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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Charles Caldwell, David De-
lancey, Thurman Harmon, How
ard Lorey, Thomas Sklenar, Her
bert Smith, Steve Yakupcak,
Beverly Buckley, Sandra Dusen-
berry, Doris CHM, Janet Milk,
Twila Perkins, Patty Uhl.
Grade z - Sam Cartel, Ray
mond Gaydos, Michael Hrinko,
Barbara Macenko, Robert Milk.
Tom Perkins, Diane Perkins,
Margaret Seamster, Gerald
Warner.
Grade s Janice Archer,
Ralph Delaney, Richard De-
Volld, Gary CHM, Gloria Har-
mon, Joyce McCune, Linda Mich
olson, Carol Perkins, William
Roberts, Cecil Warner.
Grade 9 - Joyce Cain, Grace
Dennis, Carol Greathouse, Joyce
Haga, Kenneth Harmon, Mike
Higgins, Gerald Morris, Diana
Pitts, Carl Roberts, Mike Roberts,
Lynn Seamster, Connie Spriggs.
Grade 10 - Riley Dovenbarg
er, Jerald Heeter, James Secrest,
James Walters, Daryl Wheeler,
Carolyn Archer, Oretha Lett,
Karen Long, Lois Teters.
Grade IL - Carl Geary, Rol-
land Moore, Polly Hill, Barbara
Pickenpaugh, Violet Teters,
Judy Walters, Faye Wiley.
Grade IL Judy Archer,
Janet Hysell, Becky Wiley, Larry
Foraker, Herbert Hurst.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Gary Edgar, Paul Henry, Mar
tin Johnson, Tim Reed, Gary
Snyder, Rosie Smithberger;
scholastic: Gary Edgar, Martin
Johnson, Tim Reed, Carolyn
Cutler.
Grade 7 = perfect attendance:
Sue Bates, Alice Carpenter, Bar
bara Espenschied, Darla Starr,
Darlene Thompson, Brian Christ
man, Donnie Kirkbride, Warren
Moore, Gene Reed, James Reed;
scholastic: Donna Kirkbride,
Alice Carpenter.
Grade 8 - perfect attendance:
Kenneth Clark, Karl Cutler,
Vernon Kirkbride, David Reed,
Charles Snyder, Lila Christman,
Barbara Leasure; scholastic: Yer
non Kirkbride.
Grade 9 = perfect attendance:
Dwight Carpenter, Ronald Cant,
George Leasure, Thomas Starr,
Delbert Tucker, Marlene Archer,
Karola Delong, Olive Hill, Nancy
Martin, Ann Shelton, Sandra
Smith; scholastic: Karola De-
long, Ann Shelton, Sandra Smith.
Grade 10-perfect attendance:
Larry Edgar, Edsel Hannahs,
William Thomas, Vivian Moore,
Elaine Tripplett; scholastic:
James Crum, Larry Mallett,
Elaine Tripplett.
Grade l1-perfect attendance;
Darrell Cant, John Green, Virgil
Thompson, Peggy Christman,
Rita Gressel, Kathryn Parks;
scholastic: Leanna Carpenter.
Grade 12-perfect attendance:
Clesso Carpenter, Marlin
Brown, Floyd Stern, Jr., Gloria
Bates, Kathryn Bishop, Gloria
Cutler; scholastic: Lawrence
Crum, Kathryn Bishop.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Honor Roll
Grade l - Lewis Crum, Tony
Forshey, Johnnie Huffman.
Grade 2 - Linda Forshey,
Jimmy Fryfogle, Linda Schoep-
pner, Pamela Williams.
Grade 3 - jamie Blair, Donna
Crun, Donna Duff, Donald Luke,
Sandra Schoeppner, Dennis Ste
paens, Patty Tewanger.
Grade - David Bishop, Ruth
Rohrer, Shirley Snider, Doris
Williams.
Grade = Cheryl Bennett,
Gregory Duff, Bonnie Erb, Tim
Fleeman, Kermit Stoffel.
Grade 6 - Linda Beardmore,
Linda Bennett, Mary Huffman,
Linda Rohrer, Harry Schafer.
Grade 7 - Gary Blair, Judy
Love, Marilyn Stoffel.
Grade 8 - None.
Grade g. Frank Baker, David
Huffman, Keith Hughlett, Wade
Lucas.
Grade 19 - Larry Bettinger,
Mary Lou Hesson, Jo Ann Nor
rison, Nancy Rossiter.
Grade II - James Blair, Betty
Sue Crum, Larry Crum, Joe
Fliehman, Joan Forshey, Bev-
erly Griffen, Sue Hendershot,
Bob Huffman, Ann Johanning,
Velrna VanFossen.
Grade IL - Roger Hendershot,
Dana Morrison, Dale Schoeppner,
Dean Schott.
Perfect Attendance
Grade l Larry Archer,
Lewis Crum, Tony Forshey,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Johnnie Huffman; Grade 2 -
Jimmy Fleeman, Linda Forshey,
Jimmy Fryfogle, c. th crime
Groves, Linda Schoeppner. Bon
ME Tewanger, Connie Tewanger.
Grade 3 Donna Archer,
Donna Crum. Lynn Daniels,
Donna Duff, Calvin Hendershot,
Donald Luke, Sandra Schoep-
pner, Dennis Stephens, Patty
Tewanger, Judy Traylor; Grade
4 Linda Archer, David Bet
finger, Eddie Forshey, Billy
Pryor, Ruth Rohrer, Ellen Tray
lor, Doris Williams, Larry Will
liams.
Grade s Cheryl Bennett,
Tim Fleeman, Kermit Stoffel;
Grade 6 - Kenneth Ayers, Linda
Beardmore, Mary Huffman,
Harry Johanning, Linda Rohrer,
Harry Schafer.
Grade z - Gary Blair, Marie
Daniels, Charles Johanning, Judy
Love, Joe Lucas, Marilyn Stoffel.
Grade 8 Betty Williams;
Grade 9 Frank Baker, Larry
Bettinger, Eugene Daniels, David
Huffman, Keith Hughlett, Blake
Pryor, Gary Wilson; Grade 10
- 10 Ann Morrison, Nancy Ros-
sitter.
Grade II - James Blair, Betty
Crum, Landseer Daniels, Joe
Fliehman, Sue Hendershot, Bob
Huffman, Ann Johanning.
Grade IL - None.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

the immediate future.
The Trans-Eastern Victorian
Petroleum Co., Inc. of Clouders-
port, Pa, is moving in and set
ting up drilling equipment on
the Lloyd Smith on Meigs creek,
some 31a miles north of the
''Bone Discovery" well.
The Lloyd Smith is the former
Marion Mahon farm, and is a
portion of the large land hold
ings of Ray G. Smith and sons,
Lloyd and Homer Smith. AS we
understand it, this will be test
in virgin oil and gas drilling
territory, or at least no deep
wells have been drilled in that
vicinity. Drilling activity out
Bristol way has reached the
feverish state and, from every
indication, prospects are daily
growing brighter for opening an
important new oil and gas field
in that area.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

This well in the Clinton is
probably the largest ever drilled
in the county and is one of the
largest found in the state in
many months. The lease is owned
by Messrs. Carter and Brooks
with Mr.. Watson, who drilled
the Bone Discovery" well in
charge.
1t is said several new locations
are under way but none of the
number have been made public,
although it is said this company
will test the Will Fox which is
included in their holdings and
which lies to the southwest of the
Wilson well. Mr.. Wilson sold
half of his 18th royalty to the
prospectors testing their lease
holds in the area. Work of dis
mantling the rigging on the Will
son is in progress as is further
work being done on the Enbree
which made an excellent show
ing but which has been haunted
by various sorts of i'll luck.
The Swallow well, northwest
of the Bone, was fractured in the
Medina (some 10 feet below the
Clinton) and preparations are in
progress to similarly fracture
the Clinton sand above.
Owned by the Ohio Fuel, it is
believed to have possibilities for
a good well. On the Delmar Will
son, the drill has reached a
depth of some 1900 feet. The
Everett Greer farm, it is said,
is also in line for a location in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Cheryl Clark, Karen Clark, Jane
Davis, 10 Ann Dreher, Roberta
Semple, Vicki Stottsberry.
Grade 3 - Jody Cox, Jeffery
Hayes, Roger Kirkbride, Diana
Moore, Christine Semple.
Grade 5 Norman Abbot,
Gary Benner, David Everly,
James Rossiter, James Shaw.
Grade 6 - Robert Bond, Shir-
ley Anderson, Joyce Bates,
Darla Robinson, Gary Stotts-
berry, Cheryl Kirkbride, Judith
Wickham, Patricia Young.
Grade 7 - David Anderson,
James Carter, Billy Clark,
Nancy Cooper, Terry Gibson
.sandra Stottsberry, Charles
West, John West, Marilyn
Wheeler; Grade 8 - Hubert
Bates, Tyke Bates, Howard
Hague, Mike Kirkbride, Mary
Nesselroad, Janet Sholtis, Mari
lyn Wentworth, Joyce Young.
Grade 9 Frank Bettlnger
William Bettinger, Kathy Bond
Gary Hague, Sally 10 Martin
Ronald Moore, Irene Picken
paugh, Jerry Robinson, Kenneth
Shafer, Myrle Watson, Joyc.
| Vorhies; Grade 10 - Irene Bond
! Carol Dudley, Charles Hannum
James Leek, Lula Robinson
Lauerne Wentworth, Myra Wor
rail-.
Grade IL - Karen Bates, Bar
oara Bond, Deloris Bond, Pa
.ricia Charlton, Margie Clarl
Gerald DePuy, Karen Hively.
Grade 10 Arthur Stotts
berry, Marilyn Hague, Erm
Casey.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Serve spicy hot Bran Crunch Coffee Cake perkup
fast brunch morning coffee drab day
ghtul combination butte cereal crunch spice and biscuit
topped and filled with mixture of bran fakes sugar
butter and cinnamon To speed preparation the cereal crunch
be fixed ahead OF time and stored refrigerator
to
chance there should be left simply
and freeze the refrigerator To
oug The ingredient of breakfast easy
increase the protein vtann food
energy content of recipes.
Bran Crunch Coffee Cake
cup butter margarine, / teaspoon cinnamon
melted 2 cups prepared biscuit mix
~ cup brown sugar, l egg, slightly beaten
we'll packed N cup milk
IN cups bran fakes
Mix together melted butter margarine brown sugar bran
flakes, and cinnamon Combine biscuit mix mi
stir vigorously 80 seconds Spread half Of batter in creased
xSx2 nches) Sprinkle half of cereal mixture
top Cover with remaining batter and top with remaining
Bake In moderate F until done and brown 20
25 minutes Serve Yield: 16 pieces
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Grade - perfect attendance:
Beverly Biedenbach, Dennis Car
penter, Timmie. Clark, Carol
Christman, Jay Dee Kerns, Roger
Reed, Audrey Warner; scholastic:
Dennis Carpenter, Victoria Cry
walski, Diane McElfresh.
Grade 2 perfect attendance:
Linda Bates, Jane Bates, Kathy
Carpenter, Joyce Cline, Terry
Smith, Linda Stotts, frankie
Wise; scholastic: Joyce Cline,
Cheryl Leasure, Kathy Carpen-
ter, Pamela Edgar, Judy Moore,
frankie Warner, frankie Wise.
Grade 3 perfect attendance:
Barbara Biedenbach, Donald
Burbacher, Kathryn Carpenter,
Debra Carpenter, Rebecca De-
long, Lowell Kerns, John Kirk
bride, Betty Leach, Gary Reed,
Cynthia Stallings; scholastic:
Barbara Biedenbach, Kathy Car
penter, Brenda Clark, John
klrkbrlde.
Grade - perfect attendance:
Dale Archer, Stephen Carpenter,
Lena Christman, David Leach,
Carol Moore, Leo Powell, Pa
tricia Smith, Tommy Snyder,
Sue Stephens, Carolyn Tucker,
Connie Wise, William Espen-
schied; scholastic: Lena Christ
man, David Dysert, Carol Moore,
Sue Stephens.
Grade S = perfect attendance:
Jack Blakalee, Harold McEl-
fresh, Johnny Truax, George
Warner, Patricia Archer, Bar
bara Leach, Kay Morris, Judy
Reed, Linda Tucker, Linda War
ner, Calvin King; scholastic;
Jack Blakalee, Jack Barnett,
Kenneth Wise, Barbara Leach,
Sharon Saunders.
Grade 6 - perfect attendance:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
SCOUT SUNDAY

Cub Pack 584 will attend
special services in recognition OF
Scout Sunday at the First Church
of Christ this Sunday. The Cub
Pack, with their Den Mothers,
Cubmaster and Pack committee
men will be given special re-
coenition. At this service a rep
resentative from the Scout office
will present the new charter to
the church. This will begin the
eighth year of sponsorship of the
Cub Pack by this church.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Honor Roll
Grade 2 - Michael Merry,
Donnie Moore, Robert Norman,
Marilyn Carter, Clyta Cater,
Sue Cooper, Nancy Jacobs, Cindy
Kirkbride, Sandra Lestock, Bon
ME Wheeler; Grade 3 - Jody
Cox, Jeffery Hayes, Lance Van
Fleet, Connie Clark, Diana
Moore, Christine Semple, Oar
lene Stottsberry.
Grade 4 Cheryl Clark,
Karen Clark, Jane Davis, 10
Ann Dreher, Roberta Semple'
Vicki Stottsberry; Grade .
David Carter, David Everly,
James Shaw, Gary Stottsberry,
Gary Benner, Cheryl Kirkbrlde'
Patricia Young; Grade s - joyce
Bates, Paulette Shafer, Frank
McAuley.
Grade 7 - Nancy Cooper,
Becky Kirk, Margaret Semple'
Sandra Stottsberry; Grade 8 -
Janet Sholtis, Merlin Wentworth
Joyce Young; Grade 9 - Myrle
Watson, Patricia Reed.
Grade 10 - None; Grade II -
Karen Sue Bates, Barbara Bona
Deloris Bond, Lana Trescott;
Grade IL - Barbara Rosslter.
Perfect Attendance
Grade / - Dale Clark, Terry
Stottsberry, Kenneth west. Terry
West, David Wilson, Martens
Hursev; Grade 2 - henneti
Anderson, Michael Merry, Don
re Moore, Kenneth wilson
n N.arilyn Carter, Clyta Cater que
Cooper, Cindy Kirkbride, SanorS
Lestock, Bonnie Wheeler.
Grade a Robert Gibson
Thomas West, William west
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
RED CROSS MEETING

A rescheduled meeting OF the
board of directors of the Noble
county Red Cross will be held
Monday evening, Feb. 9 at 7:OO
o'clock in the chapter rooms on
the first floor of the court house.
Executive Secretary V. G. He'd
dleson said this meeting was to
have been held two weeks ago
but due to the high waters only
a few members of the board were
able to get into Caldwell;
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

county system. The honor roll
and perfect attendance list is as
follows:
Honor Roll
Grade 2 - Marvin Feldner,
Rodney Marietta, Charles Teters,
Joseph Thomas, Diane Hronec,
jamie Hupp, Janet Secrest, Kathy
Serdy, Joan Tomcho.
Grade 3 Eugene Carnes,
Terry Milligan, Thomas Milk,
Elizabeth Danford, Connie MIS-
wonger, Paula Seamster, Suella
Thomas.
Grade a Diana Brown,
Brenda Danford, Patty Khune,
Larry Kominar, Carol Lett, John
Milk, Vickie Perkins, James
Serdy, Phyllis Tomcho, Joellen
Wargo, Sharon Yocco, Kathy
Miller.
Grade - Darlene Malenda,
Diana Still, Sharon Hannum,
Geraldine Nichols, April Math-
eney, Richard Roberts, David
Cartel, George Anderson, Mar
tha Warner, Vicki Niswonger,
Bonnie Bond, Patricia Cunning
ham, Constance Marietta, Ronald
Hronec, Sandra Leisure.
Grade 6 - Francis Brown,
Gary Brown, PAMELA Bartoletta,
Carolyn Dovenbarger, Janet
Milk, Patty Uhl; Grade Z -
Michael Hrinko, Willard Barn
house.
Grade 8 - Richard Devolld;
Grade 8 Joyce Cain, Grace
Dennis, Lynn Seamster, Judy
Serdy, Judy Wiley; Grade 10 -
Marilyn Pickenpaugh, Lois Tet-
erS.
Grade IL - Polly Hill, Violet
Teters, Judy Walters; Grade l2-
Sue Phipps, Janet Hysell, Fon-
tella Greathouse, Mary Dennis,
David Ziler, Larry Foraker,
Robert Brown.
Attendance
Grade / Larry Bailey
Danny Boyd, David King, Mich
ael Malenda, Tommy Mackie
Patricia Cobb, Mary Dovenbarg-
er, Wilma Hannum, Becky MIS-
wonger, Teresa Perkins, Joyce
Stewart.
Grade 2 - Edwin Dovenbarg-
er, James buffalo, Richard Esch-
man, Rodney Marietta, Andrew
Mika, James Milk, Mitchell
Perkins, Bernard Roberts, Gary
Roberts, Kenneth Wiley, Robert
Yonker, Brenda Gordon, Diane
Hronec, jamie Hupp, Janet Sec
rest, Kathy Serdy, Joan Tomcho
Grade 3 Eugene Carnes
Larry Kilburn, Terry Milligan
Thomas Milk, James Perkins
James Taylor, John Wargo, Jr.
| Brenda Cartel, Darla CHM, Oar
lene Haga, Janet Hill, Marilyr
| Roberts, Paula SeamSter, judith
Smith.
Grade 4 Jackie Archer
Joseph Archer, Charles Doven-
barger, Larry Kominar, Caro-
Lett, Kathy Miller, John Milk
Terry Perkins, Joellen Wargo
Terry Yakupcak, Sharon Yocco
| Paul Yonker.
Grade 5 - Darlene Malenda
Diana Still, Richard Roberts
Geraldine Nichols, Jack Johnson
Lynn Mallett, David Cartel
Constance Marietta, Martha War
ner, Frederick Perkins, Marx
Thomas, Dennis Eschman, Roger
Feldner, Delbert Gordon, Jerry
| Archer, Ronald Hronec, Rober
Lori, Sandra Leisure.
Grade 6 Francis Brown
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
zanesviIIe Driver
Arrested For D, N. |.

Elmer Warner, 48, of Zanes-
Vile, was arrested Sunday at
Belle Valley by Marshal Law
renee Macenko and charged with
driving while intoxicated.
He was arraigned that same
afternoon before Mayor Eddie
Bailey, Of Belle Valley, and fined
$1O0 and costs and three days in
the Noble county Jail.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
POMONA GRANGE

Regular meeting OF NobIe
county Pomona grange Will be
held Tuesday evening, Feb. 10 at
the Sharon grange hall in
Sharon, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
Following the business meeting,
there will be a program by the
lecturer. A cot luck lunch Will
be served and all members are
urged to attend.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05

Favorite toys of a century ago
are displayed each yuletide sea-
son in the Ross County Historical
Society's Museum, Chillicothe,
Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
CONFINED TO HOME

Mrs. Nettie Tilton has been
confined to her home on Cum
berland street for the past month
with illness. She is reported to be
improving.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
Two Seniors Make Third Six Weeks
Honor Roll In SummeffieId Schools

and Kathryn Bishop the only two seniors
make the roll Smmerd for the third weeks end
ing January according Ward Bishop executive head
The conplete list follows:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
Only One Senior On Honor Roll For
Six Weeks Period AT SarahsviIIe

n one senior the honor roll at Center oca
schools in Sarahsve the third six weeks according to list re
leased TODAY by Hobart executive head.
perfect attendance is follows
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
ENTERS HOSPITAL

George Thompson, Caldwell,
has entered Marietta Memorial
hospital for observation and
treatment. He was dismissed to
his home, Monday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
Morgan County Well Gauges
More Than a Million Gu. Fl.

1t authoritatvely reported that the well the Earl Wilson
neghboring Morgan county, Tuesday Virgil
4200O0 Another will be taken
showing oil
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
Seven Seniors Make The Honor Roll
For This Period AT Belle Valley High

all Belle Valley
roll for the between Nov "a JAM
according by Whatey acting
greatest number Of any school in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-02-05
Four Seniors Make Honor Roll For
Third Six Weeks Al HarrietisviIIe Hiuh

Four Seniors Elk local high honor for
the third of school, according
tive head
, 1959-08-20
Personnel Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson
arrived here Sunday to spend
their vacation. They are real
estate operators in New York
City.
Mrs. johnson was born on
the mainland; Mr.. johnson is
4 native Of ST. Croix.
They are the house guest Of.
Miss Marie Mckay at her
beach house IN Frederiksted.
, 1959-08-20
Futher Romun is
Promoted by
Archbishop Keough

Tn Catholic Review Of Balti-
more carried the official news
Of Father Romans promotion
by the Archbishop Of Balti-
more on Friday, July 81, 1859.
Father Roman has been ap
pointed to advanced studies
and will work for his Doctor
ate degree in Education at the
Johns Hopkins University in
Baltimore He will be in resi-
dcnce at the new Archepisco-
pal residence Of the New
Cathedral on Charles Street.
His duties as Assistant Pastor
Of ST. Bernadine's will termi-
nate September /, 1859. Upon
completion Of his studies
Father Roman will be appoint
ed Assistant Superintendent Of
Education for the Archdiocese
1T Baltimore.
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1959-08-20
Steamship Relief"
Sinks While Being
lowed Into San Juun

E Steamship Relief
which was reported in distress
q few days ago, sank five miles
eff San Juan, Puerto Rico,
while being towed to port by
a salvage vessel.
The bulkhead of the shin
broke and it plunged to the
bottom Of the ocean. It has
been given UP as : total loss.
In addition to the refrigerat-
cd cargo on board for the is
lands Of St. Thomas and Saint
Croix, all salvage equipment
On board went down with the.
ship. There was no injury or
loss Of Life, however.
, 1959-08-20
Virgin Islunds is
Pay $4,000 Into New
Caribbean Body

The Y. S. Virgin Islands will
contribute SOS, 200 Of the total
budget Of the new Caribbean
Organization. The budget has
been set at $3.50
Puerto Rico, the site Of the
new organization, will con-
tribute 44.3 per cent Of the to-
tai budget. The contributions
include: The Republic Of
Continued on page a
, 1959-08-20
President Will
Proclaim HuWuii
Fiftieth Stute Aug. 81

President Eisenhower will
formally proclaim Hawaii as
the iftieth state on August II,
at 4 pm.
The proclamation ceremony
will be held at the White
House. Mr., Eisenhower will
return to Washington from his
Gettysburg, farm to sign the
proclamation.
Press Secretary james g.
Hagerty said the President at
the same time will issue an or
der on a design for q new
fifty-star flag to become Off
cially effective next July 4.
Proclaiming Of Hawaiian
statehood Friday will permit
the new states delegation in.
Congress to take oaths before
Continped on page E)5
, 1959-08-20
Cubunos VS.. Pirutes:
C~ommundoes Will
Take on Phillies

Los Cubanos baseball team
will take on the Pirates on
Sunday afternoon, August %, at
the Canegata Ball Park at
enc o'clock.
The Commanders and Phil
lies will be battling il out for
the third place on the same
date in the second game,
scheduled for 8 O'Clock.
, 1959-08-20
The Democratic State Com

The Committee on motion
of Senator Theovald Moorhead
St. John, voted approval Of
the action taken by the Exc
cutive Committee of the Chris
tiansted Democratic Club in
Senator Walter /. M.
Hodge and Henry E. Rohlsen
from membership in the Saint
Croix organization.
Ralph P~aiewonsky. the Ma
tiona1 Committeeman, cast the
only vote against expulsion Of
the two men.
, 1959-08-20
Hearings on Judge
rdonsAppointrne
To Be Held Aug. 26th

a cablegram received in ST.
Croix BY Senator Ron de Lugo
from sources in Washington,
G., states that the Senate
Judiciary Committee will hold
hearings on the appointment
cf Judge Walter A. Gordon Of
United States District
Court Of the Virgin Islands on
Wednesday, August rs.
Judge Gordon's appointment
has been ia the Judiciary Cons
mittee for over one year.
, 1959-08-20
CorIisles AreFeotured Ejnor R. Boiling.
On Progrum Of Legion Commander.
Rudio Stdtion WIVI Going to Convention

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence An Einar +. Boiling. Comman-
thony Carlisle Of Washington, der Of the Alexander Hamilton
DC, were guests on the WIVI Fost No. IS, Of the American.
program yesterday morning at Legion, will depart tomorrow
1890. for the mainland via Puerto
MrvGarlisle, native Of s.. Rico, to attend the Forty1frst
crOix IS on the staff Of the Annual Convention Of the
Voice Of America. Mrs. Car American Legion in Minnea-
Isle Of New York and Penn polls, Minnesota.
sylvania is q Travel Represen- MI. Boiling will stop off at
tative for t h e National San Juan and join other Off
Education Association in Wash Gals from Puerto Rico. They
ington- After 4 t~hrty-three win leave at 9 O'Clock satur-
day tour Of South American day morning. On reaching New
countries, Mrs. Carlisle joined York, they plan to board a
her husband in st. Croix on Northwest Airlines plane at
Tuesday for a few days vaca- 4 o'clock for Minnesota.
ton. incidentally, the Legion
The, Carlisles are the house aires held their first conven-
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira ton ~forty-one years ago, at
Ross. MI. Ross Il vice presi- Minneapolis, Minnesota.
dent Of the Virgin Islands Ma -
tional Bank here. Cubunos Us. Pirutes:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
School Foundation Opens Office In
Farmville, Staff Starts To Work

the realism of day to day schooling
Starting from scratch has not
been an easy job. For instance the
seemingly simple lob Of oper,ing an
office is not quite as easy as say
ing open Sesame. There are a
multitude Of little things that have
to be done. Little things like fill
ing cabinets. desks, adding ma
chimes. chairs, etc. All Of these
things must materialize quickly and
economically.
The word economically" is a
carefully chosen one. With school
being run on donations only eco
nonically" becomes a big word in
the Foundation vocabulary. T e
first consideration in the fund drive
has been to raise sufficient funds
to retain the present teaching staff
without placing a financial burden
on this loyal corp Of dedicated edu-
Gators.
Thus when these things material
lze economically it means that
someone somehow donates tn e
items for the use of the office. The
office itself, is an example of this
spirit Of necessity since it is being
provided free by Robert e. Taylor.
Many items are still needed but
they are appearing slowly but
Continued on page y