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ent that rs per cent Is the
maximum pay raise Federal
classified and postal workers
can expect this year with
slightly higher increases for
those in the upper brackets.
The upsurRe of unemploy-
ment In various sections Of the
country has made even some Of
the most friendly members Of
Congress skittikh about advo-
eating increases In excess Of
rs per cent. And the Demo-
cratic leadership in Congress
repeatedly is cool TO bills In
excess OF this amount. Further
more. administration officials
say fatty that any amount In
access Of rs per cent would be
vetoed by the President.
One top administration
source. after reading our item
that classified employees stood
TO receive rs per cent but that
postal workers might get as
much as 8 per cent. telephoned
US to say:
Under no circumstance will
the President sign a pay raise
bill in excess Of rs per cent.
And even the rs per cent
figure is dependent on a postal
rate increase becoming law.
Otherwise the White House
won't bulge from its s per
cent pay raise proposal.
Furthermore, the President
won't sign any postal pay
raise bill that gives postal
workers q larger raise than
classified employees"
OF course, II the Presidents
much desired postal rate In
crease Is tackled on to the pay
legislation. it's possible he
would sign an 8 per cent or so
raise for postal workers. to-
gether with the slightly less
rs per cent increase for classi-
fed employees. But admins
tration oficials. at this point.
are saying that rs per cent Is
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Expert Marksman
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Some
eloudiness tonight. low near %.
Cloudy with moderate tempera-
lures tomorrow.
Virginia--Increasingly cloudy
tonight. low around 30 along
the coast and in the 20s in the
interior. Mostly cloudy Thurs
day. with some rain likely in
the west.
Maryland - Variable cloudi-
ness tonight. low near 80 along
the coast and 22-30 in the in
terror. Partly cloudy tomorrow.
Increasing during the after
noon. Chance Of light snow or
rain in the west. High in the
30s in the west and 40-45 in
the east.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay--Variable winds Of
less than 10 miles per hour to-
night becoming mostly south
easterly at 1920 miles per hour
tomorrow. Fair tonight. but
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George sipkin has resigned as
. division director Of the Of
Ace Of Naval Research and
chief patent counsel Of the
Bureau Of Ships to become
special assistant TO the admin
istrator. General Services Ad-
ministrati0n. The Air Force
has given It's highest civilian
award, the exceptional civilian
service medal. TO John w.
Macy, jr.. who Is resigning this
week as Civil Service Commits
sion executive director. Re-
Gently Army also gave Mr..
Macy its highest civilian award
for his outstanding service in
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TOPS-Meanwhile. it's BE-
more and more appar
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traced south out Of Lincoln
and when officers converged on
a farm IS miles southeast where
Shareholders car was found
yesterday they discovered three
more bodies.
One victim was August
Meyer. 10. bachelor at whose
farm Starkweather used TO
hunt squirrels with his father.
The other two. their bodies
tossed into a storm cellar at
an abandoned school site about
q quarter OF a mile away. we're
Carol King. Is. and Robert
Jensen. her l7-year-old high
school boy friend. A pool Of
blood showed they had been
shot outside the cave. The
boys body was thrown in first.
then the girls on top.
All three had been shot in
the back OF the head. Mr.. Myer
with a .4l0 gauge shotgun and
the other two with q small
ealiber weapon.
Others Found In Home
The other three victims. Carl
Fugate's mother. Velda Bart
lett. 81. her stepfather. Marion
Bartlett. 81. and their 2-year-
old daughter Betty Jean. were
found dead at the family home
Monday night.
The bizarre sequence Of APP
parently related killings came
to light when relatives reported
that CARL refused to let them
into the Bartlett home. Her
excuse was that everyone in
the family was sick.
Other relatives found q hand
printed sign fastened to the
door with a bobby pin saying
stay away. Everybody is sick
with the flu"
Investigation revealed Mr..
Bartlett's body in a chicken
coop. Mrs. Bartlett's body in
an Clubhouse and the infants
body stuffed into a cardboard
box and stacked in q pile OF
cartons in the clubhouse. The
parents had been shot in the
head with q small caliber
weapon and the infant had q
fractured skull.
At the Meyer farm officers
thought they had cornered
Starkweather and CARL.
When a demand booming
out over a police loudspeaker
to come out with your hands
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improving the Governments
personnel system. The fol-
lowing employees at Eort Bel
v0ir have accumulated 1000
hours Of sick leave: Dallas
0rimsley. Edward Madden.
Stanley Robertson. Carl Hertig.
Chester Hughes, A. II. Hum
phreys. Frederick Rosenthal,
Oscar Bowker, Myron Klein,
Jacob Bosserman, jr.; Fred
Sears. Marcus Aylor, Theodore
W. Smith, James Horton. Rob-
ert Beal. Joseph Benner, David
Cooper. Earl Cogsweil. Fan
ming Baumgardner. Edward
Prada. Stanley Seeal and
James Betsill.
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soon 70 ala Government en-
ployes whose salaries are fixed
by wage boards.
The bill would make future
pay raises for per diem EN-
ployes retroactive to 80 work
days after the start Of a wage
survey.
This would speed up future
pay raises by months. Per diem
workers now often must wait
as long as eight months from
the time 3 wage survey Is
started to the time they get
their pay raises.
- -
PAY RAISES-The National
Society Of Professional Engi-
neers has urged Congress not
to deny the full amount OF
pending Federal pay raises to
those engineers and scientists
In hard-to-fill jobs who re-
Gently received Civil Service
Commission authorized top-of-
the-step pay raises.
"Such q limiting provision
could prove seriously detri-
mental to the morale Of our
Federal scientists and engineers
and result In an ever-higher
resignation rate from the Fed
eral service" the society said.
Rather than restrict SCI
entist-engineer benefits we
suggest that such employees re-
tain their present classification
Of the grade step and be al
forded the full benefit OF any
classified pay raises approved
by Congress. Otherwise the re-
cent csc order closing the gap
between Federal and industry
wide salaries for scientists and
engineers would. as a practical
matter, be nullified."
The society presented figures
showing that Government en-
cheering and scientific salaries
still lag between 81 .270 to 81. 600
q year behind prevailing indus
try rates for comparable jobs,
TOPS-Meanwhile. it's be-
coming more and more appar-
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Philippines Get Bose

MANILA. Jan. 20 R.-The
United States informed the
government yesterday 1t will
turn over the air station at
Manila Harbor to the Philip
pines by July 81. The station is
the last American military in
stallation within the city OF
Manila.
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Police Chief Joe Carroll said
young Starkweather lis the
man We want"
Chief Carroll said. Il just
hope he doesn't kill any more
Never in my a years on the
force have l seen anything to
compare with these wanton
murders"
Lancaster County Attorney
Elmer Scheele formally
charged the red-haired. l40-
pound Starkweather and Carl
with first degree murder today,
He said the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation has entered the
case and q Federal warrant
would be issued charging un-
lawful flight TO avoid prose-
eution.
Four Of the victims died with
rife bullets in their heads.
Another was shot in the head
with a shotgun. The other. a
2-year-old child. apparently
died Of a fractured skull.
One of those slain. q 16-year-
old girl. had been subjected to
''an unnatural sex attack" Mr..
Scheele said.
That report led Capt. Dan
Casey Of the State Safety Pa
troll TO speculate whether the
Starkweather boy might now
be travelling alone. He said
something could have hap
pened TO CARL"
william Fugate. father of
Carl. said he hoped officers
would get" Starkweather. even
at the risk Of his daughters life.
Grimly. he said Il sure hope
they get him. even If they have
70 get Carl to get Chuck
(Starkweatherl.
He said he didn't think his
daughter was dead. but would
-come home as soon as she can
make a break"
Expert Marksman
Young Starkweather was de-
scribed as an expert marksman
by his brother Rodney. Rod
ney added that Charles always
has been a ready and willing
fighter and always shot his
game in the head"
Starkweather and the girl
have been sought since Mon
day night when three members
Of Caril's family we're found
slain at their home in Lincoln
The teen-aged pair had beer
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THE FEDERAR SPOTLIGHT
Murray Books Speed
On Per Diem Raises
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star stag Writer

Chairman Murray Of the House Civil Service Committee
promises early action the Senateapproved bill speed
future raises OF the Governments 100000 diem bue
collar workers.
The Tennessee has told Federal empoye leaders
he favo the bill and that his will take favorable action
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2 Teen-Agers Hunted
In 6 Nebraska SIoyinqs

BENNETT. Nebr. JAM 20 LF9-Six brutal unexplained kill
hg-spaced threes and discovered span Of "a hours
purred intensive search today for syearold youth
described kill and his l4yearold girl friend
officers from all Southeast Nebraska
sought Charles Sarkweather Carl Of Lincoln
Lancaster County Sheriff Merle Karnopp and Lincoln
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

~ Richard S Perkins minister
of Blackstone Presbyterian church
lcd discussion Oh Living Pro
ductiyo Life. at the MAY meeting
of Tau h apter Delta Kappa
Gamma This four county teachers
organization met III the home Of
Mrs Marie c Chambers near
Blackstone
Miss jamie Dodson. retiring prcsi-
dent, led in the ceremony held TO
install the following officers for the
next two years Miss Lucy Fit2-
gerald, of Crewe, president. Mrs.
Marie Lucy, of Blackstone. vice
president Mrs. Mary Williams. OF
Amelia, second vice president, Mrs.
Maxine Allen, of Blackstone. cores
pondlng secretary: Mrs. Geraldine
Hagberg, Of CreWe. recording sec
rotary, and Mrs. Gilberta Hubbard
Of South Hill parhamentarian Mrs.
Helen G Wright. Of Amelia. serves
as treasurer.
The anniversary Of the society
founding vas celebrated during the
social hour.
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pr , 0 q a I M Il y


Mi ana MIS- J. , cosby ana
fanny dho M'SS aSiV'a fieh'ce'
Cosby IS mother Mrs M NJ. Layne
and family for thc week end
~ ~ M = = CoeNS "a e
Ie'u1 Ivy u o,i' 'ps''o''Is q LEV '"s ?
~ ,e's''.,'o''o W. 80 $3.50 ~
at the Medical College of Virginia
No., naro. uo., =, poano,.o
~ ',la' 81 q. ~, ILL., ,..a 49,.
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y ''''0'' a 20 :. ''N'' : - WY
MISS Katherine label Will be the
guest of her mother Mrs J M.
Habel in Burkevlllc for the week
80
Mrs. George r. Rodgers Mrs.
Iloyd White Mrs W T. Judd and
Mrs J. G. Bruce we're in Ever
green Monday where they attended
~ eN.. .. ~, u,a o, ,h :, r IL
appu'' pap,:s ahi,,.os Z" mr.
s'o0'' '''p'i'' -
/ Mrs d J COX has returned from
spending several DAYS IL Spartan
burg s q where she visited her
daughter Miss 10 Ammo cox and
attended thc NAV dav festivities Al
i Converse rollcre
Mr. Ard Mrs (,lvdc smith 81
Montgomery w Va Nh and Mrs..
irving smith 81 Richmond and
\ Nh, and Mrs F, p Fc)tv OF
.l, s'w'' ,.s,a, ~. me- ,tra 7 ~
sn r III IL ~ aacas'a, 1 II ,ho;r 7oh
ad5i,,, \" III, ~ orsa,l0' 4 Nh
49,
MI and MS. walter A. Ed
wards. Jr.. attended the annual
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
State Garden Clubs
Hear Camp Chapel
Progress Report

The newly -redisirictcd Virginia
Federation of Garden Clubs drew
hundreds of members and dele
gates to Roanoke this week for its
silver anniversary convention
The seekers after civic beauty
and artistic expression. fresh from
their billboard victory began The
convention with pat-on.the back
and ended with awards
The garden clubs cxerted their
lobbying influences this wintp for
legislation limiting billboards on
new interstate highways
The pat-on-the back came from
Mrs Fred Schillne executive
director Of the club s nature camp
who announced that the camp S
four sessions beginning June m,
have been filled
Mrs Schlllne told Of work being
q II q on nm outdoor memorial
chapel TO accommodate III campers
AZ the camr located A. NeSnvAS
N the George Washington National
Forest The chapel is oi native
stone and VIM have lop seats
Original funds for the chapel
were contributed III the memory NE
four women. and work now Is pro
crossing as rapidly as the money
ryAl.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Club Calendar

Methodist WSCS Monday. May
II. pm Circle 2 with Mrs. w. A.
Watson, il circle 3 with Mrs. A
r. Mcrchent. circle with Mrs c.
L. Spurlock. Jr.. co-hostess. Mrs.
w S Hamilton circle at the
student center. hostess. Miss Ma
linda Ayres, circle 6 with Miss Vir
ginia Wall, circle 7 with Mrs. Al
fred Price. circle 3 with Mrs. j. T
Ayers. co-hostcss Mrs. II. O, Nc
Kay. circle 9 in the fellowship
room at the church, hostess. Mrs
r. J Martin, Jr Circle / will meet
Tuesday. Nav -. at 10 am. with
Mrs r. c. Gregory co-hostess,
Mrs l. A Snow
Episcopal auxiliary Monday
Nav II Group | 800 pm. al
parish house Group 3, 7:45 pm.
parish house Groups 2 and 3. q
IN al parish house The Rev. J
a. Vache 70 speak on the church
calendar.
Business and Profess iona
Woman's club Thursday May q.
3 b m. Al the Womans club house
First meeting of nov club year
Farmsille PRESBYTERIAN church
circles Monday. MAY ~ Circle | \,
10 I'M Mrs, II H. Watkins. circle
II, ~ am. MIS-. G. H. Dowdv.
circle III. 10 a m, Mrs. $. W. Put
ney Jr., co-hosteSs, Mrs. Walter
Edwards circle ~ 3 pm. Mrs.
IS. r. clover, co-hostess Miss
Carrie Bliss: circle VI, pm, Mrs.
Edwin Pairet; Circle vi, 8 pm.
Mrs Wayne Harper and circle VII,
2 pm Mrs. 0 A Shepard
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Four Gill Scouts received their
ifst class awards 2l their second
lass. and their tendcrfoot AZ 4
court Of awards Tuesday ~
SouthSide Community Hospital
Two Of the leaders Who had
guided them toward then ranks
MISS Eileen Skelly and MIS- CLYDE
Fischer announced that they
would be unable 70 continue As
'roop leaders next fall
A special award to the most
exemplary Scout Was presented to
Judy Baldwin
Guest speaker for the cere-
monies was Mrs. J b williams
MISS Baldwin Frances Cason
Karen Kelly and sally c Wat
klns earned then FIRST Class
badges
Second class badges vent TO
Penny BAN Betty Blair Martha
Blan Nancy Jean coz indy
Dunn Ann Melinda Riley Linda
Wells, Juanita Henderson Virginia
Hanoury Ann Holmes, Jacquclinc
Henderson Chfisanne Lcvcquc
Beverly Tench judy Womack
Dorothy Lancaster Beth Laws
Ann Newton Chcfyl Nobln Tfudy
Newman Mals Ann Tucker and
T4 s.f
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Mn and Mrs H j. Driver Of
Lynohburg WIN spend the week
end here with their daughter. MIS-
John Porter Glenn. and Mr.. Glenn
Mi. and Mrs Meade Robertson,
Of Pleasant Gap Fam near Char
lolfesWlle have been guests of
then daughter, Mrs Walter Ed
wards il; and MI Edwards
II B Overcast, Dr. Thomas E
Gilmer Dr. W Thomas Joyncr
and Dr. Howard / johnson are in
Roanoke where they are attending
the Virginia Academy Of Science
meeting Thursday through Satur-
day.
E. A. Parry III. Of Cape Charles.
was an overnight guest Of his sis
ter Mrs. H. s. Whitaker, and
family, Tuesday
Robert Price. Of Roanoke, is the
guest Of his sister Mrs. Henry
Davis Mrs Davis has been con
fined at home for several months.
Mr. and Mrs Junior Cox and
/ son Kenneth. have been guests Of
Mrs. Coxs mother. MIS-. Leila
Davis in phcnx
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Davis spent
several days III Baltimore. Md. re-
Gently Who~c Mrs DAVIS was d
delegate from the Mitchell Gar
ment company 70 the Upper South
department conference Of tho In
elnational Ladies garm en-
workers union.
Mrs. ] W. Shepherd was a guest
i the N j Kricnbaum home ii
Enporla during the week end
Mr. and Mrs T D Payne, and
family, Of Charlottesville. were
week end guests Of the G T. Stan
leys.
] MI and MIS- Richard S. Clark
and daughter Blaine, of c C d a |
T Crest N. M. arrived Wednesday
for visit with Mrs Clark's par
cnts. Dr and Mrs. J II. Cocks
c l. Bowe. and son. Of Norfolk
were recent guests of his mother
Mrs Mamie Bowe. and family
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wash were
IN Richmond Wednesday for the
funeral Of Mr.. Wash's sister. Mrs
Clara E. Simms.
Guests in the C. G.. Clark for the
week end were their son an6
family. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Clark
and daughter, Pamela, of Rich
nnnd.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

liS Jennings, MARLIN Gresham,
Judy Baldwin Sally q watkins
and Karen Kelly
Frances Cason and Karen Kelly
canned dance badges and Sally &.
Watkins, MARLIN Gresham, and
Karen Kelly hospitality badges
Marilyn Gresham won both the
homcmaker and traveller badges
Homo, health and safety badges
went to Judy Baldwin and Karen
Kelly. and interior decorating ones
To Karen Kelly. Sally c Watkins
and Judy Baldwin
Sally c. watkins also earned
the story teller and drawing and
printing badges
Magic carpet badges were
awarded Frances Cason, Karen
Kelly Sally c Watkins. Celia
Garter Judy Baldwin and Diane
Simonini
IN the nature field garden flow
er badges were presented 70 Celia
Garter Frances Cason and Karen
Kelly and salt water life finder
badge u MARY Molnar Judy Bald
win won the rock and mineral
badge
Housckcepcr badges went to
judy Baldwin Phyllis Jennings.
I.put- IJ.,3r,nS ty4y.,t IN nlt,, a,,,l
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Cooley Alexander
Rites TO BE In June

Or and Mrs. Andrew Butler
collcy. OF owenSboro. Ky. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Mary Cosby to Iaddon
Christopher A e AN Il. Jr of
Farmvllle
Miss Collcy is a graduate Of Mary
Washington College and the Unlver.
sity of Virginia School OF Medical
Technology
Mr. Alexander is graduate Of
Washington and Lee University and
is completing has third wear at the
University Of Virginia School Of
Medicine He is a member Of Pm
Chi medical fraternity.
The wedding VIII take place june
3 IN Greensboro
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Louis Miller and d L ( \ tcr.
Patricia Lee, Of Lexington were
Wednesday guests III the Bob Thai
man home Patricia Lee renamed
tor VISIT With the ThalmanS.
Mr ana Mrs Y x Butler lcft
today to attend tho Travellers Pro
ioctNc association convention I'D
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs James Reid and
sons Of WICK, viii spend
Mothers Day week end here with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M r.
Farier and Mr. and mrs q II,
Reid
Mrs Matte NJ. Carter Of Airing
ton, IS visiting hcr sister. Mrs.
Asa 3 Smsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hubbard arc
~ ong those attending the
Travellers Protective association
convention I'D Richmond Thursday
through Saturday Tho Hubbarcls
will spend the week end in Rich
mond with Mr. and Mrs = T.
iIcbditch.
Robert A Smith is attending a
business meeting IN Chicago, III.
..
Mrs. 7 P Shelton, OF Radlord,
arrived Thursday for a visit with
her son and dauehtcr-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs Farrar Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Hamilton
and daughter, Faye. will spend the
week end in Blackstone with Mrs.
Hamilton's mother. Mrs ". E.
Duncanson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Brownies Fly Up, Girl Scouts Receive Their Badges
AT Tuesday Court OF AWards Ceremony At Hospital

that the girls had assisted with
the tuberculosis campaign, sale Of
dogwood buttons and the cancer
crusade. and viii sen peoples
May "a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Nh and Mrs Reginald spen. 81
Gettysburg. Pa announce tho birth
Of daughter. Madolyn Terry.
Monday, April 7.
The Speirs are former residents
Of Farmvlle Mr.. Speir was as
ISOLATED with WFLO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Sanfords Announce
Birth OF Daughter

Mr. and Mrs Charles Cordcll
Sanford. of Warsaw. announce the
birth of a daughter. Mary Beverley
MAY ) al Medical College Hospital
Mrs. Sanford is the former Miss
Beverley Bank Fretwell. daughter
Of Mi. and Mrs. W Fretwell. of
Farmvillc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Nh and Mrs, John Calhoun. Of
Georgetown Del announce the
birth Of daughter Karen Astl-id
April 25
Mi Calhoun viii be remembered
here as an announcer with station
WFLO.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Nh AID Mrs Louis II Miller KY
Lexington. announce tue birth of \
SON. Charles Lawrence Friday
May q
The Mlllers arc former RESIDENT
Of HampdcnS sydney Nh Miller
vas basketball and baseball coacl
lat Hampden sydney College
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

di HdiAputN- SNailtE IOlifPt
Mr. aid Mrs i. A Allen afe
attending the Travellers Protective
association convention Thursday
through Saturday ia Richmond
The Aliens viii spend the week end
with their daughter and family Nm
and Mrs Charles Cooper in Rich
mond
Sunday guests Of the " G Fores
we're Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tribble
Mrs Patrick Fore. p West and
j . Wright all Of Richmond anf
Miss Marilyn Schulz and Miss
Joan weeks OF Concord
Mrs c W. Harris and her SIS
tors who were her house g,iests
visited their niece. MISS Leah
Brightwcll in Lynehburg Sunday
Miss Fannie Lou Reynolds. OF
Pcnns Grove. n j, will spend
Mothers day week end here viii
her m O th or, Mrs Dorothy Rcy
nolds
ms W S. Morton visited rela
tivcs II Richmond during the week
end
Mrs William Parker Terry !,
visiting her brother-in law and siS
ter Dr. and Mrs Franklin H
Goodwin IN Atlanta, Ca. and al
tending the operas.
mrs Julia ober. Of Norfolk, pas
national president Of Kappa Delta
IL tho guest Of Miss Florence
StubbS MS Obcr conducted \
nanhcllcnic workshop On campus NJ
Longwood College.
Mrs Z. +. womack i nov witl
hcr son, Il. W. Womack. anc
family after spending severa
weeks With her brother and sister
in-law. Nj. and Mrs. w. A. swan
in Pamplin
\ Mrs Cleveland Jones, alumnat
secretary and Miss Ruth Wilson
dean Of women. attended Long
wood College alumnae dinner an6
meeting in Suffolk Wednesday.
Mrs. Austin Ayers entertained
her bridge club Thursday evening
Mrs. c. 0. Hamlet is spending
tho week in Richmond with hel
son, X 3 Hamlet, and Mrs Ham
lctl
Mrs Martha Pailev and Mrs
Ruth Smith Of Lexington. wcr,
week end guests Of Miss Josephine
4 fowler
Mrs. George Fitzgerald spent F.;
few days this week in Alexander;
with hcr son. Brig Gen B NJ
Wootton. and family.
DR.. Francis G. Landlord. Jr.. ant
T. A. Allen were in Danville Tues
day for meeting to elect new
suffragan Bishop for the Epsicopa
Diocese Of Southern Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Hanes Lancaster, of Johnson
City, Tenn, and E. P. Lancaster
and John Lancaster will leave Fri
day for Fort Lauderdale, Fla. for
Today yachting and fishing trip
off the Florida coast.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

DR. Francis G. Landlord. Jr.. and
T. A. Allen were in Danville Tues
day for meeting to elect new
suffragan Bishop for the Episcopal
Diocese Of Southern Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Guests in the c. G.. Clark for the
week end were their son and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark
and daughter. Pamela, of Rich
nlnnd
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Mr. and Mrs DrcWry Gates. il.
a We returned from Cincinatti.
Ohio, where they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Bell.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

Mrs, George Fitzgerald spent a
few days this week in Alexandria
with her son. Brig Gen B NJ
Wootton and family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

PfTERs AND SOLER
TO K.1iai, he. 4-304O. JU. b-o9Ol
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BUICK 20 4-dr. nnper hsrdion,
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