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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

dog uglja, koja je vecinom u
Istocnoj Pennsylvania.
U pocetku, kad je rudarska
unija sklopila ugovore s kom-
panijama rudarske industrije
svi rudarski radnici imali su
jednake pogodnosti sto Sc tt
&c staracke penzije, koja je
bila $4,000 ma mjesec. Nu
ali, unija je sklopila posebne
ugovore kompanijama tyr
dog mekog uglja, koje su
po tom ugovoru stavljale u
posebne fondove "a isplatu
starackih penzija, i t. d.
Proizvodnja tvrdog uglja
Sc IL godine u godinu sma-
njuje uslijed wise razloga.
Razne industrije, narcotic &C.
licna, vecinom "a svoje po-
trebe upotrebljuju mekani u
gall. Do6im tvrdi ugalj, We
cinom Sc je do nedavno upo-
trebljavao "a grijanje javnih
zgrada / privatnih stanova.
U zadnje vrijeme "a te svrhe
sve wise i wise sc upotreblju-
je plin (gas) i ulje. Prema to-
me trziste "a tvrdi ugalj sc
smanjuje, sto je prouzroko-
valo i smanjivanje fonda "a
staracke penzije i druge po-
godnosti rudarskih radnika.
Starci, koji SUI ranije primal
$10O ma mjesec penzije, pred
nekoliko godina to i'm Sc sma.
milo ma $4,000, a "a mjesec
septembar owe godine, bill su
obavjesceni, da &c dobiti sa-
mo $4,000.
Ovo smanjivanje, pre- m a
novini Sunday Independent
il Wilkes-Bare, Pa, u Istoc-
moi Pennsylvania, u broju cd
81. augusta, izazvalo je We
liko negodovanje kod rudara
tvrdog u uglja, narcotic kod
staraca j njihovih familija.
Rudari su powell akciju i sa-
zvali veliku protestnu skup-
stinu ma 80. augusta, ma ko-
joj je prisustvovalo nekoliko
hiljada radnika, da protesti-
raju protiv vodstva svoje u
nije, sto i'm re smanjila pen
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
GlAVNA UPRAVA HRVATSkE BRATSkE zAJEDkNCE

ULAvNA UfkAvA nkvAIyNE bkAI9kE ZAJED1VIE
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Pennsylvania
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New Castle Pennsylvania
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Pittsburgh 13 PeNana
Massachusetts, Street
Pennsylvania
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49, Ohio
SjepanL Llak,tanI edona,H
Matthew 1881 Garfield Street Denver g. Colorado
Ivan
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Sero
DR. Arh,ee
PROSyJETNO-SPORTSKO ODJEIJENJE
Nick DSanch, upavrel, Potter Road anes
Street
Fran
Joephin NotC
zAMJENHc: Horvah Fabian Markovch
DR. w Jake Menik 30 LoomiS Street
clanvi Bosljko Bkavac Mat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
0bavijest "a Toronto

Dajemo do znanja, da Sc u
hrvatskoj crkvenoj dvorani u
Torontu priredjuje jednom u
mjesecu i to svake druge su-
bote zabava sa plesom.
Umoljavaju Sc sva drustva,
da ma tai dan ne priredjuju
svoje zabave, kako ne bi sko-
dill sebi i svojoj hrvatskoj
crkvi.
Opaska: Ia oval mjesec
rujan (september) &c sc u
ciniti jedna iznimka. te &c sc
zabava odrzati ma trecu SUI
botu u rujnu, to jest ma 20.
rujna. Pocetak u Z sati.
Ia odbor,
Nikola Pehar, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

skupa uzivamo u raskosnom
osjecanju, koje mas obuhvaca,
videci rezultate, realnih plo-
dova jedne ideje, kojoj su i
oni doprinjeli svoj dio.
Pazite, u buducim izdanji-
ma lista naci cete detaljnih
podataka o proslavi i pro-
gramu. Ia a d a, zabiljezite
tai datum - 5. oktobra -
Peta Godisnjica Harmonic!
OdbOr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
NAR0DN0 zDRAYLJE | MEDICINA
ZAUsCI - BOLEST ZAUsNIH zLIJEZDA

Bolest epidemicni zausc iii paratts epidemika, kako
Sc medicnsk naziva oboene je boest zausnh zez-
da. Ali ist prouzrokovac moze da 'nastani nekim
drugim zjezdama organzmu kao sto pone Aijezde,
guSteraca, nekada moze izazvat zapaene mozdanih
ovonica zazvac e sicusni virus ko je otporan
dugo moze zadrzavat sponoj sredn Interesanno je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
konyenciia drustava "Hrvatska zena " i
30-uodiSnia prosIaya Crane | U Chicago

Chicago ILL., Ovdje ce odrzah sedma redovita kon-
vencija grana sakupljenh drustvu Hrvatska zena'
Sedinienm Drzavama, 49,, 20. 21. septembra 1858
Predkonvencijska sednica sati vecer 49, septem-
bra ma kou otekuje da deegatice bit veme pr
sune zasjedanje konvence odpoceti ce 20 septem
bra sati prize podne Soko Dvorani 1908 Racine Ave.
Chicago, Illinois
Delegatice svecarice drustva grana prsustvovat ce
sveto misi Hrvatsko Crvi Svetog Trojstva Throop
uici 10 sa jutro, Posje svete mise, banket jedan
sat po podne
pocast delegatca i canica, koje slavimo 3o-gods-
ncu svog humanitarnog rada tai dan Sokol Dvoran -
PROGRAM
l. Izviestiteliica Mrs. Rozaija kirin
q Americka Hrvatska Himna - pjeva Zvonko Horvatc
g. Molitva, koju predvodi Rev. Inocent BoHnc
T. Pozdravni govor ............... Mrs. Maria Euro,
predsednica Crane broj I
s. TamburaSN Zbor "Jadran"
g. Pozdrav - Mrs. Josephine Burazin,
gzavna predsjednca "Hrvatske zeme"
Z Dviie krasne pesme peva .. gosp Zvonko Horvatic
g. Nastupa zenski kvartet.. Hrv Pevack Zbor 'Zora'
g. Hrvatska zena govori gosp Tomsav Mesic
TO- Tamburask zbOr "Jadran"
H. Hrvatska koo grupa IL Milwaukee, Wis, pod pokrovi-
teistvom Hrvatske Zene Grana g. direktor Josephine
Burazin.
zatim pozdraI zahvala
Hrvatska America cd postanka je uvijek radia
humantarnom kulturnom pou. Ia crkve skole, sro-
tinu ovdje nasoj novoj doovin America Tako isto
domovin Hrvatskoj Nasa Grana broj Chcagu uvijek
je iscala da je prvm redovima Nikada nje mol
ba odbia ako e ikako bila mogucnost pomoc Ne to
lagan rad teak bio mas put kroz 80 godna. Ali veseo
puno made osjecaja bolju buduenost napredak
goni naprijed.
Neka konvencja prosava doprnese sto bolju bu-
ducnost Hrvatskoj zeni
nad da te Crane Hrvatske zene blze okolce biti
obuci narodne nosnje da uzvecate tai dan. ta-
ko isto Hrvat Hrvatce Chicago okoice.
Ia dobar docek, ukusan rucak ugodnu zabavu jamci
Odbor
Maria Euro, preds Crane broj l..
Katarina Peakovic glavna tajnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

Aso 4 pls13o sve9u 0nO.
~s - To j valno w .
sphoo pitanjs. ko3e 10 h 01D
0boFavid. svald mjsses -
dovito 6ebe4e uplsll0 ods1sk
nom tajni1u svoje HA1s)hA
Neaahoravits d. tajnik -
ndjsr plaza svojs prisboJ1s
juS vod Migu . wanna 4
III u uplat1ss Z vrijsme.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
Rudari tvrdog ug|ja powell bo3bu
Proti smanjivan..a staraeke penzije

Jos sc uvjek govori da rudarski radnici mau bolje
staracke penze druge pogodnosti nego bo koj drugi
industrjani radnci ovo zem Ovo prpisuje nhovoj
dobroj un United Workers of America WESTON vod-
stv ceu John L. Lewis Ova cnjenica jos danas vaz
"a rudare industriji mekog ugla ali ndustrj tyr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
Poziv ma iavno | vazno
Predavanie U Detroitu

Detroit, Mich. Poziva Sc
sve nase clanstvo odsjeka 351
H.B.Z. ma javno predavanje,
koje &c sc odrzati u petak,
1909 septembra 1853, u No
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

Bog daje svakoj ptici ME
zinu hranu, ali ne baca je u
njezino gnijezdo. II. g. Hol-
laDA
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17
Poziv ma zabavu i Aes
5 "berboin grozzdja"

Cleveland, o. - Kao sva-
Ike godine tako owe, Oltar-
sko Drustvo Hrvatske Grko-
katolicke Crkve Sv. Nikole u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-09-17

NikOla Pehar, tajnik
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

Mr and Mrs LLOYD White oarer-
tanned with a dinner party Tuesday
evening AT their home on P.ne
street honoriag their house glcst
Miss Hazel Moon
Guests we're Miss Joan Collins. Of
Charlottesville, ana Mr ana AIfs
James Boyce CLARK.
Mr.. and Mrs w / Judd and
Miss Joan Spencer joined the group
later in the evening when Miss
Moon showed slides Of her mission
airy work overseas Miss Moon. a
missionary to Two, Nigeria. Africa.
is on a years fTloueh III the states.
Miss Moon. Miss Collins and Mrs
Clark were all nursing at the VAR
enia Baptist Hospital when Miss
Moon was last on furlough.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Miss Beckham Names
Wedding Attendants

Miss Elizabeth Lcvick Bcckham
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Royall B c h a m, of Kopcwell.
whose m arriaee to Lieutenant
William Russell Gentry. Us Marine
Corps. will take place in the Farm
VILE Methodist Church on Saturday
November 8. has re emily an
nounced her attendants.
Miss Evelyn Randolph Beckham.
sister Of the bridc-to be, will be
maid Of honor. Others included in
the wedding party are Miss Eliza
beth Mansfield Broaddus. Of Hope
well. cousin OF the bride: Miss
Elizabeth Josie Cook. of Farmville.
Miss Eugenia FITZGERALD Hurt. of
Richmond. Miss Nancy Jane Ora
ham. Of Purcellvillc. and Miss
Nancy Gladys Lunsford. Of Airing
ton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

Lauck Crawford. Mrs r. j.
Clements and Mrs j B Filing
ton attended the annual meeting Of
the Virginia division Of the Ameri-
can Cancer Society III Richmond
last week
MI and Mrs y Hogan AID
MIS- L II Watkins. of Norfolk
were guests Of MI and Mrs
Thomas A Foster for TIC week end
ana attended tho homecoming al
Spring Greek Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs Frank Robert, Of
Langley Field. were recent guests
Of his parents. Dr. and Mrs Joseph
c. Robert. and attended the home
coming activities AT Hamdpen-
Sydney College.
Miss Virginia Wall visited \ eli
sister, Mrs Douglas Whipplc. and
Mr. Whipple in Middldbrook Sun
day MISS Wall was accompanied
by Longwood College students.
Miss Virginia Whlpple and Miss
Nan Mclaughlin.
Mrs r. j. Roife of Richmond
IL spending the week here III the
j. B, Ellington home Mrs. Elline-
ton and her guest Mrs Rolfe. and
Mack Wilkerson visited Nh ana
Mrs. + A. Trent III PoWhatan dur-
ing the week
Mrs J. R DrisEill has returned
to Richmond after d visit ii the
Z. c. Hamlet home
Recent guests Of MI and Mrs.
Gray Wilkerson were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Powell and George Davis. Of
Richmond.
Mrs. George johnson Is visiting
her sisters. Mrs William Harding
and Mrs Lloyd DAVIS. and their
families IN Richmond this week
George Alunlller. OF Chase City
viii spend the week end here al
the guest u MI and Mrs Herbert
Ever.
Mrs Walter r Jones. Mrs wi
p. Hamilton. Mrs. d \. Carlton.
Patricia White and Jane nd
Melody McClunG were m ong
those who attended the dedication
81 the Hazel Moon house in Ap-
ponattox Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. W j west and
family. Of Portsmouth. have been
guests in the E B Wilkerson home
d and Mrs r. j Daniel, u
Roanoke Rapids, N. G.. were re-
cent guests Of her daughter, Mrs.
William Bunch, and Mr.. Bunch
W S. Hamilton Joined E. B. Shelf
field and H. J Stanley, of Rich
mond. at Lake Cahoon near Suf-
folk for q week end fishing trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Whit have
been guests Of their son S. SGT.
Jimmy Whit, and family at Fort
Bragg, N. C.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Tea Enjoyed After
OAR UnUeiling
Ceremony Sunday

Following the unveiling Of the re.
stored marker of Beverly Randolph
the Slate Hill Chapter Of the OAR
held tea IN the home Of Dr. and
Mrs W. f. Smith. Sunday after
noon.
Receiving With Or and Mrs
Smith were Mrs, G + Wilson, re
gent. and Dr. and Mrs p. W Beck
ham
Assisting were Mrs w A
Crutcher. Mrs j. f. Whitfield
Mrs Ruby Ransom Redd Mrs r
H Digger, Mrs. Charles Hubbard
Mrs =. 7 Taylor Jr, and mem
bers Of the Cherry Grove Society
Out of-toWn guests were Mrs
William Broaddus and daughter
Elizabeth. Of HopeWcll. Mrs vii
liam Foster and son. John Beck
ham. Of Vienna. Miss Bessie Ran
dolph Carter. Of Lynchburg: Mrs
Kate Williams, former member d
Slate Hill Chapel. Of Lynchburg
and Miss Emmy Beckham, d
Hopewell and LonRwood College.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Club Calendar

Nora Lancaster Garden Club
Tuesday, Oct 81. $50 pm, in
the Fellowship room Of the Metho-
dist Church Program: Conway
film. Exhibit. Crescent arrange.
ments
Women Of the Moose-Thursday
Oct. Is, pm, at the lodge.
Judith Randolph Chapter, OAR
Thursday, Oct. l6. pm, at Long
wood house, hostess, Mrs. joe
Watkins Mrs. Anne Atkinson
Chamberlayne. guest speaker.
AAUW-Friday, Oct. IL. 8 pm.
at the LongWood College alumnae
house Program: Slides of your
Community Agencies
Methodist Ncn-Tonight Thurs
day at $50 pm. in the Mems
Bible Class. The program will be
handled BY Walter Urbcn who vii,
show slides on his trip to the Brus-
sells World Fair
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Hiss Smith, Mr.. Womack
Exchange Wedding Vo,us

The bride was given III marriage
by her father She wore a lovely
gown Of imported silk mist with a
square cuffed ncckllne. floral pat
tern Of seed pearls and opalescents.
The gown had long sleeves pointed
al the wrists. fitted bodice. princess
front and very fun skirt falling
from matching trim cuff at hipline
and Tiny buttoned back falling into
a chapel train. Her flngerltlp veil
Of silk illusion was held in place
by matching hcadpiece.
Miss Nancy Smith. sister Of the
bride. Of Kent Washington. was
the maid Of honor
The bridesmaids were Misses
Mary 10 Bakes, Kathryn Paxton
and Nancy Wynn They wore bal
lerina length aqua blue silk taffeta
dresses with round neckllne. chif-
ion drape falling to hemline with
matching gloves. shoes and feather
hats and carried sem-cascades Of
PINK delight roses.
Charles Womaok. III. Of Cumb-
erland County, brother Of e
RIO Q n, acted as best IN n
Attending ushers were onald
Pointer and William Anonsen. of
Hyattsville. and Edward Parker,
Of Farmville.
The wedding music vas provided
by Brad Stlckey. Of Alexandria, ac-
companied by Miss Caralee Bark
doll organist Of the church.
The couple toured to Niagara
Falls and Canada on their honey
moon, returning 10 reside in KAY
wood Gardens. Nd.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Woodson- Roadcap
3ethrct thai Told

Mr. and Mrs Owen u Roadcap.
OF FulkS Run. announce the en-
gagement Of their dauRhter, Linda
Louise. to Willis g. Woodson, Of
New Canton. son Of Mrs Ella
Christian and the late william
Woodson.
A January wedding Is planned
They will make their home at New
Canton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

MIS-. w. y hamilton ana dauEH-
ter. Faye. were guests Of her SIS
ter. Mrs. w + Bradshaw Jr.. and
s4ll,,.s II m Neeh e'o Y hiaok
Week end guests Y MISS Sara
Miikefson were Mr. and Mrs K II.
Manner q newport News
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il Hetzie III Fails
Church during last week
n A- ,'s'a4l y, !, 4 NJ, a1'e''u'a
,N ''.''.'' ,N' A ''t''i''N 7O'i0'' III
49, $50 ''''''
Mr. and Mrs Bob Fulchcr Of
Pulaski were week end pucsfs Nv
hls mother MIS- y ! fulchfr
Mrs. Lenora b Mathency Of
Richmond NJ spepdjng INV wa.k
with her niece. My. Z, j Andrews
Jr., and family
HE n EnglIsh hone III Anayista
last week
Children Bctty aad rbar l1i,' u' III,
week end guests Of his naren,s
Mr. and Mrs w u, Bla,r M
Chatham
S H Ferguson snon, sunday
through Wednesday N Richmond
where he attended thc Virginia
Food Dealers convention !, IA
IT, IT,, &C., ',otel ~ II rerRu-
,r,,ro, = , ~ ,,, hi ii ! H. e'
~ N,''ia' h, - 80 hi'' '''i''
60 "''' ''''''' 'i'' my 'i'is On
''F
Miss JOAN Williams s,udant
nurse al Memorial uospita1 IT the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Miss Jones To Head
Westhampton College
Modern Dance Group

Anne Paige Jones, Of Farmville
Junior at WcSthamptOn College
has been elected president Of
Orchesis. senior modern dance
Miss Jones. who was treasurer
Of the organization last year. also
has served on the committee that
n ans the Religious Emphasis
Week observation. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank
N Jones of 4ol Second Avenue.
Hiehlights Of the dance year viii
be the Orchesis recital in January
and the annual May Day ballet,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Burllcyille Garden
Club Holds Meeting

The Burkcville Garden Club met
Monday, October s, in the home OF
Mrs. w H. King Mrs. David Beck,
president, presided over the meet
ing
A color movie was shown on how
10 plan your flower garden using
different varieties Of bulbs
Mrs. F. M Sandy received blue
ribbon for her arrangement of cut
flowers, and Mrs W H. King re-
ccNcd a blue ribbon for her compo-
stior Of flowers and fruit.
The next meeting VIII be held on
November > in the Municipal Build
ing Mrs. O. O. UT. Of Lynchburs
VIII speak on Christmas Arrange
ments
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

On September % at $50 pm.
Miss Barbara Anne Smith daueh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Overton H.
Smith o. University Park. Md,
an Ebert Redd Womack. of
Cumberland County, were united in
marriage ii the University Park
Church Of the Brethren.
The double ring ceremony was
performed By the pastor Of h &
church tie Rev Philip Norris The
candelabras were lit by the bride $
brother. Tommy Smith.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

Dr- and Mrs John GRAHAM will
attend sophomore day ar Randolph
Macon Woman's College in Lynch
burg this week where their daugh-
ter Miss jeanne GRAHAM. is a
member Of the honored class.
Mrs q H Goodwin. Dr.. enter
tanned her bridge club Wednesday
evening
Miss Lucy Tucker Doyne. Of
William and Mary college in
Williamsburg, VIII spend the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Tucker Doyne, and attend the
homecoming activities at F'armvllie
High School.
Mrs. J NJ Helms vas hostess TO
her bridge club Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Motley and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newman re-
turned Wednesday from trip
through the Smoky Mountains.
Mrs. Billy Druen was hostess to
her canasta club Wednesday eve
ming.
MIS-. George coffman. Of Green
VILE. N C.. is visiting her parents.
Pr and Mrs w. J sydnor
Mr. and Mrs ] o Hart have re-
turned from visit with their son.
jimmy Hart, graduate student al
Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
The Rev Dr. Lyttleton HUBBARD
Of Charlottesville, is the guest Of
his sister. Mrs. Albert j Terrell.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs Howard Stuart and
son. Winston. Will spend the week
end at Lake Watauga Tenn. as
guests Of Mrs Carla Keys,
Leon p. Henders son returned
Wednesday from attending a three
day convention Of the Southeastern
Regional Association Of physical
plant administrators Of universities
and colleges at Peabody College and
Vanderbilt University in Nashville.
Tenn
Mr. and Mrs. willie webster. of
Norfolk and Mr.. and Mrs. R. 0.
Walker. Of Suffolk. were guests this
week Of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Webster and Tom Webster.
John Lancaster left Wednesday
for Johnson City. Tenn. to spend a
few days with his brother. Hanes
Lancaster. and Mrs Lancaster.
Dabney NJ Amos will attend the
homecoming at Virginia School for
Deaf in Lynchburg Friday. includ-
ing the football game between the
Natural Bridge School and the Vir-
ginia School for the Deaf
Morris G. Smith, moderator Of
the Appomattox Baptist association
presided at the dedication service
Of the Hazel Moon house in Ap-
pomattox Sunday.
Mrs Albert Flippcn has returned
after spending a week at Dcnbigh
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Lieutenant and Mrs. r. l.. Whit
more. It. Whitmore is stationed at
Fort Eustis.
Keith Dixci teacher Of economies
at Hampdcn- Sydney. and two stu
dents. Bill Water, Of Richmond.
and jacques Deshons. of France,
will attend the Virginia Chamber
Of Commerce Foreign Trade Con
ference at Old Point Comfort. next
week.
MIR. and Mrs NJ C. Andrews will
spend three days in New York City
October 3l-Novembcr 2 as guests
Of Richmond Newspapers. Inc. Mr..
Andrews recently won the trip for
subscription promotion of Rich
mond newspapers.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hamlet.
Of Richmond. were guests of his
mother. Mrs. G. o. Hamlet, re-
Gently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
Clothing Pick-Up
Here November 3

A reminder that clothing drive
pickup will be made here Novem-
Der 3 by the Church World Service
truck was made today by the
Farmville Council Of Church
Women.
The sponsors said they hoped
donors would Keep the drive in
mind as they make seasonal house
hold changes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17

Mrs. George Richardson, who has
been spending some time with her
daughter and family. Mr.. and Mrs
William Hoffman, returned to her
home in Bluefield, W Va, this
week Mr.. Richardson was a guest
Of the Hoffman, fit thc week end
and accompanied Mrs. Richardson
home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-17
FOR BABY's PRICELESS
FIRST SHOES

For the first time, you can add
the elegance of contemporary
bookends or ashtrays to the
never-ending thrill Of baby's
tiny shoes gorgeously plated for
ever in rich SATIN SILVER or
Sparkling Bronze. Reduced
THESE FEW DAYS ONLY as
an Introductory Special.
Also portrait stands, pen sets,
wall brackets in the popular
Traditional Patterns from
1885 amounted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-18

You'll be surprised how easy this to make.
WEDNESDAY
SWiSS Steak Noodles
Peas Buttered Corn
Tropical TOrtoni Tea
Tropical TOrtOni
l package coconut cups milk
pudding and pie filling ! cup whipping cream
mix y cup toasted ccconut
"a cup sugar
Combine pudding mix sugar and milk in saucepan Cook
and stir medium heat until mixture a full
boil Remove from heat Chill. (To hasten chilling, pour
into freezing tray for y hour and set control for freezing
temperature Beat with eggbeaer mixer before folding
in whipped cream Whip the fold into pudding.
Pour mixture into ten 4once soue cups Sprinkle with
toasted coconut Freeze until firm, about 2 hours Makes
10 servings CTo toast spread out tinv in shallow
Place in 350degree and toast to II minutes
until deicately Drowned Shake pan to toast evenly Re-
from oven)
Bdrbecued Spareribs Baked Potatoes
Buttered Cabbage RdiU Relish Tray
AppleSduce Cake
Barbecued Spareribs
S to pounds Sparerbs, tablespoon Worcestershire
cut in serving-size pieces
cup strong coffee Il cup cider vinegar
q cup molasses Few drops of Tabasco
"a cup prepared mustard
Arrange sparerbs layer deep in large shallow roast
ing pan. Combine remaining ingredients Heat and stir
until blended Brush lavishy ribs Place in moderate
$3.50 degrees and bake uncovered az hours basng
frequently with remaining Makes eight servings
Spareribs be barhecued charcoal fire and bated
with this sauce, preferred. BY vi"
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teaspoon salt, "a teaspoon
pepper and bouillon; mix
well, Turn into shallow
pan. Top with chops.
Sprinkle chops with salt
and pepper. Bake In slow
oven 300 degrees) about
l hour, or until chops are
tender. Makes four serv-
ings.
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Lamb Chops
With Stuffinq

Four loin la m b chops.
cut l-inch thick; 4 thin
slices onion, 2 tablespoons
salad oil, | cup sliced cell
cry, | cup sliced mush-
rooms, lla cups ST IT bread
crumbs. "a cup chopped
parsley, 2 tablespoons
chopped canned pimiento,
l teaspoon paprika, / tea
spoon salt, 70 teaspoon
pepper, "a cup bouillon,
salt and pepper.
Cut Sits in lamb chops.
Insert onion slices In Sits.
Heat oil; add celery and
mushrooms and cook until
tender, Add crumbs. pars-
ley, pimiento, paprika, /
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Lamb Chill

One pound ground lamb,
" cup grated Parmesan
cheese, Y teaspoon garlic
salt, Y teaspoon pepper, /
medium onion, chopped;
| medium green pepper,
chopped; / t8-ouncel can
tomato sauce. 2 Q-pound)
cans red kidney beans, Q
teaspoons chill powder, y
teaspoon salt, cooked rice.
Combine lamb. cheese,
garlic salt and pepper: mix
well. Shape into l-inch
balls. Cook over low heat
until Drowned on all sides.
Add onion and green pep
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onions. salt and pepper,
spicy red cabbage.
Cut lamb into l-inch
cubes and bacon into l.
inch pieces. Alternate lamb,
bacon and onions on 4
skewers. Broil 3 inches
from source Of heat, about
Is minutes, turning to
brown evenly tuse tongs for
turning, Season with salt
and pepper and serve hot
on spicy red cabbage.
Serves four.