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Evening star., 1959-10-28

OF Mr.. Flynr's estate. He said
part Of it is rightly hers.
Mis- Aadland, a slim 17-year-
old blond who was with Mr.,
Flynn much Of his last two
years, met newsmen yesterday
at a white mansion overlooking
the Sunset Strip.
miss Aadland is not preg-
nant," said her attorney, Mel
vim Belli, adding: "She learned
that only today"
I'm very sorry that I'm not, ;"
said Miss Aadland, because we
wanted a baby very much"
Separated From Wife
Mr.. Flynn, who died this
month, was separated from
his third wife, dancer Patrice
Wymore. And Miss Aadland, an
aspiring actress who has done
some dancing herself, said she
and Mr.. Flynn planned to be
married as soon as he received
a divorce.
Miss Aadland was dressed in
black, had no makeup on. and
appeared pale as she confded
to reporters that she was not
pregnant.
my reaction is one of sad
ness" she said. Then her voice
cracked and tears swelled in her
large eyes.
Miss Aadland, who met Mr..
Flynn on a movie lot, said the
actor dictated a document to
her in Cuba last December. She
said it provided for her and any
male child she might have.
She said she made three
copies, explaining that she can't
spell very well and had to make
corrections before completing q
final draft. This draft, she said.
was signed BY Mr.. Flynn.
Copy to Attorney
Miss Aadland said two copies,
including the signed one, went
to the actors New York attor.
ney, Justin Golenbock. The
third copy, she said, is stored
with her clothes in New York
and is not available to her be-
cause the clothes are under
Mr.. Flynn's name.
Unsigned documents - pur-
portedly drawn up in Cuba last
December and providing that
the girl would get one-third Of
Mr.. Flynn's Jamaica property
Evening star., 1959-10-28
Strange Bird

FORT FRANCES, Ontario,
Oct. 28 (AP).-Bird watchers
'hereabouts should be reporting
any day now on a new species
of ruffed grouse with bright
yellow back and wings. They
needn't get excited. The bird
Just got in the way of a for
estry service timber markers
paint spray gun and few of a
cleaning yellow.
Evening star., 1959-10-28
Beverly AodIond Seeks
Share of Flynn Estote

HOLLYWOOD Oct. 28 (AP).-Even for town rich in
exhibitions and short in nhbitons 1t decidedly un
usual news conference.
The Beverly Aadand in troubled
tones that she will not have child by Enrol Flynn the late
actor, to whom she not married.
attorney announced he will try to get her
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
'Ploffers' Member
Sued For Divorc'

Los Angeles CAMP Herbert
Alfred Reed member ~ the
famed "pattors' singing group
was SIZED FOR divorce BY his wife
Florence Attorney for Mrs Reed
aaid she would name in court a
Los Angeles woman an a eorres-
pendent In the divorce action II
Reed contests her snit.
Mrs Reed charged her husband
with cruelty and committing
adultery with the woman The
complaint listed as community
holdings property valued Al $40 coo
plus household furnishings and a
1883 Cadillac
Wants $3.50 Month
she Is asking s73o-a month ait
mony Tor the support OF their two
and a half year old son Mrs
Reed sala her husband draws a sal.
Ary 81 $3.50 a week whether ne
works or rot lie has received up
20 S. GOO for two days work. abe
said and n able to meet aiirnouy
demands
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thought you might like today.
tried 10 find one with little DIFF
ferent thought, 80. when ! read this
one, I thought Of all Of the lovely
treasures IN the world that are
free and how very little most Of
us treasure" them.
Nearly every one has said TO
himself. how I wished / had APP
preciated the things my parents
tried to do for me" You also
said, Il remember how much /
must have hurt my mother when
/ cried because she made a dress
for nae for the party ! did not
realize then the hours and hours
she spent sewing Tor me. nor the
love that she put in each stitch
she made As is natural. that came
later While AT the party several
Of the giris told me how lovely my
dress was and how they wished
their mother could make one for
them / looked at them and saw
they meant what they were say
ing Mary, the oldest girl told me.
your clothes always look like
they were made Just for you Ours
all follow certain sameness
You rushed home from the party
and told your mother what the
girls had said about your dress
being so pretty She was pleased
not because Of what the girls had
said but because you were happy
Years later, you were to learn
that your mother was one OF the
best modistes in your town and
how happy you were to "be one
Of her best customers" after you
had married and had home Of
your own
Your mother was treasure
you appreciated SO many times
we reach 10 the sky for our treas
ures when they are within our
grasp
Very often we look az what the
other person has and think q
would DO nice IL we could have
the same When We do that we
really shut ont some ot the very
richest blessings we have right at
hand Suppose they DO have wealth
or position You have forgotten
YOU have your health and can
earn a good living for yourself and
your family You are very happy
with your family and you should
count all of these blessings and be
grateful
Be happy with your treasures
and dont close your eyes to the
joys you have within your reach
In their hearts there are many
who envy you your lovely family
We shouldn't use the word envy
but say there ARE some who
would give all they have 20 enjoy
a happy home with children in Il
That - the way people are, some
Of them They are always think
ing the grass on the other side u
the road IS greener than theirs
Take time oslt ard count your
assets You didn't dream you were
80 wen or did your
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
THE VALUE OF A SMILE

A smile costs nothing but gives
50 much II enrches those who re-
ceive Il; takes but a moment. but
the memory Of il sometimes lasts
forever None is so poor but he
can be- made rich by IT, A smile
creates happiness In the home, fos-
tiers good WIN In business. and Is
counteragn Of friendship II
brings rest 10 the weary cheer
TO the discouraged, sunshine 10
the sad and is natures best anti
dote for trouble. Yet IT CANNOT
BE BOUGHT BEGGED, BOR-
ROwED. or STOLEN, for It is
something that is OF no value to
anyone until il is given away Some
people are too tired to give you
smile Give them one OF yours, as
none needs a smile so much AS
HE WHO NO MORE TO GIVE!
Mr. William Martin
Trptu f,p,t ysyaaLe this Ia ugufr
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File No s0ts4
ORDER ron NEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION ron
nINInIml-IION

STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or HESNEPfN
PROBATE COURT
ne Estate Of David IAuar. De-
endNnt
III liz ORDERED that the final
account and petition Tor examtnA-
ton thereof and for distribution.
filed hersln. be heard on Monday.
February 2ud 1859 AZ 40 o'clock
An 81 thia Court In the Court
House ia Minneapolis, Minnesota
ard that all persons Interested IN
this estate present objections. N
any. why said petition should not
be- granted
THIS order shall be published in
the Minneapolis Spak aar1au and
copies thereof mailed according 20
las
tsRAT8
WITNESS. tha HON MELVIN
PETERSON Judge ~ Probate
Eaurt this sth day cf January.
1859
ROSE FOSgEEN
CLERK ~ Probate Court
Sachs karl}nS, Gr0Naman a KarIiuH
-Ef& Binders Exchange
Minneapolis. Minnesota
Attorneys
tspokssmsu. Ian 3. Is, q ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
THIS N That
by hazel
underwood

~ ANU NJ Will Aif r.
One midnight deep In starlight
still.
dreamed that I received this bill,
In account with life
Five thousand GREATNESS dawns
all new
Five thousand flowers fresh in
dew.
Five thousand sunsets wrapped in
gold.
One million snowflakes served ice
cold:
Five quiet friends; one baby's
love
One white mad sea with clouds
above.
one hundred music haunted
dreams
OF moon.drenched roads and hur.
rying streams,
OF prophesying winds and trees
or silent stars and browsing bees
One June night In fragrant
wood;
one heart that loved and under
stood
/ wondered when | walked AZ day
How how in Gods name could
pay
When searched for poem l
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
ELLA FTTZEGFRAID SCORES
HIT ON GARY
MOORE'S Tp SHOW

New York fANpl Singer
Ella Fitzgerald scored a big hit
when she appeared as featured
artist on "The Garry Moore show
Tuesday, Jan. q
a CHS network presentation,
Mogre's show is seen from 100
10 ~ 90, pm EST Appearing
with Miss Fitzgerald on the show
were dancer Carol Haney and
comedian Andy Griffin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Coast Attorney And wife Ro-fnoe 2n Wedding Ceremony

Los Angeles fANtty and Mrs Vince Monroe Townsend
wedding recently
marked family dinner the Townsend Those
tending the dinner Mr. and Mrs Bowling Mansfield brother
ssnlaw Mrs Townsend observing silver
ding anniversary
The anniversary coupe repeating
marital which originally performed in brooklyn r.
csmbcr 70 1887
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Have you ever stopped 10 think
there are 50 many things money
can't buy Had YOU ever thought
that you cannot buy a smile
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
eIyn RIah,, oe,, p,lerI,y from Noes. Atl-clo

toaton Mass Organized labor u Massachusetts VIII
top priority civil rights Wam Bclanger president
Gently Massachusetts
address, before meeting Of England
bratng the 6th the Jewish Labor Committee
labor always
civil permanent standing
rights appointed by AFT~Cfo
we recognize that
freedom Bn Rights continuing ending fight
he
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Cairo amp Prime Minister kwame Nsrmah arrived
New Debit Met airport Republic
social affairs minister
Z happy herc
Il hack a home
After ~ taken
Tahia place ey President Canal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Mi.sl..lppl oirl ryrninp 70 Bono. pos,or, sey

jackson, Miss amp a year old girl turning
medical authorities this being
In hopes that the tsraae be arrested
Hecy smith the daughter me puvuoa smiths
las November noticed stiffness her Neck and
Although such
unable
81 shoulder
doctors her disease which gradually
harden
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

groea passage discrimination
Doktor 6year old Negro student wandered his
pushing IS 1857
his fell desk breaking his
later had 10 be ampuated. Dokt0r said
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Nlps,Ian. None sa..ey .spo,,.men o. ,he Yee,.

Lagos Nigeria tANr) World feahsrseight champion
Hogan KID trophy
sportsman the group spors
organizers who hers recently
haaaey who twice has successfully defended the
beating chef nas previously trophy
81
The trophy awarded annually the Ngean sportsman whose
performance Nigeria
during tbs past year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
kaAcP Denouneos pIun To Build Jim Gro,
IL, A4g9xsxafnn

jackson. tANfl The loea branch q the gAACp
dashed plan city bund park golf
cpu
The dcnouncatou Thompson praised
sid relations described
ri wonderful
However the NAAtr took issue the
ed facilities saving Negro citizens u Jackson interested
people only Negroes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Washington fANil Rep Adam G. Powell last week stated that
,kegcio dspoaod planning
u a
Batlsta told that Betlsas
personal physician daily already
Florida.
Democratic said trying
country
becoming for dletaors"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Hahoaan tho American currently
touring Europe
scheduled at this Boaho theatre that
evening Illness aso delayed his India
baritone he seriously
ver tired
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

wadeaboro. CAMP little Negrp held
sohoo they supposedly joined kissing with
a white playmate Monday oa their bid for freedom
. Thompson the
the civil rights quietly throughout this t~o
a hearing
Walter q Johnston aed that the boys had
illegally Illegally
Lynn u attorney HAACp
would appeal the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Soviet Rocket Rskonsd phvphvtekj" by African NJ
Rogn, styov~boxao yhev gav

JOHANNESBURG fA Whcn tod the sove' eoale rocket would
natives ~ this
vi their rocket
They tphuphuesr. which "hs thing that
anywhere"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23

Claims Son lost log Because OF rfegru'on Fufhsr Sues
Hsckensayh N . lamp A white suit against the
EngloNd bpara u peaon Wednesday claiming utvxraoo
NJ an EnEievood achool caused his % hose a lex
Henlamn Dexter flied behalf Of hs ityrar
old 500 Robert he said his uner
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
neh,. Promises lond Reform

bombay India AMP Prime Minister Hrarn last week commit
ruling Party policy u land reform however be
opposed Communist style eoileetlwzation.
his full weight elements Within the Party
opposing he for redistribution
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
Ioodor Aean National Congress Barred Northern


UYanFyFc enanr African National
Congress banned from Northern HhodeSa
Banda the leader u Nyaaaiand8
FEEDER with md Hhodeaa
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Negro Teoehsrs Owe soiory NAAcP. official


Jackson Miss tANrl An ofncial the here
said Negro teachers The pay
they may have received
Megrr Eyora Mississippi field SECRETARY, n a
statement last week aimed county
grand i that his criticism showed he careless
Eyerp said Negro citizens throughout the
what they today"
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HoiIs seIuss,o moy Ansnd Niosrio

reported thia Halle Sci.
Emperor Ethiopia the Independence
celebration
possibility NIKoan
Chief Fesia okoe Ehoh during audience
Ehoh the United Nations Economic Commissions
Abaha Emperor congratulated tho
popple Nigeria attainment ndepend
Ethiopia long brena
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
South AitIson Pepper sIas,s Nk,Ynoh ohona Government

Johannesburg AMP The Indian newspaper
the Leader commenting q
Ghana br kwame Nktuman. to india aad
H the kud ~ independence which ~ Nrumab
brought Ghana 90 Dc pattern Afca
Africa should remain whore she stands to-day
psree added IN earnestly hoped
tho poer plain that happening
boz understood by any democratic standard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
sITUATIoNs-WoMEM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO Los ANGELES
around the 18th. Wanted one
passenger to help drive; refer.
ences EXCHANGED. ia. G-1S73.
GENTLEMAN-Leaving Mons am,
Sept. IA, to arrive San Francisco
BY Sunday, Sept. 20, with short
stop-over in Chicago. Share ex-
penses and driving. Call Ii.
f-6622, $40 TO 1890, weekdays
only -
LEAVING FOR DENVER, COLO:
Sept. s, driving Buick car. will
take three adults. KE. 7-1674.
STUDENT leaving next week for
Fl Paso, Texas, desires riders full
or part way. 10. 5-l215.
2 YOUNG LADIES leisurely driving
to Seattle, Sept. 4 or 5, 2 passen-
sers: share expenses. HU. 3-SbSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
GIRLS. 1926 TRAVEL

Calf, Hawaii. entire UsA and re-
turn. transportation furn. Anyone
may apply including English
speaking foreigners. Accustomed 10
earning Sl25 wkly. comm. plus
bonus. Circulation sales. No exper.
needed. Cash advance. Must be
neat and personable. Mr.. McLain,
CAIRO HOTEL, 1915 Que st. NV,
Don't phone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
GIRLS, l8-24-TRAVEL

Calf. Fla. Texas, Hawaii. Alaska,
Midwest. New auto transp. fur
nished: immed. cash draw comm.
bonus, $3.50 TO $3.50 mo. Mr.. Nc
Kinney, Hotel Roosevelt. 21O1
18th st. NV. 10 to 2 pm. Don't
phone.
GIRL FRIDAY, Fails Church
bkkps. typing, no shhd:, IS hrs.
start S325. POTOMAC EMPL.
104 E. Broad st., JE. 2-7272.
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HELP WOMEN

sECY. .sTENo:. ssper,: ass so-s6j
Apply in person. AMERICAN 81
CURITY a TRUST CO., $50 ibtf
st NV, RIM. 4ll,
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK

Pull time TO work afternoons and
evenings. IN mod. dry eleanipl
right party, Vacation and holidays
with pay, plus free cleaning anc
laundry and other company hene'
1lts, Apply In person or telephone
WHEATON VALET, ll447 0eorgia
ave, 10, 5-44O0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

WAITRESS, white, ezper,: night
sSrs s " IrS snd ip ssps Ss ~: AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03
UNUSUAL WOMAN


SHE MUST
Look like q girl
Act like q lady
Think like O man
Work like a dog.
For interview appt. phone IA
WAITRESS, white. experienced
full ime, sood pay. AIS RESlAU
MATTRESSES, colored; neat AMI
attractive, some exper. or vii
train. Apply In person. MAR
QUETTES TAVERN, 2O1 lot.
MATTRESSES, white. exper.; eve
work. Apply In person, PACIFIC
RESTAURANT, 1928 s. Cap. st
WAITRESS. colored: size "a; split
watch: live near. Apply in person
HOTEL OFFICE, 231O AshmeaC
pl. NV.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced
day or night work. VILLA ROSi
RESTAURANT, opposite Hechts
Silver Spring. JU. 7-5500.
WAITRESS, white, experienced
1l:15 am. to 7:l5 pm. Apply II
person, CHINA INN RESTAURANT
Shirlington shopping center. Ar
.ington, Va.
WAITRESS. white, experienced
FRANCISCO RESTAURANT. in Be
thesda. Call OIL. 6-12S2.
WAITRESS, colored, experienced
for luncheon only. Apply in per
son. OLD CLUB RESTAURANT
sos s. Washington St. Alex.
MATTRESSES WANTED--Full time
hours, 1l:30-S pm. Apply FLY
ING SAUCER RESTAURANT, JE
4-9126.
MATTRESSES, white. must be ex
uerienced. Apply In person. GooC
SEsRRRYY'asS sE tHSo FEST H OF Nj
90S Thayer ave-. Silver Spg., Nd
WAITRESS, white: excel. WORKING
como. Apply WIGWAM REsTAU'
RANT. Rte, 30l, Waldorf. Nd.
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HELP WOMEN

sss Esq., fo4o SEH.;:!'p i ks;Se.' sssssi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

SECRETARY. EXECUTIVE. perm
position with international com.
pany. fully qualified in Spanish
English dictation. 10 Prince ST
Alexandria. XII. s-4437.
SECRETARY, white, for executive
director, national college fraternity
headquarters. Dictaphone, no
shorthand. Excel. working condi-
tons. Good future for lady under
30. Tipping ability. dependability
important; 1928 per mo. Call NO.
7-1s4s.
SECY. legal, SS5 wk., use IBM
cleo dictaphone; ] girl once.
REcEP., $4,000. meet public, must
cLERK-TYPIsT: select once, SIS
wk. ST.; high school grad.
rs other select typist-recep. posi-
tons daily. S66-SS0 wk.; fol
apt. dial ST. 3-366s, Miss
Evans: BoYD'S EMPL. CENTER
Corner 18th n @ NV.
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OFFICE MAID

PART TIME Eve. work for fuel oil
company; only residents Of Be-
Evans. OIL. s-sioO
PAYROLL-CLERK TYPIsT. apt. for
fS. pref; payroll sxper;; e
EMPL.',O 2as4 Wilson Wise; b biyd'. "a.
PAYROLL CLERK. airlines: ae-
suF rate, ty yasS ts9 9SS e. bepstits;
oil King ST., XII 9-5055.
PAYROLL CLERK
EXPERIENCED in MGR, age $685.:
5-day wk.. paid vacation and other
benefits: salary open. AIRPORT,
ST. 3-3Sb4, MRS. MURRAY, be-
tween o and 1.
PRACTICAL NURSES, Immediately,
experienced for NURSING HOME:
live in or out 10. 5-229l
PRACTICAL NURSES, licensed or
graduates OF accredited schools in
ferred: no rotating shifts; shift
differential for. eve. and night
hours: 40-hr. .wk. generous bene-
fits; air-cond. bldg. Apply person.
mel once, WASHINGTON HOS
PITAL CENTER, Ito irving st.
NV. Wed. through Fri 0 am.
TO 3 pm.
REAL ESTATE-We are looking for
2 full time safes ladies. Experi-
ence helpful. car necessary. good
working conditions In an once
that Is considerate OF It's sales
personnel and who believes that
charity begins al home LAIRD
B. SCOTT. Realtor. JU. 9-0420
RECEPTIONIST-For fashionable
Bethesda beauty salon: good sal
airy: OIL. 4-0519; after Q. EN-,
5-1S91.
RECEIPT. -TYPIST, $500; medica
once: refined young lady who likes
to meet people and can assume
varied responsibilities is needed
in modern professional once. Sec
me. BETTY GRAY templ.l 2lI
Woodward Bldr.. ST. 3-7l23
RECEIPT. -TYPHsT. Alex, dental Of
fee: attrac. !; min. S2I6. POTOMAC
EMPL.' oil King St. XII. 9-5055.
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Young Ladies

For varied duties in illustrations
library. Average tipping speed.
permanent. Aee TO 80. Give age.
education and experience. Boz
AYE, Star.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-18
In Mt. Pleasant Community
Fair, Tobacco Markets, Schools,
Farm Work Keep Things Whirling

Farmville Methodist Church last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas DoWler and
son were guests Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Covington,
Sunday. and attended worship serv-
ices at Mt Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Banks
dale. Of Victoria. and Mrs. Albert
Johnson Of Farmyllle, attended
services at Mt. Pleasant. also. and
then visited their old home nearby
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wad-
dill and son, Of Wake Forest, N. c.,
spent the week end with his par
ents Mr. WaddIll is attending the
Baptist Seminary there after re-
ceiving his discharge from the All
Force
George f, Jones had as his house
guests a part Of the week. his
biother-in-law and his wife from
New Jersey.
w A. Lewis. Jr. filled the pulpit
at Mt Harmony last SUI ay eve
ming A D. Hobgood will )eak at
Beulah next Sunday Both are lay
men from Mt. Pleasant.
The T c. Joneses visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas W. Jones in Keys
Vile. Sunday Mrs. Thomas Jones
had just returned from a short stay
il the Halifax Community Hos
pital and was recovering nicely
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-18
With Summer Over, Prospect
Students Head For Colleges

bountiful lunch served in the newly
built addition of the church.
OF to Teach
Miss Sarah Jane Brisentine is
teaching school i'll Chesterfield
county. She makes her home with
her sister, Mrs Ernest Campbell
and Mr.. Campbell at Chester
Visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Beale during the week end were
Vincent Thornhill, Mrs Ida Lee
Butts and daughter. Patricia. OF
Newport News; Mrs. Lula B. Dun
kun and son. of Danville, and Mr..
and Mrs S. j. Paulette and daugh-
ter, OF Halifax.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Campbell
had as their guest Sunday Mr.. and
Ms. Benny Kreider and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Kreider, all
oi Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Jim LeWarne visit
cd his brother in Washington over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Ferguson
and family, of Maryland, visited
her father. A w Lewis. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-18

Winners in the Home Economic
and Agricultural Department were:
Mrs. H. H. Dobbins, other potted
plants-gourd, ferns, Pat Dobbins,
coleus Mrs. NJ. L. Jones, begonia-
be t garden exhibit; Mrs Edith
Parker, strawberry preserves. Mrs.
V. J. Ford, grape jelly, seafoam:
Mrs. Oliver Lippy. other jelly; Pat
Phillips. canned food Mrs. Edith
hartman, tea towel; Mrs T. S. Cur
It's, crocheted mats; Ann Timber
lake. corn: Max Undertake, corn;
Mrs. Mcguire Morris, pumpkin
and others.
Five Powhatan County HID Clubs
made HID Educational exhibits. JEFF
ferson HID Club received blue rib
bon on Proper Kitchen Planning :"
and Powhatan Worthwhile HID Club
received red ribbon on Proper
Use of Detergent"
On Friday evening Tri-County
Contest was held. Fifteen Powha-
tan girls were sponsored by local
business concerns and HID Clubs.
Miss Anne Harper, Louisa County
was crowned queen with Miss 10
Elan, Powhatan runner-up.
Miss 10 Elam crowned Miss Jackie
William Goochland County queen
OF the entire fair on Thursday eve
ming.