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HELP WANTED


LINOLEuM and Asphalt Tile Me
chanic One year experience requir
cd. Apply The Floor Shop. Farm
vile. va 1929
YOUNG WOMAN To keep house foi
me Miss Bette Daniel. Phone 3l7W
jackson Heights 9-l2-2L
\ WHITE honsekceper for myself
7 no family. LIGHT work, no outside
work Miss Birdie May Bangh. Pow
hatan. formerly postmaster at Be
Iona g-l2-lt
MEN AND WOMEN sales and de
llyerlfa M experience necessary
contracting Watkins Products Gus
toners On weekly and monthly basis
III Farmville Apply The J K Wat
kns 60 T. q Box 3o7l Dept 81
Richmond, va go ip =
OH Truck Driver White Kayton
Fuel Company gl2 1t
MALE. Experienced service station
man between 80 and 40 years old
Good opportunity for right man Ap-
ply Tench's Cities Service. Farm
VILE, Va 9-5-4p
WOMEN They are talKimg about
oui wonderful part-time opportunity
y II partimc work In your own
neiRhborhood excellent income-only
II hours can earn YOU $a8 50. Discuss
With von husband and phone to
day Danville VA, SW a-4747 or write
District Manager, p. y. Box 1914
Dantllle va 9-J-4t
YOUNG MAN Who has had expcr-
lence IN cutting meat Call 7D8 r
after Q clock D. m 8-29-tf
2 MATTRESSES WANTED. $50 90
week plus meals and tips. Apply
Buddy's Place. Rt 300. Amelia c.
A.. va. Phone lOiF0l 8-5-U
Statesmen Wanted at once
RaWlcigh dealer III Buckingham
Appoinattox Counties and Farm
vlllc Write Raw leiRh's, Dept
Va l-G50R Memphis. Tenn. 9-5-4p
MEN 4 WOMEN 10 scll and take 10
tickets AT the Fair. See Mrs. Spill
man 1T Brlckert Oh CO. at
MAN OR WOMAN full Or part
time 70 serve Watkins Nationally
advertised products to rural Gus
toners in Charlotte County. Earn
ngs UP To 500 PER week possible
from the start Free life Insurance
plan Should ~ oyer n years Of
age. Car OF light truck necessary.
Write The J r Watkins Company.
p 0 Box 507l Richmond. Va.
9-5-4p FL
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
OF BUCKINGHAM COUNTY

The general Registrar for Buck
ingham County will have a temper
airy office at the various precincts
for these citizens desiring to regis
ter before the General Election in
November. All persons desiring to
transfer to another precinct within
the county should also contact the
Registrar before the books close on
October 4, 1858 Dates to follow
Precinct-Date Place
Well Water-Sept 18-Well Water
school.
Wright Sept 10 -Heath's Service
Station
Gold Hill-Sept. Voting Place
Curdsville Sept. 25-Old Curdsville
School
New Store-Sept. 29-Russell Har-
ris's Store.
New Canton Sept. 80 &c. A. Jones s
Store
Damerons Oct. NELSON Tindall S
Store.
Glenmore-Oct. 2-Voting Place
White Hall-Oct. 3-Barnes Lumber
Office.
Maysville Sheriff's Office
Time From $3.50 nj. to 4 80 pm.
VIRGINIA L. HALL
General Registrar
Buckingham County
9-12-1t
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- - -
HENS Rhode Island Red hens
year old. GOOD LAYERS Also geese
Call 3056 NJ 9-l2-2t
BULLS registered Angus, six
months Choice Nix calves at farm
ems prices Papers furnished. Sired
BY il grandson Of Glencarnock Erie
Of Cremona the 1910 international
grand champion Fowlkes Bros. y
Wood Park Farms. Victoria, Va
Phone oxford b-2l13 p-l2-it
THIS WEEK END SPECIALS. New
sofa beds. choice Of colorS. $40 80.
platform rockers were $3.50 re
auced to >Sa.50. Ike new Maytag
washer. fully guaranteed. less than
half price Of ntN Easy Spindrler
fully guaranteed 500 80, good used
LIVING room Suits. extra clean, 2 and
I pieces, priced from S29 50 sofa
beds Slg,3n mcW bed room suite.
complete with springs aud mattress
sli9.3n kngo Pcdic mattress. reg
ular So 30. now $50 80 Norge cleo
n.c range S54 q .iodec> Dowdy
Furniture &C. phone 81 Farmville.
o-ie-an
HOUSE i rooms. bath and half
bath Newly decorated Situated one
mlr west FarmFlllr n Germantown
road L. ". Andrews, Fatn9Nl.ie
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9Oc per inch
FOR SALE

REMING QUIET RITTER TYPE
WRITER ? only, pottables. reg.
Sal %. special 500 90. plus tax.
Southside Business Machines. Corner
HIGH & Main Streets. phone 356
Farmyille. Va 9-3-it
HOUSE = two story. Z rooms, tWo
baths. partial unfinished basement.
large lot. convenient location. Very
reasonable. Small down payment,
balance monthly. Call 100 OF n
7-29-tf
ALUMINIUM PATIO AWNINGS and
carpo,ts. also in canvass Phone 1888.
Watkins Awning & Sign Co. loft
PICTURES The Herald viii sell
glossy 8xl0 pictures Of any snapshot
that appears in The Herald for only
$l00 40 tt
HOUSE large frame house. This
house is to be torn down and moved
from lot A. F. Osborne, Osborne S
Grocery. 5-a9-tf
FARM BARGAIN Price s3.5o0 90
small cash payment, balance by
month or year A. acres 10 cleared
land on hard road 10 miles Ct
Farmville IL acre Flne tobacco all
lotment. good tobacco barn with Oh
burning tobacco cnrer Other Oh
buildings needing repairs as follows.
4 room dWellin With electric cur
rent. good, deep Well at same fine
water and a never failing supply
Tobacco pack house with ordering
pit. stock barn and other small
buildings, No telephone Information
no Sundays The owner. T E Hud-
gins. Victoria. RID. 8-2q-tf
CLOTHING girls coat NET. tod
dler size 8, boy S suit. size / Call
Farmvllle 1871 NJ, 9-l2-2t
HEATROLA coal a.d wood burn
ing Good as new Mrs J H Gle
vmger, Ri /, Box Farnyille
N-l2-ip
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court OF the County Of
Prince Edward, August 90. 1858.
MARGARET LEWIS THOMPSON
Complainant
NJ In Chancery
WALTER A. THOMPSON,
Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bond Of matri-
mony for the complainant from the
defendant on the grounds Of deser-
ton and abandonment for a period
Of more than one year.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant is non
resident Of the State OF Virginia, it is
ordered that he do appear within
ten days from due publication Of this
order and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL. p. O.
8-29-4t
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court Of the County Of Buck
ingham, on the 2nd day Of Sep
tember. 1855
LlNWOOD NOWLIN HARVEY.
Plaintiff against
FLORENCE ELIZABETH HARVEY
Defendant
Order Of Publication
Inc object Of this SHIT Is to OBJ
tain divorce a vinculo matrimonii
by the plaintiff from the defendant
on the ground of adultery. TO OBJ
tain custody Of the infant son Of
The marriage and To- incidental re-
lief
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant
Florence Elizabeth Harvey is not
resident Of the State Of Virginia
It is ordered that she to appear
here whiting ten days after due
publication hereof. and do what may
be necessary to protect her interest
i'll this suit
A Copy TeSte.
JOHN Q SPENCER, Clerk
]. B cartwright, p. q.
Buckingham va
9-l2-4t
VIRGINIA:
In the Clerk Office Of the Circuit
Court for the County Of Cumber-
land on this the 9th day OF Sep
tcmber, 1883:
ETHEL " FRANCK. Committee Of
| Erasmus watkins.
Plaintiff
vs..
ERASMUS WATKINS, Non compos
j. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, His guard
ian ad Item,
MRS. FRANK VOGEL.
MRS. F. D. BRERETON. Nonresi
dent, whose last known address is
| 6l2 New Holland Ave, Lancaster
Pa, Defendants
The object Of this suit is to encum
Der that certain tract or parcel D.
land lying and being in the Madison
District Of Cumberland County, Vir
ginia. containing siXty-two t62
acres. more or less, being the same
land conveyed Erasmus Watkins By
deed recorded in Deed Book Al, page
366 in the Clerk Office of the Cir
cult Court Of Cumberland County
Virginia, and which land is owned ii
fee simple by Erasmus Watkins, nor
compos
An affidavit having been made
and filed that Mrs. F.. D. Breretol
is a nonresident of the State of Vir
GINA and her last known address i!
6l2 New Holland Avenue, Lancaster
Pa. il is therefore ordered that thu
said Mrs. E. D. Brereton do appear
within ten days after due publication
hereof and do what may be neces
sary to protect her interest in thi!
suit
R. H. BLANTON, CLERK
WILLIAM c. CARTER, p. d.
Cumberland, Virginia 9-l24
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LEGAL NOTICE

VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court Of the County
Of Prince Edward, September 4,
1888
JOHN WALDEN.
Complainant
VS. III Chancery
MARY WALKER WALDEN,
Defendant
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain from the bond Of matrimony
for the complainant from the de
PENDANT On the grounds Of con
Structive deSertion for a period OF
more than one year
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is {
nonresident Of the State Of Virginia
il Is ordered that she do appeal
whiting ten days from due publica
ton Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect her interest II
this suit
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL, pa
9-l2-4
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LEGAL NOTICES

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court Of the County Of Buck
ingham, on the 2nd day Of Sep
tember. 1855
LlNWOOD NOWLIN HARVEY.
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When Gosh Accompanies
the Order
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Classified Rates

All copy must be in Tie
Herald office By Wednes-
doy noon for Fridoy pub
liCotion
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WANTED

WANTED SO PIANOS. Turn your
)ianbs into cash Discount New
and Used Furniture Co. phone
1893. 5-l4-tf
LOGS Pine logs and timber Top
prices paid Buffalo Shook Co.
Eaarmville, Va. 9-9-f
ADDING MACHINE Used, Harry
Lancaster. Jr,. 408 High Street,
t'armville. Phone 1877 80 2p
PROPERTY - LIST your farm.
home. business or cumberland
with me today Have local and
out Of town buyers. Landon @,
Atkins. Realtor. Municipal Bldg.
Farmville. Virginia Phone BOOM
or 1873 5-24-tf tF)
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asked of a preference she def.
nitely favored Amherst"
Mrs. Thomas Coleman of Bur
bank Drive entertained recently
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Ger.
aid E. Prentice, from Villanova,
Pa, who, with her five children,
will be spending the Easter holi-
days at the Coieman's. Dropping
by to meet Mrs. Prentice at the
afternoon coffee" was the Mes.
DANES Carl Harris, Kelso Shipe,
Warren Steiner, Al Kinsey, Jo-
seph Galliher, Thomas Taimi, Ted
Compton, George Miller William
Dodson, Leon Cooper, Richard
Walck, Charles Poole, and Bill
Kimball.
I've heard that Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Schmidt are vaca.
tioning in Florida for two weeks.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Compton
have house guests from Boston.
The Robert Martins are Wis
iting their families in Illinois for
the holidays. The Rockville
Kiwanis Club had one-hundred
percent attendance at the Poto-
mac Church dinner last week. /.
Mrs. Percy Grady spent several
days in NYC seeing the shows
last week. The Easter Seal
Luncheon will be held April %
at the Congressional Country
Club. Mrs. Charles c. Clag-
gett is at home now after her
recent stay at Suburban Hospi-
tai.
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d. n.y. kply we
@e qfmm'uI
BY LILA THOMSON

AND CIUMLIES, this reporter has accomplished
this week shopping pswise might
to Py but the following THREE the only beating their
chests loud enough to permit passing information Lead
IN the brches that's what is plain old lead the brtches
LOOKING FOR GOOD USED DESK? Or/and desk chair?
Then please know ROCKVILLE STATIONERY in Rockville Shop
ping Center has desks mahogany
bit beaten understand
pick them prices beginning descrp
tive words above apply be had for S. EACH They're good
buys and If you're In the market go ook May
mend that ROCKVILLE STATIONERY as your favorte
buying place for personal stationery greeting ggs
gadgets and all office supplies You'll always good
moheaten stock and the kind
tive customers have right expect. They deliver
IF YOU'RE LUNCIING Rockville Good Friday please know
ELIZABETHS KITCHEN, favore restaurant
gomey will quite selection of seafood menus pre-
be other things, but mention the particular.
recommend too that the juicy
and yoic the Lobster Newberg This gal Elizabeth gal
who tickle the
and haven't sampled lunches she serves up tz high
time and time you climbed bandwagon There's
aeou and food available might your
Ham there If want proof We you try your
family homebaked Mother
which Elizabeth open for dinner YOU
understand just breakfast emphasis the
lunch You go!
EASTER BUNNIEs, CoLoRED EASTER CHICKS AND EVEN
BABY DUCKS available ROCKVILLE PAINT AND HARD
WARE 32 E. Montgomery you understand
Not the stuffed variety And you simply display
potted plants for Easter Quality plants understand They
include Azaeas Gardena Hydrangas Begonas Lilies Tulips
Nuns Hyacnts Geranium Kaanchoes
ally beautiful things Cinera and Caceoara Prices
dollar and can't find beautiful any place any
where the prices charged by ROCKVILLE PAINT AND HARD
WARE You know of you buy grass Seed fer
r lime, and at the place? Anyhoosee the
the rabbits u chicks and the flowers sir
kindly say ~ SENTINEL AND THIS REPORTER SENT YOU
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Leake. He returned Friday
morning.
The WSSC meets Thursday,
April 3 at the church. Hostesses
are Mrs. Noah Ifert, Mrs. Claude
Burdette, Mrs. Arthur Henley,
and Mrs. Luther Moore. Worship
leader is Mrs. William Baker.
There will be a service of Holy
Communion at 8 PM. on Holy
Thursday at the Damascus Meth
odist church and a joint Good
Friday service at the church
from noon til 3 PM.
The Damascus HOmemakers
will have luncheon meeting on
April 10 at l PM. at the home of
Mrs. Robert Mullican with Mrs.
Irwin Issac, Mrs. David Pope and
Mrs. Luther Moore as co-host-
esses. Mrs. Catherine Rhoads,
Home Demonstration agent, will
speak on the topic Organize a
Sewing Center"
The Red Cross BlOodmobiIe
will be at the Damascus Fire
Department from two to seven
forty-five PM. on Monday, April
IA. The need to replenish local
blood reserves is urgent. Donate
if you are between 81 and SO and
are able to do so.
At a recent meeting of the
Damascus Lions the following
resolution written by Woodrow
Main was unanimously passed.
"The Damascus Lions Club and
members of the community wish
to take this means to publicly
thank the Damascus Volunteer
Fire Department and those mem
bers of the community who so
truly showed the neighborly
spirit of understanding and help
fulness during the February
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-03
Damascus
Special
Education
P-TA Topic
BY Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Clearwater 3-2682

The Damascus P-TA will meet
Monday at s PM. in the high
school auditorium. Mrs. Miriam
Tannhauser, County Supervisor
of Special Education, will speak
on the Montgomery county pro-
gram for special children. She
will also show slides of work
being done. Incidentally at the
May meeting of the group, the
P-TA will hold open house and
provide guided tours of the new
high school addition for interest
ed patrons.
Many Damascans will learn
with regret of the resignation of
Miss Louise c. Reynolds, teacher
at the elementary school which
took effect April l. Miss Rey-
nolds was the first music super
visor in Montgomery county.
She had been teaching at the
Damascus elementary school for
many years until she became i'll
last December. She is now con-
valescing at the. home of her
sister in Richmond, Va. Her
combination fifth and sixth grade
group has been taken over by
Mrs. Carolyn Bennett.
Just reminder to parents of
next years kindergartners: Pre-
school roundup date is April "a.
The Northern Montgomery
County Women's Democratic
Club will have its quarterly
luncheon and business meeting
on Tuesday, April 8 at 1890 Pm.
at Mealey's Hotel in New Market,
Md. Mrs, Ruby Hahn, chairman
of the United Democratic Wom-
ems Clubs of Maryland will be
the speaker.
The Senior MYF of the Damas-
Gus Methodist Church will spon-
sor the church's third annual
Easter Sunrise service on Easter
Sunday morning at $50 at the
new church site. Major Logan
Weston who is stationed at the
Pentagon will be the speaker.
There will be special music by
the church choir and by Jerry
and Bethany's Damascus band.
The Damascus Chapter of the
Future Farmers of America held
their annual Patterson banquet
March 25th at the Montgomery
Church in Clagettsville. Rev.
Leon Dage gave the invocation.
FLA member Danny yesterday
welcomed the fathers present on
behalf of all the boys and his
father Mr.. L. F. yesterday re-
piled on behalf of the fathers.
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Sewer Line
Opening
Fete Set

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commissions T. mile
sewer along Cabin John Creek
between Rockville and Cabin
John will be put into operation
after ceremonies at noon,
April 10.
Participating in the affair at
Montrose Road and the new
Route 240 will be officials of the
Commission, the city of Rock
vile and the Montgomery Coun-
ty Council.
Although the $4,000 project
was completed last December =
nine months ahead of schedule
1t could not be put into use
until Rockville received tn
necessary metering equipment.
Work on the line began April 2,
1857.
The line will have two major
effects:
. 1t will eliminate pollution of
Cabin John Creek by taking
Rockville's sewage through the
Commission system to the Dis
trict of Columbia treatment plant
at Blue Plains.
. 1t will clear the way for in
tensive development of the 49,
000-acre Cabin John Valley, an
area as large as Arlington Coun-
ty, Va.
The project stemmed from an
agreement between Rockville
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Club advisor L. E. Tolley intro
duced the honor guests and presi-
dent Billy Riggleman listed the
achievements and activities of
the group during the year includ-
ing local and state judging con-
tests, field trips, school farm
activities, etc.
In an impressive ceremony,
honorary chapter farmer degrees
were bestowed on Upton Gladhill,
Roscoe Whip, L. F. yesterday
and E. G. Grimes. A movie, 1.-THE
New Milk Story" was shown and
chapter members Arthur Bowie
and Jack King, Maryland state
dairy cattle judging team win
ners showed films taken on their
trip to Waterloo, Iowa, last Sep
TENDER where they represented
Maryland in the national FLA
judging contests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Davy have
moved into their new home on
route q. Welcome to Damascus.
Mr.. Herbert ID. Barnes is a
patient at Montgomery General
Hospital.
Mrs. +. G. Magdeburger and
Mrs. B. M. Woodfield had lunch
con Friday at the Fairfax hotel
after which they visited the
Islamic Center on Massachusetts
Avenue.
Henry WoOdfield flew to Fl
Lauderdale, Fla. on Wednesday
to attend the funeral of David L.
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blizzard by aiding those who
were sick, stranded, or without
fuel or food and for many other
acts of kindness of which we
have heard. We would like to
thank each of them personally
but that would be an endless task
SO may we take this means to-
again say thanks and may God
bless YOU" The Lions have asked
the column to make this resolu-
ton public.
At their meeting Tuesday eve
ming, April 1, special guests of
the Lions were the members of
the Varsity basketball team, the
senior high school cheer leaders
and their coaches and sponsors.
A special Easter program will
be given at the high school at
2:30 on Thursday afternoon by
the ninth grade and senior cho-
ruses and the high school band
for the student body.
David Cain is convalescing fol-
lowing a tonsilectomy Tuesday
at Montgomery General.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Day and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Williams
went to Friends Meeting House
in Washington on Saturday
where they heard the A Cappella
Choir of Guilford College of
Greensboro, N. C. Mrs. Days
niece is one of the soloists with
the choir.
This writer would like to apollo
gize for the lack of a Damascus
column last week. No telephone
because of the storm plus
nasty case of pink eye which had
my eyes pretty well swollen for
three or four days made it i'm.
possible to get a column together.
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and the Sanitary Commission
after the city had been ordered
by the Maryland State Board of
Health to improve it's sewage
treatment facilities.
The municipality first proposed
running an 18-inch sewer line
along the stream valley to hook
up with the Commissions line at
Cabin John. The Commission,
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the teensters gathered for the
coke-dance party. Judy Upton
was there as were the Brosius'
twins, Bill and Jack, fish At
wood, Billy and Sonny McCrossin,
Mike McConihe, HOWE Noyes
Godfrey and Ann Kaufman. Gary
Poole, Starr Morrow, Debble
Kreeger, Anita Ilassell, Mango
Gardner, Brennan Rash, and Sis.
ter Syl with date VIII McNama.
"a. Many others came out from
the city for the fun.
Miss Taffy Kneipp was eight
years old on Marcn % and Tor
her celebration she invited twelve
of her second grade classmates
and her teacher, Miss Frances
Vogler, for a dinner party. The
four to six-thirty affair was held
at her home on Persimmon Tree
Road.
Another young miss that re-
Gently turned eight is Ann Elliot,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
B. Elliot, of Falls Road. Her
party was postponed from the ac-
tual birthday date, March 10, to
March %, because of the proverb-
ial bad weather" Ann enter
tanned twelve guests at a buffet
luncheon at her home.
March ~ was ''the day" for
Mrs. Joseph Galliher of Burbank
Drive. Her sister, Mrs. Richard
,Walck of Falls Road, entertained
for her at a birthday dinner par
ty last Saturday.
Congratulations are in order
for Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Durham
of Glen Road. Master Terrence
Burke Durham arrived at George
town Hospital on March Is to
join the family of Dunhams, in
Guiding brothers Michael, 10;
Louis, Z; and sister Molly, 2. Ter
renee weighted in" at seven
pounds, nine ounces.
Taking advantage of her spring
vacation, Miss Judy Upton, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Stuart Upton, made a tour of sew
eral colleges including Vassar,
Smith, Wellesley, Mt. Holyoke,
and Radcliffe. No final decision
has been made by Judy, but when
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Has Baby Boy
Mrs. Morgan
Pens Column
In Hospital
By Cissy Morgan
POPLAR 2-6534

/ am writing this in Column
bia Hospital where l am await
ing the birth of my second
child. This column must go
on, and all that sort of thing,
you know!
Editors Note: Three cheers to
our cOlumnist for heroism over
and beyond the call of duty. Mrs.
Morgan gave birth to a baby boy
Sunday afternoon. He weighed
nine pounds, three ounces. Mother
and son are doing well, we're de-
lighted to repOrt!)
The strains of Happy Birth.
day" have been echoing through
the countryside this week. There
have been five celebrations from
eight to eighty-plus, and it's hard
to tell just who had the gayest
festivities. Mrs. Preston "Aunt
Sally" King of Rexholm Farm
was honored on her eighty-third
birthday, March 81, at a family
dinner. On March % she had at
tended theatre party in Wash
ington and later during the week
was the guest of honor at a lunch
con given by her niece.
In the teenage set, Patricia
Bogley entertained 80 guests at
her home on Glen Road, March
%, the occasion honoring her fiji
teenth birthday, March %. The
party was originally planned for
the previous weekend, but the
bad weather caused a postpone
ment. Sharing in the honors was
Holton classmate "Fredi" Herr
mann who was sixteen on March
20. Spring decorations adorned
the Bogley recreation room where
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however, felt this would be made
quate to serve the future popula-
ton in the valley and suggested
a much larger line which would
take care not only of immediate
needs, but eventual demands as
well.
AS a result, the line includes
pipe sizes ranging from Is to SO
inches in diameter. The Commits