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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11
Mrs. R. u. Crawford
Dies At Swoope

Mrs. Robert u Crawford, 81, died
at a Staunton hospital Sunday
morning, September s. following a
fall at her home at Swoope. Va.
She was born in Bath county
March l8, 1868. daughter of William
McClintic and Nancy Byrd McClin-
tic. In 1885 she married Robert Lee
Crawford, who died in 1929. They
moved to Swoope. Augusta county.
to make their home.
Mrs. Crawford was active in
church and community work. and
was a member of Hebron Presby-
terrain Church.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at $50 o'clock at Hebron Pres
byterian Church. with interment in
the church cemetery.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. G. Frank Baylor and Mrs. J..
y. Jamerson, Of Swoope. ard Mrs.
j. M. Trinble. Of Staunton. and a
son. Robert B. Crawford, Of Farm
vile. Also l6 grandchildren and 80
grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-11

Mrs. w. H. Cobb and Mrs. S. NJ.
Bryant visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Harmon and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Harvey near Scottsville, Friday.
Mrs. Spurgean Wade and children
Of Scottsville, visited the w. H.
Ccbbs Thursday.
A large number from this COM
munity attended the fireWmen'
bazaar at Scottsville last week. The
dog, "Skippy' climbed the 60 foot
ladder and was enjoyed by all.
Raymond Nuckles is on the sick
list, He had an operation recently.
r b Pace. Of Palymra, has his
sawmiil on Roy Crews farm. He
mas cut pine timber on Crews, w.
A. Rrvant's and Sidney M. Bryant's
land.
w. II. Cobb has Shepard's bull
dozer at work on his farm. He
plans to SOW grass seed soon.
j. l. Crouch painted W. H. Cobb's
house this week end Mr. and Mrs.
4. Z. Thompson and Mrs. Myrtle
Cobb, Of Lynchburg, visited Hub
bard and Gary Cobb.
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Glendale

Mrs. w. E. Pulyear. of Gold Hill,
had the misfortune to fall and break
her leg several weeks ago. She was
rushed to Richmond hospital,
where her limb was put in a cast.
She remained in the hospital for
some time, but is now at home
and greatly improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse M. Clark,
Ricky and Richard Terrell, al Of
Richmond, speat Labor Day week
end al their home here During the
holiday Mrs. Clark took her cousin
Mrs Annie Johnson, to visit Mi.
and Mrs King Farrar and family
at Palmyra. Mrs Arthur J Bowles
mother Of Mrs. Farrar, is on the
sick list She lives with Mi. and
Mrs Farrar.
The move shown by Mrs. Pearl T.
Buher at Gold Hill Community
House, Saturday evening Of her
world tour was wonderful and beau
tiful. as well as educational There
were pictures Of the Holy land
where Christ lived ard walked and
died The movie was very inspir-
inc ard impressive.
Mrs. Baker returned TO her home
in Portsmouth Monday where she
is statistician for the Navy We
trust she VIII honor us here again
with her world tour in 1860.
Misses Nell and GLADYS Poe, Of
Richmond, spent the week end with
their parents. MI and Mrs ". f.
Poe
Visitors at Ufton Terrace recently
we're Nh ard Mrs. Jesse NJ. Clark.
Of Richmond Mrs. Bessie T. JACK
son Of Swan Lane. L. A. Davis,
OF Aryonia, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
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Alvin Patteson and family, Of
Richmond, recently spent several
days with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
T. E. PatteSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Spencer and
Mrs. L. w. Patteson and Cynthia
were Farmville visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Patteson
and family. of Charlottesville. spent
Monday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Patteson
Mrs. Rudd Patteson and daugh-
ter, spent last week with her mother
in Richmond
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Lewis Snoddy. Sunday.
Attend Baptismal Service

A number Of the Mt. Zion Church
members attended the Baptismal
service at Fork Union Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon, when five
Of their candidates were baptized
They We're Mrs. Marvin johnson,
Brenda Yancey. Winston Yancey,
Paul Hudgins and Roger Newton.
Mrs. Ric h a r d Bryant was
scheduled to enter Johnston Willis
Hospital this week for x-rays and
observation.
The WINS Of Mt Zion Church met
with Mrs. j. N. Putney Tuesday
evening Triumph in His Praise"
was the topic for discussion. 1t con-
cerned the Indians of Oklahoma
This society sent gifts to mission
d i NtoahClro" CT ,mhnraoisshta
aries in Oklahoma and North Caro-
lina for Christmas in August for
the Indians
Week end guests of Horace and
Keel Oliver were Mrs Mabel World
and Billy, and Mr. and Mrs JUS
tus Reynolds, all Of Richmond.
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Knoxville

Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Harold Coleman were Mn and Mrs.
Eric Flanagan, Of Henderson. NC.
j. F. Love. of Lee Experimental
Forest, spent several days last week
at Wythevilie on a business trip
Mrs R L. Glllispie and Miss Ruby
Gillisple spent Sunday in Culpeper
with Mr.. and Mrs Roger Carwile
/ Mrs. w R. Shepherd. Of Rich
/ nond was the holiday guest OF
Mrs Anne Price
Mrs Cary Payne's week n d
| visitors were Mr.. and Mrs C. B.
( Moring and Richard Of Richmond
4 RichmOnders Visit
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Glllispie
and children. Don. Bob and Jean.
and Miss Ruby Gillispie. Of Rich
mond. spent the week end with Mrs
R L. Gillispie.
Linda O'Measa and Deborah
Smith spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Carol Gillispie
Mr. and Mrs A W Manning. of
Newport News. Mr.. and Mrs j.
Scott Word Of Richmond wer Z
visitors of Mr. and Mrs Ben Word
for Labor Day week end
Mr. and Mrs H L. Jones We're
recent visitors Of their relatives in
Lynchburg and Gladys.
l. E. Dunevant. Jr. Of Wood
bridge. visited his mother. Mrs.
Jennie Dunevant, last week.
At Ocean View
Mr. and Mrs Grover Woodson
and Grover Lee spent the week
end at Ocean View Beach and were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. E Bur
CESS.
Mrs. H. w. Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. w w. Falls attended Home
coming Day at Rocky Mount Church
Sunday.
Miss Barbara Dunevant. Of Rich
mond, was at her home for the
week end
Mr.. and Ms Thomas Ragland.
Joyce and Paul Anders. were lunch
con guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs.
R. NJ Dunevant.
Mrs. j. E. Ransom and Chef spent
Thursday in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. O'Meara and
children. Kathy and Billy. Of Roa
noke. and Mr. and Mrs. r. p Smith
and Johnnie. Of Richmond. were
week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
John Word Linda O'Meara and
Deborah Smith returned with their
parents home after spending the
summer with their grandparents.
Mrs. Katharine Aliens dinner
guests Thursday were Rev G. E.
Reynolds and children. May and
Charles, and Rev. and j. E. Wrenn.
The James River WMU yearly
conference will be held at Sharon
Church.
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DiIlwyn Ri. !.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lightfood Harris
and son, Charles, and Mrs T E.
Wood spent several days in New
York this week and are now the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Rolf Wood
for few days
Mr. and Mrs Everett Ransom and
daughter, Kay. were week end visi-
tors of Mr. and Mrs " w. Ran
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Tin
dali
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Mt. Tabor

Keith Bryant visited G 4. Cobb
Saturday night.
Tuckey Cobb, OF Richmond
spent the Labor Day holiday at
his home here.
Mi. and Mrs j. R. Bryant and
family visited his parents, W. a.
Bryant. over the week end He is
stationed at Norfolk.
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Mt. Zion News Events

Friends were sorry to learn Of
the misfortune OF Mrs Eddie Wood
son When she lost all her house
hold furnishings by fire during all
electrical storm. August 29 Sic
made her home on the Weaver
Farm at Fork Union
MIS- Mary Ford, Of Richmond,
was a holiday week end guest Of
Mir and Mrs c. w Cave The Paul
Caves. Of Farmville, were also week
ead guests there
Nj. and Mrs Kenneth Percy. Of
Marietta Ohio spent the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs A.
H. Martin. Kenneth visited Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. w R. Piercy
ii Richmond
Norman Smith his returned to his
home in Newport News after spend
ing two weeks with his grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Putney
H:ckierds Have Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blackburn
Of Johnson City. Tenn. and Mr.
and Mrs Bob Burns and children.
Of Hopewel. We're week. end guests
OF MI. and Mrs j. O. Bickford and
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Bickford
Mr. and Mrs T L. Hudgins called
Sunday afternoon to see Mrs Ethel
Tonev at the home of her son and
dauehter-Ll-law NJ. and Mrs How
ard Toney She il staying there
while recovering from broken
ankle sustained IN a fall al her
home about three weeks ago.
Dr.. Charles B. Mahon Of the air
force. Sioux City. Iowa. Everette
3. AIahon. Jr. Of Delaware. and
Mrs George Bannlster, Of Rich
nlond. called in the community to
see friends one day last week.
Nh. and Mrs. Ray Davidson. Of
Richmond. visited friends here Sun
day Ray recently returned from
National Guard camp at Indian
town Gap Pa
Accepts Position
Mr.. and Mrs w I Wheeley left
Monday for Indianhead. Md. where
Nj. Wheeley has accepted a posi-
ton as a nachinist HIS health has
improved greatly since moving
there from Louisa county six
months ago
Ernest Stinson. il. returned tc
his home in Richmond. Monday aft
ter spending two weeks with Mr.
and Mr. R. L. Bryant.
Mrs John Davidson il recovering
satisfactorily from cut on her
leg " lic h necessitated eight
stitches
A .. deBeftencourt and boys were
Charlottesville visitors, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stinson. John
Carroll and Miss Carolyn Ashworth.
all OF Richmond, and Dewey Stin-
son. Jr Of Newport News. were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs
J n Putney
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Yancey, of
Lynchburg. were recent guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Toney and
Mrs Ethel Toney
Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniels and
sons were Richmond visitors. Sat
uIday
Lewis Snoddy Improves
Mr., and Mrs. T. l. Eudgins visit
ed Lewis Snoddy at his home near
Mt Tabor last Wednesday evening
He is resting comfortably since re-
turning from Johnston Willis Hos
pital. His daughter and her hus-
band. Ms Hugh Stump. and Mr..
Stump. of Camden. S. c.. spent the
week with him
A. H Berry continues i'll in John
ston Willis Hospital. where he has
been a patient for some time
Mr. and Mrs Donald Pendleton
and children were week end guests
Of the Davldsons here and the Les
ter Jonescs at Jamestown
Mrs Frank Landas has returned
to her home at Dixie after attend
ing the funeral Of her brother in
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bryant and
children visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs H. E. Foster. in Farm
vile. Sunday
Richard Bryant visited his uncle,
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Burger. Of Gold Hill.
Hon. Malcolm W. Perkins, Of
Asheville, N. c., visited relatives in
Palmyra recently.
The recent and lovely rains here
have caused lawns to be beautiful
and green.
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GOTHAM

300 Arl. Bivo. JE. 2-7soo
SCARCE AS CAN BE-A new Lor-
s TGm Lane u area nome w 10 MINUTES
Three-bedroom bl-level with sepa-
rate dining room. beautiful FAM
lily room, three baths, and a built
In garage. Yet priced below
mid-30s. Gail now to see this
value packed home IA. b-1550,
ATLAS REALTY CO., 456l Lee
highwsy (corner 0lehf rd.)
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WOODBRIDGE = S2g5 down In
cludes settlement. assume CT loan,
S97 mo. pays all. 3-bedrm; split;
level, equip. kit. fenced I'd. JU
h-43fb, MA. S-S6S2.
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GOTHAM

REALTY, INC,
300 Arl. Blvd. JE. 2-730O
4 ACRES on knoll, beau. view; 8
bedrooms. 2 baths, Fairfax County,
OWNER, DU. 5-7697.
$500 DOWN, assume Sl2,10O CT
loan-Three-hedrm. brick and-asb,
sh. home. Lovely fenced lot, sep.
din. rm., rec. rm. Price. S14,750.
SIILS REAL, ESTATE, IA R-1600.
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FAIRFAX TOWN
FALLS CHURCH
AAH Enn

Entrance hail. stsp.dovn Lying room. generous
French doors to patio. ultimate In Kitchens
screened porch, den, ~ baths, greezeway TO
two-car garage, 26-ft. recreation room; radiant
heating; finest appointments throughout includ:
ing intercom system. For appointment, call
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COOL
COOL.
FALLS CHURCH

$500 DOWN
viii buy this older 3-bedrm.. 1-bath
frame house. Oil hot-water heat.
R1 i.Dent IN ~ Ri sis nAA loan pas so%
sS0.le. Ewes. call Mr.. Bond. FL.
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HOLM HILLs-Contemporary 81
bedrm. house, air cond:, fireplace.
huge terrace under tall trees, curv-
ing bEiek SEATING E,, wall ... ise. G com-
Tuunfty swimming pool. S1S,960.
lis Bartha's I'd. SO. 5-4407.
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FALLS CHURCH
$14,950

FALLS CHURcH-FAIRFAx
Take the landlord on your
payroll. This home, for
only S17.b00, Is the best -
buy IN town. Rambler style,
3 bedrms., 2 fireplaces, rec.
rm., maids I'm. and bath.
full basement, beautiful yard:
Just minutes from Seven
Corners; vacant: only ST.
$50 down, FLA, Sl05 mo.
includes all. Call JE. q
5000 right now.
His loss Is your gain: own.
or zone and viii allow you
to assume big LIST trust.
only $3.50 down on this
de luxe, B-rm. brick rancher.
Three large bedrms.. sepa-
rate dining nm, fireplace in
living rm., full basement;
walk to grade and paroehial
schools. This should end
your search; reduced price
Of $20.06O. Call JE. $4,000
right now.
Ask any good builder about
the cost Of building q A.
bedrm. brick raneher today,
then let US show you q Jim
dandy. Brand-new, 2 full
baths, Soft. daylight base
Inent. 23x14 living rm.. l4x
IL dining room, 1b0x176
wooded lot. For S22.950.
you'll never beat Il. Phone
JE. 10000 right now. VIM.
A. CHAPMAN REALTY. me-
701 W. Broad, Falls Church,
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SADDLE SORE

from riding around llooking at
a SsVs soi your s ;sssSn 4 brH ever
bier with full light bsmt.. large
iiv. I'M. with attractive firepi.,
sep. din. area. spacious modern
kit. with breakfast rm. Conveni-
ent to everything. M-cre lot, q
short walk to school. Being redec,
Excellent conventional terms with
low cash down. True value ct
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ROYME LAMBORN
Realtor
~ csoa wi A. %r A ono

: CORNERS AREA-S395 dn. incl.
settlement. 3 bedrms., fenced I'd.
owner will finance. ST. $4,000.
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TRADE OR Buy

3-bedrm. Cape Cod with family
,i 7sS, din r Sv:.. T with with
and bsnt. with outside entr. Beau
tiful secluded tree shaded lot near
Falls Church. Really Immaculate.
You will be pleasantly surprised
e 4a sS sh ha fST ys1g AZ 9 ssI
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H1NDYMAN'S 6PECIAIl-8-r 0 o m
older home. Q stories, situated on
almost 2 acres, near Chain Bridge
I'd, Vienna. Here Is . real BUY
for someone handy with q paint
brush. Beautiful hedge, boxwoodsy
large front porch, being offered at
only $4,000. Reasonable down
payment. Owner will carry flrst
i SS:' a. e 2 .aSsSio.A ArAA H-AIl.'
HISTORIC APPOMATTOX, Va
Lge. comfortable home, mr.. Va.
State park. Hunting. fishing,
swimming. For info. so. S-4675.
HOLMES RUN ACRES = 2.bedrm.
and den contemporary rambler;
FHA, S1 lSy;1sy9n or IN as srSse7 4h%
HOLM HALL--Three-bed hrk.
rambler. A-acre lot. 12x2S fam
fly rm., firepl.; FLA appraised;
loan. OWNER, SO. 6-462S.
HOLM HALL VILLAGE-Well To-
Gated 3-bedrm. brick. rambler in
pleasant subdivision just on MI
Vernon blvd. Mr.. schools, shops
churches, rec. park and trans.
FHA appraised ct S13.7b0. Why
pay rent? Call BERNICE CARTER
DAVIS. Realtor, so. 6-bS44. we
specialize in property Of the MI.
Vernon area
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BA1LEYs CROSSROADS

3.bedroom brick rambler. Picture window IN
living room: large dining loom with attractive
Wainscoating, dream kitchen, breakfast corner
tiled bath. Pull basement, recreation area with
picture window. Open sat. 4 sun; m: tn
dark. Drive out Shirley highway to seminary
road turmoil west on Seminary road approx.
mately gao Of . mile 70 Fillmore ave" left
to homes on left. CIR. 3.4b60.
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STOP

T ST.: els: one ssP b ysH e Ds 81: s sSa to
isii ~ 2. PillIsIed Cape cod WITH
place, 24-ft. center. hall foyer en-
traneeWay, 14-ft. dining room and
16x16 kitchen with q den, ali
dovnstairs. Upstairs 2i-ft. master
bedroom with. fireplace. plus an
other large bedroom and q smaller
one With la baths, Also you have
. full basement with roughed in
full bath and Q two-car garage.
All Of this with Q bonus feature
Of three entrances onto o beauti-
full terrace. Sitting on the terrace
your beautiful patio encirclsd with
lovely plants and flowers; with q
recessed fish pond with live f1sh.
Add to all Of this . 150x160 lot
completely fenced sprinkled with
Is tall trees. Believe 1t or not
only S31, 800. Well call US to drive
into the circular driveway Of this
distinctive home.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

Lyon. VILLAGE. near claEsndon----
SISs;' r@ nv saalS: .M,. E'-,vsi.si!
shuiches OWNER. IA. a-sosi'
LYON vILLAQE-Be settled In time
70 walk e elem g; charles hish
PsPtaEon. Ege: ttudio v lbath uni
b. ss s$ va s'Ss q: e. vssT';k; S IS;
SSsSSSSsSss Y u s.y SSISASL'tok JAY
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ANNANDALE

l2x24 swimming pool in fenced yard, several
large trees, antique brick and frame contempo-
rary; 24-ft. living room. raised hearth fireplace
drier, bedrooms. den OF Ord bedroom, Good
bus service; convenient to shopping "a; Assume
Drive out shirley hwy. to Lincolnia turn off
right on 236 to Annandale. right on Annandale
I'd one mile TO nrst house past Annawood
court on left. so. b-6700.
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YOUR GUIDE TO
BETTER LIVING
nREA's INDICATED ARE GENERAL,

Custom built brick split levels or ramblers.
Ready for your selection Of tiles fixtures, paint
eoIors; etc Only block to new Hammond l High
board hot-water heat 19x15 living room. fre:
place separate dining room fully e1uipppeia a
baths, 24xI5 mahogany paneled recreation
room 22x30 utility room Open Saturday and
Sunday / pm. til dark. Drive out Shirley High
Highway TO new homes on right Just beyond
Hammond High School. XII. $3.50.
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HILLS bedrms., full
S SsnS:s. sSStDIs I'D spsrs Hsl-
$ sia 4.eoop $500 o. down Of assume
4ss OF loan. Call OWNER, 30. g.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10
Yule Decorations Come
Easy With Holiday Kits

this fashion. Similarly, an ar
rangement of boughs, cones and
tree balls for table or mantle
can be sprayed and sprinkled
and made to appear as though
created by your florist.
The adhesive and pellets can,
moreover, be applied directly to
wood or glass and later removed
with common soap or detergents
and leave no scars. Thus, a de-
sign or message can be written
on a picture window, a mirror
or glass tabletop to help im-
part a Christmasy atmosphere
and be quickly removed after
the holidays.
Fortunately, too, both spray
and pellets are both fireproof
and non-toxic. Small children,
or pets, who like to gobble up
everything in sight during the
holidays won't be injured if
they should swallow a few.
AS for stretching your imagi-
nation on Christmas decora-
tions-the task is lightened inn
measurably by folder Of in
structions and suggestions for
creating various items right in
the package. You can deck the
halls with holly almost pain
leSSly.
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Sharon -
Aiken Ladies Aid Society Enjoys
Meeting Wednesday In Church

The Aiken Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian church met in the
church basement, Wednesday
afternoon, Dec. 2.
Meeting opened with devotion
al service. All repeated the
Lords prayer and 23rd Psalm.
President Vivian Archibald pre-
sided. Twelve members answered
roll call. Mrs. Anderson, wife
of pastor of church, was a guest.
Meeting closed with prayer.
During the social hour, Bea-
trice Cain and Martene Spriggs
conducted a Bible contest with
Louise Walters winning a prize.
All enjoyed Christmas gift eX-
change and a treat of homemade
candy and cookies.
Christmas Party
Members of the Methodist
Mystery club and their families
enjoyed their annual Christmas
party at the church, Wednesday
evening, Dec. 2. A pot luck sup
per was enjoyed at 6:l5 with Rev,
Ola Teters returning thanks.
Following the supper Christ
| mas carols were sung and the
Christmas story taken from ST
Luke 2:1-20 was read.
President Jean Ramsey held a
| short business session. Members
voted to contribute $500 to the
Christmas seal fund An ex-
change Of, gifts was enjoyed.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Teters and Marlene
Mrs. Bertha Roberts, Mrs. Ocie
Harmon, Mrs. Mamie Parks, Mrs
Lillian Boyd, Kaye and Victor
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ram
sey and sons, David, Robert ano
Randall, Mr.. and Mrs. Junior
Harmon and Ronnie, Mrs. Han,
nah Miller, Mrs. Bessie Row.
lands, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Ramsey and children, Peggy
Jerry and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs
Ellis Eicher, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Boyd, Joan and Billy, Mrs
Cora Marquis and Tommy, Mrs
Pauline Haga, Mrs. Ruby Boyc
and Jay, Mrs. Vera Harmon
Mrs. Martene Spriggs, Connie
and Terry, Mrs. Marie Morrison
Ricky and Randy Baker.
Church Notes
Sunday school will convene a
$50 Sunday morning, Dec. l3
followed by worship service a
| 1920. Rev. Nash, former pas
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-10

tor, will bring the message at
the Presbyterian church. Plans
are being discussed for Christ
mas program at the church on
Christmas eve.
M.Y.F. Meets
The MYF. met at the Meth
odist church, Sunday evening
with president, Riley Dovenbarg-
er in charge. Plans were discuss
ed for a Christmas program at
the church Sunday evening, Dec.
20 at the regular preaching hour.
Rev. Ola Teters requests that all
members prepare Christmas
song or reading for program.
Demonstration Meeting
Sharon Demonstration club
will meet at the Presbyterian
church basement, Thursday, Dec.
II. Christmas gift exchange will
be held.
Birth Announcement
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene White, of
Columbus, are announcing the
birth Of a daughter, Kathy Long
enc, Nov. 26. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bert White and Mr.. and Mrs.
FLOYD Morris are tie grandpar-
,ntS.
Personals
Mrs. Mamie Parks and Carl
Marquis were guests at a turkey
dinner at Mr.. and MIS-. l.. K.
Marquis on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jennings
of New Concord, called en- rel
ives and friends here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. J. Mcmahon
and son, Jimmy, who are visit
ing with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Anderson, of Caldwell,
| were calling on Eva May Marquis
and her mother, Friday evening
Mrs. Cora Antill and Mrs. Lii
lian Jordan of South Olive, were
calling on Mrs.. Ruth Crouch and
Mrs. Mamie Parks, Friday.
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MI. Tabor

MT. TABOR - Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Martin were business callers
at Caldwell, Monday afternoon.
Elsie Wright was calling on
Mrs. Verna Kirkbride and chill
dren, Tuesday forenoon.
Mrs. Otis Martin and son and
Mrs. Verna Kirkbride and daugh-
ter were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Morris, Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwayne Shroyer
and daughter, Tina, Mrs. Jerome
Morris and Mrs. Vernon Han
nahs and children were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
family, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
son, Roger, Mrs. Verna Kirk
bride were business callers at
Caldwell, Saturday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
sons, Terry, Jerry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwayne Shroyer and daugh-
ter, Tina, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Morris, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
son, Roger, visited Mrs. Vernon
Hannahs and children, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Verna Kirkbride and
daughters, Joy and Gay, Nancy
and Roger Martin were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Stephens and
daughters, Ann and Lynn, Satur-
day evening.