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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02

Zasto nije rekao koliko; mozda
je svakom odsjeku poslao wise
knjizica, pa zasto Sc ustrucavati
dati cisti raoun. Mozda je nasa
Glavna Porota pitala odsjeke,
koliko su knjizica primili.
Mi znamo, da nije bilo tako,
da Sc knjizice mora uzeti, vec po
starom obicaju Sc zna, da Sc
svak ne oglusi dati pomoc "a
dobre svrhe. Mas odsjek moli
spomenute odsjeke, ako je cd
toga dosta dugo vrijeme, ako Sc
sjeeaju, da nam odgovore do
ticnim knjizicama "a to ce i'm
nase clanstvo biti zahvalno.
Jest, brace sestre, mas je od-
sick podnio tuzbu >protiv dotic-
nog clana, jer nije mogao ma nj
kakvi drugi nacin stvar rijesiti,
Bio je pozivan registriranim pi-
smom, kojeg nije htio podignuti,
vec je nase popratno pismo pri-
milo. On nije bio napadnut drs-
kim nazivima, kao sto je on ci-
nio prijeteci po ulicama i nekim
mjestima iskrenim clanovima.
Kad wise nije imao gdje to cini-
tt, dolazi sa prijetnjom sa civil
MIN sudom clanstvu odsjeku.
Odsjek je ma svaki nacin nasto'
jao, da sc stvar sto povoljnije
rijesi bez da Sc stvara nesloga
i mrznja. Glavna Porota je pri-
mila tuzbu mjeseca marca, 1858,
godine. Mas odsjek je PRIMO
odgovor, da su to stvari, koje
ina rijesiti Glavni Izvrsni Od-
Dor. Kad Glavni Izvrsni Odbor
to nije mogao mime rijesiti, u
mjesecu februaru, 1859. odsjek
je opet PRIMO pismo cd Glavnog
Odbora, da Sc stvar povrati
Glavnoj Poroti, pa to odsjek po-
novno predaje Glavnoj Poroti u
mjesecu julu. Nasa Glavna Po-
rota dolazi sa rijesenjem tube,
da je pronadjen nevin - dvije
godine nakon tolikog natezanja
ma sve strane.
I nakon svega toga, brat Bo-
zulic, koji je bio glavni porot-
mix nase Zajednice, dolazi pred
nase clanstvo sa groznjom sa
civilnim sudom, toboz da tako
dobije zadovoljstinu u ovoj stva-
ri, najvise Sc obara ma sestru
Carevic, koja da "nije nj prstom
maknula "a uspjeh piknika "a
pomoc nasem gnijezdu Pomlat-
ka".
Vrijeme prolazi buducnost
&c pokazati tko radi "a promi-
canje iskrenog bratstva ma
pretka u nasim redovima. Mi svi
trebamo nasem mladjem naras.
taju pokazati sa dobrim djeli-
ma, kako treba raditi "a korist
sviju mas, ostaviti Sc svega o.
nog, Sto nam svima skodi. Mas
odsjek uvijek radi prema nasem
geslu, "Svi "a jednog, Jedan "a
sve", pa &c tako u buduce radi-
tt, jer VI tim rijecima odrazava
Sc pravo istinsko bratstvo
sestrinstvo.
Neka zivi jaca Sc mas odsjek
588 nasa Hrvatska Bratska
Zajednica.
U ime odsjeka 588:
Marion Margetich, tajnica,
Katica Carevich,
Marko spoljarac,
Peter Marchins.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02

KakVo SlaDO dJelo mOze SVakOM
mori; kako u odsjecima ina 81;
pa da neka clanstvo Zajednice'
diljem Sjedinjenih Drzava Ka-
made znade, kako je ostao pra-
vedan i nevin cd bilo koje tube,
a odsjek ponizen. Jest, sve je to
lijepo ma papiru receno.
Brace sestre clanovi, clans
tvu naseg odsjeka nije bila ma
mjera, da ikoga grdimo optu-
zujemo bez razloga, niti nam je
sada do toga, vec jedino zelimo,
da Sc postum Pravila po svakom
clanu Zajednice, po svakom od-
boru iii odbornicima, pa makar
koju duznost oni vrse u odsjeku,
Glavnoj Upravi, iii makar kakvu
cast nose. Ma tome temelju op-
stoji j ma tome temelju je ustro-
jena Zajednica i odsjeci, pa ce
tako i unaprijed ostati. Zato ma
Sc clanstvo trazi, da sc ma to
odgovori kroz mas Zajednicar i
da sc" cuje nase zvono" o to-
me, kako je stvar tekla.
Pred dvije godine, uprava od-
sjeka broj 854 uprava odsjeka
588 slozile su sc, da prirede je-
dan piknik ((izlet) "a korist ma
Seq gnijezda broj 256 Pomlat-
ka, jer sc je gnijezdo nalazilo Il
slabom novcanom stanju, buduci
je imalo wise izdataka, nego Il
primitaka, pa Sc je morale nesto
uciniti, da Sc gnijezdo odrzi j ma
dalje djeluje "a korist sviju mas.
Ma sjednicama, odrzavanima
20 spomenutim odborima, "a
kljuceno je, da Sc ma tome pikni-
ku izigrava mali "television" a.
parat, "a koji da Sc prodaju
srecke, koje su podijeljene oba-
dvama odsjecima po jednu stoti-
nu svakom odsjecnom tajniku,
da Sc tako sto bolje uspije po-
moci gnijezdu, te da svaki od-
sick rasproda so knjizica u o.
vom mjestu, a so knjizica da po-
Sale ma odsjeke, razdijeljene pc
odboru kamo u koju drzavu da
iste posalje. Svaka je knjizica
bila d iznosu cd $500, i da "a to
treba dati raeun doticnom odbo-
rU.
Brat Bozulic je strogo institi-
rao, da sc srecke trebaju poslati
na i. odsjeke. Medjutim, Izvrsni
Odbor mas je obavijestio, da je
to protuzakonito. u tome Sc od-
Dor nije slagao, misleci o tome,
kako je ipak bolje, ali kad je bi.
h predaja odboru racuna "a
knjizice, brat Bozulic predao JIG
odboru u novcu $3.50, a sestra
tajnica Margetit primila cd cd.
ajeka po Bozulicu 9 poslatih
knjizioa, koje su bile po njemu
poslate ma odsjeke kako njegovo
izvjesce Glavnoj Poroti glasi, ma
odsjeke kako slijedi: - odsjeci
broj 4, SO 745, Benwood, w
Va; odsjek 416, Elbert, w. Va.
odsjek 431, Mr.. Clare, w. Va; ;
odsjek sos, Weirton, w. Wa.
odsjek 207, Kenosha, Wis; od-
sick 255, i odsjek 261, Mil
waukee, Wis; odsjek 463, Raci-
ne, Wis; odsjek 665, Greenwood,
Wis; odsjek 7O2, Park Falls,
Wis; odsjeci 374, 306, 900 i 687
u DRAW Wyoming. Dakle, to je
po njegovu izvjescu. Odboru je
rekao, da je adrese izgubio kad
je bio ma "vacation-u" u Wa
shingtonu l Kanadi, u Glavnoj
Poroti dao je gore naznacene
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02
j SL0G JE MIR | NAPREDAk
Cleveland Ohio,

Cleveland Ohio, Braco sestre canov diljem Sjedi-
nenh Drzava Kanade Ja kao dugogodn Clan Zaednce
lin da prihkom dadem mole misljene ptanjima
neka tlanstvo to pravedno prosudi.
Brace sesre pripadam nj jednom kako nazvje
boku Clan nase uvjek moga
stupa nezne redove radio napredak odsjeka
Zajednice Uvjek bio prov onog moglo naskod
soj Zajednici njezinom canstvu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02

TOOele, Utah. Sa vese-
ljem javljamo clanstvu H. B.
T., da Sc je mas odsjek 4O6
pomnoMo 81 diva nova clana
IL gnijezda broj 218.
PrN ie Pete Michael Kearns,
eiju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Pete iza sebe ostavlja U
gnijezdu jednog brata i se-
stru, 4 4 odsjelu nalaI oca,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02
John Joseph Gojsich

Hamilton, Ontario, Can. -
DIVINE javljamo veselu West,
da sc je mas odsjek "Matija
Gubec" broj GA H.B.Z, po-
vecao jedrirn mladim cla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02
hrvatsko Srediste u Penna. je Ito,
Ma kojem Sc razvija narodna sloga
r. Tadey

Kad pred dvije godine nash u Pittsburghu a
prize toga nekoiko navrata cita Hrvatskom Sredistu
odlucsmo posett da poblize upoznamo tim novim
pothvatom plodom kod nash novo probudjene energje
Tog dana Sredisu suGajno Slovenci imal piknik,
ali tamo naslo nekoko nash ljudi koi cd zacetka
ueestvovai tom pothvatu pa nekm ponosom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-02

kellc - samo pogleda Jte.
Ovo je slovenski piknik | ina
mnogo nasih vee sada | JOS
ce in doci. Dopalo Sc ovo Mi
ma, pa dolaze / kada nema
piknika." A tako je | bio.
Ljetna zega, a i nagon "a
druzenjem, nuka ljude - da
traze hladnijeg zraka top
lijeg drustva, Srediste i'm
pruza oboje.
Otisli smo mi sa osjecajem
da je lijepo hvalevrijedno
sto SUI ucinili da je bio pie
menit poriv, koji in je naveo
ma oval pothvat. Ali u osta-
lom, Srediste je tex park kak-
viii ina ma stotine ma daleko
Siroko. u tom smo mi bill,
i te kako, pogresni, a to Sc je
pokazalo u mnogim opisima
aktivnosti provadjanih IL Sre-
diStu.
IL tih je opisa upadalo u O.
ci to, sudeci po imenima lju-
di, koji SUI sa svojim radon
doprinasali uredjenju Sredis-
ia, cd kojih su nekoji dobro
poznati - da su to ljudi, sto
no Sc kaze, sa jedne druge
strane plota, ujedinjeni jed
nom vezom, S jednom svr-
hom, da 81 zajednicki izgrade
sastajaliste, u kojem &c u sva-
ko vrijeme naci razonode "
drustvu svojih prijatelja.
Pred desetak 1 wise godina
u Pittsburghu, kao u mno-
gim drugim nasim naseobina-
ma, postajalo je ma desetke
grupa i grupica medju koji-
ma su, u najboljem slutaju,
postajah hladni, a po negdje
i cisto neprijateljski odnosi.
O zajednickom radu tin gru-
pa nije bilo nj govora, iako
su pojedinci, u nekim slucaje-
vima, podrzavali veze sa po-
jedincima drugih grupa.
Hrvatsko Srediste .ie H.
gledno sve to promijenilo. O.
no je k sebi privuklo te gru-
pc grupice, gotovo bez izu-
zetka. Ono je uvjerilo te gru-
pc grupice da pripadnici nj
jedne cd tih grupa ne nose
rogove, nego da su to ljudi /
zene raznih gIedista, raznih
nazora, raznih ukusa, te raz-
nih nada zeljica.
Srediste i'm pruza priliku,
omogucuje i'm, da cesce jedni
s drugima dolaze N drustveni
doticaj. Oni pomalo nepri-
mjetljivo dolaze do spozna-
MIA, da ina mnogo toga u Ii
votu o cemu sc mogu ga dru-
gina slagati - da ina u IL
votu drugih stvari, koje su
drustveno mnogo vaznije cd
privatnih leila, naklonosti i
hirova i da oni, bez obzira ma
ideoloske druge razlike, mo-
gu zajednicki i slozno raditi
"a sveopci boljitak, "a sve-
opel probitak i napredak ma
drustvenim, kulturnim dru-
gim poljima ljudske djelat-
nosti.
| Vaznost Sredista daleko je
VEGA nego ma prvi NAH izgle-
da. Ono stvara podlogu zdru-
zenja o kojoj razni Domovi
oskudjevaju, jer vecina tin
Domova, dok mozda ne raz-
dvaja, niti ne zdruzuje, jer Sc
oko svakog Donna okupljaju
vecinom ljudi jednih nazora.
Ovo Sre diste kod Pitts
burgha, koje je IA neke oso-
be il pocetka izgledalo kao
JOS jedan cd hiljada piknik
parkova, postalo je 8 m b o l
sloge, postalo je magnet, koji
k sebi privlaci osobe, koje gu
Sc ranije prijekim ocima gle
dale.
Sve Sc to moglo primjetiti
u raznim opisima aktivnosti
u SrediStu, 4 osobito se IL
razilo ma proslavi este godis-
mice Zajednice, owe godine.
Tu Sc moglo primjetiti osobe,
koje su pred desetak godina
| jedne prema drugima stajale,
| Sto M 90 ka3o uo ratnoi M.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Federation OF
Women's Clubs Give
Summer Scholarships

Mrs Edwin C. Kilgore. of Hamp-
ton. chairman of the Education De
partment of the Virginia Federation
Of Women's Clubs recently an
nounced the recipients Of special
education scholarships for summer
sessions at RPI and the University
of Virginia.
Scholarships to the University of
Virginia were awarded to Mrs. Luz
ellie Clarke, of Portsmouth, Mrs.
Audrey Hunter, of Suffolk. Paul
McLelland. of Stanton and princi-
pal of Department for Deaf at the
Virginia School for Deaf and Blind
Mrs Isabel Bing. Of Free Union,
Miss Janice G. Williams, of Tun-
stall, Joseph Caicco of Hampton,
and Miss Dollie Farley. of Coving-
ton.
Other recipients were James Yam
kovich. of Sandston, Benjamin An
drews. Of Salem. Herbert Carpen-
ter. of Haywood. Miss Carolyn Mar
tin, of Newport News, Mrs. Lorah
Hull, OF Newport News, and William
Cashatt, of Fishersville.
Mrs Eula Haynes. of Sandston.
received scholarship to study at
RP1 in Richmond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Miss DuckWall Is
Married To James
Gary Campbell

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Chesterman DuckWall, daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph S. Duck
wall, of Winchester, to James Gary
Campbell, of Lenoir City, Tenn,
took place in the Highland Presby-
terrain Church in Winchester on
May 30. Her mother was the former
Miss Elizabeth Anderson, of Prince
Edward county.
The ceremony was performed by
the brides father and uncle. the
Rev. John M. Duckwall, before a
background of palms. white flowers
and candelabra.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a white street length
dress Of silk organdy, made with
draped neckline and cap sleeves.
The full skirt was embroidered with
panels of white flowers and the
waist featured a satin band end
ing in bow at the back. She wore
a fingertip veil attached to coro-
net and carried bouquet of white
roses and babies breath.
Miss Peggy Long. of Winchester.
was maid Of honor She wore blue
street length dress with embroid-
cred cummerpressed pleats.
The Rev. James F. Kellar. of
Princeton. W. Va. served as best
man. Ushers were Francis j. Duck
wall, Of Winchester. brother of the
bride. and =. Richard Meeth, Of
Clearwater Fla.
a reception given by the brides
parents followed at the church. The
couple are now at home in Nor
folk after a wedding trip to the
mountains of North Carolina.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
SMART SUN TANNING
BY IDA SOUTHALL

SMART SUN TANNING
If you want a good color this
summer, it's a good idea TO
start now and tan gradually.
An overdose of sun can have
disastrous results. On nice days.
get outside little while each
day, That's the right way to
get nice. even tan and avoid
painful slmburn- When IN
direct sunlight. keep your hair.
covered.
Avoid stringy hair by getting
a good wave. If you get per-
manent as soon as you need
one your hair will always be
easy to manage. Make your APP
pointment at Vanity Beauty
Shop, Farmvllle. Call $50.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
New Residents Come
To Farmville

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Walton are
making their home at 316 South
Main street. Mr.. Walton is an in
spector at the construction project
of the new Longwood dormitory.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Rose are liv-
ing at los North Bridge street. Mr..
Rose is manager of Roses 5&10 cent
store. Earl Strickland, of Whining
ton, N. c., is assistant manager of
Roses Store and is making his home
at ITO Appomattox street.
Or. and Mrs. L. E. Wells have :
moved from Richmond to Fourth
avenue extended. Or. Wells heads
the department of anesthesia at
Southside Community Hospital.
Harry Everhart. who is connected
with the Slater System at Hamp-
den-Sydney College, is making his
home at 902 High street. He comes
here from Pennsylvania
Miss Clara Kager, who has man
aged the Slater System Food Serv
ice at Hampden-Sydney, has been
transferred to Franklin and Mar
shall College. Lancaster. Pa, and
leaves for her new position on Fri
day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Several Luncheons
Honor Miss Finch
On Coming, Marriage

Miss Sally Bocock Finch. whose
marriage to gorge Hamilton
Miller. of Richmond. will take place
Saturday. June l3 at 4::3O pm. at
Johns Memorial Episcopal Church.
was entertained with luncheon at
the Hotel Weyanoke BY Mrs. Hunter
Nichols.
Mrs 7. w. Brooks, Jr.. and Mrs
viii Sydnor were hostesses at
Wednesday luncheon honoring Miss
Finch.
DR.. and William Darlington Finch
OF Georgetown, Tex, will entertain
the wedding party and out-of-town
guests at dinner Friday evening at
the Hotel Weyanoke.
An after rehearsal party viii he
gwen Friday evening at the T. KYLE
BALDWIN home by Mr.. and Mrs
BALDWIN and Mr. and Mrs. W p
Hay. Jr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
pc "a I M fion

Mrs. L. j. Cosby and children,
Barbara, Susan and Mike, of Rich
mond, will arrive Sunday to spend
some time with her mother, Mrs
M. M. Layne, while Mrs. Cosby
does graduate work at LongWood
College. Another son, Scottie, will
attend summer school at Hargrave
Military Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hamilton
and children. Patricia, Eddie and
Douglas, of Louisville, Ga, and
Mrs. E. j. Hill, of bonneville, Ga,
will arrive Saturday for a visit with
Mr.. Hamilton's mother, Mrs. w. D..
Hamilton.
Mrs. Owen Caufield. Of Metuchen.
N. ", and Mr. and Mrs. j. j.
Sokolinski, Of Brooklyn, 4. N. Y,
were week end guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Wick, and attended
the graduation of Jimmy Wick
from Farmville High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maze. Jr.,
Miss Connie Maze. and John Cooley
all Of Glenville, W Va, were week
end guests Of Miss Roberta vii
llams in the j. B. Williams home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams, of
Richmond, have been guests of his
sisters, Miss Irene Adams and
Miss Lucy Adams.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Chestnut eddle
V0Ws Repeated In
Baptist Church

The marriage of Miss Doris
Elaine Weddle. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Weddle, of Roanoke, to
Walter Monroe Chestnut, took place
Saturday. June 6, at pm. at the
Farmville Baptist Church.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Winifred Leyland Chestnut. Of
Norfolk, and the late Mr.. Chestnut.
The double-ring ceremony wa
performed by DR.. w. Otis McClung
pastor
Mrs. Robert Bobbitt. of Farm
vile, was her sisters matron of
honor.
Ronald E. Bell, of Traverse City.
Mich. was best man.
The bride was June graduate
Of Longwood College and is a mem
Der OF Sigma Alpha Iota. honorary
fraternity. and Theta Sigma Up
silon. social fraternity.
The bridegroom received hi
Masters degree from the University
OF Michigan and is member of
honorary fraternities Kappa Kappa
Psi and Phi Mu Alpha.
After a Canadian honeymoon the
couple will reside in Colon, Mich.
where Mr. Chestnut will be band
director of the local high school
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

Spud and JEANNE Toney, of War
wick, are spending a few days with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. M Foster, while their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgeon Toney, are
attending a Lions Club convention
in Roanoke. Mr. Toney is the dis
trict governor Of Warwick.
Mrs. j. j. Harris, Of Berryville
will be the guest of Mrs. M. M.
Layne for the week end.
Monday guests in the j. A. Fore
home were Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
BantOn and daughter. Carol Sue. Of
San Luis Obispo, Calf, and Mrs.
w. y. Banton, Of Dillwyn,
Mrs. Charles Hand and children.
Pattie, Chuckie, Tommy and
of Mansfield Ohio, ar
rived Wednesday for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j W..
w T d and sister, Mrs. E. A.
Dwyer.
Mrs. Marie DorWin and son. Kim,
were guests Of friends at Ma 3 )
Head, N. G., last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Graham and
daughter. Natalie. of Media, Pa,
arrived Thursday to spend some
time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Graham.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Mrs. Cleghorn Gets
Degree At Norfolk
William And Mary

Mrs. Walter L. Cleghorn, daugh-
ter of Asa D. Watkins, received a
BIS. degree in elementary education
at commencement exercises at the
College of William and Mary in
Norfolk, June Z.
Mrs. Cleghorn is the former Miss
Margaret Watkins. She is the niece
Of Miss Nancy Watkins and Miss
Patsy Watkins, of Farmville, and
graduated from Farmville High
School Mrs. Cleghorn attended
LongWood College.
MIS-. Matte Leigh Walker. Mrs.
=. Scott Martin, Mrs, Irving Wat
klns and Miss Agnes Watkins are
visiting Mrs. Walkers daughter,
Mrs Eugenia Walker Bowles, in
Statesville, N c.
Mrs. L. D. Whitaker is visiting
relatives in New York and N e W
Jersey.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Club Calendar

American zion Auxiliary =
Tuesday, June Is. pm, with Mrs
s. w. Putney. Jr.
Methodist WSCS-Monday, June
ID, s pm. Circle with Mrs. R. A.
Wilnoth, circle with Mrs. E. w.
Jacobs; circle with Mrs. Frank
T. Wootton. co-hostess, Miss Louise
Morgan. circle with Mrs. Willie
Uhrich. Tuesday, June l6. 10 am.
circle with Mrs R. A. Wilmoth.
Circle will meet at later date.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

Miss Carrie Sutherlin has re
turned from a visit with her niece
Mrs. N. T. Coleman, and DR.. Cole
man in Raleigh, N. G.
Valerie Dowdy, Of Hampton, il
the guest Of her grandmother, Mrs
c. A. Dowdy.
Mrs. c. A. DoWdy and her grand
daughter. Valerie DoWdy, are
spending few days in Roanoke
W 18th her daughter in-law, Mrs
Clarence Dowdy, and family. This
week end they will attend the
graduation of her grandson, Doug
las Alan Dowdy. from Andrew
Lewis High School in Salem.
Mrs. G. L. Astin, Of Danville, is
a CUES in the Stokeley Fulton
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. vann Dunford. OF
Williamsburg, were guests last
week end Of his sister. Mrs. J. w.
Sanderson, and Mr.. Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose and
sons are at home at los North
Bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Baldwin and
daughters, Margaret and Ann have
returned from a trip to Eastville
where they were guests of Mrs.
Baldwin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. ~ Nottingham
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Taylor, and
children, Bob, Caroline and Eliza
beth; Dr. and Mrs. Roy Hargrove
and daughters, Kathy and Betsy.
and Mrs. Barbara G. Brooks and
son. Johnny, have been guests at
the Marshalls at Virginia Beach.
Recent guests in the Jack Peery
home were his mother, Mrs. j o.
Peery. and her sister, Mrs. H. d.
Sturgill and daughter. Jackie Lee,
all Of Grundy.
Mr. and Mrs. John HarWood. Jr..
of Durham, N c.. were guests last
week of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
HarWood, and attended the gradua-
ton Of his sister, Susan Harwood,
from Farmyllle High School.
Mrs. Battle Dickinson. Of Virginia
Beach, is the guest Of her brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
and her mother. Mrs.
Garland Wilkerson.
Berkeley Smith. of Randolph-Ma :
con College in Ashland, is at home
with his parents. DR. and Mrs. w
E. Smith. for the summer holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Monroe Evans
were week end guests Of his sister
Mrs H. c. Buchanan. and family
in Richmond
Jackie. Sara Virginia and Merle
Lou Evans spent the week end in
Powhatan with Mrs. Roy Perkins.
Mrs. c. G. Gathers, Of Youngs-
town. Pa. Is the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Farmer
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde deHaas. Of
visited relatives h e
during the week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Fosters Announce
Birth Of Daughter

sa XII s snno mss he" DIr 1B'St j Z
daughter, Faith Anne, Sunday. April
% at Nassacuadox Methodist Hospl
tai
Grandparents arc Mrs. Louise
Foster, of Farmvilie, Charles
Foster, Of Petersburg, and MI. and
Mrs. Westan Evans, Of Saxis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Johns Memorial IS
Scene OF Christening,
Of Jill Peery

Jill Peery. daughter Of MI. and
Mrs Jack Peery, was christened
Sunday at the II o'clock service All
Johns Memorial Episcopal Church
by the Rev. ]. A. Vache.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Fore, of
Farmvllle, and Mrs H D Stlrgill
Of Grundy. are the godparents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Showers And Parties
Honor Miss Hudgins

Mrs Herbert E. Hudgins and
daughter. Miss Jean Hudgins. have
returned from spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Corbell
In Hampton and visiting on the
Peninsular where Miss Hudgins was
guest of honor at several bridal
showers and parties.
Mrs. E. L. Corbell was hostess
at linen shower feting the bride
tO-be
A luncheon was given BY Mrs.
c. L. Clodfelter and Miss Ann Clod-
felter at the Chamberlain Hotel at
Old Point Comfort.
Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Harris en-
fertained at dinner in the home in
Newport News
A kitchen shower honoring Miss
Hudgins was given by Mrs. Robert
Hornsby. a member of the wedding
party. at her home in Newport
News.
And Miss Ann Lillaston. of New
port News. entertained Miss Hud-
gins with coke party.
Miss Hudgins and DR.. Arnold
Frederick will be married Saturday,
June 20 at 8 pm, in the Farm
vile Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Robson
and family will spend the week end
at their cabin at Mays Head. N. C.
Mr.. Robson and son, Jackie. will
remain at Mays Head next week
Evening star., 1959-12-08
Fred S. Ferguson,
News Executive

HUNTINGTON, N. Y, Dec. 8
(AP).-Fred s. Ferguson, 70,
former war correspondent and
for many years news agency
executive, died Sunday after a
long illness.
He was former vice president
and general manager of United
Press.
He had been president Of NEA
Service, a news-feature agency,
from 1926 until his retirement
last April. He was with United
Press before joining NEA. He
also had headed the news photo
agency, Acme, until its pur-
chase by United Press in 1851.
United Press is now United
Press International.
BY the time Of his retirement,
Mr.. Ferguson had completed SO
years in the Scripps- Howard
organization. He served as a
war correspondent in World
War I. He was born in Bar
quersville, Ind.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Helen McFlynn; one
daughter, Mrs. Robert Lee
Henry, and one son, Fred
Thayer Ferguson, a general
news writer in New York with
United Press International.