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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
| Rice Items
Miss Mary Lyle Visits Relatives
AT KeysUille, Annapolis, Maryland

Mrs. Vivian Vaughan and son.
Spencer, were dinner guests Of MI
and Mrs, Danny Vaughan Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Martha Foster. Mr. and
Mrs Wilton Price and sons. John
and Courtney. Of Brandon, visited
Mfs Lena Morlrissette, and family
Sunday
Clarence Bradshaw Of Durham
NJ g. spent Saturday with Mrs II
H. Bradshaw. y
Mrs K f. Andrews, Of Prospect
has been visiting her daughter-in-
law, Mrs f. G. Andrews, for the
last two weeks They were rccen
visitors Or MI and Mrs q Fl
Walker. of Cullen
Neutrality-suspicious. Visit
Mrs. W Il. Vaughan spent las
week with MI and Mrs Jimmy
/ Mulloy and Misses Matte Vaughan
and Dee Williams in Washington
4 They returned home with hcr I'll
Ward and Miss Betty Lon Molri
VIII be organists during the three
hour service during which familia
\ hymns viii BE- sung BY a combined
choir from the different churches
The offering vail be gwen to tn,
Amelia county religious education
program in the schools
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

the week end Mrs Mnlloy AIN d
children are spending several DAYS
with Nh and Mrs. Vaughan.
Mr. and Mrs Merrill Digger, and
Judy. Gene Banton and Diane, we're
week end guests Of MR. and Mrs.
NJ A. Ayres at Falls Church.
Mrs M S Kelly. Of Lynchburg
and Mrs Julia Kelly of Victoria
have returned to their homes after
visiting Mrs. w. y Mason.
MI and Mrs. Franklin Baldwin
and son. Kirk, OF Farmvillc, spent
Sunday with Nh and Mtrs n w
Baldwin
Mrs. Bradshaw Has Guests
I MI. and Mrs Alan Cheaery anc
children. La Gay and J # anC
MISS Claudia Bradshaw. of Rich
mond, spent the week cpd with Mrs
o. Bradshaw
Recent visitors Id thc home y
Mr. and ms W S Farley anC
MS v. a, Young We're MF ant
Mrs T L Young Of Charlotte Gil.
Mrs Q Mann. Of Farnvillc, Mrs
Graves Powell Of Boykins MI
and Mrs Hcrman Gowen, Of Vic
toria MI and ms ] t. Farlcy
II and c B. Farley, Of Richmond
Mss Mary Lyle Is visiting rela
tives Az KeysyilIe ana Annapolis
Md.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Sandy River Soundinqs
Sandy River Soundinqs
lncessant Rain, Colds, Measles Take
Their Gloomy Toll From Residents

The lnccsSant rain. colds and
measles so completely dampened
the liyelness of Tie Young and the
old in our community last week. we
all but passed into obscurity Had
il NOT been for the pluckinesS of a
faithful few and The force of neces-
Sity iii the case of others. news Of
Sandy River would have been non
existent
Regardless Of the downpour. MIS-
Prank Bruce. the president Of Rice
parent-Teacher association, NJ I s
Robert Williamson and Mrs f. L.
Louis attended The annual Farm
wife PTA district m ting N
Bmkeville Wednesday
On Tuesday. Billy, Blanche anC
Martha Bass and Mary Bruce
ducked their heads and went t6
Richmond iii spite Of the rain
Pun? Not much, for even III Rich
mond folks seemed to have beer
suffering fl 0 III an overdose O
gloomy wet weather
Gargles. Sniifles Squeak Along
There was sickness of some kline
III practically every home. witt
colds and grippe most prevalent
Folks garglcd a n d SMILED. tool
aspirin and steamed Being shut in
naturally the telephones were KEEP
humming Husky voices squcakct
in octaves or droned along il {
monotone like Johnny-one-notc On
BY one our young folks went dowl
With The measles with no respect o
person Neither school nor grade
mattcrod II passed on from one t.
another. .saffeetine seriously tn,
schools attendance
FRIDAY brought Us the welcomet
sunshine Faces lit up. tension le
up. activities picked up, spread 0
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

measles checked Up and everyone
was happy
j. r Bruce was home for few
DAYS after visiting Mrs Albert
Hillsman of Amelia. and before re-
turning to Richmond with Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Woodward Mr. and
Mrs Woodward, and family, spent
Saturday NIGHT and Sunday with
Mr. Bruce All of them dmcd With
Miss Mary and John Bruce Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Oldham cared for
Mrs Patterson in their home over
the week end The DAYS have been
long and lonesome and change
proves a good medicine for any 81
us
Gates Home From Hospital
Charlie Gates, who was coafine6
to Southslde Hospital for severa
DAYS With bronchial infection, re
turned home Saturday morning
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Armisteae
4 ildNt alNdNa I'M 0NH bpiH Ntlt
their doors of hospitality to then
families and friends. This week was
no exception Mr. and Mrs Marvin
Savage, and family Of Norfolk
spent the week end With them. Nh
and Mrs Thomas Bradshaw. anC
family n Farmvile, and Will,
Bradshaw spent Sunday III thell
homo and Nj and Mrs JOIN
CLANCY were their Sunday after
noon callers
Misses Virginia and Betty Gate
arrived Saturday afternoon for {
visi, with their mother and to chccl
on the sick Of their family The,
returned Sunday afternoon
Mrs Jim Price has been witt
her parents for several days at
tending her father. who has beer
sick for quite a while
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
jimmy weave OF Norfolk
visited his aunt. Mrs. II l.. Brad
shaw during the week end.

jimmy Weav yer. OF Norfolk,
visited his aunt. Mrs. II. l.. Brad
shaw during the week end.
Collinses Announce Birth
Mi. and Mrs. w. l.. Collins, Of
Lexington, Ky. announce the birth
Of a daughter March ri Mrs.
Collins Is the former Christine
Bailey
Mr.. and Mrs. Jamie Farley, and
baby. spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr. and MIS-. Claude
Farley
Capt. and Mrs. Paul r. Hllty. Of
4 III Meade, Md, spent the week END
with her parents. Nh and Mrs. r.,
f, Trear Master Jeffry Hilty, who
\ had been visiting his grandparents.
returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs E T Bondurant,
Mi. and Mrs. w s. weaver and
Mrs H p Bradshaw visited DR..
and MIS-. Irby Hoyle Sunday.
Mi and Mrs Bruce Alexander
and children. Bruce. Jr, and SUI
anne. of High Point. N. c., were
week end guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B G. Bass.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
What Do Doctors Die Or

As 4 result Of a recent study in
the USA. the World Health Or
ganization has disclosed striking
prevalence among physicians OF
cardloyascular disc ses. cauS-
Ing the death OF two doctors out OF
three Cancer rated second. causes
one death out Of every six among
American doctors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

non-rcsidents and Parties Unknown
appear within ten days and do what
may be necessary to protect their
interest In this suit
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
ANNIE. MORING FALLWELL. p. q.
3-28-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES


COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of the County Of Bucking-
ham on the It'll day Of March,
1858.
MINNIE M. MAJORS. ct ais
Complainants
| VS.. In Chancery
| Order Of Publication
CORA CHAMBERS. address IN
| known
JOHN LACY CHAMBERS. JR..
| Ossing, N. Y.
BARBARA G. FRITZ. address I'M
| known
DONALD CHAMBERS. ssing,
N Y.
NAOMI c. JONES. Yonkers. NY.
GEORGE HOWARD COUGH, Chi
\ cago, III
HAYWARD MORRIS. Ossing. NY
HAYWARD MORRIS. JR-. Ossing
| NJ Y
VIOLA M. HAYES, New York. NY
ROBERT MILLER. OSsing. NY
MARY M. JOHNSON. Jamaica
l.. l.. NY
CLARENCE MILLER. O~sing. NY
CHESTER MILLER, address I'm
known
AND ALL OF THE OTHER HEIRS
| OF JACOB OSELE If
SUCH THERE BE, WHOSE
Ma MES AND ADDRESSES
| ARE UNKNOWN
Defendants
The object Of this suit is 10 par
tition In one OF the modes pres
cribed by Law that certain tract Of
parcel of land situated in Jane.
\ River Magistcrial District OF Buck
II lngham County. Virginia. contain
4, ing fifty so acres. more or less
\ adjoining the lands now or formcrl.
belonging TO George W. Patteson
7 George r. Patteson. w G. Han
cock, David Patteson. and other!
Of which Jacob Moselcy died seizet
and possessed,
An affidavit having been mad
and filed. according 70 law tina
the defendants. Cora Chambers
John Lacy Chambers. Jr. Barbara
G. Fritz, Donald Chambers. Naom
c. Jones. George Howard Cough
Hayward Morris, Hayward Morris
Jr. Viola M Hayes. Robert Miller
Mary NJ johnson. Clarence Miller
Chester Miller are not residents o
the State of Virginia or their ad
dresses arc unknown and tina
there may be- other parties inter
ested in the subject matter Of thl
suit whose names and addrcssc
are unknown and who arc pro
ceeded against as parties unknown
II Is ordered that they do appea
within ten days after due publ
cation hereof and do What may b.
necessary 10 protect their lntercs
in this suit
JOHN q. SPENCER. Clerk
r y SPENCER, JR pa
Attorney At Law
Dlllwyn. va
ROBERT G GOAD. pa.
Attorney al Law
! Livingston. Va.
4 Copy Testc
3-li4
TRUSTEE SALE Or LEO "
! NORTON "A r NJ LOCATED Il
l. CkETT MAGISTERIAL DIS
Z TRICT. PRINCE EDWARD COUh
TX VIRGINIA In execution Of
decd Of trust from Leo W Norto
!. and Lola l.. Nortoug his wife. date
October l6 1854, recorded In I'll
Clerk Is Office Of the Circuit Cour
Of Prince Edward County. Virginia
IN Decd Book rs. Page 1928, the III
derSlpned substitute trustee viii OF
fer for sale at public auction at tn
Leo w Norton farm. Prince EdWar,
County Virginia. OH the % day 0
April, 1858. AT ! 90 p. m all tina
certain tract Of land containing ll2.
acres more or less. being abou
three miles Northeast Of Rice. Viz
GINA and being the property dc
scrlbed ~ saia decd Of trust
TERMS: Cash.
LEONARD v SHELTON.
Substitute Trustee
44-4
VIRGINIA:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

There was excitement and whis-
ncrIng GONG on ID the household
Of Nj and Mrs Ham Lindsey Sat
urdav HI they planned and made
ready 4 surprise birthdsv party
for their daughter l8Ah birthday
Success Of the surprise lay ii get
ting June away from home and
making good time with preparations
in her absence This they did and
found real pleasure IN their secrecy.
Al q given time that evening. 4
large grolp Of her Schoolmates and
other friends began 70 gather much
70 Juc \ astonshmen' Then the
fhn began There was dancing and
games. lovely decorations and a
by birthday CAKE with other re-
ffe 3Bicnis 10 her surprise, too
there wore MANY beautiful offs
EVERYONE had a wonderful time and
WISHED that juno could grow Older
faster With moro than one birthday
q year
Remember Each beautiful little
flower
Hem-s an Easter message from
ouf King.
Hope hes not cniombed IL
darkness
But IN the rcblrth animated l)A
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

4 VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the County Of
4 Prince Edward. March "A, 1853.
I Louise Lodge Ross. Assignee Of Rob
ert Taylor. widowcr, and Stately
\ Taylor, sometimes called StaAev
I Miller, and Virginia Taylor. his
Wlfc,
Compliments.
Y. IN Chanccry
Florence Adams. Martha Pannill.
Floyd Taylor. Robert TAYLOR
I Molly Taylor, non-residcnts, Char
lic Taylor Dorothy Ghce, Infant.
Rosetta Ghee. Infant. Lucille Chez
infant, Wiley Ghee, Martha Mil
Ter. residents. and all unknown
heirs at law Of James Taylor, ST..
deceased who arc proceeded
against as Parties Unknown.
Defendants.
Order OF Publication
The object Of this suit is to effect
partition IN one OF the modes pre-
Scrlbed by law Of that certain tract
or parcel Of land OF which James
TAYLOR. ST., died. seized and posses
sd. containing 5 acres. lying and
being III Lockett District. Prince
Edward County Virginia. about
three mile East Of Sandy River
Church on both sides of state High |
way No. hl2 IS more fully described
IN the bill filed III this proceeding.
and II tho same cannot be conyen. |
lently rsrtltioned IN kind that the
same be sold and its proceeds be d.
vided among those entitled thereto.
An affidavit having been made and
filed according to law stating that
Florence Adams. Martha Pannill. N
Floyd Taylor, RobeA TAYLOR and
Molly Taylor are non-residents of
The State Of Virginia, and that there
are or may be other parties inter
'sted in the subject matter Of this
suit whose names and addresses are
nj 49,. Il = ordered That tie sid
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

Sharon church has been consider
ing a BTU. Sunday evening group
of parents and young people visited
the Farmville BTU at the Baptist
church. After observing their union
in action, they hope to be ready to
make final decision.
Miss Blanche Bass left Monday
to visit Mrs. +. j.. Raiford in
Petersburg and to give her a good
sendoff Mrs Raiford will tour the
.azalea gardens in North and South
Carolina and Georgia She will also
| spend a week in Atlanta, Ga, with
Bulah Mason Raford whom She
cared for through her early child
| hood On her return. she viii stop
over at other places Of special
interest. Miss Blanche viii return
Wednesday,
Mrs c w Hodges, Miss Grace
/ Glasgow and Martin Handy drove
70 Richmond Wednesday and spent
the day with Mrs. + Nj Croxtor
/ and Young son.
John Gates, Jr. paid an mex
pccted visit with his home folks
this week end returning Sunday
afternoon
Garnctts Gather
/ The children Of MIR and Mrs
! Clark Garnet were with them Sun
/ day as Mr. Garrett has not beer
/ wen NE entered Southsdc IIospita
| Monday for few days OF obser
vauon
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Parsons
foi Charlotte G H., spent Sllnda,
AFTERNOON with MI and Mrs q w
Hodges
Mrs w i Gates is delighted t,
have another of her sons settle neal
her Mn aud Mrs jesse Gate
have sold thoil home at Guines
Mills and VIII make their futlir,
home III Farmyillc From thls'va
tagc point. Mrs Gates can Sc,
more Of them and needs only t
cluck ana shc can have six of he
sons with her within minutes.
Michele Louis was a .Thursda,
night guest Of Mrs Oldham Saral
Gillian was also invited but wa
taken with measles and denied tn,
happy little outing
, 1958-09-17
BRITISH

first drastic action taken by
British authorities to stop the
racial violence. The nine de-
PENDANTS we're charged with
wounding three Negroes and
assaulting two others.
, 1958-09-17
John H. Moseley
Acting Collector of Customs
District No. ST.
FOR SALE

8MM BELL 8 HOWELL
TURRET MOVIE CAMERA
Complete with lenses, ex-
posure meter. : $4,000
Protector and action splicer
also available.
Jack Kirschner
Moore's Apis. : so Hill st.
Second Floor
, 1958-09-17
ST. CRoIX

sted on Wednesday, October
20. The two groups will re-
hearse separately until close
to performance time. Please
listen to RADIO announcements
fol- exact time and place,
, 1958-09-17
JCsNT !.

IGsNT
the committee room Of Gov
crnment House. All those who
came over from St. Thomas
returned except Senator
Rhymer.
Of the United States, and
Europe.
Leasing Of the Jet Clippers
enables National to offer the
first commercial jet airline
service within the United
States. The PAA jets flown BY
National will make t h e
Miami-New York run in two
hours and IS minutes, COM
pared to the present scheduled
time Of about 8 hours and so
minutes. Four jet, flights daily
are planned initially between
Miami and New York.
Pan American is planning a
Jet schedule Of s hours and 80
minutes between New York
and London, meaning the toll
flying time between Miami and
London will be only 8 hours
ard 45 minutes by jet airliner,
compared to a present Is hours
and 50 minutes by conven-
! tional piston-engine aircraft.
Later, when National begins
receiving its own DC-8 jet air
liners, Pan American will
lease two of them during the
summer to provide additional
service to meet its peak season
transatlantic travel demands.
Since 1855, the Pan Ameri-
can System has had an inter
change of equipment agree
ment with National which
affords Latin American travel
ers through, one-plane service
between New York, Miami,
Panama, the west coast of
South America and Buenos
Aires.
BRITISH /.
first drastic action taken nv
, 1958-09-17
3rd Floor Phone Sow
Address Queenshill APP. "
NOTICE

##48 MM&&Hh# ENN4=
Notice is hereby given that
the Acting Collector for this
has issued al crd,r
dated August II, 1858 autho-
rizing the name Of the Gas
Screw IBIS Official No. 229594
owned by Edwin Winter Mead
Of which Charlotte Amalie, St.
Thomas, Virgin Islands is the
home port to be changed to
ZAMBEZE.
, 1958-09-17

JOB PR%irr''s
, 1958-09-17

the committee room of Gov
eminent House. All those who
came over from St. Thomas
returned exce pit Senator
.Rhymer.
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His salary as dean win be
$500.
A policy adopted yesterday
win permit all parents 10 reg
lister children entering first
grade In the fall at the schools
nearest their homes. Registra-
tons win be held tomorrow and
June 9.
Negroes Affected
Previously, parents OF Negro
first-grade children were re-
quired 10 obtain application
forms from the school admins
tration office II they wanted
their children enroll In a for
merly white school. Mr..
Schmidt said the policy will
eliminate an inconsistency In
enrolment regulations.
The board voted to name the
athletic field at Laurel High
School the Alice McCullough
Field In memory Of the late
Miss Alice Mccullough, an ele-
mentary school teacher In the
city from 1897 until her re-
tirement In 1891. The county
acquired the field with funds
from Miss Cullough's estate in
1896.
Preliminary plans for a 40
classroom junior-senior high
school on a 3l-acre tract in the
Glenn Dale area were APP
proved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

have asked that the six rooms
be restored.
To County Board
The board is expected TO
study the STATS findings at its
next meeting and possibly APP
prove a building program for
transmittal TO the County Com
missioners, who must also APP
prove 1t before bonds TO finance
the projects are issued.
In another matter, the board
reinstated Vernon C. Hill, 7409
Carroll avenue. Takoma Park,
a Laurel High School industrial
arts teacher suspended after
being accused Of hitting a stu
dent, Michael Murphy. Is, on
the head with a board last FRI
day.
School Supt. william s.
Schmidt said an investigation
disclosed the boy. son Of Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
AlbemurIe Adopts
81 Million BUDGET

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.
May l tspeciaD The $685.
800 Albemarle County budget
for the 1859 fiscal year has
been adopted by the Albemarle
County Board OF Supervisors.
No one spoke, and there was no
discussion at a public hearing
on the subject.
The board has voted a tax
levy OF $3.50 per 500 Of as
sessed valuation TO finance the
budget. a decrease Of Is cents
from the 1857 levy,
The sl.3l3,572 set aside for
schools is the largest single
item In the overall budget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

Betty Turner. 1891 Philip
Towers drive. Laurel. struck
the teacher FIRST on the Jaw at
the close OF an industrial arts
class.
THE board does not In any
way condone the teachers ac-
tion," Mr.. Schmidt said. but
1t was not entirely unprovoked. !"
He said Mr.. Hill win be adj
monished that "in the future
we will not condone any such
action" The boy has been
transferred TO another class.
Warrant Withdrawn
Mrs. Turner had signed but
later withdrawn a warrant
charging Mr.. Hill with assault.
The board announced the
appointment Of DR.. Robert t.
Novak, instructor of geography
at Frostburg State Teachers
College. as dean Of the county's
Junior college scheduled to
open in September at Suitland
High School.
DR.. Novak is a graduate Of
Wisconsin State Teachers Col
lege. He attended Northwestern
University and was awarded a
doctor Of education degree by
Columbia University.
The author Of a geography
textbook, he has served at
Frostburg as a member OF
the admissions committee and
chairman of the faculty. He is
married and has three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

with a view toward including
q high school for the oxon Hill
area larger than that now pro-
posed and a junior high school
in the Beltsville area.
1t was estimated an increase
In the capacity Of the Oxon
Hill school and the Beltsville
projects would increase cost Of
the building program by more
than 81 million.
oxon Hill area residents
asked at last weeks public
hearing that the proposed high
school be constructed to meet
the anticipated future school
enrolment, rather than Just
immediate needs.
The boards present program
calls for a 22-room school at
Oxon Hill. adequate TO meet
present needs only. Last Janu-
airy, six classrooms were elimi-
mated from original plans after
bids on the project exhausted
funds available. Residents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

ceiving calls daily from citi-
gems who want time on the
agenda 10 discuss the S27.4 mil
lion budget proposed for next
year.
In other business, the board
authorized the expenditure OF
$35, 900 for q 2.5-acre tract on
Arlington boulevard as the site
for a new building TO house the
Thomas Jefferson branch IL
brary. The library is now in
rented quarters in Jefferson VII
lage.
The library site. now owned
by Jesse and Chester Williams,
is on the south side of Arling-
ton boulevard adjacent TO the
west boundary Of the Falls
Church airport.
II was estimated another
$1,000 would be required TO
bring sewer TO the library site.
Funds for the tract were asked
by Mrs. Mary K. McCulloch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
Mental Health Office
Opens in Arlington

The newly-established North
ern Virginia Mental Health AS
ISOLATION opened its Offices at
1922 North Glebe road in Ar
ington yesterday.
An agency of the United
Givers Fund, the association
operates a referral and infor-
nation center to guide emo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
Scouts to Be on TV

LEE BURG. Va. May l
Especially The Leesburg Cub
Scout Pack No. o65 will appear
on the Arthur Godfrey Tele-
vision Show at II am. tomor-
row. The pack is sponsored by
Leesburg Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. David c. Crawford.
jr.. is the Scout Master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

tionally disturbed and mem
tally III persons TO proper clinic
for treatment.
Mrs. Cynthia Moore Is the
executive director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01

librarian and secretary OF the
county Library Board.
The board was offered as a
recreation area a four-acre
portion Of the Walnut Hill
Estate on the Falls Church.
Annandale road. The tract and
q lodge. site Of many political
and community gatherings, was
offered for $4,000. The mat
ter was referred TO the county
Park Authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
Two Hearing Sessions
Set on Foirfox Budget

Faced with hours of talking time the Fairfax Board
OF County Supervisors decided yesterday split It's hearing
on the i95s-59 budget into two sessions.
The board viii hear four hours OF testimony Monday
meeting beginning at pm The remainder will be heard
Wednesday starting at pm
County Executive Carlton c. Massey said his once is re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
School Board Restudies
Construction Program

Prince Georges County school ocas yesterday decided
10 take another look at proposed $i68 million building
in the light Of requests made last week for increased
school facilities.
The school board. at a meeting in Upper Marlboro in
structed administrative stan reexamine the
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-13
LOS EJERcIcIos
viene de 10 PAs. . -.

alternando una pierna con otra.
Ejercicio No. 2.-Partir de
la posicion normal, con los bra
EOS hacia atras y ell pecho ha-
ella fuera, aspirar profundamen.
tie, levantando los brazos y
contrayendo los musculos alb
dominates. Espirar a fondo de-
jando caer los brazos y ell cuer-
pc, relajando los musculos. Re-
petir.
Ejercicio No. 3.-Estando pa
rada, juntar ambos pies y aspi-
rar levantando los brazos. Es-
pirar bajando los brazos, cru
zandolos y abriendolos, balan-
ceando ell cuerpo a derecha e
izquierda. Este ejercicio es muy
it'll tambien para reducir la
cintura y evitar la rigidez de
los musculos de la espalda y
de los hombros.