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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
cARMoDY

Continued From Page A-sO
smith's. "She Stops to Con-
quer.". Il. The play dates are
August Il through September
g.. Mr.. Finney, Of the New
York Times. got a sudden for
eien assignment. /. You think
1t has rained here? =. Well. 1t
darned well has. but Salem.
Vas symphonic drama, staged
IN the open. has been drenched
10 out Of the 81 nights 1t has
been running. But only one
performance was completely
cancelled. Hardy lot. those
Salemites. Carter Barron is
not the city's only jazz center
this week. Starting tomor-
row night, Illinois Jacquet and
his band viii take over the
stage at the Howard theater. !.
Bob Porterfield, the Barter
Theater's genius, decided to pay
on his actors this week in silver
dollars. Everyone was happy
with the exception Of Pearle
Price. the theater's pay-mis-
tress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
More Postmen
To Get Scooters
ay lhs As.oel.lsd Prs..

The General Services Admin
istration yesterday awarded
contracts totaline S2.66e.S1
for delivery Of s.400 new mall
sters TO the Post once Depart
ment.
The mailsters are the three
wheeled motor scooters which
are being given increasing use
on residential delivery routes.
one contract went to Eshel-
men Motors Corp. Of Baltimore
for 1.622 Of the cars 10 cost
81 .26l.526. They will be disr
tributed to Post ofices east Of
the Mississippi River.
A second contract. for
$1,407. 287 was awarded cush-
man Motor Works, Inc, Lin
coin, Nebr., for Its mailsters
scheduled for use in the West
ern States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

50 the phone rang first thing
in the morning and. Of course.
II was Miss Rose Ruttkay OF the
Trade Bank a Trust co. Dear
Rose. ! call her. She has a
highly specialized Job. The bank
hires her 10 call me up and tell
me how much I'm overdrawn.
ITS bad" said Dear Rose.
you'd better get 1880 here
Immediately or even somewhat
sooner"
! Just shrugged airily: $500
represented no problem 10 me
because Ny Rich wife owns q
building and on the building Is
q second MORTGAGE which Daddy
has been paying OF for years.
All I had TO do was take NY
Rich Wife 10 tina bank and sign
some papers = scratch, scratch
land the mortgage would be
right back where II was origi-
nally and I'd have the $500
and maybe another thousand
or 70 with which 70 pursue my
twin hobbies OF booze and horse
betting,
49,
Never one 10 waste time with
underlings, ! deal with q real
vice president named John A.
Murphy. Me and My Rich Wife
sat down at his desk and he
hauled out the old mortgage
note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

was negligible. We shock hands
All around and walked out Of
the bank.
There. In the blazing sum
light, things became doscour-
agineiy clear. Light dawned. !
had paid on part OF 4 MORTGAGE
and nay overdraft. I still owed
the bank 5000. ] had given
MY Rich Wife tl.i35 and she
had given me 1880.
No matter how you figured IL.
I now owed her sass. Also ]
did not have q dime with which
70 booze and bet. From the In
terror Of the hank behind me.
waiting through the revolving
door. I could clearly hear
ghoulish laughter.
What I'm going TO do /.
wait q minute, there's the
phone.
1t was Ny Rich wife. She
wants her el66.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

AzacLainA and "Kalhy o.
with pan Du1ysz. Jan Starring.
hEAs Flskslt and young Patty
Mecormack will please your va
eationing youngsters.
Jean 50. Jean sebcrr and
French nance Francois AIoreulI
have set a fan date for tiielr
wedding. They win i've IN
France. but the attractive ac-
treas discovered BY .0ife Prem
niger hopes 20 continue her
movie career. She has made
two pictures IN two years.
Pat Botne has rented a "a
room house N Bel Air for the
duration Of his "Mardl oras"
picture at 20th-Fox. with an
option 70 buy. Pat likes Il here.
British Actress jeanette Scott.
VINO was signed 70 do "The
Devils Disciple" with Laurence
Olivier. KIRK DouxIas and Burt
Lancaster. also signed 10 make
one movie : year for Lancas-
ier's film company for the next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
MILFORD, DEL.

$4,000
Fishermen, Vacatiomers J
Take ADVANTAGE Of the new Low
n summer rates 81 the tleteI MIL
ford. Lovely Alr-condltioned rooms \
\ with TV and tile bath. American
or Chinese cuisine. cocktail service
and free parkinE-SS.So Der per-
s s ana n s,n ssS viz Ss, ssa,.
n Of hlet mi9non, lobster or the
hnest Chinese dishes. Fer reser. I
n yatiens eall Hotel Milford, Nh.
ford, Delaware t68l, Nh. and
MRS. GELLENs. Ce-ManagerH ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

Brigitis Bardoi connded In
Paris that her salary for the
current slzzier The Night
Heaven ZEN" was more than
she received for All the Is pic
lures abe had made previously.
Bette Davis. IN London. dis
closed that she was the FIRST
star who ever came out Of the
water looking weti Also that
her greatest happiness has not
been the high moments Of her
career with her two oscars. But
her children. FAT 50. without
children. what have you got?"
uuoth Bette.
-
Be sure you don't miss THE
Matchmaker fun
ny, with exhilaratina perform
ances from shirley Booth. Tony
Perkins, newcomer Robert
Morse, Paul Ford and shirley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

HOLLYWOOD. NANA). -
BlnE crosby's four sons have
decided 10 live toeethcrl They
definitely do not want 70 re-
side In Bing's big Napoleon
Drive mansion with pop and his
young wife. Kathy. To start the
residence plan rolling. Gary
Crosby win live with brother
Dennis and his expecting show
Girl wife. Pat. And they will
rent a house big enough so
that brothers Philip and Lind
say can join them.
Looks like trouble with the
Edmund Pnrdoms. He's been
living alone IN London since
new wife Alicia took on for
New York. Purdom was recently
ordered TO pay for $500 damage
10 the apartment he rented In
Mayfair. after his bride left.
/. The steering wheel Of
Jacques Bergerac's car jammed
at a crowded Hollywood inter-
section. while jacques was on
his way to sign the contract
for his role In Between the
Thunder and the SUM- He was
badly shaken.
49,
Blimeyl Burt Lancaster Is
playing cricket in a charity
match organized BY Sir Anthony
Tichborne on his country es-
tate. Rex Harrison was going
to play until his doctor said
no. he was too tired. :. Harry
BelafOnte's price for singing In
London is the highest ever paid
toto any artist-ss0.O00 for six
performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER
Finance Can Be Frenzied

ruler up" ! commanded
him.
There was q dripping noise
clearly audible. I found out
what II was. II was Murph's
great big heart flooding with
sympathy and compassion.
astE
We chatted socially and when
the subject Of vulgar money
came up I mentioned $4,000 as
q nice. round figure. Murph
showed some papers at Ny Rich
Wife. who made her mark,
which Is q sort Of delicate X
and then we went home. A
couple Of days later there was
a check In the mail for sf.a35.
/ gave II TO My Rich Wife 10
pay the bills. Everything was
that easy. Then the phone rang
again.
Now you're $1,000 over
drawn" said Dear Rose Rutt-
kay. I Just laughed. Banks are
always making mistakes like
that. / explained about how /
had borrowed three grand and
paid of everything. Rose got
SO confused listening she put
Murphy back on the phone.
Come in here tomorrow"
said Murphy. There was an
ominous chill to his voice.
$50
So there we are again and
this time Murph Is explaining
TO me that what I did was pay
of the balance of S1.865 on
the mortgage, and give NY Rich
Wife the check for $1.135. All
right, says !. then make q new
mortgage loan SO I can get my
hot hands on $1,000 to take
across the room and hand to
Dear Rose. Murph did some
figuring. No, he said. the in
terest on a mortgage type loan
would be too rough on me. He
figured some more.
"Since you're name is Mud
at this bank" he told me kind
ly, II cannot lend you any
money. However, I win lend
your wife $4,000 on q 30-day
secured note. Then she can give
you $1,000"
49,
So she scratched her mark
on another note and he gave
her q check and she wrote one
out to me for $1,000. It was q
cinch. Murph even congratu-
lated me, pointing out that the
interest on q short term loan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

seven years Devils Disciple"
Il : BIG break for the io-year-
old actress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-26

Only Coop stores offer Low COMPETITIVE
PRICES then give you back port Of every
purchase as e patronage refund Sove your
tapes for these EXTRA CASH SAVINGS
md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
US. Right to Seize
Insurance Policies
For Tex Upheld

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Jan. is
R.-The United States 4th
Circuit Court Of Appeals has
ruled that the Federal Govern
ment can seize life insurance
policies In lieu Of unpaid in
come tax.
The opinion. handed down
yesterday by Chief Judge John
J. Parker Of Charlotte. reversed
a ruling by q West Virginia
District Federal Court at Fair
mont. The appeals court re-
manded the case to the lower
court for further action.
The case stemmed from the
1853 conviction Of DR.. Milton
Aired Gilmore. q West Vir-
ginia physician. for income tax
evasion from 1912 through 1913.
After the conviction and before
collection Of the back taxes,
DR.. Gilmore allegedly fed the
country and Is now living in
Canada.
Internal Revenue Service Of
ficials attempted to take over
the cash value Of life insurance
policies held by DR.. Gilmore
with Metropolitan Life In
surance Co. and Guardian Life
Insurance Co. The district
court had ruled in favor Of the
life insurance firms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Methodists Hit
Segregation Plan

CINCINNATI, Jan. IS @.-
The Methodist Board Of
Education today went on record
as opposing the use Of churches
in programs designed to main
tain segregated school
systems"
In its final session 1t also
selected Kansas City. Mo, for
its 1859 meeting next January.
Presented by Bishop John
Wesley Lord Of Boston. the
resolution on desegregation
said:
Rather than accept deseg-
regation. some States have
passed laws permitting aboli-
ton Of the public schools.
Efforts may be made to use
church facilities. in programs
designed to maintain segre-
gated school systems. Segre-
gated parochial schools are
advocated BY some as an alter
native to non-segregated pub
lie schools.
I'VE believe such proposals
contain elements which en-
danger our democratic way Of
life and threaten the integrity
Of our churches"
Bishop Lord II chairman Of
the Division Of the Local
Church Of the Methodist Board
OF Education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
INSTANT COFFEE
STOLEN, BREWS
JUSTICE

A man who stole some
instant coffee received in
slant justice Monday In
Municipal Court.
The defendant. Robert
Brent. rs. Of the 1900 block
of Nineteenth street NV.
was arrested at l pm.
In a Safeway store at
1876 First street NV.
At Ais pm. he was ON his
way to jail To begin serv-
ing a 90-day sentence for
petty theft. imposed by
Judge John ]. Malloy.
According to Assistant
United States Attorney
Charles w. Halleck, Brent
was arrested at the store
by 18th precinct police. who
CHARGED him with attempt
ing to take three jars Of the
quick-brewing coffee from
the store without paying.
He was rushed 10 the pre-
cinct station for booking
and admitted the theft en-
route. according TO Mr.. Hal
leck.
Immediately after the
booking. he was taken to
court. where he pleaded
guilty and was sentenced.
Court observers said 1t was
one Of the fastest prosecu-
tons after an arrest In Mu-
nicipal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Two Boys Token
With Missing Auto

An alert policeman early
yesterday recovered an auto
mobile from two boys before
the cars owner knew ii had
been taken from its parking
place.
Result: One Of the boys,
Roberto Morales. Is. Of the
400 block Of Chaplin street
NV. was held for grand jury
action under $1,000 bond on q
charge Of unauthorized use Of
an automobile. The bond was
set by Judge John J. Malloy
of Municipal Court. The Sec
ond boy, who Is II. was turned
over 10 juvenile authorities.
Police Pvt. c. w. Young Of
No. 10 Precinct. who made the
arrests. said he spotted the
automobile in the 1900 block
Of Park road NV, when be
saw the older boy pushing 1t
and the younger one sitting at
the wheel. When the pair failed
TO produce either a permit or
registration card. Pvt. Young
said he took them in for ques-
tioning.
A check showed the auto
mobile belonged to Mrs. Ethel
Lenore Bohannon Of 1871
Adams Mil road NV. who was
notified. 1t had been removed
from near her home. She
learned Of this for the first
time after the car had been
recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Lawrence H. Legg. 81. who
served on the Metropolitan
Police force for rs years. died
Sunday Of a heart attack in his
home in Loudoun County. Va.
Mr.. Legg. q private. retired
on March 81. lel7, He joined
the force on March /. l922. and
served at No. Q. Is and 6 pre-
cincts before going TO No. 10.
where he completed his service,
He was stationed at No. 10 from
1884 TO lel7.
Mr.. Legg was commended
four times during his career,
including praise for robbery
and assault arrests. and for
clearing up Of q number Of
cases Of auto theft.
He was born in Warrenton.
Va. and attended schools in
FauQuier County. He and his
wife came to Arlington County
in 1919. Mr.. Legg lived at ga
North Irving street. Arlington.
from l922 to 1855.
He moved TO Dogwood View
at % Lakeland drive. Sterling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Mrs. Rohrer, SO,
Native Of D. c.

Mrs. Harry Sinclair Rohrer.
50. q native Of Washington
and lifelong resident Of the
Washington area. died yester-
day.
The former Grace Wise. Mrs.
Rohrer was the daughter Of
the late jerome and Sarah
Wise.
She Is survived by her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph o. Will
son. Of the home address. 1910
Rockville road. Chevy Chase.
Nd. and two granddaughter.
Mrs. Arthur Robbins. 6sl2
Wilson lane. Bethesda, and
Miss Jeremy Wilson Of the
home address. Also surviving
Is her sister. Mrs. Frank L.
Barnard. 506s Sedgwick street
NV.
Services win be held at 2
pm. tomorrow in the Birch
funeral home, 3034 NJ street
NV. Burial will be in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
HI. Leeg, "a. Dies;
Former D. c. Policemen

Va. q country home built under
his personal supervision. July
i. 1855.
Mr.. Legg sefved in the AEF
during World War !.
His wife. the former Emma
Jane Leach. dicd on April 3,
1851.
He is survived by nine
brothers and sisters. Robert N.
Legg. l03 Holmes Run road,
Falls Church: James. Ill North
Cleveland street. Arlington:
Hubert Of Staunton. Va; Mrs.
Carrie Leach. centreville. Va;
Mrs. Jennie Gray. 242S North
Ohio street. Arlington: Mrs.
Rose Butler and Mrs. Ruth
Wines. Warrenton: Mrs. Estelle
Waller. 2lO8 North Sixteenth
street. Arlington: Mrs. Cora
Cortney. Arlington. and MRS.
Bessie Bender of Washington.
Services were to be held at
1850 pm. today In the Ives
funeral home. 2e47 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. Burial
win be In National Memorial
Park.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-11-20

'sstsEs So 1925
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1958-11-20

At one time there were 1000
booklets available to Unsuspecf.
ing buyers. We thought we'd
never unload 'em, but now we
have, and we are grieved.
We grieve because we have
had to return money to people,
and that's the best cause of
grief we know about.
Of course, we'll run this page
for sometime, not so much as
information, but because we
amt got any ads.
Commercially,
P. D. East
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
Club Calendar

Modern Woodman Of America -
Tuesday. Nov. II. 8 pm. at the
center
Junior Wonan's Club-Tucsday
Nov II pm. at the club house
The child's place in the family
will be topic of guest speaker. Mrs
Nell Griffin.
Episcopal Church Women-Mon-
day. Nov. 10. pm. Group 2 at
the Parish house. group 3 with
Mrs. B. Blanton Hamburg co-hos-
tess. Mrs. w. J. ellis. Jr.
Methodist WSCS-Monday. Nov
TO- 8 pm Circle > with Mrs r.
c. Coleman. co-hostess. Mrs. j r.
Williams. circle ; with Mrs. j. c.
Noblin. circle with Miss Jean
Morris. cohostess. Mrs. Joseph
! Goodc. circle 5 In the Fellowship
room. hostesses. Mrs George Reid
and Mrs. j. O. Hart. circle with
the Misses Hiner circle 7 with
Mrs. Dwight Wilson; circle with
Mrs. G. c. Pearcc. circle 9 in The
Lecture room. hostcSSes, Mrs. r
G. Simonini and Mrs j. w. Shcp-
herd. il
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11

Speaking tor millions of IVY
coHnirymen VINO are voiceles4 ha
aid XXI believed Comm nism i
psactccd with greater rigdliy and
artfod~Xs l ChMa today th4n IN
Russia | sce no sian VI MAO Ize-
suna turning .Hto another 1to
II there \ any change AL a.l /
believe rs VIII tuIa into another
Sam Communist system ot COM
WI.es has led ~ thc complete
breakup q family md Yeh aaid
IHc mother was the nan innu
cnce IN Chinese famsAcs he ex
planned. but under the cam4Hae
-ystem families have been s-par
ated and now women have been
freed" ID dig bitches and Id con-
struction work while lvng in bar
racks away from husbands ard chil-
dren
European colonialism has been
the most important factor in help-
ma along tho progress Of conlnaun-
ism III China the amba sador saId
Morning Session
Dtmng the morning e 0n-. the
cAIb women we're kdpt on thy W0rld
tour by THEN experienced spcakerS
pr scout tocGsed his slghts oH
africa Where ~ forecast That within
n yeats almost an that can9aent
NIiI iga intrDeafinf aud raN H#t44l
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
p rsona( Meuht;ou

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lewis have
returned from visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Harold W
Lewis IL Alexandria.
Miss Sandra Johnson has returned
to Richmond after visit With her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Earl John
son.
Mr. and Mrs J T. Pullcn have
returned ~ DanVlIa afinf i vlait
with their daughter, Mrs Claude
Prlfchard. and family
MISS celc Gonriey. Of Randolph
Macon Woman Gollcge III lynch
burg, and Miss lsll"n ,ialwai u
Mary WASHINGTON College in Fred
crickaburr we're Week end guests
IN the F. T Atkinson home
MI and Mrs Fred owen Of Dir
ham N G were Guests ol Mf and
Mrs. b Wan fnr tAa wcea cml
Mrs Lawrence Hoover, If IlArri
sonbure Is spendina thr Weck Vlth
her dan@hfer, Mrs Clasldn Milan
and family
miss Nancy et4plAn has returned
10 Martnavilih after ananan4 lhc
week end with hnr parents. ME- aad
Mrs r. n Gtrryln
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11

Miss Susan Arc her. of Mary
Washington College in Fredericks-
burg. was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Ault for the week end.
Miss Minnie Rodgers will return
Tuesday from visit with her sis
ter. Mrs r. H. Ware and MI.
Ware in Washington. D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. J II. Whitfield and
daughter Kay. and Mr.. and Mrs
e A Smith and daughter. Lynn,
attended the homecoming game at
William and Mary College in
Williamsburg Saturday.
Among those who attended TIC
funeral Of Mrs Lilly G. Fore in Bed
ford Friday were R. j Martin. Jr.
Dr. H c. Alexander, Vernon Won
ack, Lester E. Andrews. Curtis
Hubbard. Mrs G. F Moring, Mrs
John Lewis. Mrs. j. P. McCraw
Mrs G w Harris, Mrs. r. A. vii
moth, Mrs. James Hart. Mrs. J. G
Bruce and Mrs. S. R Geyer.
Miss Abbie Meredith is slowly I'M
proving at Medical College OF Vir-
gina Hospital at Richmond. and
would be cheered by words from
friends sent there.
Pr. Francis B. Simkins, professor
Of history at Longwood College and
past president of the Southern His
torical Association, addressed a
symposium audience at Virginia
Union University last week. He
spoke on the Task Of Negro His
tory during the three-day session
81 the Association for the Study OF
Negro Life and History.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11

A sinsiblc speed is one at which
the driver can see danger and be
able to maneuver the car clear OF
1t under all conditions. Since
ability to spot hazards decreases
as speed increases, motorists will
protect themselves by driving only
as fast as vision and road condi-
tons allow.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11

honor Other attendants were Miss
Elizabeth Mansfield Broaddus. OF
topcWe. cousin Of the bride: Miss
Nancy Jane Graham. OF Purcell
VILE. Miss Nancy Gladys Lunsford
Of Arlington, Miss Eugenia F,n-
gerald Hurt. OF Richmond and
Miss Elizabeth Josie Cook. Of
FMmWlle
The honor attendant and brides
MAIDS Nerc attired III dresses Of
burgundy iaffcta fashioned with
draped neckhn@s. and bustles They
Wore burgundy bandcaux and car
LED cascade bouquets Of pale pink
fuili NUNS and ivy.
Il Gentry had as his best man.
Captain Wells Latin Field. III.
Ushers were 1t Louis Linton Nor
gan. It. Allen Ingram Price. Jr..
III James H Wynn. and 1t. Robert
] klnsey, all Of Camp Lejeune
Immediately following the cere-
monE a reception was held at
LoneW0od House.
II. ,a ,1r C.o,,,. I'LL,
G..nr,. rn,a.,na n = - 7'Ne
f.44lk M'iS2h N spending the
Nefh N Burlington. N. C.. with his
4 = @ dauRhter-in-law. Mr.,
a-"l AAt7 woodrow wilson
Nr aad Mfs j { Glenn spent
'ie "fa& eid ~ lappahannock
9eIe ineF We're guests Of group 6
I l,i' NsIRii!ad bailkeFs . ISOLATION
l9li and banquet. En- route home
THE Glenns saW TIE Sunday per
torrance q South Pacific" in
Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
Hospital News

There were II hospital patients
Monday morning.
Patients Admitted
Ms c. l. Edgerton. Chase CITY.
Mrs W T Motley. Burkeville.
II II Jones. Crewe Mrs. c. p
Hughes. Farmvillc Robert Saun-
ders. Victoria Mrs. Alice Harris.
Farmsille Mrs J hnnie Land.
Buckingham Miss Janice Foster.
Farmville W. H. Hodges, Rice
Zack Fleetwood. Farmville c. J..
Allard. Jr. Amelia II. c. Wilson.
Skipwiih. O. W Crcnshaw. Keys
eille Mrs c. II Dowdy. Farmville,
Mrs. c, W Mathews. Blackstone.
Also. J. F. Boykins. Burkeville
Mrs. U. O. Rothgeb. Appomattox
2 F Coleman. Prospect Fitzhugh
Christian, Dillwyn j. c. Hamlet
Farmville. Mrs. P. G. Dickcrson,
Farmville. c. F. Hagen. Norfolk
R. W. Gaulding. Victoria Robert
Oliver. Crewe Mrs. G. B. Corrlc
Crewe Mrs l.. S. Bailey. Norfolk.
and Frank H. McCraw. Dillwyn.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Roberts,
Crewe. boy. Nov 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Huddleston
Farmville. girl. Nov 2.
oil
Mary Tisdalc. Crcwc. Clara Trent.
Dllwyn. Vernon Francisco. Keys
vile. and Eunice McLendon, Farm
vile.
COlorcd Births
Willie and Shirley Brown. Dill
wyn. girl. Nov. s.
Sidney and Eleanor Trent. Farm
vile. girl. Nov z.