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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-21
Raiders victors In Tilt
With MarysviIIe;; Still In
Lead OF Mid Six Cagers
Meade High Man
In London Line;
Score Was 46-45

London's Red Raiders took an
other Mid Six Victory Friday eve
ming when they downed a victory
starved Marysville team by last
minute one point margin. Reyn-
olds threw in the final goal after
he had taken pass from Garrard,
giving the Raiders the one point
margin and score of 46-45.
Pointwise, the game was one of
the closest of the season all the
way. The widest margin London
could gain was six points during
the last period, and they were
never behind more than two points.
London did manage to draw first
blood, and continued in the lead
most of the way, but missed de-
feat only through a one and one
foul which a Marysville player
missed following the 35 second
score by Reynolds. London held
the ball for % seconds after the
close shave, and came home unde-
feated in the first round of Mid
Six playing. And now they remain
the only ndefeated team in the
league.
After leading one point at the
end of a 12-11 first period, the
Raiders managed to increase the
score to 24-22 at the half. In the
third quarter both teams scored 9
points still giving London a two
point edge In the final period
Marysville hit IA points while Lon
don finally captured 13 bringing
the game to the final score of 46-
as.
Arrick and Tumblison were both
well below their potential in the
Marysville fracas. Meade took scor-
ing honors with 18 points as Gar
rard garnered 10 to be second.
Meade and Garrard accounted for
Is percent of London's 35 rebounds.
The free shots showed a marked
decrease as only s of 10 were hit,
for AZ percent. The Raiders hit 10
of 81 field goals for 81 percent.
Meade hit eight times in his nine
trials from the floor to have the
top average of the game.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-21
WITH THE
YOUNGER SET
HAPPY HELPERS

HAPPY HELPERS
The Happy Helper Blue Bird
group smet at the Presbyterian
Church. After a short meeting we
had refreshments.
Then Mrs. Laird and Mrs. Bal
lenger took us out to Georges
Greenhouse where Mrs. George
showed us through.
Our next meeting is Friday, the
oath at $3.50 at Mrs. Hotlon's.
Sandy Ballenger
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-21

Individual scoring by London
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-01-21
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF APPnINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate OF James Curtis Boggs De-
ceased. Edith NJ. .Boggs has been ap-
pointed and qualified as Administra-
trix of the estate OF James Curtis
Boggs late of Madison County, Ohio,
deceased
Dated this 31st day OF December
A.D. 1857. Number 1877 Docket 6
Page 52S.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge OF Said County
Jan. 6 13 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

son, fhlladslnhla, ~; cspeda, Ear
Franeisco, Ga Aaron, Milwaukee, 81
hirs--Mayn, san Erancisee, IaOi Alh.
burn. PhilaaelRhia. ll1. hanka
Chlcaao. 1887 Walla. Chicago. 100
cepeoe. san Francisco, i2D,
n0unLMs--Iloak, scinclnnati. Is
Aaron. Miluaukse. 20: thomson
Chicaao, ana Skinner and oroat
flttanufGh. -.
rRlPLLs-vlrdon, Pittsbursh. IL
nsnka. Shleaeoi Aahnurn, fhilA,
delphla, MAYS, san Francisco. Ane
hlaalnsame' 81. Louis. y.
hOME RUNs-nanks. chicaao, n
lnomA4, PittaburRh, ess Aaron
Milwaukee. ~. Mathews, MILWAUKEE,
-, Wal,s, Chicago, and cepedA. 6af
Franc.aco, p.
s-DLEN nAsEs--Mays, san Franciseo
III. Aahbufn. fhiladelphia, 20
hiaAlnEame. 81, Louis, ~, r. Taylor
Cnieaeo' ana thinner, Los Anae:es
rCtiINo-t biased on 10 or NOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, san Fran
rsSnciseo. ia. 700; Purksy. cin '
einnati, and semproch, Philsdelphia
lse' $50 SPAIN, Milwaukee, iA-s
'IKEopTs--Jones 81, LOUIS. lsa
Anionehi san Francisco 90
Milwaukee, ~; Roberts, Philadelphia
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D. c. Printers PIoy Boston
In Bottle of Unbeoten Mines

NEW YORK. Aug. Q Cspe-
eiaD Washington and Boston,
both unbeaten In two starts In
the Union Printers double elm
nation baseball tournament
meet today In the feature game
Other games list Detroit
(a-0l VS.. Baltimore (i-D, and
st. Louis DID vs.. 81. Paul
DID. New York draws a bye
In games yesterday. WASH
ington shut out ST. Louis. 100,
Boston hlanked Pittsburgh. so;
Detroit defeated 81. Paul;
1915: Baltimore blasted Gin
cinnati. 24-7. and New York
edged Chicago. 1912. Chicago
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati were
eliminated.
For the second successive
day. Washington got excellent
pitching. In the opener, Gene
Melito threw a no hitter
against Pittsburgh for q 90
victory. Yesterday Greg Morris
was the star.
Morris, former George Wash
ington University southpaw, al
lowed i've hits and struck Out
II. In addition. he hit q two
run homer. Bill Kallas and
Glenn Barbara led Washing
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Paige Suspended
By Martins for
Indefinite Period

MIAMI. AUG. 9 @.-Leroy
(SatcheD Paige. Negro pitching
phenomenon who retains the
ability 10 win at aee SO or SO
Ia under indefinite suspension
by the Miami Martins.
General Manager Joe Ryan
said the suspension was Inn
posed for utter disregard Of
rules"
The action came after Pas
was placed on the clubs inc,
tive list Monday az Montreal
Paige had quit the team 70
about an hour during the wee.
end but returned and pitched q
Rochester. Sunday. He wa,
quoted as saying he wanted ar
unconditional release.
Paige accused the Martins Of
mot paying him the salary duI
him and not giving him an!
meal money for the l3-day roaC
"trip.
Ryan said Paige had received
advances on his salary and tina
he didn't get meal money be-
cause he wasn't around whel
Ia was nassed nut
Satchel has won Q games ant
lost 7 this season for the Mar
Inns.
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Portsmouth defeated Alexan-
dria, "a. In opening-round play
OF the Virginia American Le-
gion Eastern Zone baseball
playofis last night at Fort
Belyoir.
Sandston beat Newport News
OF. In an afternoon game OF
the double-eliminatlon tourna-
ment. Alexandria and Newport
News meet today with the loser
dropping out.
Ronald Davis. Portsmouth,
winning pitcher. gave up I'VE
hits. struck out six and hit 9
solo homer yesterday.
Today's schedule:
EASTERN ZONE
Second noundl
mexandria tO-tl W. Newport New
. Portsmouth, 40, vs.. sand.tOn 400
pm.
WESTERN ZONE
tFlrtt Round 81 Front ReyaD
Baksett vs.. ,Lynehbure. : pm,
Front Royal Va, orange, . pm.
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Dell Playing Fraser
In Tourney Of Upsets

SOUTH ORANGE. N. j.. AUG.
9 R-The Eastern grass courts
tennis championships may be
remembered as the tournament
OF upsets II anything like yes
terday's pattern Is 0ntinued.
Players are down 10 the
uuarterfinals today. with some
unexpected survivors. Those
sidelined yesterday. In what so
far this season Is the biggest
day Of upsets In a major tour
nament. include Ashley Cooper
Of Australia. the Wimbledon
champion: Whitney Reed,
member OF Americas Davis Cup
team; Christine Truman. the
English girl sensation. and
Karol Fageros Of Miami.
In addition. Nal Anderson
and Neale Fraser. two other
Ausie stars. we're extended 10
three sets before squeaking
through.
Cooper got his from John
Cranston, a 2l-year-old Cali
fornian from UCLA, who
simply outplayed the man
rated the No. / amateur In the
world for q Ga. 6-3 decision.
1Reed. fifth seeded. was
equally surprised and out
fought by Don Dell Of Be-
thesda, Nd, lie. 81. Also
upset was Eduardo Soriano.
Argentine Davis Cupper. by
Charles Mckinley Of Siam.
Mo. 6-3. l-6. 60.
The winners also included
Dick Savitt. Sam Giammalva
and Ham Richardson Of Ar
lington. Va.
Dell will be aiming for an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF

BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF
PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
Swing breaks down In compete
ton.
DIAGNOSIS: It's too compn-
Gated.
TREATMENT: Keep your
golf swing simple. Basically, the
golf swing consists Of two
things: % Getting in position
to hit, and (2) hitting.
That's q good way to look at
the problem. All the things I've
been trying to tell you N these
pieces (about hips. elbows.
knees, etc.. believe me, are i'm
portant. But they must be kept
in the proper perspective. That
is, they must be thought Of as
steps toward getting in position
to hit, or for hitting.
Remember always that the
swing for a long shot is simply
an extension Of the swing for
a short shot. Very few golfers
tend to complicate things when
all that's required is q short
stroke for a little chip shot.
They don't make a loop at the
top of the backswing, for in
stance, and they don't tend to
start the downswing before the
backswine is c mpleted-at
least not as they do on full-shot
swings.
AS I've said, the fun swing is
Just an extension Of the quarter
swing. Simplify your swing by
keeping that firmly in mind.
tcopyright 1858 John r. Ollie Col
YOU CAN'T MISS! HERE'S
WHY. Read Cary Middlecoff's
pamphlet Left Arm Control"
and see for yourself. To get
your copy, send 10 cents and q
stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope to Cary Middlecoff, to this
paper.
FRIDAY - MurderOus Hooks)
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NATIONAL

Continued From Pare C-l
BY winner Glen Hobble, only 10
lose on an error by Danny
o'connell, q walk and Banks
single.
In Cincinnati. Joe NuxhaIl
was the winner In relief. Richie
Ashburn had two hits 10 retain
the batting lead at .343.
Billy Muffett went all the way
In steaming heat In st. Louis.
holding the Dodgers to seven
hits. Danny McDevitt was
chased with his fourth defeat.
The II hits marked a season
high for the Cards. Until they
won Monday they had lost
seven straight and had been
held scoreless for 80 innings.
Stan Musial's two hits left him
at $40 and IN third place In
the batting race.
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AMERICAN
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page CT
Mickey Vernon's homer,
Charlie Maxwell led of the
Detroit fifth with a homer for
the lone run of McLish.
Billy Monbouquette. a 81
year-old rookie, beat Washing
ton, I'll, for his first victory for
Boston.
Chicago jumped on Bob Grim
for five runs in the third in
ming and hung on for a ga edge
over Kansas City with some
neat relief work by Turk Lown,
who put down an uprising In
the fifth and BANKED the AS
the rest of the way to earn the
victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
AMEnIcAN LHAauH

BATTING biased on $50 or more a
bats - Goodman. Chiraao. SIS
nunnelk Boston. ace. kuenn, De,
ret .assi ksssas ciiS $50; Power
Mantle. New York, NJ: Power
leseIfna; enc as CRY s saa ,s Sl.s
Sisvsisnap 81. SUI
,uNs RATED IN--Jensen. Boston
b; Bsfis New YORK and lemon
Wnahlngton. -.
- ct, Chieaao, 1881 Powff
Cleveland. res Malnone, nta.on. iea
hnnnela Boston. iai; knenn De
1oUniEs@kusnn. Detroit. 20; Kallps
pssrolt. % Power gleyslana 70
UtfLfA - futile. Kansas City. 4
.smon: washin s on, n Powst cleys
snd. Z; harris, Detroit, and MARTIN
" 1kuNg-e Jensen. Boston, an,
Ma tile, New York, 30, Gerry, karsa
cav and aievers, washington, -
Soifyito. Kansas Gus. ~. -
ioLhN BASIS = Apareeio, chleago
siO al HnesS Ss ssa - ess:l sS
and Mantle. New York. 10.
ITCHING based on 40 or more De
eisional -DelQck, Boston, 1872, ,h3.l
nurley. New YORK. 10. $40, hyce
Washington, n.:i $50: Ford, Ney
York Lass. .ssa; Moore. chIeasc
aikE0Ufs-rurlsy, New York. iea
Wynn. Chicago, 100. Bunnine. pe
Fierce. chieaso. ioi.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ATTING biased on $50 or more .
batsl -Ashburn. philadelphia, .3AJ
Gayt san VI, tfan ss. ;Stb; i Ansisl
and Dark, CHICAGO, $50.
SuNs-Banks, Chicago, 81; NAYS, sal
Francisco, 1b; Aaron, MllvaGket
"a; walls, chieago, and Neal, 10
Runs nATTED M-Banks chiesec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
MiIt Davis Hurt
In Colts Drill

WESTMINSTER. Md. Aug.
6 R.-Milt Davis. all-pro
safety man for Baltimore. was
injured yesterday during a
workout at the Colts training
camp.
Davis collided with End Ray
mond Berry and received a hip
injury.
Trainer Eddie Block said
Davis would be out of action q
week to 10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
FIGHT RESULTS

$685. :sSS u. Sss.'y Ssr. 'iilSP'isI:'
out Herman Henry, iSs, san Ffan-
sfRrsroL. Conn Chico v.,.r, iss,
washinfton, iB5, Portland. Ne.
HoNoLULU.-stan Harrington, $50,
Honolulu, stopped Karl HeinH ouder,
SOas, Germany 3.
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Double Aces

LUBBOCK. Tex, Aug. 8 up,
Mrs. Culver Hill scored a hole
In one yesterday on Lubbock
Country Clubs 18th hole. A
little later Phil Hudson, IS,
holed his tee shot on the same
l75-yard par-3 hole.
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other upset today when he
tackles Fraser. who was ex-
tended 10 the limit before
beating Mike Green OF Miami
Beach. "a. So. 65.
In the two top surprises Of
the women's card. Miss Tru-
man was sIdelined by is-year-
old owyneth Thomas OF
Shaker Heights. Ohio. and
Miss Faeeros bowed 10 pert
Mary Ann Mitchell Of San
Leandro, Calf, Ga, ga.
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tons is-hit attack. each get
tins -four hits. Barbara also
got four hits IN the opener.
WAeHINuTn 009 UQ2 ea0--iO IL o
81 Louis 900 % 000-O x
Morrh and Russell, cnlyer (51; car.
saonna' Munseh ~; wsrls al and
donna.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25

9cruggs and son. MI. Maxey Will
be remembered by his friends as
a former associate with Ferguson
Motor Company.
Kent Scruegs has returned after
spending several days N Rich
mond visiting his brother and sister
ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd ScruRes
Mrs. Howard Carson and chill
dren visited her mother. Mrs. Frank
Metcalf. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Layne. Jr..
and daughter. Of Pennsylvania. are
expected this week to spend their
vacation with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Hatcher Layne
Misses Betty and Judy Layne. Of
Lynchbure are spending a week
wi b their grandparents IN the
country,
Mrs Iva Scruggs, u boswell
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs
George Elder
Report Oh 1tplets
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley Mundy and
children. OF Bowling Green. re
Gently visited relatives here. Folks
will remember the trlplets Of Mr.
and Mrs. Mundy. two boys and q
girl.
Mrs. Herman Scruggs visited her
father. Fred Waddill. OF Lynchburg.
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Pdkistan Visitor LeaUes Hirburg With
Impressions Of Hospitality, Hard Work

Filled and over flowing onto the
haH steps Was the living room vi
Mrs Lizzie Ford and Mrs Alice
Marshall when the Pamplin Home
Demonstration Club met III their
home Thursday
Names Of four new members
Misses Minnie and Mamie Dole.
Mrs. J. w. d. Canada. and MS.
Luther Nash. were added TO the
roll
Mrs. Leslie Lyon. whose hobby
Is raising and arranging flowers.
gave clear directions for flower ar
rangements for churches.
II you happen to be drivinp
through Pamplin. and should see
IN yard. two beautiful weeping
WILLOWS and 4 proiuslon OF flowers
anytime from early spring To late
autumn. you viii be passing the
home Vi Mrs Leslie Lyon. OTHER.
wise known as Miss Annie
lFYE Leaves
Ch Friday morning with tNlnee
CT sadness. the Johnny and viii
liam Hikes said farewell 10 Mr.
AMER Ud-Din.
This student from Pakistan has
been III their midst for ten days.
His keen mind and quaint speech
had endeared him to all Who knew
him.
He was asked TO give His i'm.
preston OF Virginia
Number Il he said especially
pleased with the hospitality u the
people z
Number 2. greatly impressed by
the activities OF the All Clubs etc 3.
he organizes these Iii Paklstan !
Number 8. mechanical farming
interested HE.
There Is not SO much machinery
used III farming III his country
What they have comes from U.S.A.
and Great Britain
Number 4. l have noticed that
the people are always busy. and
are hard workers
Learning to be horsewomen ct a
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Cullen.
<. !

The Intermediate Glass Of Cullen
Baptist Sunday School enjoyed "A
hay ride and picnic at Holiday Lake
on Wednesday II was an ideal day
Tor a swim and picnic under the
supervision OF Mrs. Blanch Scruggs
and Mr. and Mrs Lewis Scruggs
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Cannon
and children. OF boswell. spent Sun
day visiting their aunt and Mrs
Myrtle Scruggs
Mrs Jesse Scruggs and daugll-
ter visited Mrs. Frank Foster and
the Rev and Mrs Fred Smith. In
PheniX, Oh Saturday
Miss Alice and Elizabeth Layne
daughters .. Mr. and Mrs Hammond
Layne spent the week end with
their parents.
Joe Evans Is spending the sum.
mer visiting his son and daughter
ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ivmmie
Evans.
Richmond Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Maxey and
children. Of Richmond. spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
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tender age We're Janet and Jane
HIS. Hast Thursday When they rode
the Pc mes al Concord Riding
Ranch
After The f!din2 tun tire was d
picAic dinner honuiihg their cousins.
Joanna, Lynn and Jack Oliver. OF
kenslngton. Md. who are visiting
their grandmother. Mrs. r. II.
Oliver al Prospect.
Mrs Geo"gie Coleman Wilkerson
and her daughter. Mrs. Mildred
Young. Of Prospect. visited their
uncle Joel Coleman Sunday after
noon
After spending i week With her
tMo aunts MS Ll4zle Ford and
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Jimmy and Anne Scott have re-
turned home after visiting he r
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs Harrison Saunders. at Charles
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Baudie Carter and
MIR and Mrs. Billy Slayton and son.
spent the past week IA Roanoke
visiting relatives
Mrs Arnold IhrOckmorton. Mrs.
Thomas Dfisklll anu Mrs Is er
SWalley spent Monday at Holiday
Lake where they registered their
children. Johnny Throckmorton.
Tommy Driskill. and Melinda Swal-
ley, for week of camp.
Mrs. Andrew Throckmorton Mrs.
Arnold ThrocAmortOn and children
and Mrs Bert SWalley, and Lou
spent Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f Reynolds. at MartinsvIllc.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Reynolds. at
Callands. and Mr.. and Mrs. Tulane
IhrOckmorton. and family III
Chatham.
Reunion
1t was reunion time Sunday al
the home OF Mr. and Mrs j. ~.
htchely when all Of their children
Rol together for the first time III
many years, Those present were
Mr.. and MIS-. John Graft and chit
ditn. Of Tappahannock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Clark, and daughter
Of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Dowdy. and daughter. OF near
Farmvllle. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Paulson. and children. Of Worsham
Miss Temple Lipscomb has re-
turned TO her position In Richmond
after spending several days III
Cleveland. Ohio. with Her aunt
Mrs Eddie Roberts.
MI and Mrs Leonard Slaytun
and Miss Mabel Boyer attended the
Mckay Elliot wedding at Prospect
Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs James Alien and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Dee Allen.
and children. and Mr. and Mrs
Sam Motley and children. all Of
FarHville. visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Allen, during
the week
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MIS- Alice Marshall at Pamplin
Mrs Mae Gillian cleland Of Wash.
.nston. returned Oh Saturday to the
ilone " MI and Mrs Eugene
Sears where She has Deem re-
cupe,atin9 this summer
The funeral Of Mrs. c. e. III
liotte. nee Roxie Irving who
died suddenly Friday evening. was
conducted at Robinson Funeral
Home in Appomattox Sunday after
noon
lntcrment was in the Frank Irv-
ing cemetery near PaInplin.
DR. Twyman Williams conducted
the services
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Oak Forest

The Ashby Home Demonstration
Club met al the home Of Mrs
Lewis Dawson Wednesday after
noon
Mis- Dawson read 4 Bible stor,
and prayer MISS Ann Graccy
gave talk and showed how u
make stencils and 70 paint pictlFei
Oh black pieces Of cardboard
The following perso wen,
there Mrs JACK Martin. N \
Clover Sanderson Mrs Robert Mar
tin Mrs Randolph Harrison, Mrs
q A Stouncll. Mrs w b Ston
nell Mrs. Sam Bigger MIS- Ver
ME w Meador, Mrs W + Sand
efsOn Mrs Eric Robinson, MIS-.
Ola Walton. Mrs F.d Walton Mrs
Earhart. Mrs t. Pickett Mrs w
s Anderson.
Mrs Hugh Cole and children y
P0Wllatan. visited Mrs Lewis DaW
son. Thursday afternoon
Miss Beverly Ann Speas sprn
last week with Mr. and Mrs HanrS
Brown and MI and Mrs A f
Plpjunge She retained u Rich
nond yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Pucketl
visited Mis- Irene Bradbury sun
day III Virginia Baptist hospital
unc ht.1rp
Miss Betty and Mis- Jenliri
Sheldon. u keysvllle. are visiting
MISS Janet Stonntl!
Miss Betty Sheldon Miss Jellftl
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry attended the
funeral 81 billiard Jones Ill Buck
ingham Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Bert SWalley. and Lou. and
MIS-. A. M ockmoiton. and
granddaughter. Susan. shoppcd III
Richmond, last Tuesday
Nh and Mis- i NJ Thackaton
and children. Dolly Dickie ana
Betty. l. l.. living. and EVeirtte
Hughes recently toured Skyline
Drive. aud visited the State Fish
Hatchery there
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.Throck

Mr.. and Mrs. Autie Milan. anl
children. Of Richmond. and Mr.
and Mrs Dutch" Kock, anC
daughter. Of Norfolk. were recen
visitors Of their parents. Mr. anc
Mrs. NJ. 3. Drlskill
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie 4 Skinner
Jr. Of Richmond. spent the Week
end OF the fourth with lis parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Skinner.
Miss Patricia Slayton returned
home Friday after spending a week
with her uncle and aunt. Mr., and
Mrs. Walter Cartwright, Jr.. al
Deep Creek
MIR. and Mrs. Stuart Belvin. q
Key West. Fla. and Mr. and Mrs
Sonny Collins. and children. Of Ole
Hickory. Tenn. recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. r M, Thackston.
Mr. and MS. Sam Mosher. ant
family. Of Pennsylvania were re-
cent guests Of her parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs. J Is. Hughes.
Miss Margaret Mylum left fol
Richmond last week where she ac-
cepted position there
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Dallas. and
children. Of Florida. returned home
this week after spending vacation
with her parents. MI. and MIS-
Willie Collie
Mrs Russell SluytOn. and Johnny
spent last week at Hopewell with
her brofher-in-laW and sister. Mr.
and Mrs Julian Liptrap
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on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Gowen. Of Victoria, also visited In
the home Of r. L. Young at
Bethlehem.
Mr. and Mrs X u Layne and
Paul I.ayne visited their sister.
Mrs Grace Garrison. On Sunday
Mrs. Garrison continues indIsposed
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Scurggs. Of
Darlington Heights. visited their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Iayne.
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Legion last week She had a Wond-
erful time and a very instructive
time which was great help to her
and her sponsors
Mr.. and Mrs Conway Anderson
u Richmond visited Mr. and Mis-
4 L Anderson Sunday afte:hooh
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25
Tre CHURCH soR AL
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The Church il ne greater, factor On
s.tth 70, the tu,'d,ss u character and
GOOD ei,,aen,hip Il i a ,,orehou,e Of
.pir,iu.i v.lus, Wiihou, strong Church
he.'her democracy nor eivshraiioa can
survive. There are iour sound reason,
Why every pefson should attend service,
regularly and support The Church They
arc 81 For his own sate. ~ For ri,
,hildrens sake. 81 For he sake Of hi.
community and nation. ~ For he ,aks
Of the Church itself. which need. hn
moral and material support. Plan TO 90
to church regularly and resd your Bible
daily.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-25


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