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Arkansas State press., 1958-12-05

BUY DELICIOUS HOME cooked
pies from the Ruth Bible
Glass. Cooked ON order. Also
chicken dinners. Will deliver
Pies Soc; Chicken Dinner 75c
Call FIR 2-O664. 1O:31-12:12Tt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
1CoIored News
First Baptist
Church Burns
Final Mortgage

1he final mortgage en the pat-
sonage 81 the First Baptist church
WAS burned Rlth Appropriate cere-
monies $unday morning December
% ~ the II y clock service A
large number Il out-of town
members were present N JON III
THE ceremonies.
Tho deacon board expressed
thanks lor the contributions
which made possible the final
payment of inc mortgage
W. want III thank All If the
members of our church and our
white friends Who contributed to
TINS fund May God bless all Of
you ana nay heaven smile upon
YOU May happiness and pros
perity be With Us all IN 1858 said
Fred y Reid secretary and
treasurer
William Rcdd u chairman and
trustee Daniei Brown trustee,
III Az r Millcl CLERK ana REV
l. f Griffin. pastor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Funeral services FOR MRS Jennie
Hanes ,Icfiiles. 3d. wife OF George
M ,JeftfinS. Of Cumberland county
neal Columbia, were held Thurs
day afternoon al Trinity PrcSDy-
terrain Church, New Canton. with
lnterment III the church cemetery
Mrs Joiiries died III Richmond
hospital Tuesday, Dec 81 sitter 2
period Of drclMlng health
MIS- Jeffries. tnc daughter o.
walter Travis Hanes and Matte
Talley IIanes. was born Az walnut
illl Ill Cumberland county March
a. 1869 She spent her entlrch life
M Cumberland county
Surviving. besides her husband
are two daughters, Mrs James g.
Meadows. and Mrs T T Golden,
ot Richmond. two sons, walter NJ
Jefffies. 81 Railway II j and
George NJ Jefilica j., q Go.
Itmbia YAK grandchildren ana ssx
great grandchildren Also, onr siS
ter. Mrs W. " Adams. Of New
Canton ana 4 nunbe. Of nieceS and
nepheWs. among whom are Joh1
Lancaster + r Lancaster J Gu}
Lancaster and Mrs J = WaA ,oi
FarmHille
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

The pleasant weather thc beatili
fully decorated doors. the many
lighted Christina tres and the sal-
utallon Merry Christmas" from
he many friends Cad relatives who
came home for rfe holidays made
Christmas 1867. " tfHng of beauty
and q joy for many days 10 come
herc AZ Prospect
Dinner guests Thursday II M.
and Mrs { A Garden @cre Mr.
ana Mfs Robert Shields. q Sco'.
and Neck N III, Mis- Betty Lou
Shields Of Raleigh N c. Mr. and
Mas G. A Garden Jill and danRh-
tcr and ms EdWard Baeley. oi
henbrldgc Mrs George Rex Of
Farnyllle, Mr. w s Scott Patsy
and TON Scott VI Richmond Mr
Scott WAS taken III IN route iron
Richmond and had to stop ogci at
SOnthside Hospital Mr ana Mans
Russell Young and MN ] z Glenn.
Of FatmVille and MIS- Alma Craw
lcy. N Richmond als0 VISITED in thf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Graham Ralofd. Of Green Bay
Mrs Mary Glenn TAYLOR and MIS-
Aaucy rayior. hi Highland Springs
Guests Of MI and Mrs. Emery
Chez for the Christmas holidays
,eere Nh and Mrs. j b Carter and
Benny III Orange Mr. and Mrs,
Danny Shaver Ind Mike. Of Lum
Brrton N c.. Mn and Mrs james
E Vaughan Hdbby and Brenda ~
lynclbulg
! II Glenn Richard and Tony
Glrnn and waH ArambtHn wcnt -
Natural Bridge on Sunday Dec Y.
Saturday. Dec 2e Ms } f. Glenn
Richard Glenn und Juan Arambnru
Went 10 Monticello and other places
Of interest in and around Char
lotlcsyiIe
Mike Walton 81 Hampton, visited
Mi. and NJ Nelson Xix several
days last week
MI. and Mrs f. Glenn Rich
ard Tony. and Steve Glenn. and
Juan Afambuhi saw the move,
Around the World III 90 Days at
Locws Theatre In Richmond Thurs
d3y Of last wceE
MIR. aid Mrs Jess MtlStOe Of Hot
Springs. and Mrs. Fletcher Osborne.
nf pinhi4sf,d 4par, thn Christmas
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
Rice Personal Notes
Visitors For Two Weddings Spice
Activities AT Rice For Holidays

MI and Mrs Matthew Lyle Her
brother. Prot q a Lyle q An
napols. Md returned with hcr ios
d few days visit
Nh and Ms Harvey = MORGAN
and Gayle d Gloucester Weic week
end 'pqtats ot MIS- Morgan 3 mother
Mrs f. G.. Andrews They attended
TIL Clark CLANCY wedding Sunday
Other oul-of town guests III MIS-.
Andrews home during The week end
welc MIS-. JGe Glenn and Juan
Aranbull. Of Prospect Miss Caro-
line Mcllwaine Of Farmvillc and
and MartinsYilles Mr. and Ms. Tom
Mayo. Of Charlottesville. g 4 M
Hubbard and r w Hubbard Of
Farmpillc
Nlrs n c Andrews ana Miss
Betty Andrews we|e dinner guests
NJ Mf and Mrs joe Glenn At Pros
pcct C1Jistmas DAY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Continued from II
such fears may temporarily Il ea ifan
powerful Abor leaders 1h
should be good news all honest employers
Outlook Real E4ae
VIM II aqc dn H
especially applies small farms.
dmns 1898. pr
small viii suffer If depeadent On farming
price supports prices VIM lcgils
lose population LARGE city rel
estate vaI sen for less feaf Q missiles.
81 The growth O. contna pw
occupied BY welpad executives vii be forced o. r. market as ~
tigh-salalicd
IS Construction communities 1l decline oer
VII O market
Nl Ac denand
fa nge oses although PIT
win coavesierce nd apoa locations o ai
luiely dependent d automobiles
80 wenlocaed woodlands . fhs
certainly applies especially me south
should begin psce ml
ranonng TIE ueted states ae 1874
a. The most important factor II connection win rea estate me-
almost sunsban 1sal
and farms much The automobile bl re antoole n
dstty reaching STAGE where could ra7ouo1e ph i
nv automobile industry deb Of gratitude or
oel3ehe general business for 1921
however MS eserFhas e "see n he business eyee aa G
be NE depression Another probable cause Hi b e
failure stc 81 70 Rl
chips 4 the poweJoes In'astlaa
Market Outlook
y The bloom Of IT, oeE narFet 8e aa h#Ye tai.es M r.
ACTIONS anns ea Bf e broad trffd 9 N dowaaaH fhe
s4sa anrta lepFrt
There tas niss4ea bombs ana taHoit
i2 While the STOCK naEe ha bae w during he RAFT r"
Ite wl YAK ppce
While down The bond maikct
Will faxfrce bonds Pie
0 strongly recommend
WI also be de
daring the suffered
stocks q
Remember recommending ony hahsrade cumulative
norcalabe pe1emeds
"a The large fortunes made from
under These WI be
reach level II 70 buy these own ICED
should without much cumulative pre-
feired stock outstanding Tbs The opposite Of e preferred recon-
Al
VII rood Investment
per Gent
balances. should h locked per
Investments enabling Have
available vhcf may
NOT tefe much dpend upon President Ell an
condition
many corporations Gee
Industries viii become ~hne
profitable q these companies
careful connection
Utility should hold their With regard dividends and
markeablity. Electric VIII always be demand
railroad should be avoided Most business
h aipanes private
the securities Of the onghau railroads which
will be the The Shorthand bads
Notwithstanding panckl
bearish Gold Standard
national
Political Standard Although Newton Law Of Action and Reaction @
operate Congress for while engen the pros
viii if econmc
dictator temporarily regulate rents and
industry general appeals
that the guided missiles, amc
nav surprise satellites
military could freedom and turn
Unless becomes goal The
spnks should hasten either another military world the eln
tioh Of world should shorten the cold
realistically United States and
world depends relationships Only we spr
tualy along with growth and military the
world appeal for
Of all churches of all denominations and their ministers priests and
rabbi who the torch Of Righteousness
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
Rice Personal Notes

The ones attending the Weaver
philips wedding December = were
Nil. and Mrs. II Il jenkins and
sons. Of l'aimvllc, Mr. and Mrs,
Nv S Weaver Mrs II \ BRADSHAW
aud Miss Virginia EaSa
Dinner quests 81 Mi and Mrs X.
M. Bradshaw Christmas Day V efc
MIR and MIS- Franklin Bruce, Carol
Scott and Lex. Of Farnville Nh
and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner. Larry
and Bob. ~ Carisvilla Mr. and Mia.
Julian Bradshaw. Betty and Courier.
Rev and Mrs I o Herdon and
twins were dinner guests Of Mi and
Mrs. Bradshaw Friday eyeunR,
Mr.. and Mrs, r. d WalIllall spent
Christmas Day with MI and Mrs.
Jimmy DAVIS and MI and Mra.
Garland Stafford IN Richmond
Miss Mabel Vaughan, Of Farm
VILE. spent The holidays Wila Mr
and Mrs " : weaver and Mt.
and Mrs w L. Vaughan
Miss Vanehan and Mrs Jimmy
Drnrn wore luncheon Gnrsts M Nam
and Mars, K Is Walthall last SalIH.
day
Nus Alvclta SclueNa and Mias
Roberta Simpson returntd before
Christmas from months visit
with their brother al Gretna
Mr. II p Bradshaw returned
Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs
Robel, n Bradshaw in Norfolk fan
4 week
Recent visitors II Mr. and Mrs
y Il Vaughan were Drl and Mrs
: ] Simon and Son q y oi
stanton. MI and Mrs Paul Blank
cnship Of Roanoke. Mrs ] c Wilk-
erson ana daughter. Mrs r Al
Bonar. u Iynchbma
Golden Weddni.
/ H. b SIMS. Miss Ethel SIMS and
4 Mr. ana Mrs. John VI Lindsrs
spent last Sunday in the home 0
4 Nh ana Mrs Arthur 'fjohnson il
\ Richmond Mt aud Mfs Johnsof
were celebrating then Golden Wed
\ ding Anniversary
\ MI ana Mrs. 6 NJ Daniel Chris
Susan i ana Sammy. of Danyille
/ visited Mrs. S NJ McNnit q few
days last week
\ Visitors d Mr. AND Mrs w y
Weaver during The holidays ~cf
I Mr. and Mrs George Banks. ii
Norfolk. Me- and Mrs Clyde Taylor
Douen mi Nancy Of f'redcficks
burg Mn and Mrs H n Jenkln
and sons. Of FarmWlie Mrs y NJ
MeNutt and Frank wcft Luncheon
guests on Saturday
Mrs John " Lindsey haY beef
spending some time M Richmond
wth her son. John B Lindsey ano
Mrs Lindsey
MI ana Mrs John lindsey an
nounce the birth 81 a son JohF
Keith December n
Mis James MuiloY ahd children
Bonnie and Betty Of kurtonsWh
Md Misses Matte Vaughan ane
Dee Williams spent several dag'
with Nh and Mrs w h Valshai
during the holidays
Mr. and Mrs 4 y Walthall NH
ana Mrs Bruce Gates and Franz
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

fafngllc. etn. Dee 81
MN and Mfa w 2 mek0f,
GROVE. by nee 4i
Mr. ana MIS- n R Cryn"s.
Luncnbarg G Il pirl+ Ian t. lo56
Golored Patients
sam IyIe taFhW.llc, George
aHstin Farnvlle, Mnd Franc PA'-
telson. Cumberland
toiorri l,ifih
SlirHel and Dofothy Jacla.iH.
Prospect RHi Jan. lhaa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
FHS Wolverines Make Move Up
Bid Tonight As Court Play Opens
Park View High
Squads Coming. TO
Memorial Armory

| Faflnvlle High School, bolstcrcd
by Howard claboughs 20-poInt
spree as the Wolverine ace saw
action for the first time IN the
$3.50 loss TO kenbridge before the
holidays. plays Park View Highs
Dragons in Memorial Armory here
tonight friday
Unaccustomed to Il position as
low as their present one. ninth
place. the wolverines seem
certain to start an Improvement
cycle against the winless Dragons.
who have been whipped by Ken
bridge. Bluestone and Victoria
The fact that FHS had two
others in double figures against
the Comets of Kenbridge Kent
Carter With IA and john Jones
with TO- also Indicates that
Farmville may now AIT the stride
forecast ior The l957-5B squad
Close Score
With that lastsecond vim over
Farmvllle the Comets claimed
undisputed possession Of first
place in District 3 ais the squads
went into the holidays Holding
it may prove difficult with Buck =
ngham Randolph Henry 4 n d
CreWe ready To challenge after
fsarmville showed the Comets
were human after all
Gong into Tie heavy January
loop schedule the Statesmen Of
Randolph Henry have the Dis
ricts No scorer Bobby Jones
f. With a 22-point average IN three
games TIE Statesmen nave
4 whipped Victoria and Creensvlle
4 handily while losing TO Bucking
ham in an overtime contest
1884 to indicate they intend q
make d race Of ii Tits season
Ken Love Of kenbridge Is
second III scoring With 49,
average. He dropped several points
when he got only lG against
Farmville.
Anderson Threatens
Center Eldred Anderson Of
Amelia is the loops thild scorer
with 54 points Ia three games fof
an lSpoint average This top
point maker is one Of the reasons
the Orioles head the second dlvl-
SION in the standings He clipped
in with 20 ms Amelia edged Blue
stone 4l40 IN the Orioles last
pre- Christmas start
wilbur Hobbs, " GreensMllc
- the fourth highest scorer with
a Isl average. and Buckingham !
Donnie Davis is IN fifth place
DAVIS has scored 30 points ta ton
ail scoring in the loop, but has
participated II five contests
jerry Hoyle Of Blackstone. II
III sixth place IN per-game aver
age He has a IA mark which is
one Of the few bright spots in an
otherwise drab start for the
Rams district tournament
team last season nov with
only one win III five starts
The standings
Kenbildge 40 Buckingham
Al Victoria 81 Greensville 3-i~
Randolph Henry 81. Crewe 81
Amelia IL Brunswick Is.
Fatmvlle l3 Blackstone IA
Bluestone -. and Park View 0-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Henry Loonis
To Be Speaker

Mr.. Henry LOOMS will dis
cuss THE Voice Of America,
It's World Wide Program" at
a meeting Of the Motion Pic
ture and Television Council
at 2;30 pm. Wednesday at
the studios of the United
States Information Agencies
Broadcasting Service.
Mr.. LOOMS, director Of
Voice." was formerly the
White House staff director to
DR.. James r. Killion, jr., spe-
cial assistant to the President
for science and technology.
Special guests at the coun-
Gil meeting will be Mrs. T.
David Gates, president Of the
D. c. Federation Of Womens
Clubs. and It's committee on
motion pictures Of which the
councils president, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Rollwage Collier, is
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Sonora de Serrano
May Pack Again

II got back" she said with
a grin. "just in the nick Of
time"
She recalled being some
what frightened at the pros
pect Of moving to a new con-
tinent and meeting her hus-
bands family, four brothers
and their wives. But they
were so sweet to me. I was a
'gringo, a foreigner, and they
opened their arms to me,
quite literally" she said. To
smooth over the initial meet
ing and avoid overwhelming
her. the brothers decided be-
forehand to greet her in
stages-one couple went to
the airport. another to the
hotel later, and so on.
Entirely IMMERSED in Span
ish when she arrived in South
America. Sonora de Serrano
didn't learn the language at
all for about two years cher
husband told her later he'd
given her up as a lost cause).
Then one day she opened her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
-star star Photo

Burke of st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church in Warwick.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father. Mrs.
Cary Malcolm Scates, jr.,
twin sister of the bride, was
matron of honor and brides
maids were Mrs. Joseph Puc-
cia, also a sister of the bride;
Mrs. Thomas Rink and Miss
Elaine Abbott.
Mr.. Schuyler Francis Best
was his brothers best man
and uShers were Mr.. Louis
Phillip Best. also a brother;
DR.. George F. Miller, DR..
Thomas Leonard and Mr..
Conway Howard SHIELD III.
The couple viii live in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star stan Writer

The diplomatic corps here
may soon lose an asset which
1t has only recently acquired
the new Chilean Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Serrano
Palma.
A remarkably attractive
couple, they arrived in July
and have barely had time 10
settle down since. (They've
been committing between,
Washington and New York,
where he is also Ambassador
to the United Nations, a post
he's held for two years.
Now, with the election Of a
new Chilean President last
Thursday, it's possible they'll
be packing again soon. Am
bassador Serrano no doubt
will submit his resignation in
November when President
Ibanez steps down and the
new regime takes over. This
Is the standard procedure.
Meanwhile the Ambassa-
doris wife is enjoying WASH
ington.
"Of course" she explained
the other day, II would en-
Joy an igloo at the North
Pole If ! we're with my hus-
band" But she gave addi-
tional reasons for liking this
city.
One is the house they live
in. The ambassadorial res
idence, at 1905 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, used to belong
to Senior Serrano's aunt. She
bought it in 1920, when her
husband, Senior Beltran Ma
thieu, was Chile's envoy
here, and much of the beauti-
full French furniture which
belonged to them still re-
mains in the house, Sonora
de Serrano said.
There's a pattern to ones
life," she unused, don't you
Think"
Slender and extremely
pretty. with clear brown eyes
and creamy skin, the Am
bassador's wife appears to
be in her early thirties, at
most.
She is a native of South
Africa, the only child Of the
late Jacob Hendrick Pierneef,
that country's outstanding
landscape painter.
When Sonora de Serrano
was q small girl she used to
be taken on painting trips
around the South African
countryside in the wintertime.
(Her father didn't paint in
the summer, she said-he
didn't care for the "popeyed
greens.")
The artist often did his
sketches from the car and
then, said his. daughter,
mother would knit and !
would sit, very quiet"
Sonora de Serrano met her
husband in Praetoria, when
he was posted there in 1919.
The handsome, blue-eyed
diplomat had already been in
South Africa for two years,
but she'd been In Europe and
didn't meet him until shortly
before his tour was finished,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

mouth and started speaking.
fluently enough 1t seems to
amaze the household. She
was greatly fiattered at the
United Nations recently. she
said. when several Latin
American Ambassadors mis-
took her for a native Chilean.
When Sonora de Serrano
mentions home" now, she
means Chile. Her husband
has two ranches in the south
ern part of the country. De-
scribing one called THE
Twins" latter two lakes on
their land), which is 100
years old and very beauti-
full" she broke of and said,
"Oh, 1t makes me homesick. I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Miss SHIELD
Is Married

Judge and Mrs. Conway
Howard SHIELD. jr,. of James
River drive, Warwick-on-
the-James and Yorktown,
Va, announce the marriage
of their daughter Lefty How
ard to Mr.. Stephen Lewis
Best of Chevy Chase, son of
Mrs. Louis Phillip Best and
the late Mr.. Best.
The wedding took place
yesterday in Grace Episcopal
Church in Yorktown with
the Rev. Gordon Davis off,
ciating. He was assisted by
the Rev. William Francis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Fall Luncheon SET

The Beverley Hills Wom-
ems Club will hold its annual
fall luncheon Thursday at
1880 pm. at the Starlite
Room, George Mason Hotel,
in Alexandria. The Marietta
Hat Shop Of darlington
Shopping Center will stage a
millinery fashion show.
Chairmen for the luncheon
are Mrs. Gordon D. Seigle
and Mrs. Wilbur A. Schmidt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
New Twist

Stretch tights get q new
fashion twist. These leotards
come in paisley print and may
be worn under skirts and
with the long tunic tops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
JULIUS C1ARFINCKEL & Co.

Arborne nimbus of ring LET'S; the toused
becomes, the artistic is. Achieved only by the
Antoine Pinwheel Bobbinee invention alone.
Call Antoine Salon. National $780, for appointment
Seventh Floor; Spring Valley and Corners.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10
Bob's Movie News

Glen Ford, who gave young
Ken Wales a whale of a start In
movies by getting him roles IN
MEMS Limitation General" and
the current @Torpedo Rum" did
him another favor during filming
of the latter picture. He per-
formed a real-life rescue during
the dangerous underwater escape
scene of the submarine drama.
No doubles were used IN the
sequence, which called for the
crew to be completely submerged
and to breath for several minutes
through compressed-air filled
Momsen lungs
During one of the takes. Wales
mouthpiece was accidentally
wrenched away, cutting off his
air supply. Trapped under the
submarine mock-up, he vas fail
ing about in the water when
Sord saw him, swan over and
jabbed the breathing tube back
into the actors mouth.
Wales had inhaled plenty of
water, but he was able to con-
tinue work after a rest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Rockville Girl
Will Become
Summer Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H. Fergu-
son, 804 Reading Avenue, Rock
vile, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Miss Eva Jo-
sephine Ferguson, to Mr.. Leo
Walter Snapp, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter w. Snapp of Silver
Spring.
Miss Ferguson is a graduate of
Richard Montgomery High
School, and her fiance is en-
ployed at Trunell Electric Co. in
Bethesda.
A late summer wedding is
planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17

Wilbur Baughman with their
wives; Joe Buscher and his date,
and Charlie and Rita Hoffman.
Stork Story
It's boy for Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Petit, 1888 Wendy Lane,
Harmony Hills. Infant John
Stephen was born June Is at
the Washington Sanitarium,
weighing Z lbs, 2 ozs.
Mrs. Petit is the former JAG.
quelyn Runkle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William N. Runkle OF
Silver Spring. The Pettits have
three other children, Dickie, Pat,
ty Ann and Lynne.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17

wedding trip through the Shen-
andoah National Park. They are
now residing at their new home
in Germantown.
The former Miss Starkey grad.
uated from Poolesville High
School and is now employed in
the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, Rockville. Mr.. Day,
a graduate of Gaithersburg High
School, served three years in the
U. S. Army and is now associated
with the County Surveyors Of
flee in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17

X. l. was best man for his bro
Their and the ushers were 1t. Ed
ward Keiser and 1t James Mil
Ter of Princeton, N. j. and
Charles Edwin and Charlie Nc
earthly, both of Fort Belvoir.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Marcuccio wore a gown of
pink embroidered silk organza,
and the bridegroom's mother
chose a beige lace gown. Each
had a corsage of white butter.
fly orchids.
After a wedding trip to Cape
Cod the couple will live at Staten
Island, N. Y, where 1t. Cahill
is stationed with the Corps of
Engineers at Fort Wadsworth.
The former Miss Marcuccio
graduated from Gaithersburg
High School and was employed
by the Johns Hopkins University.
Her husband attended Rhode Is.
land University, and was for
merly stationed in Europe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-17
Farm Queen

. Montgomery Countyesfarm
grow big crop of pretty girls.
Thirteen local lovelies, all be.
tween 16 and Is years, and liv.
ing on farms of not less than
three acres, We'd for the title of
Farm Queen last Saturday eve
ming, and the judges had a hard
time picking the prettiest. She's
Karen Treadway, 17-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Treadway of Ashton, and wait
ress at Martins Dairy near Olney.
Karen has blond-brown hair,
gray-blue eyes and her vital sta
tistics are 36-25-38. She's SO" tall
and weighs 125 pounds.
A June graduate of Sherwood
High School, the new Montgom-
cry County Farm Queen is a
member of the All Beef Club and
Senior Council, sings in the choir
at Ashton Methodist Church and
enjoys horseback riding. She will
reign at the Montgomery County