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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-12

United 4-County Lodges viii Salute
Society's b5th Milestone On Aug. IL
Supreme Secretary Sick Benefit Sec'y
In Uniontown For Speaking Engagements
Continued from Page y
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rights issue was demonstrated
last night. when Ell salvador's
Alfredo Ortiz Mancia circulated
q proposal for creation Of an
inter-American commission OF
human rights. II would be set
up by the Council Of the Organ
ization Of American States
(OAS).
Study Of Rights Asked
The proposal also asks the
Inter- American Council OF
Jurists to prepare a study OF
fulhllment Of the principles OF
human rights and representa-
tive democracy In the Caribbean,
Carlos Tovar Of Ecuador was
readying a separate project
calling on the JuristS TO draw
up an inter-American treaty
guaranteeing human rights that
would bind the members to OBJ
serve its provisions.
The declaration now in eff
feet has no binding force.
Uruguay and Venezuela also
have specific items on the con-
ference agenda dealing with
human rights. So has Cuba,
which has called for an inter-
American court Of human
rights.
The general argument here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12

nation in the affairs of another
Intervention is a plot against
liberty and we never can ac-
cept any relaxation Of this
principle Of nonintervention,
he said.
He added that the con-
ference must proceed with eau
ton in discussing Caribbean
feuds so as not to encroach on
national sovereignties.
The feuds line up Prime
Minister Fidel Castro Of Cuba
and President Romulo Betan-
court of Venezuela against die
tator Rafael Trujillo in the Do
minican Republic. Mr.. Castro
and Mr.. Betancourt also are
bitter foes of dictator Luis
Somoza of Nicaragua.
Keen interest In the human
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12


Foreign Ministers of the Amer
lean Nations, Mr.. Alessandri
said 1t is imperative that peace
freedom and law prevail
throughout the Western Henri
phere. United States Secretary
Of State Herter was to reply
later on behalf of the foreign
ministers.
The conference was called to
discuss tensions in the Carib-
bean.
Condemning Latin American
relationships, Mr.. Alessandri
expressed hope that the cir
cumstances which bring them
about will end"
A Plot Against Liberty
He said a fundamental prin-
ciple in inter-American rela-
tons is nonintervention by one
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is that II human rights and
representative democracy can
be encouraged. tensions result
ing. from the presence Of die
tatorships will tend TO dis
appear.
The ministers are expected
to consider the various pro-
posals with caution. however,
in view Of hemisphere tradi-
ton OF not interfering in each
others fares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
Actor in HospituI

LONDON. Aug. IA APP
Sir Alex Guinness, the actor,
entered the London Clinic yes
terday for an operation to treat
varicose veins. The clinic said
he will be there about 10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
Chile President Urges
Peace for Hemisphere

SANTIAGO Chile Aug. 70 AP).-President Jorge Ales-
sand Of Chile urged the 81 American republics today to seek
the interAmerican system drive toward enforcement Of
human rights also taking shape.
a speech prepared opening of A Conference of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

all straight. The jacket suits
were longer.
For evening there was a
harvest of bright autumn
colors with shades Of beige,
brown and black for daytime.
Michael came out with an
almost classical line and he
never spoiled the line with
any furry of irritating de-
tail. On the whole, Michael'S
fabrics were deep, but not
gloomy.
In dresses his favorite
shape was simple - short
sleeves, slightly bloused top
and straight skirt.
Michael's skirts were short,
in contrast with the slightly
longer ones at other houses.
Hats were extremely styl-
ish-and different-at all the
showingS. An eye-catcher
was the deep-brimmed cloche
in black and brown with a
black patent leather belt
slung around the brim. An
other was a flower pot in
Canadian sable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

At THESE BEST BUYS FROM
BARNES. Listed are but few
=. Come in and see hundreds
more.
Occasional Chairs. Black turq.,
coral and white. Wipe clean pIos-
tic. Were 1895. Now z for 70.
s Modern Sofos. Blue and ton-
eerine only. Were 1880. Now,
80.
3 Modern Lounge Chairs with
kick pleot turquoise. Were 1850.
Now ----------- $3.50
3 Modern Sofos in tan or gold.
Foam rubber cushions and back.
Were 1913. so Now l5o.
S Donish Doy-Bed Sofos. Rich
striped fabric, rattan sides, wall
nut frame. Were 1895. Now,
I2e.
Lamps, special group. Some be-
low cost. Marked down 1929 to
4o96.
Odd Lot Mattresses and Springs.
Limited quantity 300 OFF
SUMMER FURNITURE
Chairs, natural rattan. Were
l4.o5 Now II.o5
Deluxe Rotton Circle choirs.
Were ll.95 ----Now o.o5
Large 70" Basket Chairs. Were
0.95 Now 800
: Summer Chairs. Were 1895.
NOW -----------------14.95
Above items subject
to prior sale.
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influence OF Sari
Seen in New Styles

Sey short evening dress. The
bodice was tightly nodded
and swatched with a panel of
fabric draped over the shoul-
der, suggesting the sari.
1t drew complimentary
"ohs" and "ahs" from over
flow audiences.
London'S IL top designers
who make up the member
ship of the society-made a
strong bid this season to cap
ture some of the fashion at
tention usually monopolized
by Paris, Rome and Florence.
There were a large number
of satinS printed with glow
ing roses. Another was a
black satin embossed with
flowers in bright autumn
shades.
AS with all the preSenta-
tions, the coats were nearly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

LONDON, July "a (AP).-
The Japanese obi and the
Indian sari figured yesterday
in Britain's new clothes for
autumn and winter.
The obi is a large orna-
mental bow with saShes.
The sari is the graceful
garb in which Indian and
PakiStan wonderland some
others-artfully drape them
selves.
Mattli used both ideas in
the elegant models he showed
on the third and final day of
the new style by the incor-
porated society of London
fashion designers.
Mathis obi is another
name for a corselette, Slashed
to a high waist. 1t was seen
in a cleverly draped blue jer-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-05

and relatives here during the Holt
day week end.
Frank Swoopie. Of Richmond. has
been spending the past month with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall, ST.. Mr..
Hall. who has not been very well
lately. is improving.
Mrs Robert Gillian has been a
patient for the past week in the
Shenandoah Hospital Roanoke.
Miss Jane Pennington has arrived
home from college to spend her
summer vacation She will be teach
ing music 10 number Of pupils III
the summer.
The Rev. Hugh Ragland has been
suffering with the pink eye during
the week.
Andrew Steger. who was pa
tlent for a week in the Southslde
Community Hospital. was moved
Monday to the Medical College Hos
pltal in Richmond where he will
undergo further treatment.
VIEW Has Session
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars
held their regular monthly meeting
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Buckingham c. H. Items
Cre,Us Family Goes South
For Visit With Relative

Mr. and Mrs Preston Crews left
Monday for Florida where they will
visit for several weeks with Mr..
Crews sister. Mrs. Myres. and Mr..
Myres.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sadler. of
Charlottesville. spent the week end
in the o. p Sadler home. Other
visitors there on Sunday were
Mrs. Margaret Shepherd. Miss Ma
mic Rose Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Shepherd and children and
Carson Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huskle had
as their guests for the week end
Mrs. Daisy Ely and Miss Dorothy
Ely, Of Richmond.
Recent visitors there were Mrs.
c. H. Huskie. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Huskie and son. Lynn. of Dlllwyn.
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Wllkerson and
daughter. of Knoxville. Tenn.
At Nurses School
Mrs. Jim Baird is attending nurs-
ing classes in Richmond this week
Mr. and Mrs Carl Rosen and
family of Staunton. visited friends
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Trents Mill

We have had some nice rains
lately, so the farmers have been
busy planting tobacco and other
crops.
Several from this community at
tended the fifth Sunday song ser
vice at Mt. Zion Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Arlie Whaley and
two small children from Tennessee
are here on a. visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Luther Whaley,
and his brother and sisters
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron OWnby are
still in Tennessee visiting relatives
Mrs OWnby's sister is very i'll. so
they don't want to leave her.
The Rev. and Mrs. Larry Wa
caster and James Dunn are on a
visit in Tennessee.
| Miss Gay Gillian attended the
graduation exercises Of her cousin,
Miss Haynes. She came by the
Joneses for a visit afterwards.
| All this week, people are attend
ing the different commandments
and baccalaureate sermons. Next
week vacation begins with vacation
Bible School planned at different
| churches
MI and Mrs. Marvin Bryant and
children visited relatives i'll North
Carolina Sunday
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n curdsvilIe Area
Rain Welcomed Along
With Quiet Memorial
Day Week End

The Memorial Day holiday was
quietly spent in this neighborhood
The rains Saturday and Sunday
We're welcomed by all, and much
tobacco was planted.
Rev Philip Thomas gave a most
inspiring message Sunday morning
at Smyrna. His topic was, IT e
Lay Away Plan. Among the visi-
tors attending were Mrs. Willis
Garnett and two daughters, Of Rich
mond; Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Flanagan
OF Henderson, n c.; Mrs Shiplett,
OF Roanoke. and Mrs Helen Middle
ton. of Memphis, Tenn.
The Vacation Bible School for
Smyrna and New Store churches
Will be held at the curdsville Com
munity Center, commencing June
Is and continuing through the DIST
The Francis Ashbury. subdlsnict,
MYF Council met at Smyrna Church
Wednesday at pm
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
called on Mrs. Ruth Phaup. Sunday
evening Mrs Mary Dankum. Of
Green Springs, recently visited Mrs.
Phaup
4 MI. and Mrs Jimmie Leap and
Mary Louise spent the Week end
IN Richmond, visiting Mr.. and MIS-
Billy Ayers and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Proffitt and
daughter attended the 10Th ami
versary celebration Of his brother
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Profit. The
honorees received numerous and
! lovely dishes Their son, Louis. Jr.,
/ gave and arranged the celebration
Enjoys A Trip
KEN Beasley enjoyed a trip te
Roanoke with several Buckingham
students. who won the trip BIZ
essays.
! Mrs Emmett DGnkum and Mis-
Wilson visited the Alfred Harris
family Sunday afternoon Other re-
cent visitors there were Mr. anC
Mrs John Lesueur. Mrs Acie All
/ len. Mn and Mrs Martin Caudie. OF
Alexandria Mr. and NIrs. Hadef
Christian, Mrs. Zadie Jamerson anl
/ John Harris.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grigg anG
Rebakah Of Baltimore. spent TIN
holidays WIN MI and Mrs O. r
Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. Eaal Phaup anG
family recently visited MI, Lucy
Bersch- Miss Annie ana Reeve.
| Phaup
Sunday visitors Of Mr and arr.
Vernard Profit were Henry GIL
and Mr. and Mrs Kemper Baasles
and two sons.
Mr. and NIrs. Emmett Duakua-
We're III Richmond. "Wednesday.
! Miss Barbara Bailey, who I'M
Gently had her tonsls removed !.
dong nicely ana gaining soln I
weight.
Russell Bailey Of Richmond
Visited the Yancy Baileys
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Griffith are
very proud Of their granddaughter
Miss Annie Mae DoWdy, of Alex
andria. who is graduating this week
from Emory Henry College. S h e
expects to teach this coming SEES
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farrar, Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Weaver and Mrs.
Ella Meadors had as guests last
week. Misses Alice and IneZ Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yancy Bailey and
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dunkum
and sons attended services at
Rocky Mount Church Sunday. They
also attended the song service at
Mt Zion Church. Sunday evening
! Sympathy is extended relatives in
this community of Mrs. Eleanor
Cox, who died in Farmville.
Wise Family Visited
! Nh. and Mrs. David Stable and
j two children, of Richmond, visited
Nh and Mrs. Harry Wise Sunday
4 Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Dowdy
oyer and Larry. Of Dowdy s
Corner; Mn and MIS- Herman
! D oW dy and Janice, Mrs. Paige
DoWdy, Of Lynchburg; and Mr.. anC
/ Mrs. Horace DOWdy, of Alexandria
had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.
and Mrs John Decker, OF Saginaw
Mich, who are visiting her brother
Floyd DoWdy, and family, Of Alex
4 andria. over the week end Mrs
4 Decker, the former Kathleen DoWd,
was realised in this neighborhood
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkun
visited Mrs Cora Dunkum, Sunda!
afternoon
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Harris, Ed
ward Lee and Mrs. Marvin Dun
! KUN and sons visited Mn. and Mrs
Lacy FlIppen in Columbia, Thurs
day
Visitors Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs
p. A Griffith were Mrs. Art Davis
Bessie and Eugene. Mrs. Elme
Earlene and Miss Phyllis Handen
all Of Elkton.
| Miss Annie Phaup and Mrs. Luc,
Bersch We're recently in Farnville
Y Mrs ~. j Bailey and Mrs Yanc,
Bailey We're in Richmond and Ur
/ banna Tuesday.
Mrs Willie Newman visited he
mother. Saturday
/ Mrs Emmett Dunkum called O
.Mesdames Baldridge. Harvey an
Finch, Wednesday afternoon.
Carroll Griffith, who is employee
n Alexandria, was home for th
week end
MISS Revia Upton. who has bee
a patient N a Richmond hospita.
y at her home now and dom
nicely
Mrs NJ M julian and Mrs. En-
NET Dunkum attended the funera
d. Mrs Eleanor Stlnson cox MOI
day afternoon
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Gainesville

Ralph Roggs had his appendix re-
moved at Grace Hospital Friday
night and is now doing nicely.
A. F.. Moon. Jr., is receiving
treatment at St. Luke's Hospital in
Richmond.
The Rev. Cecil Smith and two
sons. Of North Carolina, visited
friends in and around Cartersville
during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hunter and
children, Of Kenbridge. spent the
week end with his mother.
Mrs. H. B. Peasants and chill
dren visited her mother in Pow
hatan, Friday
Ed Harrison, of Newport News
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Banton
visited relatives in Lynchburg
Gladstone and Rice during the week
Mrs. Martha Rollings and Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Ransone. of Rich
mond, We're guests Of Mrs. N. P.
Snead during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. snead were
in Newport News and Hampton re
Gently.
The Rev, and Mrs. J. S, Cobb. o.
Windsor, are visiting the Peasants
ard other friends here.
Mrs. Zetta Burdette, Of Richmond
spent the week end with Mrs. ]
Alex Ransome Other guests Satur
day We're Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Grant, of Richmond.
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New Conton News
Jeffrey LeSueur
.Christened At
Trinity Church

Services were held at Trinity
Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing. Little Jeffrey LeSueur, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis LeSueur, was
christened. Special music was rem
dered by the Fork Union Presby-
terian Church choir Rev. Mclean
is pastor Of the church and con
| Quoted the service.
James Weldon Noble arrived Sat
urday. May &c. at Johnston Willis
Hospital. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Weldon Noble and grandson of
Mr. and Mrs John Noble
Arrive From Georgia
| 1t. and Mrs. Maury Jones and
daughter, Kimberly, and Mrs. Jack
Harris arrived Saturday from Co
lumbus, Ga Mrs Harris had been
visiting the Joneses for several
weeks.
Mrs. O. L. Lyon, of Sabot. spent
| Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs
E. T. Whitlock and the ]. R. Phil
lips family. They visited Mr. anc
Mrs. p D. Vim. Jr.. in Fork
Union, Tuesday.
| Miss Nancy Davies. Of Richmond
+ spent the week end with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davies.
Mrs Bobby Bedford. Of Mt Zion
visited her grandmother. She re-
ports that she is still unable to get
around MIS-. Jones had a fall a
| few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Saurwald. Of
Richmond. spent the week end with
her mother. Mrs. George Satter
field Mrs S T. Ransom was a WISH
tor there. Wednesday.
| Attend Baccalaureate
/ The Clarks. Jamersons and Shu
makers attended the bacc3laureatf
i sermon at Buckingham Contra
High School Sunday morning Mis-
Becky Clark and Miss Virginia Shu
maker are among the graduates
The circle Of Trinity Presbyterian
Church met Thursday with Mrs
Francis LeSueur 1t was their firs1
meeting with MS LeSueur in hel
beautiful new home The member
took little gift with them. Re
freshments were served
! Mr.. and Mrs Carl Dawes were
visitors in Farmville, Tuesday
1 Mrs F r Gilbert called IN Mr.
and Mrs Vernon Bedford, satur
day evening.
Mr.. Blckford has not been vel
! for quite a while
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Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Berger and
daughter. Of Richmond. visited his
parents, Jr. and Mrs Frank Berger,
at Gold Hill. Sunday.
Miss Judy Shumaker, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Garrett Shumaker
Of Glendale, is one Of the gradu-
ates of Buckingham Central High
School.
The much needed rain of this
week is very beneficial to crops,
gardens. and lawns. Shrubbery and
| flowers are also more beautiful
/ since the rain fell.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-05

Thursday. June 4 at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Love at Horse
pen Lake
Miss Wanda Thomas. Of Dillwyn,
spent Sunday with Miss Nancy
Adams.
A new flag pole has been erected
at the Buckingham Veterans Me
mortal Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Rosen had
as their guests for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Lornie Hill and
family. Of Richmond.
John Mullens. Of Wise county.
visited his brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince Shumaker for
the Memorial Day week end
Mrs. Adams Honored
Mrs. Alex Baird entertained Fri
Gay. May % at her home honor
ing Ms Lucille Adams with storE.
shower.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Cusich had
as their guests for the Memorial Day
holiday their grandson and daugh-
ter-on-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Biggs
Of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Graham.
Of Richmond. were recent guests Of
Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph LeSueur.
Miss Carrie Fitzgerald visited her
brothe r and sister in-law near
State River Mills. during the week
end
Rev G. G. Shepherd gave the
address to the graduating class al
Buckingham Central, Sunday. May
Al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-05

We welcome re duced heating
bills. but money remains curiously
scarce.
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GROUP MEMBERSHIP

is obtonobe your place Of employment at lower Group
rotes when enrolment requirements are met Business
firms and organizations Of or more employees may
form Blue CrossBlue Shield Group If YOU (or if mar
RED either husband wife) working where there
10 employees. you eligible only for
Group Membership.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-05

The man who is always up with
his work must have little else to do.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-05
GlendoIe News
Snoddys To Observe
50th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Snoddy. of
Wealthia. will celebrate tn cir
"G o d e n Wedding anniversary
June 6 at the home of their son
and daughter-in-laW. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Snoddy. in Glendale on Route
Is.
Rev. Carlton Milsted, will be the
S speaker at Oak Grove
Chapel's Homecoming Day. June 4
Revival will continue through Fri
day beginning at 7::3O each evening
The public is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse M. Clark and
Ricky were at their home, Twin
Acres. over the week end.
Mrs. Robert Rudolph Atkinson, 0!
Richmond, spent the week end with
her granddaughter. Margaret Page
Hill, in Hampton. while her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Hill at
tended convention in Washington
D. C.
Tom Payne. Of Martinsville, I'M
-derwent surgery at University Hos
pital. Charlottesville last week.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Davis are their son-in-law anc
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox
Of Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs Alice johnson Payne. o.
Esmont. spent the week with hel
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. anc
Mrs Lindsy Payne, in New Can
ton.
Miss Leafy Clifton snoddy. O.
Richmond, has returned from al
extended visit to Florida. The J
are now visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Snoddy at Cole
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Blue CROSS
q BLUE SHIELD

Enrolment Representative for
Amelia Buckingham, Cumberland. FIvanno Gooohond,
Lunenbug Noowoy Powhoton ond Prince Edward Counties
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kOk-GROUP MEMBERSHIP
is available to individuals and fomes who cannot Join
through Group If you are:
Under the oge Of IS and either self employed
employed with fewer than o employees or
not working Temporarily retireD
you may apply for Non-Group Membership in Blue
Cross-Blue Shield
Evening star., 1959-12-13

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Evening star., 1959-12-13

tka Be-sss For fhOse rhO feel q particular
Gkcz- xzxOv:kS. one aUenEe Of action Is
os-sszI- SEfteh the thing Of.
E1rt 70 say amen" TO the letter from
z H would ike 70 see more intellectual
r-og-1-s for the housewife. Also, an %
SEX and tired Of It's Great Life and Susie.
I think they're OK, but after seeing them for
several complete reruns. It's more than can
take I think It's . Great Life is about 70 90
into lis fourth round and I've lost count On the
rres sukie has made the rounds >. Why
GAIT Es have rerunS Of al Of Bishop sheen's
Life Is Worth Living series?
Mrs D. p.
Later programs tGped bv BtIhOp Sheen are
n EszcaeatiOD. but 50 far hare not been acquired
b. azy Washington station.
would Ike 10 know the name Of the girl
Eh0 played Claudia in the series Of that name
fsE ys4rs ago. Hugh Reilly played her hus-
bard Also what is Hermione Gingold's age?
II. A
Joan KccTGeksn played Claudia in the TV
series Sing happy birthday to Hermione. She
U1s 81 last Wednesday.