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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-08
Paul Smith
Cedido al
Chicago Cubs

SAN FRANCISCO. mayo Z (UP)
Los Piratas de Pittsburgh cedie-
ron los servicios del emergente
Paul Smith a los Cachorros de
Chicago por la suma de 10000 do.
lares.
Joe Brown, Administrator &c.
neral de los Piratas declare que
'todavia tenemos 90 jugadores en-
ell equipo y para el IS de mayo te-
nemos que reducirlos a 25".
Smith, que juega en- los jardines
y en- Ia %inicial, figure en- 81 desa.
fios de 10 sPiratas ell ano pasado,
despues de servir dos amos en- Ell
Ejercito. Termino la pasada campa
ma con una marca de 1858.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-08

aho, Sc produio sobre un lanzamien
to de Joe Nuxhall despues de do
blete de Ernie Banks y rolata de
Walt Moryn. Lee Walls habia reci-
Dido la base por bolas anterior
mente, pero fue puesto out entire
:ercera y home con la rolata de
Moryn.
Hobbie que logro su segundo
triunfo contra iguaI numero de de-
rrotas, solo tuvo dificultades en- ell
octave inning, cuando ell bateador
emergente Jerry Lynch lego a la
inicial por error de Tony Taylor
y jennie Temple y Steve Bike re-
cibieron embase, despues que Dee
Fondy Sc poncho.
Hobbie sin embargo ponch6 a
Frank Robinson y obligo a George
Grove a batesf fly de out. =
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-08
Memorial Coliseum Puede ResuIfur eI
DomiciIio Permdnenfe de los Dodgers
mo ESPERABA SEMEJANTE EMBULLo P0R LOS JUEGoS
De LAS RANDE LIGAS-TENDRA TERRENo PROPlo

LOS ANGELES, mayo 6 (UP)-
Ell respaldo al baseball de las Lii
gas Mayores en- Los Angeles me ha
sorprendido y asombrado" diio
Walter O'Malley, Presidente de los
Dodgers
Isl alguien me hubiera dicho que
I'm dia ibamos a perder por 1872 y
al Siguiente ibamos a tener $4,000
personas en- las gradas, no 10 hubie-
ra creido" dijo O'Malley en- I'm
banquete de la Association de Co.
rredores de Alimentos de Los An
geles.
"Estoy sorprendido y asombra-
do admitio Ell jefe de los Dodgers.
Predijo que Los Angeles respal-
daria ell baseball mejor que ningu-
ma otra comunidad en- la nacion y
afadi6 que los fanaticos locales
merecian ell mejor stadium beisbo-
lero del mundo.
ESQ es 10 que los Dodgers Sc
proponen construir en- Chavez Pa
vine" dijo O'Malley. "Recuerde,
que no Sc ha construido un parque
con ese prop6sito desde 1928 GUAM
do yankee Stadium fue levanta-
don
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-08

Manifesto que los Dodgers quie-
rem ~invertir su dinero Y ser con-
tribuyentes al Estado y la comuni.
dad.
O'Malley dijo que ell espacioso
Memorial Coliseum, en- donde los
Dodgers han atraido buenas con
currencias, es uno de los mejores
lugares para jugar futboI, pero no
puede ser un home permanente pa
ra los Dodgers.
La controversial valla del left
field en- ell Coliseum mo es cosa de
broma" dijo a los corredores. Ma
nifesto que ell comisionado Ford
Frick no lie permitira que Los
Angeles opere ALI en- forma per-
manente.
I%nterrogado ell por que nj Sc te-
~levisaran mas juegos de los bod
gers en- otros parqueS, O'Malley d.
jo que no ha e~ncontrado un anun-
ciante dispuesto a pagan los gastos
que acarrean ell televisar desde
puntos distantes del Este.
Senalo que los gastos de un de.
safio desde Filadelfia serian de
$20, 1000.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-08
Breviurio de Notieius de los Deportes

NUEVA YORK, mayo 7 (UP).-
Dos caballos de carrera argentinos
estan por llegar a Nueva York por
la via aerea, segun informo Ia Pa
namerican World Anyways.
Uno de ellos es Ell p~urasansre
appleton" que fue adquirido por
Ia sonora Louisa Dupont Car
penter, por 10000 dolares.
De las diez carreras en- que tom6
parte en- Argentina, Appleton,
segun Sc informo, gano siete, y
en- dos lego de segundo. Hizo tam.
bien los 1000 metros sobre pista
De cesped en- Ell sensational tempo
de l minute 594-5 segundos.
Ell otro caballo es "Lucido," que
fue adquirido por $4,000 dolares.
LIMA, mayo Z kUP).-Paraguay
vencio a Argentina por En . "A en-
un partido correspondence a Ia pc.
nultima fecha del septimo campeo-
nato sudamericano femenino de
basketball. AL terminar Ell primer
tempo Argentina CANADA.
Ell equipo paraguayo termino SUI
a%ctuacion en- ell torneo y ~regresari
. Asuncion por via aerea.
CARACAS, mayo Z (UP).-El
Millonarios de Colombia volvio 4
derrotar al Danubio de Venezuela
por tres a uno en- partido nocturno
con POGO publico.
Sobresalio ell dominic de los vi.
sitantes, aunque en- Ell primer item.
20 los locales Sc emplearon a fon.
do.
Anotaron Larras, 4 los siete mi.
nutos, Gomez a los diez, del primer
tempo, y Vegas. a los. cinco y II
yegundos del complementario.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-08
MILWAUKEE PARECE LST0 A 9TUARSE EN-
Ell LUGAR CIMER0 De LA "LIGA NAC|0NAL"

NUEVA YORK mayo 7 (UP).-
Los Braves de Milwaukee parecen
istos para colocarse en- Ell primer
puesto de la Liga Nacional con una
demonstration del impulse que Ell
ano pasado les dio ell g%allardete de
la Liga Nacional, tras derrotar ano-
che por doce a ocho a los Cardena-
les de San Luis y situarse a solo
medic juegc del lugar de %preferen-
cha.
Por otra parte, los Cachorros de
Chicago, que ahora ocupan Ell pri-
mer lugar infligieron a los Rojos
de Cincinnati su septima derrota
consecutive en- Is juegos cuando
Glen Hobbie les limit6 a cuatro
ncogibles para sanar por cuatro
carreras a cero. Los Gigantes de
San Francisco vencieron a los Pi-
~atas de Pittsburgh por siete a &C.
70, y los Dodgers de Los Angles
superaron a los Fhillies de Filadel-
fla por siete a ere en- un juego
que duro IA innings.
SAINT LOUIS, mayo 7. (UP).-
Frank Tore y Bob Halle impulse
ron tres carreras cada uno y lleva-
ron a los Braves a la victoria sobre
los Cardenales por doce a ocho.
Los campeones mundiales reser-
varon SUI ofensiva para ell principle
y ell final del ,juego, anotando cua.
tro veces en- la primera entrada,
Tres en- la segunda y cinco en- la
novena.
Los de Saint Louis estuvieron a
punto de igualar en- ell octave in
ming, logrando dos vueltas y po-
niendose seis por siete, pero Ell re.
levo Don Mcmahon contuvo SUI alta
que y los Braves Sc aseguraron Ia
victoria en- Ell noveno episodio.
Stan Musial disparo dos senci-
llos en- cuatro turnos al bate y aho-
ra lie faltan solo diez incogibles pa
ra llegar a los 5000.
SAN FRANCISCO, mayo Z tUP)
Mike Mccormick, ell serpentine-
70 de 10 amos de los Gigantes de
San Francisco blanqueo a los Pira.
tas de Pittsburgh, tras permitirles
lnicamente tres incogibles, y pisar
Ell plato sus compaheros siete We
res.
Mccormick Sc mantuvo en- Ell
monticello e. juego complete y To-
gro asi SD segunda victoria, sin to-
ner en- su contra reeves alguno, aba.
nico a cuatro y did solamente un
noleto gratis.
Ell unico pirata que pudo avan-
a mas ALA de la primera base fue
Dick Groat que .llego a la segun-
da, en- ell noveno episodio, al mater
rolata Bob Skinner a Orlando &c.
peda.
Mccormick lanzo durante cuatro
innings sin permitir un solo hit
sntes de que Roberto Clemente ba.
teara de hit en- ell quinto.
LOS ANGELES, Z (UP) - Carl
Furillo conecto un incogible con.
ira la valla del left field para i'm.
pulsar a Charley Neal hasta home
y romper ell empate a seis carreras
y dar Ell triunfo en- IA entradas 4
los Dodgers de Los Angeles sohre
los Phillies de F;ladelfia por siete
arrears 4 seis.
Neal fue la clave del juego Guam
do ell receptor de los Phillies, Stan
Lopata, dej6 caer un corto fly que
Ell conecto al tercer strike. Aetc
seguido, Neal recibi6 Ia base y Flu
rlllo lie sigui6 con Ell incogible con.
ira la valla.
BOSTON. mayo 7 (UP).-Jonro
mes c~onsecutiyos de Dick Gernert
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-08
FACIL TRIUNFO
OBTUVO VINCE
MARTINEZ

BOSTON, mayo 7-(UP).- FL
peso welter Vince Martinez, que
ell 6 de JUNO peleara con Virgil
Atkins por ell titulo mundial, actual
mente vacante, vencio anoche a
Armand Sayoie por knockout tee
nico en- ell septimo round de una
pelea concertada a diez.
Ell ganador exhibio meta supe-
rloridad en- TODD ell combate, has
ia ell punto de que fue alcanzado
por muy pocos golpes, y en- la sep
TINA vuelta infligl6 un intense cas-
ligo a SUI adversario.
Martinez peso 67,5 kilos (148-
"a libras) y Savole 65,5 GA 1-2).
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Rodri.
guez, Zuloaga, Gallegos, Diaz, Ru.
bio, Larras, Contreras, Klinger,
Masucha y Urrutia.- Vegas por Ma.
sucha. Centurion por Hernandez.
Danubio-Magyar, Matson, Mon.
ties, Haiser, San Bias, Guthenberh,
Joseito, Bank, Peter Carlos y Go.
meE. Padin por Monies.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-26

of you and when is the lucky
day
0Well Jackie j. we don't hear
much of you and Louis B. any
more what's wrong did some
one else beat your time or is it
true that he is waiting for you
to reach eighteen.
oLavon M. We haven't heard
to much about you lately and
were wondering if you had real
ly Quoted down or if it was
that you have decided to- just
leave your hart throb alone be-
cause you finally came to your
senses and realized that it was
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-26

eWell boys and girls, the Eye
is back to bring you all the
latest gossip.
eve hear a certain young lady
was very upset about who put
her name in the paper. Well as
we always say, just be cool and
if you really don't want it told,
just don't do it.
OlCharles R.. you must have
some little girl in the cool vii
lage to keep you home from
school so often. We are not
trying to be nosey, but we're
just wondering who the lucky
chic is.
oBetty F. We heard that you
were waiting for a guy by the
name of Maurice. Well just
keep on honey because good
things always come to those
who wait with patience.
0Beulah F. we hear you are
carrying a torch for Kenny B.
Well it seems as if Mary is
whaling too.
owe heard that one Chic was
really working out at the party
last Sunday night. Now you
know who you are so we won't
have to expose you but we do
hope that you know what you
are doing and remember just
what season this is.
chunky Fl. why don't you cool
your heels because you know
what's happening, or do you?
Well it is just about time that
you open your eyes and take
a look at life around you be-
cause you only live once.
eWanted By Soap And Water.
A certain Senior Girl approx
miately s. tall; and bit on the
heavy side. Be on guard for she
is armed with muss and should
be considered Dangerous.
NGail G. we hear you were
chosen for miss Queen Bee of
Robbins. Congratulations and
Pest of Luck to you.
Shirley T. we hear you are
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-26

a hopeless case? Well what
ever the reason, we like you
this way.
oNSarah C. we 3ever would
have thought that you would
have turned out to be the nat
ural mess that you are. Take a
hint from us kid and straigh-
ten out while you still have a
sight chance.
eve see that Willie ]. and
Margie NJ. are steady making
it. How nice.
OJohn M. We don't see much
Of you and Eleanor together
Continued on page ~
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-26

CdlIy lAJO oOLuCCuluS. we Clluk
you ought to cool your heels be-
cause you are actually into the
wrong thing.
eve would like to say to the
two Mustard Cutters, you had
better heed the warning we
gave you last week. Because
young blood and Jail bait will
have you into something else.
eve heard a rumor going
around about Annette S. and
John H. expecting. Well don't
worry about what they are ex.
pecting because they are just
expecting to go the prom to.
together. Right ? ? +? Right ? {!
eEveryone seems to be puzzled
about who the Peacemaker is.
Well that's what we always say.
get some dirt and tell it and
the next thing you know every
ones getting real nosey. Well
that just what we are here
for, to let you know all the last
est so we will tell you that the
Peacemaker is the peacemaker
and Joyce is Joyce. Turn the
question mark to the right and
see what you'll get. Just open
your eyes and look around you.
oFlip nj. unfortunately there
was a mix up about you and
Joyce H. we are very sorry but
we did hear you are the proud
father of a baby boy, eight
pounds and 3 ounces, by :?
Congratulations and best Of
luck to you and Flip Jr.
elMorry w. we hear you are the
proud father of three kittens.
Congratulations to you and all
the little kittens.
SDarnell H. you have been in
FOR 6 weeks. You can come out
now you and the baby cows too
We are sure they want get the
collie. You have fathered them
enough.
eWillie S. it looks as if you and
Emmarice G. are really into
the business. Well we alwave
thought you were playboy and
now we know but we really
must say that you look verv
handsome playing the part so
keep on playing it we'll.
eJuanita G.. where have you
been keeping yourself because
we sure haven't been seeing too
much of you.
aSay Wionona J. we hear we'd
ding bells are soon to be ring
ing for you and Hubert I'm
known. Congratulation to both
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

was entertained Thursday by Mn
and Mrs w S Bel Mrs EEL
IS counsellor Mrs Jackie Moore
assisted Al the party hilton paf.
tefSon IS president 81 the group
About 50 attended
A Bible class has been oraau1cd
and Viii meet At Mt Zion Methodist
church near Esmont every Wednes
day at pm
Mfr and Mrs J w Moore viii
! Mn ana MIS- J W Moore, Ji and
son James. All Of Richmond. aee
spending a few days with MI and
Mrs James Brown this week
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nichols and
daughter, Marian, Of Greensboro
n C Visited relatives and friends
III ScottaYlle Sunday Mis- Nichols
is tie former MARY Lena Beal.
daughter Of the late Blcsdsoe Beal
Earkcrs Spend Week End
Mr. and Mrs Bailey Bafkor. Of
Saldston. spent last week end with
MIR and Mis- Vernon Barker
Mr. and Mrs Milton Cohen have
returned from 4 teW days stay In
New York
Tommy Critzer and a S Critzer
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Critzer
in Richinond last week end
MI and Ms Herman Johnson
spent the week end with MI and
Mrs Tom Coleman parents 81
Mrs johnson III Richmond
Mt aAd Mrs Jack Easton and
daughters, Jacqueiine and Virginia
Of Charlottesville. spent Sunday With
Mr. aud Mrs David Easton
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert CLEMENS. OF
North Garden. with Linda, Bo-
bert, Jr, and Donnie visited M
ard MIS- James Easton lass Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

Charlie Mosclcy has returned
from the hospital III FarmvIllc He
is improving and can get out for d
while each day
Mr. and Mrs w H. Clark we're
among those who attended the inau-
College ahmnae tea for Tie Farm
vile chapter at the alumnae house
Friday
Mrs. Bernard Smith w ven aeain
and back at work
Miss Harriet Johns went 10 Rich
mond to see her sister, Miss Patsy
Johns. Miss Patsy has been moved
to the home Of her brother. Dr.
Frank Johns
Mr. and Mrs f. II Bowling, Jr.,
We're In Farmville last week and
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bruce
Miss Agnes Johns spent Saturday
night with her grandmother, MIS-.
Monroe Johns, in Farrnvllfe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

Set ana Mrs James Crandall.
and daughter Sally Rev. Of Camp
IeleHne n C we've recent en#Sts
Of SIT ana Mfs John l.. Harris
and 500 They were neiRhbors
when bolh families lived NJ Miami.
Fla
I Mr. and Mas Aubrey Flppen and
daughter Barbara Ann Of Rich
mond We're recent guests Of Nh.
and MIS- + E kobens.
Sunday supper guests III NH aAd
MIS- J K Moore were Rev. ana
Mrs Coan Aaee and children. Larry
and Stanley Other guests were Nh
and Mrs Pete Gable, and children
M and Mrs iIassell osborne and
Mrs Charlie Moore
Clayyille Mosley Home Demon
stration club VIII meet January "a
Al 3 pm with Mrs Bernard Allen.
The demonstration VIII BE- on plan
ming Ne house foF family needs
Nj and Mrs W o Clements.
with Nh and Mrs a Clements.
W Richmond went to Newport
News sunday "a visit thc former \
son.in-law. Bill Copeland IN Rivor-
side Hospital Hit condition IN
Slightly improved
Robert Ryhurn is a patient in a
Richmond hospital He has All ear
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
SI'eppar'Is

Mrs. Cleveland Jones entertained
alta tea for Mrs Helen Middleton
before she returned home. Those
present we're Mrs Paul Jones. Miss
Florence Jones. MIS-. j L. Jones.
Mrs. Annie Garnet and Mrs Halle
BaldridYe.
Mrs Petticr Grlgg spent the week
end with her mother. Mrs Alice
Forbes. We are clad TO report that
Miss Alice is some better We
all love her. and would like to see
her we'll and strong again.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey were
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs j. X
Wingo Sunday. In the afternoon
they called on Mr.. and Mrs Land0n
Fitzpatrick They are remarkable
couple full of years and happy In
their home with their children visit
lng them often Mama FiH" has
a painful arm. but She says. Moth
ing 70 worry about as long as you
nave Two good ltRS.
Mrs. Cleveland Jones. Mrs. Ruby
Jones and Mrs Shiflett. Of Roanoke
attended the Inauguration in Rich.
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Marks visited
the BurWell Smiths Saturday They
also went by to see Aunt Ruth and
Buck
Helen Jones Is much better
Sunday guests Of the Wallace
Ralneys were MI. and Mrs. Frank
Johns. and children. and MIR. anC
Mrs Blacky Hanes. and Lllybet
Mrs Cleveland Jones. Mrs. J. II
Jones and Mrs. John Garnet. 0!
Farmvllle attended the I,OnRWOot
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Scottsviile Items

Mrs " L MOODY was III louisa
Thursday and assisted IN the oraaH.
laiion Of / WV auNiharN
Mrs Fannie Cohen 81 Atlantic
CITY NJ } widow Of Ben Cohen.
bonn folmel resid ntS d Scoitsk!lle.
WIGS married December n to sam
Cohen, Of Atlantic City They VIII
continue G llye there Mis- Cohen
Il the mother 81 Milton Cohen
owner and operator Of The Hal
department store in scottsville
Smiths Go 10 Appomatiox
Mr. and MS. w } Smith spent
Sunday night with MI and Mrs
Fred & Smith Of Apponattox They
attended birthday dinner fol then
daughter Mrs F p Fazeerald Of
Concord
Mrs } W Huffman q White
Snlphn SPRINGS " VA spent the
Week end Win her b0thei n-law
and SISTER M and MIS- G b.
Johnson
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Taptscott
spent Sunday With her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Bernard Carron. III
Waynesboro
6 ; Johnson. III has re-cnlisted
ior duty In the u S. NAVY. He
VIII leave January %
WINS 10 Meet
The Sc0ttspille BaDhst Church
Woman's Missionary Union viii
meet January p. with Mss Helen
Bral as program leader
Mss Carrie Nal Of Charloites-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Jeters,ilIe

Conway Thompson was A proud
hoy last Saturday He Killed a big
deer while hunting He is 10 years
old and son " MI and Mrs willard
Thompson
Billy VanRan and DAUGHTER Chris
tine Of Newport News spent the
week end with his mother Mis-.
Mamie Vaughan
Mrs Milton Anderson was HOSTESS
TO the Home Demonstration chuh
Wednesday in the home Of MIS-
+ j Seay
MIR and Mrs David Merritt and
children, Mary Virginia Steve and
4 Wayne. spent Sunday III Durham
M c Mrs Merritt received wore
her mother Mrs. Beaver had been
hit BY a ear and was ID the hos
pital
Ada and Oracle Anderson spent
several days last week III Amelia
With Mary Elizabeth Anderson
Miss Barbara Wingo returned TO
her JOB III padncah Ky last week
after spending the holidays with
hef parents Mr. and Nlrs kinsey
Wingo
Mr. and Mrs Earl Mann spent
Sunday ID Raleigh. N e.. with
Mann brother Foster Mann, and
Miss Barbara Wlngo while home.
entertained her classmates from the
seminary il Richmond with I hln-
fet supper
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

villc and Roy Welch and BAb Harris
Il Yorktown spent Sunday With
Alrs Albert Kent
fhe ROY ANA Ms Carter liar
arison o Richmond We're dinner
encStS Sunday Of Mf and Ms
loM Roberts Reverend Harrison
conducted The morning seivice and
communion "A 81 Johns Episcopal
church
MS sam Duggins, of Orange,
visited MI and Mrs r. r Kent
Sunday and went on To Buckingham
TO visit her mother Mrs Mary
Pollard and other relatives.
Palmetto Resident Visits
Mrs Buel Garden. of Wnnsbofo.
$ q spent the week end with M.
and Mrs II II parr 1t their home
Chester
Mrs John Griffin III shores. ana
MIS- Edward Griffin. Of Richmond
visited MI and Mrs Robert PITTS
Monday
Miss Frances Morris viii present
a group Of piano pupils in re-
elIal IN her apartment here Thurs
day At 1870 pm. Those who will
play include Diane. Steeer, Juel
Rittenhouse. Keith Rlttenhouse.
Douglas Townsend. Henry Staley
Susan Cohen. Lynn Cohen. Wanda
Profiltt. CenieRc Moon, Jane Pat
tefson, Polly Brill, Dorothy Lee
DanSey and Vienna Oliver
MNF Entertained
MT Zion Methodist church AIYF
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
buckingham iit
Meeting Set Monday

Mrs, II II Bruce, chairman Of
the Buckingham County Red Cross
chapter. has announced meeting
IL plan for The 1858 drive and the
Kickoff dinner meeting IN ttbru-
aty
The meeting VIII ~ held al Buck
IihRham Central High School, Mon
day January 70 III \ I'm She hae
also announced that Aubrey Yantey
of Afvonia Is to be the fund chair
man for 1853. Arthur G Bodkin. oil
Amherst, field representative Of the
Red Cross. viii be guest speaker
Al the meeting January 20.
lle Mas had experience with the
Red Cross in the Philippines where
Tiki was senior representative from
November 1851 to January 1854 HI
was responsible for voluntary pro
cram for the Junior Red Cross and
first aid IN water safety He re
ctived Communications from thr
Philippines Bodkln joined the Red
Cross from }he University Of Illinois
where he received number Of d.
sfeeS HI IN now living at. Amherst
as field representative Of fhis area
broke her arm
Mn and Mrs Bruce Rush Of
Richmond, announce The birth Of 4
daughter Donna Marie. DeceJnbei
~ Grandparents are Mi and Mrs
NJ q Clements. Of clayyille auc
MIR and Mrs 3 n Rush Of Scott
glllc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Glendale

Rev n r White viii preach NY
Arvonia Methodist church Sunday
Al 30 pm His subject VIII h.
Bible Prophecy oT tie World To
day The public 4 invited
iispes Newton d Gold I'LL. N
extremely III III 4 Richmond hoa-
ipilal Those Visiting him Sunday
were Rev r = White. 81 DtllWyn
ms mother Mis- J N Newton, ant
brother, Agres Newton. Of Wcalthia
/ Mr. and MIS- Jesse NJ CLARK. NJ
Richmond Were al their home
Twin Acres, Saturday. Mrs, clart
called On her cousin. Mrs Annie
p Johnson. while here
Mrs j Y Johnston IS GONZALES
clnR nicely III L Richmond hospital
Mr. and Mrs Billy Hill Of Hanap
ton. visited her mother. Mrs X k
Atkinson and brotherin law anC
SISTER, MI and Mrs. j M CLARK
IN Richmond Saturday. and at
tended the inauguration 4! Coy Y
Lindsay Almond
| MIR and Mrs X II Wharam had
their children home over the week
end TO celebrate Mr. Wharam
, birthday Those present were Mi
ana Mrs. Guy Derrenbacker d Non
folk. MI and Mrs Harry Evans.
Nh and Mrs G + FineRan. Ar
and Mrs Stuart Cottrel and chll-
dren and MI and Mrs Joe Baber
All OF Richmond
Miss Nell Roe WA home over the
week end
Mrs ANNE + johnson visited Nh
and Mrs owen Williams III Arvoma
and MI and Mrs Henry Wood anc
her mother Mrs W Grover Clark
III Gold I'LL Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
OWN WRITTEN
ELECTS SOLDIER
TO PARTY POST

FRANKFURT, Germany
(AP).-SpecialiSt 4ic Joel
Behrmann has elected him
self a delegate to the Kala-
mazoo (MichD County
emocra tic Convention,
but be won't be able to at
tend.
Specialist Behrmann, a
clerk in the United States
Army's Sd Armored Divi-
sion civil affairs section,
filled out an absentee bal
lot and noticed there was
no candidate for Demo-
cratic county delegate from
his 10th precinct. For the
fun of it. he wrote in his
own name.
Recently he got an off
cial letter Stating, Notice
is hereby given that you
are duly elected a dele
gate"
Said the astoniShed SOL
der: Apparently no one
else bothered to vote for
that office. ! did it just for
kicks, but now 1 realize how
serious our voting system is
and that the ballot should
be held sacred"