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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

holiday passed very pleasantly many
Perhaps absence DOES grow
year
leaving Quite
few Aren't you coming home?" Keep
good work We read you every week"
a phoocard handsome
youngsters course Airing family Minneapolis
their photocad the family Christmas without
the Airing report Of family Grace and Rain Workout in
formed their Kemp married We couldn't
believe it the last time Kemp gngng
kid.
Christmas this year were lovely but in simple good
taste The elaborate cards
gone one of my friends who sells cards reported that she
had the
who ordered them stin owes her twelve dollars.
early delivering gifts making
stop deliver Grandchid his
Christmas wardrobe Grandcd strictly miniature Ivy League this
year from travel TO brogans.
had gave
turning into Dennis the Menace small heon My daughern
law the nursery school discipline
is considered old-fashoned
chews the wallpaper Mama to hde gently you
wallpaper continues up
the wallpaper supposed him firmly gently
No boys
up wallpaper" proceeds
tantrm, Mama supposed let him howl the
down personality viii be frustrated
put a
My
daughernaw applying a Grandchlds
poseror beIlgeren Is turning
a nneIoO<ing, reasonably weTbehayed yOungster.
Christmas Grsndchfd playing
floor with toy that involved pounding pegs into
a toy
you doing my husband
just
silly questions by silly up
e replied
pounding a alright doesn't
the power his strength The the suddenly
parted company the handle
Busteddt!" Grandchfd soemny
Grandchilds calls
traditional Christmas find that other
people stopovers deal haty
Before the hudded
talked about sports politics After dinner there the
recaPping Of the and finally the goodbye
We just getting settled down when the
dooben invaded callers The
pop" stayed stayed Russell and
looks married exchanged when
enough pop" stroke Of midnight
morning I a everybody
looking wanfaoed crceeyed Bst We all agreed that
could survive through would
Of the year.
go Year may pass you something
Minneapolis Washington Correspondent
Broadeastng System.
writing experiences life gave
Just think about mile have about
the after that"
Meet each problem The next mile the next day
the hour, II the problem is that immediate
think problem up during
courage intelligence
a Of a
tragedy penalty mistakes piled into
major bundsr costly impossible to repair
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

Marion L. Brown. 500 Rondo Az.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-03

A summer wedding is planned.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10

state Of Virginia. County Of Prince Edward.
Sworn before Sept 1858 and
hereby director this Bank
MRS MAE GOFoRTH
My 4
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10

Acceptance will be by Mayor vii
ham r Watkins, III, after whicn
q memorial wreath will De placed
ny Miss Lucy Scott Lancaster
Taps viii be sounded by Req
maid Davis. The Rev. =. Cary
Adams viii give the invocation and
benediction Mrs c. c. Hundley
viii lead in the pledge Of allegiance
To the flag CAR boys VIII handle
the distribution Of the programs
Mrs Charlie Hubbard is chair
man 81 The committee planning the
program.
Beverley Randolph was a colonel
III the Cumberland militia HI was
thrice governor OF Virginia and
served as president Of The eXecu-
tive committee His home Green
Creek plantation. was located IN
Cumberland County Just OFF the
present day river road
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10
PERSONAL
2llnn:on

Mr.. and Mrs George S Proctor
Of Richmond. viii visit friends o.
the Hill this week end
Mrs. NJ Boyd Coyner is patien,
al the University Of Virginia Hos
pital in Charlottesville
Mrs. Willie Doyne returned Mon
day from visit with her daughter
and family, DR.. and Mrs. B. N
Cooper. in Blacksburg Dr. and
Cooper accompanied Mrs Duync
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lane were
in Blacksburg last week end for the
homecoming activities at VPl
Thomas Chappell. Of Bluefield W
Va. is visiting friends here
Barbee Hamersly, Of VPI N
Blacksburg. will spend the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. ?. idIilcTSly.
Mrs II f. Southall. Mrs Emma
Anthony. Mrs. II y Prtchett. Mrs
John Wells, Miss Minnie Rodgers.
Miss Louise Morgan. Mrs Hazel
Bright, Mrs, Cecil Cason, Mrs.
Henry Cason. Mrs. Glenn Longs
worth and Mrs Robert McGahcy at
tended the state forum OF the
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs in Richmond Thursday eve
ming
Mrs c. Bevcll has returned tn
Chase City after ten day visit with
her daughter Mrs Al Si1nanske.
and family.
Mrs Daisy S Bridgeiorth. of Ken
bridge. Is spending the winter
months with her son. Louis Fridge
forth. and family
Mrs. Harold Riley. Of Lynchburg.
visited her parents, Mr., and MIS-.
r. W Noel. during the week,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10
OAR Marker
|Unueilirag Set
Sunday AT $3.50

Plans for unveiling the restored
marker Of Beverley Randolph by
the Slate Hill Chapter Of the
daughters Of American Revolution
nave been completed The pro
cram viii be held at Westyiew
Cemetery Sunday October II at
80 pm
Pr r W Beckham viii give d
historical report Of Beverley Ran
iolph. after which the marker will
pc presented BY Mrs G II. Wilson
regent. dwelling OF the marker
viii be handled by Miss Elizabeth
broaddus and MISS Kay Whitfield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10

preside Pegistratlon will beein a.
- am and TIE call 10 oroer a;
10 arn.
Guest speaker viii be MISS Anne
Dobie PEBBLES. President Of the
Virginia Federation Of Women S
Clubs and Mrs A T, Hove, Jr..
State Junior Director.
District Chairman will give two
minute reports on their objectiyes
Tor Tie coming year Every club
member III the Alice Kyle District
Is invited and urged to attend this
meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10
Mrs. Emmett Crews
Buckingham, Dies, 6S

Mrs Carrie Lee Cash Crews, wife
Of William Emmett Crews, Of Buck
ingham. died Wednesday Oct q. Al
Southside Community Hospital
Mrs Crews. 68. had been tn IN
health for long period
Her husband is the sole survivor
Funeral services will b. held To-
day Friday al pm. from MAYS.
vile Baptist Church at Buckingham
lnternent viii be II the church
cemetery
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10
LONG TINE

III the post office Of a village a
stranger saw the local patriarch
Whistling a hystauder Informed
him that the old fellow had already
passed his one hundredth birthday
Impressed. the stranger exclaimed
Isn't that amazing"
We don't see moth amazln bout
II round here. vas the laconic
reply An ne $ done Is grow Old
and he took longer than most
people to % that!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10
STICK Up

A man was poastine to a neigh
boz VINO liyed n tie same apart
nent that he had kissed every
woman ID the building except one
The neighbor. boiling with zeal
ously went straight home and re-
ported the story to his wife with
a suspicious glance
Il wonder, Maggie. who the
woman ~ that he hasn't kissed"
oh, & was the reply, Il suppose
it might be that stuckup Mis-
Macintosh on the third floor Y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10
Alice Kyle District
Of Women 5 Clubs To
Hold Annual Meeting

The Alice KYLE District, Fedora
ton Of Womens Clubs viii hold
their annual fall meeting October
l6 at the Lane Memorial Methodist
Church. Altasista. with the Alta
vista Womans Club and junior
Woman Club as hostesses Mrs
Harold I Cothran. president. Will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10
Hospital News
There were patients in the
hospital Thursday morning.

There were 6 patients in tho
hospital Thursday morning
Patients Admitted
Mrs Elizabeth Asal. Cumber
land, Mrs. f, O. Anderson. Car
tersville, Harold Tate, Farmville
+. r. Higgins. Farmville Warner
Brandon. Charlotte c. H.. w. S
kincheloe, CreWe, Mrs c. j Rod
enhlzer. Blackstone. Mrs l. l.
Morton, CreWe Charles Bub
Green Bay Mrs j. W. Hamilton.
Burkeyille. Mrs. w W. Davis
keysville and MIS-. Thomas Powell
KeysVllle
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 0. Tucker.
brakes Branch. boy. October 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Coleman.
Dillwyn. boy, October 8
Mr. and Mrs. r $. Mckenzie.
Keysville, boy, October
Colorcd Patients
Mamie Jennings. Meherrin Lot
tie Stevens. Burekville. Geraldine
Jordon. Prospect. and Maggie Wal
ker. Burkeville.
COIOred Births
Benjamin and Grace Walker.
Worsham. boy, October 6.
James and Rosa Jones. Burke
vile. girl. October 8.
Alfonza and Mary Downs. Crcwe,
boy. October 3.
William and G Of d en- Miller.
Burkeyille. boy. October g.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-10

Miss Anne Paige Jones. Of West
/ hampton College in Richmond. viii
spend the week end with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones
Wallace Hurt. Of the University o.
Virginia in Charlottesville. viii alst
be guest in the same home.
Recent guests In the Leroy Col
lier home We're Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Z. Lee, Of Petersburg
Miss Lucy Doyne. Of William an6
Mary College in Williamsburg
spent last week end here with hen
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J T Doyne
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Noel and
children Bruce and Scotty. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bascom eau
field IN Lynchburg during the week
end
Mrs. Erby Johnston and Mrs
Robert Smith entertained then
couples bridge club Thursday eve
ming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

make all the night spots together.
Nov Harris was really alarmed. For
years he had been coaxing and beg
sine Alice to 90 nisht-clubbins.
Arriving that afternoon in Holly
wood, ALICE wandered of on some
pretext such As going to q chiropodist
for repairs on her little toe (actually
she had TO be NJ NBC for a last
minute run-throueh).
Coast-to-coast that night, q dumb
founded but relieved Phil Harris gave
Alice an extra-appreciative hug.
She Wanders. He Wonders
The Red Nichols household - he's
the famous jazz trumpeier Of the
los - weathered an even more har-
rowing squat. Red confessed later
that he'd had had an kinds Of suspi-
cions about his innocent wife. While
We were researching his life history,
he woke upat daybreak to find Gladys
gone. Finally he asked her where
the blazes she was running AZ such an
hour. TO the doctor," she adlibbed.
Worried that she might Be seri-
ously ailine. Red telephoaed the fam
ny physician. II haven't seen Gladys
for moaths," he said.
Gladys squiesied out from under
. barraee Of questions BY admitting"
she had been attending q reducing
class. She later staggered home with
dumbbells. pulIeys and rowing ma
chimes. She did push-ups and chinned
herself into q state halfway between
starvation and exhaustion before iun-
sealed her lips on Tv with the words.
This Is Your Life - Red Nichols"
Trouble With Cummings
The closest any spouse ever came
to crumbline completely under the
weight Of our secret was the night
before actor Bob Cumming appear
ance. His wife, Mary. had slipped
word to US that although they'd be in
New York the night before our pro-
gram we shouldn't worry. Bob had
toemcce the circus at Madison Square
Garden that night. Mary said they'd
hop q plane to Hollywood right after
the performance.
Back At his New York hotel.
Cummings - Continued on page ~
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Continued from page ~

directors empty Office at Universal
Studios one afternoon and saw the
script marked This Is Your Life -
Ann Sheridan" on his desk. She inn
mediately offered to 90 on anyway.
But we substituted q film.
Most Of our guests are male, and
our chief partner in the conspiracy
is usually the subjects own wife. She
endures cruel and unusual punish
ment in shielding her husband from
the truth. During weeks Of enforced
subierfuee. she receives mysterious
midnight phone calls from strange
men and makes unexplained trips
into town. Her cratic behavior has
caused severe stresses and strains on
marital bliss.
now know. for instance, that |
can trust your wife with anything.
For your good she may tell a white
lie, but she'll never reveal the name
engraved on my little black book.
Our secret maneuvers to arrange
Phil Hanis's appearance on our show.
for instance, almost shattered his
wife Alice Faye. II started with our
first telephone call to the Harris
menaee: the man Of the house was
home. Our sleuths had wrongly
tipped Us of that he'd be out whack-
ing golf bali with Bling Crosby.
IA Man Answers 80.
Our operative IS trained TO hang up
If q man answers" but this time he
Got fiustered and asked for Alice.
WHO was ahaf ?" exploded Phil.
''Oh just an old friend" stammered
the blushing bride.
The next day Alice had TO fish for
an excuse to come to Hollywood for
a meeting with our staff. A. break
fast she began making faces because
"a cavity hurt her." Al noon her
dentist received a frantic phone call:
''Listen, doctor, have N appoint
ment with yOu today but doa't. !.
But n Phil calls, d."
Three weeks, ten furtive phone
calls and six cavities later, the day for
spiriting the now-disturbed Mr.. Har-
ris to our This Is Your Life" tele-
cast arrived. That morning Alice
suddenly began Fostering Phil to take
her to town post-haste 50 they could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

Sophia Loren stole the play
away from all the other film
queens at Brussels Film Festi-
val. Deeply tanned and gowned
in white, Sophia appeared on
the auditorium stage with Bill
Holden. She looked like a mil
lion dollars. Holden insisted on
going to Brussels because he
believed Hollywood should make
a contribution to the cultural
program at the American Paw
lion. THE Key" Holden's fol-
low-up to Bridge on the River
Kwai," won rave notices in Lon
don for Holden, Loren and
Carl Foreman. The pain
fully shy 28-year-old King of
Belgium, Baudouin, who is
timid with crowds, relaxed and
had a wonderful evening with
Holden and Sophia Loren, much
to the delight of the Belgians.
Mitzi GaynOr, also repre-
sented the United States and
got a terrific ovation when she
appeared. Her curtsy to the
King had all the polish of a
professional ballerina and the
crowd loved it.
X X X X
London Sunday Times cap
sule description of De Gaulle:
Our experience during the war
showed us that Gen. de Gaulle
is a loyal, courageous and reli-
able ally, but an uncomfortable
one" John ROOsevelt'S
wife, Ann, out of the hospital.
The Bing Crosby stork
due in mid-August. Faith
Young, daughter of United
States Ambassador to Neither
lands, marrying Bill Carmichael.
Doris Duke with Pierre
La Mure at ChardaS.
Frances Davidson, daughter of
j. P. Morgan PREF, engaged to
Bernard Nelson. LeOnOra
COrbett lost her mother.
Carmine DeSapiO's nephew,
Gerard. and Catherine Casey
serious. "A Certain Smile"
budgeted at $3.5 million.
Richard Egan and Pat Hardy
tie the knot Saturday.
X 4
Duke of WindsOr'S medicos
warned him to slow down.
Ann Miller to wed Bill O'COn-
nor. Jack Webb and Jackie
LOughery resumed. Joel
McCrea's son, Jody, marrying
Jennifer Lea after his Army
hitch. Sydney Chaplin and
DOdie Marshall aflame.
Ed Weiner's daughter. Natalie,
and Robert Levy honeymoon
ing. Mona Freeman and
Ted Bridgman altar bound.
The Jerry VOlpes (Englewood
golf pro- called him Todd.
Katharine Hepburn'S London
escort is Robert Helpmann.
MARITIME Carol and Christian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
The PASSING SHOW
Critic Plays Castle
In q StoteIy Hotel
BY JAY CARMODY
Star Drama Editor

CANNES, France-It is not its cleaning white wedding
cake exterior its chandeliers its baconed apartments
lavish baths that the touch of elegance
the Carlton Hotel where staying here
No it is the govt pads cushions under the tables the
stately dining
Gout cushons Downy, small hassock-shaped pads, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
Ed SUELIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men, Maids and Stuff

Jacques busted up. Patricia
Walsh, granddaughter of late
New York fire commissioner
marrying Robert Burke.
Eleanor Whitney dating Jim
White. Denise Darrell to
Chicago's Drake Hotel.
John Wayne's son, Pat, prefers
Sherry Jackson, D. Thomas TV
daughter. Gloria Swanson
penning her memoirs.
Judith BlOugh, daughter of
U. S. Steel head, WedS How
ard WentZ on 14th. An
thOny Nutting's niece, Davina,
and Robin Smith a duet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

i
Joy Cormody. drama critic for The
Star, is in Europe where he served
os the officiol United Stotes dele
gate to the Comes Film Festival.
Another report on his activities
obrood will oppeor tomorrow.
than he can afford in apprecia-
ton of the service he gets.
This extra money is pooled
and divided-among the various
staff groups, that of the dining
room, the floor or room service
elements, and the chamber
maids, porters, bellboyS. etc.
4
The Cartons rooms are large,
balconied. and No. 226, which
this correspondent occupied for
three weeks, looks out over what
must be the most beautiful view
the Mediterranean offers. In
furnishings, the hotel is COM
Portable but without pretense.
The rooms. or apartments as
their size and arrangement JUS
titles them being called, are
equipped on the premise that
guests will do a lot of outdoor
living, on the beach, the bal
comics. or the two huge terraces,
one dining, one for coffee and
other beverages.
The single reading lamp is
placed between the beds and
there is but one lounge chair.
There are no floor lamps as in
equivalent American hotels-of
the non-reSort type especially.
The Cartons bathrooms are
huge, with tub and separate
showers. And, most piquant of
their details are dual wash
basins which assume that there
is no real reason why less ex-
tensive additions should not be
congenial. These baths, by the
way, are not half as ornate, or
complicated, as those of a mod
ern Paris hotel whose controls
look like the instrument panel
Iof a modern bomber.
+ 4 \ 4
Lacking the govt, a Carlton
guest can elicit the sympathy
and consideration an ulcer de-
serves in a dining room that
deserves every ounce of its in
ternational renown. Indeed, as
this visitor discovered, there is
no quicker way to lasting
friendship with j. Manciana,
directeur; M. Breysaclier, first
maitre; M. Real, chef du per-
sonnet; and such associate
maitres as Ms LabaSt, Dello,
Picou, Dolla and Lanachy.
THESE are friends whom one
can leave only with the hope of
a return, with or without an
ulcer.
They are friends, too, whose
friendship makes it clear how
exactly right young M. Sonier
is when he says:
mo, we do not cut our rates
as I understand your hotels do
so often to remain open during
the off-season. We have no off,
season and besides our rates
could not be more reasonable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
National - The Diary Of
Anne Prank; $3.50 pm.
Screen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :40,
AIS. 6:45 and $40 pm.
CapitOl-"This Happy Feel
ing; HAS am, LAS. 3:45,
5;45, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Columbia - From He'll to
Texas; 1850 am, 1850, $3.50,
$50, 1850 and $50 pm.
Dupont - THE Roots; /,
$50. 4:4O. $3.50, 8:25. and 1915
pm.
Keith's-"God's Little Acre;
ll:l5 am, l:2O, 3;25, $50, 7:S5
and GAS pm.
MacArthur-"The One That
Got Away; Cos. 1855 and 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan Vertigo,
1850 am, 2:l5, 4:45, tbs anC
GAS pm.
Ontario - stage Struck"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

FAIRFAX Fo'Ffo 3: 70 st e. '-2'''
MERRY ANDREW" DANNY KAYE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

Joy cormody. dromo critic for The
Stor, is in Europe where he served
os the Official United Stotes dele
gate to the Comes Film Festival.
Another report on his activities
abroad will oppeor tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

Actress Virginia Baker had to
decline the second feminine
lead-Anita Ekberg is number
one-in THE Man Inside" for
family reasons. Producers Al
len and Broccoli spotted Vir-
'ginia's work in the still uncut
British movie, Ten Seconds to
He'll" and Immediately called
her in Berlin to offer the choice
role in their present film.
Sorry" Virginia told them,
but I have to remain in Ber-
lin until late June, until my
children complete their term
at the American school here.
I can't leave them with a gov
erneSS because my husband is
already working in England. "
Virginia's husband is Jack Pal
ance, star of 1.-THE Man In
side" In passing, I hear reports
OF a reconciliation.
4 4 x
Willie Wyler and other d.
Irectors who have worked for
Sam GOldwyn won't agree with
me, but it's very difficult to get
Sans goat these days. But this
goat is for real. The casting for
every role in his "Porgy and
Bess" has been completed ex-
cept the important one of the
NANCY old goat which draws
Porgy's cart. To date, the goats
auditioning have been too good
looking.
Author LarstOn d. Farrar
sent me his Signet book, THE
Sins of Sandra Shaw" explain
ing, This is not the story of
Mrs. Gary COOper"-her pre-
marriage-to-Gary name was
Sandra Shaw. The studios are
interested, for Brigitte BardOt,
or Gina LOllObrigida or Mari
lyn Monroe. Which gives you
the idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03

los. 1850. 4:s5. $40. sos and
$50 pm.
Palace - "Ten North Fred
erick"; 1880 am. 1880, $3.50,
$3.50, 1880 and 9:35 pm.
PlayhOuse-''Hot Spell"; II
am, l2:45. 2:35. 4:20. $40. 9
and $50 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; 1880 am, l:l0, $40
$40, 7:l5 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-03
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Time Not Ripe for Vic Mature

HOLLYWOOD ONANA)-
Victor Mature flew to Las
Vegas with British Joy Urwick,
to marry the girl. But Joy
chickened out, and flew back
to London. Vic will pop the
question again when he finishes
his current "Timbuktu" movie
and voyages to Britain, June
IA. on the S. S. United States
Good news for Oscar winner,
MyOshi Umeki, of "Sayonara"
fame: Producer Kermit Bloom
garten offered her the lead on
Broadway in Cry for Happy
to be directed by Morton Da
Costa, who has four hits to
his credit, including "Auntie
Name" and THE Music Man. -
There's a deal brewing for
Fred AStaire to be teamed with
Ann Miller in a musical to be
produced in Rome this sum-
mer by Hermes Pan. 1t could
be the break Annie has been
waiting for. This would
seem to be confirmation, al
last: Marion BrandO, ST.. in
London. said: Yes, I know
Anna Kashfi's parents live in
Cardiff. Maybe I'll phone
them, but I'm not too in
terested." Anna is son Marion S
wife.
Jane Withers is looking for
a night club to buy for singer
husband Ken Errair. Milton
BerIe has a birthday coming
up-his 50th, July IL. With
his new nose and slim figure,
Uncle Miltie looks at least 10
years younger. Danny Kaye
will give United States locali-
ties a treat in July when he
appears here at the Greek
Theater. Saw Patrict
WymOre, Enrol Flynn'S wife
dining with millionaire Hal
Hayes at the Skoal.