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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

HOWARD CO., mr.. Blvd; small
farm ideal for low-priced subdivi-
sion; 23.3 acres: good road 'front.'
age, l2-acre coming; rambler-tvpe
home. Of bedrms., liv rm., din.
rm- kit; oil forced-air heat: ten
ant house rented Call EV 4-1743
WA, 4-9S11. ASHTON REALTY
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FARMS
SALE OR RENT acres and
house, mod, cows, OR. $4,000 or
CIR. 3-O567. WADE REALTY.
SOUTHERN MD.

HISTORIC EsrATE-Early Mary
land Manor House. lust 90 mi.
from D. q, In a setting Of great
wood. Tenant house, other de-
Tendencies, 3 acres land; $4,000.
0ENTLEMAN's SMALL ESTATE on
the wide Patuxent; mod. brk.
house on Colonial lines Wa bed
rms, Ia baths, liv. rm., library,
din, rm., kit, guest cottage.
PRINCE FREDER1CK--Mod 2
bedrm. rambler In AL eond
throughout on "a acre lot: SO mi.
TO ID. c. $4,000.
APPEAL-2Q acres. 0-rm, frame
house wlelectric, well. new set
pump. stable, mature timber,
branch: 5000.
soLOMONS--Liv. rm. w/lge firepl.,
din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms. and bath /:
partially furn.: $500.
SELLERS WHARF-Attrae. white
frame 6-rm. house on / acre; lge.
southern pines and holly mr..
rlyers ftfrpfohads en- mn
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Call John r. Hall, Diamond 9-2561
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOl
AGENCY CORP

LADY OR GENTLEMAN FARMER.
so ACRES level, Cinerama view Of
mts. Nice rambler. Mr.. Peter Pan
Inn. OIL. 2-Q177. MARKET REAL
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FARMS
fcONIINuEnl

a SUBDIVISION AREA-207 acres
per; SLIGO income from soil bank
lge. stocked pond; 2 houses, out
hldgs.; S40,950. Mr.. OLSON
Broker, WO. 6-3437.
ALL YEAR ROUND TROUT stream
through 75 beautiful acres, facing
? roads, Partly cleared meadow,
part high wooded knolls near Up
perville, Va. $1,000, terms. Phone
OR. 3-1635 or Upperville, Va. 100
AN UNUSUAL SPOT in the Blue
Ridge, near Bluemont, Va. 4-room
house with basement, porch. 2
story barn which can be converted
into another house. All buildings
in excellent condition Beautiful
lawn and trees. Good roads. About
II acres. S10,950; terms. ia
S-l006.
APPROX. z MILES ON RIVER
Va; $40 acres, 1856 excel. bottom
land; l2-acre fish pond, 75-acre
duck marsh: attractive old house;
many boxwoods tenant houses,
HR osIsoN s s4 S2e gSSd s tsE9s
BAYARD, W. VA. Grant Col, 9
mi; east-172 acres, . houses and
2 barns; cleo. grazing and farm
land, well watered and timber
Write MRS. NINA K. ARONHALT.
~ Alder ST., Oakland, Nd.
BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE, where
the Indians tamped years ago, in
the center of Adams Co. 3 miles
N Of Gettysburg. Pa, Route No.
Is; l04-a. farm: new barn, o.
room brick-and- stucco house,
hard and soft waters in, heat and
lights; price $4,000. viii lease
Phone 2O5O-z, GILBERT c.
CRABILL.
BULL RUN 10 ACRES with large
cabin, 1890: stone foundation,
with metal roof partially com
pleted. Long State road frontage
Bull Run flows through the prop
erty. This is q beautiful spot and
less than ] hours drive from d. c
1t is near Highway 55 and the new
superhighway So. Price, $3.50;
terms IA 81 O0R
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INVESTMENT FARM-29O acres:
Sl2O per acre: 100 acres clear
land; tenant house. 3 tobacco
barns, stripping room, corn house;
county road frontage, adjacent to
estate; S35. 900. terms: 20 mi.
u. q; Sun, Mr.. Moreland. Uni
Terslty 7-S5S7; SUMMERS REAL
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER.
SOUTHERN MARYIANn

1. Business opportunity: snackbar,
patent drugs, notions, toys, stock,
equipment and good will: IN grow
ing community on Patuxent River
and Chesapeake Bay; immediate
possession: $4,000.
=. Near Chesapeake Bay acres,
modern 3-bedroom home. ~
baths, hot-water heat; includes
washer, drier, stove and refrigera-
tor; on paved road; immediate pos
session; 30 miles D. c.: $4,000.
3. 80 acres on paved road; quaint
old double chimney house which
can be restored; good farmhouse.
3 large barns streams: immediate
possession; rs miles D. C.: 100000,
4; 40 acres on paved raod, streams,
lovely building site overlooking
pond; immediate possession; 35
miles d. c.; $4,000.
We have farms. waterfronts. going
businesses to fill your requirements,
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone los
or III: n no answer. call 3a4
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
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MAYNE REALTY co.
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


SOUTHERN MARYLAND
l. West River, 200 feet water
front. harbor, ] acre; 3-bedroom
Dutch Colonial home. bath. auto
matte washer, outbuilding, land
seaped; garden spot, 35 mtles
d. c.; 100000.
.. West River, small waterfront
farm, % acres; modern 3-bed-
room home, garage; good harbor
pier handicapped; 25 miles D. C.
3. Owensville, 3 acres; Colonial o.
room home, 4 bedrooms, 8 iire-
places: electricity; paved road;
% miles D. c.; $4,000.
4. Davidsonville, - acre with mod
ern frame home; large living
room, . bedrooms. dining room.
kitchen, bath; insulated. plaster
walls; Handicapped; on bus lines 20
WASHINGTON; 20 miles D. c.;
S13,950.
5. 5 acres, improved by Colonial
home; Q rooms; needs restoring:
lovely stairway with cherry hand
rail; outbuildings, electricity.
shaded bv large oak trees: on
Route A. 70 miles D. c.; $4,000.
Additional acreage available.
BY APPOINTMENT
Call Mrs. Williams. University
7-44S1, CALVERT Atty
AGENCY, Prince Frederick. Md
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FARM WANTED

Farm in Md. within 20 miles Of
have reasonably level strip. 3,0OO-
1000 IT. long, that would be suit
able for use Of private plane. Long
lease desired with option to buy.
Please send plat and description
To BOY o55-K. star
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aAtn al ANAdas MANAAAh ~ VA
d. C.. north OF Silver Spring, Must
have reasonably level strip. 5000
1000 IT. long. that would be suit
able for use Of private plane. Long
lease desired with option to buy
Please send plat and description
to Box 255-K, Star.
FARM FOR RENT. 6-room house,
Aauasco. Md. Approx. 30 miles
from p; c: 10 Z 7-4l41. e6l5
FARMETTE = Modern, 3-bedrm.
house. with bath and hot-air heat:
~ acres on State road, 1.500-ft,
road frontage: tobacco barn: "a
mi. D: c.: S20.500. terms: Sun,
Mr.. Moreland. University 1857,
SUMMERS REALTY, MA. 7-2526.
FOR SALE 29O-acre farm excellent
for dairy or beef cattle, large
frontage on Rt. II near proposed
eloverleaf Of Interstate 95, 8 miles
out of town. As miles Of D. G.;
good Broom house with . baths
and oil hot-water heat, . tenant
houses. AS stanchion dairy barn,
. silos, large horse barn, machine
shed. fenced and cross fenced. wa
ter in each field large fish pond
PRICED TO SELL. KAY BROWN,
RI. ?, Box 1856, Falmouth, Va. or
phone Fredericksburg, Va. Essex
FRED. CO., MD. FARMS
1853 a. S-rm. brk. house, phone,
water, lge. barn, 30-cow dairy
barn, misc. bldg, stream 10
acres wooded, balance crop and
grass. mi. hard I'd, z mi. No.
Frederick. $4,000.
81, a. 6-rm. frame house. full bsmt.,
plRC nhnnp Naru
barn, silo, farm equip, lge. stream,
"a, mi. hard I'd. 4 mi. n, Fred
erick. $1,000. y cash. Wilfred
Watkins, Hillcrest 7-2127, Emmits-
burg, Md. Representing CHARLES
H. JAMESON. DI. 9-3262.
FREDERICK CO.
40 a. modery dairy farm. 40 head,
D. c, barn. dry and freshing barn,
1O-rm. brick home, oil heat and
bath. 7-rm. bungalow, h.-a. heat,
and bath. Poss in 1890 days
247 a. gentlemans farm, Level,
fertile, gorgeous. Over mi. State
road frontage, springfield pond.
real buy for only SCI. 800. Elk
eel. terms. A showplace at a farm
er's price.
20 a Montg. co. choice farmette
site. u wooded, bal. under cul-
tivation High scenic elevation 400
II; road frontage. Terms. Sl6.-
500.
MAYNE REALTY co.
WA $4,000 Olney, Md
GOING CATTLE RANCH, excellent
Angus herd. Culpeper County, ex-
Gel. grass, hay, well fenced, ample
water, operating equipment. bldgs..
some marketable timber: manager
will stay. No brokers Call OWNER,
KE. 6-7066, Arl.
HATCHERY, 7O,00O-egg capacity,
3A acres, . homes, 5 bldgs.; also
CE; 6-S44S ST. 2-3256. CARL
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ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

90 ACRES--is-mile frontage.
30 ACRES-1a-mile frontage.
263 ACRES-94 mile frontage.
100 ACRES mile frontage.
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KAY BOWLING

207 N. Frederick ave, Gaithersburg,
Md, GA. 4-5050; Gath. 247.
MERRIFIELD, va acres. sewer
and water avail. Potential light
industry. HUBBARD REALTY CO,
Merrifield. Va. JE. 2-30nn.
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]. B. WATERS
CHALK POINT
Chesapeake Bay Country

Farms, country homes and water
front building sites on beautiful
rivers and inlets Of the Chesapeake
Bay area.
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PUBLIC SALE

THOMAS F. HALEY
Tanham Md Ap -9pni
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EN- Stations

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~
scripts In New York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered as guide to Ctecers.
Khrushchev Visitor recap Of Premier Khrushchevs
day in New York CITY, which includes Mayor Wagners
luncheon and the dinner given by the Economic Club
of New York, NBC has scheduled half-hour program
of hghlghts with Martin Agronsky anchorman for
7:30 pm, WRCA, and ABC has arranged with
comments by Don Goddard and Quincy Howe for 10
pm, WMAI-T
Yancy Derringer-"Gone but Not Forgotten" Repeat)
Yancys luck keeps pace with him. and his silver mine
comes through When pal lets him know there's
tombstone out West near the mine with his
renty engayed It, Yancy expects to be murdered at
any minute $3.50 pm, WToP-9.
The Real McCoys-Perfect House Guest" epeat) Cramps
pal George comes to visit for few days and both
look forward to fishing horseshoe pitching and checkers
But Georges sister warns him to be cooperative guest
and he ends up doing much for the McCoys he has
no energy left for Grandpa $3.50 pms WAAI,-7
Zane Grey Theaer-"Tra to Nowhere" (Repeat) There's
wild battle with guns and mud between the lady and
fellow, and Miss Stanwyck surprisingly enough, is the
winner. 9 pm, WTOP-9.
Leave It to Beaver-"FriendShp" Repeat) Beaver and
Larry do Damon and Pyhias bit to test the strength
Of their friendship and for while, it looks though
Beaver has been had" pm, wNIAL-7.
Playhouse 90-"The Days Of Wine and Roses" Repeat)
Powerful drama by J. P. Miller about and wife
who hit the bottle beautifully performed by Piper Laurie
and Cliff Robertson $50 pm, WTOP-9. #
Jack Paar ShOw-Gudo Panzni pat Harrington r) comes
back for bull session with Jack after long absence
and New Highlander Charles Dornan makes return
visit too Newcomer Frank Verna sings II Feel Song
Coming On Tor his debut on the show; Paar and Hugh
Downs track down some famous quotes with their usual
industry and expert resort life in the CatSkills
Sidney ONT, Is interviewed at 1890 1880 pm WRC4.
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Ex-Boxer Cooper
Fined in Gambling

A former contender for the
featherweight boxing title was
sentenced to a $25 fine or 10
days in jail yesterday on
charges Of operating a lottery
and possessing numbers slips.
James M. (Jimrnie) Cooper,
81. listed in the 500 block of
Florida avenue NV, was or.
dered by Judge Milton s. Kron-
helm to pay q personal bond Of
$25 by September %.
Police said they seized two
numbers slips in the basement
of the Interior Department
Building where Cooper worked
as q Mushroom attendant.
Cooper had been employed by
the General Services Admin
istration since 1853 when his
boxing career declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
GodfreyFit
As q Fiddle

Arthur Godfrey proved and
|reproved last night (wroP-s),
partly for his fans and mostly,
I suspect. for mis- critics, that
he's feeling At as a fiddle
again. %"
That exuberant dance with
pretty Gloria Stevens was over
doing 1t. but once the lengthy
opening amenities were out Of
the way, 1t was smooth Tv
sailing from Hawaii to Lees
burg.
The redhead clearly demon
strated that he will be making
good use Of the much abused
videotape technique. The best
parts OF his first show since his
lung operation were the surf
ballet In Hawaii and the ingeni-
GUS combination Of a ballet on q
New York stage with a quarter
horse heading of a COW on the
Godfrey farm.
The musical interludes were
generally diverting, II that's
the right word for that tanta-
LIKING Tahitian belle. Mr.. q,
is on the right track. But he
should leave much Of what he's
personally doing to the younger
folk.
A quick look at some Of the
weeks new entries:
Laramie Tuesdays, NBC-
a.: Son of Wagon Train would
be q more accurate title. The
action takes place at lonely way
station for stages run by two
brothers. one small: an elderly
Hoagy Carmichael type played
by Hoagy Carmichael and, as
of the first episode, a Shane
like lone rider. Dan Duryea
played the heavy. Verdict:
Derivatave and dull.
Fibber MCGEE and Molly
(NBC-4): Toughest Job of all:
Bringing an old radio fayorite
to TV life. If this one makes it.
the scripting will have to i'm
prove notably over the first
lackluster effort. Bob Sweeney
and Cathy Lewis head a cast
selected with some care, al
though Doc Gamble is disap-
pointingly mild. Teeny's grand.
Verdict: Writer Don Quinn is
sadly missed. BIB.
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WTTG Schedule:
Prize Red Film

In line with Mr.. ks visit
station wTTG-5 announced
yesterday that it will inject q
comradely note to It's movie
schedule Saturday night (l0:3C
o'clock)-the presentation Of
the Soviet feature Aim, THE
Forty-First." aa
The movie, purchased Mon
day from q New York distribu-
tor. won a 1857 Cannes Film
Festival Award for best seem
ario. quality and grandeur" and
stars Isolda Izvitskayas and
Oleg Strizhenov.
There will be an English
soundtrack and the customary
capitalist commercial inter-
|ruptions. B. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17

happily responding lachryma
glands, returned to Washing.
ton a few weeks ago on sched'
ule and with enough Aim fol
four half-hour documentaries
We will be seeing them soor
eve hope) on the network.
The inspector. a mere mar
who knows. when. he's licked
greeted the uncorrespondent-
like outburst by promptly un-
confiscating everything.
Go. 60. 60 and take every
thing with you," she remem-
bers him saying.
Quite a gal Is this slim, chic
ex Harvard University in
structor.
Hers was q solo. economy
style junket to gather material
on the rising tide Of African
nationalism and followed hard
on the heels Of MICS multi
manned safari in q chartered
airliner to the same area.
The trip was admittedly an
experiment okayed by her
Washington boss John Sec
ondari) and his boss (John
Daly) and ABC News. as has
been noted here and elsewhere,
has neither the manpower nor
the budget Of rivals CHS or
NBC. Girlpower. yes.
The one girl doing the work
Of ten men took no technicians
with her. Miss Rogers hired
her crews in the countries she
visited.
The Nigerian cameraiman,
she admitted, had her worried.
He never used a light meter
but he knew the light so well,
he didn't have to. The quality
of the film, I believe. is excel
lent"
"a
The trip was not without Its
share of thrills.
II was attacked by q lion.
received a proposal Of marriage
from one Of the chiefs, and
was chased by Nasal warriors.
who thought our cameras were
stealing their faces" she ex-
planned.
Among her sidelight notes.
incidentally. is her personal
wonder as to what impact TV
will have in Africa.
Its coming soon." she said.
"Ibadan. the largest entirely
African city in the world Gin
Nigeria). has no drainage sys-
tenn. but. next month. they'll
have TV. What will be its im-
pact on the more primitive
peoples? You ought to go there
in a few months and study 1t
for yourself"
First chance I get" I ne
piled.
The sending Of Miss Rogers
to Africa. after only 10 months
with ABC in its Washington
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500, WNIAL-FM (107.3 Me-
Good Music Cafe: Die
Walkure: Ride Of the Valky.
ries by Wagner.
1900. WGMS AMIN (57(
Kc. and 1898 Mc.)-Sym'
phony Hall: Symphony No
2 in B Minor by Barodin
Piano Concerto No. in I
Flat.
$500, WGTS-FM (s1.s Mel
Thursday Evening Concert:
Marche Slave, Opus 81. b.
Tchaikovsky. Fingal's Cave
Overture by Mendelssohn.
9i0o, VOL AMIN (1450 Kc
and sS.7 Mcleod Music
Time: Music Of Haydn
Brahms and Hindernith.
1900. WMAL-FM tiO7.3 Mel
---Nocturne:: symphony No
5 in E-Flat Major. Opus 81
by Sibelius. Hamlet-Sym-
phonic Poem No. 10 by
List.
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~ KEY PREVIEWS

Toni0hts top shows previe,ued By TV KEYS stat.
Dho attend rehedrsGs match screenings and analyze
scripts In Mem York. Hollywood and eseDhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area Ctetcers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17

bureau, indicates ABC's con-
fidence In her competence. The
Chicago-born Tv producer and
correspondent is q graduate Of
Catholic University and Har-
ward. but left the comparative
security" Of teaching and the
contemplative life for highly
competitive TV when Ruth
Hagy's College Press Confer
ence beckoned.
This is undoubtedly her most
important assignment to date.
You get the feeling. talking to
the "first girl to be kissed in
outer space" (on o previous
high-fiying assignment that
there will be more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17

Theater. Corn Is Green"
The story of life and educa-
ton In q Welsh town. Bette
Davis (1945).
11:15, WTOP (s)-The Late
Show. "Stolen Heaven. "
Gene Raymond stars (l938)
1880. WMAL (D--Not for
Hire. The exploits Of a pro-
vost sergeant. Ralph Meeker
stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

300, WKC "a - Bachelor
Father. New Season. Peter
Meets His Match" The
Gregg household is In a
chaotic state when Bentley's
houseboy falls in love with
a girl who works at the To-
cal supermarket. John For
sythe.
$3.50, WRC (4)-21 Beacon
Street. Nothing Is Impossi-
ble." The family Of a dead
man asks Dennis Chase to
investigate the unusual
death. Dennis Morgan.
l1:OO, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

SOS, WRC * h r u s h CHI e v
Roundup. Report on his day.
1900 PM. WWDC - AAA
Forum. Washington I.
Cleveland, secretary Of the
American Automobile Asso-
citation discusses pedestrian
safety with schools opening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
ON THE AIR fT
Sometimes, Only
T ears Will Work
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Head aching with hu stomach Tipping dhe Africans apty
call 1t tumny palaverc, the ABCTV correspondent
listened unbeevingy the customs inspector in South
announced cispy that he was conscang all of the Aims and
sound tapes. 5s ~ ..
Whereupon she burst into tears
And that's how Helen Rogers the correspondent with
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Other AM Stations

WeMS-s1o Res an. 70 midnight, Sat-
urdsy J an. 10 I Pm. Sunday Q en-
70 miaaight.
Wfik-I3o ke.-payIight snIy.
uARL-1eo ke.-Daylight snIy. -.t.
waAY--foso ke.-DsyIIght snIy.
WuST-117o ke.-DsyIIght only.
WFAx-177o ke.-DsyIight snIy
WWDc-17so Ke.-74-hour operation. On.
espt Sunday midnight to an Mondsy
MEEL-13ie ke.-0sylight only.
Wook-13so ke.-7a-heur operation Nor
tsy-ssturtay; Sunday 8 an. to Midnight
wEAM-13so ke.-74-heuf operation. or
espt Sunday midnight 10 s an. Monday.
WpoN-tslo ke.-DayIIght onIy.
WPee-1sse Ke.-payIight 0nIy. ..
uPRW-1tso ke.-Dsytims enly.
WIhx-isoo Ke.--2i-hsur spsrstisn.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-25
Centenary WSCS
Enjoys Picnic
With Mrs. White

The Woman's Society Of Christian
Service of Centenary Church of
Buckingham county held picnic
supper on the lawn at the home Of
Mrs. Frazier White on Monday,
September 81, from $50 to 9 pm,
After the supper, officers were
elected: Mrs l. c. Bransford,
president, Mrs. Nelson Tindall, vice
president; Miss Olga Batlsta. re-
cording secre tary; Miss Carrie
Steger, secretary of promotion
Members and guests who at
tended the picnic we're: Mrs. Clara
Dorrier, Mrs. Willie Dorrier, Miss
Judy Dorrier, Steve Dorrier. Mrs.
Olive Manford, Mr. and Mrs. L. S.
Baber. Miss Olga Batista, Mrs. Mel
son Tindall, Mr.. and Mrs. I. G
Bransford, Mrs. Annie Winfrey
Mrs. Charlie Amos, Mrs. Asa New
ton, Miss Dora Newton, Mrs James
Fitzgerald. Earl Shores. Mrs. Johr
Shores, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gun
Their and children, Johnny and Judy
Mrs. Mable Garrison, Mrs Louvina
Wilcoxon and daughter. Kathleen
and Mrs. Frazier White.
The next meeting Of the WSCs
will be held in the home Of Mrs
John Shores.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-25
Christian Workers.
School To Be Held
IN Powhatan

The PoWhatan Methodist Chris
tan Workers School will be held
October as at Powhatan H G h
School. The school, which is spon-
sored BY Methodist churches in
Amelia, Gainesville, Cumberland
and PoWhatan charges, will begin
Sunday, October at pm.
The Rev. Richard Scott chairman
OF the Board of Managers. in an
nouncing the opening of the school,
said courses would be offered for
all church school teachers, pro-
spective teachers, parents and chill
dren
Courses to be offered and their
instructors are: Working with Chill
dren in the Small Church, the Rev
Richard E Moore; Understanding
Youth, Miss Alma Lowance; the
Teaching Of Jesus, George S. larry
and Choosing Life, the Rev. Richard
Scott.
Registration will be handled in
each local church by the pastor
and church school superintendent.
A good attendance from the vari-
Gus sponsoring churches Is urged
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-25
Class Officers
Elected At Powhatan

! Glass meetings were held at Pow
hatan High School, September II
for the purpose Of electing officers
Senior class officers elected were
Jimmy Tomllnson, president. Jan
ice Jones. vice president. Dorothy
ellis, secretary Meaux Thornton
treasurer. and Larry Clark. re-
porter
Junior class officer elected
were, Charles Johnson president
Joe Kacperski. vice president: Caro-
lyn Heath secretary. Betty Lee
Nichols. treasurer. and Charlotte
Waldrop, reporter
Officers elected BY the sophie
mores include: Edward Iomllnson
president, Chuck Boges. wee presl.
dent: Betty ~ Meyer secretary
Carl Jennings. treasurer. ana Joan
Moore, reporter.
Freshman class officers elected
were Jimmy Riddle. president
Linda Lawson. wee president. Phyl
lis UT, secretary; Clara Lawson.
| treasurer; and Patty Gills. reporter
New officers in the eighth grade
include Bula Ann Hatcher, presi-
dent; Gill Blandford. vice presi
dent; Carol Anderson. secretary
Courtney Anderson. treasurer, and
Mabel White. reporter
The Future Basiness Leaders OF
America unit at the school elected
the following officers Carolyn
Heath, presiden Charlotte Wal
drop. vice president: Bobbie Hicks,