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Evening star., 1958-07-05
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
Olney-"Caesar and Cleo
patra"; $3.50 pm.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"No Time for
Sergeants"; lis, 800, 5:25,
1880 and 9:45 pm.
Capitol THE Bravados";
1885 am. lao, $40, 5:45, 7:45,
9:45 and 1850 pm.
COlumbia-"Gigi"; 2:30 and
8.30 pm.
Dupont "Guendaline," /,
2:40, 4:30, 6:15, 8, GAS and
1870 pm.
Keith'S - "The Vikings;
11:15 am, lis. 1920, $50, 7::35,
9:40 and 1850 pm.
MacArthur-"The Red and
the Black; 2, 4:25, 7 and 9:35
pm.
MetrODOIitan-"No Time for
Sergeants";; 1880 am. 1:20,
3:20. Sis, 7::2O, 9;25 and 1880
pm.
OntariO-"The Key; /. 3::20,
$50. $40 and 10:30 pm.
Palace-"Kings Go Forth;
II am, l:05. $40, Sis, 7:20,
$50 and 1885 pm.
Playhouse - Imitation Gen.
eral";; 11:l0 am, 1880, 2:35,
AIS, 6. 7:45, 9:35 and 11:15
pm.
Plaza ~ "And God Created
Women: IL am 12:4O. 2:20.
4:10. $50, TAO, 9:25 and 11:1O
pm.
TranS-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai";; 10 am, /, 4,
z and 10 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

Imitation General" lies beyond
the plot Of william Bowers
screenplay. based upon a story
by william Chamberlain.
IL is TO be found in the Cir
cumstance that there is a whale
Of a lot OF dialogue accom-
panying the action. Whatever
their other enormous gifts. SOL
diers are not the most resource
full eonversationalists society
has developed. What they have
20 say in one movie is pretty
much what they have said, in
exactly the same words, in ev-
cry movie.
This. then, is a limitation
upon the genuine farce values
in which Ford. Buttons. Miss
Elg and the others work with
unfiagging enthusiasm.
The plot twist that involves
the most sustained larkish
stretch in Imitation General"
centers in the arrival on the
scene of a tough soldier who
knows both Ford and Buttons
and their actual rank. Keeping
him drunk or otherwise di-
verted while Gen" Ford ex-
tricates his snafued force is a
greater suspense element than
whether the Germans or Amer
leans will win the duel.
y
Ford, a veteran of some of
the greatest military comedies.
including "Teahouse of the
August Moon" takes this one
in his stride. AS his wisecrack-
ing, pessimistic sidekick, But
tons continues to discover
cheerfully that he is funnier
than his television experience
led him to think.
Miss Elg, whose first encoun-
ter with the intruding forces is
over the side of her bathtub,
hits just the right note of dis
may and curiosity as a girl who
does not understand the Amer
ican language but nevertheless
understands American soldiers
Evening star., 1958-07-05
A Fine Actress,
But His Wife

HOLLYWOOD R.-In
this era of husband and wife
teams on televiSion and in
the movies it's refreshing to
hear about an acting couple
who aren't the least bit in
terested in appearing togeth-
er in a series.
Frank Lovejoy hired his
wife. Joan Banks, for two
shots on his Adventures Of
McGraw" but that's all.
Don't get me wrong-Joan
is a fine actress, and it's no
secret that I love to work
with her. but a series to-
gether is out Of the question.
His wife agrees:
Husbands and wives need
a release at the end Of the
day-Someone to talk to. If
Frank and / went through
the same experiences day
after day neither Of us would
have that sympathetic ear
that's so vital"
Evening star., 1958-07-05
HOLLYWOOD
PoIonce Writes a Play
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

And it doesn't open on Broad
way at the Plymouth Theater
until October %! The old fav-
orites still draw the customers.
RehearsalS start in August. with
the tryout set for September in
San Francisco. And Claudette
has already rented an apart
ment in Manhattan Also
on Gregory'S work schedule is
the movie "Salammbo"-a
story of Carthage-"to be made
next year in India with RauOl
Walsh directing"
4 \
RKO of London is taking
over the contract of Diana DOrs
from the defunct RKO of Hol-
lywood and will pay her $275,-
900 outstanding for two pic
lures remaining on her pact.
This deal was made by Holly
wood agent Louis Shurr. Diana
Evening star., 1958-07-05

WNo w bt AbhaNAANu w ANGNN
there was a movie proving that
the pen or typewriter was both
safer and funnier than the
sword. this was it.
Over this Fourth OF July cele-
brating that distant war for our
independence has come a pair
OF military comedies. One of
these is mo Time for Ser
geants," which pictures service
life as the most hilarious ex-
perience since your last pillow
fight.
The other is Limitation Gen.
eral," which had its formal
opening yesterday at the Play
house. Its stars are Glenn Ford,
Red Buttons and Taina Elg and
1t intimates the extreme far
cial potential of combat by
taking of from a situation in
which a general is killed. More
over, the general is a whale of
a nice guy, the sort no country
can afford to lose.
No one in his right mind,
surely, could object to this de-
termination to look on the light
side of war. 1t really is just a
kind of funmongering, and any
big. backward nation that does
not see it in this light, had bet
ter start going to our movies.
X X 4
To come back to Imitation
General" which is what we are
paid to do instead of philoso-
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Keep This
Ad for Road
nswneksnmR.

Ovt Csntrel Avenue
Rte. 2lA, over South
River sridss 10 Route
665; or Defense hwy
70 Porels, right OF
freffie lish, 10 Route
6o5, tollow eur SIGNS.
All roads 70 HillsmeFe
Shores peVsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

the jack. And all the defenders
got o spade. two hearts and q
club to put the contract down
one.
Only the lead of the king OF
spades at trick four could beat
the hand. On the lead Of the
Jack at that point Mr.. Cham
pion would play low from his
hand ana win with dummy's
queen. He would get to run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

Ot~-@@o A~8As A>S1~S VI tA~aA -
In today's deal her opponent,
had the temerity 70 get into q
iO-trick contract. holding only
IL high-eard points between
them. Mrs. Fasty doubled.
When the deuce Of hearts was
LED and the dummy went down
Il became clear that the dis
tributlonAl advantages IN the
North-Douth cards would make
the four-spade contract hard
70 beat.
Mrs. Fusty won the first trick
with the ace Of hearts and re-
turned the queen Of diamonds
Dummy's ace won and Mr.
Champion pulled the Jack Of
clubs on the board end lost 70
the king on his right.
At this point 1t appeared ia
him that his chances were
pretty good. particularly n Mrs
Flsty held the king and jack
Of spades alone and therefore
could not lead that suit with
out obviously giving UP q trick.
On anything but q spade return
40 trick four he could run all
three OF his remaining hearts
on the board and possibly get
on with losing only q club. q
heart and q spade.
As you see Mrs. Fusty did
hold the doubleton king Jack Of
spades. but that did not deter
her from making the winning
defensive play. With unerrine
accuracy she laid down the king
Of spades.
Mr.. Champion won with the
aee. bat now he could run only
two OF his losing hearts and II
took the good queen Of spade;
for one OF these rulfs. givins
Mrs: Fisty . trump trick viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

only two hearts. but he would
not lose any trump tricks.
distributed By McNaueht Syndicate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

For the weapons OF our
warfare are not carnaI, but
mighty through God. to the
pulling down of strong
holds"
For though should boast
somewhat more Of our av-
fhori.y, what the Lord hath
given US for edifieation, and
not for your destruction"
We should thank God, for
our protection against de-
struction. There can be no
deadly destruction of Gods
children. And as we try to
please Him, for his honor,
and not for our own known
ing that his kingdom is
come, and is established, by
His son, Christ Jesus, who
won the victory over death
and the grave, is our ever
lasting protection. And we
should through prayerful
thanksgiving keep ourselves,
everyone of us, fit for our
inheritance as His children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
LITTLE ROCK PLAN SUGGESTED TO AVOID
USE OF TROOPS"
BY David Lawrence, NJ. Y. Trib. SiL
and Detroit Free Press.

There Is way available the Federal government 70
enforce court deeress without using troops u is the on
one provided by law II permits United States marshal
depvze any citizen assistant United States marshal
There have been occasions when many 5000 deputies
have been in TO handle riots and other disturbances
where Federal court DEGREES being violated Every
citizen must under those circumstances accept service whe"
summoned He must. when duty any person IN
ferfering with enforcement Of any Federal law This mem
Cd has been dpsrssed by critics futile, but mas
never proved so In the pest for instance 81 the e
OF the Pullman riots in illinois during the Cleveland admin"
isirsfion.
" Is least civilian process and " II breaks dow"
fhe persons responsible for breaking down can be prose
eufsd in Federal courts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

Mary Baker Eddy, speak.
ing of Christian history has
stated. THE history Of
Christianity furnishes SUBJ
lime proofs Of the support.
ing influence and protecting
power bestowed on man by
his heavenly Father, omni-
potent Mind, who gives man
faith and understanding
whereby to defend himself,
not only from temptation,
but from bodily suffering.
1.-The Christian m artyrs
were prophets of Christian
Science. Through the uplift-
ing and consecrating power
of divine Truth, they OBJ
tanned a victory over the
corporeal senses, a victory
which Science alone can ex-
plain"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
FEAR NO EVIL =
God IS IN authority Of Tie MGoE 1U1,u
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Paul in his writing stirred unto liberaly and thanks
giving and made very clear that in what he said in his
writings that God is the authority. When writing in End
Corinthians 10th chapter he assured the people that what
he said from God through Christ Jesus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
CURIOSITY COSTS u. S. MILLION"
DEVILS ADAM Observation-Disclosures OF SIN /!

&c LESLIE SNMS WRECKS SUPER SABRE JET
PLANE AT NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE,
LAS VEGAS, NEW.
$40 (AP) NJ Y. Trib.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL" PHENOMENA ARE
MYTHS - SHADoWY. MORTAL THOUGHT
coUNTERFEiTs OR BURLEsQuES OF Externally
HARMONIOUS, EXCLUSIVELY REAL, SPIRITUAL
tsee CURIOSITY COSTS, Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

via Radio, Sum- 6/1I.
AID READS FROM l4fh Chapter Of John.
LET NOT YOUR HEART BE TROUBLED ye believe
in God believe also in me.
I'm NY FATHERS HOUSE ARE MANY MANSIONS:
" not so. would have told you. 90 TO prepare
place for you.
And IL go and prepare place for you, WILL COME
AGAIN. AND RECEIVE YOU UNTO MYSELF; that where
! am, there ye may be also.
"f ye love me, KEEP NY COMMANDMENTS
(seo REV. BILLY GRAHAM, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
c. S. Ho. APPROVED BOOK
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE = ITS ENCOUNTER
WITH AMERICAN CULTURE"

by Robert PeeI-Henry Holt end Company. Publishers
New York, Chicago. San Frsneseo-$4.00.
A GEM page 80.
Incidentally first so pages pretty dry but necessary for
nteeetvaIs, showing the gradual moral and spiritual
evolution, franseendng spiritually impure and immature
"TRANSCENDENTALlsM"
THE GEM:
"HUME IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY HAD RE-
PEATED THE THREE QUESTIONS OF
EPICURUS ABOUT GOD: is HE WILLING
TO PREVENT EVIL. BUT NOT ABLE?
Then IS he IMPOTENT.
IS He ABLE. BUT NOT WILLING?
THEN He IS MALEv0lENT.
IS he BOTH ABLE AND WILLING?
WHENCE Then IS Evl?'"
"cAlVINISM HAD FRANKLY TAKEN THE SECOND
POSITION, AND, FOR ALL ITS VISION OF GODS MAJ.
EsTY. 1T HELD HIM RESPONSIBLE FOR CREATING A
HUMAN RACE WHICH HE KNEW FROM THE OUTSET
WOULD END IN DAMNATiON.
tsee CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
EDGAR GUEST " TUESDAY, AUG. l9

GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE OFFERS HEARTEST
CONGRATULATIONS.
AGES RICH ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE RiPENED
INTO PRICELESS TREASURES OF WISDOM UNDER.
STANDING, DIVINE POWER TO FULFILL
JESUS PROMISE: my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL We DO" See John 14l2l5. and subsequent
verses re THE COMFORTER. SECOND COMING" AND
THEN APPREHEND 90 YEARS RETURN-FoR
EvERMoRE-oF CHRIST AND JESUS = IN MY ONE
PURE. TRUE CHURCH, THE CHRIST SCIENTIST !
BOOMING THE COMMUNIST GOLIATH MYTH!
you CAN HELP MUCH = LONE WITH GOD IS a
MAJORITY!
tsee EDGAR GUEST. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

GOOD CONTINUES
TO FLOW
Because so much good has
Continued on Page Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
MATTER OF TASTE. NOT HEALTH
COCKTAILS AT DINNER HELP HEART,

COCKTAILS AT DINNER HELP HEART
SCIENTISTS FIND"
Philadelphia tAP) News SID
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THAT'S WHAT THE DEVIL SAYS!-
AND PROMOTES PREMATURE DEATHS
EVERY MORTAL A LAR!
H. God, TO St. Paul, TO you, IN Romans.
IMPURE THERAPEUTICS. PRAYERS INCLUDED,
VOID OF MY MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE, CHRIST
MASTER SUPREME COLOSSAL SCIENCE MESSIAH,
MILL ENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES EFFECT WHITE
WASH CURES. WHICH WOULD deceive, IF
POSSIBLE THE VERY ELEcT"l-New r.
(see THE DEVIL SAYS, Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

by Charles S. Braden, Methodist minister and voum
author The book is published by Southern Methods
University Press DaIIas-$5.95.
Excerpts from p. 40l Of Christian Science Today:
THE AUTHOR is NEITHER PROPHET NOR SON
OF A PROPHET. BUT ONLY A REPORTER OF WHAT
HE HAS OBSERVED IN THE LIFE OF THE GREAT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT SINCE THE DEATH
OF ITS GREAT FOUNDER. He ONLY HOPES THAT
THE UNDOUBTED VALUES WHICH THE MOVEMENT
HAS IMPORTED INTO THE LIFE OF HUMAN
SOCIETY WILL NOT BE LOST OR oBScURED BY
WHATEVER OCCURS IN THE FUTURE"
(see CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TODAY. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30

BUT THEIR FATE IS SEALED J.
SElF-DESTRucTlON OR CONVERSION TO MASTER
ABSOLUTE, SUPREME SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE -
FROM PHYSICAL, MINOR - NATURAL
SCIENCE - NATURALLY, A PRISONER OF THE
DEVIL !. A REDUCTION TO SATANS NATIVE
NOTHINCNESS" A REDUCTION TO x-NO OF
ZEROS!- BECAUSE OF THE ONE
REAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY HARMONIOUS CON-
troll, MI-R-R.o-R-E-D IN MY. GODS. MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE. MASTER, SUPREME, COLOSSAL SCIENCE.
UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEO-
PLES!-REvEALiNC, DEMONSTRATING, THE MYTH
I-c-A-L NATURE OF THE DEvlLlSH, ANTI.
CHRIST PSYCHOPATHlc, ADAM-EvE, MURDEROUS
CAIN, JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS, EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHOOD!-
THE CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING AS REAL
THE SHADOWY, MORTAL THOUGHT [soeaIIedl
MATERIAL" CREATION AND UNvERsE!-
See DULLES ADDRESS, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-30
MARQUIS CHILD'S BOOK ON PRESIDENT
Eisenhower "CAPTIVE HERO"

GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO:
MODERN SCRIBE. PHARISEE. IN DESPERATE
NEED OF POST GRADUATE DIFFERENTIATION. SPIR-
ITUAL REGENERATION. VIA NY ONE. PURE. TRUE
CHURCH. THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST!
BUT. COMPLETE LEAVE OF ABSENCE IMPERA-
TIVE
NO MAN CAN SERVE TWO MAsTERsr = CHRIST
JESUS.
(see MARQUIS cAILDs' BOOK, Page ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

News in tiie VILLAGE N prac Ideally
snow boaHd.
However, the message et a big
event wendell It's way here by wire
last Week over miles and miles Or
snow TO say that MIR ana Mrs r. T..
PoaR ut Motel go are The grand
parents oistheir ilat RraAddanahter.
Julia Elizabeth Mcllugh She N The
dauehtef of Mr. and Mrs raymond
p McHuRh. who arrived at the
Exeter California Memorial Hospital
February 3 Her daddy d native
of Los Angeles Calf is graduate
Of Columbia University. IN New
York CITY and received his masters
degree III hospital administration at
Northwestern University. Chicago.
H. He has been business qdlnni-
stralor ot TIE Exeter California
Memorial Hospital for tic past
five years. The mother. a NATIVE,
Of Alexandria, Il i graduate d Gar
field Hospital. Washington. ID q.
They pave four year Old son.
Kelvin Ntzhugh,
Thomas Holman Brown, vho IA
stationed AT Fort Lee. spent The
week end al his home here
n Fitzgerald Baptist Womans MIS-
sionary Society Is scheduled to meet
tonight. Friday February u. Ak 3
III the home OF Mrs. 7 y Reynolds
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
ManteO Mail Carrier Now Delivering
Expanded Buckingham Rural Route

Mi, Wright had no worry about
getting stuck while going through
the mud in his all-diIt route with
a two-heel horse drawn carr. He
says he does not know how many
Model rs and Model AS he has
worn out on his travels with the
u S Mail m the past 81 years.
He has bought five new ears and
many used ears. two Chesrolets
included and the rest Fords from
Model r On up.
Martin Wright Is known 10 more
people than any other person in
Buckingham County. by his cour-
teous and gentle manner 70 every
one. always willing 10 help With a
smile. He has spent his entire life
in the county where he was born
III April 1907 and has been carry
ing the mail since 1921 He is mar
ried to the former Miss Helen
Robertson and they have three
girls and son. Betty Jean. T..
Martin, III. joyce and Annie Lou,
He has worked with four past
masters, G II WOOD at Winglna.
the late Mrs John H Hooper at
Manteo and Robert B Clit2. the
postmaster at Manteo. and Robert
Jones. postmaster at Buckingham
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

Edgar Martin Wright. who car
ried Uncle Sans mail from the
Manteo post office for % years,
travelling 4297 miles per day has
been transferred to Buckingham
where the same patrons are served
and the mileage on his route IN
creased TO 81 IS miles. This change
was effective Jan. >, 1858.
TO figure just how many miles
this man has travelled since he
started carrying mail from Win
gina post office In 1927 TO the
present. would probably a good
piece OF homework for some
pupil in mathematics He first was
a RID carrier from Wingina.
starting III January. 1921. when
he drove horse and cart known
TO the old timers has ~2-wheel
Frazier Jumper His route was
. miles across the river James
River) into Buckingham County
Wingina had two other carriers
at that time. both extended into
Nelson County, one was carried by
the late z. Jones Turner and w
S. Dollar who is still carrying mail
on the one route from Wingina
which goes both into Nelson and
Buckingham Counties.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Cumberland G. II. items
News In Village Almost Snowbound,
But Meetings, LuncheOns Still On

with Mrs j G Hayes Ill leaders.
Mrs MrtiMetheg VAUGHAN Smith
and Mrs George J Wlitlock. Of
catersville. Will be among the
luncheon guests Saturday u Mr..
II q HantfIeg iii tne lolRWood col
lego TIA room. laarnpille
MN AND Mrs w. II. rcmbellon.
5f Aarrtnton, were guests Monday
OF his parents. Mi and Mrs ] ]
Pembelton, and attended the fun
eral M Mrs Howard Janerson and
hr'ial H. the family plot near caTra
DANNY Appointed
NJ Ill Dandy received appoint
mcnt last week from tho Post office
department AS mailman Oh RID
route No 2 succeeding the retired
carrier. Charlie Goodman
Mrs John r Flippcn. who spent
several weeks at Southside Com
inunlty Hospital In f'annvlllc, cx-
pectA tD slail hfr daughters. Mrs
Alfred Muih. u Washington. ID. a..
and Mrs. Herbert Daley. OF Brook
Vile Nd before returning here to
Rose Cottage Shit N nov with her
son and his family III Richmond
Iluskeys Visit
Mr. and Mrs Carl Hnskey and
their son. Carl Warren Huskey. Jr.,
Of DillNyn, We're guests Sunday Of
Nh and MIS- Leonard Scott at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

burg Saturday
Peggy ana rladlry lcft lamedi
ately following the ceremony iDr
Louisiana. while the Ford family
proceeded home. After II hours in
binding snowstorm, they arrived
az 23O am at the home Of his
parents Mr. ana MtS N X folA.
about macs from thair home
where they staged until midday
Sunday MI
MI and Mrs. Hanier Meador. u
Hampton. were recnl guests ol Mi
and MIS-. NJ II Meador.
II Was Thursday night February
=. that Miss joyce Martin, 4 fresh
man at Cumberland High School,
entertained her class in the~xecrea
tional basement of her home, Locust
Grove A buffet supper was served
after which dancing was enjoyed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

Fabrics.
Mis- EIic Robinson attended a
home service workshop in Alexan-
dria recently.
A small handful Of farmers made
il out Tuesday through snow drifts
I'd vote on the tobacco referendum
at Browns precinct
Remember this IS heart month
WIN February - designated as
H1aft Sunday there Will be SOM
one III most church congregations
who will accept contributions. Iii a
sense, q donation Is ali Investment.
In literal sense, money entrusted
t0 your Heart association to sup
port research as well as TO further
education and community heart pro
grams Is sound and practical
investment The results someday
will return to you. For. when you
help your heart fund. you help your
heart
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
.Railles..

The weather has Both made the
news ana prevented TIE news. lA
a sense. with many meetings can
celled following the snoM One good
thaiR can br said, though that X
time Ike tits brings out tho Nv
probation oi neIghborlness and
fIiendliness.
Some 81 the regular meetings
we're arranged before "The Snow y
The February John Randolph Home
Demonstration club meeting WAL
held IN the home of Mrs Walter
Simpson AlIS Georgia Wilkerson
led The program on Care OF New
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Oak Forest

Corwav Anderson. o. Richmond.
visited Mr. and Mrs. r. B, Ander-
son, Wednesday
Mrs Conway Anderson visited
hnr mother Mn Asa Bryant. who
has been sick
Mrs Sidney Sheldon, Of Toano.
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs
XII A Stonncn
4 y Anderson, Of OAK Forest.
is sick with cold He was better
Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Gainesville

Mrs. Mable Evans and her sister,
Of Richmond. were recent guest OF
Mrs Linda Walton.
Members Of Lily Bopert WMU
circle Of The Gainesville Baptist
church were guests OF ida ShninaA
Blanton circle at the horne OF Mrs
Ii b. Peasants. Jr.. Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. II. Holman Were
Ia Richmond Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Ransonc, Jr
attended the Robinsoi-Ball weddlnp
1T Park View Baptist church and
the reception at the home OF the
bride in Richmond Saturday Mrs
Ransonc was the Soloist In the wcd
ding. Friday nieht Mrs, Ransone
of Powhatan. attended the Wcddine
rehearsal reception at the home Of
the bride
Mrs Ted F'lippen and daughter
Mrs. Howard Smith. and two chill
dren. and Mrs. X J Ransone, Of
Richmond. were recent guests VI
Mrs NJ +. Snead
MIR. and Mrs, George Whitlock
spent the past week end With his
brother IN Richmond.
Johnny Boees. Of the University
Of Richmond. spent the week end
with his mother.
Mrs. Mary updegrove viii return
Sunday after being III st Lukes
hospital for week. Her sister,
Miss Sallic Guy Davis. OF Lynch
burg, Is expected to be with her
for severai weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f.. Blanton and
son, JACK, we're III Richmond Thurs
day
Mrs. Atx RaRsone Will leave
Friday for a weeks visit With Mr.
and Mrs William V London III
Arlington 4
Miss Austa Alternately and Mrs
Il. L. Blanton entertained Carriers
Vile Home Demonstration cleb al
lie home OF Mra Bl@Dton Friday
Sample materials for cin tains and
dsaperics seyr shown. Mss. q VI
E,anton. III ard Mrs. J II. Blant
ton we're appointed 10 attend 4
demonstration on maxine draperlc$
to be held III the Office. oi Mrs.
Georela N'ilkerson in CMngol land
Friday
H. t,act rffica al MapfpN ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21

The post office at Manteo iB
sim IN operation. although the
rural route has been changed tp
40 out from Buckingham. HIS
other change wass the contolida !
tion OF Wingina route with Mani
teo route IN 1885
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-21
Whispering Pines.

Whispering Pines
Dick Garrett did number ot
homes III the village a great favor
TINS week by using his tractor with
scrape ID clear the driycWays for
those who had to get out and 70
10 work