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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

Montgomery's high schools
are "far from sufficient" to
handle the advance wave of
postwar babies" that will hit
them in a few years.
This grim fact was passed on
last week from the board of ed.
ucation to the County Council
by County Manager M. L. Reese
along with a concrete construc.
ton program through 1868 as a
solution for the problem.
The advance wave" is now in
the fifth grade which this year
totals close to 5000 pupils as com
pared to 2240 in the 18th grade.
The present fifth grade will hit
the senior highs in 1862.
This means that in the next
six years facilities in the senior
highs alone will be needed to
house 5000 additional children.
Budgeting for these facilities will
have to be done before 1862 as
senior highs take two years to
build.
Specific plans for new high
schools and additions to old ones
for the next five years include:
Aspen Hill, new. open in 1860,
1900 capacity, 1866 enrolment
expected in 1868.
Lincoln Junior High, closed in
in 1858.
Montgomery Blair, 400 capaci-
ty addition, ready in 1860, '63
enrolment estimated 2411.
North Bethesda Junior, 300
capacity addition open in 1859,
'63 enrolment, 1756.
SpringbrOok Junior Senior
High, new, 1900 capacity building
open in 1860, '63 enrolment 1894,
400 capacity addition ready in
1862.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

A total of 141 aspirants to
political offices in the county
had filed by midnight Monday
for nomination in the May &c
primaries.
Candidates have until Satur
day at midnight to withdraw be-
fore preparation of the ballots
Several earlier aspirants with.
drew just before the filing dead
line and others have announced
intentions of Withdrawing. This
newspaper, herewith, attempts to
indicate from which organized
groups candidates may expect
support. 1t is acknowledged that
the political an d S are shifting
constantly.
The symbol (URC) after a
candidates name means he has
the support of the United Repub,
lican Committee. The symbol
tORG) follows those Republican
candidates identified by Walter
w. Dawson, longtime COP or
ganization lie a der, as those
backed by the Republican or.
ganization. The symbol (C) indi-
Gates candidates that will prob.
ably be supported by the Demo
cratic Caucus group. Those with
no symbol designations are either
independent candidates, those not
known to be on a slate, or those
Identified with the Democratic
organization, which is expected to
field a slate soon.
Incumbents are designated by
an asterisk.
House Of Delegates (sIx to he eiected)
Democratic candidates: Bernard D. Glad
Spring; Louis II. Cohen, Silver Spring;
Edna p. Cook, Silver Spring: James c.
Gildea, Chevy Chase &C.; ]. Grahame
Walker. Bethesda CO.: Blair Lee, III,
Rockville: Samuel B. Groner, Silver Spring
&C.; Mrs. Margaret c. Schweinhaut, Kens-
ington tC), and Earl ] Lombard. Etchi-
son &C..
dates: Murray Preston. Chevy Chase (URC
and ORG) II. Madeline Allan, Silver
Spring (URC); George A. Moore, Chevy
Chase; Gilbert Hahn. Jr., Bethesda tURC
and ORG; James r. Miller, Jr., Bethesda
tURC); Thomas Minor Anderson, Jr. Rock
vile (URC and ORG; w. Perry Doing.
Silver Spring; Louis w. Enrich Kensngton
toRG); Brent Bozeil. Chevy Chase Alvin
/. Aubinoe, Jr., Bethesda tORG); Charles
A. Camalier, Jr., Chevy Chase (ORG) (;
Ronald S. Senseman, Silver Spring
state senator lone to be elected), Demo
cratic candidate: Edward S. Northrop,
Chevy Chase Co: Republican candidate; J.
Douglas Bradshaw. Silver Spring (URC).
state Cksutral Committee (seyen to be
elected. Democratic candidates: sAlice w.
Hostetler. Rockville (C): Francis o. Day,
Potomac; William B. Wheeler, Silver
Spring; willard A. Morris, Silver Spring;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
Older Teacher Pay Hike
Denial Stirs Campaign

County Manager M L. Reese's
recommended denial of $4,000 for
pay raises for the county's most
experienced teachers has touched
off an active campaign of opposi-
ton by the Montgomery County
Education Association.
Advertising in the local papers
and articles in the organizations
newsletter, the Educator and fact
sheet, Our Montgomery Schools"
will stress case histories of some
of the 318 teachers, with from 10
to 40 years experience, who have
had no salary increases for the
past two years.
In addition, Arthur D. Simonds,
Jr., executive secretary for the
group, will plead the teachers
case before a number of local
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
AT RMHS
AT RMHS From p.
Traffic MishaD
Fatal to Pupil

Avenue from Idaho Avenue col
lided with Packs car on its right
rear side, causing it to turn in a
complete circle and smash into a
third car northbound on Wiscon-
sin Avenue.
That car was being driven by
Jeremiah M. Wright, as, of 3541
South Four Mile Run Road, Ar
lington. Carlene was thrown
from Packs car and was found
lying beneath Wright's car.
Mrs. Lillian Wright was treated
for bruises and shock and re-
leased from Georgetown Hos
pital.
Some students from Gathers
burg and Richard Montgomery
High Schools who attended the
basketball game at Suitland
heard the news of the accident on
portable radios they carried. Sew
eral girls became hysterical.
Richard Montgomery vice prin-
cipal Robert H. Smith said that
several girls had to be excused
from school Monday after hear
ing Of the accident.
Carlene was one of the most
popular girls in school, Smith
said. She would have graduated
in June.
Her excellence as a typist al
ready had guaranteed her a lob
with the School Board following
graduation. Smith said.
In addition to her parents, Car
lene is survived by sister, Joan
Elizabeth, Is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
End of Era from p.
Airport Sold
For $4,000
from p. I

hut unused, Giant food store and
its adjoining parking lot.
Hyde still owns a strip of land
along Rt. 355 and more along the
southern portion of the old air
port.
The airport, which operated for
more than 20 years, ceased to
exist, officially, at shutdown
March 2. Encroaching develop
ments so limited its usefulness
that only Civil Aeronautics Patrol
aircraft used it to any degree
during the last five years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13
LaytOnsville-W OOdfield
Fire House
Card Party
Scheduled
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith w
Clearwater 1862

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Laytonsville District Volunteer
Fire Department will hold a card
party for the benefit of the de-
partment on March % at s Pm.
at the firehouse. There will be
door prizes and refreshments.
DIR. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell
are enjoying visit with their
daughter Mrs. Evelyn Gardner in
the Virgin Islands.
OF interest to many in the
community is the news that the
Rev. Al Livesay, former senin-
arian at st. Bartholomew is be-
ing transferred from his present
church ST. Christopher's in Have
lock, N. c., to a much larger
church st. Anne's in Jacksonville,
N. c. Mr.. Livesay has also been
appointed East Carolina Diocesan
Director of Armed Forces in
which capacity he will direct Epis-
copal activities at all military in
stallations in eastern Carolina. In
cidentally the Livesays have a
second child, Paul Webster born
little over a month ago and
doing fine we are told.
st. Paul's WSCS meets tonight
March 13 at 8 PM. at the church
hall.
Donald Haskin, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. James Haskin celebrated
his fourth birthday March ID with
party for a group of friends
Lenten services are being held
for the three churches in the Lay
louisville Methodist charge each
Wednesday at 8 Pm. at St. Pauls.
Preparatory membership classes
each Friday at 2:30 and 4:30 at
st. Pauls.
The LaytOnsviIle Junior 4-H
met last week at the home of
Jeanne Parlette. Joan Fry gave
a demonstration on biscuits and
Jeanne Parlette on tuna fish
salad.
BufOrd Burke and James Hall
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Burke. They were
joined for dinner on Sunday by
Master Sgt. and Mrs. Albert
Trent and family.
WOODFIELD
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Howard
entertained at a dinner Sunday
in honor of the birthday of their
son-in-law Charles Crabb. In adj
dition to Mr.. and Mrs. Crabb
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ganley, Mrs Virginia Pope and
Stevie, Richard Howard, Miss
Pauline Royce and Arch Thomp-
son.
Mrs. William Mather celebrated
her S0th birthday March IL with
a sort of continuous day-long
party as friends and relatives
dropped in to wish her many
happy returns.
Mrs. Oscar Baker, Mrs. Donald
Warfield, Mrs. Raymond Kemp,
Mrs. Paul Braun and Mrs. Nor.
man Burdette were among those
from Woodfield who attended the
Flower show this week.
The Wesley Grove Methodist
Men enjoyed a banquet Monday
evening served by the ladies of
st. PauPs.
Mrs. Arnold Main entertained
last Monday at a surprise party
honoring the eighteenth birthday
of Miss 10 Ann Shorb at the
Coon Club. Guests included the
members Of the senior class at
Damascus high school.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-03-13

capacity addition in 1863, enroll
ment, 1858.
Potomac Area High, new 1000
capacity building open in 1868.
In addition two new high
schools will be budgeted in 1862,
Germantown, 1900 capacity and
Norbeck, 1000 capacity.
, 1958-07-22

CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
THE HOUSE or o o PICTURES"
Tuesday, July q Double Feature:
TARGET ZERO
Richard Conte : Peggie Castle
KELLY N NE CinemaScope & Technology
Piper Laurie Van Johnson Martha Hyer
Wednesday, July %
Ell DE LOS ANIMALEs On spanish) Technicolor
CThe AnimaI World
A Documentary from Warner Bros, showing 2 billion
years Of raging animal life before the dawn of man! Written,
directed and produced by Irwin Allen, Academy Award
maker of ""The Sea Arotnd Us"
Thursday, July "a SPIN A DARK WEB
Faith Domerguet- Lee Patterson Roma Anderson
Martin Benson
Saturday, July 26 Double Feature:
GUADALCANAL DIARY
Tab Hunter Lloyd Nolan Anthony Quinn
William Bendix
FORBIDDEN PLANET CinemaScope & Color
Walter Pidgeon Anne Francis Leslie Nielsen
Sunday, July 27-
PILLARS OF THE SKY CinemaScope & Technicolor)
jeff Chandler Dorothy Malone II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

the lecture are invited to a
reception in Dacor House at
l7lS H street Immediately
following the talk. DR.. Hopper
is a forceful lecturer and an
author OF note.
Other Lectures
Other lectures in the series
will follow the second Thurs
day of each month. DR.. Her
bert Feis. now a member Of
the Institute for Advanced
Study at Princeton University
will be heard February Is. DR..
and Mrs. Feis are very
popular in Washington where
they lived for some time
when he was economic
adviser to the Secretary OF
State. He will speak on "Ol
and Foreign Policy"
Mr.. Andrew @. Haley. preSi-
dent of the International
Astronomical Federation, will
speak March -. and the
Chairman Of the Alto mic
Energy Commission, Admiral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
|Morgenstiernes Look
Forward to New Yeur

Norway that at the end Of
the evening he proposed mar
riage. She asked for time to
think IL over" but he pressed
his suit and they were
married before the end Of the
year.
Daughters Here
Their two daughters. Mar
jorie and Solveig, have
trained themselves to be in
dependent. Marjorie. now
Mrs. Coleman has a house In
Georgetown and is q social
secretary. and Solveig Is
equipped as an executive Sec
rotary and probably viii re-
main In Washington.
Theirs has been a full life
with varied capitals to live In,
plus q period at the Consul
late in New York. but for the
most part in Washington
where Mr.. Morgenstierne
started as Attache. served In
other posts at the Legation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

rather carefree life after the
strenuous days in the top
diplomatic post at this Capt.
tai, ever increasing In impor-
lance. But 1t viii be q very
happy 1858 and the years TO
follow for both Wilhelm and
Marjorie Morgenstierne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
BY KATHARINE BROOKS


1T has been q wonderful
life." says Mrs. Wilhelm
Munthe de Moreenstierne.
wife of the retired Norwegian
Ambassador. Although the
name Is Munthe de Morgen-
stierne. now that they are
private citizens and no longer
In an ofiicial post they most
certainly will be called Mr..
and Mrs. Morgenstierne, as
they have become TO be
known in past years.
Washington has been home
for most Of their married
life and the very pleasant
apartment at 1911 r street
where they are getting set
tied is the first home Of their
own they have had much Of
that time. Mr.. Morgenstierne.
for some years dean Of the
diplomatic corps In WASH
ington, has been chief Of his
country's diplomatic mission
In whatever capital he has
been in and thus had no
home but q legation or EN-
baSsy.
Its such q nice building
and the rooms are large and
We have a balcony. It's at the
back Of the building and
won't be so noisy" she says.
They have sold some things.
sent others TO Norway and a
few TO storage so that much
In the apartment will be new.
Quick Courtship
The courtship Of Mr.. Nor
genstierne Of the former
Marjorie Elizabeth Alder Of
Winnipeg. Canada. was short
but quick. He was chief Of
the Angio-Saxon division Of
the Norwegian Foreign Once
when he came TO this country
10 attend the fiftieth an
niversary of the first Nor
wegian settlers at and near
Minneapolis. That was 1925.
After the Minneapolis cele-
bration he went across the
border to Winnipeg TO visit
the brother and sister-in-law
of one Of his classmates in
college. Mr.. and Mrs. Einar
Bjerki. The classmate, Rjanar
Bjerki still lives in Norway.
To complete the foursome
Mrs. Bjerki invited her sister.
Majorie to dine with them.
She so fascinated and cap
tivated the young man from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Wilson's
To Fete
Visitors

Former United States Am
bassador and Mrs. Orme Will
son win be hosts at dinner
Thursday evening. January
8. entertaining in honor Of
DR.. and Mrs. Bruce c. Hop
per Of Massachusetts,. DR..
Hopper is professor Of history
at Harvard University and Is
coming here to speak that
evening on The Battle for
Asia"
The lecture will be the third
in the series arranged by
DACOR-Diplo m a tic and
Consular Officers Retired
and win be given in the au-
ditorium Of the State De-
partment. Those attending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

closing Of my husbands desk.
After we move the parties will
begin" This. Mrs. Morgen-
stierne said in reply to the
question would they have a
holiday in Norway or even in
the South Of this country be-
fore they settle down at 1911.
II will be a happy and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

until he became Minister and
then Ambassador. His post
as dean was won by his
length Of service as Ambas-
sador.
There isn't time to get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

away. for many Of those who
have wanted TO give dinners
for US we have had TO put
OF. There has been 50 much
TO do in the moving and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Lewis L. Strauss, will talk at
the April II session.
Final Program
The closing lecture. May 8.
will be given by Special As
sistant to the President Ar
thur Larson. who until re-
Gently was director Of the
United States Information
Agency.
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. widow
Of the United States Minister
to Czechoslovakia who for
many years was chief Of the
Consular Service. Is chairman
Of the program committe for
DACOR. which has charge
Of arrangements for the lee
ture series.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
isi be really here 1t last
Miss Laws Visits Sister

must be really here 1t last
Miss Laws Visits Sister
MISS Ann iAws. 81 Chesterfield
county vas i Week end stlest Of
her SISTER Miss Esther Laws
MIS- Glenn Cunl4tser, OF sand
slon. and Mrs Mallie Shaver We're
supper guests Of Mr. and Mrs 4
e. Shaver Wednesday
Mrs. Troy blankenship left Fri
day night for Fort jackson. s. c.,
10 visit Troy, who is stationed
there. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Waitsell Gwaltney and son,
Robbie. OF Richmond They drove
back Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I B. Wilson, and
sons. were off Saturday morning
early to spend the week end at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs j Wilson
at St Brides and 10 attend the
homecoming dinner and dance on
Saturday night NJ Hickory iliIh
School. Hickory Nj Wilson is Il
graduate Of TINS high school
Woods Visit
Mi and Mrs Tommy Wood and
sons. Barry and MARX, Of Rich
mond were guests On Sunday 1t
the home Of MI and MIS- c N
Pitts
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas s Curtis
were called to HagerStoWn. Md.
April / by the unexpected death Of
MIR Curtis brother Clarence They
returned home on Tuesday
CLARK Adams, son oil Mr. and Mrs
W. I Adams had i most interest
Ing experience last Thursday He
and has mother went 70 Richmond.
with Mn ana Mrs " N kirby tor
The day ana When they aot IL toNn
the ladies Vi course Went shopping
Mn KIRBY asked If Clark mlght nol
10 With hln Mrs Adams WaS d
little bit reluctant To let him ~
beins AFRAID maybe claude WouSl
vet tlred And geStless 4ud would
bother Pa Kirby. As Ne Y attec
tionately called by many Anyhow
she decided ID grant ttr request
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Note On Entertaining Lille Boys:
Let Them Ride In A Train Engine
Jefferson lisws

3. " WIlburn. Of Trenholm.
spent April Is With his sister. Mrs
w i jackson Other Visitors III
The afternoon were Mr. and Mrs
Leslie Yeorlan and MI and Mrs
Leonard Richard. ali Of RlchInund
Mrs Max kilby and Mrs +. p
Hicks We're In Faunville Wednes-
day TO attend a district women S
committee meeting OF the Virginia
Farm Bureau
Harry c. Perkins returned Mon
day, having been in Johnston-Willis
Hospital in Richmond for the past
week. He had an operation to re-
move clot in his leg last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey c. Denoon.
of Richond. We're Saturday guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. Cary b, Denoon.
They were back in Powhatan Sun
day, accompanied by Mrs Blanche
Uenoon, to visit MIS- Eliza Calne
at Trenholm, and returned TO Rich
Inond by Fine Greek Baptist church
cemetery. where they also saw sev-
eral other relatives and friends Who
had gathered there
Mrs Williams Takes Ed Home
Mrs. w T. Williams and son
Randolph We're in Richmond Sun
day afternoon They took little Ed
Bowden home after he had been
visiting here for 10 days. They
visited for the first time the newest
arrival in the Williams family
William Vaughan Bowden, and the
proud parents, Nh and Mrs Ed l..
Bowden
Mrs. L. G. Elmore and son.
Oscar. Of Dabneys. were guests
Wednesday Of Mrs. IInwood f.
Hicks
Pretty little Miss Brenda Bad
ley daughter Of MIR and Mrs. M
N Bradley, Jr, has been in for seY-
-fal days with measles.
These nice warm days of the past
two weeks have brought out the
rods and reels and the plain old
pole with worms, to the many
farm ponds in this area Spring
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

Mrs. Yves! Returns From Florida;
Measles Stampede Neighb0rhood

MUS Gold3A 4, West returned To
itl home heie after 4 winter vaca
li@H in FLORIDA
Mls Artiagtr Weiehln -tnd het
ilends are happy She can be home
tJlloMinF ht4 recent operation
Kelly Riddle returned after tour
4as New YORK city last week on th,.
Cumberland High senlor trip
Mis GraY Simpson returned
Tuesday after visit Of several
weeks with relatives around States
yille N HI. ana ClarESyllle, va
Sickness still Around. Too
MISS Daisle Jalncrson entered
Arms Hospital III Rich
Aiond last week
Bobby Welchlm joined the last
loandup" vi the measles That have
been sianpading the neighborhood
Mas 4 & Allen has not been
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

il pftFsi h o. mget eili45afle
oocasiofi lor both aud tlalk proved
10 be 4 nice companion They went
out to the Seaboard Railroad yard
and saw many trains Clark was
allowed % Get up III pAh n fil=
engines ana 40 ~ II relating hls
wonderful experience 10 all Nith
whom He tonnes Ill contact
Geoiee haniun hAa beeh haue
tur a few days, hot benz VelS wet
His father aud mother lron l9ilENyu
were down u spend sunday
Lippss Visit Friend
MIR. and Mrs Oliver q IippY
and SONS. Steve and Calte we're
in Richmond Sunday ID pisit Their
friend, Harry slayden who was u
patient AT Richmond Memorial Hos
pitaA Their older son. Billy West.
accompanied Miss Lenora Percy
his aunt, and Mrs S f PiefeY his
grandmother to Columbia ~ vast
Mr.. and Mrs J W stump aad Nl>
Arhe Antop.
The Ideacons Of Fine crest Bap
list Church met Sunday al!a weg6
out IN different directions to ysit
The sick. the inactive members ana
prospective members THIS proved
Ito be a fine experience aad theg
hope to do this une Sunday every
month from nov oA
Nh and Mrs LinWeod Il Ticks
spent Sunday III GlHn Allan VIVA
Mr. and Mrs Allen llitEs al
family Allen came home WITH tiem
late Sunday afternoon and spent thr
night He and his daddy We're up
and gbne early Monday morning ta
spend the day tshna on Saturday
atternnon Mr. ANA AIls Marion
Hicks. ana family VI Richmond
accompanied by Nh. aad Mfs
Weeks came anJ lacked up ale
and MRS Linwooa II licks aat
they took 2 plenic supper IN leh
tnR area Melr gelmeAd I#S re
ported hAttaa fce4 s4 fahH
sid aa niDYao!e '.Aaeg
Women ~ tn Gpaahi auA
M Rooet a C45As 88a N
L r. nicks meat y ocbGna
eoant1 StWda< 9'tefH4 d
Aouse sad pfQp li#Atn dasuu
strattlD w it3e haaa N 5 t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

well Several relatives ana friends
have called
sam THOMPSON HI ilas itreh
having \ b0lf VIII llit ilu
Tractors. lave been iuuAHiae
ipnr DAYS SINCE ttif laif at4tllel
broEr lUr 9tnir srrE
John Randolph Homo DfAiouati4
ticn cilb mef Friday niRht il titA
home Of Mrs Marvin simpson. Jr
Ms Georgia Wilkerson gave au
interesting lesson On Flower Ai
ranging The club was represent I'll
al the annual district Meetng ia
Charlottesville Tuesday by M s
Water Simpson
Nj and MIS-. Vernon Easter sh4r
aRd MIS- ROBIN ARee ana MI aad
Mls Eric Robinson we've among
those enjoying the Yolung Farmers
ladies might banquet Ne CtNnber
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

rrorc aam b patients ~ TIE
hyapIta Thursday morning
ratira~ Admitted
Ein mon cilambers Rec
A hae- JeterSsillc MI
i.IhbF Qattu hehanond Mis-
fhtabttt Spa-i. SklpWith Mrs "
AZ Gnipteil Richmond Miss "
Rall sheldon Keyayiile MrH /
II williams faluiylile G G
Crain famglle Alexander BY
Aat ADponattoH and Mrs Haze
BrHe FarmVille
Soioicd Patients
Oh Mae Brown. Cumberland ana
Missouri Fo~lkcs Ontario
eolofed Eirths
Million and Elizabeth Lyle Me
A4rr.n, boy April ~
Arthur and Mabel FowlkeS. Key
lle gIl Aprl -.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Mutton = bloIgan. Of Richmond,

flilt4n = Morgan, Of Richmond,
Mas u NJ tiilda. IN see his sister
firs ~ u FIenna Tic INA been LTD
On se}eal occasions sinee tn
weaiht has a+nri np lu f4Re hlts
9enHe lU \ ltge ald TIDY haV@
ealira II SEVERAL home ln4t COM
.nuHifN H ls 3vnd#ahl Il, hoie
'aNi4gl nnaYeinritt M MAJ item
a 81 4RaY fuAl t4i Illness
aad fH m4a fveeai cheek ~ Wita
irl doetul Ald4cAtes THAT IN l
doing inc
nuu4Id kay Williams soa ~ Mr
and Nirs Clinton Williams was
seven gears ola April u lie was
HIost anxious n have a party III
loHll j the occasion so his mother
lSed refreshments and went ont ~
clQal and gaye q party for th-
lDf elasA Approximately VI bon
aAd aHls
Thla was 4 second birthday
celebration ID tiis community thiR
NegE h.s being held Apra 20 at
WHIT lolne q Nh and ATS MonteIle
l#a la VINO YaEe Il birthday dh
Hgr " honor u then t@o children
N1#aia Ann Nio was fou years old
3H Apfal ~ uaa William Thomas
a.il be one gcar I'D WI MAY 4
% batt- ts44f.fu ttr.1.. AFf. md NIru II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

Come III ard register
during Hardware Week
April 2Afh thru May 3.
Nofh,rg 70 Buy. No ob-
h9aticns. Drowina SGT.
hoy Btu. YOU do not
have 10 Be present 10
~'ig.