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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11
By the Associated Press

For all their pitching depth,
the Braves apparently made a
mistake when they ended Gene
Conley's rebellion by peddling
the tall Highlander to Phila-
delphia.
The National League cham
pions have lost seven Of their
last IL games. with only three
complete games from their staff
in that span. Last night they
lost their second in a row in st.
Louis, So, reducing their Ma
tional League to one game while
Conley was beating Los Angeles,
2-l. with a four-hitter.
Conley, who was peddled after
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CARDS, S; BRAVES, z
81. Louis

Totals % 2 SO Totals 80 0 S
l Doubled for Kellnsr in bth: 2 Ran
for Hemus in 5th: 3 struck out for
Pafko in 9TH: Plisd out for Mantilla
in It'll: Doubled for jay In sth.
'MLwAUgEE 10 10000 ooo-e
ST. LOUIS ------- 900 O30 20x-5
! E--MAntiiia. Po-A--Afiixsakse "a
8. 81. Louis 2S-I3. DP--Boyer 20 Bias
inEame TO- white; Mathews TO Wise TO
Adcock; Gramrnas TO BIasinEame to
White, LoB-Mnwaukee 8, 81. Louis z.
2b--H Smith Hsmus. cimoli. white.
Vernon. HR--Aafon. crandall. sB-
BlAsineame. eF-cunningham
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REDLE Gs, s; CUBS, 4

Totals 9s eIIe Totals 50 4e4
9 Struck out Tor prdit d sth.
S SHheiHNATi ------SSSoSS SSs sSS SSddlI-9
E-Hobbie. Po-A- Cincinnati, 81
(: Shieaso. 27-s. LoB-cineinnati
2b-Thomson. Bailey, Dark. Hrs.
Taylor. Mcmillan, Robinson Banks.
SB--Temple, Robinson
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Griffs L-und
Gopher Star
or$3O,OOO

Fred Bruckbauer, 2l-year- old
University Of Minnesota right
handed pitcher, today was
signed by the Senators for
$4,000. 1t was announced by
President Cal Griffith.
Bruckbauer. q 6-foot, u.s.
FOUNDER. is the fourth player to
be signed for that sum by the
Senators. who previously landed
Third Baseman Harmon Kille-
brew. Outfielder Jerry Schoon-
maker and Pitcher Ralph Luz
menti at that figure. Brock
bauer has been assigned to Fox
Cities. Wis.,. In the Three-I
League.
A resident of Sleepy Eye,
Mimi, Bruckbauer pitched two
no-hitters for st. Mary's High
School there. He had a TIA
record In two years Of varsity
competition at Minnesota and
was 1912 in the Big Ten. He
had shutouts over Ohio State.
North Dakota and Iowa this
year.
Bruckbauer, who said he re-
ceived bonus offers from five
other clubs, helped the Gophers
to two Big Ten championships.
Dick Siebert, former Ath-
letics' first baseman who is the
Minnesota baseball coach, rates
Bruckbauer "the best pitcher
I've ever had. He has more
pitches than Paul Giel and
better breaking stuff than Jerry
Thomas.
Giel received 100000 for
signing with the Giants in
1854. while Thomas got a siz-
able bonus from the Tigers.
The Senators also signed Tom
Garrett. l8-year-old catcher Of
Eau Claire. Wis. for their
rookie league farm club at
Lynchburg. Va, and Joe San
chez, 18-year-old shortstop Of
Needles. Calf, for the same
club. Both are righthanded all
the way and both received
bonuses.-HAWKINS.
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winner - hellner tz-1I' Losef-
Rush ti-2l.
U =. Dslmore, HarlIck. Jaekoyski.
Crawford. 7 - 2:36. A - 1913.
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FoItering Braves Blush
Over ConIey Success

an 0-6 season because he re-
fused to quit his winter jot
with the Boston Celtitcs. pre-
basketball champions. has lost
as many as he's won (3-3). but
that's lot bad for q pitcher
with q last-place club. Two Of
those losses were by one run
and the other by two runs, and
one Of his victories was q shut
out over Milwaukee.
While the Braves stumbled,
the second-place Giants closed
in with an 11-7 victory over
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati defeated
the Cubs. GA.
Yields Only Singles
Conley gave UP nothing but
singles. walked only one and
struck out two in a duel with
Glen Labine. who allowed
seven hits between them. The
Dodgers. put down in order for
three innings, scored in the
fourth when Junior Gillian
singled and came around on
Wally Moons single and a
double play.
The Phillies. who failed TO
collect on Ray Semproch's four
hitter against the Dodgers the
night before. wrapped 1t up
for Conley with two runs in the
fifth. Joe Hoppe. included in
the Conley trade, Richie Ash
burn and Wally Post singled
around a Dodger error for the
scores.
The Braves scored in the
first two innings on home runs
by Hank Aaron mo. l6) and
Del Crandall. but the Cards
came from behind for three
unearned runs in the fifth on
on error. Manager Solly
Hemus' pinch double and two
out two-baggers by Gino Cimoli
and Bill White. Bob Rush
(4-2) was the loser. with Re-
lever joey Jay giving up two
more runs in. the seventh on
three singles and Joe Cunning
hams sacrifice fly.
Alex Kellner (2-D was the
winner. with Indy McDaniel's
relief help over the last four
innings.
Witt Remains Winless
Willie Kirkland and Orlando
Cepeda homered for the Giants,
who cracked six Pirate pitchers
for 10 hits. Winless George
Witt. Just of the disabled list,
lost his fifth.
Solo homerS by Roy MCMILLAN
and Frank Robinson in the last
two innings clinched it for the
Reds. 1t was McMillan's eighth,
his one-season high, and No. Is
for Robinson. who was 4-for-4
and drove in three runs. Bob
Purkey t6-D. who had lost five
of his last six. allowed only four
hits. but gave way to Orlando
Pena because Of a blistered
finger in the eighth. Glen Hob
bic (6-6) was the loser for the
Cubs, who scored on two-run
homers by Sammy Taylor, in
the fifth, and Ernie Banks, who
hit his 18th in the ninth.
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1881 Old Georgetown Rd.
OIL. $500
New Location
Block Above Wilson 10.
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Winner = Morsan DID. Loser
Fornisls t0-1).
wP-Kiely. sisier. BERRY. Hon.
ochick, Flaherty. Umont. 900. A.
4,343.
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Orphans to See Come

The Washington Lodge No.
IS of the Elks and the WASH
ington baseball club will be
hosts to about 200 orphans
Saturday at Griffith Stadium
when The Senators play the
Cleveland Indians.
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MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE


BATTING biased on lao or more at
eatsl-Kuenn, Detroit, $50; Kaline,
Detroit. Bal: Runnels, Boston, .337
Fox: chicssso' .ss5; woodlins. Balti-
RGNs@killsbrew, washington. 40;
Yost, Detroit, 40: Jensen, Boston, and
HpaITicisSs; Chicago 40; Power clevs-
RUNS BATTED N-Killebrew. wash
Jensen, Boston, and Lopez. New York,
MTS-Fox, Chicago. "A; Kallne.
Detroit. y; Runnels. Boston; 20;
A;psricio; Chicago and Allison. WASH
DOUBLES - RunnelS, Boston. and
Williams Kansas City. 49,: Fox, Chi
eago, Kuenn, Detroit, and Lopez. New
TRrPLEs = Runn.ls. Boston. and
Lopez: New York 4; Nine players tied
HoME RUNs-Killebrew. Washing
ton, r.: Colavito. Cleveland IS; ALI
more. and Lemon. Cleveland. 10.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio, Chicago.
Is: Mantle. New York. 13; Jensen.
Boston, Z: lands, Chicago. and Power.
PiTCHiNG biased on or more
deeislonsl-wilhelm, Baltimore: 30,
1000; Larsen. New York. and Fischer.
Washington, 81, 1913: Pappas, Balti-
more aRd sh2y GhcasO' Sis ~ ana
gcore. Cleveland, n; Burning, Detroit.
Is: Wilhelm, Baltimore, 81; Ford, New
York. 81
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on l40 or more at
bats - aaron Aaron: Milwaukee; .4ia S;
San Francisco. .344: White. st.
Louis, .342: Mays San Francisco
hUNs - Mathews. Milwaukee, and
Mays. san Francisco, 4s: Pinson'
Cincinnati AZ. Cepeda, San Francisco
a; Temple. Cincinnati. and Aaron
RUNS BATTED IN - Banks, CHICAGO
Milwaukee. 81: cepeda. San Fran
cisco, 50: Pinson, Cincinnati as,
HITS - Aaron. Milwaukee %: Cope
da, San Francisco. 76; Pinson, Gin
slnnaTt temple a. Cincinnati Misis sf9 TO- Francisco
DOUBLES Cimoli, St Louis. "a;
cinnati, Bureess, Pittsburgh. and &c.
peda: San Francisco; 10.
SON. Cincinnati. 8: Mathews, Nil
waukee, Y. Anderson, Philadelphis
and white, st. Louis, s.. -
ZONE RUNS = Mathews. Milwaukee
Chicago, and Robinson. Cincinnati
Is; Cepeda. San Francisco. "a.
lTOLEN BASES Neal. Los Angeles
II: Mays. San Francisco, and Bias.
!sgame. st. Louis, 10: Robinson
Cincinnati, o; cepeda, San Fran
pITc cfHHiiN Cbssed on S or NOR,
decisionsl Face, Pittsburgh, SO
1000: Elston. Chicago, Al, 800
Mizell, At. Louis, 7-2, .77s; Podres
Los Anseles. go 80; Antonneli
oTRIKEOUTs - Drysdsle. Los Angeles
SO; 3. Jones, San Francisco. n
SPAIN, Milwaukee, IS; Antonelli
San Francisco. 80; Mizeil. st. Louis
81.
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TIGERS, 10; RED sox, 8
DETROIT
BOSTON

Totals Al IOi2s Totals Al 0 10 0
walked for .Morsan in 7th: 2
Popped out for Harris in 7th: Fouied
out for Daley in sth: 4 Walked for
Wall in sth: s Ran for wertz in 9th.
BOSTON --------- I'll 026 OIL o
E-consolo 2. Daley. Bridges. Po-A
Detroit 27-12. Boston 27-4. LOB
Detroit 0. Boston s.
2b-Kaline 2. Bridges 2. Runnels.
Wertz. Kuenn, Console, Malone. HR
O'clock, Osborne, Geiser. sF-Ber-
beret.
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SENATORS

OOuthhluCu EIOm aBC D~1
necessity demands occasionally,
It's a matter Of drawing straws.
He would have needed Walter
johnson on the mound last
night to Illustrate Early Wynn,
who whipped the Senators. Al.
on a neat five-hitter. However,
Cookies choice was the bat
tered Hal Woodeshick, who
failed to survive the first inning
and apparently is not long for
these parts. Chicago regained
undisputed first place as Cleve-
land defeated Baltimore, lib.
Pascual Faces Pierce
Cookie gets back to rotating
his top four tonight when
Camilo Pascual stacks up
against Billy Pierce. who has
lost four of his last five deci-
sions. in the rubber game Of the
series with Chicago.
Wynn had little difficulty
with the Senators feared four
some of Bob Allison, Harmon
Killebrew, Roy Sievers. and Jim
Lemon last night. Killebrew
beat out an inf1eld trickler and
scored on Throneberry's double
in the fourth inning, but other
wise the only damage from that
quartet was Allison's eighth
inning double to left.
Allison Retaliates
The Senators had their one
shot to get back in the game
In that session. Allison, decked
by Wynn's previous pitch.
climbed of the deck to slug his
double, and Killebrew walked
with two out. That left 1t up
to Sievers. and he went down
swinging.
Throneberry was the lone
Senator to obtain two hits. He
beat out a drag bunt in the
second inning. marking the
fourth time he has done so
since crashing the lineup.
Woodeshick nicked Luis Apa-
ricio with a pitch to start the
game. and the spry shortstop
promptly stole second. Nellie
Fox grounded out, but Al Smith
tripled. scoring Luis. Smith
dashed for the plate and
Catcher Hal Naragon got the
relay in ample time to tag him.
but AL kicked the ball out Of
his mitt.
When Sherm Lollar followed
with a single. Lavagetto had
seen enough of Woodeshick 20
last him for awhile. John ROM
onosky took over and hurled
creditably. yielding a run In the
third on Fox's double and Lol-
lars single and another in the
seventh when Aparicio forced
Wynn. again stole second and
scored on Fox's single.
NOTES: Killebrew, honored
by the Idaho State Society, got
a surprise when his mother
greeted him at the plate in pre-
game ceremonies. She was
flown here for the occasion.
Harmon received an air con-
ditioner, electric shaver and a
pair Of $3.50 certificates for a
suit and a shotgun.
Aparicio has stolen IS bases,
six against the Senators.
Lollar took over at first base,
with Earl Battey handling the
catching. The Indians in
wade tomorrow night for the
opener of a four-game series.
-. There will be a single game
Saturday and a double header
Sunday.
Griffith said the White Sox
have made an offer for Lemon
but the bait is not attractive.
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Winners, Jones t7-0. Loser
Witt t0-bl. yf
u-Boseess, sudoi. German. Landes.
T--3:03. A--24.3i7.
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GIANTS. ll; PIRATES. Z
SAN FRANCISCO
PITTSBURGH


Totals All 1911 Totals 81 7io7
walked for Biaekburn in 7th: 2
Grounded out for Meiias in It'll; Hit
into double play for Landrith in 18th;
4 Grounded out for Jackson in sth.
s sffrl EsAssEFco lSs S25 gS5SSr--ill
B-Biaekburn. Po-A--san iran
cisco 27-li. Pittsburgh 27-i3 DIP
virdon TO Mazeroskl; Krayitz to
Maseroski: Hoax TO Masereski 10 Stuart
2. LoB-san Francisco Q. Pittsburgh
8. ,
2B - Brandt. Kirkland. ! Landrith.
oroat. skinner, Mazeroski. 3B -
KravitS. HR-Kirkland. cepeda. sB
Brandt.
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(4-3).
U--Summers. Mckinley. Soar, Chy-
lax. T--2.54. A-15,sS3.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03

Miss Roberta Williams spent the
week end in Cherryville. N. c..
where she was a bridesmaid in the
Hunter selley wedding, Saturday
Betsy and Ann Hamburg, of Char
lotte. N c.. are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Han
bury
W. H. Bagley. of Kenbridge. was
an overnight guest Of Dr. and Mrs.
J. A. Mcclellan this week.
Mrs Harry v. Lancaster and
children. Harry. Jr.. Lucie and
Dorothy. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Bald in Bladensburg
Md, for the week end.
Mary Jane Evans. Of Richmond.
has been the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. John N. Irving. and Mr.. Irv-
ing
| Among those who attended the
Franklin Thackston wedding at
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church in
Prince Edward County Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carter
and daughter, Miss Martha Banks
dale Carter. Mrs Elto Schroeder
and Miss Mary c. Womack.
Mrs. Thomas Woodward and son.
Tommy, Jr. Of Suffolk. have been
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Anderson.
Nj and Mrs. Merrill Digger and
Gil 'dren. c. j. Allard and Judy. are
vacationing at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Mrs. Thomas Mayo w. Of Char
lottesville. will be the guest Of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Wilson,
for the week end.
Kent Carter returned Sunday
from Milford. Pa, where he took
an advanced course in lifeguard
u d]LlllB.
Mrs. j. P. Clements is spending
tie month of July with her son,
Garland Clements. in Cumberland
Baxter Carter and Skeeter Fore
returned Wednesday from Virginia
Beach where they participated in a
golf tournament sponsored by the
Junior c h m Der of Commerce.
They were accompanied by W. x.
Carter.
Mrs. Annie Deaton spent the
week in Richmond with her gchil-
dren. Mrs. George Sears and chill
dren. of Richmond, accompanied
hcr home Saturday for a week 5
visit.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
OuertOn Eluers YOU Said

The marriage of Miss Anne
Marie Ewers. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hewlett Maynor EWers. Of
Farmville. to William Quinton Over
ton. son of Mrs. j. Watson Overton
of Farmville. and the late Mr.. Over
ton. took place Friday. June 26 at
5 O'Clock in the Farmville Baptist
Church.
Dr. W. Otis McClung officiated
Mrs. H. B. Hobson of Farmville
presided at the organ. and accom-
panied Mrs. Lucille Hunt, of Lynch
burg. who sang Because.
Given in marriage by her father.
the BRIDE wore a gown of lace over
satin. Her veil fell from cap Of
lace and seed pearls. She carried
a prayer book topped with an or
child and stephanotis.
Mrs. Lucille Hunt. of Lynchburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
BY IDA SOUTHALL

Swimming * one Of the best
exercises fol building and
beautifying the body. Tho
woman who goes in for swim
ming Will have a firnar, more
sha pely body Good swimmers
arc usually more graceful. be
cause their fonts must BIZ flrNi-
bic. If YOU would Like to i'm
prove your figure, by all means.
take UP swimming
If YOU want to improve Your
appearance try a new hair
color We have some lovely
shades for you to choose from.
Whether you want a rinse or a
tint, it will be natural looking
when You have it done at
Vanity Beauty Shop, FarmvilIe.
Call $50.
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was her sisters natron of honor
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Patsy Eos
ter Carson and Miss Shirley Ed
wards, of Farmville. They wore
waltz length dresses of nylon over
lime green taffeta with headpieces
to match. They carried bouquets
Sherry Ann Overton was candle
lighter.
Johnny Cumby. of Ivor. served as
best man. Ushers were j. w. Over
ton, Jr.. c. L. Overton and E E.
Overton. brothers of the bride
groom. all of Farmville.
A reception followed at the church.
After a wedding trip, Mi. over
ton will continue his schooling with
the State Police Department. and
upon completion of l6 week
course. the couple will make their
home where he is assigned for duty.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
Mylum Greer
BeHOthdl Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Preston
Mylum. Of Farmville, announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Margaret Coleman to Robert Bur
ton Greer son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fayette Dexter Greer, Of Richmond
Miss Mylum is graduate Of
Worsham High School She is now
employed By Markell Services, Inc,
in Richmond
Mr. Greer is a graduate Of John
Marshall High School Richmond.
He is employed by Richmond News
papers. Inc
The wedding viii take place July
p at ? pm at Douglas Presby-
terrain Church N Prince Edward
County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. I j. Fulchcr ak
pending few days al Vlrginia
Beach
Foster B Gresham. who has jus
completed conducting workshop
for the University Of Virginia Elk
tension department for English II
Roanok. county. Will return Il
Farmville. Saturday.
Week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. Booth were Mr. and Mrs. P
L. Ollie, Of Buckroe Beach, and
Kenneth Clarke. Of Meherrln.
Misses Sandra and Linda Ollie
OF Buckroe. spent three weeks witt
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. Booth Mrs. Booth Will spend
the Fourth at Buckroe with MI
and Mrs Ollie
Mrs. G. L Booth spent Friday in
Richmond visiting her sOn-ln-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bates. III
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yeats spent
the week end at Bugs Island
Mrs Douglas Macdonald Breath
Of San Antonio. Tex. Will arrive
Sunday for two weeks visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
E. Macdonald
Mrs. W. S. Elliott is visiting her
sisters. Mrs Freeman Eppes and
Mrs Clara Williams. in Blackstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Bollick and
daughter, Anne. Will spend the
week end at Blowing Rock, n G.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Yeats. for
merly of Kenbridge. are residing
at 4O6 Beech street. Mr.. Yeats Will
be associated with Harry's Barber
Shop.
Carolyn and Bill Gentry. of Rich
mond. are guests Of their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Brooks.
K. e. Eppllng Of Gap Mills,
W. Va. and daughter. Mrs. John
Gaylor, and son. Randy, Of Roa-
noke, have been guests of Mrs.
Christy Snead.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Reese.
Mrs R. L. Dent and Mr.. and Mrs.
Waiter Reese, all Of Richmond
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin W sh. Wednesday
guests in the same home were Mrs.
Willie Crouch. Mrs. E. E. Jones
and Miss Page Houchins. Of Rich
Mond.
R. j. jameson. Of Roanoke, was
the week end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Sanderson and Mrs. w. L.
Blanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Forester
spent the week end in Richmond
where they attended the funeral of
Mr. Forester's sister. Mrs Douglas
Moore. Monday.
Mrs. E. M. Sparkman and Mrs
Vona Candle. Of Meherrin. spent
the week visiting friends and rela-
tives in Tennessee.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
Wiltshire Pitts
Wedding Vows Said

The marriage Of Miss Doris Mae
Pitts. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. N. Pitts. of Jefferson. to Earl
Hampton Wiltshire, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. wiltshire, of Gum
Springs in Goochland county. took
place June 10.
The Rev Wasena Wright pastor
of the Gum Springs Methodist
Church. officiated at the church par
sonage at pm.
The bride was attired in a street
length dress Of neutral color
with beige accessories. She wore a
white orchid corsage.
After wedding trip, the Wilt
sIlires are at home near Gum
Springs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03

Fred Hanbury celebrated his sew
enth birthday Tuesday with d lawn
party given BY his mother Mrs
Blanton Hanbury. at the Haabury
home on Third avenue.
Mrs J A. Mcclellan and Lila
j me and Virginia Hamburg as
sisted
Freds guests We're Susan Nc
Clellan, Susu Mcintosh, Ann Han
bury Betty Ann Putney. Anna
Lord Jackie Ferguson, Donna Kay
NQblln. Linda Kroner Dianne Tay-
lor, KIM Owen, Lavinia James. Ann
Gordon. Jane Inge. Mike Quisen-
berry Terry klair Kenny
Lewis, All Arlington Claude Bird
Song, frankie Lane Douglas Ores
ham Charlie B. Wilson, David
Garrett and Kent Lewis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03

Mrs. L. R. Driskill. Of Richmond.
is spending a few days here to be
near her daughter. Mrs w. H. Will
kerson. who is a patient at South
. side Community Hospital.
MI. and Mrs James Watson and
family will leave Saturday for a
visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. j. P Roland. in Hartford.
Conn.
"
1 MI. and Mrs. E. c. HAMLET have
been guests of Mrs. Christine Bailey
in Altavista.
Mrs. Doris Splllman. of Rich
mond, was the guest of Miss Sarah
Wilkerson for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Mays. of Nor
folk. spent several days recently
with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Shep
herd. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dunseth anc
children. Bart and Kit, are spend
ing the week in McKeesport, Pa.
where they are guests Of DR.. anc
Mrs. j. C. Challener.
Miss Elaine Stein. of Falls
Church, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lynn
Mack Wilkerson visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Mason in Martins
vile during the week end.
1t. fjgl and Mrs. Richard Ro-
land. Of New London, Conn. were
recent guests OF his sister, Mrs.
James Watson. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Ellington en-
tertained with a lawn party Satur-
day evening celebrating their 23rd
wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean McOsker. Of
Richmond. were week end guests Of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Davis. Mrs McOsker and the chill
dren remained for a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davis and
Mrs. McOsker visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ryals in Palmyra during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Wilcoskv
and their three children. of Fort
Lauderdale. Fla, visited their sis
ter. Mrs. j. T. Clark. and family
this week
Bob Taylor. Danny Andrews and
Bobby Martin are spending eight
weeks at Camp Virginia in Goshen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nelson and
daughter. Anne Britton. are guests
Of Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs H.
G. Thompson. in Jackson, Miss.
Mrs j. B. Williams and Mrs. C..
B. Williams are guests of Senator
and Mrs. B. E. Jordan in Montreal.
N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Shannon and
daughter, Drury. of Richmond. we're
guests in the j. c. Shannon home
for the week end.
Doyne Burger. Of Baltimore. Md.
is the guest of his brother. Mar
shall Burger. and family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03
Oertels Announce
Birth OF Son,
Robert Joseph, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Joseph
Oertel announce the birth Of their
second child. son. Robert Joseph.
Jr., Saturday, June 81 at Southslde
Community Hospital. ~
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
Oertel and Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Vogel, all of Cumberland.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03

Mrs. Perry Dixon will pend the
holiday period with her sister in
Baltimore, Md
Miss Price Mclaughlin. Of Lewis
burg, W Va, and Gulfport, Fla
left for her home IN LeWisburg yes-
terday, after being the guest Of
Mrs. NJ NJ Lavne and family for
several days Miss Mclaughlin also
VISITED her aunt, Mr. ] B Mas
sey, at Hampden-sydncY
Mr.. and Mrs. quentin smith aid
four children, Of Parkersburg. w
Va, have been guests Of Dr., and
Mrs. W E. Smith and family for
the past week
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Robinson
and daughter, Beth viii leave Sat
urday for a two week S trip to New
York City. Montgomery. W. Va. !.
and Washington Court House. Ohio
Mrs Berkeley Adams and dangh-
ter, Chrlsty. Of Springfield OHIO,
are spending ten days with her
mother, Mrs Christy Snead
Nj and Mrs. J H. Whitfield and
family have returned from a Vir-
glnla Beach vacation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-03

Mr. Hid Mr- Harry p. Bull. jill.
and tWo boys Of Columbia. S O..
Stewart Glare. Jr., Of Charleston,
S. c.. and Mai and Mrs, w. B.
Pctngrow and TWO daughters will
arrive Friday to spend the week
end with Mrs " 3. Pettigrew and
A VI Wade