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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17
Atom Scientist Visits
Home Folks In BUCKINGHAM

Dr.. Samuel S. Jones, son Of Mr.
and Mrs Leon WI Jones, OF Buck
ingham, recently visited his parents
and friends in this area. Dr. Jones
a consultant and research scientist
is employed by the General Elec-
trio Company at the Vallecitos
A m j c Laboratory. Pleasanton,
Calf. His recent vacation Stay here
included the celebration of his
fathers 80th birthday as we'll as the
Fourth of July holiday.
DR.. Jones grew up in Buckingham
and spent the first half of his life
in this area. He was graduated
from Buckingham High School in
1889 and obtained his B S. degree
from Hampden-Sydney College in
l943. His academic career was
marked by outstanding scholarship
and he graduated with first honors
from both Institutions
During World War II. Dr.. Jones
served as chemist III the Army
Corps Of Engineers. He was sta
toned in Dayton. Ohio and was
employed in the Mahartan Project
The activities Of this Project led
% the development Of the atomic
bomb. During this part Of his ca
reer, Dr.. Jones attended night
school at the University of Dayton
and was employed by Monsanto
Chemical Company
Upon his discharge from the
army in 1916, Dr.. Jones returned to
full time academic studies. this
time at ornell University in
Ithaca N Y Having become inter
ested in developments in the atomic
energy field he continued his work
On this subject at Cornell In 1850
Ne received his PhD in physical
chemistry and physics
Since completing his studies at
Cornell. Dr.. Jones has been en-
ployed BY General Electric in Sew
eral activities in the atomic power
field. He worked for seven years at
the Knobs Atomic Power Labora-
tory in Schenectady, N Y At this
laboratory he carried out chemical
research involved in the develop
ment Of nuclear-powered subma
,lnes
Dr. Jones has been employed at
the Vallecitos Atomic Laboratory IN
Pleasanton, Calf. since 1857. Here
his work involves research and con
sultation concerning the effects Of
nuclear radiation upon various ma
terials, components and systems II
and around atomic powered reac-
tors.
Dr. Jones i member Of Chi
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The Lottie Moon Circle Of the
First Baptist Church met Monday
night with Mrs. W. A. Sprouse. A
covered dish supper was served
and the mission study book, Holy
Spirit in Missions was reviewed by
Mrs. j. Ernest Wrenn. Mrs. c. r.
Wood. Mrs. j G. Dunkum ard Mrs.
Ruth Carter.
Mrs. William Davidson, WA1U
group leader. attended the James
River Baptist Associational WMU
workshop Tuesday and Wednesday
at Eagle Eyre. Lynchburg.
The quarterly business meeting of
the Buckingham Baptist Church was
held Tuesday evening The Rev.
Carlton Milstead was in charge.
The Rev. J. Ernest Wrenn is the
revivallst at Mt Moriah Church. at
Ballsvllle this week.
The members Of the White Hall
Methodist WSCS met Tuesday night
with Mrs. r. b. Spencer. 81.
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Mrs. Bernard Flastoller. of New Or
leans. La, to Roanoke Monday
where they visited Mrs Frank Stone
Mrs West and Mrs Southall also
spent two days visiting with Mrs
Matte Lee Walker III Statesvllle.
N L.
Mr.. and Mrs Merritt Chamber
LAIN OF Pompton Plains. NJ j.. were
Saturday night dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Davis.
Mrs Stella Shelton, of Mayodan,
n. c., spent several days last week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton l.
Poole.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. LeSueur and
Miss Betty 10 LeSueur recently Wis
tied Karolyn Sue LeSueur who lis
spending a month at Camp Ale
ghany. Greenbrier county, near
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Admiral For Luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley R. West, Of
THE Tavern. had as Saturday
luncheon guests. Admiral and Mrs.
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News From Nj. Zion Areo
Teacher Gives Picnic For Primary
Sunday School Class At Wayside

Mrs. Lawrence JamerSon. teacher
Of the primary class Of Mt Zion
Baptist Sunday School. entertained
her pupils with picnic at Carys-
brook Wayside Saturday evening.
Other adults who attended as
chaperones We're A D de Bettpn-
court. Mrs. Edward Yancey and
Mr. and Mrs B L Apperson. Jr.
Later in the evening they attended
the movie at the Fork Union Drive
In Theatre Everyone had a most
enjoyable evening
Word has been received here that
Mrs George c. BoatWright. ST. of
Charlottesville. suffered a broken
left arm in fall at her home
about two weeks ago Friends here
are wishing her a speedy recovery
Mrs. BoatWright formerly lived in
this community.
Recent callers Of Misses Mary
and Louise Anderson were Mr.. and
Mrs Rex Sanders and son, Brent,
OF Washington, y G., Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Patterson and granddaugh-
ter. Martha Lynn Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs M X. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Hudgins and family
Mrs. Clarence Thomas and Sandra
Mrs. T. L. Hudgins and Mrs. R. H.
Shumaker.
John Daniel in Hospital
John Daniel is a patient in Uni
versity of Virginia Hospital follow
ing a heart attack suffered last
Thursday
George Kali returned home Sun
day after visit with Mr. and
Mrs r. H. Shumaker.
Mrs. John Moss returned home
last Wednesday after visit with
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Well Water

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bergob had
with them to spend the week their
nephew Maurice owen. Of Rich
mond
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Huntley and
daughters, Of Sandston, were week
end visitors Of her parents, Nh and
Mrs. B. w Banton.
Mr.. and Mrs W. w Williams and
Mr. and Mrs Jack Williams and
daughter. Jennie Lynn, of Chester.
were visitors Sunday of Mrs. Lizzie
A. Tapscott
The Rev. Melvin Maxey. of Ashe-
vile, N G., spent several days the
first Of the week with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs - W. Maxey.
Friends here were sorry TO hear
Of The death on Sunday Of Luther
Baber's mother Mrs. ] E. Baber
Sympathy II extended TO her family
Mr. and Mrs y x. Sinclair and
son, Keith. and Miss Elizabeth
Steger. Of Gloucester, visited Mrs
Sinclair's parents, Mr. and Mrs Al
j. Steger, during the week end. Mrs.
Steger is somewhat better after a
fall the week before, but she is still
confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Maxey and
Miss Mary Maxey Of Richmond.
and Miss June Maxey Of Notta-
way, spent Sunday with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. B W Maxey
J. s Maxey and daughter, Elaine
of Richmond, recently spent several
days ii the N. @. Davis home
Monday they with Ms. Greene
Davis, Mrs. Annie Winfrey and
Mrs Lizzie Tapscott, drove TO Holt
day Lake and Appomattox surren-
der grounds Thursday, they went
TO Richmond and visited MIS-. J. S.
Maxey Eli route home. they
stopped n Amelia for a short visit
with Mn and MIS- II w. Emerson
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Dillwyn News, Social Events
Local Masons Help Welcome Grand Master

J. p. Station, Henry Mann. Frank
lin Maxey. Dave Word. III. and Cor
don Thomas attended the tTi-district
meeting Of Masonic Lodges satul-
DAY evening iii charlottesville The
Three districts combined to receive
tile Grand Master ot Masons III Viz
GINA, s Dexter Fmbus, Of Rich
mond
Miss Lucy Johlss. of Curdsville.
was a week end guest Of Miss Car
olyn Dawson
Mr. and Mrs Merritt Chamberlain
and Linda and Steve Chamberlain.
Of Pompton Plains. N. j.. spent the
week end with Mrs. G. R. Wood.
Here From New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bersch and
two children. OF New Orleans. La,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VI
w. Dunkum
Mrs. Dudley R. West Of the ..Tay-
ern, and Mrs. Elizabeth Soiuhan
q Columbia. accompanied MIS-
Vests house guest Of several weeks.
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Glendale

The Rev. Carlton Mllstead
preached an excellent sermon at
Buckingham Baptist Church. Sun
day morning. His subject was John
3;16 Those attending from Rich
mond were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh B
Camden, Jr. two daughters and son
and Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Nuckols
and daughter. Margaret.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Loving and
son. Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Low
ing and Mrs Joseph White and
daughter Martha all of PALMYRA
visited their aunt. Miss Eliza White.
and cousin, Miss Kate White. at
Oakdale. Sunday. Mrs. Annie P.
johnson was a caller there Sunday
afternoon
Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph R Johnson.
OF Lynchburg, we're dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wood and
Mrs. Edith Clark. Friday evening
Friends are glad to know that
Jesse NJ Clark Of Richmond, Is
convalescing nicely in his home
since leaving the hospital Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Clark will spend the
week end at Twin Acres. =
Mrs. Virginia Boiling. Of Gold
Hill. is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs Stephenson. in Pal
myra.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Burger and
daughter, Of Richmond, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bur
ger, in Gold Gill. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Gordon LeSueur. of
North Carolina. visited his step
father. L. H. Guerrant. at Gold
Hill. Saturday.
Mrs Aubrey Lightfoot and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Burger recently
called on Mrs Annie p Johnson
The lovely showers which fell
here recently We're 50 refreshing
after the extended drought.
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Tu9sIe News
Moore And Daye
Families Enjoy
Picnic Sunday
TuesIe News

The Moore family and Daye
family enjoyed picnic Al the home
OF Mn and Mrs Earle Moore Sun
day These. attending from 4 dis
lance were Mr. and Mrs john Hud-
gins. Of Danvllle. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Barghoff. of Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Chlldress and son
Bill, of Charlotte c. H also Mr..
and Mrs. Hanle Barnes and daugh-
ters. Of kenpridge: Mr. and Mrs
John Frank and children. OF Rice
and Mr. and Mrs Ray Daye, Of
Salem
Mrs. Earle Moore honored her
daughter. Jane, on her birthday,
Tuesday Of this week Those pres
ent We're Chlcky Daye. Janice and
Victor Motley. Jeanette Slaytoa
and Diane Tuggle,
Chuck Huffman Of Hickory.
N g.. IS spending some Tune with
his grandparents Mr. and MIS-. y.
L. hudson.
Miss Dlanne Tusgle. of Brookneal
IS spending this week with Miss
jeanette Slayton.
MIS-. Bessie Bowman, Of Rich
mond is visiting MIR and Mrs, f..
c Shultz
A series of revival services will
begin at Appomattox p E. Church
Sunday evening. July 49, at 8 pm.
conducted b. the Rev Aichel, Of
Lynchbug
The Women Of Appomattox P. r.
Church met Thursday night with
Mrs. Bethel 7 h omp son Mrs.
Parker Perkins taught the Bible
study.
Mrs. Thomas Harold and chill
dren, Of Glen Allen, and Mrs. Fred
scyoc and children. q Pine Grove,
w Va. are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Woodbridge.
Guests Of Mrs Wallace Woodson
this week are their son-n-laW ana
daughter. MI, and MIS- Oliver
Thompson. and children, Of VII
iamsburg
The Oranges and Woolridges plan
to attend the Homecoming at Con-
cord Baptist Church Sunday A
series Of revival services will be-
gin there Sunday night, conducted
BY the Rev. l. L. Jessup.
Nh. and Mrs. Shirley Reynolds
and children visited relatives in
Appomattox last Sunday,
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Oak Forest


Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Duling, of
Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Phlyam. of Georgia, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F.. Pipjunge. Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Wood and daughters, Of Richmond.
were visitors there. Saturday.
w. G. Garrison. Of Washington,
D. c., spent the week end with
Mrs. w. G. Garrison.
L. A. Dunkum. Of Richmond. was
a Monday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brown.
Miss Marie johnson, Of Prospect.
was a dinner guest Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Pipjunge and
family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17

Mr. and MIS- Ernest Anderson The
AnderSons returned with her for the
day
Carlton Boatwright has returned
to Richmond after spending several
weeks with MI and Mrs Herbert
Anderson and other relatives.
Or and Mrs Joseph R Johnson.
Of Lynchbnrg we're supper guests
Of Mr. and MrS Marvin johnson
at Gold Hill Friday evening
sympathy is extended TO the
family of R. L. Hudgins. He passed
away Monday III Johnston-Willls
Hospital, Richmond, following
heart attack
Bound for Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bryant &C
companied their daughter. Miss
Audrey Bryant to Farmville Sun
day where she took a train for
Chicago There she will attend the
FILA national convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Lee Johnson
Of Richmond. have announced the
arrival Of daughter, June III at
Richmond hospital.
Mrs Malcolm Hitter visited Mrs
o. T Salmon in Martha jefferson
Hospital, Saturday Mrs. Salmon
will be remembered here as Mrs.
Malcolm Hitter, III.
Diane Apperson spent Sunday
with Cindy Cave.
Mrs. R. B. Anderson. Bobby
Bickford and Vernon Bickford were
in Richmond Monday Vernon went
to MCV Hospital for a check up.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hitter
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Higgin-
botham in Richmond Sunday eve
ming.
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Withers said.
Information from the original rec
ord book Of the church reveals the
following:
ION October 26. 1869, the first
meeting for the establishment Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
that neighborhood was held at the
home of John Horsley, Esq. The
Rev. Samuel Rideout presided at
the meeting. After prayer by the
chairman, secretary and nine yes
trymen were elected as follows:
ALI. Brady, secretary. Chapman
Glover. John Horsley. John c.
Turner, Camm Patteson Joseph H.
Turner, l. Watson Woods, John R.
Lewis. |. l. Brown"
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kum's. Wednesday, 1t was voted te
name the circle Bessie Finch. ;
since the younger or last circle
was named Alice Forbes Circle. :
We hope there will be no further
trouble in distinguishing them.
Miss Sherry Webb and two nieces
from Gordonsville. Mrs C. c. Dun
KUN and Gennalou and three Dunn
boys. all from Green Springs, re-
Gently visited. Mrs Reeves Phaup
Mr.. and Mrs. Mittie Moore and
children are at the beach on va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Proffitt and
daughter recently visited his parents
in Charlottesville
MIS-. Allen DeHart is spending
some time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Ben BalloWe while her
husband. Rev DeHart. is in college
Mrs. Herman Dowdy and Mrs
Rafferty, were Dillwyn visitors. Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Leap and
daughter visited his mother and
grandmother. Mrs Harrison. in
Scottsville. Sunday afternoon.
Profits Have Guests
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Dunkum
and children called on Mr.. and Mrs
Proffitt. Thursday evening Henry
Gill was a visitor in the Proffitt
home during the week
Mrs. Julian recently called on
Mesdames Harvey, Baldwin and
Finch
/ Mrs Vivian Allen Caudell and two
i daughters are visiting her parents
Mrs. Corbin Wise, who visited Mr.
and Mrs Arthur H m lton and
+. family in Bear Creek, Pa, has re
+ turned to her home in Lynchburg
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Vernard Proffitt were Mr.. and mrs
/ Crawford Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Prof
/ fit, Jr.. and Mrs Ellen Thomp-
kins and daughter, all of Charlottes-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Griffith and
family, Of DreWrysville, recently
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Griffith.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dowdy and
daughter called on Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Wooten and family in Tuggle.
They also visited Mrs. O. NJ. Boil
ing, who is now with Mrs. Cox. on
the Hampden-Sydney Road. Mrs.
Boiling has just arrived from spend
ing the winter in Jacksonville. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Jamerson
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lightfoot in Wealthia. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Norman. of
Farmville. called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Dowdy Sunday afternoon.
Mittie Moore and brother, of New
port News, visited their sister, who
is patient in the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Raymond Phaup, Tommie
and Bibbie. Of Farmville. called on
the Emmett Dunkums, Monday eve
ming
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Homecoming July -
Homecoming July 10
Bishop Brown Is Guest At Glenmore
For Goth Anniversary OF Church

The Ri. Rev William A. Brown,
retired bishop of the diocese of
Southern Virginia. will be guest
preacher at the annual Homecom-
ing Service July 10 at Emmanuel
Episcopal Church. Glenmore. Buck
ingham County. which will be the
Goth anniversary Of the church
Bishop Brown will perform the
sacred rite Of confirmation. and
Holy Communion will be celebrated.
the Rev. Robert Z. Wlthers. rector
of the church, announced
Special music will be provided for
this Goth anniversary occasion by
the Scottsville Quartet After the
church services. a picnic luncheon
VIII be served on the lawn. The
public is most cordially invited Mr..
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Five Forks Items
Five Forks Items
Bible School At
Behpeor Termed
Successful One

The Vacation Bible School held
by Rev. and Mrs. Nat Brumnitt
at Bethpeor Baptist Church waS
quite a success. The enrolment
was 80 with an average attendance
of 80 All enjoyed the picnic and
program. Friday night
We are happy to see the nice
rains They came il time to save
some crops and help pastures.
Mrs j E Diawiddie. Of Eufaula.
Ala, is spending the week with
Mrs Maggie Harris and other rel4-
llves in the neighborhood
MISS Jane Swan. Of Lgnchburg
is spending her vacation with her
parents. MIR and Mrs. Jack Swan.
= MI and Mrs Luther Stockton are
spending some tlme with then
daughters in Teanessee
Mr. and Mrs Nell AIacRaa and
sons. of Roanoke, and Sonny
Smith. wife. and two children. OF
Richmond, spent Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs M D. Harris.
Mrs c. j. Sheerin. Of Richmond
spent the week with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Gillian.
Mrs. Harris in Hospital
We are sorry to report Mrs M.
d. Harris is patient in Southside
Community Hospital Her many
friends wish her a speedy recovery
Mrs. w. H. Schroeder and daueh-
ter. Miss Mary Glare Wonack. Of
Farmville. called to see Mrs. Mag
gle Harris last Thursday and again
on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crute ard two
daughters. of Victoria. spent the
week with John D. Crute and Misses
Lillian and Iona Crute.
Mrs J. E DinWiddie. Mrs. Mag
gle Harris and Miss Emma Burks
were supper guests of Miss Ruth
Harris, Monday night.
Miss Irma Harris and Mrs. Eliza
beth Loving. Of Richmond, are visit
ing their sister. Miss Ruth Harris
and brother. W L. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitzer Turns, Of
Cullen. visited Mrs j H Cfute and
o. H. Turns. Sunday
Visitor From Alabama
Mrs. J E. Dinwiddie. Of Eufaula
Ala. Mrs. S. R. Crute, OF Rich
mond. Mrs. R. B Ruffner. of
Bowling Green. Mrs. Maggie Har-
ris and Miss Emma Barks were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. T
Dillon in Darlington Heights. Satur-
day.
Alton Turns and Booker Cunning
ham have returned from Florida
Mrs. w. NJ. Gaunce is staying
with her S st er. Mrs. Christine
Toadvine, of Prospect, who is on
the sick list.
Callers to see Mrs. j. E. Din
widdie and Mrs Maggie Harris Sun
day afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Harris, Of Pamplin; Mrs
Elizabeth Loving, Miss Ruth Har-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Dillon
Mrs. Theresa Cunningham. Il
Mrs. John Harris and son, James
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Women Of Davis
Memorial Church To
Sponsor Bak e Sale

The women Of Davis Memorial
Church at Prospect win sponsor a
bake sale Saturday. beginning At 9
~. ii the Watch and Clock Repair
shop next door to the Hix-Carson
Store
Proceeds from the sale Of pies.
cakes. cookies and candies will 80
to the carpet fund Of the church.
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Beta Phi. Phi Kappa Phi. Sigma xi
and Phi Beta Kappa honorary
scientific and scholastic societies
He is also a member Of the Ameri-
can Chemical Society. The American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science. The Federation Of Ameri-
can Scientists and the New York
Academy Of Sciences Among his
hobbies Dr. Jones has interests in
amateur radio, music and soaring
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-17
SUCCESS STORY

My son was Just graduated
from agricultural college.
Did he win any honors?"
Yes, he was voted the most
likely to sack seed"
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curdsviIle News Items
CurdsvIle News Items
Many Well Wishers Visit Emmett
Dunkum Upon Return From Hospital

Emmett Dunkum returned home
from the hospital Monda. and is
doing nicely. He hopes to get out
some soon. Callers have been the
Rev Philip Thomas. Mr. and Mrs
Dallas Rainey. Mrs NJ. M. Julian,
Mrs Garrett, Mrs Bette MANS.
MIS-. Mary Marks Dunkum. Of
Green Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Woody
DunkGnl and two sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Dunkum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmie Leap and daughter, and Mr.
and Mrs Harry Wise
The light rains in some sections
Of this community have helped the
yards and gardens some. but it :
greatly needed for pastures and late
gardens
Mt and Mrs Arthur Hamilton, Of
Bear Lake. Pa, visited Mr., and
MIS- c. r Wise and were luncheon
guests there Sunday
Nj. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
called on Mr.. and Mrs. George
Phaup Sunday afternoon. Other re-
cent visitors We're Mrs. Minnie Mae
Phaup Wasseman. three sons and
little daughter. of Rev and Mrs.
Clarence Phaup. all of Washington
D. c. Julian Dunkum also was a
visitor there. Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Stables and
Mt. and Mrs David Hawks and in
fant son, all Of wilson. were Sun
DAY guests Of Mr. and MIS-. Harry
Wise.
The Hickory Grove Home Demon
@traticn Club met with Mrs. Cleve-
land Jones. Tuesday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs Sweden Allen are
visiting friends in Tennessee this
week
Back to Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Chappell and
tOar children returned TO their home
n Pittsburgh, Pa. after visiting hei
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dalla
Rainey. and other relatives
Miss Marcie McClune, Of Norton
Miss Mary Baldwin Newman, OF
F'armville. and c. Jay Dewitt, Of
Richmond were guests Of Mes
DANES Baldridge. c. G. Harvey and
Bessie Finch over the week end
They attended services at Smyrna
Sunday
There were II present at the
WSCS meeting a Mrs. Wesley Dun
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17

down." Mr.. Denzler explained. En-
ro1lment involves a large amount
of clerical work which can be.
handled, more efficiently if the sap
plications are concentrated in a
brief period
Any. employees of firms, or mem-
bers of organizations, having Blue
Cross Blue Shield membership
groups who do not already belong
and who are under age 65' will
have the opportunity to sign ap-
plilations for coverage for them
selves and their eligible depend
ents. Group representatives of the
almost 1000 companies with stand
ard Blue Cross-Blue Shield cover
age have supplies of application
cards on hand
In addition, in the 200 company
groups having the unique new 730-
day Extended Health Benefits" de-
signed for catastrophe" care, en-
ployees under IS may apply for
this extended coverage at the same
time.
Previously all Blue Cross groups
had an annual re-Opening". New
memberships were accepted during
this annual group re-opening' pro-
viding a quota was met. These an
nual group reopenings will be re-
continued on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
Jaycees Are
SpOns sOring.
1859 Road-e-o
Milford Civic Group Will
Promote Driving Con-.
test At Lakeview Ave.
School, May 8.

Robert Corddry, President of the
Milford Junior Chamber of Com
merce, announced today that the
local Jaycees are once. again spon-
soring the Teen-Age Road-e-o for
local high school students of driv-
ing age, on Sunday, May Bird, at the
Lakeview School.
This contest consists of both a
written examination and test of
driving skill. This is a National
project of the Jaycees to impress
upon the teen-ager the Importance
of safe and proper operation of an
automobile.
The local winner will receive an
engraved plaque, a twenty-five dol
lar Savings Bond and an oppOrtuni-
ty to compete in the State contest
in Dover in May. The second place
winner will receive ten dollars
and a certificate. All participants
will receive a participating certifi-
cate. The State winner will be the
recipient of trophy, $500 scholar
ship, and an all expense paid trip
to Washington, ID. c., for the Nat
ional finals.
Harvey Williams is the local
chairman of this project. Anyone
interested in competing can call
Mr.. Williams or contact Mr.. Ray
StoOps or Mr.. Frank Osborne al
the school.