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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
REGISTER N VOTE
SEPT. "a. DEADLINE

Next Wednesday, September "a, is the final day
to register for the November elections. If you aren't
sure whether you are eligible to vote contact your
local registration board.
Recently Archbishop Richard ]. Cushing of Bos-
ton reminded Catholics of their moral duty to take
part in civic affairs. His ten citizenship Sins follow as
food for thought.
Citizenship Sins
/. Indifference. nm not interested in politics"
Z. Laziness. I'm too busy"
3. Greed. I'm doing OK as things are"
4. Prejudice. "FIi vote for him because hes one OF
our kind"
5. False pride. I'm not going to get mixed Up in
dirty politics."
s. cyniei.m. my ONE vote won't make any differ
enee."
J. HapIess. Pressure groups run the show"
8. Ineligible. ~ didn't register"
9. Why bofher?. Politicians are oil alike"
10. Cowardiee. ~ don't want my character assailsd."
There are several important issues before the
electorate in Ohio this November but you won't be
able to decide them unless you register before Sept
ember 24-Remember, it's your duty.
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senmann, and Arthur Flem-
ming, US. Secretary of the
Department of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare, WASH
ington, DC. Governor C.
William O'Neill is expected
to attend.
The addresses of Bishop Is
senmann and Doctor Flem-
ming are expected to en-
phasize the Importance of
voluntary agencies working
the field of welfare and of
the necessity for continuing
and even expanding the part.
nership and cooperation
which exists between public
and private agencies.
It is expected that stress
will be laid on the need for
acting from the supernatur-
al motive of Christian Char
ity and for maintaining 4
flexibility of programs that
will meet the needs of the
poor.
The Convention will close
Tuesday afternoon following
the completion of seventeen
workshops to be held Mon-
day and Tuesday for profess
sional social workers engag-
Continued on page 81
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cesar agencies and institu-
tions will give help where
most needed" Msgr. Kapppes
said.
Experts in every field of
welfare will lead the discus
sions. Among those present
will be Charles Abrams,
chairman of the New York
Commission against Dis
elimination, Richard Ed
gar, Research Director of
Community Chest, Cincinnati;
William G. Martindale, AS
sistant Referee, Juvenile
Court, Cleveland; Ralph
Henry Smith, Executive Di-
rector United Fund, Provi-
dence, r. l.; Pierce j. Gerety,
former deputy Administrator
for Refugee Programs, De-
ment of State; Charles o.
Neill, Executive Secretary
Society of Saint Vincent de
Paul, Milwaukee, Wisconsin;
Rt. Rev. MSgr. A. A. Issen-
bart, director associated Cath
Ollie Charities. Oklahoma
City; Rt. Rev. Msgr. John
O'Grady, Secretary, National
Conference of Catholic Char
tiles; George E. Heneghan,
K.S.G., President of the SUI
perior Council of Saint Vim
cent de Paul, st. Louis, No..
Outstanding churchmen ex-
pected to attend are Arch
bishop Patrick A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop of Washington;
Bishop Thomas E. Gill, Aux
iliary Bishop of Seattle. Msgr.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
Bless London
Nest.
Wednesdny

LONDON The new
convent for the Sisters of
Mercy who teach at st.
Patrick school here will be
blessed at 1890 am. next We'd
nesday by Bishop Clarence G.
Issenmann.
The new teachers residence,
completed last week, has ac-
commodations for seven nuns,
according to Father E DWARF
Reidy, pastor of st. Patrick's.
Bishop Issenmann will offer
the first Mass in the chapel of
the convent prior to the dedica-
ton ceremonies.
The convent which cost more
than $4,000 is located on
Route SO. adjacent to the school
and across from the Madison
County Fairgrounds on Elm
Street.
Won Horn construction COM
pany was the general contrac-
tor, while the Madison Plumb
ing did the heating and plumb
ing work. Warren Smith was
the architect for the new struc.
ture rs we'll as the school.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
Pope Hits
Misuse
OfDrugs

CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy,
His Holiness Pope Plus XII has
warned against indiscriminate
use of new drugs in treating
psychiatric and neurological ILL
neSSes.
The Pontiff spoke to an audi
ence of more than 500 persons
attending the first meeting of
the College of International
N euro Psychopharmacology,
which was founded last year in
Geneva.
He emphasized that psychi-
atric therspy and neuro-psy-
c-hopharmacology must cooper
ate in rebuilding the entire per-
.sonality Of the sick person, to
whom must be restored "the in
stinctive balance indispensable
for the normal exercise of his
liberty"
In the section devoted to
moral applications, the Pontiff
referred to his previous state
ments on the subject. He said
that there are three things on
which modern medical science
bases its research and treatment
the interest of science, of the
individual and of the community.
Recalling his previous re-
marks, he said that "the inter-
est of science, that of the in
diyidual and of the community
are not in effect absolute values
and do not necessarily guaran-
tee the respect of all rights in
volved.
The Pope said that man does
not violate the law of God when
he permits a part of himself to
be mutilated or destroyed, if the
health of his body as a whole
requires it.
The Pope pointed out that he
had already declared "that in
there is nothing op-
posed to the use of remedies
destined to calm or suppress
pain. -"
"The same principle" he
said, lean be applied to the
pain-killing action of narcotics.
If no moral or religious obi.
cation is in opposition and there
is serious reason, they can even
be given to the dying if they
consent.
"Euthanasia which seeks to
Continued on page q
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Mary Margaret Glockner:
Ends NCCW Term

School, Trinidad, Colorado;
John Jr., a junior in the Col
lege of Engineering at the
University of Notre Dame
and Michael w., junior at st.
Charles Preparatory school,
have been members of Holy
Name parish since 1916.
Mrs. Glockner taught at
Ohio State University, where
she had done graduate work,
in the mathematics depart
ment for two years, 1947-49.
She has served in various
posts from the parish level
into the national level in the
Council Of Catholic Women.
She was PTA president at
Holy Name School, Diocesan
ceW PTA chairman. l94s-50.
president Of the Central Dean
erv ccW in 1881. Diocesan
president 1o52-54, national
ccW director. representing
The state OF Ohio; national
chairman, committe on Home
and School Administration;
national secretary until This
year.
Continued on page p
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she graduated with a Bachelor
of Arts degree Summa Cum
Laude.
In college she was president
Of various organizations, Prom
Queen and . member Of Kap
pa Gamma ri, national honor
society for graduates Of Cath
Ollie Women's colleges.
After college she taught in
Ohio public schools until she
married Alexander j. Clock
ner, a native of Portsmouth
and a graduate Of the Univer-
sity of Notre Dame who has
been with the Internal Reve-
nue. Service since 1887.
The attractive Mrs. Clock
ner attributes much Of her
success in organixsfional work
to the cooperative spirit Of
our famiIy-my experiences
would mol. have been possible
except that each member Of
the family shared in The re-
sponsibHities involved"
The Glockners. who have
three children, Sister Marian
Therese, Sc, who teaches
sixth grade at Holy Trinity
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
OFFICIAL
Appointments

Bishop lssenmann an
nounced the following APP
pointments this week, eff
fective September 70,
1853:
The Reverend John p.
Tagve, S.T.L., from assist
ant pastor Of Our Lady Of
Peace Church, Columbus,
TO assistant pastor of Saint
Francis de Sales Church,
Newark.
The Reverend Roland
R. Torer from assistant
pastor Of ST.. Francis de
Sales Church, Newark, TO
assistant pastor OF Our
Lady Of Peace Church,
Columbus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

When Mary Margaret
Williams was elected to
the student council at
North High School, Col
umbus, back in 1925, she
began to serve in a long line
of elective posts, which reads
like a WHO'S WHO in us.
church and civic organiza-
tions.
This week in ST. Louis Mary
Margaret Williams cIoekner,
will be toasfmisfress for the
National Council of Catholic
Women's Convention, where
she will end . fwo.ysar term
Is national secretary.
Mrs. Glockner, a native Of
McDermott, Ohio. in Scioto
County, received her elemen-
tary education at Sacred
Heart school, when her fam
lily moved to Columbus. After
graduation at North High
School, where she was elected
president of Latin, French and
Math Clubs, in addition to her
student council activities. she
enrolled at the College of Mt.
st. Joseph.on-the-O Ohio, where
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

difficulties which, at least in
his eyes, loom so all-important-
ly burdensome to him in daily
life. Again as the theme puts
it: Competence and Compass
sion in Practice"
Fifteen meetings open to
the general public will be
held today and Saturday to
discuss modern day relief
and child care problems.
According 70 Mssr. William
Z. kappes, diocesan director
Of charities and first vice.
president Of fhe Nccc. the
convention differs from So
eisI welfare group meetings
because attention is given TO
neishborhood seIf-heIp and
10 parish resources.
Special emphasis will be
given TO qvesfions Of how
much families can do for
themselves, Of the fvndamen-
taI character Of voluntary
agencies, Of private enterprise
in welfare activities. Of the
work Of parish volunteers
such IS the St. Vincent De
Paul Conference and The Conn
mifee Cooperating with Cath.
Ollie Charities" Mensisnor
ksppes noted.
THE impact on parish life
of a mobile population which
is leaving the established
downtown parishes to settle
in the suburbs will receive
pointed attention so that
parish programs will be de-
veloped to meet the needs of
the people and 50 that do
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

William L. Wozniak, Direc-
tor of Charities, Buffalo,
New York. President of the
National Conference of Cath
Ole Charities.
Bishop Christopher ]. Well
don. Bishop of Springfield,
Mass. will preach the serm-
on at the PontificaI Mass to
be offered Sunday at 1890
pm. in Saint Joseph Cathed-
raj.
Highiight of the conven-
ton will be the banquet to
be held at 7 pm. Monday.
September u in the DeshIer-
Hilton Ballroom. Addresses
will be given by Bishop Is
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

weddings and tuner
ais are held at st. Dominic's.
The chapel building will
house the Diocesan office of the
Confidently of Christian Doc.
trine and the base office of the
Society for the Propagation of
the Faith, according to Msgr.
James Kulp. The Propagation
Office in the Diocesan building
second floor, 246 East Town ST.,
will remain.
The convent will be a hospice
for missionaries and others Wis.
iting the Diocese on business,
Monsignor Kulp, who is in
charge of the chapel, and will
reside at st. Cyprian's, said.
st. Cyprian's has been attend
ed by priests from st. Dominic's
parish, inside whose limits the
chapel is located, since
1857 when Bishop Ready con-
solidated their. administrations.
The Blessed Sacrament Sisters
who taught at st. Cyprian school,
now reside and teach at st.
where the two schools
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

within 30 days Father Holman
said.
Beginning this Sunday Mass
will be offered Ut q French
Run School at 1880 and S:45
am. As soon IS the newly
purchased property is sacat.
Cd Mass will be offered daily
except Sunday in the parish
residence on Wassoner
road.
Men and women Of the par
ish are presently conducting
census of Reynoldsburg and the
surrounding area. Father Hob
man estimates about $50 Catho
lie families living in the boun
darieS.
ReynoIdsbUrg, . rapidly ex-
pandins community has two
new housing Developments in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
Five Day Convention
NCCC Delegates Arrive

More than 1900 dele
gates to the 44th annual
Convention of the st.
Vincent De Paul Society
and the National Con-
ference of Catholic Charities
are expected to register to-
day at the Deshler- Hilton
Hotel.
In addition TO dsIsgstes
from every state approx.
mafsIy 50 professional and
volunteer delegates will be
welcomed from Canada
Miss Iona Foldy is probab-
ly the delegate who will
travel the longest distance to
attend the five-day meeting
here. Miss Foldy, 4 Catholic
Relief Services ,Arksr Of the
National Catholic welfare
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

Representatives from all
Diocesan Councils of the
Knights of Columbus met
this past week in the see
city to make plans for a
Columbus Day observance in
honor of Bishop 1ssenmann.
The Knights. who annually
sponsor . parade and wreath
laying ceremony on October
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

coined the delegates, saying
1--WE pray that this years gath
ering in Columbus may bring
to all a deeper understanding
of the network of Catholic
Charities and the st. Vincent
de Paul Society-"Clarity of
Purpose" as this years theme
expresses it-and a personal
rededication of everyone to
apply the Gospel message of
the love of Christ: "He went
about doing good" to their
fellowmen struggling with
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

II, e etumbv Us Day, at the
statue Of Christopher Column
bus in front Of fhe City Hall,
this year will hold . first de-
gree initiation comprised Of
candidates from all Knights
Of Columbus Councils in the
23 county Columbus Diocese.
The Initiation Class which is
expected to be the largest in
the history of the Diocese. is
named in honor of Bishop Is
Senmann.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
Bishop Celebrates Mass:
&c to Hold Class, Oct. II
In Honor of Bp. Issenmann

The degree will be
conferred at noon will be fol-
lowed by the annual wreath
ceremony.
The Bishop will celebrate a
Pontifical Mass at 4 pm. in
st. Joseph Cathedral. for the
Knights and will be guest of
honor at a banquet at the Ath-
letic Club. according to Leo
Stark, state &c advocate and
chairman of the Columbus Day
activities.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
Banquet Tickets
Available

Tickets 10 the Nccc
Banquet. 7 pm. next
Monday, at ths Deshler
Hilton Hotel are avail
able to the general pub
lie. Tickets at S. per per-
son can be obtained at
registration desk. the
Catholic Information
Center, across from the
Cathedral, and the Do
cesar Office Building
246 East Town ST. u. S.
Secretary Of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare is the
principal speaker.
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the area with more expected
to be constructed in the near
future.
Father Holman said that the
parish hopes to begin construc-
ton of 4 combination church
school by next Spring.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
NCCC Schedule
On Page IL

The schedule of scfi-
vifies for fhe National
Conference Of Catholic
Charities and the ST.
Vincent De Paul annual
meeting is on page II
this week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

Conference in Austria will fly
to Columbus for the Conven-
ton.
Bishop Issenmann in a let
ter to Msgr. William Wozniak,
president of the NCCC, well
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

One Of the panels which will partiei-
pate in the High School Day, Sepfen-
Der 20. during the National Conference
Of Catholic Charities Convention here
prepares their discussion. Several hum
dred delegates from sixteen Diocesan
schools will take part in the study
sessions. which are Just . part Of the
five-day convention. Other sessions for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
Masses Set at Reynoldsburg
Parish Purchases
~ Acre Tract

REYNOLDSBURG-St. Plus X Parish here has pur-
chased a 27-acre tract according to Father Andrew Hob
man, pastor.
The land located on Main Street north of Waggoner
Road inside the city limits is expected to be vacated
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19
Msgr. Kulp to Reside:
Convert st. Cyprian
Buildings for CCD,
Propagation Base

st. Cyprian's chapel buildings on Columbus near east
were converted into a youth, confraternity and
missions center this week.
Mass is still offered daily at 7:3O am. and at 8 am.
on Sundays at st. Cyprian's. Parish functions such as
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-09-19

were combined this year in or
der to make the best use OF
the facilities and teachers.
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A D MINK
NEWSPAPER DIVISION
OHIO STATE MUSEUM
COLUMBUS 10 ONO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
Double-Ring Ceremony Unites Miss
Laura Belle Inge To William White

The marriage of Miss Laura Bell
Inge. daughter Of Mi and Mrs
John q Inge. Of Victoria. to William
Hall White. son of Nh and Mrs
Hall Ransom White. Of KeYsvlllc
took place Sunday November s. Al
3 80 pm, al the Victoria Christian
Church
The bridegroom is the nephew Of
Mis- Everette Lang Of Rice
THO Rev Mr. Harold Rhodes pust
tor q The church performed tho
double ring ceremony
The brides ballcrina length gown
NaA D. XIV bluc Her hngertlp vell
fnl' from L Row q white carnations
She carried a white prayer book
adc ned W!th carnations
Mrs. Edward Lindsey, Of Rice
cHtain Al ihe groom WA nlatl0n
Of honor Edward Lindsey was best
man
olIovns lhe ceremony fcccp
NOM Wa4 held AZ the hoinr N 'he
tridn Y parents
Altcr d short wcddina Zip tho
couple VII be- At home IN kcysrlllc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
Walton-Boyer
Volus Exchanged

The marriage Of Miss Mabel ff
fic Boyer. daughter Of Mir Leon
ard Slayton. OF Prince Edward
County. and the late Shirley Boyer
to Robert Hester Walton. non 81
Mrs Ben l. Walton, Of Rice. And
the late Mr.. Walton. took place on
Saturday. October rs. at 3 O'Clock
N the jamestown Presbyterian
Church al Rice
Rev. Parker Perkins. pastor. Or
ticlated. assisted by the Reverend
Arthur S Gear
Given III marriage BY her Stcp
father, Leonard Slayton. thc bride
wore a navy blue sun with match.
Ing accessories and an orchid cot
sage at the shoulder.
Mrs. Charlie Parker. N Rich
nnond, was her sisters matron 81
honor and only attendant
Icnablc Garnet. Of Rico. Nas
best man Ushcrs We're Carl Slay-
ton. OF Prince Edward county.
half-brother Of the bride and Cor
don Payne Of Arlington brother
lnlaw d the groom.
Miss Betty Lloyd Irving. NJ Wor-
sham. sang Because" and the
Lord Prayer accompanied at
The piano by MISS Martha Bark !
dale Carter Of Farmville
Following the ceremony ny
ception was held in the assembly
room Of the church.
Mrs Bert Swalley. u Prince
Edward county, was mistress of
ceremonies
After brief wedding IMP. the
couple arc at homo at Rice
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

Ed CATION SPEAKS Pattie ClabO Lex
right that
be eyied Channel sunday Goode with
practice actual
teiexision viii fifth
re1earsed the will
The by
Mis- Elizabeth Burger
College
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

An open house celebration marked
the Golden Wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs b Gates Bass. Mon
day at their home near Rice
Mr and Mrs Bass were married
November 10, 1908 Their cake was
ADORNED with the same cake decora
ton that was used al the golden
wedding anniversary of Mrs Bass
mother and father IN about 1917.
Mrs Bass is the former May Nor
tor She was born III Indiana and
moved here with her family. Mr..
ano Mrs / G. Morton. about the
turn Of the century Mrs Bass IL
native Of Prince Edward County
being the son of the popular and
Well-knoWn DR. r G Bass who
practlccd medicine for many wears
IA tins section OF Prince Edward
County
II was a regular homecoming tes-
tNal as more than $50 friends and
nelEhbors streamed through the
house during the afternoon and eve
nlng. The house. which was The
home Of Mrs Bass family for many
years. was gaily decorated with a
golden theme highlighted by yellow
ehiNsanthemums.
All OF their children were home
for the occasion. including Mrs b.
l. Garnet Of Rice. Mrs. Milton G
HIT. Of Richmond Mrs. Thomas b.
Alexander. Of High Point. N. c.;
Mrs Richard Chambers. Rice, Rob
crt O. Bass, Of Richmond, and B
CALVIN Bass. Of Rice. and most Of
the Is grandchildren There was
also one great-grandehild at the
celebration. Elizabeth Hopkins. Of
Washington. d. G.. granddaughter
Of Mr. ,and Mrs Calvin Bass
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

Mrs J J Gillian is visiting her
sister. Miss jamie Gillian. in
Lynchburg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

MrS Frank N Jones attended the
funeral Of her uncle. william Han
nah Evans. in Blucneld. W. Va.
Monday
Mrs W J Scely and daughter.
Barbara. left Sunday to join Lit, Col
seely IN Omaha. Neb where they
viii make their home
Mr.. and Mrs II r Hatch and
children. Of Richmond. were Sun
day guests OF Mr. Hatchs sister.
Mrs J II. Whitfield. and family
Billie Dawn Crenshaw. Edith Ann
Carter, Jane chung, Nancy
Druen, Pattie White and Woke
Smith attended the youth rally OF
the Appomattox Association at the
BurkeWlle Baptist Church Saturday
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Robert Anderson, Mrs. L. G. Smith
and Mrs. Lloyd White.
M and Mrs Ronald G Coleman
and daughter, Lynne. Of Maryville
Tenn. were week end guests OF his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy +. Cole
man Sunday guests in the same
home were Mrs. Roy Coleman 5
parents, Nh and Mrs A. d. Car
ROLL and brother. B D Carroll, and
family. all Of Hampton.
MI and Ms. Garland Fahrner
and daughter Ginger, were guests
Of MIS- Garland Fahrner. Jr.. In
Fredericksburg for the week end
They were accompanied by Miss
Connie Fahrner. of Richmond
" J. Oils. Jr.' and John Morris
we're IN Tappahannock during the
week end on fishing trip.
Mrs Frank S. Blanton visited her
son. DR. Frank s. Blanion. Jr.. and
family in Charlottesville during the
week
Miss Gin Bridgcforth. Of Fort Bel
Folr Is the guest Of her brother
Louis Bridgcforth. and family.
Recent guests in the Louis Bridge
forth home were Mrs Frances
Elder and son, Bill. and Mrs. B. w
Dickcrson, all Of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs c. A Weaver OF
\ Blacksburg. we're week end guests
N the Herman jenkins home.
/ Bob Williams was a recent CUES,
Of his parents. MIR. and Mrs. w. l.
Williams. in Disputanta.
/ Mrs. William c. Newman. Jr.
visited her son. Billy Newman. anc
family in Charlottesville during the
week.
Mrs Roy B. Hargrove entertained
her bridge club Wednesday evening
Mrs. A. s. Williams was hostes.
to her canasta club Wednesday eve
ming
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Chadwick
II. and Sons, Of Greensboro. N. c.
we're week end guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Walker
Mrs Walter Wright is recuperat
ing at home following IN eve opera
I ton at University Hospital IN Char
lottrsyillc.
Mr. and Mrs i. F. johnson. o
Hampton. arc spending some tim,
WITH their daughter. Mrs u.
Bailey.
Mrs. A. p Traywick returned t
her home in Can eron, S. C.
Wednesday after visiting hel
brothers. j w. Garnett and j. c
Garnet. and Mrs. Garnet.
/ Dr.. w. Otis McClung returned TO-
day from Virginia Beach where h,
attended the Virginia Baptist As
ISOLATION ueet14x.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

alr and lns William Y Naa
mar III d. Charlottesville I'm
noHnce the hrfh of son, William
I'M Tae daV November hi
Grandparents are MINI aad NIrs
II r UpSon of BLACKSTONE and
Nj and MIS- Newman Of f'afln-