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Evening star., 1959-11-08
Sutton Engineers
Unbeuten Bulls
To 36-14 Victory

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Nov. 7
(SpeciaD. - The Gettysburg
College freshmen scored first
and last, but in between, Bob
Sutton ran, passed and guided
unbeaten Bulls Prep of Silver
Spring, Md. to five touchdowns
and a 1914 victory.
Sutton, a little quarterback
from Coral Gables. Fla, passed
8 yards to Fullback Mike Povich
for the first touchdown and
then threw for a double extra
point to put the Little Admirals
In front for good.
Sutton, who saw little action
in the first game this season,
has passed for nine touehdowns
and run over seven more in five
games.
e@ssSRd dShhsS RFEP PPRosH. : 8 e -
Gettysburg-Clower 80, pass from
Riceohono (Matviak kick. =
bulis-Povich o, pass from Sutton
SSpears. pass from sutton.
Bui,is-Sutton s.. run (Foley rum.
suiiis-Markofi 80, run (spears, pass
gullis-Foley 2. plunge (kick failed).
Bullis-Foley 90, pass from Sutton
oettysSurSMcouncil 90. run CMatviak.
kick. =
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Cage Drills Open
At Southeastern

Southeastern University has
opened basketball practice amid
indications 1t will have a bet
ter team than last years, which
worked up a 1913 record.
Joe Grotenroth, it's No. 2
scorer, has transferred to Ohio
State. but the Hawks still have
a number of good veterans, in
cluding Bobby Lomax, who
averaged 28.5 points, and AL
Camacho, a talented reboOnder.
In all, 10 lettermen are back.
Coaches Chet Sine and Eu-
gene Harrod have rounded up
five new players to make up for
losses, including two fairly tall
players. Bill Brown, 6-foot-6,
and Jimmy Dameron, Ga.
The schedule:
December /. at Gallaudet: s, Rich
moE,d, woHd Pli g. at D; c; Teachers; Teachers; H. at
Bowie; Is, i at shepheTd. a Tdl''O"' IN AZ
Shepherd; II, Hagerstown JC; Is, at
23, Frostburg: 26. Gallaudet; 20, at
Philadelphia Bible College; 80, at East
February 2, at coppin State; 5, D. C.
Teachers: 8. Newport News: I2, at
Pace: 13. at Drew; II, Goldey-Beecom;
1920, Bowie Invitation Tourney.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Hammond Takes
Hurrier Honors

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Z
(AP). - Melvin Woodcock. a
junior from Manchester, won
the 18th annual Virginia High
School League cross country
meet here today.
Running among the top five
in the early going. Woodcock
overlook Vardell Nesmith of
Wakefield Of Arlington in the
final 100 yards and won by Is
yards. His time was 1852.
Hammond of Alexandria won
the team title with 62 points,
followed by Wakefield with 68
and Andrew Lewis of Salem
with 90.
Nesmith was followed by
Teammate Joe johnson. Eric
Thompson of Hammond was
fourth, followed in order by
Danny Seltman of Washing
ton-Lee of Arlington, Richard
Wickham of Andrew Lewis,
Wyatt Royal of Warwick and
Bobby Blackenbaker of Andrew
Lewis.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
BY BOB HANSON
star stan Writer

Carroll High School turned
a recovered tumble and a pass
lnterception into touchdowns In
the fourth quarter to upset
Gonzaga, 14-0, In a Catholic
League football game yesterday
at Carroll.
The game was played at the
insistence Of The Rev. John
Bellwoar. s. j., president oi
the league, after Coach Tuffy
Leemans and Athletic Director
Bob Dwyer Of Carroll had tried
to have it postponed until to-
morrow because of the poor
condition Of the field after all
night rains. -
The victory gave Carroll
eighth-ranked by The Star, @
final season record of I'll. Con-
zaga, third-ranked. now is 5-l-
l. The Eagles have DeMaths
and st. Johns, both league
opponents. remaining.
Wet Field Hampers Runners
The Lions, their running
game throttled by the heavy
wet field, turned to the air tc
set up their first touchdown ir
the third period after Tackle
James vogts recovered a Con.
zaga tumble on the Eagles 81
After three plays gained only
three yards. Lion Quarterback
Carley Stedman passed or
fourth down to End Herbert
Robinson for 13 yards to thu
Gonzaga 5. Robinson was 9
replacement for Dick Fabrizio
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Episcopal High
Routs Virginia
Episcopal, $50

LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. Z
(SpeciaD. - Quarterback Ned
Martin threw four touchdown
passes and End Don Fitzhugh
caught three of them as un-
beaten Episcopal High School
Of Alexandria rolled over Vir-
ginia Episcopal, $50, in foot
ball here today.
Fitzhugh, whose touchdown
pass plays covered 81, so and
80 yards, gained over $50 yards
on Martins tosses. Fullback
Bunny Bryant plunged for the
final score and gained over 100
yards rushing. A pass intercept
tion by Safetyman Phil Swift
set up Bryant's score.
Stuart Saunders, Jim Barton
and Joe Owens led the defense
which shut out Virginia Epis-
copal, Episcopal Highs sixth
victim since an opening tie. The
Maroon is rated No. / among
scholastic teams in the Wash
ington, D. c., area.
Episcopal HIGH 7 Il Z 7-35
VA EPISCOPAL - o 0 0 o.
Episcopal scoring: Touchdowns-
Fitzhugh 3 (62, pass-run from Mar
tin: 30. .pass-run from Martin; 80,
pass-rur from Martini: Blount (3, pass
from Martini; Bryant e, plunge)
Converslons-Dover 8.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
BY ED WINSTEN
Contributing Writer

Fullback Donny Waddell
scored both Herndon touch.
downs on 2-yard and 65-yarc
runs to lead the Hornets to q
14-6 victory at George Mason
yesterday and clinch their sec
ond straight Virginia Group II
District 9 football champion
ship.
Herndon, with a SO league
record, ends its season next
week with a non-league game
against James Madison.
Waddell broke open the game
with his second jaunt-a 65-
yard run over a field 20 per
cent covered by water. He was
stopped at the line but twisted
away, stumbled and then got
clear footing to outdistance the
Mustang defense.
George Mason Tailback Johr
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Georgetown Prep,
St. james Tie. 6-6

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Nov. Z
(SpeciaD. - Georgetown Prep
and st. James played to a 6-6
tie here today in an Interstate
Athletic Conference football
game.
The Little Hoyas scored first,
in the third quarter, on a Is
yard pass from Barry Brokaw
to Hugh Lynch III. A run for
the extra point failed. st.
James tied it up in the last
period when Bill Hildreth went
over from the /. A pass for
the extra point missed. y
GEO. PREP o O g O-e
ST. JAMES 0 o 0 6-d
Georgetown Prep : Lynch 20, pass
from Brokaw (run failed).
st.. James-Hildreth 1, run (pass
failed).
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Montgomery
Defeats Bee,
Pr'ather Stars
BY GEORGE BRAGAW
Contributing Writer

An unheralded 125-pound
halfback emerged the star yes
terday as unbeaten Richard
Montgomery High School wore
down a much heavier Bethesda
Chevy Chase team in the Sec
ond half to win. $50, on a
muddy Rockville field.
Watson Prather, a tiny jun
ior speedster, triggered a four
touchdown, second-half spree
that gave the Rockets their first
victory over the Barons since
1850, in a Maryland Bi-County
League contest before an esti-
mated 1000 fans. Prather
scored two touchdowns, set up
a third with a 14-yard run, and
made two pass receptions for
26 yards of the 50-yard drive
to the Rockets other score.
Richard Montgomery fum-
bled in the end zone and an
other drive was killed by Bob
Guthrie,s interception in a
statistically even first half.
The Rocket defense, led by
Tackles Dick Tucker and John
Green, and Halfbacks Jerry
Fawley and Bobby Doane, held
B-CC to 26 yards on only IL
plays after halftime. Bethesda
made 81 yards in the first half.
After the second half kick
off, Richard Montgomery
moved so yards on IL plays
with Quarterback Bruce
Mackey scoring from the one.
Mackey passed to- Prather for
10 and z yards and to Halfback
John Kelley for IA, yards to
eat up most of the yardage.
Green recovered a tumble on
the Bethesda 80 and Bobby
Doane passed 7 yards to Kelley
for the second score. Rockville
scored twice more in the last
period. Prather returned an
intercepted pass 81 yards to the
Bethesda 20, and carried across
from the nine plays later. A
recovered tumble by Doane set
up Prather's 40-yard run for
the last score.
B-CC o O o o. O
RICH. MONTEREY 80 0 o IL 1875
Richard Montgomery scoring: Touch
downs-Prather 2 Il, run; 30, rum
Mackey q, rum, Kelley q, pass from
B. Doane). Conversions-Curtis.
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TUMBLE, INTEReEpTloN PAVE WAY
Breaks Help Corroll
Beat Gonzogo, l4-0

on the sidelines with a sprained
ankle.
On the second play Of the
final period and on fourth
down, Fullback Dave Rndres, q
workhorse all day. plunged oveI
from the l-foot line.
Midway through the fourth
quarter, Lady Luck smiled or
Carroll again. This time IL
was a pass interception by
Guard James Carolan, who
grabbed off a throw by Con.
zaga's Malcolm Leubkert at the
Eagles 20 and numbered over
for the score.
Missed Two Other Chances
The Lions had two other
scoring opportunities, In the
third quarter and again in the
fourth just before the pass
interception that led to the
second touchdown. On both
chances Carroll resorted to q
field goal attempt by Nick Di-
Pietro, the first from the rs
that was short, and from the
is that was blocked
Neither team could make
headway in the mud.
The Eagles deepest penetra-
ton was to CAROLS 81 in the
first quarter. They got only
three first downs, one in the
second half. Carroll picked UP
eight.
GonNzAnA SGiSnzAASnIA -------- 9 9 9 -
Carroll scoring: Touchdowns-
Endres Il, rum Carolan eco, ruI
with intercepted pass). Conversions
! DiPietro, 2.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Herndon Tops Mason, 14-6,
To Retain Title in Group II

Carlo, a 6-foot-1, 195-pound
sophomore. tried to pull out
the game for the Mustangs. He
gained 124 yards rushing and
scored a touchdown, but he
had two passes intercepted that
killed long drives.
The Mustangs moved 65
yards after the opening kick
off-Carlo picking up 56 OF
the yards and going the last
Z. Herndon recovered a tumble
early in the second quarter and
Waddell capped an 8-yard
drive with a 2-yard buck over
the middle. Waddell wrapped
up the game with his third
period score.
HERNDoN % TT OLA
GEORGE MASON 6 O 0 O-O6
Herndon scoring: Touchdowns -
Waddell, 2 q. run; IS, rum. Con-
versions-Lee (run), Deck (run).
George Mason scoring: Touchdown
Carlo q. rum.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Bostrom Sturs
As Stuart Wins

Junior Fullback Bob Bostrom
scored four touchdowns to lead
Jeb Stuart to a 400 victory
over the Annandale jayvee
football team last night at Falls
Church High School.
Bostrom scored on runs OF
81, SIS, 6 and IL yards. Stuart
playing football for the first
time, now is 57S and closes out
it's season against the Falls
Church jayvees Friday. Most Of
the student body at Stuart
formerly attended Falls Church
STUART 6 13 z 14-4(
Stuart scoring: Touch downs - Bos-
from, (37, run; So, run; q, run; IL,
rum Blackwell U5. rum. Wilson %
rum. nversions-Hughes (pass. from
Robyak) Blackwell (pass from Robyak)
Robyak (run), Anderson (run).
Evening star., 1959-11-08
55-Yurd Run
Pulls Upset
For Mclean

Elliott Mcbride. a junior
starting his first game at
quarterback for Mclean High
School, scored the winning
touchdown on a 55-yard run
and intercepted a pass in the
last minute as the Highlanders
upset Hammond, 20-l9, ysSter-
day at Mclean.
Mclean took a 14-0 lead by
moving % and 40 yards for
touchdowns after Hammond
fumbles were recovered by End
John Dubber and Halfback
Frank Redman. Fullback JEFF
Warner, who gained 1876 yards
in 81 tries, swept left end for
10 yards and the first score,
and Halfback Tom Leddy got
the second with a plunge over
right tackle from the /.
George Viereck ran and
passed for the two important
extra points.
Pat Slattery of Hammond,
who completed 10 of 16 passes
for 176 yards. quarterbacked
the Admirals go and 80 yards
for the next two touchdowns
but his run and pass attempts
for the extra points we're stop
ped.
Mcbride locked up the issue
with his long run on fourth
down. Slattery rallied Ham
mond to within a point by pas
sing to Jimmy Shaw for IS
yards and a score two plays
after the kickoff and, after Nc
Lean fumbled away the next
kickoff, passed the Admirals
to the Mclean Is before Nc
Bride intercepted.
HAMMOND O O 6 1913
MCLEAN ------ 0 z 7 60
Hammond scoring: Touchdowns-
Arehart (S. rum: Slattery t2, rum
Shaw (25, pass from Slattery) Con-
version-Arehart (pass from Slattery).
Mclean scoring. Touchdowns-;War-
ner 90, rum; Leddy q, plunge) /;
Mcbride (55, rum. Conversions-
Viereck. Lindsay (pass from Viereck)
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Bethesda Colts Win

The Bethesda Colts, led by
Jack James three touchdowns
defeated the Bethesda Spart-
ans, 49-7, yesterday in a Boys
Club of Greater Washington
Football Conference game ir
the interHediate class.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Howard Rally
Earns Upset
Over Hampton

Charlie Smith and Bernie
Quarterman, Howard University
co-captains, teamed up on a
l9-yard aerial in the final five
minutes to pace the Bisons to
a 14-7 upset victory over
Hampton Institute of Virginia
ip> a Central intercollegiate
Athletic Association game at
Howard Stadium yesterday.
The win gave Howard a $40
record to date. It also enabled
Evening star., 1959-11-08
STATISTICS

the Bisons to nsrrow their
margin in the 51-year old
rivalry with Hampton, which
now holds a 24-22-1 margin.
Smiths passing and the
rugged play of Howard's line
proved the difference in yester-
days contest. Smith passed for
both tallies and the conversion,
while the Howard line put on
its best performance of the
season, halting Hampton drives
inside the 20-yard line on three
occasions.
Howard Strikes First
Howard struck first when
Smith connected with 280-
pound Sid Banks on a tackle
eligible pass from eight yards
out midway the third period.
The drive had been set in
motion when Guard Art Waller
pounced on a Hampton tumble
on the visitors 25.
Hampton struck back to go
ahead, 7-6, following the kick
off. Taking over on their own
35, the Virginians marched 65
yards in nine plays. Fullback
Norm Anderson accounted for
the final yardage by smashing
over from the 8.
Midway the final period
Howard drove to the Hampton
27, but begged down. Hampton
was unable to gain and sent
quarterback Lewis Shackleford
back to punt. He muffed the
snap and the Bisons took over
on the IA.
Quarterman Catches
Fullback Leon Armour lost
five attempting to turn end and
a Smith-to-Ted Hillman pass
failed. On third down the How
ard quarterback connected with
Quarterman, who made an
over=the- shoulder catch just
before stepping out of the end
zone.
:, Paced by End Bob Reed, the
Howard line made shambleS of
Hampton's vaunted running
game. The visitors accounted
for 149 yards rushing; however,
the only time they we're able to
move inside the 20 was on their
scoring drive.
The Bisons halted drives on
the 10 and again on the 3 in
the first period, and stopped
the visitors cold on the 18 just
before halftime.
HowARb O O g SD,
HAMPTON 0 o Z O-7
Howard.Banks 8. pass from Smith
Aa9mptop1Anderson 9nId E;.t4 3, run tshackls'
Howard-ouarterma 10. pass from
Smith tHillman. pass from Smith.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Fuirfux Pressed
By Lee High, 12-7

Fairfax High Schol got un-
expected opposition from Lee
yesterday, but managed a 1871
victory in. "a Northern Virginia
Group I football game at Lee
The Rebels scored in the first
period when Jack Mulligan
went over from 3 yards out
after Fairfax had recovered a
blocked punt. The Lancers hit
the end zone in the second
quarter when Andy Higham
went over from 4 yards out and
went into a 7-6 lead when
Tony O'Connell kicked the ex-
ira point.
Fairfax scored what turned
out to be the winning touch
down in the third quarter on a
63-yard, 8-play drive with
Doug Davis going over the last
5 yards.
FAIRFAX --------- g 9 g o-l2
Fairfax scoring: Null
ligan (3, rum. D. Davis 6, rum.
Lee scoring: ouchdown-Higham
a, rum. onversion-O' 'Connell.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
O'ConneII Beats
Bulls Hiqh, 26-0

Quarterback John Deepen
brock completed seven of 10
passes for 140 yards and two
touchdowns in pacing O'Con-
nell High School to a 26-0 VIC
tory over Bulls High School
yesterday at O'Connell.
Halfb ack Mike McGarry
started the scoring with a So
yard burst through left tackle,
then scored on a 63-yard pass
play started by Depenbrock.
O'Connell won its sixth game
In eight.
BULLS HIGH n a. r
OGONNEhL Is 0 6-26
oConnell scoring: Touchdowns-Mc.
garry (53, run: SO, pass-run from
Pepenbrockl; Mcclellan "a, pass from
Depenbrock) Loneauer Il, plungeI
&C. -Vd-sions-Longauer 2.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
Long Runs Help
Wheaton Defeat
Northwood, 35-7

Wheaton High School scored
five touchdowns on runs of 20
yards or more as it rebounded
from its only football defeat
with a 35-7 victory at home
yesterday against Northwood.
Halfbacks Jimmy Dixon and
Bill Coggins, the latter nor
mally a quarterback, each ran
for two touchdowns and Full
back Wayne Eader topped off
the Knights scoring with a
65-yard return of an inter-
cepted pass.
Wheaton, which has won
seven games and lost to Mont
gomery Blair last Saturday, is
idle next week end and plays
unbeaten Richard Montgomery
in the final game November 81.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
NORTHWOOD
WHEATON b.

Northwood scoring: Touchdown
Chalmers q, plunge). Conversion
Franey tpass from Lyonl.
Wheaton scoring; Touchdown
| as. run; % rum; Eader t65, inter.
ception). Conversions-Case 5.
Evening star., 1959-11-08
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Evening star., 1959-11-08

Fairfax scoring: Touchdowns-Mul
ligan (3, rum. D. Davis g, rum
Lee scoring: Touchdown-Highar
a, rum. Conversion-O'Connel
Evening star., 1959-11-08

Hammond scoring: Touchdowns--
Shaw (25, pass from Slattery) Con-
version-Arehart (pass from Slatteryl.
Mclean scoring: Touchdowns-War-
ner 90, rum; Leddy q, plunge);
Viereck. Lindsay (pass from Viereck)
Evening star., 1959-11-08

Carroll scoring: Touchdowns-
Endres Il, rum Carolan go, ruI
with intercepted PASS. Conversions
DiPietro, 2.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
In The Sunny Side Area
Cleaning Church
Grounds Proves To
Be A Pleasure

An occasion of work pleasure and
eating was engaged in by members
of Grove Church Saturday afternoon
beginning about ! 80.
Representatives from the Rev.
Tremble's. Clayton. Wood Horst.
Woodson. Parrish and the two
Goodman families raked and hauled
away or burned the leaves and
fallen branches piled the wood in
the shed and moved the church
yard and cemetery Guests who
we're much enjoyed were j. L. Car
ter. Mrs H. D. Moring. Mrs. Ada
B Shepard and David Goodman
When pm came, the work was
completed the grill fire started;
hot dogs cooked and the rest of the
supper spread All enjoyed the eats
and the fine fellowship
Everyone felt that it was happy
and worthwhile event in the life of
the church. The difference in age
of those 60 attending were j. l..
Carter, 86. and David Hindle Good
man. l0i2 months.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Hixburs HishIishts
Some Students Start Trek Home From
College While Others Plan To Go
Hixbure Hiehiishts

Young people are coming home
from college.
Carrie Jane Inge, a student at
Longwood College, came home Sat
urday.
Ida Virginia Covington completed
four years work at Appomat-
tox High School on June 4. She
plans to take a secretarial course
at a Lynchburg business college.
Tom Xix was graduated fir M
the University of Richmond.
Anne Hix, the daughter of Mn.
and Mrs Cook Hix, has been ac-
cepted to Duke University where
she will train to become a nurse.
PLEASED AT Ti.r Prospect
The youth group at HiSbura III
pleased at the Prospects Of having
the new assistant pastor al Walker H
Presbyterian Church in the neigh
borhood for the entire summer.
Will Crumpln is staying in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Gov
ington
The members Of Walkers Pres
by.erian Church are going ahead
with plans for four rooms to be
built onto the church. Herbert Bur
rell showed drawings Of the gen
eral appearance of the proposed
buildings on Sunday Capt Coving-
ton will help with the planning.
A Usual Vacation
Mrs. Jim Carson is taking h r
usual summer vacation. On Tues
day. she motored to Cleveland
where she attended the wedding
of her niece, Donna Berry, on Sat
urday, June s. She will spend a
week with her sister. Mrs. W. ~
Berry, in Cleveland
Mrs. Mae Cleland, of Richmond,
spent Friday and Saturday nights
with the Gene Pearses. She called
on her aunts, Mrs. Boyd Ford and
Mrs. Morton Marshall. Saturday al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Roines Report
Congratulations
Extended Graduates

Congratulations TO those who were
graduated from Cumberland High
School Wednesday night Janice
Smith. Elizabeth Jackson Walker.
John joyce, and j hnny Asal
Janice Smith was an honor gradu-
ate and Johnny Asal received the
Boys Good Citizenship award
The John Randolph HID Club met
Friday night with Mrs J. K. and
Mrs Eric Robinson. A demonstra-
ton on salads was given by Mrs.
]. K. Robinson. The meeting for
July will be family picnic supper.
Miss Bessie Brickhouse was
guest of Miss Carolyn Warner dur
ing the week end.
R. G. Allen was a visitor in the
neighborhood during the week.
The Eric Roblnsons enjoyed a
picnic Saturday evening at Lake
side with the Robert Smith family
They visited Miss Rosa Allen. Sun
day afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Essay Award Given
William Smith At
John Randolph School

William Morgan Smith, II. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ v. Smith, OF
Cumberland, was one Of the OAR
essay contest winners.
The Slate Hill OAR presented
three historical essay awards on
Theodore Roosevelt, The Man"
One award went to Prospect Ele-
mentary: one to Farmville Ele-
mentarv. and the one presented to
Bill Smith at John Randolph Ele-
mentary School.
Mrs. J. H. Whitfield. of Farm
vile, made the presentation at com
mencement exercises at John Ran
dolph on Wednesday, June 8.
Federal aviation aide warns Of
aircraft noise.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

ternoon.
Bill Chamberlain, of ST. Peters
burg, Fla, was recent guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Covington. Es-
telle Covington spent the week end
there.
Mrs. Carl Evans, Of New Jersey
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Bob Coy
ington, and other relatives during
the week
". and Mrs. George Glass, Of
Dover, left Tuesday after being with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Fore, since Thursday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

Goodman entertained at picnic
supper Saturday Those present
were Mr. and Mrs Don Reynolds
and children, Of Baltimore and Mr..
and Mrs. W. 2. Hughes, Of Char
lottesville. The men enjoyed fish
ing before supper.
Little David Goodman has re-
covered from an attack Of measles.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12
Sunny Side

Mr.. end Mrs. John Y. Mason. of
Boyklns, ere week end guests of
Mr- and Mrs 3. G. Garrett.
Mrs. Jean Hudgins spent the week
end at her home here. She is en-
ployed At the Division Of Motor
Vehicles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ester Terry ana
son, Of Lynchburg. were guests of
Mf- ana Mrs s. M. Jamerson and
family
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hindle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

livestock outright and ~ head in
partnership with his father. All of
the livestock in his farming pro-
gram are purebred.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-12

william is a member Of the Buck
ingham Central High School FLA
chapter. He owns eight head of