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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
PeIigra ell
TituIo de
los Yankees

NUEVA YORK agosto 20 CUPID
-iSera possible que los Yankees
de Nueva York pierdan Ell campeo-
nato de la Liga Americana a pesar
de la pujanza que mostraron du-
rante toda la temporada?
Els POGO probable, pero no i'm
possible, porque aun tienen diez
juegos Y medic de ventaja sobre
los Medals Blancas de Chicago, y
faltan solo 35 juegos para terminar
ell ano. Sin embargo, TODD es posi-
bleSpues los Medals Blancas estan
empenados en- una serie de triun-
fos que hasta ahora Sc eleva a seis
juegos, y los Yankees tienen hasta
ahora cuatro d~errotas Seguidas.
Dick Donovan permitio solo cua-
tro hits para dar a los Medals
Blancas la victoria por siete a una
sobre los Medals Rojas de Boston.
En- Nueva York, home rms de Roc
ky Colavito y Vic Wertz ayudaron
a los Indios de Cleveland a infligir
a los Yankees SUI novena derrota
en- IL juegos, por ocho carreras a
seis.
En- otros desafios de la Liga
Americana, los Atleticos de Kansas
City ganaron por partido doble a
los Orioles de Baltimore, por Qua
tro a una y seis a cuatro, y los Sc
nadores de Washington vencieron
a los Tigres de Detroit por tres
carreras a una.
En- la Liga NacIonai, los Gigan-
ties de San Francisco ganaron a los
Rojos de Cincinnati en- diez entra.
das por cuatro a tres; los Piratas
de Pittsburgh v~encicron a los Ca
chorros de Chicago, por cuatro a
tres; los Cardenales de San Luis
derrotaron a los Phinies de Fila
DELTA por cinco a cuatro; y los
Dodgers de Los Angeles ganaron
por partida doble, por cuatro a una
y siete a dos, a los Braves de Mil
waukee.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
George Brany
Derroto q
juan Rubio

CARACAS, agosto 20 CUPID -
George Brandy, de Puerto Rico,
sano anoche a Juan Rubio, de We
nezuela, por rs y 81 en- eli torneo
juvenil de tents que Sc celebra
aqui. Ell partido Brandy-Rubio fue
en- reemplazo del de Francisco de
Jesus y Manolo Suirez, por indis-
poSicion del primero de estos.
Ell primer set fue un fuerte due.
10 y el cesto del partido Sc consi-
dero como Ell mejor de la primera
noche de competencia.
Los diarios de la mafana dests.
can la actuacion de los puuertorri.
quehos. .EI Universal" dice en- SUI
titulo: Los .pequenos de Puerto
Rico iniciaron triunfantes ell inter.
cambio tenfstico".. Otro disrio. Gel
Nacional" dice: 'FEI estiIo Sc i'm.
puso desde Ell principle hasta ell
fin".
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21

Ell line core del otro juego es:
Valley Field 600 90 246
Darien 1913 10X 7 81
Darien 123 10X 791
Derepentigny Y Clermont. Stem
firing Y Russell
Siemering Sc perdio una blan.
queada "uando Reiean Boyer dis
paro cuadrangular con Roger Noel
en- base en- ell episode final, para
las dos unicas carreraS de los per-
didosoS.
Darieo saco provecho de seis
errores de Valley Field y anot6
cuatro carreras i%nmerecidas. Ell
zurdo Yves Derepentigny trabaj6
los seis innings y en- su transcurso
abanic6 a siete ,bateadores, pero
cedi6 nueve hits Eel montoculista
vencedor poncho a seis y do pase
gratis a tres.
En- ell iuego final del dia. ell
equipo de Kankakee (Illinois) de.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21

W-ILLIAMSPORT. Pensylya.
MIA. agosto 20 CUPID. - Ell equip0
campn6e, Monterrey, de Mexico,
que trata de repetir SUI hazana del
ano pasado, Sc enfrentara esta tar.
de al de Darien (Connecticut), en-
la semi final de la duodecima Sc
RE Mundial de Beisbol Juvenil.
En- ell otro partido del dia, el
equipo de Kankakee (Illihois), Sc
enfrentara al de Gadsen (Alaba-
MAJ.
Monterrey, que este aho cuenta
con solo uno de los pequehos jul
gadores que ~figuraron en- Ell Selec-
cionado del ano pasado, derrot6
aver al equipo de Pearl Harbor
por once a cero, mientras Ell espi'
gado Hector Torres, lanzador de-
recho de doce amos de edad, per-
militia un solo hit y contribute a Ia
ventaja con un home run con dos
en- base. Ademas, porch6 a trece
bateadores En- las entradas SeEun-
da, tercera y quinta abanic6 suce-
sivamenIe a los contrarios, y en-
la quinta solo hizo nueve lanEa-
mientos.
W~ILLIAMSPoRT, Pensylva.
mia, agosto 20.-CUPI)--Permi-
tIendo apenas un hit, Hector To-
rres lleVo a la novena campeona
de Monterrey, Mexico, a un triun-
70 por blanqueada once a cero So
bre Pearl Harbor, en- la vuelta mi
cial de ia duodecima Serie Mum
dial de la pequena Lisa.
Ell habil lanzador derecho de DO.
la rapida abanico a Is bateadores
y dio boleto a solo uno. Sus bateA.
dores, en- cambio, vapulearon 4 dos
de los serpentineros de Pearl Har-
Dor, con nueve incosibles.
Por 81 hubiera sido POGO su com.
portamiento en- ell monticello, To.
res dispar6 jonron de tres carre-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
Por PETER UEBERsAx

ESTOCOLMO, agosto 20 CUPID
Sc iniciaron aver los iuegos
europeos de atletismo y los soviet
cos que venian de obtener un gran
triunfo sobre Estados Unidos EN-
Moscu, no lograron una sofa vic
toria. T..
La.derrota mas amarga de los ru-
SOS Sc proddjo en- una prueba que
monopolizaban desde hacia varios
amos: la marcha atletica.
Ell britanIco Stanley vickers dfo
la mayor sorpresa del dia al ga.
mar la marcha de 20 kilometres
en- c~arretera en- una bora SO mimi.
tos 8 ~segu1dos, aventajando al So
vietico Lenis Spirin, favorito de los
entendidos por cast dos minutes.
Las orras dos finales del dia fue.
ron ganadae por Polonia Y Che.
coeslovaquia, aunque tambien en-
yestas pruebas los rusos estaban en-
fro 'ce ~f?~,r;+~-
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
CEPEDA
RESULT0
. ILES0

SAN FRANCISCO, agosto 20 -
CUPID Orlando Cepeda, primera
base estrella de los Gigantes de
San Francisco, escape ileso anoche
cuando ell dutomovil en- que visia.
ba choco con I'm coche de alquiler.
Ell Academic ocurrio dos horas
despues que Ell gran jugador puer.
torriqueno anoto la carrera de la
victoria de los Gigantes frente a
los RoioS lie Cincinnati
Nj Cepeda nj ell chofer del otro
coche fueron detenidos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
LlGA INTERNATIONAL

RESULTADOS
Miami 8-6. Buffalo IL
Richmond 80: Toronto Is
Columbus 7 Montreal 4
'r~..~-- -. r~~~,-~-A-- n n
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
DlARI0 LAS AMERICAS :

rroto al de Portland tOregon) por
dos a una para clasificarse entire
los semifinalistaS con Ell de Monte
rrey y Darien.
A continuation Sc da ell line SEQ.
re de este iuego:
PORTLAND DOL 900 so
KANKAKEF 900 101 $50
Wise V Krening. Mckay Tay.
lor.
Hoy, los chicos de Kankakee Sc
enfre0taran al equipo de Gadsen
(AIabama). al que por sorteo lie
TOGO quedarse rezagado para dicha
fecha entire los siete equipos que
toman oarte en- Ia serie. Tambien
jugaran Monterrey y Darien.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
Participant
Ia "Ferruri"
en- Modenu

MODENA, agosto 20 (UPI)- La
casa Ferrarj anuncio que participa-
ra oficialmente en- ell Gran Premio
de Portugal, carrera de formula
uno valida para ell campeonato
mundial que tendra lugar Ell "a de
agosto
La Ferrari dijo que inscribira
dos automobiles y que uno de ellos
sera piloteado por Ell britanico
Mike Hawthorn. No anuncio ell
nombre del volante del otro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-21
FuniUl MeiOrO
PrOniu Murcu

BUENoS AIRES, agosto 20
CUPID f joven nadador argen.
tino Fernando Fanjul meior6 SUI
propla MAJ ca sudamericana para
los 100 metros Mariposa sefialando
l minute 5 segundoS Ito
Ell record era de 1.6 $40, esta-
blecido por Faniul en- 1857.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16

NOW IS THE
TINE TO LINE
YOUR GROUND
50 lbs. zoe
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16
R. |. DAVIS
Selling Contents Of

36l4 ToWnleY Id.
Shoker Heights. South Kinsmon
off Lynnfield
Sale Sturts Friday. October l7th.
Saturday. Sunday Till Sold
Friday 10 to 8; Saturday and
Sunday 10 to S
Antique white fromed sofa: wing
choir: tier table: mohogonY end
tobles: lorge hossock; round
gold frdmed mirror; Mognovox
radio and record pluYer: Du-
Mont radio and television COM
binotion both AM-FM: lamps:
small rodios: exquisite solid
bross ondirons. screen. logs:
ldrge original water color; bric-
-o-bruc: dishes: stemwore: single
bed complete: matching oak
chests. desk and chair: antique
white oak twin bedroom set.
complete. matching chest and
modern mirror: muple server:
mople lounge chair: cotto n
spreods. matching dropes. cur
toins: poir Of rdtton choirs and
corner table: formicd top table
and A choirs: many appliances:
Admirol 10 Gu. #. freezer top
refrigerator: Frigiddire stove:
Kenmore gas dryer and auto
motto wdsher: Frigiduire outo-
motic wosher: IA Gu. #. Cold.
spot chest freezer; ping pong
table; pin ball machine. girls
costume; ladders; garden tools:
books; assortment stuffed toys:
lorge assortment lodies. mems.
girls clothing: luggage: noturol
wild Canadian mink coat: 2
black persian lomb coots: fin
gertip grey persian coat; many
miscelldneO,ls items
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16

ELECTRIC roaster; good brown
rug. 9xl2: glass luncheon set,
rose; oriental throw rugs: China
tureen; tea set. etc; reasonable.
GI 1.S357
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16

3-PIECE bedroom set. mattress
spring, good condition.: reason
able w. l-243l,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16
il!l!EI3']!ll GOODS

4ksxsxsx2xNs&2 s4s4sk.As
RCA television, l6-inch Tin work
ing condition). console, $35; or
will accept best offer. RE. 2-8583.
GAS range. refrigerator. walnut
dining room suite, Simmons
hide-a-bed, miscellaneous, etc;
apartment available. PO. 1-4585.
ZENITH oceanic radio, $50; bowl
ing ball, IS; combination storm
door. IS. RE. l-0e75.
EARLY American Junior dining
tory table, chairs, solid maple;
make offer. 124l5 Euclid ave,
GA. 1-6767.
SOLID maple cricket chairs, as
sorted styles from 81 UP. Furni-
ture Wholesale Showroom, l2415
Euclid ave.
WALNUT dining set, buffet, table,
N-inch, 2 extra leaves, new pads.
chairs; reasonable. EV. 2-0076.
CHENILLE bedspreads wing chair,
rug pad. play pen. ironing board,
knick-knacks. shoes, lots. RE.
2-7456.
APIECE living room set good con-
dition. SIS. MU. 1-7904 after 5
p. m.
CHnD's twin bedroom set, with
dressers. $65; lamps and
matching smoke stand. SIS. ~.
6-o955.
FULL size crib and mattress. $40;
training chair. 81; Simmons
davenport hide-a-bed. like new,
SIS. VIII. 3-27S2.
3-PIECE sectional curved sofa, cost
$500 new. used only dozen
times, perfect condition, must
sell, bring trailer along, you
won't want to leave without it,
gorgeous red, SITS. RE. 1-0249.
THOR washer with wringer, SIS;
modern oak breakfast set, table,
4 chairs, SIS; good coil spring,
iron bed, dresser, SIS; overstuf-
fed chairs, So VIII. 2-O65l.
DAVENPORT. rose frieze. wing
chair. electric Singer sewing
machine, spinet desk, breakfast
set. curly maple bedroom set.
cedar chest, wardrobe, 265 gallon
fuel oil tank and gun: 5-shelf
metal cabinet. 37l32 Vine. Will
oughby.
DAVENPORT; cocktail and match
ing end table; 2 end tables and
lamps; lined traverse drapes for
picture window; dinette drapes,
curtains. PO. 1-1344 after 6 p. M,
all day Saturday.
AUTOMATIC dishwasher and sink
combination, C mplete, still
Grated was $3.50. only $3.50. AN.
l-O377.
SOLID walnut dinette set; pcs
Wit With small nall matching buffet. $40.
LIVING room furniture. sofa and
chair, mohair, maroon color; 2
rugs; will will sell very reasonable.
WESTINGHOUSE Gu. #. refrig-
orator, Magic Chef stove, 9xl2
rose broadloom rug, mahogany
5-piece dinette set, walnut round
table dining room set. bed. chest,
many miscellaneous items; Gras-
mere St, MU. 1880.
RUGS, new. alike. 12xI5, 9x15,
9x12. SIS up: runners; exhaust
fan. PO. 1-84O0.
RELOCATING
GAS stove. refrigerators, year-old
piano, black lacquer dinette, air
conditioner, television. victrolas,
beds, heaters, assorted appli-
ances vacuums drapes. steamer
trunks, furs, clothes. FA. 1889
mornings.
SEWING machine, 2 end tables,
other household goods; reason
able. MU l-4354.
DINING room set, 8-piece walnut,
good condition W. 1-8545
MUST SELL
Kenmore electric range. new, Si10;
Maytag washer, wringer type,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16

CHROME kitchen set, SIS; 8-piece
dining set, Sis. KE. 1-5460.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16

Kenmore electric range. new, Sl10;
Maytag washer. wringer type,
$50; bathinet $40. LII. 1-055l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16
SAVE 5O% ON

CLEANING your upholstered fur
niture II estimate is made this
week; no obligation. Call today,
save half EV 2-C63Q
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il!lIEI3'l!lI GOODS

PINE clocks. picture frames.
primitives, lamps, miscellaneous
china and glass. w. 1-1656.
GENERAL Electric mixer. triple
beater with attachments, like
new. SIS; 4 outdoor chairs, So
piece: set of dishes, service
for 8. $40: canning jars Sc each.
RE. 1-3187.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16
Adjustment of Errors

It 10 the responsibility Of the
Advertiser to check the correct
ness of each insertion OF an
advertisement. We assume no
responsibility for the repetition
of errors in advertisements Or
dered for more than one inser-
ton unless notified Immediately.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16

cocktail and end tables, smoke
stand, easy chair Taylor tot, tri-
cycle: reasonable; private. w.
1-3l40
BEDROOM set, dining room set.
piece: reasonable. Ii. 1881,
1927 Strathmore ave.
LIVING room tables, Duncan
Phyfe mahogany; very reason
able MU. 1-5484
WHITE oak dining room set, s
chairs. table and buffet; reason
able. MU. 1-6808.
NEW Is star dining fixture. regu-
larly S58, S22; cocktail table, S.:
bamboo blinds. 75c; hamper, ST.;
General Electric iron, $3.50. PO.
1895.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16
'IIllEI I3Il!l I!] GOODS

ROGER silver. stainless steel, 50
pieces, never used. cost $3.50, sac
rifice SIS. PO. 1-9497.
TAPPAN gas range, large mirror
combination television, radio
phonograph dinette set, 4 chairs
bedroom dresser. pair table
lamps. few kitchen utensils;
leaving for Florida. Ii. 1-0855.
SPOOL type bed, frame only. RE
1-O8lS,
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HOUSE 3iIil D GOODS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
By PHONE - soc MINIMUM,
CASH WITH ADVERTISE
MENT Use MINIMUM. MUST
BE IN OUR OFFICE BEFORE
NOON DNESDAY. NO
ALTON AFTER p. M. TUES.
DAY
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16

MAHOGANY desk and cocktail
table; reasonable. Ii. 1-8157.
BRAND new, inner spring mat
tress and box spring, on frame
with casters, must see to appreci-
ate. PO. 1-2805.
GRAND gas range, dining room
set. table. chairs. reasonable
MU. 1924.
REFRIGERATOR, Servel BIZ Gu. ft.,
very good condition, reasonable.
Gil. 1-6925.
BENDIx washer. princess dresser.
mattress and spring, walnut
coffee table. bookcase desk COM
bination: reasonable. Ii. 1-6858.
BED davenport. lipstick red, in
good condition, trade for regu-
Tar sofa. GIL. 1882, mornings
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SINGER ZIC-ZAC

SINGER ZIG-ZAG
CONSOLE model makes fancy
stitches of all kinds without any
attachments; originally 1853 96,
will sell to reliable party with
credit for only $11l.60: terms II
desired, 10-year guarantee. Call
CHI. 1-0401, credit department.
CHROME legged table. 2 chairs.
So; book case, natural wood, So;
swing arm lamp IS. w. 1-6473.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16

SEWING machine, 2 end tables,
other household goods; reason
able MU. l-4354.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-16
MUST SELL.

DINING room set, 8-piece walnut,
good condition. W. 1-8545.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Green Bay.

Mr. and Mrs r " Owen. T ".
Owen, Jr Henry Ravens and Mrs.
" 3 Hardy, Of Amelia. went To
Baltimore FRIDAY TO attend the
burial Of Mrs W. r. Ravens.
Mr. and Mrs L. A Love attended
the ladies night supper of the
Travellers Protective association at
Kcnbridge Wednesday
The store owned by w u Price
was burned 70 the ground early
Thursday morning The house was
one Of the oldest IN the village and
has been q landmark for many
years
Mrs Eli Patterson continues i'll
AK her home
Mrs Ernest Lindsey, u Rich
mond came Wednesday and took
hcr mother, Mrs II N Nunnaly
home With her to spend few days
Mrs Il p Kaufman and Ms.
Frank Carr Of Appomattox. were
visitors here Thursday.
Debbie Kaufman granddaughter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Bethlehem

Albert l. Red HollingsWorth
suffered heart attack OH Friday
and is now patient in Sonthside
Hospital His many friends wish for
him a speedy recovery.
Mrs John Howard returned from
the hospital on Wednesday and Is
improving
Miss Hazel Tcmpleton. Of Alex.
andria spent the holidays with her
parents, MI. and Mrs, n l.. Tenn
plcton MI and Mrs. Lctchcr Simp-
son. OF TuRgle. Miss Shirley AIRING
ton. Of FarInville, and Henry Rich
ardson. 81 PamplIn. visited the
Tcmplctons Saturday.
Nh. and Mrs. Allen Young. Of
Alexandria. visited Mr. and Mrs
r. r. Young on Sunday
MI and MIS- WI b Adams. Of
Danvillc. and Miss Mary Dodd. Of
Longwood College. spent Easter
with MI. and Mrs. Emmett Dodd
Mrs r. w ScruRgS. Miss Flea
nor Jordan and Billy Scurggs, or
Farmvllle. were Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mis-. NJ a Jordan
Tommy Garrett spent Friday III
Richmond
Mr. and MIS-. &. r. Thackston
visited Mr. and Mrs. r c. Southall.
d Darlington HclghtS. on Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Bride Club TO Hold
Spring Horse Show,
Trail Ride, Social

Tentative lans for spring
horse show and trail ride were
made by Amelia Bride club mem
bcrs at their meeting last week
May rs Is the date tentatively
set fol the spring horse show to be
held N the fairgrounds.
April ~ was selected for the
Birdie club trail ride, which Is to
be followed by social al the horse
show grounds. In case OF rain, the
tran ride viii be held May 4
The club appropriated approxi-
maielv SO for paint and materials
fol- the horse barn At the fair
grounds. Work on the building is to
bc done this spring
Committee members appointed
are. horse show James Royal,
spring show chairman. j q. Dick
crson. fall 4 W chairman. and
George @, Hardy. Ill s. r. Far
rar Mrs. Florence Dovlc. James
Anderson 0 B Ward. T. II Woot-
ton. Mr. and Mrs Ben Dorset and
Mrs. Evelyn Ashman.
Membership. Gail Dorset. chair
man. and Paul Ashman. Mary w.
Ward and Brenda Cary: Social
Mrs S H. Farrar. chairman. and
Mrs James Anderson. Mrs. M. r.
Hntchens. Mrs. George o. Hardy.
iii Mary Elizabeth Anderson. Mrs
james Royall, Mary w. Ward
Brenda Cary. Gail Dorset and Mrs.
IL II Burke
TRAN S. l. Farrar. chairman.
ana Susan Dorset. j w. Ashman.
Jr. Paul Ashman, Byron Ward
Florence Barnard, Gail Dorset.
Mary w Ward. Mrs Florence
DOYLE. Ben Dorset and MI. and
Mrs Stephen Barnard
Livestock association directors.
4. NJ Farrar. George o. Hardy.
III and James Anderson. alter
nate
Mrs Jackson Courier II club
president James Royal. vice
president and Mrs. Fugnia Lee.
secretary treasurer.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11

~ alla ~ T. ,id'leh MpilhR ah'
TT is'eiia' = o. hie'li''ona, spch'
N rast'i loiluaSS WIZ MIS-
Nioin's ; mother NnS. gary faShe
Hal's'ns 1aiher
NJ 1hq Nils. y 1'i'liose halisI0
aau So,,, AndN' OF M'''hlnRlon oefi
,,eH' " Neah sia Mitli TIT hle
M ? ~ h''''soHs iNe Nasisoh
u "aNi.ts'oto' also We at ilotilSt
Ni'rS AaiS i1'e Miihil' Y hien
.isoiiu VISITED hef liio't7f M II
:" "fi.,h ~ tile "ech e,'a
Ass. Ai'et o"o,9oa' q hie'i'aNiu
anu Miss l.ueS i'% "oo''oh' OF
hoiiA ooa 'oiieEe' Neif iioil1e iol
raa'o'
NliSs AHcy is Woo''9h. "ho IF Z
S'iiioi ~ l'o'iRNood eolieRf III o.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-11
Guinea Mills

On Easter Mrs J p Blantor
had a real homecoming with hcr
c h d m. grandchildren n {
in.laWs Those enjoying the day
with her were Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
Murray Chuck and Lee Blanton, Of
Petersburg, Mrs. Milton Price. c
NJ and Miss Carey Blanton Price
OF Prospect. Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Blanton. and Joanna. Of Farmville
Mr.. and Mrs. II B WilkerSon, and
Salllc Adams, Mr. and Mrs. ARTHUR
Newcomb, and sons. and Mr. and
MS Eddie Smith. Of Richmond
and Andrew Godsey. Of Cunber-
land
Mi and Mrs Benjamin McMul.
len, and sons. Of Maryland. are
visiting MI and Mrs J G. Amos
Guests III the Wilfred Hedrick
home Sunday included Mr.. and
Mrs @ NJ Sutton, Mr. and Mrs
d. w Sutton and children. Mr. and
Mrs Jesse Jamcl son. and children
Of Manteo an q Nj and Mrs
Blaine Vance and Cassie Vance
Recent guests at Midway home
OF the Misses Corson, include Mr..
and Mrs John Wood, and children
81 Buckingham. Howell Wilson and
M and Mrs Bruce Spencer. OF
Farmvillc
Nh and Mrs, Jesse w Gates at
lthded 4 ne christening Of their
GRANDDAUGHTER. Betty Helen Inn.
s,sinaav in 0akl and Methodist
Church. Richmond. with the mini
ster Rev r. ? Edwards. official.
inn
Robert Rove, oi the United States
Navy. spent the past week with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs w n Rowe
= David Erwin senior at Cnmb-
erland High School is among those
ENJOYING trip to New York this
week
Mr. and MIS- Blame Vance Ok
poet 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
Lane Of Herdron. this week end.
Nh and MRS Arthur Startling of
4Manakin. were receny visitors in
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
licdrick
Mrs } . Blanton left SUNDAY
for an indefinite STAY n Richmond
with her children
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Trial Date Set For
3 Amelia Youths

AprIl ~ has tentatively been set
KAN 'ir date for trial Of three Amelia
county youths CHARGED Hlth d
variety OF theits
Hastings Courts Judge Oliver
Pollard Of Petersburg vii pre-
sfdc Circuit Court Judge j Gar
land Jefferson. Jr disqualified
himself from hearing the cases III
yol1lng James TAYLOR Warrrn. 10.
James Clements Mundcn 49, and
Bernard Nelson Harris, 20
Defense attorneys arc John b.
Mason for Warren, william /.
Moncuic for Mnnden. and James
M Minor wv. for Harris
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WMu director Shirley Woofton
adult ladies' teacher Marian Blake
young adult teacher Ann Wootton
Junior class Barbara Dlmepant
primary teacher Shirley Wootton
bcgnnc~ class teacher. car olyr
Wootton nursery class teacher
Betty Ann Dunevantg general secre-
tarN or sunday school & II Ran
son and, dcacons. chairman Melvin
Wootton Garland Ransom. Robert
Wright Earl Wootton and Irving
Catleti Thtsc youth deacons will
also serve as ushcrs
Price Returns
Il II Price returned Saturday
after spending last week With his
sisters MIS- " r shepherd MIS-.
3 NJ Dabaey and MIS- Il Dab
ney. Ill Richmond
Preston smith Of Richmond.
spent tho Week end with Ms family.
NJ and Mrs Prank Self. Of
DNlWyn were dinner guests Of their
sou.n-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mis- Eia"ola Coleman. Sunday
MISS Margaret sfeirert spent the
week enc at her home IN stanton
Words Visit
Mr. And ms John s word anl
Rodney Word Of Richmond VISITED
Mn and Alrs Ben Word Faster.
Those visiting MIS- r L Gil
llspie during the Easter season
we're MISS RUBY Gillespie of Rich
m9nd Mrs G 7 Goodwin and
children. Beth and George. Of
Sco.tsFIIle. Mr. and Mrs Roger
CarNile and Susan. Of Culpeper
and Miss Parkie Dumcvanf
The children Of Enon Sunday
school enjoyed an Easter egg hunt
al the Church Saturday afternoon
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And lie Hasn't
Seen Anything Yet.

seems thaf flee and cnthusi-
astic American citizen who visited
behind the Communists IRON Cur
tain last summer carried mail
order catalogue with him A Red
subject y whom he showed N,
thumbed wide eyed through the
catalogue and then asked umbe-
licvinply, You mean 10 tcll NE
that all this Is available TO average
Americans?
Available to them21 countered
the Yankee Doodle Man. VIC have
TO beg them 10 buy iti"
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Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Kaufman.
had her appendix removed at the
Farmville hospital Monday night.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. u.
West for the. week end were Mi.
and Mrs. Rich hard Hatley, Of
Hickory. n {,
Miss Ann Cox has retired from
her position with the government at
Washington. p q, and win make
her home here with hcr mother.
Mrs r NJ Cox