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In Mrnturiant

MOORE. REV. NATHANIEL 7. In loy-
NATHANIEL +. MooRE. who de-
parted this life twenty-five years ago
today. March {. 1886.
MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF PEACE
BAPTIST CHURCH. PASTORS AID
NALLEY, KATHRYN H. In loving re-
RYN Il. NAEiEY. who passed away
4. 1898. CHILDREN.
NICHOLS, ALLENE INEZ, In loving
memory Of our dear little. girl. AL:
LENE INEZ NICHOLS. who passed
away eishteen years ago today, March
sweet Is the memory We have for
We feel your presence ever near:
Like q beautiful flower in a garden
God ealisd YOU, little one, with Him
Dear Lord, let US mourn not her loss,
For We loved her faithfully;
Teach US to hold Up the cross
Until the dawn breaks silently.
THE FAMILY.
PARRISH. ERNEST =; IN LOVING mem
Dry OF my dear friend. ERNEST j.
i rAARRIsHH w., Sho d iStz one year SSo
Nb1eSf WV
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much miss you yet
YOUR LOVING FRIEND vIR-
ROBINSON, GRACE LOUISE. In low
aunt nS ' GRACE fo OF sa R s5isfS e
day, March 4, 1850.
Let us be patient. We who mourn with
weeping some vanished face,
The Lord has taken. but to add more
ssrs iRssss'B R AeS ayins N1EsC Isss AND
NEPHEwS.
SANE iaNIE MH Ssk b n sAE R5Rorv vS 81
passed away one wear ago today.
March 4. 1857,
Remembered and missed always.
WILLIE AND GLADYS.
TAYLOR, MARY ELIZABETH. In low
mother, MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
Tho departed this life one wear
ago. March 4, 1857.
Life for you on this earth has ended
May your name in gold be written
In the autograph Of God
We loved you, dear. with all our
The pain we could hardly bear,
God gently took, you home to rest
And some day wen meet you
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
WILKINSON, MRS. MILDRED
tsTELLAI. A tribute TO the memory
Of MRS MILDRED WiLKERSoN.
who passed away one year ago to.
day. March Z. 1857.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
Which one never knows 10 wake.
The hills hard 10 climb,
So He opened vide the golden gats
ntAN n1Sr Ebhisps5sd Peace s ;,,, Chine :
CREOLE. GRACE. JEFF. ANNIE
MAE, MRS. JOHNNIE BROWN
WOOD. MAY MYERs. In memory,
aunt. MAY MYERS Woop, who ieft
Us twelve years ago today. March
Your memory grows dearer with each
passing year FAMILY.
WOOD, MAY MYERS. In loving mem.
ory OF nv dear friend, MAY MYERS
WOOD. who passed away twelve years
ago today, March 4 1916
We shall meet aSain IN the. sweet
Af
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Dr.. Arno PoebeI

CHICAGO. Mar. 4 (P).-Dr.
Arno Poebel. II, professor emer-
titus Of Oriental languages at
the University Of Chicago, died
yesterday. He served on the
faculties of the Universities of
BreSlau and Rostock. both in
Germany, and Johns Hopkins
University before Joining the
University of Chicago in 1928.
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EDITH W. DowDEN. Secretary.
YOUNG. JULIA. On Sunday. March !.
mother Of the late Kellie Jones After
5 pm on Wednesday. March 5
friends may call at the MagrudeI
Funeral Home. 23li Nichols ave sc
Services will be held on Thursday
c. M. E. church. 1919 New JERSEY
ave. NV, the Rev. D. A. Bell ON.
ciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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Druths

WETzEL, ESTELLE IsABELLR. or
Iios soIItsI. EssTifEtLE ISABELLE VET:
EEL sof Clinton, Nd. beloved wife OF
Toward and Kenneth Harlan Wetzel
She also Is survived by three grand-
,hildfen Friends may eall et the
Zee Funeral home. 4th s.: and Massa.
chusetts avenue ne. where services
win be held on Thursday. March q
q $50 pm Interment in Cedar HI
sfTzEL. LUTHER z; os sSls slsI 81 q,
Hahn and Samuel B. Wstzsi, Re:
mains At chambers Funeral HoIs s,, - |.
day March I from j nm TO y pm.
% am Friends Invited, Interment
,J Wise cem aCS 4 ytca NfdlurR q,
sss4 Minnesota ave. Sc. on Marcf
father OF Kenneth White and brotheI
Of Mrs, Edna Kirby. Ephriau, I'd,
ward and Thomas White; Prayer
q t,hc Chambers Funeral I,.d Home; 81. 81
1 lat 10 am. ifnteT%sSjt Cedar ~ iii Ii
wff snHffiSMsyA ELIzABErH. On Mon
day. March !. 1888; n Pittsbursh
Pa ELIZABETH WIoHTM AZ !, la I;
sister Of Mrs. 7. a, Mellon. fdnera
WEDNESDAY. March 5. AZ sac pm
q the, home q her niece, MIS-, J
3. Sellers, $50 College ave. Pitts
EHHHtsso o FRED C.. OF 1909 Norm
Carolina ave. Sc. on March 2, 1855,
brother OF Francis B. Payne Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, SIT 18th
$3.50 pm. 'lntsTmsnt Rock Creek Gem
EIIiSy us IA! JAMES. j: sp.ps.tsa tAl,
n aSeS' ADJ rs JAMES, ssslHse's w1Nao J IT,
beloved son Of James, ST.. and Anna
bell WIngo. brother Of Leon and
Mary Ne wip &c., and nr LsWrense Tsrd
friends. After 1 pm, Tuesday March
Barbour's Funeral Home, as x st
ne: where funeral services will be
ns,a on n wts6nssaay wd ms5ch D. cane g.
iosT. ROSE A. on Monday. March 3,
1858. ROSE A, YOST Of 4a01 9th st.
NV, wife Of the late Henry Yost, jr !:
mother. OF Pearl A. Yosb and Henrietta
lam ROPn' Rob aa sra PSsSSi Of will vi
at oavler's Chapel. 1855 Pa ave.
NV. courtesy parking oppositel
where services will be held on We'd
'ert Cedar Hill Cemetery.
YOST' ROSE A. The oficers anc
( "A members OF Ruth Chapter,
Nj No; !, o. =. s. are hereby
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Darn nt GAanka

JOHNSON, ISAIAH, o,, The family iiS q
probation to our relatives, friend,
and neighhors for the many acts Of
kindness. kind expressions Of SYM
pathy. cards, telegrams, horal trth'
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thonks

Very often . cord Of thenks N
The StaI meets . need which can
.hordly be solved in any other ~oy
Net only Is il Q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove seat
tloFol tributes but also eeuFtseuslY
kindnesses OF the many 10 whom
0 personal note Of thsnks cannot
Acknowledges the services and
well be mailed OF whose names
and addreses ore not known
insertion Of cord Of theHks
may be anansed BY telephone to
Ihs Stor. ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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members OF Ruth Chapter
No. /. o. Y. s., are hereb!
notified Of the death o
Sister ROSE A, YOST. Flu
neral from Gawler's Chapel
1856 Pa. ave. NV, OF
Wednesday. March 5. 1888
DE SYLVIA JONES.
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LEROY g. a; On b. SUNDAY 4: !. y,
Hospital; LEROY g H sA,LIlg q
band Of Mary / HalbeTt' father Of
Mrs Howard Rabohn, Mrs David
Kaplan, Mrs Pred Rees, Mrs. Michael
Pepeor and Mrs. Warren c, Kicker
Memorial services will be held At tbs
w w tH.gIl.5sv c9nsrrssaIionsl Church
Intermcnt private.
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NELLIE c. FULLER,
Worthy Matron

PAFf, fE9EE BETR "gIa.MPBELL, on
e esSa Ssn P sSiP' y KE SHIR S cal
sl sbt, Aslins,fpno va 5 5sIIOysd wife
sSo' m Msf.an' m Jsme GO ca paSp
Papp Of the home address, daughter
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Camel. Pueblo. Colo.
sister Of Mrs. Josephine Lowe,
Downey, Calf. Friends may call at
the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
services will be held on Wednesday,
March B AZ 9.16 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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members Of Martha Chap.
/ ter. No. II. o, E; 8. are
requested to attend the ~.
neral services of our late
sister. ELENORA A. REED,
on wednesday. March .,
1888. at pm. at Grace 4
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Draths

ALLAN. MARGUERITE g. suddenly.
7 nSSstoS. Md. n MaHsaShRif e
ALLAN, beloved wife Of George R
Allan, Relatives and friends mas
call at the Gaach Funeral Home
4539 Baltimore ave; Hyattsyille; Mo
WEDNESDAY, March 5. 1855, thence
to st. Bernard's Catholic Church
Riverdale. Nd. where the holy sacri-
nee OF the mass viii be, offered foi
interment Arlington National Gene
terry. IN lieu or flowers expressions
Of sympathy may be sent to the
Heart Association OF Prince Qeorges
County. ABA Hamilton ST.. Hyatfs'
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S Si: gjt$Es /, tSSSiFiSaR'';; ;l $S:
nnE ienatius butler He also leaves
to mourn their loss three gTandchil.
dIsn. tHo srssti Sssr en- hos, niE 2,
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call At his late residence, ~
% VI. ne, on Wednesday, March 5.
after I pm. Rosary viii be held
Funeral on Thursday, March ., at 10
am, AZ st. Cyprian's Church. 18th
and c SITS. Sc Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
by, the Setter Funeral Home
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FT gRIS AMANDA Z; suddenly, on
Hospital, AMANDAi ' & s II RsRssui b..
loved wife Of the late Charles FUR,
mother OF George W. Henry O.. I'd
ward NJ, Charles G., James b. and
Soseepn o Fur, Mrs. Ethel Cauff.
Mrs. Mable Emmart. She also Is
survived By twelve Grandchildren and
thirteen Observation-Disclosures. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Thursday,
March 9. at | pm. Interment Cedar
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THOMPSON, ANDERSON H. Fedora

LOGkE NJ L = nm va va
81 E:::|: e: e.
rs eFS!ssSb AT gsss attend
DAvhfD ". SoNRfEecokY' W Se'h Ii. 4
THOMAS. CLARA WARD. o.
E GEsIaRRfAsdaEyi Ellen Ee0 THOMAS of l isS
Whitfield I'd, Lanham, Nd, devo.et
wife Of John Clifton Thomas be
loved stepmother OF Mrs. Dorothy I
Srocs She o also LEAVES. Leaves s 70 % %s
friends. Remains resting at the JONI
r.. Rhines a. Co. Funeral. Home, 80
20 St. s.w., where friends may ca
after pm. WEDNESDAY, Marc
3: sd U Cn fhd iHniTs M ssrTlSe' va
pm, the Rev William Il Brow
onciatlng. Interment WoodlaNl
TYLER. LEV. WILLIAM n. on Sunday
March :. 1855 at his residence
Il; TYLER. beloved huspana Of MIS-
MillSrd, Mrs Gloria JACKSON. Mrs
Zoie Stevenson, one adopted daughter
Mrs Dorothy Wins, Ruize o., vii
liam A., Oliver a., AdolphuS ~, Arnolt
r. and. Perry D; TYLER. Also SURVIVING
are ~ grandchildren, seven great
granssh,isrsn three sitsPISSuShSsTs
Stss sn'' isiaesss ana aaa fIend aN'' tn
snsvds s'' Fus sIs VIC Home. Rockville
Aitsi " en- weanesday' March 3
SeTTss u hsTsp ,. STess VII 4fpV s. M rs.
dciatins Intsrmsnt Church csmStefy
March j. los. josHPHo Il S WAlREi
Of 2305 18th st. NV. brother o
Rosa and James Walker uncle o
Mrs, Lula shelton and William
Walker. Other relatives and friend
also survive. After ! pm. Wednesday
March ., friends may call at. Fra
zler,s Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode Is
land ave. NV, where services will b.
held on Thurmsday. March 0. At
pm, lnterment Arlington Nationa
WATSON, EMMA. on Friday, Febru
airy IS, .lpbh, ct Casualty Hospital
EMMA WATSON of i57 N ST. NV
beloved sister Of Mrs. Marie DancY
Mrs. Marsaret Perry and Mr.. Jane
Washington. other relatives ant
l rs1Ss ai2 survive ,t After pm q
at the Crouch Funeral Home 81 !
81, NV Services viii be held Of
Wednesday. March 5. az pm, a
the Macedonia Baptist Church, Bryai
Road. Nd. Interment church GENE
terry.
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FREUNg. Ellis. On Monday, March
=, 1885, a. Cseorgstovn Hospital,
ives: Hyattsyiiie, Nd. Son son of yi 5sS;'
Freund and the late A, Freund,
brother Of Mrs. Helen HUT, Mrs. Is
telle. Gorby and Harold J. Freund
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
Thursday. March 8, at 10 am
parking faeilities). Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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!, LOLA n. The ofYicers ana
members Of Miriam Chap
ter, No. 20. o. E. s.. are
requested to assemble at
the s. H. Hines CO. Funeral
Home, .901 l4th ST. NV,
on wednesday, March ).
1883 at y pm, to con-
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GIESEKING. GRACE M. On sunday

March :, 1865 at her home Az
GRACE N oIEsEKINd. beloved wife
u the late William A. Gieseking and
Mrs. Helen Howard. Miller " ana
John A Gleseking. Friends are in
Llted to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A.
rumpnrey. Bethesda, Md Services on
Lourdes Catholic Church where re-.
QUEEN mass will be offered at 10 am.
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
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NASH, STANLEY X. on Monday,
March p 1885. at his residence, 9lU5
1 HPu Ms ASDT 5eoRsd h yn sdAS u
Elsie q Nash, father Of Mrs Eieanore
Cara, brother Of Mrs. William Gvnt-
rum Of Miami, Fla; Mr.. Preston Nash
a II III eMs Ss R1s.. s cr,S MTs A Ne
Gsorse Nash and Mrs. EVELYN N
father Of DENISE. Debra, Desiree and
peanna Cara: Friends may call a
held V on %edns Sasse Ms sTsfe' s. vat
1880 Am. Interment Arlington Ma
NI IH.' Jx imHss'sG suddenly. on sataur.
VIZ san n'r w.. l. JA 4 N sE ACNE D I.
loved husband Of Belle X, Neal, father
q MIS-. Lucille Dixon; Mrs. vIrginia
Ssfi q lie ' Money ga 4 Kins sHf Fun Ini
dsy hsre RRn l. R:m ans 1ii then aSf ):
taken to, the First Baptist Church,
S S.ia on W:dnS.insissss 'M slss viii Be
pm the Rev. James Douglas ON.
clating. Internent Sons and Daush-
kers Cemetery; Vienna. Va. Pitts.
PAINTER, NOME CHANDLER. on
R:Si III. sPSI s:Si I E5nsSI SiSf
itrs chapel. i;7SS %. ave. NV.
leourtssy parking opposiie,, after 10
SisssiEy .dS g. e.n.sSdss;yr' M :srS;
scu SiiiosSSs O esm,t dns:r~iNH NJ E5I.E
Contributions 10 the Memorial Fund
q Mount Vernon Methodist Church,
washington, D, G.
PAINfER. MONA, The pfieers and
N0N Chapter No. IS, D, e. s
XaA are NOTIFIED OF the death Of
HNH&S our late sister, MONA
PAINTER. Funeral eerv.
" ices in the chapel OF Cav
ler's Funeral Home $50
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Southside Tubercu losis Association
Releases Motion Picture For Programs

10 correct widely held miscon-
captions about the magnitude and
seriousness OF tuberculosis, South
side tuberculosis association is
launching i campaign Of public In
formation and education. Joining
with ; 900 affiliated tuberculosis as
sociatlons throughout the country
E.stcn II Shomo, executive director
Of the local organization announced
today
Despite fic fact that TB Is still
The GIANT among infectious diseases
~ the United States. with 100 900
new cases and nearly II 900 deaths
reported last year. many people
believe IL has been practically wiped
ONT
There IS a tendency for many
people to think lib IN no longer a
menace. M SAID Some Of the
reasons are progress IN the methods
tof treatment tho development ot
wonder drugs, changing patterns
81 hospital and home care. and a
declining death rate This tendency
was confirmed Shomo said. BY a
national Gallup public opinion poll
which Indicated that ! out Of every
" people interviewed believed lib
has been practically wiped out.
The facts are IN sharp CON
'trast NJ sa.d More than 2 1000 o00
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

people G III e. + have OF had tubcr-
culosis, rclapSing disease. Be
tween IS and 60 million Of our total
population, or ! out OF every 3, are
infected by TB germs. Among these
millions. zoo 900 people Il r
present conditions Will have active
tuberculosis during their lifetime :"
Our association is beginning a
vigorous educational campaign I"
Shomo said we want to bring the
current facts about TB before the
members Of every community or
ganization. and To the general pub
lie with the help Of our newspapers,
telcVision and radio stations and
thcatcrs VIZ have 4 rev motion
picture. Arc You Posltivc2 which
deals vivldly with commonly held
misconceptions This Will be used IN
our Campaign
Arrangements arc beng made for
special showings 81 the film before
representatives Of community or
CARNATIONS who will be- invited TO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
COMPANY

Dodge Job Rated Trucks
Dodge Passenger Cars
Plymouth Cars
2O3 w. Bid st Phone 2
Farmvillc. Va.
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AmcI;o c. u. Items

Two mothers we're IN the beauty
parlor Saturday around noon When
the phone rang
Is my mama thcrc9 ! asked a
small voice.
One Of the mothers was called.
Mama can | 50 out and play
on the porch In the Snow?"
indeed YOU may not, H replied
the mama whose child had been
in the house for a week with a cold,
After i pause. Are YOU sure
you're my mama" said The little
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Hancock Named
Driver OF The Month

Pqt Isaac 8 Hancock son Of
While + Hancock, ot Charlotte
u II recently WAS named driver
Of tho month for,the 534th Arnored
Field Artillery battalion IN Germany
All ammunition truck driver Ill
the battalion's Battery A. he was
selected for his careful driving. out
standing safety record and know
LEDGE of his duties.
He entered TIC Amy in July.
Fort Jackson. s. al. and arrived il
Europe In February. 1857
The layear-old soldier is 1856
graduate Of Central High School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs Carol Gordon cclc-
brated Robert Blanton's birthday
Sunday Among the guests were
Mrs Bantons sisters. and families.
from Tappahannocks
Birthdays Celebrated
MISS Nan Blanton bad a birthday
Tuesday, and Tomnic Undertake
Wednesday.
Mrs W NJ Brown and Mrs. E.
NJ Walton Jr, visited Mrs. Brown S
mother Mrs Ada Dunkley. Of Pow
hatan, Sunday
The Cub Scouts attended the pack
meeting Thursday Their work was
highly praised by TIC Cub master
Orcn Collier
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

+, Mrs. c, Garland Hutchinson lefl
Saturday to visit her parents. Col
and Nrs Charles A. Ranlett. ai
their hont In Billerica, Mass.
Marshall Checks Up
/ James b Marshall left Sunday
+ for 81. Likes Hospital. Richmond
where he expects to be for fotti
\ or five days undergoing thorough
checkup
Mrs. George HARDY, Jr left Sun
/ day to visit her son, Walter X
! Hardy. and his family. at their
/ home at Vienna
/ Mr.. and Mrs Hardy Grieg visited
| her father, j l.. CornWell Of Lan-
caster. Al Mcclure Hospital. where
he Is a patient. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Charles A Holman.
II. Henl to CWpcper Sunday 70
see her mother. .its. WI A. Haley
lIghwa,nsan Here
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Simmons
III aWifnceville, who spent some
time Ill Amelia while Mr. Simmons
vas herd with the highway depart
ment. were guests Of Mrs T. r.
calbreath Sunday.
Mrs " II. Elicit. Mrs. II. 6.
Rucker. Mrs ] ID. Rand. Mrs. T.,
II Burke and Mrs. J B Mason
played bridge IN Mrs. S " Wheeler
new apartment one day this past
week Mrs Wheeler sister. Mrs.
Burke. shys If Mrs. Wheeler doesn't
hurry and come 10 Amelia to take
lover Net apartment. the bridge
players Iarc liable to take 1t over
as 4 recreation center All the furiai-
urr Is lin place China pots, pans
and even dish towels and cloths
.arc thete. just bring your refresh
nents and everything Is set. Your
correspondent even won two apple
sarts which were Just enough for
her supper
Aofno Demonstration club meet
a# far next week in Amelia county
ase Caiib Hi, Tuesday, February
III al ri IN. ID the home OF Mrs,
.samaA. Pine Grove. We'd
as. February l2 AZ , pm. in
fl6 ha3He Of Mrs ] a. Mover,
l3 w m ii the home Of Mrs
Lee smith Mattoax, Tuesday. Feb
.uqry III at pan With Miss Alma
Nhitinfton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
BollsvilIc Items
Relatives Attend
Saturday Wedding
of Ned West

Among the relatives attending
the webbing OF Ned West at the
First Baptist church February
were Mr. and Mrs T L. Timber
lake. Jr., Tommy and French Tim
bcrlakc. Mr. and Mrs. X l.. Tim
bcrlake. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Blanton. Misses Nan and Grace
Blanton
Gene Nunnally cambridge was
burned Saturday night andl II Ill
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Mrs w G. Nethrrland was over.
night guest Of her daughter. Mrs
w G. Page. In Lynehburg She was
accompanied home BY Mr. Page and
Miss Carol Page
Mrs. Edward McCraw. of Curds-
VILE. VISITED her sister. Mrs S. B
Hurt and Mrs r. j Lester. RI
Gently
Miss Glenn al Home
MlS1 lSuts ID dltltl IGN, vi btlOtld
spent Thursday with Mrs. J A.
Jctcr.
Jack Clayton Is Il. Richmond
hospital.
Miss Alma Brown. Of Madison
College. Harrisonburg. was week
week end guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs G. f. Brown. Visiting Mr..
ID, + Brown In the same home
were George Walton and j. II. l..
Parker
French Out Of Hospital
Maynard French Is home from
the hospital and getting on nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Y Hurt have
mayed into their new home IN
BallsNilc
Mrs. \ Y Netherlands new
house IS progressing nicely and she
VIM move N III Tho spring
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

Jam. Allen chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution. will
meet Saturday at 30 pm. at the
8omc " Mrs. j T. Inec. 703 Powell
street. Crewc.
CohoStesses for the meeting Will
De Mrs It II Jennings Mrs. Moore
Thomp$on and Miss MnSa Queens
bury Mrs G. II Wright Will be
program leader
The Roy James A. King, pastor
Of thd Victoria and kcnbridEe
chuclirs VIII be the speaker
Corn tanned leather? It's here
A remarkable starch. made Of corn.
give us tanning agent with Su
pcrior qualities. according to the
y S. Department Of Agriculture.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
Either Mama, 1t Made No Difference
To Little Girl Who Wanted To Go Plmy

She underwent an operation thel c
last Wednesday.
The condition. Of Lewis Y. Lyon.
who suffered stroke week before
last and is IN ST. Luke S Hospital
Richmond is about the same.
Most Of the news around Amelia
this week seems TO be Of those
who are sick or who have members
Of their families who are Ill. in
spite of the fact that the first robin
was spotted III the court house
agecn last Tuesday Maybe the robin
decided II couldn't be any colder
ln Virginia than II was IN FLORIDA.
and he'd rather be III home.
Tho Rev. W. c. poston spent
one night here last week with his
parents, MI. and Mrs W. G. POS
ton
Stephen Lee Is Better
Stephen Lee Farar. III has been
quite ill., but took turn for the bet
ter over the week end
Mrs. Dorothy West, OF Richmond
was the guest Of the J Gordon
Tllmans over the week end
Miss Eliza Southall, who is at
tending ST. Marvs College. al Ra-
leigh, N G., spent the week end
with her parents Nh. and Mrs.
Valentine W. southall
Miss Frances Evans Who teaches
a Petersburg HIGH school vas a
guest over he week end at her
home here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
John Wood. Farmyille
Starts Navy Training

JoIn Garter Wood son N Mr
and Mrs William Henry wood. Of
Route : FarmVillo enlisted III the
v y Navy this week through thc
LYnehhnre Navy Recruiting sta
ton
He M now UNDERGOING niar weaks
81 basic 'rainInT ai the Y y
Naval Training Center Great Lai.cs
nh.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07

range q get this film BY calling
the Southside TB association.
include il in their program sche-
dulles Schools churches, and other
community organizations can ar
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-07
SEAY MILLING 4.
MACHINERY co.

Service Agents for Southern
states COOPERATIVE
John Deere Pillow Co Modern
Grinding and MIXING
Phone Yukon 3-247l. Dillwyn. va
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-15
Patty Berg
Obtvvo Ell


MINNEAPOLIS, julio IA CUPID
Patty Berg, con 288 golpes para
los u hoyos, obtuvo una facil vic
toria en- ell campeonato femenino
alberto de golf de los Estados Uni
dos.
La senorita Berg, que cumpli6
cada rueda del torneo bajo par, hi
20 la ultima en- u y obtuvo I'm
premio de 1,225 dolares.
La uruguaya Fay Croker, que
estaba en- excelentes condolences
para clasificarse segunda, pues dis
taba solo tres golpes de la ganado-
ra, defecciono en- los ID hoyos con
I'm score de 80 y solo logro empa-
tar Ell decimo puesto.
Segundo Sc clasifc6 Louise Suggs
con 296 terceras Betsy Rawls y
Joyce ziske con 297; quintas Mar
lene Bauer Hagge y. Bonnie Ran
dolph con 298, septima Beverly
Hanson con 200; octavas Mickey
Wright y Wifi Smith con 300; y
decimas la sehorita Croker, Ka.
thy Cornelius y Betty Jameson con
1902.