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West. ana we ought 70 nnd out
from them Just what their In
tentions are n 10 Is possible TO
do So"
Senator Russell. who heads
the Senate Armed Services
Committee. said he Is willing
10 have the Government do
almost anything that promises
n hope OF stabilizing conditions
and permitting the withdrawal
Of United States troops from
Lebanon.
The Iraqi revolt brought
President Eisenhower's deci-
sion 10 send the Marines 10
Beirut TO forestall q possible
over: overthrow Of the government
Senator Russell said he fears
eff we can't get the Marines
out in six months they may be
tnere forever,
Sending Murphy Suggested
Senator Russell said he thinks
state Department trouble
shooter Robert Murphy, who
talked yesterday with rebel
leaders in Lebanon, should be
dispatched TO Baghdad for
talks with Brig. Gen. Abdel
Kerim Kassem, new Iraq Pre-
mier.
While the State Department
has been working with the
Kassem regime to arrange sair
evacuation Of Americans who
wish TO leave Iraq, 1t has en-
phasized that this does not In
folve recognition Of the revolu-
tionary government.
While Senator Russell was
not hopeful about possible eff
fective United Nations action
In the crisis, Senator Fulbright.
Democrat Of Arkansas, said the
small nations who are opposed
10 the use of American troops
In the Middle East may pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
BY RELMAN MORN
Associated Press stan Writer

BEIRUT, July 22.-"we're
sick and tired Of the whole
thing. The people don't care
what kind Of solution develops
80 long as. they get this over
with"
Camille Birbari, 36-year-old
purchasing agent for q Leba-
nese fiEm, was talking. His Of
Zee is in the center Of Beirut
one Of the hottest spots in the
73-day-old rebellion against
Lebanon's pro-western govern
ment.I
Frequently Mr.. Birbari has
telephoned his pretty wife Aida,
mother Of one child with an
other on the way, that he had
TO work late.
Actually his Office building
was under heavy rebel fire. One
employee was killed and another
wounded. Mr.. Birbari moved
his desk away from the window
and felt reasonably safe. But he
couldn't tell his wife the real
reason for his working late
"She was already nervous and
I wouldn't give her any more
bad news"
I Curfew Passes Cancelled
Aida's time drew near. Be-
cause Of rebel sandbag bar
riers in sections Of the city and
the governments 8 pm. cur
few. the husband became APP
prehensive about the trip to the
hospital.
I'VE had curfew passes, Of
course. not knowing when Aida
might have to go to the hos
pftal. Then they Cancelled the
old passes and told everybody
m the city they would have to
set new ones. There was moth
ing we could do but hope for
the best. My wife was nerv-
Gus but very brave"
Ten days ago Mr.. Birbari
took his wife to the hospital
at I pm, an hour before the
streets were cleared and before
the nightly shootings and
bombings began. The baby ar
rived that night.
I'VE were very fortunate, I"
Mr.. Birbari said. Its hard to
say what might have happened
II we had to 60 suddenly
through the streets at mid
night"
Mr.. Birbari's work frequent
ly takes him around Lebanon.
into rebel-held territory. He
has been shot at several times
on the raids and three times
narrowly escaped exploding
bombs.
Only Few Support Politics
Although he travels widely
In the country, he said nobody
could estimate what percent
age Of the people are actually
fighting or militantly support
ing any of the various factions.
Most people wouldn't give
two .hootS about politics so long
as the shops kept OPEN" he
said. Its mainly only the po-
litical leaders and their per-
sonal rivalries.
You must remember that in
the villages the clan system
prevails. II the head Of the
clan tells the village to fight
with one side or the other, they
fight. But they don't know
what for and they don't care"
MIR. Birbari said the arrival
of the United States Marines
caused celebrations among the
government supporters and
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sele i tipicno nesto nase ma
rodno, kako smo i'll imai u
rodnom zavicaju. Kroz 60
gine, kao da je izlapila nasa
seljacka navika i berba .je IL
nasih dvorana nestala. Zamro
je oval lijepi narod obicaj.
Cokeburg je opet berbu O.
zivio vjerno prikazao. Mas
je ia priredba zanimala ze-
liza nam je bila da ju opet vi
dino u Moi ucestvujemo.
Prize nego podjemo ma ber-
bu reel nam je nesto o ma
sima u Cokeburgu. To je ma
10 majnarsko mjesto u brdi-
mama Pennsylvania. Ranijih
godina su tn postojale i kok-
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su sestre: Markesic, Vukovic,
Babic, Frataric, Vedanic, Fa-
bijanic, Cilika Udbinac, A..
Kolic, Joyce Keber i Eline
Dutch.
Sestre, koje su donesle do
mace prvoklasno pecivo jesu
owe: Katarina Jurcic, Mary
Markesic, Katarina Beg, Ci-
lika Udbinac, Rose Plodinec,
Vera Frataric, Theresa Ba-
bic, Ann Fabijanic, Anka Be-
Ian, Mrs. Rudi Svarch, Mary
Vladovic, Mrs. Joe Mijacic,
Helen Doncevic, Ann Valen-
tic, Mildred Duic, Ljuba Hal
din, Eva Trkulja i Mrs. Dol
cic.
Svima sestrama velika
srdacna h va a ma njihovoj
dobroti, a imena njihova ko-
je su donesle pecivo i radile
biti &c upisana u zapisnik ma
Sega odsjeka broj 423.
Molim ako sam cije ime is
pustila, da to nisam hotimice
ueinila i da mi opposite, i ne
ka mi telefonski jave tako,
da irne dodje u mas zapisnik.
Svima 8 kupa jos jednom
srdacna hvala j cd Boga pla-
ca ma lijepoj suradnji, koju
ste dali u radu i drugim do
prinosima "a sto bolji uspjeh
naseg banketa..
Sve vas pozdravlja upravi-
teljica banketa i perovodjica
odsjeka 423 H.B.Z.,
Mrs. .Ros P1odinee
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zfvotna osjeguracija djece
u nasem Pomladku, jest jed
M najjeftinija osjegura lila
Ito a svijetu postoji, ma Term
to Age 1918 certificate, jer
kad Sc odbiju otpisani raspo-
rezi, isplata Medita i drugo,
- djete 50 plaza osjegura-
CHA Oko 8 centa mjese6no, .
dobiva se q slutaju smrd do
S00a
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sarne, brojne peel gdje Sc je
producirao koks. Po tome je
mjesto dobilo svoje ime =
Cokeburg. Naseljenici mjesta
SUI doseljenici, danas njihova
djeca i unucad: Slaveni Ia
lijani. Hrvati majnari su u
tom mjestu usadili svoj od-
sick "Sv. Juraj". Zadnjih de-
setak godina osvojise citavo
mjesto ma Ii pi drustven,
bratski i kulturan nacin.
Vodja odsjeka jest Bernard
Luketich 8 bratom Thomas
ON, sestrom Mary i majkom.
Bernard je zamislio da or
ganizira omladinu, .jer sam
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je bio omladinac. U s t r oil o
Cokeburg Kolo Klub. u svo-
je kolo okupi mladez dao Sc
zivo ma posao. Ucio je mladez
plesati. Da kolo ina svoje ma
rodno o b il e Z je predobio je
make bake djece da sivaju
i vezu narodne nosnje il svo-
ga zavicaja. Danas njegova
grupa made najljepse narod-
ne nosnje Hrvatske ovdje ma
pravljene. U plesu Sc je u
sposobila da plese kao pravi
umjetnici sa odusevljenjem,
mali odrasli.
Njihov k u b pod dobrim
vodstvom okupljao je oko Sc
be mladez, omladinu pax i
stariji svijet, musko i zensko.
Sa svojom aktivnosci ozivili
su odsjek i uznapredovali da
su kupili zgradu gdje imaju
svoju Hrvatsku Dvoranu -
svoj obiteljski dom. Jer Coke
burg S odsjekom "Sveti Ju-
raj" zaista je jedna uzorna i
velika zajednicarska obitelj.
Vremenom su svoj dom lijepo
uredili, u kojem imadu dvo-
ranu posebno klub, pax mo-
gu da u svom priredjuju raz-
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prisutnim gostima i clanstvu
odsjeka, tako da su ga svi
pomno saslusali.
ia, kao upraviteljica ban
keta najljepse i najsrdacnije
Sc zahvaljujem clanovima i
clanicama ma lijepoj suradnji,
i iskrenom pozrtvovnom ra-
du, kojeg su nasa braca i Sc
sire pokazali i ulozili rada, da
mas banket i komemoracije i
pocast nasim trina clanovi-
ma sto bolje uspije sto u
zvisenije prodje.
Hvala br ci, koji su ne
umorno radili j pomogli sve
sto je bio tezeg posla, a i
sve uopee sto je mama lena
ma trebalo doprinesti. Hvala
ide braei Keberu, Babicu,
Markesicu i Fabijanicu. Sr-
dacna i iskrena hvala nasim
sestrama, koje su radile IT,.
oktobra sa mnom, a to su
Anka Vidovic, Theresa Babic,
Anka Vukovic, Mary Mar
kesic, Ann Fabijanie Cilika
Pusak. Takodjer hvala ovim
sestrama, koje su sa mnom
RadRe M 18. oktobfa, q to
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Svecar1 su bill lJepo srdac-'
no docekani j cd naseg od-
81 e k a nadareni, a takodjer
primili su znacke cd Glav-
nog Ureda nase H.B.Z., koje
i'm je prikopcio urucio glav-
nj predsjednik, v. I. M.andic,
koji je takodjer bio glavni
govornik ma nasem banketu.
Odsjecni predsjednik, brat
Keber je pozdravio prisutne
goste, a tako isto nase sve-
care, kojima je urucio darove
u ime odsjeka. Tajnik nasega
odsjeka, brat I. Babic je O.
crtao ukratko povijest nase-
ga odsjeka, zahvalio Sc 3D.
sjetnom clanstvu / prisutnim
gostima na posjeti, te tako-
djer zahvalio Sc sestrama ma
lijepoj i ukusnoj veceri, koju
su lijepo pripremile, a to su
clanice nasega odsjeka. Ujed-
no je zamolio clanstvo, da pri-
vedu kojeg nov og clana u
mas odsjek, kao one goste
koji jos nisu clanovi, da pri-
stupe u HBZ.
Mas glavni predsjednik H.
B. T., brat V. I. Mandic, o.
dsaao j. hjepi ! dirljiM govor|
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Najvisi most

Prema vjestima kineskog radi-
ia, najvisi most ma svijetu nala-
ri sc u Kini. Ma $500 metara mad
morskom razinom izgradjen je
moderan 273 metra dugacki
most preko rijeke Taotao.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-05

DUG JE LOST DRUG. Pia-
caj stalno svoje pristojbe, IT,
me ces olaksati posao tajni-
ku svog odsjeka / sebi mno-
&c neugodnosi / stetu.
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Sa pocasnog banketa odsjeka br. 423

Alquppa, Pa - Odsjek 423 HBZ. odrzao je banket
subotu, 49, oktobra koji je ljepo zveden koji e
bio namjenjen kao komemoracija pokojnm canovma u
pocast nasih odsjecnih ponra, ko clanovi odseku
so godna.
Hh nash svecara irnal banletu tri to
sestu Kaarinu Beg sestru K Trdanic brata Janka Kn
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"BERBA" U MAL0M GLAS0WT0k1
MAJNARSK0M kJESTU C0kEBURG

OVA UZORNA A ZAJEDNICARSKA OBITELJ
SLUzI IA LIJEPI PRIMER SWIM ODSJECIMA
Cokeburg, Pa - Nasi majner mali svoju "Berbu'
nedeu, e. oktobra, koja je provedena pjesno, svr
kom pesom kao sto to obcno berba vrsi kra
ju Berbu je odrzao mas odsek Sv Jura bro 354 kojo
je ueestvovao cav Cokeburg, nasi canov mlad start
prjasnja nasi odsjec jesen priredjival
"berbu secanjem staru domovinu zabave bile We
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ne zabave i kulturne prired-
be, u cemu su svi aktivni.


be, u cemu su svi aktivni.
To je moguce jedno mjesto
u redovima Zajednice gdje je
organizirana mladez i odrasli,
mlado i stare. U MENU Sc
cesto odvijaju razne zabave
s lijepim kulturnim narodnim
programme, ma kojima Sc IL
vadja hrvatska glazba, pie
sma pies.
Dobro je Cokeburg posjeti-
tt i prouciti ga kako sc od-
gaia djecu i mladez u hrvat-
skom i zajednicarskom duhu.
Kako Sc ovija omladinu oko
sebe, u lijepoj zajednicarskoj
ljubavi kao jednu obitelj, gdje
Sc svi paze, pomazu i vole.
I ne samo to, Bernard je sa
svojim programom i aktiv-
noscu uspio da je u svoje ko-
10 i odsjek okupio omladinu i
drugih slavenskih naroda. Ia
to i kazemo da je svojim u
zornim nacinom osvojio cita-
vo mjesto. o svemu bi Sc mog-
la napisati Ottawa knjiga, "a
sada ograniciti cemo Sc sa to-
liko da odamo cast posto-
vanje nasem glasovitom Coke
burgu.
Sada ma berbu. - Nedjelju
26. oktobra bila je skola u
lijepoj zajednicarskoj naseo-
bini Monessen, kud sc zelim
opet navratiti cim skorije.
skola je bila do podne po-
slije do pet sati vece o cemu
govorimo ma drugom mjestu.
Skoli su ucestvovali i braca
Luketici. Brat Ovcaric ma
ma ,predavac u skoli zazelio
je da posjeti berbu u Coke
burgu. Slozismo Sc tie IL sko-
lie ma zabavu. K mama sc pri-
druzi Mike Cindric il Union
towna i mime tri njegove
clanice: Catherine FIR a n C i s,
Ruby Bellish i Josephine Bar
covic. Ugodno drustvo S koji-
ma smo zaista imali ugodnu
vece. Cim smo dosli u Coke
burg u k e b a mas sve skupa
Bernard i s mama u "paradu" /.
U njegovu i make njegove
domu nadjosmo veselo drus-
two, mlade i starije. Tu Sc je
vrsila priprema. Dosli svir-
ci, pax kao seljaci hajd ma
berbu kroz mjesto. Dvoranu
nadjosmo okicenu grozdiem
i vocem u zelenilu cine je bio
pokriven citavi svod.
Pocimlje berba. Glazba svi-
ra, sve plese. Komu Sc zazeli
tudje grozdje iii voce zahvati
u vocar iii vinograd, a ne
smiljeni lu 6 a ri vrebaju ma
zrtve i NINA ma sud. Slije-
di zatvor iii "globa" U tome
i jest vic.
Sjednemo po strani da IL
bjegnemo napasti i globi. Oko
mas sve Sc odvija 1.-Two We
selo u plesu. Zanosi mas pies
mladezi. M a e nj cd desetak
godina pax gore, musko i zen
sko, zanosno plese, a bogme
mogu umiju. PAX odrasli i
starijima srce media mira.
Krasno. Divota!
U tom kolu su svi i jed
mako Sc vesele zabavljaju.
Starije zene, make kuhaju,
dvore vode brigu o svemu.
U klubu ljudi zene ma po-
slu. Sve u jednom veselom i
prijateljskom zanosu.
Tako Cokeburg odgaja svo-
ju djecu uz sebe drzi svoju
mladez u kojoj stariji uziva-
ju, a mladji u'svojim u stariji-
ma. Takovi nam socijalni
druStveni zivot treba. To je
nacin da mladosti dademo u
zitak koji wolf, jer mladost
hoce svoje.
Takova omladina nece "a
basati u zabitne mracne ku-
tove. Tako sc stvaraju budu-
ci cestiti ljudi zene.
Zaista je Cokeburg uzorno
zajednicarsko mjesto moze
treba da sluzi "a PRIMER dru-
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Ljubomoran covjek uvijek
nadje wise nego Ii trazi. -
NJ. Scudery
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knjiga, ak nacin Engleski bez ucitelja" dobije
tvrdo iepom papiru $3OO kod gone nase
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Pisite neka posalju cijenk knTga Kod njih mo-
zete dob prosvjetnh knjga raznih rijecnila, kao
bavnh drugh knjga Pisite u materinslxom jeziku
hrvatsl iii englesi. Mi frmu ijepo preporutujemo
(lastavak)
XVII. O ZDRAVIJU
triend' hau jm end' kako 5s vasem prja-
Why not hs du ju not no det sto ne snate da e
huo di sto je bio uzrok ME
death? hiz det? COVE smrd?
consump dajd Umro cd
XVIII S LIJECNIKOM
Tvorni lik pravilnoga glagola
to love- tn law ljubit.
sadasnje vrijeme
thou Ss1 lowest you love dau d. T av1st tu Law }uSs }
we love vi Law ljubmo
sssy sos love lowe % ss law law 1]ust' 1}use
Predjasnje vrijeme
thou lovedst dau lavids ija ijubjase itIa' ijub
you loved ju lavd
Ss he loved loved hi avd avd 1bjssmo bas l'1h 1n.mo
you loved ju lsvd ' ljuDljaste ljuSiste 1'enss'
they loved de avd ljubljahu ljubse
Slozeno proso vrijeme
al ljubio sam
thou hast (you have) dau hest (ju hev) ljubio 81
he has loved hi hez lavd ljubio je
we hev ljubl
you have loved ju hev avd ljubli ste
Pretproslo vrijeme
I had al lavd biah ljubio
(you (u he'd bijase ljubo
hadst loved lavd
he had had loved s hi he'd he'd sa sys ssss lj1eo
YOU ju bijaste ljubil
they had loved de he'd lavd bijahu lubin
Prvo buduce vriieme
shall al lubit Gu
thou wilt (you wiD dau uilt (ju uiD lubit
we % sha 1es love sel % 1sv 'av sit Hst ssmo ss
fsy s1g will will love love % ds u u law law ssit s est' ss
Drugo buduce vrijeme'
shall have loved al Sci hev lavd bit Gu lubio
thou wilt (you wiD dau uilt (ju ul) bit jubio
have loved hev lavd
he will @ have ave loved hi ul hev lavd bit &c ljubo
you will have loved ul hev jubiI
they will have loved de un hev &c ljubil
Prv pogodben nacin
thou wouldst ou dau nudst (ju uud, uSio uSo D D0
would
would lubio bi
we should love III Sud Law lubii
you would love Ju uud Law lubii bse
they would love de uud Law lubii b
Drug pogodben nacin
l should have loved al sud hev lavd bio bin ljubio
thou wouldst (you dau uudst (ju uud) ljubo
hev
he would have loved hi uud hev lavd iubo
we snoud nave loved Ill SUD heV lavd bill bsmo ljubl
you u hevla bill bse lI,baH
they would have loved de uud lhubiH
Zapovjedn nacin
love Law luh ljubte
let us love let as Law llbimo
Pridjevl
loving aving jubeei kou ljub
loved ,bio liuhIier'
Razgovor
Good morning, gud morning, utro doktore
Doctor. dokter
I glad you al gled det ju vesei me- Ito "a
nave come hev kam dosi.
What als you! huot elz ju? sto boil?
feel very miserable al fill veri mzereb,
DOCTOR dokter rdjavo doktore
have dreadful pains al hev dredfu
in my bowels in maj bau'elz u
Wnen dd the pains huen did Kad
begin? biein? -
The day de bifor' jesterde Preloiuce
yesterday
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How is your friend?
Why, do you not
know that he is
dead?
What was the cause
of his death?
He died Of consu1np-
ton.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-05

love
let us love
loving
loved
Good morning,
Doctor.
! am glad that you
have come.
What ails you?
I feel very miserable,
Doctor.
I have dreadful pains
in my bowels.
When did the pains
begin?
The day before
yesterday
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I should have loved
thou wouldst (you
would) have loved
he would have loved
we should have loved
you would have loved
they would have loved
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ljubio bin
ljubio bi
ljubio bi
ljubili bismo
ljubili biste
ljubili bi
bio bin ljubio
bio bi ljubio
bio bi ljubio
bill bismo ljubiil
bill biste ljubili
bill bi ljubili
ljubi, ljubite
ljubino
ljubeti, koji ljubi
ljubio ljubljen
Dobro jutro, doktore.
Veseli me, 3to -
doSli.
Sto vas boil?
Osjetam Sc vrlo
rdjavo, doktore.
mann uzasne boil
u trbuhu.
Kad su zapoteN bon?
Prekojuce.
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Kako je vasem prija-
telju?
sto, ne znate Ii, da je
umro?
sto je bio uzrok ME-
COVE smrti?
Umro je cd susice?
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I shall have loved
thou wilt (you WILLY
have loved
he will have loved
we shall have loved
you will have loved
they will have loved
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tones-excitine new Foil shades that
ore decorotor-rieht for your rooms.
Exclusive Koro-Loc weave locks
every yarn into the back Of the rug
for longer life non-directionol
pile resists dirt and hides footprints
seams almost inVisibly for
woII-to-woII installation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
is 1T THE NEW ''TARANEAU'
BROADLOOM AT JUST ll95 So. yd?

ovoiIoble in custom rugs cut to your
order see how little per month
il costs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

other Koroston broodoom from
1895 SO. yd. to 30.95 SO. I'd.
from 1850 for exl2 rug to
$3.50 in 9xl2 size for the new
hand carved "UItimo."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Rugs and Cdrpets-6th FL, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring; 9TH Floor,
PARKin0ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
IS 1T THE NEW
PRINCESS BOKHARA"
ORIENTAL PATTERN -?

Breothtokine :. =. thot's the word for
this new replica of O priceless orien-
tol design. Koroston hos regretted
the jewel coIors and magnificent
pottem of long ago to bring unique
magic to either q modern or trodi-
tionoI setting. Deep fiery red beck
ground virgin wool pile. Just
one from our new-seoson showing OF
all Koroston oriental patterns. The
cost?-Iess than you thought.
2,2x4, z6.e5 3x5, 1850
9xl2, 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

-. see the entire collection at your
nearest Hecht Co. rug department before choosing
But fair Uarning! they're all
so beautiful the choice wont be easy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

\ with their son. Df T. W Elicit,
Of Saltwater, Okla Dl Elicit is a
professor Al Oklahoma State Uni
versity
Among those Who were here fot
the funeral Of Mrs Joseph McCm-
nauehcy on Saturday were her
sister Miss Winona Cary. of MI
ford Del her SON Joseph McCon-
nauehey Jr Of Northbrook III !.
her daughter MS Robert S Wat
ties. and Nj WattIcs III Airing
ton Mr. gnd Mrs W u McCon.
nauehey tr. and Mrs Robert Nc
Connanghey, Of Rcd SPRINGS. NC
and Mrs. Adophus Bost, MISS
Laura Avery. and Joseph W
Avery all Of Morganton, NC
Mrs ] w Thulbet accompanied
her sister. Mrs II + Muniof. and
Mr. Munter. Of Front Royal to the
State Bar association meeting at
Old Point Comfort last Thursday
Friday and Saturday While there
they toured The alalea gasacns
Sheriff N NJ dcKfafft returned
to his home Friday after beng
patient at Johnston wallis hospital
for about Two weeks He was back
On his lob that nigh' bit SAYS ~
still Feels 4 LITTLE weak
Mrs Marshall Returns
Mts II Otis Marshall has e-
turned after beng a patient at the
same hospital for several weeks
She is doing nicely
Mr. and Mrs X b walton held
q family dinner party oh Sunday
in honor Of their grandson. Gene
A Smith his Wiia and son. Of Bed
ford Mass He is stationed III the
Army there HIS mothe~. Mrs
Elizabeth Smith, III Richmond vas
also a guest They are spending 4
short time with the Waltons
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Amelians TO See
First OF Statewide
Variety Show Series

a tWo-hotr variety show at The
Veterans Building In Amelia NAV
~ at 8 pm will be the first III
statewide series Winners Of
county programs will later partici
pate M district and state perform
anceS.
Mrs. RAYMOND Morris is direct
ing the Amelia program which is
sponsored by the Amelia county
Farmers Union There will be
number Of awards for the county
winners and the audience will be
able 10 participate in the prizes.
This Is one Of our projects for
the young people. said j p
Noble OF Rice president Of tho
Amelia county Farmers Union
The state organization is sponsor
ing similar shows in each 81 the
counties. With the winners particl-
patine III a big variety perform
ance.
Acts will include both music and
dancing.
The public is invited 10 attend
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

The ROY r y White. retired
Baptist munster. continues quite
III al HIS home here
Miss Selma Hlndlc and her sis-
ten. Mrs Herbert Goodman. Of
Cumberland. visited their niece,
Miss Nancy Gordon, d teacher at
the Virginia School for the Deaf
and Blind in Staunton Friday Al
play Was given by the seniors IN
the blind section Of the school that
evening entitled He Who Hest
tatcS Miss Hindle and her sister
were much interested and said
they gave a fine performance and
handled themselves as well AS I'm
handicapped persons would have
done The play Was performed on
an average sized auditorium stage
None Of the a tors had sight
enough 10 read ana the two leads
were totally blind but handled
desk telephone like veterans.
Waynesboro Flowers Magnificent
On the way home Miss Hndlc
and Mrs Goodman stopped to see
the lockwood gardens near Waynes-
bofo The tulips and other spring
Towers were magnificent She said
I'll Charlottesville they visited MI
and Mrs Kenneth Lindsay. He will
b. remembered in Amelia as a
former agricultural teacher al AIS
and his wife Us Amelia county
health nurse
Mr. and MIX Edward Ingram.
q LawrenccNllc. were the guests
a his brother John Ingram, an
Mrs Ingram Oh Sunday
Mrs j w Thurbcr attended thc
district meeting of the State De
Of Public Welfare and In
SJiiutions ia Richmond on Tuesday
song Leadcts to Meet
Song leaders 81 the l3 Amelia
Home Demonstration clubs
Viii meet with Mrs Harold Ham
aer Oh Monday May l2.at 2 pm.
u the Trinity Methodist church
easement tor leader training
meeting
Mr. and MIS- stephen Far
rar. Jr Aba Mrs w Francis
Wright attended the Virginia His-