davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-13
pone Ell oeste como requisite pre-
VIC al desarme
Russia MEGA SUMINISTRE
ARMAS A REBELDES
LIBANESES

MoSCU CUPID - Ell diario az,
vestia" del gobierno Sovietico, ca
Utica de "falsedadeS de provoca-
ciou' las informaciones de que Ru-
STA eSta suministrando armas a los
rebeldes libaneSes.
"Izvestia" dice que. cua1esquie-
ia sean las armas que estan usan-
do, los rebeldes las tomaron de las
fuerzas del gonierno, las que a su
vez las recibieron de los Estados
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

salary for a teacher with
bachelors degree and $4,000
a year or more for teachers
with 1--WE years preparation and
is years experience.
For faculty members Of COL
leges preparing teachers q
minimum beginning salary OF
$4,000 yearly and one OF at
least $4,000 for fully qualified
teachers after is years expert
ence.
The region. largest OF the six
in the department, said that
although II believes IN Federal
support. control OF education
should remain at the State and
local levels.
The resolutions. many deal
ing with professional standards
for teachers. win be presented
for action 10 the annual con-
vention Of the entire depart
ment In Cleveland next July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Pennsylvania. with $3.50. and
then Maryland. with 3,375. The
smallest "a a group OF 10 young
sters from Iowa.
Senator 10 Attend
senator Green. Democrat OF
Rhode Island. the 9i-year-old
lawmaker who Is a veteran
spectator of the event. will be
among the members OF Con-
gress and government officials
In the reviewing stand.
Harry I. Kirk. AAA president.
said that since the safety pat
rol program started In 1912. the
traffic fatality rate OF children
between S and IA has dropped
10 nearly one-half.
Dick Mansfield. safety car
toonist for The Star. win lead
Maryland and Virginia patrol
units past the reviewing stands.
and Pete Jarnersor Of Station
wMAL-TV's Pete. and His
Pals will lead District area
units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Tornado in Illinois

SPARTA, Ill. May 3 VH,--
A tornado touched down about
2:So pm. (csr today near
the Randolph County town OF
Baldwin, 10 miles northwest
Of spartai leveling a barn and
smaller buildings ON the farm
OF otto Schwartzkopf. There
were no reports Of injuries or
damage 10 surrounding areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Girl, 8,
Man Held
Her Captive.

BOSTON. May 8 tP.-Police
searched for a sex maniac to-
day after Sandra Fallon, 8,
missing from her Charlestown
home since yesterday, returned
early today and said she had
been kidnapped and held captive
Is hours.
The girl told police she was
picked up bysa man about rs,
near Bunker Hill Monument
and, forced to the floor of an
automobile. - sa
She said she was driven to a
woods and sexually abused.
The girl was placed under
sedatives at her home pending
examination by her family doc
tor
The child's dress was torn
and her face covered with
CRIME when she ran crying into
the arms of her mother at
dawn.
Sandra quoted her assailant
as saying he would give her
so cents if she would get in his
car and show him where Bunker
Hill street was.
When she got in the car, the
man sped of. When the child
protested he stopped the auto
mobile apd put her in the trunk
When he opened the trunk
again they we're in the woods
she said.
Sandra, one of five children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fallon
was reported missing at $3.50
pm, yesterday after she failed
to return home from her first
grade class at st. Mary's Catho-
lie School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Teachers Ask
Federal Aid

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., MAY
q R.-The representatives OF
more than 100000 school
teachers today called for q
''massiym infusion OF Federal
funds'~to increase teachers
salaries and build claSsrooms.
They said shortages OF ade-
quate classroom space and
qualified teachers are the two
major barriers 10 quality edu-
cation today.
The request for funds came
In series OF 81 resolutions
adopted by the Northeast Reg
lonal Conference OF the De-
paftment OF Classroom Teach
ers. National Education Asso-
citation.
Recommended as, a pay
schedule were:
A 5000 q year starting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

shortly after midnight after
the Socialists refused 10 Join
his cabinet. The president re-
fused TO release him.
Tonight Mr.. Pleven walked
out OF Elysee Palace and told
reporters: II have confirmed
70 the president of the republic
that want to be freed from
my mission"
Mr.. coty apparently believed
Mr.. Pleven was the only man
who could form q government
the Socialists would support al
though they would not take
part In II. The Socialists have
said they will give Mr.. Pleven
their votes but not their men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

pay tribute TO the Nations
$4,000 Safety Patrol members.
Beginning Friday night with
a patrol assembly IN the arniory
At Fort Myer. the 22d annual
School Safety Patrol Assembly
and Parade comedies with sim
liar observances 10 be held IN
other cities TO salute the young :
sters In white Sam Browne
belts who help protect their
schoolmates az street crossings.
AAA Gold Illfesaver Medals
viii be presented 70 I'VE young
patrol heroes credited with
saving the life Of q schoolmate,
and two other youngsters viii
receive AAA Lifesayer Citation
Certificates for service beyond
the call Of duty
Drill Competliion
In the patrol assembly at 7
pm. Friday. crack drill teams
win compete for prizes under
the eyes Of professional drill
masters from the United States
Ord Infantry Regiment. Earlier
in the day. the Ord Infantry
will stage a retreat parade for
the patrol youngsters.
The United States Army
Band, directed by Mai. Hugh
Curry will lead the patrol pa
rade Saturday. with approx
mately 10 bands TO follow. in
GLIDING the Metropolitan Police
Band, 80 safety floats and
slogan presentations and hun
dreds Of patrol marching units.
Representing the District viii
be $500 students from 1872
schools. Montgomery and Prince
Georges counties will send $50
patrol officers from zoo schools,
and Arlington, Alexandra,
Fairfax and Falls Church, 1900
patrol members from. l6l
schc Dis.
The largest delegation VIII
come from Georgia. numbering
$3.50. boys and girls. Next is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
French Crisis
More Confused

PARIS. May 3 P.-The 49,
day-old French political crisis
drlfted into utter confusion to-
night, Rene Pieven insisted
on quitting as premier-desig-
nate. while President Rene Cots
stilI held some hope Of making
him continue his efforts 10
form a government.
Mr.. Pleven met for nearly
two hours with Mr.. Coty before
he announced his decision. He
first tried to give up the jot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
LONGEST Rivers

ST. LOuIS.-The Mississippi
Missouri and Rio Grande, in
that order. are the three Longest
rivers in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
$1,000 to Participate
In Sofety Parade Here

More than 81 900 boys and girls from 20 States viii march
IN the annual School Safety Patrol Parade next Saturday
Constitution the American Automobile Association an
nOuneed last night.
The Of hghsuttng drum majoretes
patrol units bands and safety floats STARTING at will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

The plain truth is you've never before
had such big reasons for buying Car
that costs so little.
These long, lovely Chevies are the
only honest-to-gosh new cars in their
feld-with an all-new Body by Fisher,
an all-new Safety-Girder frame, choice
Of two all-new suspension systems. Yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

ADVERTISEMENT
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

DECORATIVE living room slipper
chair. good condition. reason
able w. l-0008.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

PIECE sectional davenport, gray;
large modern davenport. aqua
marine. | year old; 2 floor
lamps: square lamp table. solid
mahogany; occasional ch ir,
green naugahyde; 2 round plate
glass mirrors, slightly blemished;
all reasonably priced for quick
sale. AN. 1-1455
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Step Into Sandals
For Summer Chic

sandals steal the fashion
show this summer.
At Bernardo to keep UP
with the merry pace OF
things they've designed a
sandal incorporating all the
good looks Of their classic
nat sandal and introduced q
delicate sandal heel"
One shift is toward light
as-air sandals in all colors.
Tomorrow at Woodward 81
Lothrop. Maureen ,Spindt of
Bernardo Sandals will be on
hand to divulge the latest on
the subject.
Thongs. slip-ons, contem-
porary designs based on an
Gent ones, color captivating
sandals, and sandals from all
over the world will step into
the spotlight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
HomenQkers
Plan Course

Montgomery County home
makers have until Saturday
to register for the Rural
Women's Short Course June
1921 at the University of
Maryland. according to Mrs.
Catherine M. Rhoads, home
demonstration agent.
Packed into the courses are
classes on. 20 different home
making and related subjects.
tours. devotional and recrea-
tional periods. assemblies
and nationally known speak
ers, and other activities car
rying out the theme. world
Building Begins In the
Home"
Enrolment is open to all
homemakers. Detailed infor-
nation may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Rhoads in the
County once Building. Rock
vile. Md. at Pc. 2-2l21. Ex-
tension 206.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

the Senate Caucus Room OF
the Capitol.
Hosts at this party were
Senator John Sherma n
Cooper. DR.. Irving Brick and
Mr.. Albert Brick.
Among those accepting
were Senator and Mrs. SPECS
sard Holland, Senator and
Mrs. Alexander Wiley. SEN
ator and Mrs. Hubert Hum
phrey, Senator and Mrs.
Estes Kefauver. Senator and
Mrs. Lister Hill, Senator and
Mrs. Thomas Kuchel, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Alan Bible, Sen
ator and Mrs. John Pastore,
Senator and Mrs. Joseph A.
Frear, Senator and Mrs. Will
liam Purtell and Comptroller
General and Mrs. Joseph
Campbell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

The Greeks had q word for
It: Comfort" It Is especially
80 II you're talking about the
classic beauty and simplicity
Of sandals.
This is the year Of the
sandal. Whether you bark
back to the days Of Of ancient
Greek and Roman toga times,
or discover the Joy Of wear
ing q Japanese type sandal,
this is definitely the time Of
the sandal.
Summer GOODNESS. summer
casualness, or summer chic
whatever you seek the sandal
may prove to be the shoe you
want.
Different types Of women
wear sandals for different
reasons.
There's the Georgetown
avante-garder who loves EN-
with her full cotton skirts
for walking around her pic
turesque part Of town.
The Chevy Chase young
married set Is mad for san
dals because there's q sense
Of chic" and downright mad
alamor about them one told
me.
There's the comfort-above-
all element that have been
sold on sandals for years and
years. No waiting to catch
UP with the trends for them.
This is the way women feel
who never come back from o
trip say to the Hawaiian Is
lands without q pair Of the
Oriental variety.
Happily the housekeeping
stylists In shoedom are pro-
ducing sandals galore this
season. One of the sandal
pace-setters for years now has
been Bernardo.
The idea of designing .
contemporary classic in q
sandal shoe is right up their
alley. For play, sports, dress,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
'' TTT = gbe Fpenins Star
WOMENS
WORLD
B-4 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D.

pany Of Moscow. which is be-
ing sponsored by the club for
the benefit Of the scholarship
fund.
There are still some tickets
left, the club reports.
other officers elected were
Mrs. Richard M. Powell. Mrs.
William M. Marvel, Mrs. S.
Peter HARLOW, Mrs. John d.
Oliver, Mrs. James F. c.
Hyde. Mrs. Timothy B. Alike
son. Mrs. Robert H. Gravatte,
Mrs. Rollin w. King, Mrs.
Charles C. Glover III, Mrs.
Lynn E. Eldridge, Mrs. Har-
old B. Hoskinds and Mrs.
Dudley Owen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
Mrs. YOUNG
Elected
President

Mrs. Robert B. Young was
elected president Of the Smith
College Club of Washington
at a meeting held last night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carroll Glover. She
succeeds Mrs. Charles Carroll
Glover III.
Main topic of conversation
at the picnic supper meeting
was the June n performance
Of the Moiseyev Dance Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
Mrs. Hogan Hostess
To Doctors Wives

Wives of doctors attending
the World Congress Of Cas-
treenterology we're enter
tanned at q tea yesterday.
The party was given by
Mrs. Bartholomew w. Hogan,
wife Of the Surgeon General
Of the United States Navy,
and naval medical wives. 1t
took place in the Hogans'
quarters at the National
Naval Medical Center. Before
the tea. the visitors were
taken on q tour of the hos
pital.
Mrs. Lester j. Pope was
chairman Of the tea and the
co-chairmen were Mrs. Will
liam B. Ingram land Mrs.
Robert G. w. williams. AS
sisting were wives of officers
In the Internal Medicine De-
partment OF the Navy.
Many wives of Naval At
taches accepted invitations
as did Lady Munro, wife of
the New Zealand Ambassa-
dor. The Ambassador is one
Of the speakers at the Con-
gress.
Mrs. T. S. Sappington,
chairman of the Gastroen-
terologist's women's commit
tee here, was among those
pouring.
Later in the day the physi-
clans participating in the
Congress and their wives
were. the guests of honor at
q reception and cocktail
party which took place in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
IT'S A DATE
SATURDAY

Washington Party, Mrs.
Gladstone Williams, fun.
fashions and festivities at
the Willard Hotel, each Sat-
urday at 1880 pm. in the
elegant Crystal Room.
Franklin Simon will fea-
ture garden flower 'colors
from IL to 4 pm. in informal
modelling. Also summers easy
fashions will take over dur
ing the modelling.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
Much Ilistor,
Seen In Movie
Ten Commandments

Ten years u planning, Three
years of research amt preliminary
exploration and three years oi
writing preceded the actual shooting
Of Cecll Is DeMille's The Ten
commandments. due July 80 at
the Burcvllle Theatre. BurkeviIle
The pailistaking research for the
massive film. III which Charlton
Heston portrays Moses and Yul
Brynnei, Pharaoh Rameses II not
only GUIDED the writing oi thu hNg
script but was used BY all SHY
tpH departments u Paramount
Pictures ID designing the enormous
sets. the 100 600 props wardrobe
I'm Two dp1rn stars and " 900 eX-
tras, makeup and cho~cosraphy
Stad.td constantly were tAe KIM
James and DMag Versions al th.
Holy Scriptures and thu Peata.
tcacuii alid ifAitofaAs edited ay
ms Chief rabbi p the BRUSH E.a-
pfe but siiec EXodas oniis thtty
YeaiA N Moses !iie Tho Koran. tle
Midfash "1he Mishnah ana thl
works oi Phile. Joscphts ana Fuse
bies were secured % iii in thu gap
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
New Scottsvilic
Bank Building
Opened 10 Public

III H. Rittenliaise. Scottsville
building cont actor for the new MAJ
tional Bank and Trust Company
building ut ScottsVille was the
first customer and depositor last
Monday morning, first day ot busl
ness IN the Few building
W A McClanahan manager u
the branch bank said business me
first day was briskef than usual
With those Who came III look around
swelling the total VI deposltOla With
banking business
The manager said thu premises
received nuneous compliments
during The day. and THAT BANK pen
sonnet are highly pleased Mlth the
new facilities.
Tie bank management plans an
open house Al later. undetermined
date when i few more finishing
touches have been completed
III addition to the manager other
bank personnel are Mrs John Rob
ert9. note teller Miss DAME Gibbs.
assistant note teller. Mrs Thclma
Robertson first teller Mrs Aud
rey Breeder. second teller and Sec
rotary MISS Belly RICE. Doh
keeper. and Charlie Lanaham. Gus
todian
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29

sons. Nat and Aubrey. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son
Holiday Picnic
Eight irolicsome small fry were
guests Of Miss Beth Forbes AZ a
picnic al Holiday Lake Tuesday
They were Beth and George Good
viii. Johnnie Jimmie and 4 n Il
holmes. Susan ana Nan rofnes and
Mike Nilons MIS- Goodwin and
Mrs Holmes helped Inc hostess.
Tut tie party The youngsters Knew
vas especially for them
MIS-. John Morgan had a birth
day Monday jimmie Anderson y
was. Tuesday At Jimmie's house,
Tuesday n q h t. they celebrated
jointly al an outdoor supper which
they cooked themselves John Nor
gan. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Saxon
Joined them III time to eal and
atttfward. while the twins slept iii
the station wagon. hey played
croquet. A. long As his eyes would
stay open. young Yves ronprd
about the lawn. eager 10 speed
each bail through the wicket
After tmo-Week stay ii the
home place. Mrs + e Gillian
and tie Rev. and Mrs Joseph
Nasllion and children lett Wednes
day Oh the long drive back 10 81
Paul. MINI Their vacation Vas not
unshadoWed this summer Monday
afternoon. their friends met with
them at Bet!lcls quiet cemetery to
inter the ashes Of MIS- Gillian y
sister. Miss Sally organ. tittz. who
died IN The spring Ia Orlando. Fla
Mrs George tldfidge Miss Beth
Forbes. Mrs James Nliong and
Mike Nltong spent Monday morn
ing stctp Ping themselves III tire ms
tory u Monticello and vicinity In
the afternoon they visited IN CHAR
lottcs.i!!v
Visitors lur the week h. The Smith
home We're MISS Gcnella McGhee
Of Bedford MIS- Y j Spencer
and Mrs Sherinln Sell
The MYF oi Bethel had t4 an
nudl picnic al Holiday Lake t'ri
day afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
AntlersonyiIle News
anderson Home EdrOyIfe Summer Re fuge;
Indy Coleman Thrilled BY Egg Gathering

MI and Nj ] Meade Ande! +
son : !onie has been paiadls,
Tor children this sunalael One group
mas ieil Reluctantly unls u have
aAottee follow tththusiasilcalls on
It's heels Jimmie Anderson Has a
way with YOUNGSTERS. a m a j c
quality by which lie becomes their
age. and they N turn respond by
feeling his Under his direction.
the pcnics. summing and cr0Quet
parties planned fol tho guests, and
III which the neighborhood children
Lave !iequs ntly been included have
been i contlnalns sammer delight
Retaining 70 their nome n Old
GREENWICH, Conn from a vacation
nip Mr. and MIS- Z A Coleman
and children veal oli Kay,
Andy age nine who found egg
gathering ;ine the mgsl Scitins
hour u the day The twins. Judy
and Jods distnguish4blc only BY
The bandaid one Wore on her knee
and Baby Ann. were overnight
guests IN the Anderson home Ftl-
day To bring relatives together.
the Ande SONS had The Branch
koaens and the Julius ColenanS ri
Tor SUPPER FRIDAY nleht
Each Summer the Jones family
meets In Joyous reunion Al tn Il
home Of MI and Mrs John e Nor
gan Last week When news Dt the
aeath o. slsteria-law MRS Rob
tlt Jones. reached them lhey met
IA sorrow rather than happMess
airs Morgan. NJ! end Ms Kan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29

Col H NJ Wnldron. headmastel
u FORK Union Military Academy
announced that Robert X Spencer
u ScoltaVllle. son VI Mr. and MIS-
XIX Spencer ils been APPOINTED
" the staff VI The academy fol- The
year 1898 1893 IS tactical oiilc1f
ana instructor ID English
A native vi Scottss!llt he liaa
away At college H. Is graduate
81 Scottsvitlc High School He re-
ceNed his BA degree from the
University OF Richmond IN 1857 and
attended Southeastern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary at Wake Forest
n G He was ordained minister
III Scottsville Baptist Church
4 family gathering 81 the Prof
fit family was held Sunday. July
~ IN the home Of Miss Hazel
Piottitt To start the day of they
all attended church together III the
Scuttaville Baptist Church and
/ ara Miss Wanda Iroitilt. daugh-
tel " MI and Mrs La~rence Prof
ut play The Church organ tur the
morning worship service
Mn and Mrs. Jesse b Grover
and family returned 10 Vienna san
day afternoon They had been Visit
lng Mr and Mrs Jackson Beal.
Mrs |. I BosRa viii 20 to Sd
lem Tor the week end ana bring
his family home
Mr. and M:s K d Trout 81
Roanoke visited HI the hoiHr ol
Mf and MIR W u OAYef and
NJ Etciette Adams
n hc ScutseilIc Baptist Church
'nale quartet Was invited 10 slnY
Sunday morning al the service and
Homecoming Al Magsylllr Baptist
churet1 II Buckingham Court
House
f.t Charlie hudson has been
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29
IIowardsviIle

John 4 HUT ana II \. leANtck
attended 4 meeting ot tarmslile
Masonic Lodge last week
Mrs II f. Cooke IL spending
some time here al her old home
She has been visiting Nh and Mrs
4 y Cooke In Cumberland
Mr. ana Mrs " z Bosgs we're
expected u spend the week end
With MIS- " I. BArcher
Nd ana MIS- William BMchaF
hay had thelr three Rrandchil
dsen from Charlottesville With them
tos setrial days While 1t and
Ms Seal haec been % TIP.
MI and Mrs Ward Jones II
Aliavsta, visited Mrs NJ s Fen
~lek aad MI and Ma NJ j Me-
Lean oN MAJ Allp I'm 4 .cW days.
AlrN Cora Taylor d Schuyler. II
spendIaH SOME tlal4 wiih Nh aat!
Mfa n Brown
George Ripley Ala alt and Mrs
W n Ripley JIM visited Mn and
Ms " T Ripley tat wcek end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-29

Ia. lent and Naomi jean Robert
ssh. Mi and Mis- Z " Holland
Joan Booth and Billy Holland
Howard Robertson Spent several
days last week al Virginia Beach
and Mays Head. N c.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chambers and
daughter Brenda. were week end
guests o. Mrs. Mary Jamerson
Sunday dinner guests III the Jam
fNson home were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Janerson and Mrs Gladys
itlirher
The Rev. and Mis-. Keith White
head and children are back at
home after week vacation In
han Vile. Tenn MI and Mrs
Harold Coulter and children n q
Mi and Mis- Ia Headilck. u.
MaIyvllle. came home With the
Wm'rheads Monday. they all went
10 Washington. d c.. for TWO days
Mi and Mrs. Aubrey jenkins
and children spent Tuesday IN the
Buster Flood home In the after
noon. they. with Miss Lula Flood.
went To Gladstone to visit relatives
Mrs. Bennle Southall. OF Rich
mond. was guest In the Flood
home several days last week The
Flood family and Mrs Southall
spent Thursday With Ms J W
Morris
Mr.. and Mrs 8 N Holman. Mis-
Carrie Ola and Miss Annie scay
spent last week with Mi and Mrs
Rice Seay Tuesday. Mrs Seay and
her guests shopped III Lynchbnrg
Miss Frances Seay spent the
week end With her family
Mrs + {. Gillian. The Rev aud
Mrs Joseph vasllion and children.
Ellen. George and John were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Anderson Thursday
On Vacation
Mr. and Mrs John l. Parker
and Elizabeth Ann Parker are
spending their vacation IN and
around Daytona Beach. Fla
Her vacation over. Miss Louise
Morgan is back at work Miss Rita
Morgan visited friends of her Mary
Washington college days IN Rich
mond last week
Week end guests ia the Morgan
home we're Bob Williams. Mr. and
Mrs. K NJ Morgan. their daugh
ter Cydna, and their dog. Missy
Wien tie K Nj Morgana went bach
10 talnsllle Sunday aiielnoon.
Missy. plus five puppies went along
too
Miss Cammle Anderson shoppcd
IN Richmond Wednesday
Mrs Branch Rosan. Cullen Re-
Sen and Nj and Mrs Saxon and
their children called IN the ]
NJ { Anderson holne Sunday
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Luther Walden and