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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Cooperation
Is Urged on
Democrats
By tn. A.soeisted Press

Democrats must improve
their coordination In the 1860
campaign II they expect to
recapture the presidency. Neil
Staebler Of Michigan has told
party State chairmen and vice
chairmen.
The group is holding three
days Of closed sessions. Mr..
Staebler. Michigan State chair
man and head Of an advisory
committee on political organi-
cation to the national COM
mittee, talked with reporters
after q workshop meeting yes
terday.
Planning Is Stressed
Politics has moved from the
dispersed kind Of operation to
q new type Of presidential
campaigning where there is
q high degree Of planning and
coordination" Mr.. Staebler
said.
This is one Of the important
factors In the Republican
presidential victories Of 1852
and 1856.
How do you explain why we
take the congressional elections
and the Republicans take the
presidency? The reason swe
don't take concerted action.
They plan campaigns better
and even though they have
some phony issues they are
skillful in presenting them TO
the public"
Farley Closes Tonight
Mt. Staebler said the Demo-
Gratis do not have to adopt the
same sort Of tactics a. the Re-
publicans.
I'VE want ito do 1t our way.
but under the stimulation Of
the Republican effort" he said.
I'VE don't want centralized
control but a lot Of RESPONSE
bility from the bottom UP. Lack
of coordination can't be toll
Grated"
The three-day conference will
close tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Fire Damages Yacht

HALIFAX. Novo Scotia, Sept.
10. tAPp.-rIe below decks Sc
verely damaged the Royal Ca
madam Sailing Association
yacht Pickle yesterday. Cause
of the blaze has not been de-
termined. The Pickle, used as
a sail training ship, was OBJ
tanned by Canada from Ger
many as a war prize after
World War II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
'ChonneI Wing Plane
Can Hover at IS M.P.H.

day that many soon-to-be.
obsolete piston planes could
be saved for many more years
Of service II they were modified
to the channel wing principle
This would result In substan-
tial improvements to Their
speed, range and take-off capa.
bility. he explained.
Plans are now underway tt
start producing the COWS In
Canada at the rate Of 500 q
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Streetcur Deruiled
After Hitting Auto

A streetcar was derailed on
Georgia avenue NV. last night
after a collision with an auto
at Columbia road. police said,
| The driver of the car. Jimmie
o. Coclough, ~, Of the TOO
block Of Lanier place NV, was
charged with passing a red
light. police said.
The streetcar and auto
locked together, travelled about
100 feet before the auto broke
loose and the streetcar skipped
the tracks. A passenger in the
auto received a minor head cut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Indio to Aid Bhuton

NEW DELHI. India, Sept. 10
(AP). - India and Bhutan
reached agreement yesterday
on an Indian aid program for
building roads into the isolated
Himalayan kingdom. A spokes.
man said work will start soon
on q road from Jalgaon, in
West Bengal. to Paro and Blu
tan's new capital, Thimbu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
FBl Agent to Speak

Special Agent August Kane
Of the Federal Bureau Of In
vestigation will talk to the
Mems Club Of Har Tzeon Con-
gregation, on youth anc
Crime" at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
at 1910 West University boule.
ward, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

at the exhibit will be Indians
who have lived on farms in this
country and who know the
American way Of life.
In addition. teams Of All
Club boys and girls, farmers,
county agents, agricultural
technicians and scientists will
supply visitors with informa-
ton on American farming, food
marketing and processing
methods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

Nikita knruSncneV IN an
excellent actor. He can
amuse his audiences with his
words and mimicry. Also he
is a master at concealing his
disappointment over his re-
ception by the masses In
this country.
Some heads will fall soon
after the Premier's return to
Moscow. They will be those
who predicted the peace
hungry American people
would receive him with loud
applause and cheers. Because
the intelligence reports in
other instances had been &C
curate. Mr.. Khrushchev took
1t for granted that the pic
ture of the enthusiastic atti-
tude of rank and-file Ameri-
cans toward q man with
words Of peace and coexist-
ence would also be accurate.
The Red dictator was con-
WINGED that the American
people were being ruled" by
captains of industry and vo-
cal politicians. He had seen
many of these in Moscow. He
had captivated them. He was
sure the reaction of the ordi-
nary Americans would be the
same.
Before Mr.. Khrushchev
reached our shores our poll
ticians we're trying to ex-
plain the Red dictator's visit
as a must in order to show
him our great strength and
thus prevent some tragic
miscalculation on his part.
for he alone, they contend,
can trigger another world
war by merely barking out an
order. American and allied
military men do not agree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Laos Rejects Proposal
Of Soviet for Por|ey

VIENTIANE Laos Sept. 10 (AP).-The Laotian govern
ment today rejected proposal for another Geneva
type conference end the fighting in Laos.
will not accept conference that would jeopardise
our unity independence territorial integrity acting For
eign Minister Sisouk Ma Champassak told newsmen.
Mr. Ssouk said Communist North Wet Namese radl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
Leohy ketted S100, 900
In Oil Stock, SEC Says
BY tn. Associated Press

The Government has produced testimony that Frank
Leahy ex-Notre Dame football coach paid $4,000 for oil
that resod friends and acquaintance for $4,000
Securities and Exchange Commission inquiry told
yesterday that Mr. Leahy bought stock Of the Hamilton Gas
Oil Corp. Of Denver-ast while serving director
Smyrna times., 1959-08-13
Federation Plans
Fall Workshop On
Family Living"

Some of the most fascinating
workshops of the Fall Confer
ence of the State Federation of
WOmen's Clubs are being plan
ned by chairmen in the Home
Department. Values to be pre-
served in Family Living" will be
under the leadership of Mrs.
Charles P. Townsend, chairman
of the Home Department assist
ed by Mrs. John j. Williams,
chairman of Family Life and
Mrs Harry w. Bunting, chair
man of Religion.
These chairmen have invited
two prominent clubwomen, Mrs,
Raymond w. Helm, and Mrs.
Donzel c. Wildey, to represent
all clubwomen in the discussion
with DR.. William F. Dunckle,
Jr., consultant for this work
shop. DR.. Dunckle is the Senior
Minister of Grace Church in
Wilmington, Delaware. Ameri-
can University in Washington,
Methodism's only institution
chartered by Congress for the
whole denomination, annually
selects one Methodist minister
from the nation at large to re-
ceive a Doctorate of Divinity,
which in 1851 was awarded DR..
Dunckle. He has travelled wide
ly in Europe and the Middle
East and has served as an eX-
change minister for four months
in London. In 1853, following
the Korean truce, DR.. Dunckle
was invited by the Defense De-
partment to conduct preaching
missions in the Far East with
the rank of Colonel in the U. 5.
Air Force. He is the immedl-
ate past President of the Coun-
Gil of Churches of the Whining
ton area and a member OF the
Commission on Worship OF the
Wilmington area and a member
of the Commission on Worship
of the National Council OF
Churches; a Rot taria n and a
member of the National Coun-
Gil of Boy Scouts of America
He writes for several religious
periodicals; was one of the COM
pliers of the Book of Worship
and a devotional guide widely
distributed during World Wal
ii entitled: Strength for Ser
vice." He is heard each Sun
day over Radio WILM.
Mrs. Raymond w. Helm is a
member of the Newark New
Century Club and vice president
of the United Council of Chur-
chwomen of Delaware. Mrs.
Donzel C. Wildey is past presl-
dent of the Women's Society of
Christian Service of Wesley
Church in Dover and a well
Smyrna times., 1959-08-13
known singer and choral direc-

tor.
Another chairman in the Home
Department, Mrs. Paul w. Short
Dupont Boulevard, Georgetown,
Delaware is the newly appoint
ed director of the l959-l960
Clubwoman's Sewing Contest
for the State Federation. Mrs.
Short is a past president of the
Georgetown New Century Club,
a graduate of the Hahnemann
Hospital School of Nursing and
has been active in many aspects
of community work in addition
to the Women's Club, such as
the Grange, Home Demonstra-
tion and All Club Work. The
sewing contest was under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Norman
E. Frick of Claymont last year
and came under the Crafts di-
vision of work. Such interest
was shown in this activity that
this year a separate chairman
ship was created for the work.
The Delaware State Federation
received $3.50 for 1907 club
participation in the l958-l959
contest and is working to do
the same this year. First and
second place winners for the
state were: Mrs. Allan Gowans,
Newark New Century Club, and
Mrs. L. V. Sohler, Delmar New
Century Club. These winners
will be invited to participate in
this Sewing Workshop at the
University, September 10, along
with two of last years judges:
Miss Janet Reed, Clothing Con-
sultant of the University of Del
aware and Mrs. Agnes Daley,
from the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company of Wilmington.
All interested clubwomen are
urged to attend this workshop
when they will discuss Pat
terms to Fit Your Personality
and Fabrics" 1t is hoped that
every club will have one or
more representatives present to
hear the latest news on the
l959-l960 contest.
Reservations must be receiv-
ed by Mrs. John Cronin, lO5
Bent Lane, Newark, Delaware,
by Saturday, September 3 to
be accepted.
Smyrna times., 1959-08-13
Officers Feted
At Garden arty

A garden party honoring Dis
trict Grand Past Most Noble
Governors, Grand Household OF
Ruth No. "a, State of Delaware,
was held here recently at the
home of Mrs. Grace H. Johnson.
Mrs. Johnson, the only member
from this community to be cited,
is proprietor of the local home.
Dignitaries from Wilmington,
Friendship, Camden, Wyoming,
and Smyrna participated in the
program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
DeotonviIle Soundings
Week End In Pennsylvania Enjoyed
By ellis And King Families

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley ellis and
Mr. and Mrs Weldon King and
girls spent the week end ia Sink
inc SPRINGS. "a with Mr.. and Mrs
John Gills Frances Robert and
LoWrey ellis. who spent two weeks
here. returned home with them
Mrs Bessie Mann was very
hanpilv surprised Friday to have
delightful visit from one of her
nurses she had while at Stuart
Circle in January Miss Planton.
Falts. Of Chula har mothas. No.
r. G. Felts. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dod-
son came with her.
Nv. and MS w g. IindSav, of
Richmond We're supper Quests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vester jenkins, Sun
dav night.
MIR, and Mrs. william Pantnr
Mrs Vester Meador Mr. and Mrs
r. M Rronts ana farailv and MIS-
Pearl Harris. Of Pichmond. visited
Miss Emma Pnckar and hrnthaf-
'ast Sunday and Tuesday WaHars
Pncker Of Richmond ana Mrs. IAa
Dnnnavant Of PETERSBURG. also
visited in the Rocker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Overton and
girls. of Victoria. were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pollard Sun
day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Miss Petty Lou Hil'Sman, of Rich
mond snNnt the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert, Hills
man.
Misses Patsy and Ella Size Shell
ten NJ Richmond snant the waek
nnd with Mr. and Mrs. Winston
Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. willard Maadnr an1
M and Mrs Piche"a Meador of
Richmond visited Flovd Rnrker
end sietar lost Fridav and Saturday
Mrr Tavnlotfe Noador. Miss Louise
Ma Arr ann Thomas Meo dor IF
Richmond. called to see the Ruck-
ore5
~ and Mrs. carnett Frrt and
family cf Fa"n7ville and Mr.. ard
Mrs. Wa1'er Grow visited Mr.. and
Ms Horrv Jenkins. SUNDAY.
MIS- Edna P'pton of Pichmond.
srant tho ,vnek end with Miss
Fn7'1a Rlcker.
Winiano Pttcka" Of Petersburg
visited NJ nd Mrs. Harvey Ruck-
or lat Snndav Tuesday, Mr. and
NJ T.na Dunnavant. Of Petersburg
asd Wallace R"cFnr. of Richmond,
visited MY. and Mrs Rucker.
Mrs F'lwood Hamlet and daugh-
ter Of Gretra spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs Oscar Hamlet
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Morris and
their son, William Thomas.
Saxon Isn't Talking

Edward Saxon went to Milton.
Del, on a company sponsored fish
ing trip last week The fish weren't
biting and Saxon isn't talking not
even about those that got away
Nh and Mrs. M L. Pence spent
the week end in the Saxon home.
Young West went with his grand
parents home for a visit.
Mrs. j. c. Morgan was a dinner
guest Of the Saxons. Sunday
The Rev Howard Wall was a
supper guest in the Trent Chapel
home, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ransom we've
visitors in the William Chapren
home. Friday Mrs. Chappell is
spending this week at Massanetta.
Although they are rot twins,
Susan and Nan Forbes birthday
falls on the same Gate, July %.
There is nothing they like better
than to go bowling. so Saturday
night their mother ard their cousin.
Ivanhoe Morgan. took them and
their guest, Elizabeth Ann Parker.
to FalmYille to celebrate. They
had such good time that they'd
like TO find a way to make birth
days come more often
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Guinea Mills News Events
Moorefields Attend Bolen Family
Reunion At Culpeper On Sunday

last week were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Thinker, Of Dover, Fla, Mr. and
Mrs G. t. Agee, Farmville,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Moorefield, and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Latham and son,
and Mrs. D. w. Sutton, and children,
and Mrs. O. NJ. Sutton, Of Manteo.
Miss Thelma Collins and Miss Sar-
all Carson are patients in Southside
Community Hospital. We hope they
will soon be much improved. Many
friends and relatives have called on
Miss Pauline Carson at her home
Mrs. j. B. Blanton who has been
spending the summer in Richmond
spent the week Of July IA at her
home here. Arthur and Richard Wal
lace NeWcomb spent that week in
the Blanton home
Ford Wilson and r. T. Wilson, of
johnson City, Tenn, spent a few
days last week in the R. c. Wilson
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sims, and
children, Of Richmond, spent Sunday
evening in the H. H. MIrefield
home.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Rowe, of
Richmond. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ Rowe.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Blanton spent
Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Wllkerson, and daughter, in Rich
mond Sally Adams returned home
with them for a visit with Beth.
Robert Prime Wilson returned to
TT. Knox, Ky. July "a, after a few
days at the home OF his parents Mr..
and Mrs r c. Wilson, and family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
BeIona

The Providence women II N \
Church meeting was heId 1rnnrrav
at 8 pm Mrs i u TjnharIa..a
Jr vas tha nrogra,, laadn, ri,a
attendance was gooa Ind T. q
meeting most INTERESTING
Mrs Carlton Elan, If ..Ro,na-
mus laft ~ INV ~ | M, VIII.
Quite ,}rlnber III ,adia. erous png
haitian attend#3 tbn ,,1aa4ny. 4aara
N;ss Jovcn uuffmsr .na r4,so
Demonstratfn,f anart ai.o Viva n
Monday e1r Biacts},,,ra ,rr T.
Yatcs j. wss an,arg III I'LL.
IN attendance II III rastit,,t.s of
Rural affai~s
Mr. ph,lsn pra,sr won. A pa,
,.,ora rnar4o,- ii ...u.. It'll e.' Ell
,I.s c lsaaf I,..,.. r,St hes f.el.
] h,~aao ns- A-i' e'''7'
ph;lin prs-a,. .,a II Nv rI.,....
connfv ayar, p~rt IL RTac. Ar..
Tna.ds,- ara ,4'a,. ,,f,1 e,... r4s
l 1ay~aaF ai'a '1a% "i-I se'#FA f.s+-
Tr ind Ill. r,,a ,,a,.,, a.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Antics Around Andersonville
Antics Around AndersonvilIe
Business And Program Orer, Missionary
Society Fetes Bride 1O-Be With Sh0uey'

The business and program part
q the meeting over the Woman :
Society of Christian Service put
aside every serious thought and
turned into gay party. bridal
shower h0noring Miss Ann Chris
tan. Looking as pretty an ID
radiantly happy as a bride-to-be
should. Miss Christian opened her
many useful gifts and passed them
around for the other guests to ad-
mire- Games were played cake
and punch served. and everybody
declared the party a great success
The hosteSses We're Mrs. l. ew S
Morgan and Mrs Ferd Cole.
Janet Sue is tiny and daintily
formed Her eyes are blue and she
Is the pride and JOY Of her parents.
Nr. and Mrs Harry Bryan. and
the delight Of her grandparents Al
though they have had her less than
two weeks. they can't recall how
they ever got along without her
oeti-e' AoS 10 Liz S1AtH 81 iIuOH1lu
and the second granddaughter of
the Rev. and Mrs Dott Bryan.
The Rev John r Boone is a
guest IN the Bryan home this week
He II assisting Mn Bryan in 4
--eetlng at Chestnut Grove
N;,cationers Come and Go
VacAtloners continue to come and
20 in the community
Archie Cullen. OF Knoxville. who
has been 3 guest of the j Meade
AndefSons fol the past ten days
left Monday for his Tennessee home
Mrs Anderson and Jimmie Ander-
son teok Mr. Cullen back. and will
spend the remainder of the week
IN INN
The Rev William Jessup who
Vas a elassmate of jimmie Ander-
sons al the University of Rich
nlend. and the Rev. Jessup's father
who IS also minister. called in
me Anderson home. Thursday.
Mn ard Mrs J H Leeth and
children John, Cary and Jane.
were At the McCraw place Oh Val
cation last week Each morning
tsley drove oVe, to Buckingham 10
~ with Mrs Y C McCraw In the
afternoon they saw their friends.
.'shed. or Went to Holiday Lake
~he Rev Curtis Holloman. Mrs
H0llonan and their children Marc
and Connie Sue spent the week
With Mrs J. G MORGAN Mi. Nor
can and the Hollomans drove 10
4soanoke Wednesday and were over
gaeht guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
zones.
Mrs kinsey Wingo and Miss
Barbara WIngo spent Monday
'eht in the Morgan home.
NE vacauoning Rollings family
have returned to their home after
a visit with Mn and Mrs Herbert
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

anderson.
Mrs. T. j. Speaker spent the week
with her mother. Mrs c. H. Ander-
son Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell
and Glenn Dillon were week end
guests in the Anderson home Sam
Anderson also has been on visit
to his home people.
A Split-Up Vacation
Mrs Una Flood spent part of her
vacation at her home here. part in
Lynchburg, and part she is reserv-
ing to visited relatives in Baltimore.
The Chappell twins, Martha Ell
len and Mary Jane, have come
home after their annual visit to
the Drumellers in Portsmouth.
Dot Chappell is now taking h e +
twins place as guest Of the
Drumellers.
Vacation days over. Mi and Mrs.
Lightfood Crews and children Went
back to Portsmouth Saturday after
two weeks with the Lewis Morgan
family Nancy Morgan and Doro-
thy Cole went with them for a
weeks visit.
Recent callers in the Morgan
home were Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Barr and their daughter and Mr.
and MS j. W. Morris and son
The Rice Seay family had happy
surprise Sunday when Mr. and
MIS-. Wilbur Haver and daughters.
Sharon and Donna, came from Ken
lucky for a weeks visit Week end
guests in the Seay home were Mi
and MIS- Jack Keith and Miss
Frances Seay Sunday dinner guest
were MI. and Mrs. Bobby Seay
their son. Lennie, ana Miss Anne
LoWery and Earl Seay.
Miss Nancy Spencer is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robert Crews, III
Richmond
Guests At Virginia Beach
Mrs J Branch Forbes. Susan and
Nan Forbes and Mrs. Rodney Smith
spent several days Of last week al
Virginia Beach as. guests Of Cmdr
and Mrs. James Nlfong r \ "
weather vas right, the water was
fine. and so was the trip
Mi. and MS Cecil Phelps. Of
Occana. W Va. and Miss Bettve
Mills spent the week end III the
L P Mills home
Mr. and Mr. Bob BRYAN have
had as their guests. Mrs Bryan 5
mother and si.ter. Mrs Asa Rob
ertson and Miss Brenda Robertson,
Of Knoxville, Tenn
The Rev and Mrs. Keith White
head and their children spent the
week at Bent Creek where the Rev
hitehe ad assisted by the
Rev. George Johnson. was holding
a meeting The Rev. Johnson is
missionary from Alaska.
Mrs. Russell Coleman is the guest
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Julius Coleman
She will return to her home at Tun-
stall the last Of this week
Saturday callers in the Coleman
home were Mrs. S. T. Davis. of
Washington. D c.. Mrs Otis Gil
liam. Misses Elizabeth and " a
Young and Wiley Young.
Returns From Hospital
Shield Anderson is conyalescing
satisfactorily at his home following
an operation at the Southside Com
munitv Hospital.
Mrs. Herbert Anderson. Mrs. E.
J. Spraker. Charles Anderson and
Brayton Caldwell drove to Rich
mond Tuesday and were supper
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Vest.
Mrs. r. NJ Morgan and her
daughter. Cydna, are spending the
week in Buchanan visiting Mrs.
Morgans sister, Mrs. Richard AL
phin and Mr.. Alphin. Mr.. Morgan
took his family TO Buchanan Satur-
day and STAYED for the week end
Tom. David and Randy Garrett
spent several days of last week
with their grandmother, Mrs c. B.
Morgan Miss Louise Morgan was
at home for the week end, ard the
Rev and Mrs. Cowan and Doug
Cowan were Sunday night supper
guests Doug is spending the week
with his grandmother.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Guinea Mills News Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Moorefield and
daughters. attended the Bolen re-
union. at Culpeper Sunday.
/ Mrs. G. w. Movers, Of Martinsville.
spent last week in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Bersch.
Dinner guests Of Nh. and Mrs. E
w Blanton Sunday. July l9, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blanton. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Blanton, Of Farmville.
were visitors in the Blanton home
also
TF. ana Mrs. r. G Wilson. Ford
and "A II wilson spent Friday and
Saturday in the Ross Bishop home
IL Newport News. Mrs. r. c. Wilson
remained for 4 weeks visit.
an and Mrs. j T. Nuckols and
Nancy, who had made their home
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bersch have
purchased . home in Richmond and
moved recently We Will miss them
III WIKI community.
Nr ana Mrs David Boyers and
family Spent 4 week end recently in
Hsrrisonburg
Miss Beth Blanton has returned
home after spending a week visiting
relatives in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Moorefield,
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles SoMthaM. and family Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Lawn arty Planned
NJ Elon Baptist

Mrs.. wilson Fulcher, president Of
the Young Women's Sunday School
class at Elon Baptist Church IL
Pamplin. announced today a lawn
party would be held Saturday, Aug
Hst ! at the church
Given BY the class. The event viii
begin at pm
Iraq! leaders hint Al 4 neutral
policy