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fHH days and recetUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Max Albert Newman, II. 500 A st. Sc.
and Bonita Jean Beuter, Is, $40
Twenty-fifth 81. NV
A sss rSc s,oi. 4. 1 1SSa,o douris g. .is
Meades 81. ne.
Reuel sheridan Moore, IT., "a, 1905
Otis 81. ne, and Katherine Elizabeth
Keller, 20, 1898 Monroe 81. ne.
Arthur Rec McCary, 35, and Thelma
Viola shellinston. Al, both Of New
clary Lester Bowman, "a. 1918 Gales
81. ne. and Ella Mae Owens, 20.
DO7 Twelfth st. ne.
Joseph Allen Smith. 10, 3s2a Thir-
tenth s 3 I Pa ,. ana Mary q Ssrnics
Hugh L. Hin, II, % street ne. and
Marva Wright, 10, 407 Eleventh 81.
Earle stephine Dorrelle. 40. and Dora
Belle BaumEartner, 3S. both Of
Silver Sprine
Paul Eddie Pritchett, 81. 4905 Ninth
Sc. NV, and Dolores Elaine Hagans.
20, 4S43 Illinois ave. NV.
James Thomas Jones. %, and Elizabeth
Woods, 80, both OF 134s Euclid o.
NV.
james Eldridse Jeter, 81, 514 Okla
E Mans fss 81 ma 40 az st. M n%. ~
Billy Charles steed. 20, Jackson; Miss !;
and sandra Louise Krell, 10. 1870
congress st. Sc,
william Henry Bowie. IS, and Mary
Yineha johnson, 3s, both OF 3ld
Twelfth st. ne.
jerome Meyer Lord. 40, .9407 Weaver
Katy, 81, 1915 Ruatan St. Silver
| Spring.
Robert Frederick Boldt, 20, 1925 7
St. NV, and Sally sue Allore, 20
Saginaw, Mich.
Brainard Charles Butter, Al. s23 I
st, ne. and Rita Turner Maynard,
81, 3427 Thirteenth St. NV.
Maurice Francis Ellis. IS. s11 Twentieth
| st. ne. and Maxyne Clementene
Brooks, %, S07 Twentieth st. ne.
Pablo Antonio Rodriguez, 81. 1855
Kenyon ST.. NV and Gisela Gertrud
Ullmann, 81. 2201 X st. NV.
Edward Walter Jensen, 20, Cleveland,
/ Ohio, and Helen Louise Stein, ~,
| JO24 Tlloen 81. NV.
William M. culkin. so, 1929 Thirty.
ninth st. NV. and Eileen Joyce
shansey. rs, 1901 Davis pl. NV.
Niels Holger Skate, SO, 1891 Lamont
st. NV. and Marie Schmidt, AZ
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Walter Henry Black. "a, 419 Seven
! tenth st. Sc, and Pearl Evelyn
Gilbert, 81, 1920 Independence ave
sc.
i William A. vancroft, 40. -2705 Thir-
! tenth st. ne. and Ruby May Rainey
20. 1909 Clifton st. NV.
william Harold Britton.- Is. 746 Co
umbia I'd. NV, and Lorraine Mar
cues johnson, II, 7S6 Columbis
I'd. NV.
Oscar Randall Sheppard. jr.,. "a, 260S
| Adams Mil I'd. NV, and Barbars
| Jean Gartrell, 81, 3422 Hishwooo
dr.. Sc.
John Ronald Naughton, 10, IL Ana
costa I'd. Sc, and Joyce Ann En-
brey, II, 1117 Park pl, ne.
Earnest Spencer Borum, Fl, 41t
Eleventh st. Sc. and Mary Let
Brown. 10, 800 Tenth st. Sc.
James Hartsell Hayes, 80, 1901 Twen'
tieth sd. NV. and Helen Josephine
stone, SO. 1908 Nineteenth st. NV
Ralph Arcaro. jr., 90. no address given
and Catherine Frances Killbridge
%, 3533 o St NV,
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Pulpit Will Honor
Memory of Rector

A pulpit An memory Of the
Rev. Arlington A. Mccallum,
rector OF st. Paul's Catholic
Church from 1924 to is4s, win
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Christian Scientist

Robert S. Van Alta, mem
Der of the Christian Science
Board of Lectureship, will
speak at IL am. tomorrow at
the Apex Theater, 48l3 Mas
sachuSetts avenue NV.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. C. laD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. iCatt three
fun days and receiue the
license on the nth DAY. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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Vivo! i. the look of ItoIion sportsweor =.
captured by White Stoe for Woshinotons junior
debs:
to) Pormo Points in Striped or Solid NopoIi Blue
ond Palermo Peach cotton; SIG. 4.9S
(b( With Gondoer jacket in striped cotton.
4.98
tc) StromboIi Shorts in Striped or Solid Nopoli
Blue or PoIermo Peoch cotton; GIG. $50
Id With cIossic VI Neck tee shirt Of cotton knit
Blue peach. small, medium and large. 2.sS
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blue cotton; 6-l6 4.9S
~ With Arnel and Cotton sleeveless shirt in
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Continued From
Preceding Page

Teachers College and is director of the
Margaret Dickey Gallery there.
At home, his pursuit is more apparent
The PerlmutterS MRS. Perlmutter paints
under her maiden name, Norma Mazo, and
there are two daughters, Judy, IA, and
Ellen III live between the paintings in
a Semidetached house at 1926 HALEY ter
race Sc, which is lone big workshop and
studio"
A New York native who started drawing
as child, Jack Perlmutter decided to de-
vote himself to the fine arts when he got
to Washington. He was his own teacher.
He studied, read and went to galleries. In
1896 the Barnet Alden Gallery held his first
one-man show.
Meanwhile, he had been photographer
artist with the Navy during World War II,
later returning to the Printing ONCE and
subsequently transferring to the Navy
photographic ONCE, where he now works
as a photographer.
His photographic job led to the alternate
outlet he believes any painter should have.
He began experimenting with zinc plates
in his art work, and put years into develop
ing his fine print technique.
For the last is years, Mr.. Perlmutter
says he has has managed to paint or 3
hours every day, and from 8 to 10 hours on
Saturdays and Sundays. Besides his full
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time job, he teaches two nights a week and
superviseS the gallery.
The artist Is now in Japan, on a years
senior Fulbright grant to teach printmaking
and painting at Tokyo University. While
there, he hopes to do extensive research
into Japan'S rich history of printmaking
Being an artist, he finds, is "frus-
trating and exciting" His approach Is
semi-abStract. Although he accepts the
CONTINUED
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Dillwyn, Ri. 2

Mrs. Eugene Taylor. Jean Robert
TAYLOR and Geraline Taylor visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindberg Moss i'll
Sandston, Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Charlton, Mrs. w. w.
Moore and Mrs. r f. Charlton at
tended the recital of Mrs. Bald
ridges pupils in Curdsvllle. Satur-
day. They then drove TO Ashland
to see Mrs. Hatcner's iris garden
and to fish in Miss Johnson 5 pond.
Mrs. Morrell Clarke. of South Bos-
ton. and Mrs J E. Miller and sons.
Jimmy and Charlton. joined them
there.
Mr., and Mrs Charles Charlton att
tended open house on Mothers Day
at Roanoke Veterans Hospital.
Leonard Dunklm was the speaker
at Hanes Chapel Sunday.
The Rev and Mrs. E. B. White
were callers Of Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Taylor, Sunday evening.
Clinton Gary spent the week at
his home here.
Mrs. E B. White entertained the
Hanes Chapel WSCS Tuesday, May
IL.
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Dillwyn News, Social Events
Vests Hear Talk By Australian

Williamsburg, spent several days
visiting her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. j. Ernest Wrenn.
Thomas N. Morgan. Tommy and
Allan Morgan and Talmadge Hanes
attended the toy show in Baltimore,
Sunday.
Visit in Tabbs
Mr. and Mrs j. C. Dlnkum spent
the week end in Tabs as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Tim Charlton. Mrs
Charlton has just returned from
weeks tour of New England.
Mrs Walter Marcuson and son,
of Richmond. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tom MaXey last Sunday
William Smithers, Of Richmond,
was a Wednesday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carton.
thursday. Mrs. j. c. Dgmkum.
Mrs. A. c. Wood. Miss Cora Wood.
Mrs. Juan R. Anderson and Mrs.
W. W. Moore visited Mrs. Claiborne
Beatty in Harrisonburg.
The Ada Hanes Circle of the First
Baptist Church met Monday night
with Mrs. j. Ernest Wrenn. Mrs.
Wrenn was in charge of the pro-
gram entitled. Hawaii.
B. n Ransom. of Richmond. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ransom and
children. of Fork Union, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Burroughs and R. B. Ransom.
Mrs. j. M. Burroughs, Miss Caro-
lyn Dawson and Miss Noel David
son attended the piano recital of
Mrs. Halle Baldridges students,
Saturday Following the recital they
were luncheon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Johns in Curdsville.
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Wingo and
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Curdsville

The Official Board of Smyrna met
at the church Tuesday evening.
Miss Patsy Adams. of Dillwyn.
visited Mrs. NJ. NJ. Julian. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
attended services at Moore's Church
Sunday morning where Mr.. Dun
KUN spoke in the absence of the
pastor. Rev jenkins. The mo ST.
lent Pulpit program. in which the
laymen have been speaking, will
end May 81
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkrlm
and her mother. Mrs. Lucy Duncan
Of Columbia. spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ayers in Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernard Proffitt
and daughter were luncheon guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Prof
fit in Charlottesville.
Sunday and Saturday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dowdy were
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman, George
Kessler, of Farmville. and Robert
and Stanley Wooten. of Tuggle.
Mrs. Joyce Huskey, of Richmond.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Rafferty, and son, Garland. Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Wilson returned home
Saturday after spending some time
with Mrs. W. C. Flippen in Co
.lumbia.
Mr.. and Mrs C. D. Proffitt and
daughter were in Farmville. Thurs
day.
Mrs. M. NJ Julian called on Mr..
and Mrs. Columbus Ownby and the
Chance family. Sunday. They also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ownby.
Mrs: Herman Dowdy and daugh-
ter we're in Farmville. Tuesday.
The quarterly conference of the
Farmville District at Smyrna
Thursday evening was well at
tended. The churches had good re-
ports. DR.. Carroll presided.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Dunkum
and Miss Lizzie Wilson were in
Richmond Wednesday, Miss Wilson
stayed on for a few days visit with
friends.
The recent rains have been
great help to the gardens and other
crops.
Mrs. Walter Duncan returned
home Wednesday after having spent
ten days with Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Dunkum.
Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. Wise were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wise. of Richmond, and Mr..
and Mrs. Virginius Grigg and three
children, of Alexandria,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Christian,
of Richmond spent the week end
with their parents.
Edward Lee Harris has been on
the sick list. but is now better.
Due to the recent rains, there has
not been too much work on Route
IS. You can already miss some of
the curves.
Mrs Marguerite Beasley, Jack
and Georgiana and Mrs. Minnie
Pearl Elan, all of Farmville, were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Ruth Phaup
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! ward county.
Members Of the Bob White Patrol
are Jimmy Dean, Tommy Shu-
maker, Charles Heath, Van Shep-
herd and Charlie Newton. They
scored 2l5 points out of possible
240.
Troop BIB Of F'armville placed
second with a total Of 20S points,
ard the DillWyn FLYING Eagle Pa
troll placed third with a score of 206
points Members Of the Flying
Eagles are Spencer Adams, Johnny
Pennington Bobby Snoddy- and E.
M Wright.
The Compass Course included.
knots and rigging. first aid, axe
manshin, fire building and locating
Of finder in the woods. physical fit
ness and recognition Of incorrect
procedure Scout leader j. M. Bur
r0ughS and James Holmes Wilker-
son. senior Scout patrol leader, and
Sammy Ransom, accompanied the
group in which l6 patrols, with 100
Scouts, competed
Annual Luncheon
The Buckingham County Woman S
Club will hold its annual luncheon
Friday at LongWood House Mrs.
J Francis West will install the new
officers for the coming year. In
charge OF ARRANGEMENTS is the hos
pitality committee with Mrs Will
liam Chappell, chairman. assisted
by Mrs. j Branch Forbes and Mrs.
Cleveland Jones.
The Buckingham Central High
School band. boys quartet, and boys
and girls choruses presented a pro
gram of music Friday night at the
annual music festival held at Buck
ingham Central.
Awards were given to two seniors
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LEGAL NOTICE

=
TO: JOSEPH H. PALMER: MAR
GARET JOHNSTON. HAZEL HUN
TER, MELBA KEELING. HELEN
MILLER, IRENE P. McCALLEY
ard all Of the other heirs at law Of
William H. Palmer, deceased, whose,
names and addresses are unknown:
Please take notice that on Sept
ember Is, 1859. at TO am, or as
soon thereafter as l can be heard
l shall move the Circuit Court of
Buckingham County, Virginia, at
the Court House to direct the Clerk
Of the said Court to execute and de-
liver to me deed for a tract of land
in Curdsville District, of Bucking-
ham County, Virginia, containing
some % acres. more or less, which
was purchased by me from the
Treasurer Of the said County for de-
llnquent taxes theron, assessed
against VIM H Palmer, and sold to
me on the 2nd day of May. 1856, and
which was owned by VIM. H. Palm
Ell. now deceased.
HOUSTON l.. GARY,
DillWyn, Va
JOHN b BOATWRIGHT, pa
fol- their outstanding contributions
III music. one for instrumental and
the other vocal
Miss Becky Clark, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lyon Clark, of
New Canton, won the instrumental
award, and Miss Jean Seay. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Seay, Of
Andersonville, received the vocal
award.
Maury f. LeSueur, president of
the Buckingham County Ruritan
Club which sponsored the Arion
awards, made the presentations.
E. Bruce Knapp, director Of
music. led the band when Miss
Clark was featured at the piano in
Gershwin's concerto. Rhapsody in
Blue. N
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matrlmony for the plaintiff from
the defendant on the grounds of de-
sertion.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed, according to law,
stating that due diligence has been
used BY Or on behalf of the plain
tiff to ascertain in what county or
corporation the defendant, Oracle
Hamilton Fuseymore is, without eff
feet; and that it is believed that
the said defendant is not now
resident of the State of Virginia;
Therefore it is ordered that the
said Oracle Hamilton Fuseymorc
do appear within ten days after
due publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect her
interests in this suit.
R. H. BLANTON, Clerk
j. TAYLOR WILLIAMS. p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia
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MIR. and Mrs. Dudley r. West, Of
THE Tavern attended dinner
meeting of the English Speaking
Union which was held Thursday at
the Commonwealth Club in Rich
mord. The guest speaker was the
Honorable ward Beale. Aus
tralian ambassador to the United
States
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Self and Mrs.
Harold Coleman and her son visited
Hunter Self at Mcclure Hospital,
Saturday
The Farm Advisory Board mem
bers and their wives Of the South
ern States Cooperative Association
held a dinner in the recreation hall
of the White Hall Methodist Church
Thursday night Dinner was served
by members of the WSCS of the
church.
Mrs w. W. Moore, Mrs. R. E
Charlton and Mrs. E. A. Charlton
attended the piano recital at Mrs.
Halle Baldridge's home. Saturday
Following the recital. they visited
Mrs. S. c. Hatcher in Ashland.
Mrs. j. Francis West and Mrs
v. Wayne Dawson spent Saturday
in Richmond
Week End in Allentown
Mrs. B. A. Seay and Abner Seay
spent the week end in Allentown.
Pa. where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. IobSt.
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Lyle, of Rich
mond. and Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Goodman and daughter. Margaret,
of Charlottesville. were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. R.
Wingo.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Wrenn. of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-22
Bob White H.lns

The Bob White Patrol Of Dillwyn
Boy Scout Troop No l25 won first
place in the event section at the
camporee STAGED during the week
end at Davis farm III Prince Ed
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Rainey in Curdsville. Sunday.
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Buckingham, Virginia.
May 8, 1859
A copy teste:
JOHN C. SPENCER, Clerk
ctE Al

5-15-4t
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of Prince Ell
ward County. May II, 1859
VIRGINIA LOVE BOOKER FLYNN
Complainant
JETHRO FLYNN.
order Of Publication
The object Of this suit Is to Oh
tain for the Complainant from thu
Defendant divorce from the bond
OF matrlmony on the grounds Of de-
sertlon for a period of more than
one year
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the Defendant. Jcthlo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
Club Calendar

Council of Church Women-Tues-
day. Feb. II. 7::45 pm Mrs. H. D.
Yaberyan will speak on Missions
in the Mid East, Presbyterian
Church"
Nora Lancaster Garden Club
Tuesday. Feb. IL. $3.50 pm, with
Mrs. j. Monroe Johns "Wild
Flowers will be the topic of guest
speaker, DR.. Robert Brumfield. Elk
hibit: line arrangement of bare
branches using any plant material
for accent.
College Hill Club-Thursday, Feb
IL, 8 pm, in the home of Mrs.
Graves Thompson. Hostesses. Miss
Anna Dickhoff. Miss Jean Massey
and Mrs. E. r. Elliott. Mrs. c. B
Vail will present the program.
Judith Randolph Patriotic Ban
quet-Thursday. Feb 10. $50 pm.
at Longwood House. Speaker: Mrs
Matthew White Patrick. vice presi-
dent general NSDAR. For reserya
tons call Mrs. Douglas Gee or Miss
Agnes Watkins before Monday, Feb
Is
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Tau Chapter Meets

The Tau Chapter OF Delta Kappa
Gamma held its third meeting OF
the year in Blackstone Feb. ) with
Is members present
After the usual business, the pro
gram chairman. Mrs. Patty Jack
son. introduced Mrs. la Elmore
as moderator for the panel discus
sion entitled, Through the Looking
Glass"
Mrs. Elmore, Mrs. Nancye Lash
ley and Miss Orline White discussed
attendance, rograms and member
ship participation, as we'll as
promptness and cooperation.
Miss White brought out the fact
that each member should view her
self as if in a mirror and live UP to
the saying. Give TO the world the
best you have and the best will
come to you
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Miss Mason Hamlet will spend
the week end in Williamson, NC,
where she will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Mercer Lowrey.
Mr.. and MIS- Alfred Price we're
in Richmond Thursday for an Oil
yer Corporation meeting They also
visited their daughter, Miss Evelyn
Farmer Price, at the Medical Col
iege School OF Nursing.
Mrs Gordon Burke returned Fri
day from a two months visit with
her daughter. Mrs. w. D. Haley,
Jr., and family in Greensboro, Ky,
MI. and Mrs. j. H. Wamsley will
spend the week end in Richmond
with her sister. Mrs. Carl Soyars,
and Mr.. Soyars and viii attend Lii
Abner."
Mrs Charles I. Noble, Jr, visited
her mother, Mrs. Laura Ransom. in
BIZ 'kstone during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton B. Dick
Noel Of Roanoke. were week end
guests Of his mother, Mrs. George
R, Rodgers. and Mr.. Rodgers.
Mrs. Baldwin Stewart of Dur
ham, N. c.. was a recent guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade E. Macdonald
before leaving for q visit with Mrs
George Sexton, Jr., in Shreveport,
La.
Mis- Erby Johnston and son, Win
ston Johnston are visiting her par
ents. NM and Mrs. G. E. Winston,
IN West Palm Beach, Fla
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The marriage of Miss Joan Kicker
Baird. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Baird. of Newport News,
and a granddaughter Of Mrs. Flor
ence Kicker. of Farmvnle. to 1t.
Roy Douglas Hunnicutt. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Hunnicutt. of New
mort News. took place Saturday.
Feb. Z. in Hilton Presbyterian Pres
byterlan Church. Newport News.
Before a background of palms.
white flowers and lighted cathedral
candles. the double-ring ceremony
vas performed by the Rev Julius
GarDett. pastor.
Given in marriage by her father,
tho bride wore a gown of Chantllly
lace and satin, fashioned with a
Sabrlna neckline etched in seed
pearls. Her veil fell from a cap OF
lace and pearls. and she carried an
orchid and stephanotis on a Bible.
Miss Jacquelyn Baird was her
sisters maid Of honor. Other atten-
dants were Mrs. Thomas Baird. Jr.
Of Knoxville. Tenn. Mrs. Robert
Eastwood, Miss Sylvia Olnev and
Miss Beyerlys Amory, all of New
port News
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Nh and Mrs George A. Newman
were overnight guests in Washing
toni D. q, last week.
MI. and Mrs R. J. Hurt and
family visited his brother and sis-
tey-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Hurt. in Lynchburg Sunday.
MI. AID Mrs. Il. c. Kayton. Jr..
Win entertain their bride club Fri
day evening"
Mn and Mrs 6, n Booth, MI.
aid Mrs. Eddie Bates, Of Amelia.
ana Mr.. and Mrs James Bates. Of
Richmond. were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. ?. j. Ollie and
family. Of Buckroe Beach, Sunday.
They toured Yorktown and other
Surrounding points of interest
Tae Mitchell of Washington ~
has been visiting friends and rela-
tiyes here this week.
MI. and Mrs. Floyd G Price had
as their guests at "Persimmon
Hin fol- the week end His mother.
Mls w. {. Price ~ Kemp+yllle
aaa Ii. s;s-fr M JOAN a Hud-
glna ot N5li9lK
lin. and Mrs W. D. Haley, Jr-,
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FILA Announces
Plans For Beauty
Contest March G

The Future HoTnemaEers of
America will pre- senta "Ml5s
Farmville High School beauty con
test which will be held at Farm
vile High School March s.
All contestants mast BE sponsored
by club in the school They must
meet certain Qualifications before
they can be selected Some Of the
main qualities are citizenship, att
tude, school spirit. fl'iendlinesa ana
neatness. Contestants must also be
able to display some sort Of talent
such as singing, dancing. reldina
and sewing The clHb Sponsorine
The winner Will receive SI0
Miss Farmville High School
will receive q SILVER cup and Win
be entered in the Miss Teen c1n-
test sponsored bv Teen NIaaaz44e
The selection Of miss Farmvlia
High School val Be made BY GU
side judges. They Will ju7 taa
contestants Oh natualness. po.se
individuality, GROOMING dress coz
oring. gracefainaSs fagre. cAarn3
and talent. Each of these Qualities
Will count len points each
Tickets VIII ID available Eli the
door. After the beauty contest there
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Attend Wedding

Among those from Farmvllle at
tending the wedding Of. Miss Joan
Kicker Baird to 1t Roy Douglas
Hunnicutt in Newport News were
her grandmother, Mrs. Florence
Kicker. Mrs. Henry Vaughan and
children. Nancy and Herbert. and
Mrs Harvey Bollinger.
The wedding took place Saturday,
Feb. z.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
World Traveller
Speaks Feb. II

Mrs. H. D. Yaberyan. world
traveller. lecturer and conductor of
tours. Of Shreveport. La. will ad-
dress the Council of Church Women
Tuesday evening. February II at
7;45 O'Clock in Farmyille Presby-
terrain church.
Her subject will be Missions in
the Mld-East." This is the con-
GLIDING program in the study Of
the MidcEast sponsored by the
Council Of Church Women.
Mrs. Yaberyan will come TO
Farmvllle from an engagement in
Lynchbmg.
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Healthy hair u pretty hair II
YOU want your hair 10 be l,E-
trcus and lovely. you've grt TO
take care Of It, Hair should be
cnmhed And brushed regularly.
and Sllainpooed as often as
necessary It is very important
to rinse hair thoroughly. If you
have any scalp problems. it is
best to consult a specialist.
When getting a permanent. it
is very important to get the
type that will be best for your
hair. Your hair will be soft,
lovely and easy to manage
when you get your permanent
at the Vanity Beauty Shop,
Farnlville. We specialize in in
dlvidlal styling. Call $50 Tor an
a2aeS..sar, a..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
Mrs. Rieker's Granddaughter Weds
ROY d. Hulnicutt In Newport NelUs

Mr.. Hunnicutt was his sons hes,
man. Ushers were Joe Burdette. OF
Greenville, S. c.. Thomas Bryan
Baird, Jr., OF Knoxville. Tenn, War
rem Chauncey and Gerald Owen
Vaughan. of Newport News.
A reception was held in the social
hall Of the church with Miss Nancy
Vaughan. Of Farmville. cousin Of
the bride, in charge of the bride S
book.
The couple will make their home
in Richmond.