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Continuation de Ia pag. %
v%enezolano, Luis Sanchez NJ; la de
la Union de Mujeres Americans
y de la Camara de Concrete Vene-
zolana de Estados Unidos; la de Ia
Pan American Association; la de
la Camara de Concrete Colombia.
no-Norteamericana, la de la Aso-
ciaci6n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ma y Ia de la Association Peruano-
Norteamericana, ash como la de La
Association de la Avenida de las
Americas.
La plaza amaneci6 engalanada
con banderas de todas las republi-
cas- americans. Los numeros mu-
sicales fueron tocados por la ban.
da del primer ejercito de Estados
Unidos.
Ell Embajador Berckmeyer dijo:
Bolivar, como ocurri6 con Was.
hiugton, San Martin, Jefferson,
Lincoln, y muchos otros, dirigi6
las fusrzas de la Independence, la
libertad y la democracia en- una
gran region de la America del
Sur. Fue un soldado, un comba.
tiente, pero sobre TODD un hombre
cuya vision del future era tan ella
ra, que sus ideas son aGn una
fuente de inspiration para muchos
de nosotros".
En- otra parte de SUI discurso ma
nifest6, que hoy Sc esta conside-
rando la posibilidad de una COM
pleta c%ooperci6n economical inte-
ramericana, y record6 que Boil.
var hace Glen amos "previ6 que la
riqueza de nuestro continente no
debia ser utilizada con un sentido
estrecho, nacional y antiecon6mi-
co, sino pensando en- los intereses
del objective comdn de las Anne
ricas"
"Al hacerlo asi agreed con.
tribulremos tambien al fortaleci.
niento del mundo libre".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
ARABIA SAUDI RECONOCE
REGIMEN TRAOIJES

LONDRES, (UPD-Radio Bag
dad informo anoche que Arabia
Saudi ha reconocido al gobierno
revolucionario de Irak.
Inform6 la radio que ell gobierno
arabe saudi envi6 Ell siguiente men
safe, al Primer Ministro Iraques,
General Abdul Kerim Kassem:
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
FINAL DEL
COMO DE

CAPE ~CANAVERAL, Florida,
(UPD-Al amanacer de hoy CO.
memo una busqueda final del CO.
no delantero, del proyecto auto
propulsado, ~disparado aver por la
fuerza aerea.
Los aviones y los barcos equipa.
dos especialmente para la busque-
da no han recibido aun senal al
guna del como que, con SUI pequena
ratoncita Wickie, deberia estar flo
tando en- algun lugar del Atlanti-
co, sostenido en- la superficie por
un globo inflado de color zanaho-
ria.
Sc teme que Wickie, que vol6
por los cielos una distancia de TO-
900 Kilometres, pueda perderse, CO.
mo sus dos predecessors en- la Sc
RE de pruebas cientificos-militares
que Sc realizan aqui.
Las autoridades no revelaron to-
davia, 81 ell como delantero entr6
aver de vuelta en- la atmosfera de
Ia TERRA, pero la presencia de la
fuerZa de rescate cerca de Ia lsla
Ascension, a 1900 Kilometres de la
costa de Africa, indica que Sc ha
logrado volver Ell como del proyec-
til a la terra, prop6sito primer
dial de la prueba.
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me complace saludar a su EN-.
celencia. Ell gobierno de su Males
tad ell Rey Saud ha decidido reco-
nocer a la republica arabe hernia.
ma de Irak. Quiera Dios conceder-
nos todos los exitos en- interes del
arabismo y ell mantenimiento de la
paz."
Firmado, Primer Ministro Fay
col
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
(Viene de la Primera)

(Viene de la Primera)
Primer Ministro, General Charles
De Gaulle, esta preparado para Sc
guir adelante con una reunion de
jefes de gobierno en- Nueva York,
c%onvencido de que ESQ representa-
'una gran victoria" para ell Pri-
mer Ministro sovietico Nikita
Khrushchev.
De Gaulle aunque reacion6, in
dic6 aver que ira a Nueva York,
81 las otra potencias occidentales
y Russia quieren la conference en-
esa ciudad y siempre que no dure
mas de dos o tres dias.
Pero la posicion Official de Fran
cha no Sc conoce todavia por en-
tero. La Respuesta de De Gaulle a
la carta de KhruShcnev, que sugie-
re que la reunion Sc celebre ell lu-
mes, probablemente no sera envia-
da a Moscu hasta ell sabado.
La carta debe discutirse hoy,
nuevamente, en- otra reunion de
gabinete. Ell Ministro de informa-
cion, Jacques S~oustelle, manifesto
que requiere "cuidadoso estudio".
En- circulos ~oficiales franceses
Sc hizo saber, que ha alarmado 10
que conslderan la gran victoria"
de Khrushchev al aceptar de una
manera virtualmente incondicio-
nal las condolences impuestas por
ell Primer Ministro b~ritanico, Ha-
rold Macmillan para la reunion de
jefes de gobierno,
Los funcionarios consideran que
la %sorpresiva oferta de Khrushchev
para una reunion de los grandes
tom6 desprevenidas a las potencias
occidentales y provoco una divi-
sion entire los Estados Unidos y
Gran Bretafa y Francia.
FRANCIA NO ABANDONARIA
AMIGOS EN- LEVANTE
PAhlS, julio 70 - CUPID -
Francla desea que la Union sovie-
tica tenga voz en- ell Cercano Orien
te, pero no tiene intencion alguna
de abandonar a sus amigos tradi-
cionales en- esa IONA, Sc dijo hoy
en- fuentes informadas.
En- circulos diplomaticos Sc dice
que los peritos estan trazando pla-
mes para un possible acuerdo entire
ell Este y ell Oeste, destinado a ali
War la tension que envuelve al Me
d~iterraneo. Tai acuerdo, dicen,
admitira que los sovieticos tienen
derecho a ser consultados en- los
futures acontecimientos del Ger
cano Oriente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
LETURA
Viene de Ia PSe. . -

49,
- viene de Ia PSg. a.
do inscriptos en- la Historic: pc
no tno quedara NADIA de los soles
de amor que hayamos e%ncendido
en- nuestro hogar?
EDUARDO ROD
Tactica antihumana y antiso-
cial es la de volver odiosas las ia.
reas
Ell trabajo -aunque la fatiga
Sc haga sentir a menudo, aspera y
6olorosa- es en- 81 mismo bello y
ennoblecedor, porque continua, en-
la medida en- que produce, la obra
comenzada por ell Creador y ss la
generoSa collaboration de cada uno
para ell bienestar de todos.
I'm pensamiento semejante
bsstaria para tornar amable TODD
trabajo, aGn Ell mas monotone y ell
mas duro.
SU SANTIDAD Pho XII
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tviens de To- Pagina D0s)

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S.ri~. \, - - n~~.4.. a5a-saaS -
onntr.n - - - $500 - - - 80 nrnato pI.uoo
= o. - 49, -. w.. -. raaaaS
- = y ETII ,auH~ E. ~ az.
~m~S~I - ~. 4.SS.s 80 ~ ~ t.. -, 1900
uovanS ~ naan;on 81 a.trd;ant.do ,hano oo srmo $3.50 ii
- ~ - 80
la tirania imperante, en- un esfuerzo comdn y coordinate.
POR LA FEDERATION ESTUDLANTn UNIVERSITARIA!
JUAN NURY SANCHEZ, RAMON PRENDEs vARELA,
hrnno a. ciano;.s SoG.1a. resioe ue ID soclaci US
Derecbo p1hEco Aunhos oe Clencas omerAsle
JOSE PUENTE BLANCO, OMAR FERNANDEZ CANIZAkESi
Presdente de la Association de Presidente de la Association de
Aumnos de Derecho. Alumnos de Medicina.
rnr ronr.>uYs
II. - -.
CALENDARIO HSTORICO. 26 de julio de 1853: Ataque al
Quartet Moncada pr j6venes al mandO de Ffdel CastrO-26 de
julio de 1852: Muere Pope Antonio, Ell defensOr de la villa de
Guanabacoa.
Fampa' Juno 49, ISo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26
ORDEN -.
Continuation de 10 pag. -

advertido que recurrira a las me
didas mas severas a fin de hacer
cumplir la prohibition.
Tambien Sc informo que los CO.
mandos revolucionarios civiles,
proyectaban hacer manifestations
contra ell gobierno durante la ina
uguracion de la exposition annual
de g~anaderia en- Palermo, la tarde
del sabado pr0ximo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

Asiste q los oetos cue on eonmenoruei6n del QUinto Aniversarho del
rs De JULIO So levurdn a efeete en- este civdod de Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-26

(Viene de Ia prinlera)
diario al Secretario (del eiercito,
Marina o Fuerza Aerea) de que
dependen los mandos.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18

minors, 6; minors drunk, 5: drink ing in public, 8; assaults, 2; assault and battery, 4.
 Other arrests were made for the year on charges of contributing to the delinquency of minor, destruction of parking meters, running stop signs, no drivers license, pin ball machine viola tions and petit '~-~~--r All were either one or at the most two ar- rests :- ~orh category for total of 225.
 There was only one death as a result of a vehicle accident, and of the total of 46 accidents report ed, approximate damage to vehic- les totaled $5,466.
 The dog population was reduc- ed by I'll of a total of 220 dogs picked up. Fire calls answered by
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18
Order Of Rainbow To Install Sunday

Kodiak Assembly No. 8, Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold an open Installation of Officers at the Masonic Temple Sunday after noon at 3:3O pm. Officers to be Installed are: Worthy Advisor, Carolyn Reft: Associate Worthy Advisor, Pat Nye; Charity, Anita Stewart; Hope, Janet Torgramsen; Faith, Judy Radinsky; Recorder, Pat Pinkham; Treasurer, Phyllis Beard; Chaplain, Melanie Draper; Drill Leader, Jamie Cornell; Love, Gail Zeiba; Religion, Kitty Brooks: Nature, Linda Reed; Immortality, Sharon Strope; Fidelity, Phyllis Faubian; Patriotism, Barbara Read; Service, Shirley Ferrigno; Confidential Observer, Karen Eau bian and Outer Observer, Sandra lesser.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18
Police List 1857 Traffic: violators
~PAGE; s''

For the year 1857, total of 86 people were arrested for drunk eness, 31 for drunk and disorder ly,' and 526 traffic tickets were issued.
 Inese and many other facts gleaned from the Police Depart ment annual report. reflect +se laWaDldlng tendencies of the people of Kodiak. The report goes on to list the following: Disorder Iy conduct arrests, 10; vagrancy and tresspassing, l each; operat- ing a motor vehicle while intox- icated, 29; reckless driving, 4; negligent driving, 3; speeding (court cases), '; selling liquor to
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18
E'ks To Enjoy Steak Dinners

Steak Nioh4" -~~ been an nouncad at the Elks Club for next Friday.
 Steaks will be brought in to Kodiak for the occasion, according to Jim Eggemeyer, Club Steward, in charge of the arrangements. The dinner is for members only, and will precede the regular meet ing. Serving will be from 6 to 7:3O An initiation of new members will be a feature of the Lodge session which will follow at 8:3O. N.
 Visiting members are also in- vited, according to Eggemeyer.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18
PNA Sales Group Here For 2 Days

Following the policy of holding the annual sales meetings in var iouS cities in the Territory in order to better acquaint Alaskans with Pacific Northen Airlines person nel, the 1858 spring meeting will be held in Kodiak, Jan. 21-22.
 PIMA representatives from the entire system will be on hand for the two day session under drec- ton of Harold A. Olsen. vice presi- dent of Traffic and Sales.
 Ray. Martin, PIMA district sales manager in Kodiak, will host the affair.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18
Kodiak Students
 Enrolled At U.W.

Kodiak students who have en- rolled for the autumn quarter at University of Washington are Roger F. Mcdonald, Thomas c. Lee and Frances A. Lindsley, ac- cording to word received from the University this week.
 15,427' students registered at the University, according to MT. Es- thelyn Toner, registrar. Alaska students totaled H. Under Wash ington State law, any qualified resident of Alaska may enroll at the University and pay only the same fee as paid by Washington residents. ..
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18

Cd Execuas,Ix of tl,e estate ot lJoh% Huhley, ]. M. ceased All rersons having claims against ths said estate are requir- cd by law to present their claims, with proper vouchers, within six (6) months from the date hereof at the Law Offices of Charles " Hughes, Kodiak, Alaska, Attorney for Executrix.
 (s) Alexandria Hubley Lllnd, AKA
 Kia Hubley
 Executrix Publish: Dec. 21, 1857
 Jan. 4, n, IS, 1858
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18

the -dep,artment were -.21, and am
 bulance calls made by the depart ment, 97.. {: x 4, |r''i ;f''''s --'-i,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION, KODIAK
 PRECINCT
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN HUBLEY, Deceased. PROBATE NO. 596
 NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appoint
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18

Read The Mirror Classified Ads
Kodiak mirror., 1958-01-18
DIRECTORY
KODIAK.

KODIAK CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL. Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month at 7:30 pm. in the
 Carpenters Hall Timothy Gilmore, President Stuart Nuckols, Financial Sec.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
DutchtOWn Road

Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Dixon and
daughter, kathy. Of Burkevillc.
visited MI. and Mrs. Melvin Scrug4s
Friday
Mrs. H. G. Hickman visited Mrs
Herbert Morris and MIS- Melvin
Scruggs Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Elliott.
Of CreWe, Thursday.
Herbert Morris visited Howard
Cakes near Rice Saturday NIGHT
Timothy Graham, Of BurkeVille
spent the week end with Donald
Morris.
Friday night visitors Of Mr. and
Mrs Glenn Elliott we're Mr. and
Mrs billiard Scruggs, Mr. and Mrs
Willie Hickman and ROGER, Mrs II.
G. Hickman, Harry Scruggs. Mrs
George Robertson Mrs Bessie
Tuck. and the Vinton Elliott family
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs and
Gloria visited the H. 6. Ricknans
Friday
James and Otha Scruggs. of
Richmond, spent the week end a
their homes here
Mr., and Mrs. Marshall CToWder
Of Blackstone, and Hubert Glliiland
Of the navy visited Roy Dennis Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Prospect

Rev Philip Thomas. A w Lewis
and Mrs r. A Brisentine attended
the Farmville District Evangelistic
Rally at CreWe Church Monday
evening at 8 Mr.. and Mrs. H. +.
Ferguson and J v Lewis also at
tended.
The WSCS executive meeting was
held at the parsonage Monday at
7.45 pm
Our young people who have re-
turned to college are Miss Linda
Taylor TO Mary Washington, Misses
Ruth and Nancy Brisentlne To Long
wood and Bobby Durfee to VPI
Others entering college this term
are Richard Foster Glenn at Hamp-
den-Sydncy and John Carson to
smithdeal-Massey in Richmond
MI and Mrs. j. f. Glenn at
tended the funeral Of Frederick
Vaughan, MIS-. Glenns nephew, in
Nashville. N. c.. Friday
Mrs Mamie Andrews. Of Rice
spent Thursday and Friday with
her mother-ln-Iaw, Mrs. Ida An
dreWs. in the Glenn home.
Mrs G M Price and G. M
Price. Jr., visited her daughter
Carey Blanton Price. In Stuart
Circle Hospital in Richmond Sun
day Miss Price has been Il patient
there for the past week
Mrs X A johnson. Mrs, Claude
Solllhall Miss Betty Lou Sonthall.
Mrs johnny johnson and Mrs.
Paul Johnson spent last week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

Gods Wealth and Ours" will be
held in the Fitzgerald Baptist
church Tuesday September %. at
7 30 pm. The discussion will be led
b. MIS- N. J Allen Of Enonville
Miss 10 Blanton. Of Charlottas-
vile. spent the past week endlwith
her sister Mrs, Hubert C Gillian
Mr. and MIS-. Meriw ettie r
Vaughan Smith and sons. Bill and
Buck. visited Mr.. and Mrs G. c.
Hundley and Charles Hundley Sun
day at Clover Hill Farm, Farmyllle
Mrs p. Clements. who !
been making her home with her son.
J G. Clements at Rock Garland.
has moved to Farmvile with Dr.
and Mrs Francis j Clements Shr
is in declining health and finds it
more convenient to be With her son.
DR. Clements.
See Horse Show
The Philip Franck family at
tended the annual Virginia Stat"
Hcrsr Show Friday hsld Oh the Al
lantlc Rural Exposition grounds.
Richmond. and were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Fred Hohmann
Mr. and Mrs. j A Hayes and
Mrs. J +. Sheriff. had as their
guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs
George Crisp and son. and Mrs
Addie Holloway of Hewlett. and
Mrs. W J Layel. of Richmond.
Week end guests We're Mr. and Mrs
Orrin Sheriff. and daughters. Joan
and Brenda OF Boone. N c., and
Mr.. and Mrs. J Edgar Hayes and
family. Of Waverly Mrs J F. Sher-
rill returned to her home in Boone
N. c.. following two weeks visit
here
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
putneys News
Putneys News
Richard Calhoun
Completes Round
The World Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Calhoun.
Anne, Al and Jimmy. and Mrs. Il.
A. Calhoun spent the week end i'll
Richmond with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Calhoun.
Mrs. Ruth Smith spent the week
end with Mr., and Mrs. j. @. Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs jamie Daniel spent
some time with Miss Molly Daniel
and w. g. Daniel recently
Walton Anderson left last week
for college in Maxton. N. c.
Miss Agnes Johns visited Mr. and
Mrs J q, Anderson Tuesday Other
visitors in the j G. Anderson home
were Miss Josephine fowler. Wal
tel and Eugene fowler. Nh. and
Mrs. H f. Dobbins. Paris Dobbins
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Maloney.
Recent guests Of the Allen Cal
houns were Mrs. Calhoun's brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom
Herndon and Beverley Claire, of
Gordonsville.
Rev 9. +. Bel IS spending
few days in Richmond with his
brother, Richard Bell, and his
nieces. Mrs. Erwin Tynis and Mrs.
Carter Richardson.
Allen Calhoun has received word
that his brother. Richard, will be
home from southeastern Asia with
in a few days He will fly from
Cambodia via the Pacific, complet-
ing a round-theworld trip, as he
went the European way last Janu-
ary
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

An unusual annual event in which
fifty or more participated was the
combined celebration of a number
Of birthdays Of one uut Of six fani-
lies. namely The JoyceS. Nichols.
Eabc0ckS. Ransons Blankenshlps
ana Bladleys A picnic lunch was
spread on the lawn at the home OF
Mn and Mrs. Gray Nichols. Of
Ballsvlllc The families have been
close lifetime friends Mr. and Mrs
W F. Ransom ana Miss joyce Ran
son were among the guests. Mrs.
w. F.. Ransom and Miss Joyce Ran
hcncred guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Murray and
children. Charles and Lee Blanton
Murray. returned to Petersburg
Sunday following a week end visit
with Mr. and Mrs Andrew f, God
sey at Bnrlelgh Hall
Sunday In Petersburg
Mr.. and Mrs W l. Dandy. and
daughter Linda Lyle accompanied
by Miss Fannie Foster, Mis-
Matte Westman, Miss Mary +
Godsey and j. I Foster. il. spent
the day Sunday IN Petersburg as
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Oliver
Haynes Blankenship
The Misses Janet and J 0 e
Foster and J. NJ Foster. Of Farm
Vile. and Mr. and Mrs J. r Pierce
o. Richmond were among the
guests Sunday Of Mrs J L. God
sey and Johnny Godsey MS Jo-
nella Bloch. of Pocahonlas, is
spending some time here
Mr. and Mrs. A l. Brandt were
visitors Sunday Of his brother. John
H. Brandt and family i'll Amelia
A mission study class entitled
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

day
Mrs. Glenn Elliott and son, Glenn
Allen, Of CreWe, came Saturday to
spend a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Scruggs
Mr. and Mrs Spencer ST. John,
of Burkeville, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Morgan.
NM. and Mrs. G. O. Dalton, Of
Crave visited the Herman Cook
family Sunday afternoon.
Nh and Mrs Monk and son, OF
Richmond visited the Charlie and
al Schmidt homes Sunday.
Mrs Al Schmidt visited her par
eihs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ried in
farlnville Sunday
Mrs Melvin Scruggs and Gloria
visited Mrs c. H. Schmidt Sunday
night
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
Cumberland News Happenings
Six Different Families Get together
For A Mammoth Birthday Celebration

Mrs Joseph Fore RlanIon and
daughter. Joanna. Of farmvllle.
We're dinner guests Sunday Of Mrs
Blantons parents. Mr. and Mrs L.
3 Dandy al Oakwood
Tennessee Guests
Guests during the week end Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. v Couch were
Mr.. and Mrs. / B Couch and son
Bradley, Of Johnson City, Team !,
Mrs J j Bishop. Sheila and Terry.
of Petersburg. Paul Williams. of
Richmond and Jerry Wayne Couch
Of Crcwc
Mrs. H r. Bryant entered South
side Community Hospital Sunday
where she viii undergo 4 major
operation this week
Mrs. w T. Atkins. accompanied
BY Miss Mary Alice Glenn. motorcd
10 Lynchburg Sunday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Ernest kcdricE
and family
Visit New Relative
Mrs r L. Adams. Jr., the Misses
Brenda Carol and Dcbbie Adams
accompanied by Mrs L |. Adams.
Of Ashby. spent Sunday III Rich
mond visiting relatives, among them
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Adams and
family including their new son Rob
ert Blythe Adams, born August
Last week Mr. and Mrs Max Il
Harlan. III, had as their guests her
parents. Mr. and Mrs ] II Nor
rison. Of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs A W DAVIS visited
friends in BUCKINGHAM county sun.
day which included Mr. and Mrs
Tom Lang, Of Gold Hill Mr. and
Mrs Athal Butler. Mrs Vlrgia And
erson and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. K
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19

at the Prospect cabin at Weems
Mrs, Mary Glenn Taylor and
Miss Nancy Taylor, Of Richmond,
and Mrs. r. B. Wilson. Of Green
Bay. were dinner guests Of Mrs
Eta Glenn Saturday.
Billy Young, OF Richmond, is
spending this week with his mother
Mrs j. II Young
Mrs Charles Henry and children.
Of Richmond were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. Glenn during the
week end
Mrs j. f. Alsop was patient
in Southside Hospital early III the
week Miss Caroline Alsop. Of Char
lottesville. spent Saturday night and
Sunday with her mother
A bevy OF Farmville girls from
the football game spent Friday
night with Miss Emma Garnet
Xix.
W c. Chick and Tom Xix are on
the sick list this week.
Mrs Gertrude Reynolds. Of Rich
mond is guest in the c. B Carson
home
Mr. and Mrs o. p. Farrar, Jr.,
Landa and Pitt, were week end
guests in the Farrar home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p Farraf
motored To Burkeville Saturday
Mrs D s. Glenn spent several
days with her daughter. Mrs r. b
Wilson. Of Green Bay. this week
Mi and MIS- G. A. Garden, il
ana Misses Claire and Bagley Gar
den, Of kenbridge. were dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Garden Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19
STORE TAKES TO TENT

Jacksonville, Fla. A super
market burned down and one week
Later re-opened in huge tent
pitched on q parking lot Of the
burned store. Launched with clowns
and other circus atmosphere, the
store alder canvas went Oh a 24
hour-tIav schedule pending compile
ton Of the new building.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-19


DAVIS. Of New Canton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Atkinson. Of Cedar Croft
Mss Ida Amos. member Of the
Franklin elementary school faculty
III Richmond. was the week end
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Z. d..
Brown. and family.
Winchester Trip
Mrs Margaret r. Boggs spent a
few days this week visiting Miss
Irene Stipe and other friends IN
Winchester
MI. and Mrs. II G Atkinson were
dinner guests Wednesday Of their
daughter and sonin-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. t. Walker in Richmond
/ Mt. and Mrs K W. Angle and
sons. Steve and Don, Of Rocky
Z Mount. were week end guests OF
her parents. Mn and Mrs f Alan
Carter
I Miss Angie Glenn. Of Richmond
spent her vacation at her home
/ heae last week.
/ Recent guests Of Mi, and Mrs
I NJ. NJ. George were Mr. and Mrs.
NJ W. Lawson Margaret and
Jimmie. Of Amelia MIR and Mrs,
\ II. = Spcas. Vickie and David JEFF
/ ferry. Mr.. and MIS- Upper George,
Billy. Michael and Barry Wayne. OF
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs N y.
Huskey Brenda and Steve, Of Mid
] lothian
Guests Sunday Of Mrs B a.
Peters and Carroll Peters were Nh
/ ana MIS-. j w Sandcrson MIS-.
/ Matte Blanton and Margaret sac
Amos. Of Farmvllle
AT Bankers Meeting
Mi. and Mrs Max 3 Harlan, il.
were among these who attended
the annual meeting Of the Virginia
Bankers Association held at the
jefferson Hotel Saturday evening
IN Richmond They. with their
daughter. Carol were overnight
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II Moril-
son Mary Ann Harlan spent Satur-
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