Md and MIL "
c Elan. Of Prospect. visited their
sister. MIS-. H. c. Cunningham and
Nj Cunningham Sunday
~ Y l. Moan ,.a4,,...,aa s,.a.,,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25

4 hear little Alna Victory rAit Is re-
covering nicely from hri operation
III the University Hospital Ill Guar
! lottcspllle
1 Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Raeland
II and son. Roger Mis Nowlin Cough
and MIR and MIS- Ray Fmnkhouser
Of Richmond motqred To the Rap
pahannock River fishing owe. the
week end
Nh and Mrs Freddie Sprouse
and children. Misses Mary and
Hilda Cough spent Saturday al
Trice's Lake fishing and swimming
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Sprouse
tad as their dinner guests SUNDAY
Mrs J Il Newton, Mrs Mary 7,
May. Mr. and Mrs. H @. Hyman
Of Richmond Addison Cough and
Bobby sprouse
We are glad 70 have Mr and
Mrs Bill Terre! and daughter.
Mary Lou III on neighboshooa now
They moved i'll Huston Hancs
house
Nh and Mrs. B NJ Dunevant
and MI and Mrs c. i. Claiborne
were a Maysyille Bap-si Church
sunday to the all-day meeting
There viii be preaching All this
week
Mrs. r d Newton Mrs. Homer
Watts Mrs. Carrie Dowdy carried
a group from the Dillwyn Baptist
Church TO EAGLE Eyre Monday exc
ning to spend the week.
M and Mrs - M Dancvant
visited John Lcsueur Who ~ pa-
ticnt at tie University Hospital III
Charlottesville They VISITED vii
lle W Taylor IN bis home he re-
turned home Saturday from the
hospital
MRS Greed Dowdy VAS II Char-
lortesville Tuesday visiting her son
and dauehfcr-u3aw MIR ara MIS-
Jackie Dowdy and family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
All Around Sprouses Corner
All Around Sprouses Corner
Mr.. and Mrs. !. +. Hill H0n0red
VIII Golden Anniversary Party

Misses Salllv ana Mary Cough.
Miss Margle Newton ANA Mrs
Luthcf layloI We're al The movie
Thursday night
On July 4 al pm Sprouse 5
Restaurant Wa decorated with the
color scheme D. gold and beauti-
iul flowers ior 4 Golden Annlvers-
airy IN honor. Of Mr. an d
Mrs. j. F. Hill, Of Arvonla. given
by MIS- Robert A Bradshaw. Oi
seatord Del and other members
Of the family Their 10 children
were present. five sons and five
daughters and most Of their grand
al enjoyed the occasion
On Skyline Drive
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bryant and
children spent Sunday on the sky
Lille Drive
Misses Hilda Cough and Paulette
Agee spent the day at Holiday Lake
Wednesday
PVT Frazer Far. Of South Caro-
lima, has been visiting his mother
while Oh It's way to Fort Sill.
Okla
Mrs Harvey Fair has returned
home after a week s vacation in
Laurenceburg,. n. c.. visiting her
daughter and son-in-law. Mi. and
Mrs Malcolm MacRay While there
they visited friends and relatives
OF the MacRay family in Florence
y. c.
Mr. and Mrs, Alton Taylor a n Il
daughter, Of Covington. visited his
mother. Mrs Virgie TAYLOR. over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Watts and
children. Of Loudon. Tenn. arc
visiting Mrs R. f. Newton and
spent Sunday night with MI and
Mrs Greed Dowdy.
mr. and Mrs r n. Ashworth. Of
Apponattox visited Mrs. r. II
Newton Saturday oil their way To
Richmond
Fair Guests
These who visited in the home Of
Mrs Harvey Fair over the week
end were Mr. and Mrs Cecil Ray
Wisdom and son, Of Dekalb. III.
and Mrs Louise Fair and children.
Of Charlottesville We are glad to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25

SGT r Curtis BoatWrIeht of Fl
Bragg NJ d. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
q Jones GIN III and Marcia Or
Norfolk Franklin Carlton And u.
c. Boatwight. Jr.. Of Richmond .
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. ErgcnbrlQht
and Mrs G.. C. Hoatwrght II
Iharluttesyillr Mis- Clareuce
Thomas III Alpha and cane AVN
person. III New Canton
MIS-. Mary Ford. vi Richmond
spent THIS week wlth Mr. ana Mrs
~, l NIL, p n,. pat
a,d II, .,,1 ..,1at ", h,',.
,,raa.. M. IN nfrs >
pa,aro.
ra,In,. III ". p,,taucon,., ha,,..
au,.,aa VIII ,a.L and ,Ycrn nr,. ana
MI. u v pnlar and Whit ,.hf,
a.an !, or,a,da m. nr. ,s,.,at,
- ,.,adae ana NJ. p,,horo !,
Iaa.N. n nut. H. III ,y~s p1g
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" y AVA ''' AVA > - ''''e
Enjoy Picnic
REV ana MS X Riycs FerVu-
son. ii Pendlcton. Louisa County.
were guests Saturday 81 TIE w.
Caves They attended the Mt Zlon
Sunday School picnic ut Bear Greek
l.aEr
INV ana Mrs kichafd Swan,
WI and FLIP" huye returned w
Dlacksburg after segera! days visit
win bis parents Mr. and MIS- Ii
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
Nj. Zion News OF interest
Miss Snyder, Who Attended Youth
Conference, Sang At WINS Meeting

Plenehnn SERVICES wlll b. held
II Mt zion Baptist Church Sunday
July VI NJ II ANA when the Pas
tor, Rev J K Hodges. returns
from vacation The Lords supper
VIII be obSc we'd AZ this service
Homecoming GAY WIN be he'd
sunday August 3, with revival SER
vices continuing each evening
Aae 40 Rev Il r Clements, pas
tgr Of the Folk Union Baptist
Church, viii he GUEST minister
SPECIAL music IN hoiAg ARRANGED ior
all Of these services. A welcome Is
extended By The pastor and mem
beers 10 ev"lyonr
Mm-week prayer service was led
by ne WINS 81 MI Zion cnurch
last Wednesday evening MISS Flo
Snyder Of McLan who has re-
Gently returned from Toronto.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25

Canada lrpin the Baptist World
Youth Conference served AL organ
IL MISS Snyder also Bang solo
HE Evening Prayer Mrs. Rich
ard B,yans and MIS- Leroy Jones
sang Whisper A Prayer, accom-
panied by Mrs Thomas Bryant
NIT ana Mrs Ernest Anderson
recently visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Moss, at Gladstone
Mr and MS r A Hnxtcr. Of
Richmond, were week end guests
ot Mr.. ana Mrs 3. u Appcrsol
They went from here to Chatham
70 visit Mr. and Mrs. f F. Hart
Mars Garnette D. Rea. Of Rich
m4Ad, was q recent week end guest
IT hHr aunts the Misses Mary and
Louise Anderson Other recent
callers were Nh and Mrs. L r.
Hart and Gene. Of Chatham. NJ
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
Di!Iwyn News Events
Snoddy Is Chairman OF White Hall
Methods, Church Official Board

night IN the home OF Mrs Garland
Dychcs Mrs Austin G. Goode was
in charge Of the program entitled.
An Ancient Door
MI. and Mrs. c. M. Mastin and
daughter. Debbie. Of Baltimore. are
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. George White.
Mrs. w f Hardiman. Jr. and
daughter, Betsy. are spending the
week vacatloning at Buckro
Beach
MI and MIS- George Lenprose
and daughter, Of Delaware, are
spending a week with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Davis.
The following guests were visitors
II the home Of Mrs. q. P Gil
liam last week Mr.. and Mrs f.
B Shepherd and daughter. Joan.
Of Alexandria Nathan Blanchard
and sons, Mike and David OF Nor
folk. and Miss Nadine Dazell Of
Longpood College.
Dinner guests Sunday evening of
Rev and Mrs. f B. White were
Dr. and Mrs I l.. Carroll and the
Rev L l. Simpson. Dr.. Carroll
IS the Kew district superintendent
OF the Farmville District of Metho-
dist Churches.
Visit Appersons
Nh and Mrs Charles K Booth
and daughters. Of Richmond, were
overnight guests Friday Of Mr.. and
MS John Apperson
Mrs John Walton Mrs. L. p.
Gillian and Miss Sue Gillian were
Thursday luncheon guests Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Lewis o. Turner III Char
lottesville.
Mrs w N Bryant and Miss
Gladys Moore returned home after
spending several week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Cavanah. Of Wallace.
~ c.
Mr.. and Mrs William Terrill and
daughter are now residing in the
Houston Hanes home Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanes and son are now living in
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. f M Cunningham
and children, Of Richmond, are
visiting Mrs G. T. Apperson.
Mrs. Reubie Snoddy returned
home last week after spending
several weeks with her son. Nicho-
las Snoddy. IN Washington. D. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
Green BAY

hamburger slipper served In
the yard was given Saturday night
BY Mr. and Mrs L. A Love honor
ing their house guests. Misses Alice
Jean and Mildred Love, Of Blacks
burg Guests were MISS Joyce Ann
Atkins. J r. Nunnally, Jr, Graham
Radford. MI and Mrs r T Redd,
Nh. and Mrs. Charles owen. Mr..
and Mrs = Y. Owen Jr.. and
MIS- Betty Jean Yeats.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Johnson. 81
Bedford Miss sallie Lovelace and
Mrs l. A Haynes. Of Roanoke.
and Miss Margaret Fraser Of At
lanta. Ga. were week end guests
Of Mr. and MRS g w. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rcdd and
sons. of Ellerson. were week end
guests Of Mr. and Mrs c. B. Beck.
Mr. and Mrs J. F Robertson
and children. Of Richmond. visited
her parents M and Mrs c r.
Redd. over the week end Mr. and
Mrs. R. E Williams, Jr.. and chill
dren, Of Victoria. were Saturday
supper guests Of the Rcdds
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Redd are
spending this week at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs H A. Ravens were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Lec Moring at Fayetteville,
i G Miss Gcorgianna Price. Of
Crewe went with them and wifi
spent three weeks with the Mo-
ings
Ms. Myrtle Bratton. u chase
City, spent Monday with ter par
ents. Mr. and Mrs E M Shinault.
Terry Lindsey Of Richmond. is
spending this week with his grand
mother MIS- L T. Nunnally
Mrs. J r Nunnally spent Sun
day and Monday nights with rela-
tiVes at Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
DiIIwyn News Events

MIS- B a Seay returned home
Wednesday after spending the past
ilJee weeks with her daughter
Mrs T A Rosen. In Norfolk
Mrs PAU Seay and son have
been spending the past several
aeeks visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Ms r d Payne. Jr.. Of Loving
ston. and Mrs w. A Wright, her
sister. who lives III Charlottesville.
PAU Seay returned home after
several weeks with the Army Re
serve Training Unit at Indiantown
GAP Pa
Mrs. Ray Beales and sons accom-
panied Mrs Z J H Crow to Rich
nlond last Tuesday
He WSCs- Of White Hall Metho-
d.st church met Tuesday night at
TIE church Mrs John Apperson
gas III charge Of the program.
The Southern States Cooperative
held i Fish Fry at Buckingham
Central High School Thursday night.
Appointed Chairman
] K SHoddy Jr. has been APP
pointed chairman Of the Official
Board u the White Hall Methodist
Church
Miss Gloria Rossell and Miss Kate
Page Talbot accompanied Duke
Talbot % Stanton Sunday Mr..
Talbot i nov employed in Staun-
ton
MIS-. c R wood visited Mrs. A.
G Wood at W.ngina Sunday
Mrs Ray Beales and sons. Of
Fairfax, are spending the week as
guests OF Mrs. 6. F Crow
Recent guests Of R. B. Ransom
and Mr. and Mrs John M. Bur
roughs were Mr. and Mrs. B N.
Ransom, Of Richmond. who spent
the week end, f. A Ransom. of
Clifton Forge, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Ransom. OF Bremo Fluff. and MS.
Olive Hawks. Of Richmond. who
visited Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w Ransom and Mrs. Louis Hol-
schuh. Of Newport News. will be
guests for several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Bruce Knapp
and children spent several days
sightseeing in Washington. D c.
Circle Met
The Ada Hanes Circle CT the Dill
Wyn Baptist Church met Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25

8is aad Mrs t'e,, sproase and
efAdIsli- were NJ Richmond o4el
tte Meek end tlsltlne MIS-
:spfouses sister While there they
visited AIoofes lake
AIRS Carrie Duwdy WAS hostess
~ ! party Thursday night held b.
Mss Grace Lang ana there WAS a
great number present Delicious
watermelon was served afterwards
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
Radio Evangelist
TO Lead Revival
At Grace Chapel

Tommy Steele. radio evangelist
Of Raleigh. n. @, VIII lead a
weeks revival program at Grace
c p |, Jackson Heights, Farm
vile, Herman Dowdy pasto~ has
announced.
The services commence Sunday
night at 7:45 O'Clock. and will con
tinue nightly through next Friday.
Aug |. The pastor invites in
terested persons to attend
The guest evangelist is heard
daily on the morning devotional
program over Station WSVS at 7:15
Mrs. c. r. Wood and Miss Gloria
Rossell attended the services held
at Maysville Baptist Church at
Buckingham. c. H. last Sunday
afternoon