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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

Billie Allen was operated on
Tuesday morning for appendicitis at
Johnston Willis Hospital. He expects
TO h discharged Monday
Mrs Emma Allen was IN Farm
Vile Saturday to see Dr. II. c.
Alexander Mrs Allen IS suffering
from sinus trouble. and has TO re-
turn TO Dr. AleXander's Office Mon
Cay for treatment again
Dinner guests Of Mr. and MIS-.
Gordon Thomas Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Dunk,um, Ianny
velma W Elijah Dunkum and Mi
and Mrs Frank LeSueur. and
Linda, Larry and Elaine
Rocky Mount Methodist church
WScS met Thursday with Mrs. Ec
Jones Along with TIE program
Rev T l.. Simpson showed film
Oh Japan.
LeSuenrs Have Guests
Guests Of Nh and Mrs Frank
/ lytDttfilt iISt N'-th Writ wi IT w
Williams. Miss Mag Elan, Mr., anc
Mrs. Lennon Dundum. and Peggy
Mr. and Mrs W d. Dunkum
Lanny and Velna. Andrew Le
suetu. Wilbur LeSueur and Archie
IeSuellr.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Maxey
called on Mr. and MIS-. Eldon Dun
KUN Sunday. Mrs. L. F. Duty vii
spend d few days with them
Have you ever had to carry water
in two buckets? That is what w
Elijah Dunkum's family is doing
The water pipes are frozen. and
have been for over week, due Il
the long cold spell The spigots
have been turned dozens Of times
I hut no water
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

AR. and Mrs A. r. Old. ol New
Canton. left Sunday by plane for q
weeks vacation IN Florida.
G. L. Dunkum and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Alvin Thomas attended the fu-
neral Of their aunt Mrs Leila Viii
son. last Thursday in Richmond.
Guests OF MI and Mrs. S. f.
Thomas over the week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thomas. and
daughter Ernest Thomas. Harris
Dunkun and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
/ Woolen. The men did some last
minute hunting.
Week end guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Claude Dunkum were Mr.. and Mrs.
r 3 Zicafoose. and family. Of
Ashland. Mr.. and Mrs Willis Dun
KUN, and Ken and Mrs. Wiseman
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Knoxville Items
Reynolds Family At Commencement
Exercises At Wake Forest Seminary

Of Reverend Reynolds. was one OF
The graduates. He will serve as edu-
cationnl director Of cambridge St
Baptist church. Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Richard Dunceant
spent Saturday in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert e Smith
and children, Robbie and Kathy, OF
Richmond. visited Mrs. Katharine
Allen Sunday Mrs Allen returned
home with them for A visit
Mr.. and Mrs Muriel Dnncvant
and children Roger. Pat and Billy
We're luncheon guests Of Mrs. Dune
wants mother Mrs. f. NJ. Giles
Sunday, and dinner guests oi Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Blanton. OF Cum
bcrland
Miss Duncvant IN Town
Miss Parklc Dunepant is spend
ing few days in Richmond with
her niece, Mrs. Irwin Bergman
and Mr. Bergman,
h H. Price returned home Friday
from Richmond and Newport News
Mary Katharine Reynolds can't
home from school with Debbie
Smith Wednesday afternoon and her
father. Rev G. t. Reynolds. called
for her after attending the quarterl,
business meeting at Enon church
Mrs. John p. Word attended the
correspondents meeting and New
Years dinner Saturday at the Vega
noke Hotel in Farmville given by
the Farmville Herald
I Mornings Visit
MIS-. C. b. Moring and son, Rich
ard Of Richmond, visited Mrs Car,
Payne
Miss Lucy Wootton. Of Longwooc
College. and Miss Alice Woot.on o.
Richmond. spent M week end Al
their home
b II Word. hasn't been We'll fol
several days, and has had to be ii
bed part Of tile time
Rodney Word Of Richmond spent
the week end with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. B II Word Then guest,
Sunday were Mrs W J Shepherd
Mamie Rose Shepherd and Nj ant
Mrs f. N Word and children. Pa
and Joe Of Buckingham
Woods Have Guests
/ Nh. and Ms W f OMeara ant
children Linda and Kathy. OF Roa
noke spent Saturday night and Sun
day in The home Of Nh and Mrs
John Word
Miss Ruby Gillispie. Of Richmond
was week end guest OF hen
mother. Mrs r. L. GilliSple
Miss Margaret Sierret Of Staun
ton Went home for the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
New conton Item.
New Canton Item.
Mrs. Phillips Tunes In TV Program
TO See Former GOOchland NeighbOr

Mrs J. X Phillips switched her
teievision on channel & Tuesday to
see what kind OF show ITO Tell the
Truth was. No sooner Than she
tuned IN, three men came out say
Inc each Was Maj w NJ T. baylAS
She really sal up and took notice
because the real Major Bayliss was
the owner Of Fox Hill farm adjon-
Ink lnRlcside. her old home IN
G0ochland county
MI and Mrs Frank Butler. d
f'luvanna, have moved into the
Atho Batter place This house WA
iHat vacated by Mrs. Aida Baird
Who ii with relatives IN Mississippi
Miss Margaret Brooks, daughter
0i MI. and Mrs. Harold Brooks. j
very Ill Iii JohnSton-W Willis Hospital
MIS-. Brooks has been SICK FOR Soy
eral months and is with her sister
Mrs. Lloyd IN Richmond at present
MI and Mrs Harold Harvey, BIZ.
Bland and Frank King vlsitco
Hypcs Newton Sunday The James
Smiths and Robert King called K
SEC him Saturday H. continues Il
~
hospital al Portsmouth,
Wilton Tapscott visited his uncle
Frank J. Tapscott. Sunday
Miss Bryant Attends Services
Lois Bryant, OF Richmond spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Bryant, and at.
tended services at Sharon churcf
Sunday
Mrs Tom Miller. MIS- Harold
PAR, Mrs Fife Hughes and Mrs
Maggie Gardner from Scottsyille
attended i party Thursday III I'M
home III MI II q. Webster
MI and MIS- 4 $ Baber ant
MRS i y Btansford were IN Char
l0ttesyillc Friday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

in the hospital
2 Take Trip 10 Roanoke
Mrs Clafice Christian aQd Ray
mond SogIan visited III Roanoke
January III
Mrs. Eyie T. a Ii c n s b p. o.
Smyrna, Del. Is visiting her daueh
ter. Mrs. Harvey. and Nj. and Mrs
Ralph Nicholas, who live n hci
home place
Mr.. and Mr. Alvin Thomas. Of
DillWyn. were dinner guests o. MI
and Mrs James Smith Sunday
q O. Stanley Who owned the
trailer court near Hfcino Bluff. dice
Sunday III \ Richmond hospital
Nelson's Visit
Mi and MIS-, Grey Nelson. oI
Richmond spent while Sunday
with her another. Ms Lizzie Gil
bert
Saturday callers IN the j X. Phil
lips home we're Mrs Martha Van
Cyl. Mrs Blanche Mahon, Mrs
George BannLster. and children. o.
Richmond Mrs W. + Davidson
MIS- C. w, Cave, /, M Phillips
and Nj X DAVIS
Mrs Kathleen y Ergenbflght, oi
Charlottesville and Carlton Boat
wright. OF Richmond. visited Mis-.
Evelyn Riddle Sunday Miss T.velyr
| continues quite HI
Mrs Waverly Yancey was para
lyAed last week and continues ilf il
her home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24

w,lt tnr hrhleM Earl i'haup
Lctchcr Hanion IL improving after
being IN an auto accident last fall
Nixon Is Sick
Jerry Nixon has been sick fol
the past few days and unable to. at
tend school
Mrs l. y Hanlmonds spent lasl
week end IN Richmond visiting he.
daughters. Mrs Marietta ChcWnlnf
and MIS- Rnth Bostain.
Mr. and Mrs johnny Mar. O
Richmond spent few days viii
4 MIS-, Marf's 4ather. Clyde Davis.
4 Mrs l. p Hammond attended
the New Years dinner at the Vega
noke Hotel given by the farmYlllf
/ Herald last Saturday evening
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Mt. Zion

Mrs. J 3. Belcher had an &C
cldent on her way to work one
morning last week. She lost contro
81 her car on an icy road Fortu
nately she suffered only minor
bruises and shock. with right mucf
damage to her ear
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Bcktorc
have named their second child. }
alrl, Rebecca Lynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwcll Pitts. Miss
Doris Mae Pitts and Earl Wlthlro
We're recent callers OF Misses Mary
and Louise Anderson
Mrs. I L. Hudglns attended the
correspondents meeting at Vega.
noke Hotel Farmville. Saturday
Misses Audrey Bryant. Mildred and
Caroly Hudglns and Clyde Davis
went with her and We're givencom-
pllmentary tickets to the State
Theatre. They all had a most en-
loyable evening
liudginses Go TO Capitol
T. H. Hudsins. Jerry Hudgin!
and son. Paul We're recent business
visitors to the Capitol City
MIR and Mrs. John Z. Smith,, and
Jackie. of Glen Allen. visited rela
tIVes here.
Mrs WaSerly Yancey continue:
very III at her home where she sui
feled stroke several weeks ago
Mr. and Mrs p. r. Jones. OF
Trenis Mil, are visiting their sol
and daughtei-in-laW. MT arrl MS
A B. Jones,
Snoddy Treated
Miss Mae Snoddy and Aubrc,
Snoddy went 10 Charlottesville
Thursday where Aubrey received
treatment for an ear infection
Recent callers in the Misses Mary
and Louise Andersons home were
Mr. ard Mrs L. W. Apperson il
and Gayle Mrs. Eldon Patterson
and Winston Mr. and Mrs. CLAUDE
Roberts. Carlton Boatwright an(
Mrs. John Yancy
Mrs f. W. Bickford had another
heart attack at her home Saturday
She has been confined to bed in
the hospital and at home three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliot. Mrs
Clarence Stinson and Willie Miles
all Of Richmond. visited the past
week end in the Richard Bryant
and Thomas Bryant homes Mrs
Stinson and Mrs. Elliot went on 10
Lynchburg Saturday TO visit rela
tIyes. While Elliot and Miles enjoyed
hunting
Club Meets
Mt. Zion Home Demonstration
club met with Mrs. John Dunkum
January Is Soup for Winter
Day" was demonstrated by the
agent. Mrs Virginia Bailey Mrs.
Thomas Bryant VIII b hostess II
the February meeting
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Anderson
visited her parents, Mn and Mrs
John Moss, at Gladstone
Mr. and Mrs Carlton Chappell
and sons. Bobby and Jimmy. OF
Martinsbufg, W Va. We're Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B L Apper-
son. Nh Chappell is Mr. Apperson IS
nephew
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Fork Of Willis

Mr. and MIS- Bobbie Baker have
returned from their wedding trip.
and spent last week with MI and
MIA r +. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Duncan visit
ed MI and MIS- Guthrie Goodman
at Amelia last Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Repass, Of
Richmond. have announced the birth
OF q daughter Lora Michele Janu-
airy Is Mrs RHpass was formerly
Doris Elgin
Mt and Mrs John Elgin an
nounce the birth OF a daughter at
SGuthside Hospital January 80.
Duncan Out of Hospital
Norman Duncan returned to his
home here after spending SIX weeks
in southside Hospital He sustained
injuries while cutting logs near
FarmVille
MI and Mrs. Harris Talley OF
Richmond visited MI and MS.
l. Talley Sunday.
Mrs f. o Anderson. Of Carriers
( vile. and Mrs p H. Duncan attend.
ed the New Years supper at the
Weyanoke Hotel in Farmvills
Saturday for the Herald staff anc
correspondents The supper was
delicious and a most enjoyable even
ing was shared BY an IN attendance
Mr. and MIS- p T. Duncan at
tended the funeral at Arvonia Satur
day afternoon for Mrs. Leila Page
Ms Page was formerly Of Arvonia
but had more recently made hel
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Knoxville Items

Rev and Mrs. George + Rcyn-
clds and c Il ildren, Mary and
Charles. attended commencement
exercises at Southeastern Seminary.
Wake Forest. N C. Friday even
ing Richard l.. Reynolds. brother
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
I)iIlwyn
Il. =. D. No. .

Edward j Bostain Who was
accidentally wounded i'll the head
withaN shot gun Nov y is inprov-
ing slowly in the Medical College
Hospital in Richmond. Bostam is
the son,in.law OF Mrs l.. d Ham
monds Mrs. Bostain will ba remem'
bered as Ruth Baird OF this com.
Imlnlty
K Mrs Lula Gary is still in South.
side Community Hospital We wish
her a speedy recovery Mrs. Gary
is the mother of Mrs r. w Gamma.
way
The Rev r h. Simpson visited
Mrs. Dan Hammonds Friday
Salem WSCS To Meet
Salem Methodist church WSCS
viii meet with Mrs r M. Shepherd
next Friday at . pm.
Mrs L. D Hanmontls Mrs
Clyde Davis and Mrs, Fletcher vii.
kerson viii attend the convention Of
the Women Of the Moose In Lynch.
burg next Sunday evening
Mss Mamie Davis has been in
with cold, but at this writing Is
better She is spending the winter
home in Richmond
Whites Visit
Mis- Florine White and son, Billy
Ross. OF Richmond visited J /
Talley. w c. F'lippen and Mrs. Lucy
Duncan Saturday
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baber. Jr.
Mrs Frank Baber and Marie. and
Mr. and Mrs Villa Duncan were
supper guests Saturday night Of Mi
and Mrs. r w Murphy al the
parsonage
MI and Mrs, l. \ Flippcn. and
family. visited relatives III Rich
mond last Wednesday
Douglas Barker spent the week
end NJ his home here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Apartments, Offices, Homes
Authorized for District

varnum ST. ne; Otis Elevator Co.
builder 20 install one passenssr ale
ss.o ssas 1900 varnun st. n's.' cost.
csIiicrnia classics, Inc, owners,
selected; W. L. Mayns, architect; 70
build one l-story dwelllne. 3i20 wal
National CAPITAL Housing Authority,
s spss si0 sss YoF Holden: en-. Ear. s
Wilson a corser architects; 70 erect
hve apartment buildings, totaling %
units and Administration buildins,
400 and 1900 blocks q 1t. Sc, ana
500 block Alabama ave. Sc; total
Area construction Co. Inc. owner
and builder. 1924 X 81. nv: J. c.
Cohen, architect: 10 erect u. dwellings.
400 block q ct. SEA 1900 block Ala
i en- 49,. .ae Zoo sloet I SSss It. =:
esi ceiSSsa'is 'eie..st.n. Epl.eOp.i
Church; ,,,2 2yn.r r., tsDl 1lOsma r, .;
Soi. 01 arssI.. e. jsi' sS SEE SGsR1 asa
ton TO church. i9oi xibemaris 81.
nv. cost. Sl6O.1O0.
Paul Lsps. evnsf and builder. bil7
MaeArthpr blvd. NV; Clyde N; Dray-
s SH nSsni'es semm 70 SSd t STs sss
thrcash $50 oslsthorps st. ne: cost
Paul Lsps. owner ana builder. Sii7
Macarthur blvd. nv; Clyde n, Dny.
ton. architect; 70 build one, 2-story
ihroush see oSlethorps Ut. ne: cost.
Paul Leps. owner and builder. sll7
Macarthur blvd. nv: Clyde N. Dray-
ton. architect; 70 build one 2-story
.hrough 656 Ogiethorpe st. ne: cost,
Louise NJ. sehaefsr. owner and
builder. 30dQ N Of. Sc; l.. w. 0iles.
architect: 10 build one story dwell
ina, IliS sath i: 81; cost. sls. 900;
builder. $3.50 n q. Sc; L. W. oiies.
architect; 70 erect one l-story dsell-
ms, 1870 34th 81. Sc; cost $1,000.
james K. Butler. owner and builder.
52l6 Just st.. ne; X. Byron Gates.
architect: TO build one l-story dwell
ms. 1Il9 5Oth st. ne; cost. 300.
A. c. Thomas. exnsr. 7st M.discn =
erect one 2-story dwelling. 1917
Kearny st. ne; cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
YOUR LANDSCAPE
Size, Style Of Home
Determines Planting

shows now 20 make II look
wider. This principle Is also
used In Sketches b and d.
What 10 Watch
Practical considerations In
foundation planting should not
be overlooked. For instance.
the following advice Is impor-
tant:
Don't plant tall shrubs be-
meath low windows.
Don't plant thorny shrubs
too close 10 water faucets.
Don't train vines directly on
wood siding.
Don't plant tall shrubs In
front Of cellar windows.
Don't plant shrubs too close
together.
Don't plant too many shrubs.
Remember. too. thai IL Is al
ways best TO buy good quality
plant materials that increase In
value year by year.
Questions and Answers
@. have had bad luck with
annual asters. Do you have any
suggestions?
A. Just two. Plant none but
wilt-resistant varieties. Never
plant annual asters in the same
place in successive years.
Q. What kind Of Towering
plant can use for a low. tenn
porary hedge. in the summer?
A. Four o'clocks. Planted Is
inches apart. they make q good
temporary hedge and their
flowers are very fragrant.
cOpyrisht. 1888, Field Enterprises. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Recent building permits is.
sued by the District include:

sucu W Tic OlSItlCL lIlCiuucs
L. 3. Breuninser a sons. Inc. own.
f "a ma Sgiidn1T r:, sgo .0i r. nv
S S o91.s' ;sSiS :; sD'ri nlsi cost Ssl
Ths National Bank Of washington
owners, ele llth st. n.v.i oeorEs
LYMAN construetion Co, builders,
SSs ss SS ssSs sSn e SSf
Connecticut ave, nv: cost. 100000
Francis \ Donohos, $40 Pennsyi-
Sania ave. SCI Donohoe copstructlon
&c s.h sSs sS .sse, w ". :..6I, E n::
sse0 Kansas ave. Z. g.: cost. SfOO. 1000
Missouri Avenue. Inc. owners lOI07
SS osn ss,I r.; wG sSmsS
sSs y isIld i u: Missouri i's ~.
r.. A. Kldridre. owner and builder.
1870 o ct. NV; Eldred MoWrey.
ssrenssiteeSs;; e. 70 erect Ave history houses
nv. and 210o block st. nv; total
SO oecf sSs' %s;Ains.on unly.r.it,, own.
er. 72S 21st st.. NV; Otis Elevator
& dei n Iass. 1859 &c HPst'i ss
s0i Francis ' <. pOuohO.. al4 Penn,yl.
vania ave. Sc: Donohoe Construction
Co; Inc. BUILDER. Wendell B. Hallet.
architect. 70 erect one l-story once
euilding. o2i0 KanSas ave. ne; cost
Ss2. 900.
Francis x. DonOhoe. st.. sI4 Penn
eylvania ave. Sc; Donohoe Construc-
ton Co, builder; Wendell B. Hallett.
architect; 70 erect one 1-Story once
building. $500 Kansas ave. ne; cost.
W, w Morrison, owner and builder.
kl17 Macarthur blvd NV: John ".
sullivan. .jr.,. architect; 20 build one
2-story DWELLING es56 Arizona ave.
nv: cost, 100000.
Children's Hospital. owners. 7i25
18th st, NV; General Elevator Co.
Inc. builders; 10 install one passenger
elevator. 2l25 18th st. NV; cost.
Esso Standard OIL Co. owners. 2sI
Constitution ave, NV; BUTLER not Sc
leeted; Charles J. Garner. architect: to
euild one l-story nlling station. 1901
81. Joseph's Seminary, owner, 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
Towns Seeking
Right Industry
For RIGHT Place

Citizens and industriaiista
are becoming increasingly
aware that there Ia q right
industry for a right place"
This Ia the opinion Of Eugene
Van Cleef. Ohio State Univer-
slty professor emeritus, writing
IN the April issue OF the
Appraisal Journal. quarterly
publication OF the American
Institute Of Real Estate APP
praisers.
The old policy OF many COM
munities Of virtually bribing''
manufacturers 10 come 10 q city
resulted In most unsatisfactory
and In some instances disas-
trous" results. DR.. Van Cleef
said.
Or. Van Cleef noted that IN
the zeal for charging their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26

sources Of revenue for operating
local government. too many
communities have overlooked
The fact that industrial expan-
sion can be Instantaneous.
that II can depreciate land
values over q considerable area.
and that the taxes from new
industries can be discounted
by lowered receipts from
adjoining deprecated proper
ties"
BY contrast. today. he says
business leaders are learning
that they and their cities can
profit when they follow the
principles Of locating the right
industry In the right place"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-26
YOUR LANDSCAPE
Nv GEORGE z. CREED

Foundation planting should
be determined by the size and
style OF your home. II the
planting is either too large or
too small II will detract from
rather than improve the APP
pearance OF your property.
II II hides your house II de-
feats It's purpose. Furthermore.
II should be practical and not
make house painting a difiicult
Job.
A few fundamental principles
are illustrated In the drawing.
Sketch A demonstrates how too
much repetition OF the same
shapes can make a planting
look monotonous. Sketch b
shows how the same house
could be planted with shrubs
OF different shapes and sizes TO
make a more interesting and
effective composition with the
lines OF the house.
In Sketch C the plant ma
terials are used unimagina-
lively The effect is monotonous
and does little 10 improve the
appearance OF the house.
Sketch d shows the same house
with variations OF plant sizes
and shapes that fit in well.
Sketch E illustrates an all
too-common use OF planting
that denies the simplicity Of
the house itself. Sketch F DEM
onstrates how a simplified
planting can complement a
low. ranch-style house.
Sketch @ shows how not to
plant II you want to make your
house look wider. Sketch H
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28
Lest We Forget.

Bruce Bennett, the Arkansas
attorney general, who it is re-
ported knows more people
than he knows law, is going to
be sure that the segregationists
don't forget him. Last week h.
asked the Pulaski county cir
cult court to issue an imme-
date order filming the NAACP
$4,000 for doing business in
Arkansas.
Bennett charges that the MA
AcP is a profit-making cor
poration and subject to the
states corporation laws.
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

LOIS MOTHERSHED, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Mothershed had the honor of being pres
of the National Disciples Student Fellowship She is
music education major at Phillips university in Oklahoma
Miss Mothershed is sister to Thelma, of the Little
Rock Nine who caught plenty hell last while try
ing get education in Little Rock While Lois is being
honored negrated school in Oklahoma Thelma be-
ing locked of school orders of Arkansas governor
See story of Lois election page three
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

ark. History Commission
Old State House -
Little Rock, Arkansas
Arkansas State press., 1958-11-28

MISS HORACE MANN - 1958-59-Miss Char
lene Hughes, the vivacious daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Hughes wearing the crown
proudly Miss Hughes reigned during the Hor-
ace Mann Washington memphis )game and
gave the Bearcats moral support when they
FLASHED with Jones in their annuay Turkey Day
classic Miss Hughes is a member of the Sopho-
more class.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-04
Shaw Grid Ticket Sale Monday
Students Out
To Top All
Past Records

"A sns midst Of the usual ex-
element Of the opening days
Of school, Shaw High student
body is setting its sights on
something outside of the class
room but mighty import
ant to that intangible known as
school spirit. It's their third
annual One in 10000 Genera!
Admission Football Ticket Sale.
The date is Monday, September
9th.
On that day-for two houre
only-from z to p. M, 80
teams of sixteen high powered
coed statesmen each, will solicit
ticket sales from door to door.
They will have in hand these
special One in 10000 general
admission t k is to Shaw
Stadium good for any one Of
the teams 1858 five home
games.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-09-04
Color Band
New Plays At
Pigskiin Show
(by Polly Bond)

Foot b a. | fans, all sports
lovers, Shaw supports young
old, the call it out!!!
Follow the crowds to Shaw
Stadium tomorrow, friday
night for the big '5S pigskin
preview!
There'll be pennants flying
the Shaw red and black colors,
cheerleaders in their bright red
togs, the brilliant Shaw march
ing band and the tops in foot
ball teams, the Cardinals fit
and ready to go for the '5S|
season!
1t will be an evening no one
will want to miss, especially
since it will be chuck full of
FIRSTS!
First time Bill Howell the Shaw
drum major will introduce his
new understudy, T o m A n
drews. Tom play sax and
clarinet.
First time the band under the
direction of Mr.. S. Robert
Fraser, will be showing off
their brand new marching
steps! (perhaps their bright
red parkas will have arrived,
too.)
First time the new state rules
for school football competi-
ton will be demonstrated by
Head Football Coach, Don
Drebus and the Shaw players.
These are just a few of the
many reasons every ardent fan
will want to be at his seat when
the band plays the spinetingl-
ing National Anthem to begin
the Preview.
Mr.. Drebus will use the LEI
Shaw champions to give the
spectators many good pointers
on the shows and why's" of pre-
ent day football rulings.
The stands will be swarming
with dashing young men pad
ding their wares in billowing
chef hats. If a face seems ia
miliar, it's just one of the PTA
"Pops" volunteering their serv-
ices.
Carol Parish, Head Cheer Lea
der, reports that the girls are
rarin' to go, so oil up those
vocal chords everyone! Major
cites will be high stepping right
down the field, too!
With all this color and such
dashing personalities, it is a
good plan that time has been
set aside for those camera en-
thusiasts to snap their favor