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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
ontinda FunQonando Ell EjeMiIitar Managerial Haban

Carmen Arias Sc reunieron Zenai-
da MarrerO y ell Secretario de Fl
nanzas del Directorio Revolucio-
mario, :Fscundo Primitive Lima y
que ese lugar era centro de reu-
MON de los miembros del Directo-
rio.
Mas adelante Sc hace constar en-
ell informe que hace pocos dias Sc
celebro Una reunion en- Eel domici-
lilo de Diego Gonzalez conocido por
Diego Tendedera en- eli Reparto
Nuevo Vedado Ell la cual partici-
paron este Manuel Luis Rodriguez
Cruz, ROsendo Lima Ruiz, Josefina
del Carmen AriaS. Jorge Alfonso
Pujol, y dos senoras mas. La per-
soma que cito a esa reunion fue
I'm empleado de la Terminal de
Omnibus de apellido Corpion y
asistieron igualmente los que Sc
encuentran profugos, Gustavo Ma.
chin Roed en representation de
Faure Chomon Mediavilla y Raul
Diaz Argiielles. Siguio expreSan-
dose que ell motive de la reunion
era ell de acordar un plan para pro-
teger a I'm grupC de expediciona-
f1os que habia desembarcado por
Ell puerto de Nuevitas y ofrecer
lambien protection a los que Sc
encuentran profugos, Chomon Me.
dIayilla Machin Roed y DNz Ar.
giielles, Antonio Castell, Alberto
Blanco y Joaquin Milanes Olivera.
Terminada la reunion Alonso- Pu.
Jol traslado a Castell para ell domi.
clio de Alberto Gener, en- la ca
lie Calzada, Vedado.
Continue Ell informe dando a CO.
nocer que de Calzada, Castell fue
trasladado por Manuel Luis Rodri-
guez a otro lugar Y al ser detenido
este ultimo manifesto que partici-
pc en- la reunion en- casa de Die
go Tendedera y que al dia Siguien-
tie llevo a Castell a la Gale Espade-
70 en- la Vibora, donde Sc encontra.
ba tambien Diaz Argiielles y que
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
Viene de la Pag. ~

que la sangre de los vascos guar
da recelosa, pasaban por ALI v
Sc persignaban.. Dos de ellos AGA
baron de frailes. Uno lego a
prior en- ell convento de San
Agustin. Policarpa, que era mas
nina, sentia la presencia de Ga
Ian como la de un caballero ilu-
minado que encendio la hogue-
ra de la libertad. Era una linda
campesinita. Su buena estampa
vizcaina crecia en- firmeza en- ell
vale de las Guaduas. La diminu.
ia choza en- donde Sc apretaban
Joaquin Salavarrieta y SUI mujer
y sus hijos quedaba a cuadra y
media de la plaza. Fran todos
"gente decente, blanca, sin nez-
ella alguna de mala raza". Fran,
por generaciones cristianas.
Blancos, cristianos y pobres.
En- la plaza estaba la casa
grande, a donde llegaban los vi
reyes. Ali habfan parade una
vez ell virrey Pimienta y ell ar
zobispo Caballero. Debieron con-
versar largamente de los comu-
neros. Para dominar a los comu-
neros hubo que traicionarlos. Sc
les concedio cuanto pedian ha-
ciendo ~juramentos sobre ell libro
de los evangelios, bajo la sonri-
sa paternal del arzobispo. Luego,
los juramentos Sc dieron por va
nos, y Sc asesino judicialmente
a los caudillos. Don Jose Galvez
lie escribio al arzobispo: "deponga
We. TODD escrupulo y proceda
con libertad... Para ell condigno
castigo de los delincuentes... con
esta fecha lie pido a S. S. la dis
pensa...."
Policarpa no entendio estas
cosas que andaban como Ell cuen-
to negro de SUI infancia en Ell
vale azul, verde y blanco de
Guaduas. Cuando vino Bolivar, lie
parecio a Policarpa que ell Galan
de la Muerte resucitaba. Cuando
lego ell Pacificador Morillo a DO.
rrar a sangre y fuego la causa
de la libertad, ell Galan redivivo
iba a ser otra vez asesinado. Po-
licarpa paso a %conspirar. Fue la
hermana de los guerrilleros. Pla-
tico con los revolucionarios al
amor de las encrucijadas. Los
alento. Les mantuvo la fe. Tenia
entonces veinte amos. "Un dia
escribe Andrea Ricaurte, de
Santa Fe de Bogota,- recibi
cartas de mis- compadres Ambro-
sio Almeida y Jose Ignacio Ro-
driguez... Me recommendation a
Policarpa para que la tuviera en-
mi casa, que venia de Guaduas,
donde la perseguian. Era joven,
bien parecida, viva, intelligence,
de color aperlada..."
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
Viene de Ia primera Pag.

. - Viene de la primera Pag. -
que pretendo ser en- esta Camara,
e interpretando los deseos del SO
por ciento de los nicaragiienses,
hacer mocion para que la Mesa Di-
rectiva Sc dirija al Ministro de la
Guerra pidiendo informes 81 ell Go
bierno ha vendido armas al dicta-
dor cubano."
La Mesa Directiva de la Camara
Sc nego a solicitar Ell informe al
Poder Executive y sometio la mo-
bcion al pleno de la Camara, cuya
mayoria, en- inmensa proportion,
esta integrada por diputados total
mente adictos a los hermanos So
moza. La mocion fue rechazada en-
la votacion.
DESAPARECE RAPTOR
DE FANGIO
LA HABANAmayo 2. -(UP)-
I'm estudiante de derecho que Sc
cuestro al campeon mundial de
automovilismo, Juan Manuel Fan
gio ell % de febrero, fue prendido
ell lunes, segun Sc inform0 a la Uni
ted Press, y desde entonces no Sc
sabe mas NADIA de Ell.
Sc 10 identified como Oscar Lu-
cero Moya, de 80 amos y miembro
del movimiento rs de Julio, que
realize solo ell secuestro del famo-
so automovilista argentine, en- ell
lobby lleno de genie del central
Hotel Lincoln, "a horas antes de
que Sc largara ell segundo gran pre-
milo de Cuba.
Los informantes dijeron, que
Moya fue capturado por miembroS
de la Oficina de Investigaciones de
la policia, en- una Residential del
suburbio del Vedado, pero que des-
de entonces es un misterio ell pa
radero del preso.
Elk presidente del movimiento
juvenil de la Iglesia Bautista, Mo-
va trabajaba como empleado de
oficina, desde la clausura de la
Universidad de La Habana, donde
cursaba derecho.
Con Moya en- Ell momento de la
detencion eStaba la senorita EN-
ma Montenegro, hija de la perio-
dista y escritora Emma Perez, pero
esta fue posteriormente dejada en-
libertad.
AL consumar ell %secuestro de
Fangio, Moya no hizo sino acatar
las ordenes de Faustino Perez, ell
representante personal de Castro
en- la IONA de la Gran Habana, pc
no este NO participo en- la opera
cion.
Sc recuerda que al ser Soltado,
Fangio senal6 la ~cortesia y consi-
deracion con que lie trataron sus
aprehensores, que no solo 10 entire
garon ileso al embajador argentl-
no, sine que lie e%ntregaron una
carta de excuses a la nacion argen-
tina, dirigida al entonces preslden-
tie provisional, General Pedro
Aramburu.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
LAS JUNTAS DE EDUCACIoN

Ell Ministro de Education formu.
10 unas declaraciones expresando
que las Juntas de Education fue-
ron disueltaS por no reunirse. Ex-
plico que las Juntas citadas Sc en-
%contraban en- estado anarquico y
que en- algunos casos en- franco re-
beldia, sin constituir quorum para
las seslones que periodicamente
debian celebrar, eludiendo respon-
s%abilidades y desacatando DISPOSE
clones de la Superioridad, al no CO.
nocer, tratar nj resolver asuntos
sometidOs a SUI consideration con
perjuicios irreparables incluso para
los maestros.
mos
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03

Burguet Quintero, p~residente del
Tribunal de Urgencia, ha informa-
do que dicho ORGANISING iniciara
sus labores desde ell proximo lu.
mes, desde la l hasta las S de la
tarde, debiendo comparecer en-
esaS horas todos los oportunamen.
tie citados.
Despues de algunos dias de au-
sencia retorn6 a su despacho en- las
oficinas ferrocarrileras ell senior
Sergio PARA Perez, Coordinador
de Tansportes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
MEXICO DEPORTA II
E~XTRANJEROS

MEXICO. mayo -(UP)- La
Secretaria de Gobernacion anun-
clio aver que II extranjeros, en-
ire los cuales figuran cuatro Gu
oanos, tres espanoles y dos guate-
m~altecos, seran %deportados proxl-
mamente por "haber contravenldo
las leyes migratorias mexlcanas."
Los indesables son:
Cubanos -Danilo Zuasnabar Leon,
Estela Alvarez Arozarena, Manuel
Valera Gonzalez y Gilberto Cutie
rrez Acosta.
Espanoles Enrique Llovet Liza
ri, Aurio Castro Alfonso y Ruflno
de la Hera Diez.
Guatemaltecos Roberto Men
doza Cardenas y Roberto Reyes.
Norteamericanos Marion Il.
Frantz Y Robert Scott Crump.
C~ostarricense Alfonso Rivas Var
gas. Nicaragiiense = Rafael Egeri-
Colombiana - Natalia Reyna
Rico
Bulgaro Nicola Pavlov Zarcov
Hondureno -Kaco Celezo
INFORMAN SOBRE
oCUPACION DE MEDICINAS
LA HABANA, Cuba, mayo q
(Por radiotelefono).
Por ell Estado Mayor del EJer-
otto Sc informo que en- relacion con
la ocupacion de medicines destlna-
das a gr,pos rebeldes, ell Negocia-
do de Investigation del Servicio de
Inteligencia Mllitar habia rendido
I'm informe de las investlgaciones
realizadas Sc aseguro que la Sra.
Zenaida Marrero, esposa de Rene
Dechard consul de Cuba en- Fila
DELTA, es persona de confianza de
Carlos Prio Socarras, conocedora
de todas las op~eraciOnes que reall-
"a la agrupacion ilicita denomina-
da organization Autentica y que
sirve de contacto entire esta y ell
Directorio Revolucionario cuyas &C
tividades son conocidas por SUI es-
poso ell consul Dechard. Sc agrego
que en- ell domlcillo de Josefina del
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).
Xiene de Ia Pag. =

pre- con ell odiado sistema impe-
rante en- Cuba.
Por esq es por 10 que sin reser-
vas, apoyamos a les estudiantes en-
esta gesti6n necesaria y salvadora.
Este es el momento de la unidad.
Els tambien la mejor oportunidad
para DERROCAR A LA T1RANlA.
Los PROFESSIONALS, estudiantes,
obreros y pueblo en- general, sin
sectarismo de ninguna clase, debe-
mos luchar unldos para lograr Ell
derrocamiento de la TIRANlA, que
oprlme al pueblo de Cuba.
Miami Abril % de 1858.
POR Los TRABAJADORES DE
OMNIBUS ALIADOS EN- EXlLIO,
PlacidO Mendez
Delegado Rutas 16-17-18
Ernestc C0rrales
Por la Ruta 4.
Amado Ruiz
For IA Ruta 10.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03

muerta, Eduardo Molta de haber-
la asesinado. Dijeron que vecinos
del matrimonio les manifestation
que habian eScuchado cuando Della
Sc quejaba y gritaba que nc la ma
tara viendo despues que Molfa sa-
liza de la casa y cerraba violenta-
mente la puerta. Los vecinos con.
dujeron a Della a la casa de Soco-
rios y de ALI fue trasladada a una
clinica en- que fallecio. Molfa Sc
preSento en- la Estaci6n de Policia
donde qued6 detenido. Ell matri-
monio tiene un hijo de II amos
que es anormal.
EXHORTACION PARA
ORACIONES Y COLCTAS
FL pr6ximo domingo esta sena-
lado como ell dia misional y del Sc
minario, por 10 que Monsennr En-
rique Perez Serantes exhorto a los
catolicos de Oriente para realizar
jornada de oraciones y ~colectas,
dos obras imprescindibles para la
Iglesia. Todas las parroquias, lyle.
SiaS Y diocesis %verificaran c~olectas
con tai fin.
TOMA DE POSSESSION
Tomo possession del cargo de Con
sui de Espana, con Residential en-
esta ciudad, ell doctor Jose Manuel
del Moral, secretario de Embajada,
quien procede del Consulate Ge-
neral de Buenos Aires.
NO HAN PAGADO A LOS
MAESTROS
Adn no han llegado las ordenes
para ell pago a los maestros retira-
dos, quienes esperan con ansiedad
sus cheques correspondence al
mes de abril.
TRIBUNAL DE URGENCIA
Ell magistrate doctor Francisco
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
DIARI0 Las AMERCAS-PN 7
PREMIO EsCOLAR

Ell superintendent provincial de
Escuelas designo a los inspectores
doctor Ernesto de la Uz y doctora
Elena Aguilar Mora como miem.
bros del Tribunal Calificador en- Ell
Concurso Escolar sobre ell Monu-
mento al, General Maxine Gomez.
Dicho Jurado otorgo ell galard6n a
la alumna Elsa Rodriguez Delgado,
curSante del septimo grade en- la
Escuela Superior de Nuevitas, por
SUI excelente trabajo ~biografico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
LA ZAFRA DE MIELES

FL Institute Cubano de Estabili-
zacion del Azucar informo que te-
niendo en- cuenta la production de
mieles ricas, realizada hasta ell
presente por los ingenios. dispuSo
que a partir del proximo dia 10 del
actual mes, Sc de por terminada
en- todos los centraIes ~azucareros
la production de las mieles y que
la orden de suspension de los cor
ties de cana debera darse con la
suficiente antelaci0n a esa fecha.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
INvEsTIGAN UNA MUERTE

En- una clinica de esta capital
falleci6 la Sra. Della Gonzalez Her
nandez de q amos vecina que era
del barrio obrero, h~abiendoSe or
denado por ell Juzgado la autopsia
de la misma para determinar 81 Sc
trata de I'm crimen, va que sus ia
miliares acusan al esposo de la
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-03
sENADOR
(Viene de la Primera)

Applebaum, de % amos de
edad, que dijo ser estudiante de
medicina, anadio que Nixon re
cibiria ell mismo trato 81 fuese a
Cuba"
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05
Carnegie Corp. Makes $l5O,OOO Grant To U-A

The University of Alaska has been granted $150,00O by the Car negie Corporation of New York, Dr. Ernest N. Patty, president, an- nounced last week. The grant is for the purpose of bringing noted educators in the field of humani- ties as visiting professors to the University campus. It will extend over a or year period.
 "We are grateful indeed" Dr. Patty stated. "This grant is one of the finest things that has come to the University. It will increase the University's prestige and eff fectiveness in being able to secure the services of nationally-known leaders in various fields as visit ing lecturers for one or two se- meSterS."
 Dr. Patty was on hand in New York two weeks ago to personally thank the board of trustees when they voted in favor of the grant to the University. Miss Florence. Anderson, Carnegie Corporation official, spent 10 days in Alaska during July, visiting the Univer- sity and its affiliated Community Colleges. She explained at that time that foundation funds were not granted for general support of an institution or for buildings or endoWments.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05
ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

The entire surface of Mars is about equal to the land surface of our earth The density of the planet is only 73 percent that of the earth. The force of gravity on it's surface is 35 percent of the earth's gravity. The lesser force of gravity and lower temperature would have their influence on any life found on Mars.
 The temperature of Mars was computed at Mount Wilson and the Lowell observatories. The re- suits obtained at the two observa- tories were in excellent agree ment. Although it was found to be 94 degrees below zero at one pole and 96 degrees below zero at the other pole, the average tempera- ture on other parts of the planet during the brightest parts of the day was 40 to 50 degrees.
 All parts of the planet are now kept under inspection, and regu- lar reports are sent to a central bureau
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05

ton more often is tcpId in four groups:
 1. People wit.l di@r-.-- r-la- tives.
 2. People over forty.
 3. Women, more often than men. Two out of every tfirc> lia- betics are women.
 4. Overweight people.
 Fortunately, medical science can treat diabetes so that the pa tient can lead long, useful and happy life.
 If you suffer from one or more of the symptoms above, consult your family physician. He has several tests which will tell him whether or not you have diabetes, or a pre-diabetes condition. e 1858 seherins cerporotionl
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05
Finland's Premier Resignation Forced By Communist Party

HELSINKI, Finland. R-Prime Minister August Fagerholm re- signed Thursday, and Finland was was without government as a result of worsening relations with the Soviet Union.
 Fagerholm quit after the five Agrarian Party members of the cabinet resigned, taking away the coalition governments majority in parliament.
 Soviet economic pressure has been brought against Finland since Fagerholm left the Commit nists out of his government, all though they had become the larg- est parliamentary bloc in the cleo tions last July.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05

there are also almost live million persons who are potential dia- betics for one of several reasons.
 Just what is diabetes? Normal 1y the body changes sugary and starchy foods, our chief source of energy, into a form of sugar called glucose. This is burned right away for heat or energy, or it may be stored in the body in slightly different form for use later. In diabetes, however, the glucose accumulates in the blood and the kidneys work over time to get this wasted sugar out of the body.
 z What are the symptoms of dia- betes? The diabetic person is like ly to urinate frequently and to be constantly thirsty. He will be weak, tired and hungry because the blood sugar is not being con- verted into energy. Since his body cannot fully utilize food he will lose weight no matter how much he eats. Other symptoms are slow healing of cuts and bruises, changes in vision, drowsiness, in- tense itching, pain in fingers and toes.
 The basic cause of the ailment is not yet known, but it is related to the working of the pancreas, the gland which makes insulin. Insulin's principal function is to help the body utilize glucose. This is why diabetics must have injections of insulin.
 Anyone may become a diabetic, according to the American Dia- betes Association, but the condi-
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
 SECOND DIVISION
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
 PETER CURRAN. Deceased.
 No. 1091 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT OF
 EXECUTOR AND DIFFERENTIATION OF INHERITANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Peter Curran Jr., the Executor of the above entitled estate, has filed with this Court his Final Report and Account and that the 16h day of January, 1859, at the hour of ten o'clock AM. at the office of the above entitled Court at Nome, Alaska, has been fixed as the time and place for Hearing on said Final Report and Account; and, also, at such time and place the court will determine the heirs of this estate as per the Will of the decedent.
 Objections, if any there be, to said Final Report and Account, will be heard at that time
 DATED this 18th day of November, 1858.
 PETER CURRAN, JR.,
 EXECUTOR. Pub. Nov. IA, q, 28, Dec. 5, 1s58
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
 SECOND DIVISION
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
 MORRIS TAKAK- Deceased.
 No. 1079
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 REPORT AND ACCOUNT OF
 ADMINISTRATRIX AND TIE DETERMINATION OF INHERITANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mollie Takak, of Nome, Alaska, the Ad- ministratrix of the above entitled estate, has filed with this court her Final Report and Account and that the 18th day of January, 1859, at the hour of ten o'clock AM at the office of the above entitled court has by Court Order been fixed as the time and place for hearing on said Final Report and Account; and, also. at such time and place the court will determine and adjudicate the heirs of this estate.
 Objections, if any there be, to said Final Report and Account, and proof of heirship will be heard at that time. DATED this 18th day of November, 1858.
 MOLLIE TAKAK,
 ADMINISTRATRIX Pub. Nov. IA, 21, 28, Dec. 5, 1858
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05
& for Health
The Danger Signals Of Diobefes

Statscay speaking there is good possibility that will become diabe Diabetes of most diseases far common than active tuberculosis.
 In the United States about million s condtion fourth of whom it. 1t has been estimated that
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-05

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 available at The Nome Nugget
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30
Mrs. G. +. Lush Wins
Decoration Contest
In Amelia County

Winners in the Christmas door
and window decoration contest in
Amelia county which was sponsored
BY the Amelia County Rarltan Glad
were announced Saturday.
First place winneh and reee-vor
Of The s. prize vas Mrs g r
Lush. She used ihe atvity scene
in q picture wind9W with The lep-
herds and ANIMAL IN sllhoaetta
placed around it IN the yard
Second place winner vas M1s
Guthrie Goodman first place vim
ner last year Third place vent 70
Mrs. John n Dickens. Second
prize was SIS; third So.
Judges wcre Mrs. Jane Born
cite, Nm RAY r Jenkins and Mr
Lewis Davenport Eighteen coa
tcstanfs were erfefed, and iudsilfg
took place Friday night, December
2G
Mn and MIS- " Fitz Of c.faae
City, VISITED her brother W "A
crenshaW, and family oaflha VIC
holidays
Mr. and mis-. clvda a detTaas
and son. Phillip deIFaaa of AIM n@
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30

Bid Wall celebrated lii SIXTH
birthday Saturday morning with a
party given BY his mother, Mr. WI.
3 Wall. al their home on First
avenue.
Guests were Donny Scquin. Bill
CLANCY, Mike Carpenter. Bryan
kayton. Nike Fore. Betsy Hal
grove. Dolly Whiddcn, Ben Baldwin.
Kent Lewis. Jackie Pcery. Gene
Watson. Carolyn Tench. Janet Var
ner, Jennifer Whitaker Tommy
Merritt. Judy Digger. Mary Lou
Chapman and Debbic Kaufman.
Miss Myrtle Brehtwcll, Of Wash
ington ID. c. Mrs T j Lee and
Mrs. v F. Murray. Of Norfolk. arc
spending the holiday season with
their sister. Mrs. G w Harris, and
Mr. Harris.
Mr. and Mrs r II. BllghtWell.
OF Bristol, Tenn, were guests Of
her mother. Mrs. M, II. McNamcc
during the holidays and visited Mr..
BrightWells sister. Mrs c. w. Har-
ris. and Mr. Harris.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30

Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Bruce re-
turned Sunday from visiting rcla-
tivcs in Georgia.
Dinner guests in the c. W Har
ris home Christmas day were Mr.
and Mrs Robert Harris and son
Robert Carter. Leslie Harris and
Miss Ruth Harris. all Of Pamplin,
and Mrs Elizabeth Loving and Miss
Erna Harris, Of Richmond
MIR and Mrs Austin Ayers visited
in the Wilson GOWN home ii APP
pomattoH during tho holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert + Floyd
and son. Bobby, retuned to Peters
burg Sunday after a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs q w Har-
ris
Mr. and Mrs Swanson Williams,
Of BrdpeWatcr are guests Of His
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. s. VII
liams
Christmas dinner guests ii the
H r. Jenkins home we're Mr. and
Mrs George Banks, Of Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs w S Weaver. Miss
Mabel Vaughan and Mrs. H III
Bradshaw. Of Rice
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30
Hospital News

There were 80 patients IN the
hospital Monday morning
Patients Admitted
F. A. 'Brien. Apponattox, W.
H. Sheffield. CreWe. Mrs. ] RI.
Garrett. Crcwc:: Harold Mclean,
Amelia. II. E. Boswell. Burkeville !;
Wallace Epperson. Victoria;
George McClary. Farmville. Mrs.
Maude Robertson Crewe. Miss
Bessie Daniel. Charlotte. C. II.
Also. Mrs Virginia Snead. Crcwc !:
Miss Becky Brchm. Kcysvlllc. Mrs.
Carryc Coleman Crewc. Eugene
Michael. Crewe: Mrs. Steve Musu-
lin. Jr.. Cumberland; Steve Musu-
lin. Cumberland: David Wooten.
Prospect: W. c. Ragland. Crcwe
Miss Willie Coleman. Prospect.
George Shelton. Crewc; r A. Bri-
sentine. Prospect
Miss Madeline Trear Farmville.
Miss Patricia Ann Jones. Long H.
land. NJ y Frank Maxcy. Dillwyn.
Mrs. Edward Lindsey. Rice. Harry
Davis. Phcnix: George Thompson
keysville. J. M BrightWell. Farm
vile. w. p Thorpe. kcysvillc. 10
seph Ellington. Farmville; Mrs. T,
A. Latham. Burkeville. Mrs. Paul
Gillian. Burkevillc. A. II. Lynch.
Green Bay. and Miss joyce
Hutchins. Farmville
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Dunqvant
Farmvlllc. boy. December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. j M. Freeman.
Farmville. boy. December "a.
Mr. and Mrs. M II. Osborne.
Crewe. girl. December %
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Couch. Jr..
Crewc, girl. December %.
MIR and Mrs. David l.. Hodges.
Rice. boy. December %
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Arnold,
CreWc, boy. December ~.
MIR and Mrs D ID. Arndt. Cumb-
crland. girl. December %.
Colored Patients
Frank Hines Mehcriin aid Rob
crt Horslcy Cartcrsvillc.
Colpred Births
Lccman and JacQuelinc Allen
Prospect. Rirl December Al
oscar and Cara HardlSon, Burke
vile, girl. December %
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-30
Shower Honors Miss
Garnett Ann Johnson

Miss Garrett Ann johnson. whose
marriage to Frederick Carl Michel,
at Hatboro. Pa. is set for Janu-
ary, was honored recently with a
miscellaneous shower by Mrs. +.
c. Hix.
Entertainment for the occasion in
the Xix home was provided by
Mrs. Nelson Hix who repeated two
readings. The Herald Angel and
The Wedding :
Guests included Mrs. M. Clcve-
land Elcan. Mrs. Paul Jones, Miss
Mary Jones. Mrs. Dorothy Brown.
Mrs. David Ward, Mrs. Frank
Johns. Mrs. D. H. Rainey. Mrs.
James l.. Finch Mrs. Edgar John
son and Miss Florence Jones.
Other guests in addition to the
honoree. Miss Johnson. were Mrs.
j l.. Jones. Miss Doris Ayers. Mrs.
Lottie Bailey. Mrs T. S. Garrett.
Mrs. Halle Baldridge. Miss Lucy
Dahl Johns. Mrs. Reeves Phaup
and Mrs Cook Xix