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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
For Sale-FARMS
For Sale-HOUsEHOLD GOODS

WHITE GRAND kitchen gas
range, in good condition. Clar-
ence Brubach, Summerfield, o.
Phone IL. ii II 13
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

25 EXTRA EGGS per pullet
housed. Egg benefits never be-
fore thought possible, now yours
in SYNCRO-ZYMIC Wayne egg
feeds, an exclusive Wayne re-
search development See us for
Wayne egg feeds, now with Syn
cro-Zymic activity. Wayne Feed
Supply Co, Inc, Cumberland
Street, Caldwell. Phone 1874
IL II l3
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
For SaIe--FRUIT

WE ARE READY with those good
tree ripe Livezey peaches. Glea-
son, Early Elberta, Red Skin, Ell
berta, Belle of Georgia varieties.
Bring your own container. East
edge of Barnesville, just off SR
lat. Watch for farm signs. Live
Zey Fruit Farm. Il u
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
HELP WANTED
WANTED TO BUY

OLD STAMPS and coins. Write
James G. Mess, 1901 Edgewood
Avenue, Cambridge, Ohio.
II Is ii pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

CANNING PEACHES, Dyar Or
chard, six miles north of Mar
ietta on USR 81. IL l. 13
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

LARGE LOT located in Hillcrest
addition, near Caldwell. George
Reynolds, Cumberland, Ohio.
Fhone l0. II l3 IA pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

WE ARE NOW operating our
cider mill at Junction OF l45
and 564 every Tuesday and Sat
urday. One mile south of Har-
riettsville Archer and Mason
II to l6
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
For SaIe-MACHINERY-TOOLS

TREMENDOUS SAVINGS await
you! Lawn sweeper, originally
S38.95, now $2995; garden cart,
now only S4.49; wheelbarroW,
only 1888; lawn broom, only 69c.
Tipton's Corner Hardware, Cald-
we'll u
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

DOUBLE HOUSE, containing IL
rooms and bath, and garage,
one block from square, attractive
price. Call 209-R. II II 13 pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

SIX-ROOM house with bath,
full basement, sun porch, two
car garage on USR 81, in Ava.
Mrs. Ethel Stiers at Clarence
Perkins home. II, 13, IA
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
HOME.

MODERN HOME, practically
new. Four rooms and bath,
one floor, full basement, garage
attached. All natural stone con-
Struction. Located at 1915 North
Street, Caldwell. Two extra lots
included. Priced to sell. Phone
Caldwell 277-J. 10 IL l2pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

| AM NOW READY to haul stone
ashes or coal or any other haul
ing. Wayne Yerian. route |. Ava.
or Coal Ridge, Ohio.
8 to II pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

1856 CHEVROLET heavy duty
dump truck. Floyd Porter,
Florence Addition to Caldwell.
12pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

NOTICE l am now hauling coal
from the following mines: Palm
er, Byesville & Dogtown. Hauling
lump, egg or nut coal, crushed
stone, sand delivered $2.85 per
ton, gravel delivered S3.15 per
ton. Amos Franklin, Caldwell,
Ohio. Phone 207-W. Al If.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18

1856 FORD Fairlane, radio and
heater and good tires. In ex-
cellent condition. Will sell or
trade for livestock. j. V. Duff.
route /, Lower Salem, Ohio, near
Harriettsville. II 13 IA pd.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
CHESTER j. HOWILER, Realtor
A. RAYMON FOGLE, Salesman
Summerfield, Ohio

NEW SEVEN ROOM home with
2l2 acres of ground. Three
miles south of Caldwell on old
route 2l Charles R. Doan, Cald-
well. II, Is, l4pd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

Stuart Foster. Ralph Ruhrman. Thur
Mackall. Mr.. NEWELL. Capt. Byrnes;
delegatee to diocesan convention, DR..
Ests:: "a. Cushing. DR.. Wizard n.
Christ. washington Parish - Senior
warden, Pearson C. Conlyn; junior
warden. John P. HaeeIan: REGISTRAR.
Mrs. Lillian 3. Adam: treasurer. I'd.
Haseman,. Frank n. Maxey,. Arthur J.
S 81 Albert Y Ectqn: MT Coniyn.
n Cox Een nss.. W. seyG asr dr. =
fTS B. WILSON, cV deiesSts to diocesan
convention. Mr.. conlyn; alternate dele
gate. Aubrey G. Johnson. -
ASsses ;v1iCq %.r TeTce7 WiSM
Linden. jr.; registrar. j. Melvin Mitch.
y y; Sau Henry sO II susti, virsii Il
Costello, Floyd A. eoule. Benton =
s sSvs linden HSni Mr. M 2sS M NJ rr 1S;nsT
delegate to diocesan convention. MT
Gable; alternate .delegate. Mr.. Bowie
Epiphany-eenior warden, DR.. Leon
ard M. Elstad: junior warden, Dr..
Alfred y. Lawson; REGISTRAR. Charles
h = v.atiymn Mr p~rns. Nor.
5 Ssa NM:ii S5sssss b MY RlsS
ard W. Hynson, jr, Carl W. johnson,
Or. John Minor. Robert H; simmons,
vi Rre't eS.r swscesr w Col TrsScs "
to diocesan convention. Col. SWEET:
alternate delegate, James A. Hobbs.
Grace, Gsorgetovn Psrish-senior
warden, Charles ?. Huntington; junior
warden, Grover 9. Burrows; resistrar,
B. Mitchell vestrymen, Miss Marie L.
Baker. r. Foster Bullock. Horace Eng
lish. Richard H. Hart, Johnston Nc
Auley. Randolph W, Reed. IT,. H. Nor
man Saul: delegate TO diocesan eonven-
ton. Mr. Englishi alternate delesate.
Mrs. Mitchell.
Grace, WashinglOn Parish - senior
warden, w. w. Carney; junior warden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

Gallaudet College. and q direc-
tor Of the Washington Gas
Light Co.
For the first time in the 104-
year-old history of St. Adams
Church, a woman, Mrs. Philip
]. DIN, was elected to the
vestry. She is a past president
of the Women Of st. Adams
and is chairman Of worship.
Women's Auxiliary Of the do
cese. Her husband is personnel
administrator for the United
Mine Workers.
Other new vestrymen elected
were Henry F. Harding. an at
torney; j. H. Fielding Jukes,
also an attorney, and Navy
Captain Emory Smith. personal
representative Of the Secretary
Of the Navy for Industrial Per-
sonnet Security.
At st. Thomas Church, Will
liam L. Beale, retired vice presi-
dent Of the American Security
and Trust Co., was elected
senior warden emeritus. He
was succeeded as senior war
den by James B. Plat, IT,,
president Of the Stone Straw
Corp. Douglas Whitlock was
elected Junior warden and the
American Security and Trust
Co. was again named treasurer.
Municipal Court Judge Ed
ward A. Beard was reelected
registrar at st. Patrick's
Church. Humphrey Harnsber-
ger was chosen senior warden
to succeed Irving Gumbel and
Mai. Gen. Robert Hasbrouck
was elected junior warden. Mrs.
Hubert G. Bisselle, wife Of the
president Of Riggs National
Bank. was named to the vestry.
West A. Hamilton. Q member
Of the District School Board.
was reelected vestryman ct
st. Luke's Church, Washington
Parish.
st. Margaret's Church hon.
ored Charles H. LeFevre, who
served as junior warden from
1915 until this year, was junior
warden emeritus. He was sue
ceeded as junior warden by
Francis c. Jameson. Ernest w.
Greene retained his post as
senior warden.
Mrs. Waldron Faulkner. wife
of the architect, became the
second woman in the history
Of the church to be elected to
the vestry when she was chosen
last night.
Former Representative Lans-
dale @. Sasscer, ST.. Of Mary
land was reelected senior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

R e w:t.SR; rssi's;sr ! + G.
vestFymen.- Philip clagett. Howard
eursls ..o r EdGsr y lynx; .,. Howat "a
Holy Comforter warden. r.
Edward Early: Junior warden. James
I,hs oaiHnof,r; rssistrip5 :,s Wog S.s
Raymond i DonsoRus. r.. John Il. 1 Par.
sons, q. Hartman Bamberger. Warren
Martin. william J. Scott. George White,
George Stewart. Grant Berry; delegate
70 diocesan convention. Forest Ford;
a nos seHsad E Warden
william Y; Moore; junior warden, Eu;;
e: ofigsoy: treasurer Francis \; Dayid;
en- : p D::.ssTTs; W p.sn.r 6 Ssndi
Eddins. Robert c. Faulstich, Horace y.
iupton. jon. John VI. MaTshaii, deis9ate to
diocesan convention. Mr.. BuckWalter;
a Nr1sy de sss %ss H.s:I
warden. Harry :. Gibbons; junior
ert q. .Pohlmann; treasurer. Kenneth
q menu. p:Vis w ysssTSW%sn cuS sanus Mr. ps Cs
Honeycutt. Mr.. Pohimsn. Wendell ?.
conn dels dsSSon e
aiisrnate Ss 1:s. NJ :;.i R.yis sat-,
WARDEN. Soa sScrge A. Gaither; Junior Junior
trar. John B. Isles: treasurer. Charles
=. Green, ST.; assistant treasurer,
Henry T. Franklin, .rG; associate
9sorg. PeTits Miller, John 3 Isles.
S p c a:aHs r rI sSEns TnoRai Evan
Ss M S.'s S:Ss. e S sss' Miner s's .a
nate delegate, Mrs. Charles ]. Browne.
Saint Albans-senior warden. Al
Continued on Page A-lO, Col. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

warden Of Trinity Church, Up
per Marlboro, Md, and Judge
Charles c. Marbury Of the 7th
Judicial Circuit Of Maryland.
junior warden. DR.. James @.
Sasscer. q brother of the for
mer Congressman, was re-
elected to the vestry.
At Calvary Church, Alfred
Poppin was named senior ward
en- emeritus in honor Of his
more than 80 years service to
the church. Mr.. Poppin retired
in 1945 from the Government
Printing ONCE.
DR.. Ernest Amber. science d.
rector Of the Bureau Of Stand
ards. was elected to the vestry
of st. COlumba's Church. Karl
E. Eisenhart, jr.. was chosen
senior warden and Hilary J..
|Deason. executive for the Amer
lean Society for the Advance
ment Of Science. junior warden.
Results Of the Episcopal elec-
tons follow:
All Saints, Chevy Chase Parish
Senior warden, J. Alan Maphis: junior
warden, Marshall J. Garrett; registrar.
Arthur c. Elgin; treasurer, Robert c.
Nnrrsv simnsnn WaeR.x sns..a
Morgan c. Torrey. Niltimore W. Brush.
Mrs. R: .. Burks, DR.. I. A. Gould.
Curtis 8: Steuart.. II: A.. Gardner, jr..
George y. Hubert. william r. Lane.
All Souls Mem0riaI-Senior warden,
Or John w. Burke; junior warden,
oeoFge W. Lipscomb; registrar. WORTH
ington II. Talcott: treasurer. Harrison
4. Pope; vestrYmen, Kenneth Birsfeid.
Keech Of District Court, Dr. Jarvis N.
Morse, Francis y. Robey. Henry c.
a sssysa'0 Il c co06 f RSsn ps u.s.
delegates to diocesan convention. .Ad-
miral John r. shafroth; alternate dele
gate. J. Raymond Hoover.
v. As:sn'isn oh., and s.; Asnss-se Senior
warden. DR., J. Burton Glenn; registrar,
James Z. Forcum: treasurer, Harold p.
Bogardus; vestrymen. Stanley Holden.
FORESTER Maphis, X. N. thompson.
John H. Arthur. Harold ?. Bogardus.
J. Forney Donaldson, James Z. Foreum.
Gilbert orunwell. J. Russell Howell;
delegates to. diocesan convention. J.
Forney Donaldson. Mr.. Foreum; alter
nate delegates. DR.. Glenn, William r.
Castle.
Calvary - Senior warden emeritus,
Alfred Poppin: senior warden, Thomas
Cope; junior warden, James Randolph;
registrar, Mrs. Mabel Wright; treasurer.
Cecu Butler xestrymen; Dr john OIL
william Martin, Lewis Giles. Herman
WASHINGTON. Elmer 0eaphers. Romeo
Horad; delegates TO diocesan eonven-
ton. Mrs. Helen Piles: alternate dele
safe, Mrs. Venova Carrington.
Christ. GeorGetown-Senior warden,
Mai. Gen Edwin p Parker. retired
junior warden, William T. Miller: regis
trar. Warren MeNeill; treasurer. Capt.
james c. Byrnes. USN. retired; vestTy-
men. Mrs. Carl J. Whelan. John b.
Thomas. Harold L. Maynard Chester
NJ. Care. Richard B. Pilkinton. Dr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08

president OF Gallau0eC COlle8e,
was chosen senior warden. DR..
Elstad, who succeeds Richard
H. Wilmer. has served as Junior
warden for several years.
DR.. Alfred H. Lawson, o
member Of the board of Riggs
National Bank and former pres
ident Of the Washington Loan
& Trust Co., was elected junior
warden.
Wendell B. Barnes, admins
traitor of the Small Business
Administration, was elected to
the vestry and also was named
treasurer and chairman Of the
finance committee.
Other new members elected
to the vestry were Norman s.
Mathis. Creston B. Mullins and
John P. Weitzel.
James A. Hobbs and. Col.
Trevor w. SWEET were chosen
Is delegate and alternate. re-
fspectively, to the diocesan con-
vention.
James L. Houghteling. former
Commissioner of immigration
and Naturalization, and Miles
Colean were reelected senior
and Junior wardens. respec-
lively, at st. Johns Church.
Lafayette square.
Among the veStrymen re-
elected were former Assistant
Secretary Of State David NICK.
Key, David E. Finley. former
director of the National Gallery
of Art, and former Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Eliot
Wadsworth.
Judge Russell E. Train Of the
United States Tax Court was
among the new vestrymen
chosen.
In addition, Admiral Herbert
8. Howard. who served is years
on the vestry and the last two
as senior warden, was named
senior warden emeritus.
All Souls Memorial Church
returned DR.. John w. Burke as
senior warden and George w.
Lipscomb as junior warden.
Chris H. Pope was elected YES
tryman emeritus.
Judge Richmond B. Keech Of
the United States District Court
for the District Of Columbia
and Francis e. Robey, vice pres
ident Of the Bank Of Com
merce, were reelected to the
vestry.
DR.. Albert w. Atwood was
elected senior warden Of st.
Adams Church and A. Gray
Dawson junior warden last
night. DR.. Atwood, who served
for several years as Junior war
dan In V1reefdaF1f 0f the h0a rd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-08
ProminentMen Elected
By Episcopal Churches

Nationally known figures and prominent Washington resi-
dents elected last night officers and vesymen Episcopal
churches of the Washington Diocese
Most Of the Episcopal churches in the diocese tradonay
hold their elections the day after Easter Sunday.
At Epiphany Episcopal Church, DR.. Leonard M Estad
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27
Mrs. James Meador
Buried In Amelia

Funetal services for Mrs Mary
Elizabeth Mcador were held Satur-
day at Sandy Creek Baptist church
Amelia coAntv with burial in the
church celnetery
Tke wife oiNJamns L MeadoF oi
Amelia countyA she died at South
side Community Hospital MAY ~
She was So
She was born tx Amelia county
May 4, 1890 daughter Of the late
Pattie Bailey and Noe Bowman
In addition 70 her husband. she
* survived BY FIVE dauAhtcrs Mrs
Reese p Slaughter OK williams
burg. Mrs Hortense LAadbetter
Mrs trcelle Cautho~n ahl MRS
Patty Chamberlain. Of Richmond
and Mrs Grace White, Of NoMolk f.
two soEs James Earl AleadorA Of
Warsaw and Henry CALVIN Mead&-
Of Richmond, five grandchildren
five half brothers. J william Bow
man, q Norfolk. Oscar Bowman
OF Yorktown Roy Bowman. Of
CreWc. Clarence Martin Bowman.
ct Richmond and Nathaniel Bow
man. Of SAKE. and three half-sistefs
Mrs, BESSIE Wlmouth 81 brakes
Branch and Ms Jessie Knowles
and Mrs Smith Armstrong ~
Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27
ScottsvilIe Items
SeottsyIle Items
Daily Vacation Bible School TO Be Held
June Is To 20 AT The Baptist Church

Beverley Butler entertained 4
dozen guest ii cook out Sunday
night Those present We're Tinka
Hannllm. jeanne SIN ! h. ALVIN
Smith. Rosemary Peters, Spencer
Clabo. Velma Oliver. George Dan
sey. Bobby Pippen. Billy PippM.
Jean Baber. Jean Melton and Mary
Arm jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Butler Nal
colin and Earl Butler. Mrs Myrtle
Pippin and Ernest OBrien visited
Mrs. B. F.. Dori'icr In Richmond
Monday
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Butler and
Leroy Dansey spent Sunday IN
Richmond
Mr. and MS, Lewis Shunakcr,
Of Richmond. spent Sunday With
his father. c W Shumakcr
Girls Spend Week End
Jean Melton and Mary Ann Jack
son spent the week end with
Bevel ley Butler
MIR and Mrs Frazer White Of
Paynes Mil visited MI and Mrs.
+ + White al Cahnssett last sun
day Mrs + F. White has broken
arm
MIR. and MIS-. Jack Miller, Dab
ney and Judy Miller visited Mr. and
Mrs Charles Roadcap IN Clifton
Forge last Sunday
The following committee has
been appointed t. govern thr use
Of TIE st Anne's parish hall al vt
Johns church Sc0ttsviile Rich
ard Hunter chairman, Mrs Sallie
Sellers, Mrs Farley Cox. Mrs Gal
win Jones, Mrs William II Brown
and Patrick Mckenry Mrs Sellers
VIII keep The schedu"
Women Attend Installation
Mrs Charles Stone and Mrs RMS
sell Moon went to Fa1nville FRI
day to attend the luncheon and IN
stallation 81 officers for the Buck
1 lngham County Woman's club a
I Longuood House Mrs Stone
4 was guest 81 MIS- Frances WeS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

Philip Thorton southall. 81. III
Baltimore Nd. died May % IN a
Baltimore hospital Funeral ser-
vices were held Sunday at Jeters-
VILE Presbyterian church. with
burial in the family cemetery
He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Clara Southall a daughter Phyl-
lis Southall, a foster son. Richard
Southall all Of Baltimore five
sisters Mrs Sou'hall Graham.
Mrs. Beecher HUMPHREYS ana Mrs
BENJAMIN Kncannon, all Of Rich
mond, Mrs. Stuart Townes, Of
Amelia. and Miss Laura Sonthall.
of New York, and two brothers.
John Y Southall, Of San Francisco,
Calf. and Edward T southall. of
NeWpcrt News
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

Mr.. and Ms, Harold Parrot and
son. Pedie, Of Falls Church spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
S. i. Caldwell Mr.. and Mrs Cald-
well are Mrs PARROTS parents
Mrs June Pitts War and son.
Michael visited Miss Elizabeth
1horne 1T Mont oss last week md
ard were Joined there BY Mi and
Mrs Arthur 5leur~ald ana family
Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

\ and MIS- Moon wa i guest u
/ Mrs Claiming VI Moon. VINO Mas
Installed 4 president.
Miss Gloria Dawn Newton III
| turned Sunday after being a pa,
| tient IN University Hospital in Char
I l0tttstillc following All automobile
accident several weeks ago She
VIII return to the hospital for
further treatments after being al
home for some time
Mrs Campbell Holt will have
commencement exercises for her
! nln sery school on May 30 at 10; 80
4 IN With wiener roast follow
inR Those who will graduate are
Johnny Elliott. George Goodwin,
Mary Stuart Johnson. Keith Moore
Allen philppl. Kay Rhodes. Jack
+ i'higpen and Martin Turner. Jr
AS Sunday il 'Whts,lndav and one
u The church holy days. there WAS
4 communion at b 0 I h the 3 30
and II Is ain services at SCOTS
vile In 81 Johns Episcopal church
Breakfast Is served following every
Sunday morning 3. 80 service In 81
Johns church
Summer Schedule Changed
Effective the third Sunday in
June, The summer schedule OF SER
vices viii 70 INTO effect III ST
Anne parish, for Christ church
GlendoWer, St Johns hurc h.
Scottsvillc and 81 Stephen y
church Esnlont The eafly service
held now al 4 80 Il IN will b. held
Al 3 m. ana the morning prayer
service held now al II Is Will be
held al 10 il m Sunday school Will
W discontinued during the sum
tner months. and the 10 III. ser
VICE Will be a family service
DAILY vacation Bible school tor
the Scotsville churches Will be held
AZ the Scottsville Baptist church
from June IL to ~. The Rev John
+. Elliott Jr. rector OF the SCOTS
VILE Baptist church viii be super
intendent. and teachers VIII be
from the different churches A
meeting " the teachers held May
~ at the church.
Young Episcopalians To Gather
The REV Canon Eckel viii have
d meeting Of the Episcopal young
people II 81 Anne's parish every
Thursday during The summer This
weekly meeting viii take place Of
the vacation Bible school and there
VIII be special recreation planned
along with the Christian education
Wc"k M rs planning for the young
folks The program viii include al
voional instruction handiorafts
and recreation
Nh and Mrs Peter Hunter and
their children. Nadine. Chris and
Barbara srant the week end al
Gloucester Beach
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27
Mrs. NJ. II. Slayton's
Rites TO BE Tuesday

( Funeral services for Mrs Edna
Bartholomew Slayton. 81, will be
held Tuesday at p m. at Apponat-
tox Presbyterian church, Prince
Edward county with burial III West
view cemetery
The wife Of NJ II Slavton She
died May Is at Southside Com
munity Hospital She was born in
Rocky Mount, ~ C.. and came to
Farmville In 1919 from Pittsylvania
county She was member Of Apo
matt0x Presbyterian church and
lived near DoWdy's Corner.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by son, Claude Slayton.
and a daughter, Mrs Paul johnson
both Of Farmville; three brothers.
T. j. Bartholomew, OF r Q Z X "
Mount, NJ c.. Henry Bartholomew
of Goldsboro, n C., and Charles
Bartholomew. Of Richmond. and
two granddaughters.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27
Howardsville

MIS- r g Fcnwick has returned
after spending several weeks with
relatives in Arlington.
Miss Paula Cobbs spent the week
end with Miss Gale Sta.gell
pr Margaret Noting and Miss
Courtney Irving sp1n, the week END
at their cabin on MI Alto.
Mr. and MS Kenneth Carroll
ana daughter. Of Schuyler. visited
NJ and Mrs Dewey Goolsby
Hugh Brown. Of HapeWell spent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27
Fred V. Stable, SO,
Dies In Nottoway

Fred Virginius Stables. Motto
way county dairy farmer, died
May Is at his home Funeral serv-
ices will be held at 2 pm Tuesday
at c. l. Jennings and Son funeral
chapel. with burial in Blendon
cemetery, NottoWay.
Surviving are daughter, Mrs
w A Duncan. Of Amalia. three
sons. R. E. and E L. Stables, Of
Crewe. and r. X Stables. OF Dur
ham. N. c.; a sister, Miss Annie
M Stables, Of South Hill, and a
brother, the Rev, L D. Stables, Of
South Hill
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

K d gers. They attended the
wedding Saturday afternoon Of
Luclus A Gray and Miss Norma
Williamson at Bethel. N. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-27

Mr.. and MIS-. willis Fnrnam. Of
Richmond, announce the birth Of
a daughter born MAY 20 MIS- Fur
nam is the Granddaughter u Mrs
j q Vaughan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
Brunswick Coop
Operates In
Four Counties

The Brunswick Electric Mem
berShip Corporation, under di-
rection of competent directors
and able leadership of Manager
f. ID. Bishop, is operating sue
ccSsfully in four counties, Bruins
wick, and Bladen, and serving
over 9400 members with depend
able electric service.
During the past year, the org
lanization was able to pay all of
its expenses, interest on loans,
'repayments of loan and general
Operation and maintenance costs,
and still have S86,OOO.0O left at
the end of the year.
This amount will eventually
be returned to the members of
the organization who own the
Brunswick Electric Cooperative
The system has total assets of
81, 100000 and during the past
year received S718,OO0.OO in OPP
Grating revenues from the sale
|of electricity.
Last year, the membership OF
the Brunswick Electric Cooper
ative used an average of 248 kill
owatt hours per month and the
average bill ran about S6.7l
Total kilowatt hours purchased
in 1857 was 30,889,80O.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
William Tom Crib
Dies At Institute

William Thomas Crib. Sc
farmer of Route |, Clarendon di-
ed Thursday at 1890 p. m. in
the North Carolina Cancer In
lStitute, Inc, Lumberton after an
illness of three months.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at 3 p. m. in the Clar-
endon Baptist Church, of which
he was a member, with the Rev.
Joe Stanley and the Rev. Foster
HARRISON officiating. Burial
was in the Crib Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Iona Mae Crib; eight sons
William of Baltimore, Md, Carl
OF Whiteville, John D., Mearl
Richard, Kenneth, Travis and
Reggie, all of the home; two
daughters, Mrs. Lucille Foley of
Cerro Gordo and Miss Eloise
Crib of the home; three broth
ers, Dewey, Clarence and Don
aid of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-11-05
TABOR NATIVE WEEDS MISS BAUCOM
~ HICKORY CHURCH RITES SUNDAY

cd fingertip veil of French ilu-
sion fell from crown of lace
and pearls. She carried a cascade
of white chrysanthemums and
roses. Mrs. Thomas V. Callahan
sister Of the bride, was matror
of honor. She wore waltz
length dress OF sapphire blue
satin with matching velvet bow
and face veil. She carried a cas-
.cade of bronze chrysanthemum:
and orange delight roses.
Bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Jane Frye and Miss Jean Alfred
of Hickory. The dresses and tn,
honor attendants were alike
and they carried similar bou
quets.
The bridesgroom's best MAJ
was his brother-in-law, JOSEPH
Brunette, and groomsmcn wer,
Carroll Gene Hill, Thomas. Rich
ard Watts, Alvin Thornburg anC
Joe Anderson.