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Smyrna times., 1958-07-03
4 Airmen Injured
In Sunday Night
Rte. l3 Rear End
Auto Collision

Four airmen of the l607th
Transportation Squadron, Dover
Air Force Base, were injured
when the car in which they
were riding ran into the rear of
an automobile operated by Will
liam Edward Anderson, Is, of
Townsend, late last Sunday
night on Route Is, two and a
half miles north of Smyrna.
Both cars were going south at
the time of the accident. The
injured airmen were Paul CRUDE,
Is, driver, cuts of the chin and
left arm; Charles Baccus, Is,
cuts of the left side of the face
and mouth, abrasion of the left
foot; Robert Clendenning, l8,
abrasionS of the face and back,
possible fracture of the jaw; and
Bernard D. Bryan, Is, multiple
abraSions of the face. All were
in the CRUDE car. They were
taken to the Kent General Hos
pital, Dover, in the Smyrna Leg
ion ambulance, and later trans
ferred to the base hospital.
State police said damage from
the accident amounted to about
1000 to both cars. At the time
of the mishap, Anderson was
driving south, and the car of the
airmen, driven by CRUDE, also
going south, smashed into the
back of Anderson's car. CRUDE
and his companions will be
questioned by police authorities
after their recovery.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-03
First Presbyterian Church

During July and August, the
morning worship service at the
First Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. o. c. Jones, pastor, will be
at 10 am, with Sunday School
at 9 am. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be observed
this Sunday during the morning
service. A nursery is maintained
during this service. The annual
Sunday School picnic takes
place on Thursday, July 10 at
Colchester Beach. Cars will
leave the church at $50 am.
The adult choir meets on Wed
nesday evening at 8 pm.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-03
Wright Seeks House Seat

Edward F. Wright, of Clay
ton, a retired locomotive engin-
eer, has filed for the Democratic
nomination of representative
from the Third Representative
District. MIR. Wright, a lifelong
resident of Clayton and vicinity,
seeks the seat now occupied by
H. Clifford Clark, of Kenton.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-03
Ruth Leaguers Seek Funds

A benefit bake sale will be
conducted this afternoon, July
3, at the Acme Market in Smyr-
ma beginning at A o'clock. Pro-
ceeds will bear the initial costs
and operating costs of the
Smyrna Clayton Babe Ruth
League, a baseball organization
formed for boys in the 1915
year old age group. Team
members are soliciting goods
for the sale. The food booth
will be manned by ladies of
VFW Post No. 1901 Auxiliary.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-03
Asbury Methodist Church

Services at Asbury Methodist
Church for Sunday, as announc-
ed by the Rev. w. H. Revelle,
Jr., pastor, are as follows:
Church School, with classes for
all ages, 10 am; Richard C..
Price, general superintendent.
Morning worship, ii am. There
will be no stated meetings this
week.
Smyrna times., 1958-07-03
Closed July Fourth

The office and shop of The
Times will be closed Friday,
July 4th, in observance of Inde-
pendence Day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Officers Elected BY
l.on"Wood College
SGA, YWCA, AA

-Four groups al LongWood College
have completed selection Of their
#uffcers for the next Year
New Student Government associa
iion officers are Barbara Odom, Of
Suflol'x, president Louise .1'Wcedic y
Norman Of Richmond. vice prcsi-
lent Carol Matthews. Of Salem.
secretary and Ruth Denfo0, Of Alb
nedon treasurer
YWCA officers are Helen Jean
Young Of Covinston. president, Lii
Ian Rossons, Of Trcvllans. vice
president jean Pcyton. Of Smell
sccretary Nancy Harnsherger. Of
Lurav treasurer and Margaret
Shropshire, of RidgcWay. freshman
counselor
Athletic association officers are
Delore Dove. Of f'icldalc, pros dent :.
Lou llfiea, d Warwick. vice prcSl
dent Josie Curry. Of Sandston, sec
etarv and jean O'Conncll. Of
snringncld treasurer
Heading Che House Coumcil VIII be
Elizabeth McLouehln. Of Richmond
president Neil Ward Of Richmond
Vice president JULIA Williams Of
Louisa secretary. and Tao Vans
ley Of StaHlton treasurer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
LC Alumnae House
Attracts Support

Longwood Colleges alumnac house
Is a major item IN the alumnae as
ISOLATION budget and activities. as
ISOLATION members were told at the
founders day business session
Saturday.
The association receives $56l
from the college for the alumnae
house Anticipated expenditures arc
S876.
Between July | 1851. and March
II. use 81 the alumnae house
brought in $38 50. alumnae house
expenses were $ll6.87
The special alumnae houses fund
began 1857 with S2.377 80 balance
Designated gifts added another ST ]
557 80 to that sum, along with SIS 81
from interest. for "a total or
$3954 81 Expenditures for furnish
mas and furniture were 81 .055 Oh.
leaving balance Of 81. 899 g.
There Is another 81 500 in the
alumnac house relocation fund
In addition. many alumnae
classes and friends Of the college
have contributed to the furnishing
Of the house
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Local OAR Regents
TO Be Hostesses

The regents OF Judith Randolph
and Slate Hill chapters, Daughters
Of the American Revolution. will be
among the Is hostesses from the
third district al the Sind state OAR
conference in Richmond March 81
April | and 2
T hey are. respectively. MS
Graves Thompson and Mrs. G. r
Wilson.
GOV ] Lindsay Almond will wei
come the d & cgate S. and Mrs
Frederic A. GROVES. president
general OF the national society. will
speak on The American Cause" at
the evening session the opening
day
The chapter regents viii be
honored at banquet April /.
April 2. district officers will be
honorc AT breakfast, and
trophies will be awarded.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21

Saturday SGT and MIS- Robert
+ Kelly entertained with 4 dance
IN their home III honor Of their
daughter Karen A 81 Patrick S
day theme was carried out III The
decorations and refreshments.
Those present were Karen Bailey
Margaret Clark Martha sue Ham
ersly. Cclcia Carter. Beverly Nc
Donald, Joyce Singletcrry Anne
Mitchell Marilyn Sheppard, Norma
southaA, Linda Sheffield, Jerry
Leese Jerry Jenkins. Paul Stimp
son, Roger Morton. Carleton Shu-
maker r D BriRhtwell Lamar
Williams p kic Moss Chuck
Dowdy Bobby Garter Billy Turns
and Bunny Hickman.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Club Calendar

Women Of Moose Thursday
March 20 & y. m. al The lodge.
Duplicate Bridge club i = Thurs
day. March 20 D. m, Woman S
club house
Farmvillc Baptist church WINS
Circles Monday. March "a Hazel
Moon. p m. al the church AT 8
p M Ruth kersey. with Mrs.
Fletcher Irving Frances Hudgins
with Mrs Robert Anderson. Cornc
liza Leavcll with Mrs. W. B. Bruce
Mrs. J J Gillian. co-hostcss. Eva
Saunders with Mrs. Sulsia Boycc
Mrs Dorsey Higgins, co-hostess,
Edith Bradshaw with Mrs. Austin
Avrcs. Elizabeth Hale with Mrs. G.
T. Wllkerson. and Marie Van Lear
with Mrs. J f. Walker Tuesday
March 25. al 10 a NJ. Frances Bag
by with Mrs O. b. Blair and Ann
Curtis With Mrs +, A, Smith Mrs.
Gordon Burke, co-hoStcSS
Judith Randolph. OAR Thurs
day March 20, 3 pm. with Mrs.
+ b eat II Withcrs Program
Medicine in Colonial Virginia !" by
Mrs w + Smith
AAtW international Relations
study group-Thursday March 20.
q pm. LongWood ammnae house
Mrs NJ H Bittingcr leader
Wcyanoke Garden Friday.
March II $3.50 pan. with MISS
Elizabeth Burger. Mrs James Hart.
GO hostess Exhibits &c IA 4 u
Comes to Life
Travellers Protective association,
March II. 7l5 pm. at Longwood
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21

4 group of women representing
Farnville Woman club and tho
Junior Woman Club Will attend the
Ahcc KYLE district sprlne meeting
Tuesday II ApponlattoX
MiSs Winnie Hiner aud MIS-. Grace
Gort'sn are the Woman's club off.
c.al hleeates
The immediate mast president Of
the Woman club. NIfs Bennett r.
Taylor has been nominated for dis
ffcl secretary Tho election viii be
held az the conference
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21

Mrs j Marshall watkins en-
tertained the members NJ Zeta TAU
Alpha sorority Alpha chapter with
waffle supper Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs VI II Biuingcr
ri and MrS r G Simonini and
III and G & Moss sorority
sponsors were also guests at the
watkins home OH High street.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
NllllanScS Announce
Birth OF Son. Eddie

Mr. and mrs r. J Williams. Of
Richmond announce the birth Of v
son, Eddie Joe, NJ a + c h 10 at
Medical College Of Virginia hospi-
tai In Richmond.
Grandparents are Mn and Mrs
r. W Atkins. Of Farmville. and
Nh and Mrs l. l. Williams. VI
CoVngtnn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21

Mis Mabic Jones president Of the
Far1nvllle Business and Professional
Wonlen's club. Sunday Was elected
second co-director Of District 5 for
the coming year
Mrs. Jones, MIS- Bertha Brisen-
tine Mrs Grace Gordon Mrs Annie
Y PHtneN Miss Minnie Rodgers
Mrs Mabel CaSon and Mrs Beulah
lonasNorth attended the District
meeting Sunday afternoon III Peters
bNg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
White House Women
70 BE Paper Topic

Famous Hostesses OF the White
House viii be the subject Of a
talk by Mrs Francis B Simkins.
Of Farmville before the Amelia
county Woman's club at its meet
ing Monday at 8 pm in the War
Memorial building
Election Of officers viii take
place and reports OF committee
chairmcn viii be presented
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21

Mr. and Mrs II Tucker Harri-
SON. u Of Gainesville. announce
the birth Of daughter. Sheriff.
Jean On February % at Medical
College Of Virginia Hospital Rich
mond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Portsmouth Couple
Anno(elces Birth

MI and Mrs william Leslie
Pierce Of Portsmouth, announce the
birth Of q son William Leslie Jr.
Wednesday March r.
Mrs O Mann. 81 FafmYllc. h the
maternal grandmother
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Colored Patients

OTIS Dennis. Burkcvi!le. kin Z
SHELTON. Blackstone. Bette Jones.
Rice, Wilmer Street Mchcrrin and
Pearl Brown, Cumberland
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
"'r'', -

Mt ARA Ms N n Barron
pampiu girl March H.
Mr and Mrs " ! Hurt Balls
vile, girl, March Is
Mr. and Mrs W q Baker Farm
vile. boy. March Is
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Conlcy, girl
March IN.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-21
Hospital News
There were IS patients In the
hospital Thursday morning
Patients Admitted
Patients Admitted

Mrs. r J Sheen. Pamphn MIS-
Louise Harris, Farmvillc. Mn G
w Edwards. Farmville MRS A n
Motley. Burkeville Mrs W NJ
Haw kins, Amelia Mrs N H
Baker, f'arniville; Mrs. r j Brad
shaw Rice MISS Dolores Hilton
Farmyillc Harold Harris Abilene
r Il Dixon Crewe l. 3 Ham
Ictt, Farmvillc Mrs J W Rick
man Burkeville an 7 A Riley
FarmNlle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Anderson Takes
Personal CHARGE
Of Detroit Lions

DETROIT, June "a (R-
Edwin j. Anderson, who is TAX
ing personal control of the De-
troit Lions, current pro football
champions. has quit as presi-
dent Of the Goebel Brewing Co.
to devote his full time to the
club.
Anderson, SIS. has been presi-
dent of the Lions since Deem
Der, 1919. a year after he and
six other men bought the
franchise from Fred L. Mandel
Of Chicago. But most Of the
clubs operational details were
left to General Manager Nick
Rerbawy, who resigned last
week after five years in the
post to accept q similar position
with the Detroit Pistons of the
National Basketball Associa-
ton.
Anderson previously served
without pay but now will re-
ceive an estimated s35, 900 a
year.
Edward M. CBud) Erickson,
the Lions publicity director,
has been named assistant gen.
eral manager and will continue
to direct the clubs publicity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Werber Eligible
For Hall of Fame
In Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. June "a R.
The Redlegs plan TO set up
a Hall Of Fame here and
they'll let the fans do the vot-
ing.
The plan. formed in con-
junction with the Chamber Of
Commerce. will put 1--WE OF the
Redlegs' best past players in
the Hall. TO be set up In a
still-unchosen spot at Crosley
Field.
The results Of the first vote
will be announced next July
10.
But fans must select the
first five from a list Of rs
players nominated by newsmen
and broadcasters.
The list:
Pitchers Joe Beegs. Ewell Black.
yeu. Paul Derringer, Noodles Hahn,
ted Lucas. Adolfo Luaue Kenny Raj
.2nSberger Eppa Rixey. Fred TOney,
emmy Wander Nicer and Bueky wal
catehers: Ernie lombard, Bubbles
Innelders: Hughie crftz. Lonnie Prey,
isinis oroh. Eddie Miller. Billy Myers
outnelders; Rube BrssSler, wal
GOODMAN and Eddie Roush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Hardy Undecided
Between Playing
Baseball, Football

CLEVELAND, June "a tR.-
'arroll Hardy, rookie Cleveland
oltfielder, was removed from
he disabled list yesterday but
hes. still undecided about
whether to give up baseball and
10 back to professional foot
Sall.
The 25-year-old former Uni
versity of Colorado halfback,
Who belongs to the San Fran
cisco Forty Miners, made one
hing clear:
He won't attempt to play
10Th football and baseball.
That would be ridiculous, {"
he admitted.
Hardy, whom the Indians
hope one day will become their
regular centerfielder, has been
sidelined for a month follow
ing an appendectomy.
THE way 1t looks right now,
! don't think I'll play football"
he said. Hardy must give the
Forty-NinerS a definite answer
by July 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

STANTON. Del. June a.
They buried an old pro In Cali
fornia yesterday.
Jackie Westrope was Of
championship Tx. Not the ALI
American boy type but a stand
out In his specialized art-a
householder from the heart. a
merry. relentless type Of rider
who cast fear into the appren-
tices and held the respect Of the
veterans right down TO the end
Back In 1884 when Max Baer
was heavyweight champion Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Cells, Knicks Sign
Heinsohn, Seurs

BOSTON. June "a CR.-The
Celtics last night signed Tom
my HeinSohn, the clubs No. 2
scorer last season, for the
1859 National Basketball AS
ISOLATION campaign.
Heinsohn is the fourth men,
Der Of the squad to sign for
next season. The others are
rockies Ben Swain, 6-foot-8
first draft choice. from Texas
Southern; Jim Smith of Steu-
benville. Ohio, and Jim Cum
bingham Of Fordham.
NEW YORK, June "a up.
Kenny Sears, the clubs lead
ing scorer last season, has
signed with the Knickerbockers
for the 1889 season. 1t will
be his fourth season with the
team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Red Sox Farm Our
Frank Buumunn

CLEVELAND, June "a (R-
Frank Baumann, husky south
paw pitcher to whom the Red
Sox repeatedly paid a 100000
bonus. headed oack to the
minor leagues today.
The Red Sox, in town for
a series with the Indians, last
night sent the former st. Louis
schoolboy phenom to their
Memphis farm in the Southern
Association on recall. He re-
mains Boston property.
Baumann had a % record
with Boston this season. His
earned run average was an I'M
imposing 4.47, In the six years
since Boston signed him, he
has wen a total Of seven games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Stan, Mays Head
Murtuuoh Picks

PITTSBURGH. June "a (R.
Manager Danny Murtaugh
of the Pirates has named Stan
Musial at first base, Ernie
Banks at Shortstop and Willie
Mays in centerfield among his
All-Star Game selections.
Other players picked by
Murtaugh were Del Crandall,
catcher; Don Blasingame, Sec
ond base; Eddie Mathews, third
base; Hank Aaron, rightfield,
and Frank Robinson, leftfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
3 Americans Quit

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland,
June "a (R.-Three more Of
the American contingent have
withdrawn from the British
Open golf championship which
begins at Lytham and st.
Anne's England, next week, the
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
announced. They are Johnny
Bulla Of Phoenix. Robert l..
Watson Of Ardsley and former
British amateur champion Rob-
ert Sweeny Of Deepdale. N. Y.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29

LONDRES.-Desde hace va va
rios amos, la Tesoreria de Gran
Bretana ha tornado la costum-
bre de enviar una experta mi
sion de Investigation a los Esta-
dos Unidos cada seis meses, sim
plemente para estudiar ell esta-
do economico de Norteamerica
y para yer cual eS la inclination
de la economic estadounidense.
Este habito de la Tesoreria es
una a~ceptaci6n practica de la in
fluencia absolutamente decisiva
que la economic n-orteamericana
tiene sobre ell bienestar de las
naciones occidentales. La acos-
tumbrada mission de la Tesoreria
britannica partio para Washing.
ton hace unos pocos dias, con ca
81 tres meses de anticipation a
la fecha habitual de SUI vista. Es-
tie regreso premature es una Sc
nal de la inmensa preocupacion
que los sintomas de una depre-
sion norteamericana estan empe-
zando a causar en- Londres.
A esta d~istancia, no reSulta
evidente 81 los lideres de la ad-
ministracion de Eisenhower es-
tan al tanto de este hecho, pero
en- Londres no hace falta ser un
experto meteorological para pro-
nosticar un tif6n politico y eco
nomico aqui, en- case de que ell
china economico de los Estados
UnidoS continue empeorando.
No habra tormenta alguna, por
supuesto, 81 tienen exito las me-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29

los terminus mas basicos, Ell pro.
blema es ash de Sencillo.
Mas especificamente, ell dine
70 depositado actualmente en-
Londres, en- SUI mayor parte de
paises de la IONA de Influenza
de la esterlina, asciende a consi-
derablemente mas de. 100000
900 de libras. Las reservas actua.
les de moneda firme en- Gran
Bretana son de 100000 de IL
bras, lo/que representa- aproxi-
madamente solo una cuarta par.
tie del dinero ~depositado.
Muchos de los depositantes
mas importantes son los produc-
torres de materia prima, COMO
Malaga con SUI caucho, Rhodesia
con SUI cobre y Kuweit con su Pc
troleo. La mayoria de ellos estan
acostumbrados a que gran parte
de sus entradas procedan de ven
tas a los Estados Unidos, de mo-
do que Sc encontraran afectados
acknowledgements al bajar los pre-
clos de las mate las primas y al
haber menos demanda por parte
de Norteamerica para sus mate
rias primas.
El case mas extreme, por ell
momento, es ell Rhodesia, cu-
70 complete progrma de desa-
rrollo esta basado en- un precio
mundial para ell cobre que es dos
veces y medic mayor que ell pre-
clio mundial actual. Ell fenoms-
no tiene, por ahora, un efecto es-
(Pasa a Ia Pagina %
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29
Tempo ~Tormenfoso
PoR JOSEPH ALsoP

didas adoptadas por ell presiden.
te Eisenhower para combatir es-
ia depression. Lo que es mas, los
expertoS de la Tesoreria brita-
MICA tienen todavia una marcada
y confortante confianza en- los
funcionarios norteamericanos
que practican las extranas arteS
del manejo economico.
A decir verdad, la Tesoreria
britannica es hoy dia cast ell uni
co lugar en- TODD Londres donde
Sc puede escuchar alguna buena
palabra en- favor de cualquier
parte del Gobierno estadouniden
sc.
De no corregirse esta tenden-
Ella actual en- los Estados Unidos,
10 que es doloroso para Norte.
america ha de ser decididamen-
tie catastrofico para Gran Bre-
taia. Esto es inherente en- la de-
sagradable situacion heredada
por ell nuevo y capacitado Canci-
Her de la Tesoreria de Gran Bre-
tana, Derrick Heathcoat Amory.
La mejor manera de describir
esta situacion seria diciendo que
Gran Bretana es como I'm Banco
cuyas reservas son tristemente
inadecuadas. Ell efecto de una
depression continuada en- los Es-
tados Unidos seria obligar a los
clientes del banco a retirar gran
des sumas de sus saldos en- GAIA.
De prolongarse demasiado esta
situaci6n, podrian agotarse las
reservas del Banco. Puesto en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29

heredar que los encantos fisicos
y espirituales de SUI persona. Me
base en- un dato; ell hombre feo
eonSciente de su fealdad, STEM.
pre- la menciona, con 10 que da
a entender la preocupaci6n que
lie causa, quien no es honrado
hace alarde de honradez para
convencer a los demas de ella; su
novio menciona siempre ell di-
nero de sus papas probablemen.
tie para onvencerla a listed de
que no piensa en- el. Pero 81 no
piensa en- Ell ic6mo es que habla
tanto del asunto, sobre TODD 81
Sc tiene en- cuenta que para ha.
blair de algo hay que pensar en-
csc algo? Consecuencia: 20 81
fuera listed, d~esconfiaria de sus
alardes y sinceridad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29
De Ponumd

Procedentes de Panama y por la
via aerea llegaron a Miami en- dias
reclentes, a disfrutar de una tenn
porada de ~recreo, la gentil dana
sonora dona Esperanto Simons de
Alvarez, acompanada de SUI hijo,
ell joyen Ovidio Enrique Alvarez.
Los Alvarez seran h~uespedes du-
rante SUI estadia aqui de dona .Ju.
liza de SimonS, Consul General de
la Republica de Panama en- esta
ciudad, y cunada de la sonora de
Alvarez.
Les presentamos un cordial sa-
Judo de bienvenida y les desea-
mos una permanencia muy grata
en- Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29
LA REcETA DEL Ola

ablanden, saque la pulpa tenien-
do cuidado que la cascara no Sc
rompa, MAZE la pulpa del chayo.
te con un tenedor, anada la sal,
ell queso y la pimienta. Una TODD
bien y rellene las cascaras. Bata
los huevos y eche por encima pa
ra cubrir Ell chayote. Espolvoree
con pan o galleta rallada. Cueza
al horno durante 20. minutes,
a calor moderado. $3.50 FL
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29

Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la culta dana Guiana sonora
AIDA Anderson, motive por Ell cual
nos complace enviarle nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y votos
porque goce de muchos, y muy di-
chosoS, amos mas.
Nos complace enviar I'm cordial
saludo a la apreciada senorita Nor.
ma Maria de la MOta con motive
de la grata celebration de su cum
pleanos en- esta fecha, y approve.
chamos la OCCASION para desearle
muchos amos mas de vida.
Cumple hoy sus ocho amos de
edad ell simpatico nino Carlos Paez
a quien nos complace felicitar ca
rinosamente y desear muchos amos
mas de vida. al lado del afecto de
su amantisima mama, sonora Do.
r0tea Paez.
Rodeada del afecto de todos los
suyos celebra en- ell dia de hoy Ia
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos la
preciosa nina Mariella Brocq del
Pozo, a quien nos complace felici-
tar carinosamente y desear una
larga y venturosa existencia.
Nos es grato felicitar carinosa-
mente al precioso nilo Mike Mi.
Her quien celebra en- esta fecha
otro aniversariO de SUI despreocu-
pada e~xistencia, y desearle muchos
amos mas de vida, plenos de ale
grias y prosperidad.
Hasta Danli, Honduras, en- don.
de fijan actualmente su Residential,
enviamos nuestras carirosas felici.
taciones n la gentil dana cuba
ma sonora Nena Fontanett de Mar.
tinez, eSposa del senior Max Mar.
tinez, Jr., con motive de la grata
celebration de su cumpleanos.
Los esposos Martinez residieron
en- Miami durante muchisimos
amos y gozan de numerosas amis-
tades en- esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29
DEsPEGO

Querida Amaranta: Mi n0vio
me quiere muchO, segdn dice, y
pr0yecta caSarse cOnmigO, ase.
gurandO que no 10 hace pOrque
mis- padres tengan un negOcio
bastante flOreciente y otroS me-
dos de fortuna. PerO 70 creO
que no debfa repetirlo tanto.
Ademas, 81 solo me habIa de DO.
da y muy POGO de las rOmanticas
cosas de que los enamorados sue
len hablar. SCree listed que este
muchacho me quiere realmente?
LETTIE
Parece que quiere mas la segu-
ridad material que listed pueda
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29

0MAYOFE RELLENO CON
QUESO
4 chayotes.
2 cucharaditas de sal.
l taxa de queso de Holanda ra-
llado.
IL cucharadita de pimienta.
2 huevos batidos.
IL taxa de pan rallado.
Parta en- 2 cada chayote, cue
"a al vapor o hierva hasta que
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-29
Bodos de PapeI

Celepran hoy la grata OCCASION, de
sus bodas de papel, primer aniver-
sario matrimonial, ell senior Ted
del Rio y sonora, Daisy .Valcarce
de del Rio, miembros %apreciados
de nuestra colonia cubana residen
tie en- eSta ciudsd.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones y votos por SUI
dicha imperecedera.