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CHAMBERS, JAMES A. On Saturday,
July 25. 1859. JAMES A. CHAM
Of 6EF fsne or later ISL Ne' Ss
Jarvis
CHM, WESLEY. On Thursday. July %,
1859. at 2125 North Frederick st &,
Arlington. Va, WESLEY CHINN,
husband of Mrs. Elinor Chinn. father
of Clovis Chinn and Frieda Busley;
brother of Dora Williams, Ariana
Carpenter. Mamie West, Maudie
@6reen and Jessie Chinn; Ave grand
children and host Of other rela-
tives and friends also survive. Mr..
Chinn may be seen at Chinn Funeral
Home, 2605 Shirlington I'd. Airing
ton, Va. Funeral services at Mount
Olive Baptist Church, Agnewville,
Va, at l pm July %. 1nterment
church cemetery. 81
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July IS. 1855, IGNATiUs BROOKS
OF $3.50 l2th st, ne, Apt. l02. de-
WIZ ptSur p po SS N MS! ofe9 91
neral later Arrangements by Nc
CURE, Inc. 20
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LYONS, IzETTA SHAW On Thursday

lyons Of l lsS' 10Th t6A St. nw' sH wife
OF William Lyons, sister of Mrs. Alice
Lee, Mrs. Thelma Anderson and
Thomas Young: niece OF Mrs Fran
ceS johnson. and John and Irving
81, friends may call at johnson 4
jenkins Funeral Home, 4SO4 Georgia
ave; NV, where funeral services will
be held on Tuesday, July IS. at /
pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
CemetPrY s w Rnilar AAnrtinnnr,
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SWINDELL, MAUDE KEENER. on
Thursday, July %. 1853, at her
home in Edgewater, Md, MAUDE
KEENER SWINDELL, mother of
Mrs. John F. Moore and Mrs Will
liam Carroll Macmillan, sister OF
Mrs. Harry Rollins and niece OF
Mrs. ]. H. Overman. There are seven
grandchildren and 10 great-grand-
children. Mrs Swindell rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Md,
where friends may visit with fam
lily from Z pm. to on Monday
parking facilities Services from
the above funeral home on Tuesday
July rs, at pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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"a, 1859, at the George WASH
ington University Hospital, DAVID
FERNSLER Of 4749 Reservoir I'd
NV, beloved husband Of Emile
Fernsler, Friends may call at the
Birch Funeral Home, 3034 M ST..
NV. where private services will be
held on Tuesday. July IS. In lieu
OF flowers, donations to st Patrick's
Foxhail rds. NV, will be appre-
ciated o.
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Dfatha

BARBOUR, DANIEL G, on Friday,
BUR "a 81 i $50 o PASsEl ave f aE
Beloved husband OF Mrs. Louise =,
Barbour. Also surviving are two
nieceS, one nephew, other relatives
and many friends. After pm,
Monday, July -, friends are invited
10 cali at the Mcclure Funeral
Home 1890 9th. st. NV, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
a." Moore Mo- a. ofrieatins Sne f fnter E
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. "a
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BEACH. ANNIE /, On Saturday, July
ANNIE j. BEACH, wife OF the late
Gladys l.. Souris and Mrs. Marian
B. HALFWAY. sister Of John Hamil-
ton. Also surviving are five grand-
Friends may call at the Demalne
Memorial Chapel, $50 S, Washington
st. Alexandria, Va, Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul
at ST. Mary's Catholic Church, on
Wednesday, July 20, at 900 am.
Interment Bethel Cemetery.
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VINCENT. LEROY wILBERT. On Mon
day, July ~, 1859, at Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital, LEROY WILBERT
VINCENT of 725 Kentucky ave. Sc,
devoted husband OF Marguerite A.
Vincent: beloved father OF Caroline
ana Joseph VINCENT; son of Mary
also leaves to mourn their loss two
sisters, Mrs. Blanche Pegram and
Mrs. Dorothy Holces: one brother,
Frank Vincent, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
the John T Rhines a. Co. Funeral
Home, .3015 18th st. ne, Notice of
funeral later
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90, 1853, after a lonS illness at his
CHARLES W WI R1EN SYfeR Beloved ed nus nus
band of Zella v. Kieny, father Of
Mrs. Nelson Norford, brother OF Mrs.
Mary Herbert and Mrs Bessie Her
bert. He also is survived by three
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the S. H. Hines CO, Funeral Home.
29Ol l4th st. NV, on Wednesday,
July 90, at pm. parking facil-
tiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery, oS
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Clarke: Suddenly, on Sunday, July
20, 1899. at her home, Leonard
TINGLY. beloved wife OF William D.
Mattingly; mother of Mrs. Agnes
Pansey Tones, Lucille L. Juengar,
Mary G.: Spates. Mrs Mary An
rector ". Bertam, Robert c., Fran
Mattlngly; also one brother, Philip
King Clarke. and 10 grandchildren,
Friends, may call at the Mattingley
Funeral Home, LeonardtoWn. where
prayers Will be said Monday, July
q, at 8 pm. Mass will be said Tues
cay, July 26, at 10 am. at st.
Aloyslus Church, Leonardtown. In
terment church Cemetery
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1859, At her residence, 5S5a I'D 18Th ST. st.
nv; ROSA s. MANN, formerly Of
NJ Mann. mother OF Mrs. Josephine
walton of Norfolk, Va. MrSS Fred
Cochline of Toronto, Canada Mrs.
Ruth Kaman of Sebring. Fla, Mrs.
Lillian Oser of WASHINGTON, D. C,
and Morris M Mann, jr., of Arling-
ton, Va. She also is survived by 1--WE
grandchildren and several great
grandchildren. Services and inter
ment Norfolk Pa
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NAS " LhhlO niEh, FRANCIS j. On
dsnce saS ES i9 Md at F n Tes
J. NIMMERRiCHTER. beloved huso
band of Lena Nimmerrichter: father
OF Francis j., Paul R. and Leonard
a. foo, NimmderEicl1ter, Dorothy Lee Bull
survived by one brother, Anton MINI
merrlchter; two sisters, Anna SchleV-
ter and Elizabeth Walters, and nine
grandchildren, Funeral from the
aIH Wed Egns9al Home Hon 10 Waldorf Md,
Mass at, st Mchaels Church, Ba-
church cemetery
ONEILL, LIT. COMDR. MARY, USN
NCl. On Friday. July "a, 1859, at
s seIMngSea N NsySI G MsdIGal Center, 1t
Md, beloved sister OF Mrs. III
Morgan Sweetman of Arlington, Va;
Mrs; Herbert M. Lindner, IT., OF
RRsrllton;; pH.0,I' Ms: Michael J..
E. o'Neill of Roselle, N. J., and Mr..
Cornelius J. O'Neill, jr.. of Hacketts-
town, N. j Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Pamphrey. Bethesda, Md N0G ffom the A;
mass will be ofertd Wednesday,
July 90, at II am, from Our Lady
VI GOuIueS CatnOlC Church. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Recitation of the rosary will
be said Tuesday, July rs, at
$50 pm. %
PYLES, WILLIE. On Saturday, July
%, 1853. at D. c. General Hospital,
WILLIE PYLES of 226O Mount View
pl. Sc. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Henry S. Washing
ton a. Sons.
PARKER, IRENE V. On Friday, July
"a, 1859, IRENE v. PARKER Of
80 Fenton st. ne, beloved wife Of
Floyd Parker, mother of Barbara
Smith, Gladys, Irene, Floyd, ir. and
Joseph Parker: daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Turner She also
leaves four brothers, Berkely, AL
bert, Sylvester and Herbert Turner.
and other relatives and friends. The
late Mrs. Parker may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home. 80 II
St ne, after 8 pm Tuesday, July
IS, where services will be held on
Wednesday. July 20, at l pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
2S
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4-Dinoh Shore Show. Color.
! Hour. Guests: Peter lowford,
Gene Barry, Janis Paige.
7-Colt As. Western.
1.-THE Mon Who Loved Lincoln."
An entire town turns against Wis
itino Actor Edwin Booth, brother
Of Lincoln's ossossin. Woyde
Preston. Robert McQueeney.
&c. {. Theoter. Dromo.
Moro" A modern day version
Of Henrik lbsen's IA Doll
House," A woman is disturbed
by her attorney husbands core
less affection and consuming
quest for success and prominence.
Vero Miles. Leslie Nielsen.
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1910. Lucille Ball. Richard
Carlson.
9-RiehoFd Diomond Detective.
A wealthy art collector hires
Diamond when O priceless crown
is stolen. DoVid jansen, Coil
Kobe, John Anderson.
1890
7-Meet McGFoN. Mystery.
Rendezvous With Deoth." A
society woman seeks MeGroW's
help in combating biockmoil.
Fronk LoveioY, Virginia Gregg.
(Repeot.)
9-Whot's Ny Liner Panel.
John Dolly. host.
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Continued From Preceding Page
i $50 G
1.-The Lcwmon. Western.
THE Huntress" A dance hall
Girl comes to Loromie to ovenoe
her brothers. murder. John Rus
1 sell, Peter Brown.
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4-At the Movies. Special.
Hour. CONSEQUENTLY show
storing Sid Coesor, Art Co:ney,
Audrey Meadows, Joye P. Nor
gan and the Morgan Brothers,
Bonbi Linn, Rod Alexander,
Cliff Norton.
5-St0rlight TheoteF. Movie.
IA Hours. TOO Mony Girls"
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5-Sword Of Freedom.
EdNord Purdom stors.
7-DeodIine for Action.
] Hour. The Deoth Merchant"
Reporter Miller becomes involved
in q small Egropeon eountry's
politics. Dane Clark, Sondro
Dorne. lRepeot.D
9-Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
"Bonquo's Choir" A retired
Scotland Yard Inspector attempts
to shotter the composure of
murder suspect. Kenneth Hoioh,
Resinold Gordiner, John WiIIioms.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
Amelia c. II. News, Social Events
7rarelogue, 'CoIorjuI Mexico'', Vewed
BY Mrs. Jefferson And Miss Hndle

Mrs. William jefferson spent
Thursday and Friday in Richmond
" h G re she saw the Kiwanls
travelogue, "Colorful Mexico. at
the Mosque Thursday night. Miss
Selma Hindle also was in Richmond
that night for the trayeloeue
Miss Cynthia Hardy. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Hardy
started the Easter season early
with an Easter egg hunt for IA Of
her friends on Friday, March 20.
Miss Carol Morris won the prize for
finding the most eggs. Ice cream
and cupcakes decorated With candy
eggs and rabbits were served for
refreshments.
Mrs. Thomas Eppes. Heart Fund
chairman. has reported S233 80 col
lected for the fund in Amelia county
this year.
Bill of Righ.s' Workers
Robert Willis. Amelia chairman
Tor the Bill Of Rishts Crusade To
Richmond. Robert Arlington. and
James +. Allen. were IN Kenblid!.e
Tuesday night for til, rally II ILL
estimated that about 100 residents
OF Amelia county PLAZA 10 attend the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

rally at Capitol Square Richmond
on March 81
Little Miss Kathy Eppes. daugh-
ter Of Nh and Mrs. Thomas Eppes,
danced il two numbers at the Vir-
glnia Fulton School of Dance recital
Tuesday night. March "a. at Jar
man Hall, Farmville.
Mrs S v Wheeler Mrs. E. H.
Burke and Mrs, James T. O'Neal
were i'll Petersburg Wednesday
Mrs. Wheeler went for a check-up
on her arm which she broke some
time ago The doctor says it is com
ing along very nicely. She is gradu-
ally regaining the use of it.
Altman End class Thomas E.
0 Neal il. and Mrs. O'Neal ar
rived here Thursday from Biloxi.
Miss. where Nh OrNeal was sta
fioned at the all base. He and his
wife will spent 80 days here with
hlS parents before going overseas
ir viii report fol- duty again on
April 30
Here tor The Easter holidays With
her parents Nas Miss Lois GriH-
lard a student At the Grace Hospl-
tai School Of Nursing, Richmond.
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Mrs, George o. Hardy Jr., re-
turned to her home on Friday at
ter spending several days with her
sister. Mrs. w. j. Frank, at Falls
Church
Returns From Billerica
Another Anelian who returned
Friday was Mrs G. Garland
Hutchinson. who spent week witt
her parents. Col. and Mrs. Charles
Ranlett. in Billerica. Mass.
Here from ST. Mary's College al
Raleigh. where she is a student. is
Miss Eliza Southall She arrived tt
spend the Easter vacation with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine W
Southall. and family.
Mr. and Mrs Donald H Flippe1
and Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Allei
were in Farmville Saturday eve
ming for visit with the c. P
Kauffmans. former resident, o
Amelia
Mrs James w Royal and daugh
ter. Linda, and Mrs. S. v WheeleI
spent Saturday in Richmond
Aliens Have Guests
/ Mi and Mrs Alfred Wood an,
son, Of Suffolk, were the guests 0
\ his sister Mrs James E. Allen
! Mr.. Allen and family for Easte
Sunday
I Mrs II G Rucker returned Mon
day after a months visit with Mrs
Ben Rucker and family in Airing
ton.
Namozine Home Demonstrates
Club will meet on Monday. Apr
s, at 80 p M in the communit,
House Tuesday, April Z, The Die
hict II Home Demonstration Gu
will hold their meeting al For
Lee from 10 m TO pm Pin
+ Grove HID club will need Wednes
day. April g at 2 pm with MIS-
Charles Mover, j. Mannboro HI
club VIII meet on Thursday. Apr
9, at ? pm with Mrs. James Cole
! man
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Cullen News
Cullen News
Pig and Pup; Cat and
Dog Combinations
Thrive On The Farm

Sometime ago a farmer in this
neiehborhood raised A pig BIZ hand
after all the other PIGS died They
also had an old hound dog t e
pig and the dog became close pals
and could be seen hunting tht
woods and fields together. Then.
finally Tho little pie went -
market
Now there's another odd comb
nation 4 Collie dog. mongrel.
and 4 large maltese cat. The cat
hunts along with the dogs and en-
JOY. the Kill along with them, often
climbing trees while the DOGS sit
on the ground barking up en-
enlargement It's a curiosity to
Nee such cooperation between such
odd combination
Mr.. and Mrs F, T Elder were
pleasantly surprised Wednesda.
evening March 25 when their three
children. Mr. and Mrs. T G. Elder
Mt ana Mr. James Elder ant
Mrs, A O. Sc!Ne2s. six erandchil
dren. Mr. ana Mrs Buddy Elder
Nh. and Mrs Lewis Scruggs. MI
Bobby Taggle IF Lynchbur2. Mis-
Brenda Elder, Billy Elder and Ken
Scruggs, and three great-arandchll
dren Tommy aha Eddie scrGgg-
and Mike Elder. dropped .n
The occasion was Mrs. Elder
aoth birthday After 4 bountifu
supper which the children ha I
prepared in advance gifts were
presented Mr- Elder F.iaAds anc
relatives With MIS- Elder manz
happy returns
Mrs. Howard Corson and bows
We're recent guests NJ her mother
and brothers Mr. Frank Mctcalf
Ralph and wayne
Nj and Mrs Frank Foster 81
Phenix. visited their niece. AIrs
Herman Scruggs. Jr, and family
Sunday
Nm Blaach scruggs and Grand
daughter. Debbe VISITED Ter par
emit Mr and Mrs q d Youna
~ Bethlehem naiehboihood Sunday
NM ana MS Bruce Waddeu. Of
SedieE Nisftea There
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Rlehn4oili. tisli.i ilieri aid l5l1-
lives here SUNDAY IfieInoor
College studcAt were home for
the Easter holidays. and everyone
enjoyed having them.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Boelt and
son. of Richmond. visited the Til
man families here Sunday after
noon.
Although there have been many
cases Of flu in the community dur
ing the past month, it has not been
an epidemic and not as bad as in
many other sections. School at
tendance has not been hurt a great
deal.
Students at Powhatan Hi 4 h
School enjoyed a holiday Friday
Friday and Monday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Rob Martin
Friday evening
Eniertains Al Egg Hurt
Ida Virginia Coyingfon enter
tanned the Pioneers and Sunday
School Of Walkers Presbyterian
Church al her home with an Easter
egg hunt Sunday afternoon
A prize was given to the one who
found the most eggs
y $ HiX " ThomasVillc NO,
is overnight guest OF his sister, Miss
Maggie Xix from Tuesday through
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
H,.busg li,ski.gkts
t.abu9 li,shighis
A Good Samaritan Lends A Helping
Hand TO Amateur In Gardening Tasks

The days Of Good Samaritan"
are not over. Some can be found
at Hlxburg.
An amateur gardener was look
inc towards the mountains and
wondering how she could get her
garden in planting condition.
Lowering her eyes, she dis
covered a big tractor with pillow
which was turning up the earth in
her garden.
That young plowlnan went on ana
on until the job was completed
Then, he disappeared. not even
waiting for thank YOU.
This Good Samaritan was none
other than Hen,y Earl Covington,
teen-ager.
Miss Mamie Belle Coin, of Will
llamSblrg, came home Saturday
for the week end She was accom-
panied by Pvt. Charles Phelps. who
has just completed his basic train
ing at Fort Jackson, S. G.. He is
en- route to Aberdeen, Md, where
he Wi!l attend school fen Wcldars.
New Assignment
Wilbur Maxwell who has been
assistant pastor at Walkers Pres
bEtclian Church Ill HiNbine. Win
begin His new ASSIGNMENT on june
He WIN be assistant pastor ID Dr.
w w Glass at Tie First Presby
terrain Church in South Boston
The Rev DeJarnette, Of ClaikS-
vile was guest speaker at the WI
vival services Al Olive Branch
Methodist Church last week
The Rev and Mrs. Philip
Thomas and the Rev. DeJarnette
were supDer guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Fore Thu sday ana we're
Rev- and Ms. Nat Brmmitt
visited friends IL and around Cul
len one day last week
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Layne and
daughters Belts ana Judy ol
LNchburg, spent Easter Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Herman Scruggs.
Nh and Mrs. Charles Ferguson
and children WaYne and Darlene
of Farmvlle. visited her parent
MI and MIS- Hatcher L4yne
Miss janice MeiCalf spent the
holidays With her parents Mr. and
Nh Jim Frank MetCalf Miss Met
Calf has position in Richmond
Mrs Herman Scruggs entertained
thc Youngsters IN the neiahborhood
with an Easter egg hunt Sunday
afternoon
The weather n sim playing trick
On LIZ TIE pear trees are III bloom
and about 8 pm Easter Sunday
Al showed hard u tbs Vicinity fot
about five minutes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
Powhatan News

Easter services were vel AZ
tended here including the sunrise
service al Emmanuel Episcopal
Church at 5.45 m. May Memorial
Baptist Church reported an offer
ing Of approximately 1000 to its
building fund at their Sunday SER
vices
Breakfast guests Of Mr. and Mrs
L. L. Mason, Jr. Sunday included
Mr. and Mrs l. L. Mason, Of
Charleston, w va. Nh and Mrs
George l.. Newton. MIR and Mrs.
w r Parker Mrs P S Bland
ford, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cosby
and MI and Mrs j G Palmore
Mr. and Mrs II W Nichols. Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
Nickel-Plated Stere0types

In letterpress printing a thin coat
ting OF nickel-plating. about two
one thousandths Of an inch thick
is used to increase the life of the
cast plates BY the use of nickel
plated stereotypes, is many as
eight or more times the impress
sions are obtainable without loss of
quality
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
sFAcoNl alloy

Monel nickelcopper alloy is used
for many items on pleasure boats.
such as propeller shafts. fuel and
water tanks and fittings, because of
its strength and outstanding resis-
lance to salt water corrosion.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

Friday
MI and Mrs Marvin Glover. il
announce the birth of daughter.
Vlcki Lee at the Virginia Baptist
Hospital IN Lynchburg. Oh Tuesday
March "a.
Earl Dooley, Of Lynchburg, was
the supper guest Of his one-time
schoolmate, Walter Carson. Satur-
day
Mrs Watkins McPhlllips and
children spent the week with Mr..
and Mrs Ed McPhillips. Watkins
came for the week end His family
accompanied him back to Rich,
nond Sunday afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

Chrysler taged recovery
fourth quarter.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-11


Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Benson Wis
tied Mrs. Oscar johnson at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard
Macklin, near Houston, last week.
Mrs. Thomas R. Wilson of Fair
field Farm" celebrated her 90th
birthday anniversary on Sunday.
Her children, grandchildren and
friends gathered for the occasion
and enjoyed a turkey dinner to-
gether, prepared as only Jennie OFT
can. They were Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vel Wilson, Sr.. of Swarthmore, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvel Wilson, Jr., of
WaIlingford, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Harrington and sons of Washing
ton. D. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
Wilson and children of George
town, Miss Burdella Davis of Mil
ford, Miss Elizabeth Carlisle of
Swarthmore, Pa, Miss Harriet
Wilson of Providence, r. l., could
not join her family for the occasion.
Mrs. Wilson enjoyed the 56 greet
ing cards she received.
Thomas Jones underwent surg
cry at Milford Memorial Hospital
on Thursday. We wish him spec
dy recovery.
During the business meeting the
treasurer, Mrs. John Finnity report
ed $678.48 cleared from the pro-
ceeds of the turkey supper recent
ly sponsored by the WSCS. Many
thanks to all who donated food and
helped to make it a success.
The hostess, Mrs. Norman Ben
nett, served delicious refreshments
of punch, home made cookies and
fudge after the "secret pals" had
their exchange of gifts around the
Christmas tree.
The Slaughter Neck Home Dem
onstration Club met at the home of
Mrs. Carlton Clifton on November
"a.
The topic of the day "The Care.
of Floors" was presented to the
club by Mrs. Robert L. Graham. We
learned some helpful hints in car
ing for all types of floors.
Our hostess for December Is will
be Mrs. Wilbert Jefferson at her
home. All members are asked to
bring gifts for the Penniwell Cot
tage at Stockley.
The Slaughter Neck MYF held
it's regular meeting Sunday eve-
ming, December 6, from $50 to
1880 p. m. The subject of the eve
ming was Rachel" We took col
lection. We discussed our scrap
book. This week Charlotte Ingram
will write the story.
We talked about the Christmas
entertainment. We are going to
have play about,"The Trip to the
Holy Land on December 10. Don't
forget the Christmas party on De-
cember 13, 7:30 to 8 p. m. Ages
9 to %. r
There were 21 at the meeting
like to see more next Sunday eve
ming.
Paul Argo, reporter.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-11

Mrs. Emma Bennett, Mrs. Marga-
ret Bennett and Mrs. Russell Ben
nett and children, April and David,
spent Thursday in Dover. Mrs.
Margaret Bennett also visited her
aunt, Mrs. W. A. Torbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scherman
and children spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Riley w.
Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marker from
TrainOr, Pa, and Walter Marker
from Boothwyn, Pa, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. James
West and family.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
met in the church Sunday evening
with 20 members present. It is
hoped more children will come to
these meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Muncy and
son Bobby entertained to dinner
on Sunday evening in honor of
their daughter Janet's first birth
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins, Mrs.
Elsie Argo, Miss Dianne Clark and
Raymond Marvel.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. George Adams celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary
with Open House, given to them by
their sons. Mrs. Adams was for
merly Miss Margaret Farens,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Zed Far
ems of this community. Those at
tending from here were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis Farens and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs. John Finity and daughter
Carolyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met in the social room
of the church Monday evening with
80 members present and four Wis
itors.