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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
Pope %Composes
Prayer For
Young Women

VATICAN CITY Radio,
MO- = His Holiness Pope Plus
XII has written a prayer for
young women, to which is at
tached an indulgence of three
years, under the usual condi-
tions.
The text Of the prayer fol
lows:
1--WE who are the flower of
YOUTH with our souls full of
sweetest desire, PROSTATE our
selves at Your feet, o Lord
Jesus, who give JOY to our
YOUTH to offer You the beatings
of our hearts in the same man
ner as one who places a flower
at the foot of Your altar with
a trembling hand, in order to
know You better, o Infinite
Truth; to love You forever, o
Ineffable Good and ultimate aim
of our most ardent desires; and
to follow You closely, o Sup
RENE Example of every perfec-
ton.
"May Your presence accom-
pany us as the most gentle
breeze on our road in the midst
of a violent and disturbed
world. May Your immaculate
purity, like the celestial dawn,
never disappear from our sight
in the midst of the abjectness
with which imperious material
ism offends us and would wish
to confuse us.
MAY Your all-powerful and
meek strength be a sure sup
port of our frailty and help our
weakness in the network of NAL
ice and flattery created to at
tract us.
1--WE wish to be like the lu-
minous ray which Eliminates
and shows how life-giving and
affable faith is. In the intim-
acy of our homes, we will strive
to keep always high the stand
ard of justice and of love, as a
visible sign of a Christian pro-
gram of life. In our studies
and work, we will endeavor to
breathe and inspire tranquility
and joy like him who sows the
most precious seeds of a gard
en-.
"In the choice of our status
in life, we will entrust ourselv-
es with most loving faith to
Your divine will. And we will
strive always to live inspired
by prayer and sacramental
graces in union with You and
submissive to Your will, and in
accordance with that filial SEN
timent which must give to all
our actions the tone, aroma and
seal which makes them holy and
meritoriuS.
"And heed, o Mary, our dear
ly beloved Mother, Immaculate
Lily, the prayers of these your
daughters, humble flowers of
the fields, almost lost in the
meadows of the world, but who
lift their stems before the altar
of the Lord; introduce us, o
powerful advocate, and help us
to live our lives as the truest
imitation of your virtues, to the
greatest glory of your most pre-
cious Son, who, together with
the Father and the Holy Spirit,
reigns forever and ever. Amen"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
ID of Meets 4prH 8

The regular monthly meeting
of the Daughters of Isabella will
be held on Tuesday, Apr. 8, at
8 pm, at the Chittenden Hotel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
Gard Party Chdirmen
BY Guild

Mrs. James r. Trap, general
chairman for the EliZabethan
Guild annual card party, an
nounces the following commit
tee chairmen:
Mrs. Charles M. Downcy, Mrs.
John r. Holden, Mrs. James A.
Lingo, Mrs. Fergus Theibert,
Mrs. James r. Kennedy, Mrs. (.
L. Herbert, Mrs. Edward Muir
ply, Mrs. J. William Stein and
Mrs. j. E. OLeary.
The card party will be held at
Valley Dale, Apr. "a, at 8 pm.
The proceeds are for the sup
port of the Dominican Sisters of
the Sick Poor, 1853 E. Lincoln
Ct
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
-Four AtUdrded
To
Aquinds School

The following students have
been awarded scholarships to
Aquinas College High School, as
the result of an examination
held on Saturday, March %:
Mario L. Comboni of 12D5 z.
Fifth Ave-, a student at st. Pet
er's School.
Robert M. Maher of 1149 Park.
way Dr., a student at st. Chris
topher School.
Gary G.. Marconi of 113 Avon
dale Ave, a student at Holy
Family School.
George j. VanHeyde of 1853
10Th Ave, a student at st. Au-
gustine School.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
Says Family Farms
Not Always Small

FRESNO, CALF. = The executive secretary of the
National Catholic Rural Life Conference said here that
the family farm is not necessarily a small farm"
Despite the impression of some regarding the fami-
ly farm, Father Michael P. Dineen of Des Moines, Iowa,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
Priest Finds
Tool

SAAVEDRA, Bolivia-A mans
best friend on the mission can
be a world almanac reports this
young missioner.
"Here in the frontier of Boliv-
la" says Father William J. Coy,
missioner from Danvers, Mimi,
1.-THE learned and would-be learn
ed of the pueblo love to gather
in the corner of the plaza and
throw off bits of useless Stats
tics and information.
"The Gringo padre is then oft
en- called upon to settle a dis
pute on all kinds of fantastic
questions and the almanac helps
the padre gain face by enabling
him to toss off the answers
quickly and easily"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-04
Columbian Ladies
Plan Games Party

Catholic Ladies of Columbia,
Council IS, are sponsoring a
games party on Apr. 10 at Holy
Family School, located at San
dusky and Broad st. The public
is invited.
Chair men are Bernadette
Froesch and Catherine Evans.
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HELP WANTED

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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OWN A PEASE HOME.
80 minutes from Coils, in West
Jefferson on Fellows Avenue.
See Jim or Mary Blackburn,
AM. 3-4314. AL types listings
needed. w. H. KELLER CO.
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St. AIMS Relic

The great relic of st. Ann de
Beaupre Sanctuary is part of the
Saints forearm kept in the
BaSilica of -Murs
in Rome.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12

All CLUB NEWS

The first meeting of the Tim
berline workers All club was
called to order by Rose Swigart
a Jr. Leader at the Sterling Swi-
CART home at 800 pm. November
7, 1858. We said the pledges and
sang some songs. Roll call was
answered by each of us introduce
ing ourselves.
The election was held and
Sandra Peterson was elected
president; Grace Christen, vice
president; Rose Swigart, secre-
tary; Nancy Peterson, Treasurer;
Wayne Swigart, reporter and Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling Swigart as our
leaders.
The chairman appointed Grace,
Sandra and Wayne to plan the
program for next year.
Bruce Greenwood was asked to
give a health report at our next
meeting which will be held at the
Aslo Petersen home on Friday,
December S at 7:30 pm.
Dean Davidson was u guest
and explained All club work and
showed slides of activities in
Richland County. Mrs. Sterling
Swigart served a very good
lunch.
Wayne Swigart, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12

In Our Redeemer's Lutheran
church in Williston Saturday eve-
ming, Lysandra Jeanette Hort,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard E. Hort of Williston, became
the bride of John William Dotson,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
William Dotson, ST., of Sidney,
Montana. Rev. c.. H. Brethren
officiated at the double ring cere-
mony with immediate relatives
and friends the guests.
Mrs. G.. H. Brethren played the
traditional wedding music, and
accompanied Mrs. Peter Jung, Jr.,
aunt of the bride who sang BE
cause" and Rev. Brethren who
sang "The Lords Prayer"
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
brocade faille sheath gown, with
a white satin hat, and carried a
shower bouquet of yellow roses.
Her gift from the bridegroom
was a white Bible.
Mavis Overstreet as maid of
honor wore a pale blue brocade
sheath. with a blue satin hat, and
carried a bouquet of yellow car
nations. Her pearl earrings were
the brides gift.
Torrance HORT, brother of the
bride, was best man. Ushers
yer Lyle Hort, also a brother
of the bride, and Kenneth Leon.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Hort wore a spice brown
dress with beige satin hat and
black accessories and the mother
of the bridegroom wore a black
and white ensemble. Their cor
sages were of white carnations.
The two-tiered wedding cake,
decorated in yellow and white,
topped with a miniature bridal
couple featured the reception al
the home of the brides parents,
white and yellow streamers and
white bells decorated the rooms.
The brides grandmother, Mrs.
Sadie Nelson poured, and her
aunt, Mrs. Russell Hort, cut the
cake. Carol Homdrom was in
charge of the guest book and
Jolane Woodlands and Kathy
Sille- Of the gift table. Other as
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
Power CITY

The new All club met on Fri
day night at Rau School. The
name chosen for the club is
East Side Eager Beavers. Mrs.
VIM. Badt is assistant leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rau
motored to Glendive on Saturday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Henry Rau home were Rev. and
Mrs. Ben Knopp. and daughter
Tam.
Quite a few families of this
area attended the funeral of Mrs.
Conrade Strashiem Sr. on We'd
nesday at the Ebenezer church.
Sincere Sympathy is extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Scheetz and
family and MIR. and Mrs. Herman
Marker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Lorenzo
were hosts at a birthday dinner
Sunday at their home honoring
her mother, Mrs. Alex Rau on
her birthday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Rau, MIR.
and Mrs. Wilmer Rau and fam
lily and Fred Scheetz.
Mrs. Ed Mindt was the lucky
winner of the % lb and 2 OF
turkey given by Williston TV
station for guessing nearest to
the turkeys weight.
Visiting on Sunday at the Ru-
ben Hamburg home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake F1ath of Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scheetz were
Sunday dinner guests at the Her
man Badt home in Crane.
Frank Gaffney, resident at the
home for the aged, visited on
Sunday with Broadheads in Fair
view. Chris Jorgensen came and
took Jess Finnecum for a ride,
and Charly Petersen went to
Savage on Tuesday to vote.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
YELLOWSTONE BEAVERS
All CLUB NEWS

The Yellowstone Beavers All
club meeting was called to order
by President Dennis Buxbaum on
November 7 at s pm. at the
N.Y.A. Hall.
The Pledge of Alligence and
All Pledge was led by Fred Bau-
baum. Two songs were sang =
America and Home on the Range.
Roll call was answered by what /
have to be thankful for.
Robert Atchison was introduced
as a new member of the club.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved. Mrs.
Wick received a letter from the
Yellowstone Boys Ranch thanking
US for the gifts we sent them.
A hay ride vas planned for the
10Th of November. A Christmas
Party was discussed for the next
meeting, December 5th.
The meeting was adorned.
Norden led several games
everyone enjoyed.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Nor
den.
Clifford Jones, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
Airport News
BY Jim Sebastian

If anyone has any questions
about aviation, send them to Jim
Sebastian, Box 269, Sidney. III
answer one each week in this
column.
Dear Airport News:
In a lengthy article in the
Denver Post a while back on
Frontier Airlines, it was stated
that a pure bred stock raiser in
Durango, Colo. was showed in
and couldn't truck his prize baby
beef to the annual Exposition in
| Denver.
He contacted the local Frontier
agent, was told to crate the baby
beef (Which he did). and Frontier
flew it to Denver. AS Frontier
operates only DC-3s on all flights,
how did they accommodate the
rancher in the shipment Of his
live beef? Seems the cargo
quarters of a DC-3 is a bit cramp-
ed for a Grated four legged critter.
(Signed) Yngvar Stensby
P.S. Being regular visitors at
the airport, it gripes my wife to
see that ragged wind sock flap
ping in the breeze. How long does
a sock last in this northern Mon
tana gale country?
Dear MIR. Stensby:
The real cargo compartment of
Frontier Airlines DC3 is large
enough to hold a shipment 88
inches long. Perhaps a baby beef
properly Grated could fit in the
real cargo compartment. My
advise to you is to look at the
compartment and judge for your
self. 1t is a cinch that the beef
couldn't ride in the passenger
cabin. Nor will the hostess serve
the beef hay, water and vitamin
pills.
l admit that the present Sidney
wind sock looks like a tattered
regimental flag of the Sixth South
Carolina Infantry, Civil War
vintage. We are trying to locate a
new one. The present wind sock
is six years old.
Thanks for your interesting
letter.
The Editor
Passengers boarding Frontier
Airlines this past week include
Lucy Fisher, Billings; Joseph
Smith, San Francisco; Jim Sebas-
tian, Chicago; Mrs. c. S.Pingrey,
Billings; John Marman, Miles
City; Dick Gallagher, Bismarck;
Miss r. Kelley, Helena; Mr.. W.
E. Trommershausen, Denver;
George hurry, Yakima, Wash;
Sutton, Hammond, Billings; Jim
Taylor, San Francisco; James
KelIeher, Minneapolis; and Mr..
Jay White, Bismarck.
Another Frontier Travel Tip
Leave Sidney 800 pm. arrive
Jamestown, N. Oak. 9:21 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
MIR. and Mrs. Syl Braaten
Honored, at House Warming

Mr.. and Mrs. Syl Braaten were
honored at two house warm
ings the past week. On each oc-
casion gifts were presented to the
Braatens for their new home and
after a social hour lunch was SER
we'd by the surprise guests. Eight
couples called on Saturday eve
ming, which included Mrs. Braat-
ems sewing club group and their
husbands. There were ten couples
in the group who called on Sun
day evening.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF
w. S. C. S. CIRCLES

The November meetings of the
Circles of the Methodist WS.C.S,
will be held as follows.
Wednesday, 10Th at 200 pm.
Priscilla with Mrs. Glayde Yoder.
Eunice with Mrs. Peter Anderson
and Dorothy Anderson. Lydor
with Mrs. Clara Lowry and Mrs.
Clyde Sissel assisting. Lois with
Mrs. Jess Baxter and Mrs. Carl
Johnson, Co-hostess. At 1880 pm.
Miriam with Mrs. Frank Bratten
and Mrs. Glenn Hartman assist
ing. Thursday, Nov. 20, Joanna
with Mrs. Harry French and MRS.
Lester Romo co-hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
GIRARD JOLLEY-WORKER
All CLUB NEWS

The Girard ~Jolley-Workers Al
club was called to order by Presi-
dent Carol Wick. Installation OF
officers were recited. We sang
Koo-koobuero and Smile.
We discussed our Christmas
party. Achievement awards were
presented. The meeting was adj
journed and the recreation leader
led us in recreation.
Mrs. Danielson served a very
delicious lunch. The next meeting
will be held at Con Simonsen on
Dec. 6.
Clyde Jensen, Reporter
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
MCLAIN ATTENDS
ORDINATIONS

Bernard McLain, pastor of
Peoples Congregational Church,
will share the ordination service
Of Arthur Seikman, pastor and
teacher of the Highland Park
Congregational Church in Miles
City, Montana on Wednesday
evening, and also the ordination
service of John Meyer, pastor and
teacher of Union Congregational
Church in Ekalaka, Montana on
Thursday evening. Both men
have been examined by the Ec-
clesiastical Council composed of
the Eastern Association Of Con-
gregational Churches and are now
to be ordained into the ministry
of the church.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
Notice of Meeting or
C e. NJ. A. Church Aid

The Ladies Of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance church will
meet Thursday, Nov. 20 at 2 pm.
at the home of Mrs. H. B. Least
man with Mrs. Carl Neckels as
assistant hostess. Roll call will
be answered with a verse from
the Bible starting with the letter
"O". All members please be In
attendance and friends are well
come.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12

sisting were Mrs. Robert Clark
and Mrs. Kenneth Long.
The bride attended Williston
High School and the bridegroom
the Sidney High School. They
are making their home at the
palmer Trailer Court, Ri. /, in
Minot.
Out-of-Town guests were Mrs.
Sadie Nelson, Bremerton, Wash,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hort, Watford City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jung, Jr.,
and daughter Marcy, and Mrs.
Susan HORT of New England;
Mrs. Anna Grothe and Sherry
Dotson. Sidney, MI. and Mrs. Ray
Dotson Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Dotson, Jr., of Lambert, Montana;
jeanne Kirk, Westhope, N. OAK,
Dale Rice, Minot, North Dakota.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12
ST. Anne's Circle entertained
AT Irene LaIonde Home

Mrs. Irene Lalonde and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jay La
londe, were hostesses to st.
Anne's Circle at the regular meet
ing held last Friday at Mrs. Irene
Lalonde's home. A social after
noon was enjoyed after which the
hostesses served a delicious
lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1958-11-12

A big selection In Timex and
Westclox wrist watches Self
winding automatic watches from
S14.95 and up. THE NEW SID
.NEY DRUG STORE. 43-1tc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Deatonville

MI ana Aifs Albert iillIsrai
visited her brotherin-laW ana sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Morgan. at
Henderson. NJ c.. last Sunday Her
father. J r Bruce. who had been
spending some time with the Nor
gans. returned with them and
stayed until Thursday
MI. and Mrs vester jenkins
visited Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Bur
ton, 81 Morgen, Friday.
Nh and Mrs John Pollard and
Mr. and Mrs A c. Mann visited
Howard Pollard and Russell Mann
at Mcclure Hospital Saturday
Miss Betty Lou HlllsInan. Of
Westhanpton College. Is spending !,
weeks spring vacation al her home
here
Hospital Visitors
| Mi and Mrs Vcstcr jenkins, A
C. Mann and Mrs Henry Mann
visited Howard Pollard and Russell
Mann al Mcclure Hospital Thars-
day
A. G. Davis Is 4 patient al John
ston- Wills Hospital and Louis Har
low is patient at Shclterine Arms
Hospital in Richmond
Nj and Mrs, Joe Gills. ane
daughter. Mrs. Stanley GillS. an,
Mrs. Gordon Estes visited Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Gravel Hill

Rev. and Mrs + B White We're
recent dinner guests Of Mi and
Mrs. F.. O. Williams
Frank Harris and daughter
Marie. OF South Hill and Miss
Ev elyn Harris. Of Cumberland
We're Sunday guests OF their
mother. Mrs. S. b. Harris.
Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth Widdemer
are spending few days this week
III Westmoreland county
Mr.. and Mrs. D r. West are
scheduled to return home from
New Orleans, La. Saturday.
Mrs. E. S Cole and son, Sidney
who have been spending the winter
at The Tavern, have returned to
their home at New Canton
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Absher and
SON. Gene. visited the MAYNARD
Dmkuns at New Canton Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Absher ard ms. ID.
S. Jameson. Of Curdsyille. we're
Farmville visitors last week.
Recent guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Albert Absher were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hudgins. OF Cumberland
and Clarence Hudgins. Jr.. Of Rich
mond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

Alr G1is II ,e1rcrt Te~~s
wednesday i,is's sfiiis has teef.
Nsl SICK
Misses Linda Ayerlll, from Lex
ington. and Misses Mary Jane and
Phyllis SOU hall. Of Jetcrsville
visited Miss Jane Bruce Hllsrnan
Saturday
Han,iets Have Guests
Mn and Min Tommy Well u
Wal wick. spent the MeeE end with
MI and hlfs O4eas Hamlet
mir AID Mrs A i Eass. aid
fatally. d kichrlohh spent tie
week with her SISTER. MA Tth,e
Mahan. IN CieWe
Mr.. and Mrs Dick GealheaIl.
and daughter. Of Sandslon, visited
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Mash Sunday
Louie Oveiton the pastor, VIII a.
liver an Easter sunrise sermon al
Sandy Greek church Sunday al
10 am. Everyone Ii invited
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
~. IL. issms
Thomas Brydnts Visit In S. Carolina
As Robert Brynnts, OF Columbia, Here

Nj and Mrs Thomas Bryant
and daushie. Lacy kay. are visit
ing MI and Aiia Robert Earl
Bryant ID Columbia. p {
Ray pasidson va Iecen t
sI5itoi III Roanoke
mir and hfi Eugene Davidson
and son. q he u Richmond.
visited hs patentS. Mir. and Mis-
John Davidson. Sunday
James River association WATu
annual meeting viii be held at Mt
Zion Baptist church April ~. be
ginning at 10 am
3 Attend Convention
Mrs Richard Bryant Mrs. w. f
Tatun and Miss Audrey Bryant at
tended the Sunday school conven-
ton at Gainesville Baptist church
last Sunday.
Mt. Zion church TWAS ROYAL
Ambassadors net i the home %
Mr.. and Mrs " +, Patterson NJ
BreMo March %.
Mrs. Blanche Afahan. OF Rich
mond. was at her home here laSl
week end and visited relatives and
friends. She taught The Friendship
class at Mt Zion Sunday school d
which she was Il member ant
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Hixburs

Henry Earl and Eddie Coyington
We're hosts to the Lucky Clover
All club on Monday evening Eloise
Rosser gave a demonstration. "A
Light ltincheon. " which she viii
give II the district meeting IN
Farlhlllle III Apfil II Tie club
plalnei Il covered disf, upper iot
MAY
tAiIef ah i4u.f u recreation r.
treatments Wvle enjoyed
A freak accident caused Mrs.
Florence Xix to have painful cut
on her ar3n While trying tg raise
a venetialy blind. il came loose and
fell on her arm leaving i gaping
wound. Her husband grabbed a
cloth and made a tonniquet. which
stanehed the blood until he got II
doctor to sew lip The cash.
Missed from the Presbyterian
Sunday School on Sunday was the
member. who makes the highest
per cent on attendance Ernest
Carson He was taken 10 the Vir-
sinia Baptist Hospital Id Lynch
burg on Thursday for treatment.
Crote Carson, and family Of
Richmond. were week end guests Of
his brother and slsterinlaW. MI
and Mrs jim Carson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
T'llgggle.

Rev Parker Perkins VIII speak
al the Easter sunrise service at
at AppomnttoX F + church sun
day al + am Preaching service
viii be At 730 pm
Mrs Mabel OK has returned
after visiting relatives II London
Ontario. Canada
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Kelsey
had as their dinner guests Satur-
day Mi and Mfs & A Simpson
ANA children Richard ana Lena
Rose Tommy Huddleston, and Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Duncan, OF Colum.
bia.
Miss Jean Thomas and MISS
Phyllis Prince u Richmond. we're
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hurak
MIR and Mrs claude Slayton.
and daughters. visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs \ Henry Claybrook
OF Brookncal, last Sunday
Ray Dave. of Salem, spent last
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

labored in for many years before
gong 10 Richmond She VAS a
:sunday school teaeilei aud WINS
president and Las been greatly
missed We ,Iway. welcome ter
back
nj .ioh srtlIsf. Neld t. heti.el
Baptist thul "a ~ fIuvafiha county
Sunday AltcrhoDra 10 see their re-
Gently Constructed Sunday school
rooms
c. ~. Cave Went to Louisa stock
mark1 Monday \
Hymn Sing Held
A large crowd attended the hymn
sing here Sunday night The next
viii be held with the Jones Chapel
Baptist church at Irents NH
Mr. and Mrs Robert Earl BIy-
amt and son. Marx. Of Columbia
s c. recently visited their parents.
the K /. hryants and A 3
Joneses
ms ivan snoldy hAs been very
sick. but is improving
Horace and Keel Oliver and Mrs
Juslus Reynolds attendrdj the
funeral u Thomas A Harris NJ Mt
Zion Methods! Church near Scots
Vile Saturday
The Easter sunrise service II Mt
Zion will be at $50 am Everyone
is invited We wil BE- looking for
ward to meeting you ~ front d
( The church
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Salem Church Sunday School Easter
Egg Hunt TO Be Held Saturday Eve

W ] Morris has returned from
X Richmond hospital. where he was
Ky palirht lor aetefal days last
WEEK.
ms Chester Da0 son afd sons.
Billy and Douglas steilihs Morris
AKA fuLs- lholuas attended the
hlfF district Injecting al farrisille
Methodist church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Morris. of
Midlothian visited his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. Ned Morris. of Amelia.
sunday
Mrs. Mann Works
Mrs Hattie Mann is now WORK
iiF a. Mrs Lewis Bnrton's restau-
raM ln Puwhatan
MI and Mrs. Z, NJ. Jones visited
their daughter and family. MIR.
and Mrs Rodney Morris. Of Mid
lothian. sttday.
Sterling Morris. Rnbe. Douglas.
Danny and Mike Thomas went 10
fannville Monday evening to ser
The movie, Old Yeller"
IT'S wonderful 70 see the good old
sunShlne Once again as everybody
knows II has b-en quite awhile
since We have had much sunshine
II sure Is greatly appreciated by
an think. and hope We will b.
/ blessed with itS presence for awhile,
ill., beginning TO look a. little more
like spring. The little frogs were
cyoaking down beside the pond.
The Sunday school Easter egg
hunt Ak Salem church viii BE- Satur-
day evening
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81. AZ st.ii f-1.s s-a.sinsis

sst.--rn.. AZ stu RS s-.sinsis
fiiTri.fsr- sttended tie trs>
faettt litter detofr,iIhtional ser
wees in Eeal Memorial Presbyter-
ian church at Parnplin on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
The Rev. Arthur Brown. 4 Baptist
from lynehbifs
preached
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

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