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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-10
Cherry CIRQUE CAR Works On State
H0n0rs; Jed M0lpar State Chairman

The Cherry Grove Society CAR
held its regular business meeting
on Friday. Nov. 6 at pm. in the
home of Mrs A. B. Holmes with
Mrs. j. Guy Lancaster as co-hosess.
Treasurer Kay Whitfield reported
gift Of SIS to the society from
the Judith Randolph Chapter OAR.
Mary Molnar society historian,
presented each family represented
with a copy Of a speech entitled
What is a Good Citizen" which was
given by Mrs. R. B. Crawford, past
senior president.
Sally C. Watkins, chairman of
Patriotic Education. suggested the
society give years subscription
to the CAR magazine to the Prince
Edward Academy library The So
ciety approved this gift.
Sherry Taylor. president, present
ed the requirements for the State
honor roll These were discussed in
detail and the society voted on the
amount to be given to each project.
The society favored scholarship
gifts to general fund gifts
1t was voted that the $40 pre-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-10

| Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Digger and
daughter, Judy, of London Bridge.
and Mrs F. W. Mcintosh. Jr.. and
daughters, of Kingstree. S. c.. were
week end guests OF Mrs. r. H. Dug
ger.
Mrs. Robert Thalman viii enter
tain her bridge club Wednesday
evening.
Stokeley Fulton attended the Ran
dolph-Macon West Virginia Tech
game in Ashland, Saturday.
A. W Covington. George Decker
son, Drewry Gates. Jr.. Travis
Stanley and Bobby Wilkerson spent
the week end in Washington. d. C..
where they saw the Redskins-Colts
game. Sunday
Mrs. Ida SOU ha,l attended a
meeting Of the Virginia Hairdres-
sers Association at the John Mar
shall Hotel Saturday through Mon
day.
Mrs. James d. Wright has re-
turned from visit with her par
cnts. Nh and Mrs A. A. Muir. in
Lynchburg.
Clndy LaWhorne. Of Lynchburg.
was week end guest Of Connie
Lou Oils III the home OF Mrs. Con-
HE ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 7. Atkinson re-
turned Monday from a visit with
their son. P. Tulane Atkinson. Jr..
and family in Eastyllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mayo. II.
and son. Tabb. Of Charlottesville
we're guests Of her parents. MI. and
MIS-. c. F. Wilson. for the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. j. walker Biscoc
of Richmond. and Mr. and Mrs. B.
F. Caufield. of Lynchbpue. were
guests OF Mrs. .Biscoes and Mrs.
Caufield's sister, Mrs George R.
Rodgers and Mr.. Rodgers for the
week end.
| DR.. and Mrs. D. Branch Arn-
stead and children, Carolyn and
Billy, have returned 10 Greenvllle.
~ c.. after spending the week end
/ with his mother, Mrs. j. A. Arml-
stead, and sister Miss Frances
Armlstead.
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viously earned to purchase a State
Flag for the high school be set
aside until permanent high school
building is obtained
Jed Molnar. member of the
society, has been asked to serve as
state chairman Of the grandfather S
con. mittee.
Mrs WI e. Smith. senior presi-
dent. announced that report on
Patriotic Education. Week obser-
vance had been mailed to Senior
president. Mrs. o. N. Coty.
Ann Holmes was appointed chair
man of coupons.
Mrs. j. H. Whitfield. senior vice
president, stated it was time to Sc
cure renewals to the CAR maya
zine, stating it was a requirement
for State Honor Roll
Arm NJ DeMuth, chairman Of the
year book reported they we're about
really for distribution
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
assisted by Anne Holmes. June
Lancaster and Sherry Taylor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-10
Willkie Golladay
Ceremony Performed

The marriage Of Miss Matte
Leigh Golladay, daughter Of Mrs
George Darlington Golladay. Of
Scottsville. and the late Mr. Cola
day to Robert Frederick Wlllkie
of Greensboro. N c., son of Mrs
Gerri Aney Willkie. of New York
City. took place Friday, November
8 at the home Of the bride
The Rev Garry Shelton officiated
Given in marriage BY her brother.
H. Col Howard Golladay of Wash
lngton. p. Oil, the bride had two
attendants. a sister-in-law Mrs
Howard Golladay, and her sister.
Mrs. A. P. McKenry, Of Scottsville
G. C. Golladay, brother Of the
bride of Scottsville, served as best
man
After a reception for members Of
the immediate family and friends
the couple left for a southern we'd
ding trip
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Booth ano
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Booth a n c
children were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Bates in Rich
mond
Miss Minnie Rodgers left Sunday
to spend the week in Washington
D. c.. with her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ware
Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Undertake
and children. Tim and Nancy 10
were guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. w
Noel in Henderson. N. c., for the
week end
Mrs. Johnson Hubbard and Mrs.
Connie ellis and daughter, Connie
Lou, were recent guests of Mrs.
Hubbard S son. R. A. Hubbard. and
family in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wilson and
son, Bill. were in Charlottesville re-
Gently where they attended tn e
christening of their grandson,
Thomas Tabb Mayo, w.
Mrs. Robert Dennis. Of Gaines
vile. Fla. is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. David c. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Motley have
been guests OF his sister Miss Bes-
sic Motley, III Richmond.
Miss Minnie Lee Dean and Miss
Dorothy Boswell. of Alexandria
visited friends here during the week
end.
Miss Caroline McIlwaine, of Bon
Air. spent the week end with her
parents. Nj. and Mrs. T. j. Nc
IlWaine.
Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mrs. Mar
tina Bailey and daughter. Miss Jane
Bailey, all Of Lexington, have been
visiting their sister. Mrs. John
Anderson. who is patient at South
side Community Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Sanford had
as their week end guest their daugh-
ter, Miss Patsy Sanford. of Church
land, and, Miss Beth Gannaway, of
Bon Air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Pillow and
son. Brad. of Richmond. visited his
mother. Mrs. Clara Pillow. during
the week end
Billy D. sydnor and Edmund New
man. Of ST. Christopher School in
Richmond, spent the week en- d
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Will Sydnor and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Newman
Mrs. j j. Marshall is the guest
of her sister. Miss Josephine Page
il Alexandria
TAYLOR Thompson. of Richmond
was a Sunday guest of his mother,
Mrs. J. T. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Whldden have
returned from visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N Andrews in Somerset.
While there they attended the horse
races at Montpelier.
Mrs. Doc Quick and sons. of
Fishersville, visited her sister. Mrs
Duke Bolieck and family during the
week end
Miss Della Brock has returned
from visit with Mr. and Mrs w
B. Morton in King George County
Mr.. and Mrs. Erby Johnston
spent q few days last week at their
cabin at Kennels. Reach. S. G.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Tate and
son Harold. Jr. have moved from
Pine Street TO Spruce Street.
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Jackie Leigh
Ferguson Feted On
Eighth Birthday

Mrs Howard Ferguson, Jr.. hon
ored her daughter, Jackie Leigh.
with a party Saturday afternoon in
celebration of her eighth birthday
Guests at the Ferguson home on
Second Avenue were Susan Nc
Clellan, Susu Mcintosh. Diane Tay-
Tor. Donna Kay Noblln. Deborah
Kay johnson. P atricia Moore,
Anna Lord. Ann Gordon, Betty
Anne Putney, Susan Keeling. La
vinia James. Martha Andrews and
Jane Inge.
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Lorraine Smith
Hostess At
Pajama Party

Lorraine Smith was hostess at a
pajama party Friday evening in the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
T. Winfred Smith, on the WILDWOOD
Road.
Saturday morning the overnight
guests. Sandra Claybrook, Teresa
Phelps and Patricia White. were
treated to a skating party at the
Farmyille Roller Rink.
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MI. and Mrs. ond H
French. Jr Of Orlando, Fla an
noiince The birth Of z daughter
Sharon Russell Monday, October
g.
Grandparents arc Nh and Mrs
A E. Koch and r. H French
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Cleveland Lodge ~
Picnic To Be Held In
Croaf Home June 28fh

CLEVELAND, o. - Lodge
SO of the Croatian Fraterna,
Union will stage it's first Pic.
mic Of the season on Sunday
June 28, at the Croatiar
Home, 6314 st. Clair Avenue
The outing will begin at
1900 noon, at which time
the first of the barbecued
lambs win be ready for our
guests.
All types of liquid refresh.
ments will also be available
and music will be furnished
by Frank Muza and his Blue
Danube Tamburitzans.
All CFU members and
friends of the area are invited
to join us for a very enjoyable
afternoon and evening. In
case of rain the event will be
held in the Croatian Home.
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Clarion 24S Picnic
Slated For June 18th

CLARION, Pa. "St
George" CFU Lodge 248 viii
stage it's first Picnic of thu
season on Sunday, June %
in Clarion City Park, Shell
ter No. 4.
As at all such outings,
there will be an ample
amount Of hot barbecued
lamb available and other
solid and liquid refresh
ments will not be lacking.
A popular tamburitza or
chestra will also be on hane
to entertain with your favor
ite songs and music for dane
ing.
CFU members and friends
of the vicinity are cordially
invited to enjoy q day with
US in the beautiful Clartoz
City Park.
Jovo Radu jkovie, Sec'y
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Detroit Lodges To Sponsor Contest
In Conf junction With Annual Outing
Queen Will Be Crowned Sunday, July 19
During Festivities At Magnolia Grounds

DETROIT, Mich. The
Central Educational Commit
tee, Detroit lodges Of the
Croatian Fraternal Union,
will hold their annual Picnic
and the celebration of the
CFU 65th Anniversary on
Sunday, July 10, in Magnolia
Park on 16 Mile Road between
Ryan and Mound.
For the first time in the
history of this Committee, it
was decided to stage a Queen
Contest. This, of course, is
not a new idea, as it has been
practiced elsewhere for the
past several years. It is how
ever a new idea for our LODI
ges in Detroit. We wish to
have plenty of contestants in
this new venture.
Geo will give three pri-
zes to our winners in the
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contest: LIST prize a $100
bond; 2nd prize, SIS bond;
and 3rd a $50 bond.
In case Of tie in second or
third place, each contestant
will receive an equal prize.
More details will be furnished
later.
At this time the CEC in
vites it's girl members to reg
ister with their respective
lodges and start working.
Please send your name, ad-
dress, and if possible, your
telephone number to the un-
dersigned, at 5O40 Russell st.,
Detroit II, Mich.
English Editor Of the "a
jednicar Stephen F. Brkich
has assured us of full coop
GRAFTON in publicizing the con-
testants.
Adam Sudetic, Secy.
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to all members in America
and Canada as soon as time
and circumstances permit.
Accordingly, this article is
dedicated to a discussion Of
some Of the many opportu-
mites available for CFU stu
dents who will graduate from
secondary levels and who will
further their studies at col
lege.
The scope of this article
will not include any infor-
nation relative to athletic
type scholarships, which
are made available on a Diff
ferent basis.
The first opportunity pro-
vided for a student is usually
made available at the college
or university itself.
These scholarships are usu-
ally made available because
of high scholastic standing
and a sufficiently high grade
IN competitive examinations
which have been screened by
an examination known az the
College Board Entrance Ex-
animation type or ratings
made or National Merit Scho-
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Pitt 81 Runoff Will
Be Conducted July 5th

PITTSBURGH - Lodge "a
of the CF'U requests all of it's
members to attend the next
regular monthly meeting to
be held on Sunday, July 5, in
Bratska Sloga Hall, 146-
44th st.
The session will begin at 1
pm. and continue until 500
pm, in order to give each
member a chance to cast his
vote for 4 Delegate to the
Forthcoming CF'U 10th Quad
rennial Convention.
Please attend and vote for
the person you desire to rep
resent our Lodge at this
Forthcoming convention.
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1857 that the $4,000 could
never come up to the mount
ing applications for scholar
ship aid. Nor, by Convention
decree, could the Croatian
Fraternal Union allot more
than $4,000 annually for the
purpose.
Hence the necessity and ul-
innate birth of the Croatian
Fraternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc, and the
beginning OF a new educa-
tional era in the history Of
(More Students p. 81
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Ferrigan Bros.
His partner, Mike Nye, Is
also his schoolmate. The rec
ord is under a Fortune label.
Teddy was one Of our Nest
IS star bowlers and is still an
active bowler at the Univer-
sity.
We hope that after he COM
pletes his schooling he will
take as active a part in Lodge
IA affairs az he did in Nest
IS.
The management and men,
bers of Nest IS, as well as his
friends, wish Teddy the best
Of luck in his studies and fu-
ture undertakings.
Anna Rescic, Mgr.
Junior Nest IS
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larship examinations given
locally.
Scholarship Service
Most colleges and universe
ties supply information to
high schools and other secon-
Diary schools relative to schol-
arship opportunities at their
own colleges or universities.
If a student has no partic-
ular college or university in
mind, he should file inquiries
at the office Of the college
registrar as to the type, num-
Der, and amounts of scholastic
scholarships obtainable.
Many colleges and univer-
stiles participate in an agen-
cy known a. the College
Scholarship Service.
Pupils who wish to apply
for scholarship TO . uni
versity should first apply
to the College Scholarship
Service whose address is
Box l76 Princeton, New
Jersey, or Box 27896 Los
Angeles, California.
l have been advised that
this agency requests conf
dental information relative
to financial need of students
and of their parents, and a
complete financial statement
relative to the pupils, source
of income and that Of his pa
rents.
OF equal Importance is the
college p. -
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Akron Lodge 472 Set
For hune 18th Picnic

AKRON, Ohio - The An
nual Picnic of CF'U Lodge Az
will be held on Sunday, June
%, at Kamenar Farm, Route
21.
Barbecued lamb, plus an
the trimmings and drinks will
also be available, beginning at
noon.
Music for dancing will be
by the Blue Danube Or
chestra and there will Be
games for both children
and adults, with prizes to
be awarded.
All members and friends
are welcomed to attend.
Ann Grimsley, Rec.
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Detroit Lodge 351 In Runoff June 28
To Decide Makeup Of 4 More Delegates
Polls Will Be Open Five Hours To Give
Lodges Huge Electorate Chance To Vote

DETROIT, Mich. - Due tc
the fact that only two of our
Lodge 351 candidates for Del
egate to the CFU Convention
received a majority Of the
votes cast on June IA, we will
hold a runoff election on Sun.
day, June %.
At that time We must
elect 4 delegates from the
remaining 8 candidates and
voting will be between the
hours of l and s pm.
It is the duty of every
member to take part in this
runoff election.
We also take this oppoftN-
nifty to remind our members
that two Of our young ladies
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Teddy Nekic Student At Nore Dame University
Cleveland Member Writes LYRICS Music For Popular Song

CLEVELAND, o. - Pic
tured is Theodore (Teddy)
Nekic, a lifetime member Of
the CF'U and the son of Emil
and Martha Nekic, very ac-
tive CFU members.
Teddy, now a sophomore at
Notre Dame University, Is a
former Nest IS member and
now a member of CFU Lodge
ii.
He graduated from Bay Vii
lage High School in 1857 and
then entered Notre Dame
University, where he is doing
a very wonderful job further
ing his education.
Word has reached us
that Teddy has written
both the lyrics and music
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Pitt Lodge | Picnic
To Be Held June 18th
Al Center In MiIIvale

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - All
members and friends of CFU
Lodge 1 are asked to reserve
the date of June 18th on their
social calendar.
That will be the day Of
our Annual Picnic, which
will be staged at the Gro
atian Center In Millvale.
AS usual there will be hot
barbecued lamb, plenty OF
cold drinks and, Of course, our
traditional home baked cook
les and cakes, which our la
dies will prepare.
Please remember, June 28,
for a very enjoyable day at
our outing.
Connie Rubcich, Rec.
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Four Etna Lodge 4 Candidates Facing
Runoff June 28 For I Convention Seats
Voters Able To Select But One Delegate
During Regular Meeting Sunday, June Ia

ETNA, Pa. - A special
meeting will be held Sunday
June 28, by the members od
Guardian Angel" Lodge 4
for the purpose Of electing Z
additional Delegates to the
CFU's 10th Natl Convention,
to be held Sept. 21-26, in De-
troit.
Voting win take place
from 10 am. 10 4 pm. in
the Lodge Home, 80 Grant
Ave. The Candidates are
Frank IskFa, Mark Vinsh,
Helea Kusevie, and Mato
Bosilj jevae.
Only one Candidate was
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able to receive the necessary
majority of votes during the
meeting on June IA. He is the
undersigned, the Secretary Of
Lodge 4.
Every member i most ur-
gently requested to turn out
Sunday, June 28, and vote for
his or her choice of 2 addi-
tional Lodge 4 Delegates.
There will be no business
transacted during this ses-
sion. Only voting will take
place that day, and that, .
gain, betweea 10 am. and 4
pm. Please attend.
Joseph Rnleavina, Secy.
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SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION
TO MARK FIRST YEAR JUNE 27
Scholarship Aid
DeadIine June 50
Students Urged
To Act At Once

PITTSBURGH - The Di-
rectors of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc, reminded
over the weekend that all ap-
plications for 1959-1960 aid
must be in the mails no later
than June 80.
Many young members in
America and Canada are al
ready in possession of appli-
cations for such aid and
quite a few have completed
their forms for the consider
alton of the Directors.
Applications are still a
vailable and may be pro-
cured by writing Edward
B. Servov, ESQ, 3441
Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh 13,
Penna.
Bro. Servov, General Coun-
sci of the Croatian Fraternal
Union, is the Executive Sec
retary of the Scholarship
Foundation.
All applications will be
taken up Immediately follow
ing the June 30 deadline and
the recipients thereof will be
made public in the zajednicar
shortly thereafter.
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1rafford Delegate To
Be Tapped On June q

TRAFFORD, Pa. - This is
to notify the members of
CFU Lodge 541 that voting
for Delegate to the 10th CFU
Convention will take place on
Sunday, June 28, between the
hours of 100 and 500 pm.
All members are urged to
attend and vote for the can
didate Of their choice.
Frank Vuks0n, Secy.
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OF the lodge are candidates N
the Popularity Queen Contest
which will take place in con-
junction with the Central
Educational Committees 65th
CFU Anniversary celebration
on Sunday, July 10.
The candidates are Rose
ann Kolak0vich and Sandra
Markovich, TO whom our
members should pie d 60
their support.
Also, our next regular
meeting will be held one week
later than usual, that il on
Saturday, July IL, beginning
at TOO pm. Make It your
business to attend.
Mark KramaEich, Rse.
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ing for the setting aside an
nually of $4,000 for scholar
ship grants to deserving
young members.
The Supreme Board be-
gan carrying out that 1855
Convention m a n d a t q by
awarding 20 Scholarships in
1856, each valued at $500,
and repeating the act IN
1857.
But it was obvious by late
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ternal Unions 9th Quadren-
NAL Convention at Philadel-
phia in 1855.
During the course of that
conclave, Delegates Stanley
r. Juracich, Chicago, and JOS
eph B. Rady, Hammond, Ind,
introduced a resolution call
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Foundation Now
A Going Concern
Educational Project Has Come Long Way
Since Granting Of Charter June II. 1858
BY STEPHEN F. BRKICH, Assistant Secretary
= Scholarship Foundation. Inc.

PITTSBURGH - The Croatian Fraternal Union Schoi-
arship Foundation Inc will mark it's 1st Anniversary
the Society's Saturday, June II, 1858
Incorporated under the laws Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania and chartered less than year ago by the
Courts of Allegheny County the Foundation actually took
root although unknowingly - during the Croatan Fra
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Scholarship Aid
Rapidly
Scholarship Opportunities Numerous For
Young Croatian Fraterna Union Members
By EDWARD B. sERvOv, Executive Secretary
- Scholarship Foundation, Inc. -

PITTSBURGH - The following information is pre-
sened pursuant the policy of the Directors Of the Gro
atan Fraernal Union Scholarship Foundation Inc,
pressed previously that much information relative to
scholarship opportunities and assistance obtaining schol
arshps other the Foundation would be presented
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Well Water

Miss Maureen Owens, Of Rich
mond, X spending several days with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl W. Berpoh.
Wesley Banton. of PoWhatan,
srent the week end with his mother
Mrs. John Banton
Mt. and Mrs, " a. Tapscott and
children. Tappv and Sandra. Of Sill
yer Spring. Md. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs Joe Steger
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cook n d
danahter, Marcia, Of Durham, N.
q. visited for the week end in the
same home.
Miss Sallie steger is spending the
week With Mr.. land MIS-. Charlie
steeer al Fatton.
Mrs H w Bereob, Mrs. Greene
Davis and Mrs. Lee Banton spent
Thursday night and Friday in Rich
mond
Nh and Mrs. J. K Sinclair and
son. Keith. of Gloucester spent the
week end With her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs A. r Steger. Miss Liz
zie Steaar Is spending this week in
the same home
Friends here are sorry to hear
Of The illness OF Frank Bryant and
wish for him a speedy recovery
The Wei Water HID Club will
meet Friday with Mrs. f. O. Web
Stfr Hi v nm
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Mt. Zion News Events
Household Furnishings Destroyed By
Electrical Storm Fire At Viewers

Alex deBettencourt spent several
days last week With the Derren-
hacker boys at Wealthia.
Mrs. Clarence Thomas and Sandy
OF DlllWyn. spent Monday night With
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs R. B.
Anderson
Holiday week end visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs A. B Jones included Mr.
and Mrs William G. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Carter w. Smith. Of Rad
ford, Mr. and Mrs Willie Tatum
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Keller. Jr.,
and daughters. Brenda and LINN.
all Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs Ken
meth Percy. Of Marietta. Ohio; and
Mr. and Mrs W. B. Anderson
John Davidson and Mrs Oral
Bickford visited Ed Davidson at his
home near Arvonia last week. He
has been confined to bed for sew
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs Rex Early and in
FAINT son returned to their home IL
Richmond last week after a visit
with her parents, Nh and Mrs. j.
B. Belcher.
We are happy to report Vernon
Bickford is slowly improving. He
was able to return to University
Hospital Tuesday to resume his
treatments. He commutes daily ey-
cept Saturday and Sunday.