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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
Noble Counfy's Fall
Picnic Next Sunday
Al Columbus Park

The annual fall picnic for
former Noble county residents,
their families and friends will be
held Sunday, September 81, at
the Southview Park Shelter
house, near Columbus. The meet
ings have been held there for
the past three years.
A basket dinner will be served
at 1870 p. M, cafeteria style
Members of the executive COM
mittee include Gerald Hughes as
chairman and members, Mrs.
Thomas Armstrong, Mrs. John L.
Aston, Joseph w. Bigley, Walter
Cunningham, Mrs. Leslie Epley,
Gerald B. Fogle, Louise Harper
Mrs. Wayne A. Keith, Miss
Martha Morgareidge, Carl w.
Rucker, Eliza R. Rucker, Mrs. w.
V. Springer, Harry E. Tarleton,
Mrs. Margaret Trealway and
Mrs. John w. Young All are
former residents of Noble county.
Southview Park is south of
Greenlawn avenue and west of
the Scioto river, according to
Chairman Hughes. At about l10l
South High street, turn west into
GreenlaWn avenue, cross over
the bridge and continue to the
second street running south from
Greenlawn which is Deckebach
road. Turn south on Deckebach
to around number 1900 where a
small road runs east to the
shelter house.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
SheIterhouse
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cessful in securing an OK from
j. c. Kendle, division ten en-
gineer, to proceed with its con-
struction.
Actual construction on the
shelterhouse is under the super
vision of Herman speed" Cum
mings, superintendent of parks
in division ten. Starr Windsor,
division landscape architect, as
sisted Cummings in working out
the preliminary details.
Cummings, who is being as
sisted locally by Dean Raney,
of Dexter City, and Floyd Stern,
of Summerfield, park caretaker,
stated Wednesday that the entire
structure will receive a coat of
protective creosote Immediately
after it is completed.
The Chamber of Commerce
successfully raised $4l2, donated
by county organizations, includ
ing a local union, All clubs, civic,
fraternal and religious groups.
Chairman Whitcomb stated
today it appears certain more
fund. will be needed since the
project has been expanded from
its original plans. Persons or
groups who wish to donate are
asked to forward their contri-
buttons to Mr.. Robert Whitcomb,
Chairman, Parks Development
Committee, Caldwell, Ohio.
Cummings reported that the
committee was successful IN
providing the means for extend
ing the village water to the park
area. A modern drinking foun-
tain. with a valve outlet to draw
water for picnic use, will replace
the obsolete pumping well, which
on many occasion during the
summer was lacking IN supply
to adequately provide for the
demand made by the hundreds
of park users.
Tap for the water is being
made available free to the Cham
Der of Commerce thru the court
esy of L. E. Potts, owner of the
Park motel.
The Caldwell village board of
public affairs likewise has ex-
pressed cooperation on the pro-
ject. It is understood that the
board has requested that only
a minimum charge be made for
the water used.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
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Members were of the opinion
that this would be one of several
methods at their immediate dis
posal whereby the fire depart
ment fund, now practically de-
pleted, could be substantially
supported financially.
AS an added precaution to keep
a constant check on their equip
ment and maintain it in operat-
ing condition, the members voted
to hold at least one dry run"
every 60 days. This would ad-
vance the training program and
familiarize the members with
available equipment when called
upon to fight a fire.
Mayor Eddie Bailey recently
recommended Mike Zeleznik and
John Nichols as two new mem
bers of the department. Village
council voted unanimously its
approval
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
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corners and not on regular street
standards, according to Clerk
Violet Morgareidge, who said
there is still one or two in evid-
ence within the village.
There were 48 different street
markers needed to identify all
the streets in Caldwell.
There is no question but what
it does much to improve the
general appearance of the vii
lage, in addition to making it
much easier to give directions for
certain locations.
Along this same project, the
outside village crew started work
this week in marking the school
zones, both grade and high school
and marking off parking places
on the public square.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that The
Buckeye Pipe Line Company, has filed
an application with The Public Utlhtles
Commission of Ohio for permission tc
abandon certain pipe lines and pump
ing stations together with services
rendered thereby in Washington, Noble
and Monroe Counties, Ohio. The Com
mission has assigned this matter for
public hearing on Wednesday. October
%. 1858, at 1000 A. M, E. S. t., in Of
fees of the Commission IS South
Front Street, Ohio Departments Build
ing, Columbus, Ohio. Interested parties
may obtain further information by ad
dressing The Public Utilities Commits
sion of Ohio.
The Buckeye Pipe Line Company"
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
CLERKS EXAMINATION

The Civil Service announced
today an examination will be
held for substitute postal trans
portation clerk in the post office
department thruout Ohio. Noble
countians interested in taking
this test should obtain applica-
ton forms from their postoffice
or secure additional information.
Applications will not be accepted
after November 10, according to
Postmaster w. E. Cecil
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
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tIOnllnueu FEOHl rage ~
meeting
Scoutmaster Bruce Nero spoke
briefly and he presented eight
Scouts with their tenderfoot
badges. He also pointed out that
the troop enjoyed a hike last
Saturday to the Andrew Gerst
farm, six miles east of Caldwell.
VIEW troop committee mem
bers who attended this special
meeting included George Daugh-
erty, Robert Vogel, Bill Tarle-
ton, Max Franklin and Harold
Anderson, VFW scoutmaster.
Members Of the K of c spon-
sored trip committee are Jack
Ferrell, Edwin Snider, Robert
Paxton, Dennis Gerst and Bruce
Nero.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
More school for your money
Vote yes on consolidation.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
In The Probate Court Of
Noble County. Ohio
Cacp Nh $3.50

Noble County. Ohio
Case No 6252
In the Matter Of the Estate of John
M Iams, deceased.
The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction on the 2nd day of
october, 1558, at | ;00 o'clock p. M. at
the farm residence of the late John M.
Tau1s, situated on the premises at r. D.
No 3, Caldwell. Noble County, Ohio.
the following personal property be-
longing to the estate of John M. Iams.
deceased.
Lot of household goods and equip
ment including metal beds, 4 con-
goleum rugs, 2 white chairs. 2
dressers with mirrors, tripod stand,
2 wooden benches, flour chest, gas
heating stoves, bookcase secretary
2 rocking chairs, 3 dining room
ch irs. kitchen chairs, stands, 2
round back chairs, electric table
lamp, kerosene lamp, mantle clock
2 mirrors. nine pair plastic drapes
electric heating pad, hall tree, table
ra6io. telephone, Dearborn circulat-
ing gas heater with thermostat).
day-bed, 2 cupboards, dining table.
maple bed, three-drawer chest,
clothes press. miscellaneous bed
clothing, pillows and rugs, wash
stand, General Electric REFRIGERATOR.
Tappan gas range. table, Westing-
house iron, toaster, ironing board,
pots, pans. cooking utensils. dishes,
slI-rerware. fruit fruit jars, bric-a-
br5c, porch furniture, and other items
tor numerous to mention.
TT17 MS OF SALE. Cash in hand a
time of sale.
Co-Executors of the Estate o
John M. Iams, deceased,
Edmund G.. James, Attorney
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
COMPLETES BASIC TRAINING

Pvt. Kenneth L. Goodhart has
recently completed eight weeks
of basic combat training under
the Reserve Forces Act program
at Ft. Knox, KY, with the U. S.
Army. Pvt. Goodhart is the son
of MIR. and Mrs. Bay S. Good
hart, Quaker City route 4, and
is a graduate of Summerfield
high school with the class of
1858.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
Enrolment

tOOilIlIiutu IOIu rage
16; eighth grade, 8, total enroll
ment, 96. Elk: first grade, z;
second grade, 10; third grade, IA;
fourth grade, II; fifth grade, g.;
sixth grade, II; seventh grade,
8; eighth grade, 4, total elemen-
tary, rs.
Fulda: first grade, 8; second
grade, 10; third grade, 13; fourth
grade, 8; fifth grade, s; sixth
grade, 9; seventh grade, 8; eighth
grade, 4, total elementary, 81.
Seneca: first grade, 6; second
grade, S; third grade, s; fourth
grade, 5; fifth grade, 3; sixth
grade, 5; seventh grade, 8; eighth
grade, 7, total enrolment, At.
Sharon: first grade, S; second
grade, 7; third grade, 10; fourth
grade, 10; fifth grade, 4; sixth
grade, 6; seventh grade, 6; eighth
grade, 8, total enrolment, 56.
Southern Noble: first grade, Is;
second grade, II; third grade, 8;
fourth grade, 81; fifth grade, 16:
sixth grade, IA; seventh, grade,
20; eighth grade, 8, total elemen-
tary, ia.
jackson: first grade, 6; second
grade, 8; third grade. 4; fourth
grade, 8; fifth grade, 8; sixth
grade, 9; seventh grade, S;
eighth grade, 3, total enrolment,
So. Middleburg: first grade, 6;
second grade, 6; third grade, 5;
fourth grade, 8; fifth grade, 6;
sixth grade, 8; seventh grade, /;
eighth grade, 7, total enrolment
a.
Stock: first grade, Is; second
grade, 10; third grade, II; fourth
grade, 8; fifth grade, Z; sixth
grade, 8; seventh grade, 8; eighth
grade, 8, total enrolment, H.
Summerfield: first grade, %;
second grade, Is; third grade, 81;
fourth grade, 18; fifth grade, l8.
sixth grade, IS; seventh grade
13; eighth grade, IA, total ele-
mentary, 1876. Calais: first grade,
10; second grade, 3; third grade,
3; fourth grade, 5; fifth grade
s; sixth grade, 4; seventh grade.
3; eighth grade, 10, total enroll
ment, Al.
Glass enrolment in the various
high schools in Noble county ha.
been reported as follows: Beaver
freshmen, II; sophomore, %;
junior, IA; senior, IL, total high
school, 60. Belle Valley: fresh
men, 35; sophomore, 26; junior,
%; senior, %; total high school,
1O9 Center: freshmen, 20; sopho-
more, 20; junior, %; senior, l8;
total high school, 80.
Elk: freshmen, 13; sophomore,
10; junior, l3; senior, 4; total
high school, 40 Fulda, freshmen,
3; sophomore, 4; junior, Z; total
pupils, IA Southern Noble
freshmen, 81; sophomore, 81
junior, 19; senior, 21; total high
school, 88. Summerfield; fresh
men, 27; sophomore, Is; junior
%; senior, 18; total high school
81.
The Belle Valley local school
district has the largest number
of students enrolled with tota
of 337 pupils. The smallest en-
rollment number is the Middle
burg grade school with a total
of AZ.
Total school enrollments of the
remaining school districts II
Noble county have been an
nounced as follows: Beaver, IT'S
Brookfield, 81; Buffalo, 106
Center, l76; Elk, us; Fulda, 81
Seneca, AT; Sharon, Sc; Southern
Noble, 202; Jackson, SO; Middle
burg, AZ; Stock, n; Summer
/ field 12n. and Calais. IA
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NdSp
Estate of Leonard Homer Tilton, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that J. o. TIL
ton of 2l8 Euclid Ave, Byesville. Ohio,
has been duly appointed Administrator
of the Estate of Leonard Homer Tilton,
deceased late of Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 18th day of September.
1858
EARL P McGINNIS
Probate Judge of said County
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Case No. 6230
nIn4n n1 Edna lInhr Decpa aSpd

Estate OF Edna WENT, DeCedSeu'
Notice is hereby given that Jerald
Wehr aka Gerald Wehr of Barnesville,
Ohio, has been duly appointed Execu-
tor of the Estate of Edna Wehr, de-
ceased late of Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 10th day of September,
1853
EARL P McGINNIS
Probate Judge of said County
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. Bird Caldwell, Spruce
street, was removed to her home
Sunday from the University hos
pital, Columbus. She was patti
ent in the hospital for minor
surgery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case NO. b26O
Estate of william M. Wheeler, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Gladys
Ralph of Route No 6. Caldwell. Ohio,
has been duly appointed EXecutrix OF
the Estate of William M. Wheeler, de-
ceased late of Noble County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within four
months.
Dated this 10th day of September,
1858.
EARL p. McGINNIS
Probate Judge of said County
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-09-18
honihIy Payments To Aid For Aged
In Noble County Amounts To S1S,859

Noble aged residents received $985900
payments according to report released by the Division Aid
the Aged and the department public welfare
All made in Noble subject
tpation The payment made Noble
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
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Mrs. Paul Manns Nurses Her Mother,
Mrs. L. T. Nlnnally, Who Is Sick

Mrs Bobby Reid. and kattiie
spent several days THIS week with
her SISTER Mrs Spencer Al Farm
vile
Mrs Il 4 wilson. 81 ani her
m,tller NAlrs Eta Glenn. u Pros
pepl spent Sunday with relatives 1T
Mr.. and mrs H. Y West and
Gan Rnth. returned Monday after
visit with relatives At Columbia,
Ga
Marie and Betty Chndress spent
th% week end N1th MAS James
Gum AT EurkeNnle,
Owens Go 10 Richmond
Nh and Mrs T. V owen spent
last week Il Richmond with Nh
ami Mrs. Marvin Bowling.
Mr. and Mrs q W Palmer. Mi.
and Mrs John A Love and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Owen and Scott.
were Sunday dinner quests u Alr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

folk. they were still there and
could lend hand With the house
Keeping and caring for The stock
Mir. and Mrs Elliott Vest spent
Sunday with MIS- C. II Anderson.
| Mr.. and Mis- Robert Crews were
week end guests III the Aubrey
4 Spencer home
Morgans Go to Halifax
i Mr.. and Mrs John Morgan spent
Sunday with the Kermit CARRIERS al
Halifax They were joined there BY
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones. and
daughter. and MS Raymond Kidd
Mir and Mrs j w Morris and
their son spent Friday III the Bus
| ter Flood home Mr. and Mrs.
Flood their dtlaghter. Jane and
Miss Lula Flood were III Lynch
! burg Monday
4 Mr. and Mrs Wlllain Chappell
and W NJ Trent called on Miss
1 Martha DrunIeller and Mrs Lee
Voueht i'll f'armyille dnrlhR the
| WtNk ttlO
/ The Chappell sisters Martha and
Beth. have the measles SO far
they have enjoyed the honor and
parental solicltude without being
very sick
MI and Mrs. John DorIier and
Jimmie Forbes spent Sunday With
MISS Beth Forbes.
Mrs. McCraws Returns
Mrs. T. C. McCraw has scturned
% Buckingham after q Today visit
with the Emmett McCrawS in Apo
naaitox
Juan Anderson spent the week
end al his home here He and his
father Jack Anderson called on
Richard Ellis III Sunday Mr. Ellis
Is engaged in, the slow. painful
business OF waiting for 4 broken
/ leg 70 mend.
4 Nh and Ms Saxon and young
Wes We're Sunday dinner guests in
the Anderson home Mrs. Anderson
! spent Monday at Dlllwyn With Mrs.
Wood and Miss Cora Wood
Miss Virginia Parker spent the
week end At hen home here
Mss Morgan Leaves
Miss Rita Morgan returned sun
day To Fairfax after spending a
isW days with her mother Week
end guests III the Morgan home
were Misses Louise and Billie
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs r M Nor
gan and daug hier, and Bob
Williams
Sunday night supper guests Of
MI and Mrs Herman Anderson
We're the Emmetk McCraws and the
Shield AndcrsonsS
With snow blocking the entrance
to the house the doorbell at the
Smith place had not 'rung. for more
than a week Saturday afternoon.
the long silence was broken when
Mr. and Mrs W. p Sanderson. Of
Ashbv came TO call Mr. Sanderson
was IN the nelghborhood buying
hay for his dairy cattle and Mrs
SanderSon. having met MIS- Smith
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

and Mrs 1. A. Love.
Mn and MIS- O. w Palmer en-
tertaIucd with two tables Of bridge
Friday Aight Those paying We're
AIr aid Mta n A HaVena, Mrs.
n n hedl. NM q u Beck. Misa
Mafy Lou KAliofd ana Mrs K Il
Wilson II
u q Looncy aud G. 4 Redo
Were Oh tle sluE ii4t iast M'cek. bnl
are now improving
Mrs. Nunnally Is Sick
Mrs Il T Nunnally Is quite sick
III hrr home Mfs Pam Manns. her
daaFhtcr W Bowling Green " spend
ne Same Iiile with her,
Mr. and MIS- James Giascock
and children. visited Mr. and Mrs
william Piitcheu IL kcnbrldge SUN
dry
Mrs Myrtle Bratton. Of Chase
city spent Monday ~nh her par
enls MT and MIA + NJ sShinaull.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
T',,sgIe

Gene Soulhall motoied ID church
February Is on the tractor Gene
has not missed Sunday from Sun
day school la seven years and he
WASH going TO miss this one. in
spite OF the SNOW
Preaching service Will be Al Ap-
pomattoX p E. Church Sunday AT
100 pm. conducted BY the pastor.
Parker Perkins.
The Young People Of the Church
met Sunday with Charles and Gene
Southall The program topic was
Alcohol What II Is and What II
Does
Mr.. and MIS- Shirley Reynolds
had as their dinner guests Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. II ID Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Reynolds, AL
Of AppomattoX
D0Wdys Visit
Mr.. and Mrs Herman .DoWdg OF
Buckingham. were Sunday guests
sot Mr.. and Mrs 3 G Wo9tes
Mi and Mrs {, 4 Simpson haC
is lheir guests sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Duncan. OF Cunlber.
land. M. and Mrs Raymond kel
Sey and son Phil, and Miss Nancy
Kelsey
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Woodsor
visited their son-in-la~ and daughter
Mr.. and MIS- Haste Bolt. Of Buck
ngham
Mr. and Mis- John Crosby. Of
Newport News. spent the week ent
OF the big snow With her mother
Mrs, Willie Simpson
Simpsons Had Measles
Susan and Ayerctte Simpson are
improving after having meaSfs
last week
Guests in the Klye home las
Sunday were MI and MIS- john
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs Eddie
Barton. all OF Roanoke Mr. and
Mrs. Toln Bowles. Of Lynchbtlre
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Palilsos
Of Worsham
Mrs. l.. S. Simpson ara MS
Shirley Arlington spent last week
end with t.eir brother-in-law and
sister, MIR and Mrs Elmer Suddlth
Of Norfolk
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Fiji Family : Son
Wins Phi | ieta Kappa
Honors At Davidson

George ~ Giliher. Of Hampdcn-
Sydney. 4 %cniol ~ Davidson Cot
leee. has been eldctcd 10 the North
Carolina Institution = chapter Of
Phi lttta Kappa. national honorary
scholarship Iratvfnlty
GilHer Is tin- An VI Dr. ii,uiuus
I. tiliHier, head pI the physics de-
'partneht At MISUNDERSTANDING Col
lcge. and Mrs, Gihneg-
Ill attaining membership iii The
elite ana oldest OF The American
Greek letter societies. Gilmcr main
tanned an averaac Of y plus or
better throughout three and one
nan years Ok coolidge studies
Al Davidson he ii member II
The honorary physics and German
language societies. Gllmsr gradu-
aled ~ Worsham HlHh School prior
~ entering DayidAom
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

Good Earth Re-APpenrs, Bro,Un, Barren
Though II Is. II Looks Beautiful To Most

ut the Herald dinner party. used
The opportunity for i Visit 70
make sure that ms wife didn't
Stay too long MIR. Sandeison
came with her II was a pleasant
visit Each col thumbnal sketch
Of the others family. and then.
there were notes on the storm to
be compared From the point of
view Of the hostess. at lea1, Mr.
Sandelsons efforts to keep Il short
We're much too successful
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Andcrson>iIlc News

he { q ~ III unity is gradually
WORKING lts Way oal Of The havoc
casaed ~ tln STORM Frozen pipes
have thAWeu ailt broken pipes are
being mended as fast as plumbers
can answer calls Except for the
vail Of snow thrown up by the
snoW plaw along the highway. the
GOOD earth has leappcared and
brown and barren though 1t is. tC
most people it looks beautiful.
With his tractor Herman Andel-
son made breaks III the snow wall
surrounding Bethel SO the regular
service could be held Sunday night
The Rev Mr. Simpson has !, been
giving 4 series Of studies Oh the
Psalms IL the evening service sun
day $ study dealt with the Tooth
Psalm
Ministers Improve Spirit
The julius ColemaMS are back at
home after being away ior nearly
Two weeks, he as 4 patient in the.
hospital and She. snowbouna IN
Farnvllle Improved in body and
spirit Il is assumed he improved
Ia spirit as five ministers called on
him while he was III the hospital
Nh Coleman is seeing his friends
and making the most OF his con
Nalescehce III spite Of mud and
slush the ncighbors have kept the
path open TO the Coleman door
Other callers we're Branch Rosen
Carl R0sen the Rev T. L. Snip
son, Eddie Shepherd Mrs. H. A.
CiSw and An and Mrs Edward
Blllasd Mrs. Grew and tie Bull
lardS llso called Oh other friends
N The community
Q j Thompson is patient in
Johnston Willis Hospital where he
had a threat operation Monday
Mrs Thompson is IN Richmond
"lth hel' husband Mi and ms
Luther Walden spent the week end
IN the Thompson home taking
tGrns looking oat for things There
caring for their children and max
ing trips 10 Richmond
MI and Mrs Eugene Flood and
their sen John, spen; Sunday iii
Falnlvllle with Mrs John Walden
veal-old John and mis- grand
father celebrated 4 birthday jointly
with most Of the family present 10
make the occasion a gala one
Neutrality-suspicious. Visit
Mr. and Mrs Bart Rodi-igaes. Of
Washington d G. spent the Week
end with MI ana Mrs Fred Flood
Saturday Mrs Flood and her
guests Visited Nh and NJ "a Frank
Mlcoa % Cumberland
Rice seay had word Friday of
the death Of his brother. sam
seay Of Norfolk Mr. and Mrs.
Seag left Friday afternoon return
ing Sunday The BOBBY Seays and
Miss Frances seay had come to
the country the week end before
We're caught in the storm, and had
ts spend the entire week. When
their parents were called ID Nor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

=. G Riddle lr, Of Key West
Naval Base Is spending tbs leave
Az his home herd
Mr. Rutha BaiIr. VINO has Been
nursing Miss DaiAic Jamison dur
ing her recent sickness, has re-
turned to the honne Of her daugh-
tei AIrs . q r lddlc.
MISS sallie Gatrs and Mr. W.
W Gates will b4 hos,csses tits
week 70 the FEBRUARY meeting of
fhc Antioch WsCs.
Mrs. J x Robinson aha MN and
Mfa Eric Robinson visited The A.
NJ and the R L. Blantons Sunday
afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

The Antics Of Andrcw VIII be
presented by the Powhatan HIGH
School junior class Friday ana
Saturday at b fn.
The three act comedy WIN post-
poned from last week end.
Johnny Buck is cast In the title
role Other parts ate played bv
Christian Goodwin. Gabe Cosby,
Helen Wells and John Campbell
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Jetersville Club Plans
Community Supper

Jelersyillc Home Demonstration
club members viii hold com
nunlty supper III thc remode!ad
JctcfaNille community house AZ 1
pm March +
Club members cancelled their
rcRtllaf monthly injecting II favor N
tie supper u which everyone III
the Jctersvllle cDmnunity Is IL
Nitcd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28
Uses Feelings

The alcoholic uses his feel
ings when he decides 10
drink. In order to recover.
he has 10 readjust those
feelings 50 that he can face
the world comfortably and
confidently without alcohol.
Wives too often try TO APP
peal 10 reason-that doesn't
work.
Then they try 10 appeal 10
his feelings - but TO the
wrong feelings. They try to
make him feel guilty. He
agrees with them; he feels
terrible about It; and his
grief is so great that he has
10 go out and drown II in al
cohol. because he hasn't
learned any other way Of
dealing with unpleasant feel
ings.
So his wife, with the best
Of intentions, literally drives
him to drink
What are you going to do,
Mrs. ~?
The first thing Is to learn
all you can about alcoholism.
There are many good books
(which your public library
should have). Write me
with stamped, seif-addressed
envelope) for my free read