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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
Misa de Requiem

Hoy, microbes, a las 9 de
la manana, en- la Iglesia de
San Miguel, Sc verificara una
Misa de Requiem por ell des-
canso del alma de don Alfre-
do Espendez, quien dej6 de
existir ell domingo pasado en-
Puerto Rico. La comitiva. flu
nebre saldra de la casa NOR
tuoria Ahern-Plummer hasta
la Iglesia de San Miguel y
luego hacia ell Cementerio de
Wo0dlawn Park, donde des-
cansara eternamente ell amigo
Espendez.
Hacemos llegar a sus hiios
Luis y Genaro Castrello; a
SuS hijas, Sras. Lydia Jacks,
Gudelia Navarro, Anadelia
Deliz, Diosa Costello, a sus
hijos politicos, nletos y demas
familiares, las expresiones de
nuestra sentida condoIencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28

necesitan salir a la Gale, hablar
con genie o yer algo nuevo para
llenar su cerebro, que repele la
vacuidad, que necesita ideas -
egregiaS o mezquinaS-de lgual
forma que los pulmones necesi-
tan oxigeno. Todu ser preciSa de
un estimulo que justifique la
continuidad de Su existencia, es-
to eS, I'm canine a seguir y una
meta a que llegar. La madre Sc
siente obligada a vivi1 en- bene-
ficio de sus hijoS. La cultura JUS
tifica la vida del Intellectual; Ell
arte la del artista; la verdad la
del filosofo; Ell dollar, la del hon.
bre de negocios, y ash sucesiva-
mente. Hay, en- fin, que tener un
ideal que compense la moleStia
de viyir y la lucha por la vida.
En- su case particular, sin hijos,
sin I'm gran amer eel que tiene
a su espoSo Sc ha convertible en-
habito) sin I'm trabajo apasio-
mantle, listed Sc siente sumida en-
un vacio que la ahuga, e intenta
escaparse de ell mediante ell adul-
terio. Ese hecho llenaria su vida
I'm momento, pero seria a costa
de destruir su vida, la vida
que ahora lie importa tan POGO.
La Selucion esta en- hacer que
Su vida lie importe tanto que no
haya nada en- ell mundo merecer
dor del. Sacrificio de destruirla.
Els precise, pues, que Sc buSque
un ideaI, cosa dlficil de buenas
a prlmeraS. Sin embargo, 81 Sc
pone listed a trabajar, a leer, a
hacer algo con entusiasmo, lie
surgiran f%acilmente, no uno, 81.
no varios ideales y, entonces, CO.
mo por encanto. Sc sentira feliz.
Porque listed, no 10 dude, anna a
su esposo y sin Ell su vida Sc lie
haria impossible. Lo vera clara
mente cuando la sienta LENA, y
en- csc mismo instante tambien
vera listed que es false ell amor
que cree listed tener a csc ami
go a cuya imagen Sc ha agarrado
listed como a I'm clavo ardiendo
en- un momento de terrible con.
fusion mental.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
PARA GLORIA

Puesto que listed no quiere a
81 nOviO, hara bien en- no casar.
Sc con Ell. Sin embargo, proyec.
tar casarse con csc enam0radO,
companero de trabajo, pOr quien
ha dejado listed de querer a su
novio, es algO que no lie convie-
ne, puesto que SUI madre Sc ME.
ga a darle SUI aprObacion. Els evi.
dente que ella tendra sus razo.
mes. Y, pOr otra parte, de iguaE
forma que de una manera full.
minante dej6 de querer al pri.
nero para amar '10camente" al
Pasa a ia pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
.nixersario Motrimoniol

Aniversorio Matrimonial
Celebran en- ell dia de hoy la
grata OCCASION de SUI aniversario de
bodas Ell senior Cesar Seiglie y Sc
nora, MargOt Rodriguez de SeigIie,
miembros estimados de nuestra CO.
lonia Guiana residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras feticitaciones y deseos de que
disfruten de muchos amos mas de
compression matrimonial.
Cumpleonos
: Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION de
Su cumpleanos Ell simpatico niho
Harold Bob hijo del senior Harold
Bob y sonora, EleOnOra Vergara
de Bob. motive por ell cual nos es
grato felicitarlo carinosamente y
desearle largos y pr6speros amos
mas de vida.
Felicitamos de manera muy es-
pecial a la preciosa ninita Rebeca
Otero quien celebro en- ell dia de
aver la grata OCCASION de su cum
pleanos, rodeada del carino de to-
dos los suyos.
*E*
Nuestras ~sinceras felicitaciones
en- ell dia de hoy para ell estimado
caballerO senior ReinaIdO Herrera
con motive de la grata OCCASION de
su cumpleanos y nuestroS votos Dor
su ventura personal.
= Pasa a La pag1na s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28

7-Colerico
8-Descenderas violentamente
Inv.
9-Provincia de la India.
10-Costado
11--Querer con amor
16-Del verbo leer
20-Denotas algeria
22-Cual persona
23-Personaje biblico
24-Piedra de sacrificios
25-Cautiverio
26-Plataformas de oradores
27-Vocal, Pl.
28-Sin otro apellido, Adv.
30-Personaje biblico
33-Planta medicinal
34-Hato o rebano
36-Oxido de calcio
37--General y politico espanol
38-Letra griega
39-Resonancias
40-Tribu o familia
41-En SUI totalidad
42-Plantigrados
45-Diosa de la aurora
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
SEIS n o P

QuerIda Amaranta: Son tan
verg0nL0SOS mis- SentimientOs
que solo a listed que no me co.
noce, me atrevO a confiarselOs.
Hace Seis amos que estOy caSada.
Tanto a mi como a mi espOs0 nos
gustaris tener un hijO, perO eS
en- vano. Con este motive nos va.
mos desilusiOnandO y a mi Sc
me estan metiebdO en- la cabeza
ideas muy raraS He cOnOcidO a
un hombre que estaria dispuestO
a diStraerme, perO me da miedO
llegar a 10 que Otras han llegadO.
Sin embargo, cuandO tengO un
disgustO con mi esposO, cuandO
me sientO aburrida, me entran
lOcOs deseOs de hacer cualquier
diSparate. He pensado en- divor-
ciarme, perO temo a la SOledad.
Me gusta bailar. perO mi espOsO
no es aficionadO a esta diver.
sion. Ell otrO, en- Gambia, baila
bien y es muy override; no es
que sea parrandero. puestO que
es mas bien timido. Como listed
We esta carta no tiene nj pies nj
cabeza. A veces creO querer a mi
eSp0sO; a veces, creO OdiarlO.
Una vez me entere de una aven.
turilla suya y crei wolverine 10.
ca. jSera que verdaderamente 10
quiero? Sc que esta carta es mo-
n6tona y pesada, perO sc tam.
bien que dele dicho en- ella TODD
10 que guerra. Nc dele de con-
testarme.
Felicia
SuS males Sc resumen en- una
sofa palabra: ociosidad. Padecen
estos males, antes o despues, to-
das las mujeres casadaS y sin
hijos, que ademas no tienen
una o%cupacion, un trabajo alb
SORRENTO Ell ser humane tiene
81 mente en- accion constante,
La cuaI solo cesa parcialmente
dui ante ell sueno. La cabeza da
vueltas como vulgarmente Sc
dice en- torno a las ideas, los
sentimientos, las alegrias, las Pc
mas, los temores, las esperanzas.
Quienes Sc nutren de grandes
ideas "a traves del estudio, la
lectura, ell trabalo elevado, la vi.
da intensa e interesante- ma
nejan despues esas mismas no.
bles ideas y elias les amenizan
como por encanto sus momentos
de soledad. Quienes, por ell con.
trario, hacen una vida sin atrac-
tivos hacen girar su cerebro al
rededor de pequenas y monoto.
mas concepciones, que, a fuerza
de repetirse, les agobian. Por
ESQ, habra Observable listed que
solo aman la soledad las perso.
mas que andan sobradas de ideas;
los que andan escasos de elias
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
z Amos
Para lNuevo York

Procedentes de La Habana Y des-
pueS una corta escala en- Miami
visitando al senior Rafael Farinas,
Agregadu de Prensa del Consulate
General de la Republica de Cuba
en- Miami, siguleron viaje hacia
Nueva York las distinguidas damas
senoraS Marcia Gomez Vida. de
Farinas. Elisa Gomez y SUI hija la
senorita Deva COrtes, a quienes nos
complace despedu cordialmente y
desear que disfruten de unas va
caciones muy piacenteras en- la
gran metropoli nortena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
PIDEN Sc INVESTIGUE
ASILO A EN-
EN- PTO. RICO
pOr. Walter s.. Priest

WASHINGTON Ell senador
Carl T. Curtis (R Nebraska) ha So
'icitado una Investigation para
que Sc determine 81 ell antique
p~resldente de Venezuela Ernesto
Romulo Betancourt habia metido
la mano en- una possible conspira-
ci6n para derrocar al Gobierno en-
ell poder de otro estado america
no" mientras goSaba de asilo poll
tico en- los Estados Unidos.
Curtis someti6 su msci6n aver Al
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
Continuation de la Pagina 81

continuation de Ia Pagina 81
dole los cacos camisas y guayabe-
ras, valoradas en- $3.50.
Santiago Nogueras Chinea due
no de un puesto de gasolina de Ba-
yamon, informo a la Detective que
en- la madrugada de antier lie
hurtaron $1,000 en- effective que
tenia en- una cajita de metal en- su
negocio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28

LazO de NOguez, miembroS apre-
ciados de nuestra colonia Guiana
residente en- Miami.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas caras
f%elicitaciones, que tambien hace-
mos e~xtensivas a sus amorosos pa
dres, y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida.
Nos complace enviar un ealido
saludoI al senior Juan Manuel Fp-
jardo, miembro estimado de nues-
ira colonia colombiana, quien cele-
bra en- esta fecha la grata OCCASION
del aniversario de su nacimiento.
Bodos de MuseIino
Celebran en- ell dia de hoy la gra-
ia. OCCASION de suS Bodas de Museli-
ma, tres amos de venturosa union
matrimonial, ell senior Orlando Lii
ma y sonora, Elena Otero de Lima
gentil pareja Guiana residente en-
esta ciudad.
Los felicitamos de manera muy
especial Y formulamoS votos por
su bienestar.
Aniversario Matrimonial
Nos complace enviar I'm calido
saludo al senior OsvaldO Pardo v Sc
nora, Silvia de PardO, miembros
estimados de nuestra colonia his
hispanoamericana, con motive de
la grata celebration de SUI aniver-
sario de bodas en- Ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
gEz HOGAK--por NctonioALetondra
POkMA de HOY
Cdncione S

Huyendo voy de la muerte
vengo huyendo de mi mismo
que va la muerte y mi cuerpo
henen un solo sentido.
Tanto a mi cuerpo lie temo,
cue no Sc 81 ell estar vivo
es morir o estar despierto
o muerto sonar dormido.
No sc donde ACADIA ell nude
que amarra mi triste sine
con la cuerda de mi sueno
sonda de mi propio abismo.
Abismo mudo es mi alma,
centric oscuro de mi divide
a donde ell mundo va entrando
igual que en- ell mar los rios.
Muerto mi cuerpo, en- mi alma
vlvira ell mundo ~cautivo.
Ell muerto muerto, en- mi alma
Sc alzara mi cuerpo vivo.
Vencida tengo a la muerte,
cue anduve ell miSmo canine:
ella 10 anduvo por fuera,
20 por dentro de mi mismo.
Tanto tenor padeci como halle
por fin alivio. Hoy no Sc 81
VINO o muero o mas ALA habito.
Una coSa eS renacer
y otra vivir en- la muerte
para no quererla yer.
Una cOSa es estar muerto
y otra es ell cerrar los ojos
por tenor a estar despierto.
Yo Sc bien 10 que es morir
y Sc 10 que es despertar
por tenor a no dormir.
Dejadme morir despierto
que yo no quiero sonar,
que dormir es estar muerto.
iLo que quiero es despertar!
EMILIO PRADO
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
Cumpleonos

Cumpleonos
Cumple hoy IN nuevo ano de SUI
adorada e~xistencla la graciosa nj
ma Jeanne NOguez, hija del senior
Roberto NOguez Y sonora. Gloria
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
De Paso

Procedentes de Nueya Orleans
y por la via aerea llegaron anoche
a Miami. va en- viaje de regreso a
Panama, ell senior Richard Novey y
sonora, Cecilia MOrrice de NOvey
acompanados de su hija la senorita
Wiki NOvey.
Los saludamos cordialmente y
les deseamos una grata travesia.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
En- Ell dia de aver celebraron la
grata OCCASION de su aniversario ma
trimonial ell senior EdilbertO Car.
dOna Y sonora, R0sita Marquee de
CardOna motive por Ell cual nos
complace aunquc alg0 tarde, fell
citarlos calurosamente y formular
votoS por su ventura personal.
z Amos
Celebro aver Ell Segundo aniver-
sarlo de su dichosa existencia ell
hermoso bebe Ramon Villanueva,
algeria del hogan tornado por ell
senior DeliO Villanueva y sonora,
Esther Maria de Villanueva.
Aunque tardias vayan para el
nuestras carinosas felicitaciones y
deseos de que goce de muchos amos
mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28

1Sentimental
pol. Amaranta

Dinjanse las eOnsu1tas a BUNoN SENTIMENTAL, P. o Box sA
International Airport, Miami "a. Fla. Ragamos 4 los lectoTes o lectoras
cue nrmen ss Cartas cor un peudSnimo o inicales
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28
o

HORIZONTALES
1--Levante tropas
S-Cincuenta y seis, en- numeros
romanos
S-Recinto
12-Dios supreme fenicio
13-Escuchar
1@-Silang es su capital
15-Grabela con ell buril
17-Bahia natural o artificial
1S-Te arreglas ell pelo
19-. .Tartaros
21-Exista
22-Interjeccion
23-Cota de malta
25-Boas americans
29-Aferesis de ahora
s0-Nombre ingles, Pl.
31-Acusado
32-Movimiento ~oscilatorio
34-Sacrificio
35-Miserable, villano
56-Auto de alquiler, . N Nueya
York.
37-Reflexione
40-Nombre de varios reyes de
Dinamarca
46-Humor acuoso de Ia sangre,
Inv.
A-Mesetas de escalera
46-Presidente de Francia, Inv.
H-Desmenuce con los dientes
48-Pieza cubica
49-Volumen
REORGANIZATION Socialista Mica.
ragiiense, Inic.
11-Agarraderas
vERTICALEs
1-Tratamiento biblico
2-Nombre de varon
3-Grado militar
4-Nombre de varon
1Elogies, alabes
@Abyecto, despreciable
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-28

Curtis someti6 su mocion aver al
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
PHOENIX NEWS
JOHN HANCOCK writes
By JOHN III. HANCOCK

AS promised We are leading
off with the Americans Creed,
that appear in the March issue
of the American Legion Maya
zine 1t goes as follows: Il be-
lieve in the United States OF
America as a government OF the
people, by the people, and for
the people; where just powers
are derived from the consent OF
the governed; a democracy IN
a republic; sovereign and in
separable; established up on
those principles of freedom
equality, justice, and humanity
for which American potriots sac.
rificed their lives and fortunes.
II therefore believe it is my
duty to my country to love 1t
to support its constitution; to
obey its laws; to repect is Flag;
and to defend it against all enc
mics"
If you didn't make it to the
County Clerks office last Tues
day, you lost your last chance to
register, and to vote in the April
8 primary. OF course, you never
know when you miss your
chance to do some good in an
election by showing your ap-
proval or disapproved of a can
didate. Party declaration in a
PRIMARY does not bind one to
any party or candidate, because
if this were true there would be
no need for a general election
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

-realize that future events must
be faced together. In this lies
your strenth. How could one
then betray his fellowmen. It
would have been easy to accept
the offer of money and the
other considerations, but how
could we face our supporters,
saying the least facing each
other. The price of a principle
is infinite.
Our scavenger Mr.. Cook, who
also repairs our streets asks that
should you think of any way
that his services could be i'm
proved, please let him know.
Also that you please have adj
equate containers for the re-
fuse. By cooperating with these
requests, your service will be
satisfactory.
Make it a habit to read the
EAGLE, its the only paper that
carries authentic news and
views as you are faced with it.
AS with you, SO it is with me.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

; myself down: for it is written
he shall give his angels charge
concerning thee; and in their
hands they shall bear thee up,
lest at any time thou dash thy
foot against a stone. Jesus an
swered and said unto him: 1t is
written again, thou shalt not
tempt the Lord thy God. Again,
the devil taketh him up into an
exceeding high mountain and
sheweth him all the kingdoms
of the world and the glory of
them, and saith unto him: These
things I will give thee, if thou
wilt fall down and worship me.
Then saith Jesus unto him: Get
thee hence, satan, for it is writ
ten, thou shalt not tempt the
Lord thy God and him only shalt
thou serve. Then the devil leav-
eth him and behold angels came
and ministered unto him. (St.
Matthew Al II.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

Worship Service 11:00 am.
ST. Paul Church services were
held last Sunday at 1892 Claire
boulevard and as usual were
very good. The Scripture was
lead by the pastor as follows:
Then was Jesus led up of the
spirit unto the wilderness to be
tempted of the devil. And when
he had tasted forty days and
forty nights he was afterwards
an hungered and when the temp
ter came to him he said: If
thou be the Son Of God, com
mand these stones to be made
bread. Bit he answered and said
It is written, man shall not live
by bread alone; but by every
word that proceedeth oft of the
mouth of God. Then the devil
taketh him up into the Holy City
setteth him upon a pinnacle of
the temple and saith unto him:
If chou be the Son of God, cast
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

in elections, even primaries
show your strength, so it is wise
to stand up and be counted.
Tuesday, the Illinois Supreme
court reconvened, and will pos
slbly deliver a decision on the
Phoenix election case. Next
Monday will be 60 days since
our case was heard, maybe Well
have an Anniversary. You don't
have to tell me you're tired OF
waiting, well so are we who
have carried the fight thus far.
The strain has been terrific,
more ways than one, but if our
community neighbors under
stand, we are satisfied. The cost
of a principle is not measured
in cash.
We must understand that this
fight was not for the benifit Of
few, because whatever benz
fits derived will be for the COM
munity. Some things we have
done, you may not agree with,
but We do agree that we can't
lose what we never had. The
entire thing began when the
Phoenix community party filed
"a party ticket, and filed cam
didate opposing the Police Mag
istrate. There would have been
no objections to our ticket had
we withdrawn this candidate
for Police Magistrate, hence no
lawsuits. We could not with hon
or, in spite of offers Of money
and other considerations, do
this. We knew more was eX-
pected of us by our people.
With some dishonor is easy,
but when men have stood and
counselled together, their plans
and hopes of the future becomes
interlocked with yours, and you
come close together because you
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22

: the following November. Voting
in elections, even primaries
show your strength, so it is wise
to stand up and be counted.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-03-22
SAINT PAUL
CHURCH NEWS.

1887 139th Street
Order of Service
Sunday School -. $50 am.
Worship Service 11:00 am.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
VUENberIand {. IT. NcWS
1iarrin H. Nasey, Jr., Leares CouniyNay Z
For Tucson, 4riSona: Family 10 FoHou

judge and Mrs J Taylor vii
hams their daughter kathy and
Mis- Il 3 Nuckols attended TIE
recital of the Floyd Ward School
of Dance at Longwood College Fri
day evening Of last week
Marvin H Maxey Jr.. left 81
plane from BYRD Airport. Rich
mond, for Tuscon Arizona May Z.
where he viii make his home
while seeking restoration Of lbs
health IN the Western climate MIS-
MaNey and then sons. Loren and
Bobby viii follow later. Among
the callers last Sunday ID Sav
goodbye and God speed Were Mis-
Kathleen Ford and son James.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Adams and
daughter Linda Of lanexa Mrs
NJ II Nancy. If Richmond Harry
Mcconnell ana fanny NJ Powha
TAM Mrs walter Adams. of
Chesterfield Mr. and Mrs r T
Walton and George Walton 81
BallsVille and MI ana MIS-
George Berger and son Gary. and
BIZ Berger. Of sunny Side
Mrs Monroe Hunter. III MI Airy
N G.. and MISS Louisa Hydc. of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Cumberland c. ii. News

Ni> ] G Hayes, leader of the
Nell Putney WM.u. group Of the
James River ASSOCIATION. has an
neunced thai the spring meeting viii
be held at Jone Chapel Baptist
church May Y beginning at Ia am
theme Gods Cooperative Pho
gram This group IN composed d
thr Cumberland field Of Bapnsts
churches
James Edward rieluer. son Of
Mir and Ms G f Pfelfter of
Richmond. is spending two weeks
here With his grandmother, mrs
JAMIE Pfelffer
Nh and Mrs l. b Smith and
Mrs Allen Gregory Of Richmond
were dinner guests Sunday OF MI
and Mis- ] Pcmbelton
Nh and MIS- S. P. Allen and
their daughters. Jennifer Barbara
sandra and Nancy. visited Mr. and
Mrs $ { Allen and Nh and Mrs
JACK Alien Of Curdsvllle last Sun
day
Nornans Spend Week End
MI and Mrs Guy Norman. Of
FarmWlle were week end guests
Of Mr. and Mis- Charles Scott.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Antioch,

Mrs Ruby Brown and Mrs Belle
LcvasScur, and Jerry were guests
FOR thc Week end u tile Leroy
Williams family al warwick
Mr. and Ms Walker Noel. Nj
aud Mrs Bert Timberlake. and
children Of Farmyille. and Miss
Drue Noel of Lynchburg visited
Mrs z N Noel and Mrs Mamie
InRle Sunday
Mrs II q Brown spent Satur-
day night With her son-ln-laW and
daughter Mr. and MS. c Marvin
johnson al New Canton On Sun
DAY they visited H q Brown al
Mcclure Hospital MI Brown ok
poets N return to his home i'll 4
few DAYS They also visited Miss
Laura Grieg who continues III in
the W G. Lindsey home
Mr. and MIS- John Arndt Of
Akron ONO. visited NJ the com
naniiy last week
week cpd guests 81 Nh aha Mrs
J G Hayes Sunday dinner gnests
We're Nj and Ms Glen Hayes. Of
Buckingham q II
Mr ann Mis- II N GEORGE chad
as theA guests last Sunday thcIi
children ANA grandchildren III Md
lothian and Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
= j.
Itailles

A large number attended the
covered dish supper at Antioch
church Saturday This was spon-
sored by the WSCS in honor Of
Rev and Mrs F.. p, Look, who
retire in June Following the sup
per. the Looks were surprised with
miscellaneous gifts showercd on
them
Mrs Douglas Raymond was hos
tess Friday night to the May meet
Ing Of the John Randolph Home
Demonstration club The topic Of
Choosing and Framing Pictures
proved very interesting. AS pre-
scented by Mrs Georgia Wilkerson
a committee was appointed to see
that club and individual exhibits
were entered in the "SprinRtime in
Cumberland Wcr show at
~ Sunny Side May 81 A contestant
for MISS Cumberland Was chosen
70 be sponsored BY the club The
visiting hour" following the meet
ing was accompanied by delicious
homemade refreshments
Mrs Robert Collins, Aubrey and
Harold Collins attended the Apple
Blossom festival IN Winchester Fri
day
jimmy Druen. Of FarnVille
visited Mrs Annie Druen Of War
wick. this week end and reports
she Is much improved
Mrs r. Collins. ot Hanpdcn
Sydney spent several days with
the Robert Collins recently Mr.
and Mrs L. A Collins, of Mid
lothian visited in the same home
over the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Arvoniia

Mrs. n s. Jeffrey haT returned
after spending a week with hcr son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Wexford Jeffrey. Of Lexington Mr.
and Mrs. Jeffrey are receiving con
graduation on the birth Of a dauRh-
ter
Mrs, J M Hannah and MISS
Sarah Hannah were recent week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Holt Of Blacksbur2
Mr. and Mrs Donald Clarke Of
Portsmouth, spent 4 week end with
MAJ and Mrs M r LeSucsr
M and Mrs II SpesSard arc
spending this week With Nh and
Mrs. J Franklyn Woodcock, Of
Salisbury Md
Generations Gather
MIS- 4 A Jones nad with her
Saturday AT three 81 hcr grandchil-