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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-03

$40 in the $1,000 80 900 bracket
The pension Is increased by SIS
for each additional child.
The liberalized income re-
quirements that are expected to
open the rolls to about $4,000
pensioners are reflected In both
higher permissible limits and In
deductions allowed when COM
putting income.
AS the sliding scale outlined
above indicates. q widow with
out dependents can have an
annual income as high as
81 800 and one with dependents
can reach $4,000 q year and
still get o pension. Under the
present law the limits are 81, 400
and $2,700. The same income
requirements apply TO all pen
sioners, veterans, widows and
orphans.
Expense Deductions
In computing income under
the new bill q pensioner does
not have to count any public
or private welfare assistance,
and, in the case Of q widow.
she may deduct all expenses
connected with her husbands
final illness and funeral and
the settlement Of his debts.
A veteran figuring his income
must include his wife's earn
ings. but may deduct the first
$1,000.
Those are the major provi-
sions Of the bill. The cost Of
adding World War II and
Korean war widows to the
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MASS. AVE. EXT

Se3,750: seldom found, 2-yr. -old
brick rambler: contains a bed
rms, .all-eleetric kitchen, rec. rm.
built-in garase; assume large iSt
trust, minimum cash. Call Frank
GLENN dARvIN. 10 5-sBdo. "a
and space
Without WnSS pay prlSaeyY %Tss BIZ ut se5s coss Se
vile I'd. 70 shaw. left 10 Ever
Rreen. l25O0 Meadowood.
In Coles
vile area among higher-priced
homes! A 1851 brick Cape Cod
among treesl 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
acre lot RIPLEY CO.. JU, 5-8Iii
MONTGOMERY HILLS AREA -
S"@,95O; our best listing-LIke
brand-new, this spacious 3-year-
old brick rambler has everything
z twin-sixed bedrmS;. ~ baths
lge, sep. din. .rni. lge. Kit. with
diShv .-disp.. full bsmt. with Gus
tom finished rec. rm; Immediat.
possession II you wish. GRAHAM
NEAR WALTER REED. AMC,
NAVY MEDICAL CENTER AMI
NIH--Rare opportunity to bus
excellent condition 4-year-olo
brick Cape Cod in fine Kensing-
ton neighborhood with low down
payment. Sle,50Q total price. 81.
900 down, rest in trust tS5O0 with
contract. rest with settlementl
Available AuEuSt Monthly pay
en-, Ia baths. basement with large
recreation area and Y bath. Nesf
shopping. schools, pool and recre-
alton center. Beautiful lot. Cal
for appointment to see this. LO
5-24I2.
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SALE

DALE
BIO contemporary rambler. Po-
tomac Hunt area bedrooms. 3
baths. plus maids room and
bath; 2 car garaEf: winning
pool; 52 acres; panoramic view;
ROE. stately brick Colonial,
Potomac Hunt area; 5 acres OF
beautiful estpte; $54 900.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY mansion
with over 900 acres, one OF Mont
Eomery County's finest estates.
$4,000.
FARM. 31s acres. River I'd ext. !:
present income, $1,000 o year
without labor. this value should
more than double in years.
$i25. 900 with $4,000 cash.
POTOMAC HUNT 81 acres: older
asking s42 500: open 70 reason :
able offer, this is good invest
ment property.
TRAVILl.AH. ND. 100 acres open
land. farm mouse and tenant
house: good rd front quick profit
for Investor. $1,000 per acre.
So ACRES, on Little Seneca Creek:
long road frontaRe, park like set
ting; S3O,000i will finance part.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
nE@ggM
OPEN TODAY TIL 6

pO3 Patton Dr., silver epfing
TO settle estate. Custom built brick
rambler; 2 master bedrms, with
waik-in closets, 2 baths, sep. din
rm.. 2 hrepls, built-in garase,
porch: good loc. and good house
S22.05Q, Dir: 2 blks, south o.
Plney Branch rd,. east Of Univ
slyd: oS s.li Il 5s. 3E.n 4lsSss. GSS:s See " mo-"
peter l.. hagan & son
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GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL. 4-l432 Ot. 4-467s

SILVER SPRING, S27, 900 By OWN
Err. Beautiful eenter-hall brick
iiT, rm with firepl, 1HPUa SEP. din. Tm. ,
3 bedrms &c air eond. }, paneled
rec, rm.. bar, I'm laundry room
with washer and drier, screened
porch and huge patio with bar
becue. lge. wooded lot, fenced
No agents. Ju. 7-5g2s.
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm. RAM
bier: Ia baths. rec. rm., cui-de-
sac, conv. schools, churches.
shop. buses. Beautiful grounds,
patio; S17,960. OWNER. 10,
SILVER sPR.--4 bsdrms.. ga baths,
: firepls.. rec. rm,, brick Cape
Cod. shaded corn. lot with nag
stone patio, 10. 4-0255.
SILVER SPRlNG-Beautifu @
bedrm. all-brick rambler: / blk.
from bus: patio, fencing. fire-
place. Priced for quick sale. Open
Sunday 1l-6. JU. S-2g5l Dir. {:
Out Georgia ave TO Dexter, left
TO Mckinney, right to l02O4
McKenney st.
SILVER SPRING-New AZ II. brick
rambler. S22 $50 on 1870 IT.
deep lot, with lovely trees. liv. rm.,
full din. Tm, completely equipped
OE kit. with birch cabinets, 3
bedrms., . baths, full bsmt. with
outside entrance, out University
blvd, turn on Patton dr., left
on Linten DR.. to 500 Daleview dr..
MA. 2-0B34
SILVER sPRING-carroli Knoils-
By OWNER; OPEN SUN. Ia: 4
bedrms.. Cape Cod, . tile baths.
din, rm., full elec. kit. with eat
ine space full bsmt. with maid
rm.. lac. lot, fenced, with trees:
FLA financing. DIR: Out Ga
ave to PlyerS Mil Td, left on
PlyerS Mil rd to Insley st
left on Insley st 10 1O510 Iisley
or call 10, 5-2325.
Sill. SPR.-FOUR CORNERS. 3-bed
rm. brk. rambler with bsmt., Ice.
liv. rm. with f.p., dining T.. nr.
stores. schools and bus, &l7,50O:
TINS. or trade, Owner. HE. p-31a0
SILVER sPRING-Lovely brick and
frame Colonial: q large rooms,
separate dining room, full base
ment, wall-to-wall carpetins. VA
CANT. A quick sale is desired
HUGH T. PECK, 10. 5-4742.
SILVER sPRING-Beaut. large
brick rambler Just OF University
lane. q spacious rms, IA baths,
newly painted and in immaculate
cond.; price S21 800. WE TAKE
TRADES. HUGH T. PECK. Real
tor. he. 4-B400.
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SPRING BROOK FoREsT-Need 1
bedTms and lots Of Space7 See
this 7O-ft brick rambler on over
an acre Of wooded land: . tiled
baths, sep. din. rm,. equipped kit.
with breakfast nook. Master suite
opens on screen patio 200 50,
II. OF living area on one floor plus
Fenced pisy.afea IN rear ePIsfts a iot ~
house for sac 500. Call KAY
BOWLING at WI. s-e250 for
appt. to see
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Ereder1ck nv Rerenc

Frederick w. Berens
SALES INC. Ju. 7-1700
SILVER sPRING-'LIKE NEw,'
3-bedrm. brick Colonial: full bsmt.
rec. rm.. hrepl., beaut. cool
wooded lot; steps 10 elem. and II
high; Just on the parkway.'
$l.35O dn.. PHA, We take trades
CALL HALL" Real Estate
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TRAVILI.AH. ND. 100 acres open
land. farm mouse and tenant
house: good rd front quick profit
for Investor. $1,000 per acre.
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mM0pen
OPEN SUN, 2 til 7 PM.

OPEN SUN, 2 til 7 PM.
NO e5g5 BRIoos-cHANEY RD..
FAIRLAND--4 bedrms,. . baths.
N-acre. h.-w heat: S25,950. d.
RECTIONS Out colesVille rd tn
Columbia pike, turn right ~
miles t. BriESs-chsney rd.. left
NO. 16Isi COLUMBIA PIKE. BUR-
TONSVILLE-Country home with
4i7 acres, 2 bedrms, h,-w heat.
o-car garage; low priced. DIREC-
TONS; Out Colesyilie TO Colum.
Ssen.ssstIf fSs 4iaSt to I'd aogFN Iri; to old Rte
NO ao1 INDIAN SPRING DIR
SILVER sPRINo-Ensiish brick
expan home; slate roof sarsge.
Z? bedrms,. din. rm, frepl,. bsmt
screened porch. bus and schools
near. DIRECTIONS: Out Coiesvillr
r. 70 Indian Spring dr.. right to
NO. a?S5 WENDELL ST. Sill. sPG
NEW, 4 bedrmS., 3 baths fin
rec. room wfnrepl maids. rm .
overlooking park, near schools and
Trcnklln to Flower, right to ?,
~ ~ Ls1s' ~ 'N'N w 'hN' A'AN w
NO. 73se aLENsrpE DIR. Tx. PIX.
Gracious 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
Colonial: slate roof, side porch,
near schools and bus. DIREC-
TIONs. New Harp ave 10 Glen
side. left TO Open"
NO 3oI HILLMOOR DR., WOOD
MOOR--4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod;
din rm, bsmt.. corner lot. near
schools and bus: S1s."b0 DTREC-
TTONS: colesville I'd. TO Lorain,
right TO Brookmoof. right to Hill
moor and OPEN"
NO 7o04 SPRUCE AVE. Tx. PIX.
Large 4-bedrm home; Gear ga
rage bsmt near schools shops
Pinev Br TO Phila .. right to Park.
NO, "a BREWSTER AVE. Sill.
sP.-Lovely de luxe rambler. huge
| liv. rm. wifrepl. table SPACE In
kit, din. rm.. large bedrms.: near
Colesville I'd. IN Brewster. rieht
schools and bus. DIRECTIONS
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
Thompson Co. JU. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
KAY BOWLING

hA1 bOWG1NG
UPPER MONT. CO. LIBTINos
flled with beaut. trees and shrubs
Lge. .liy. rm, sep. din. rn, bath,
oil hot-waier heat. Some good
out ut-buildings, Priced for quick
sale At S1l,00O.
CEDAR GROVE
4:BEDRM. 2ls.BATH new brick
homs on !. acre for only Seo 900
rm. ....
NEW s-BEDRM., 2h-bath brick
rambler on acre. Pull bsmt
!dsylighO, oil hot-watsr heat;
II ACRES with 4 -bedrm., 2-bath,
brick .split-level. Lge, liv, rm, with
fireplace. Gin, rm. esnlt:. oil hot
tifui level land with trees located
In corner OF 2 surfaced roads;
$2e,500,
Q ACRES with 10-rm. Ne.bath
brick home. Fireplace, full bsmt.
with shower bath, 2 nice out
buildings. Fenced for horse or
Gov some beaut. eversreens'
$4,000.
a. ACRES with s-rm., 2-bath
home. Beautiful setting; $2l.0O0.
/ ACRE with 3-bedrm. new brick
rambler. . tiled baths, 23 II. liv,
rm,, fireplace family -din rm.,
equipped kit, full bSmt. S21,50O.
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MASS, AVE, FOREST = ChafminS
rms Mn''s 05ies ssab, ri%slsr nStns NV with bed. bed
place, separate dinlns rm,' mod
ern kitchen with breakiast area,
equipped laundry: garage: SOS, 500
koRzENpoRFER. REALToR. OIL
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

BURNT MILLS HILLS - Gentle
mans small eat. Custom built
stone and white brk. (Williafns-
bprRl Colonial. Approx. 2 acres,
cleveTly designed 70 aceomodats q
family OF y generations. Dir:
Colesville I'd, TO Burnt Mills Hills,
sale sign, HE. 4.sose.s sesn' 70 our
SILVER 81 r., sRRINomcLoss q psHsTTsc { IN IN
100 NORMANDY DIR.
Brand-new listingi owner soing
on beautiful level lot with trees: I:
lge. fenced rear yard with patio:
lst-foor powder rm.. scr, porch,
din, rm., kit. has breakfast nook
and pantry: . huge tWin-sized
bedrms. and bath on End floor:
full dry bsmt.. garage
walking distance TO Blair High
School, 81. Bernndettes, 2 blocks
70 D. c. bus and Old Indian
SPRINGS swimming pool, Priced to
down payments: FHA terms.
OPEN, IL Pm.
Directions: Drive out colesyille I'd,
Hastings dr., turn right v block
70 Normandy dr., right TO No.
i0a and our OPEN sign. ,, W.
BERENS SALES. INC. JU. 7-77OO.
Ewes, EN-. 2.2341
SILVER sPRING-CUeToM-Bu1L1
BRICK RAMBLER; 3 bedrms.. rec
rm., earport. For info, on better
homes, call Mr. Daugherty, VIII
s;Ic.2. s;II9Ss2S. , v With ~ MARsHALL AZ ROY
SILVER sPRING-If you are look.
ing for a bargain, q. real sleeper
asking S26. $50, with easy finAnc.
ing-elose to schools, transp. and
stores. then come see this recently
reduced 4-bedrm,, .2h-bath. 2
story brk. custom built home with:
Jalousied porch, garage and rec
rm. on o beautifully HANDICAPPED lot
located at $500 Switzerland I'd.
Open sun, 2-6: anytime BY appt.
Out Solesville "a. past Mrs; KS
Sw, Te Hog,s' ,;s an bs .r51. 2 Size cvssS wsS
rd. riaht " 70 Strs HOUSE. 60 fSRsKRiHIiiIno fSRKHiiI.
ScIs2i SoEpHN co. Iu' s'lalo' ~
SILVER SPRING, Si4. $50; country
living. Lovely Cape Cod nestled
among acre OF tall trees; hv.
rm. with nrepl.. sep. din. rm..
side porch. 2 large bedrms,. plus
expansion for ? more; bsmt. with
exit fence.
MCINTOSH REAL ESTATE
JU. 1888, II no answ.. 10. b-365O
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SILVEk bPMINU-ChATmln bFlsk
home. lge. dining room. thru hall;
lRe. kit. 2 bedrms.. rec. rm. z
car garage. SILVER SPRING
REALTY CO., JU. 5-3s7e. JU.
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MANOR CLUB - Spacious 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath rambler on h-scrs
, lGt i1st 1 dms ,S offered MiMoTs,I Ms%Ssr; +
REALTY CORP. 10. 4-S440.
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SILVER SPRING
PEN SUNDAY.
OPEN l-6 SUN.
Owner Must Sell

Almost new bi-leyel rambler; I'm.
maculate condition; 3 bdrms. 2
tian foyer, ground-leyel rec. rm.
and firepl. garase: beaut. land
Eeaped lot. Price reduced TO S24,-
$50. Transferred owner forced Ia
take loss on thousands OF dollars
laViShed In extras.
DIR: Out University blvd. past
Pour Corners, right on Belvedere
blvd. into Lockridge DR., right on
Glenvild I'd, to BerenS Open Sign
at 1902 Glenwild
Evening star., 1959-06-28

OVERLOOKING STREAM, near
Army Map Service, 9 wooded lots
2 cottages. $4,000. MRS BUR-
CESS, Realtor. 6109 Broad st
OIL. 2-4263.
Evening star., 1959-06-28
OPFN I TO 3
PRIVACY

Inside and out. 4 bedrms., 3Ns
Scsped % % iot ideal for TpSTdS pTofessionai ienS
man. Older brick French Provin-
clal styling in exc. cond. All Ice.
rooms. S57,750.
Dir: out GeorHia ave through Sill
yer Spring. right (easD on Grace
Church I'd. to 1908 Grace
JOSEPH 8. DEvEREux. INC.
VIII. 6-0596, WI. 2-7g6s
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
Happy Home Club
Organized Here

The Happy Home Club was or
gained in Farmville last week,
making 10 active Home Demon
stration clubs for Prince Edward
County. Miss Katherine Habel,
home agent announced.
Mrs E H. Morris, Jr.. v S
elected president Of the new club,
with Mrs Harry Yeats. vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Charles D. Fergu-
son. secretary treasurer. Other
elected to offices were Mrs. j. E.
Fulton and Mrs. Hilda Mahan. pro
gram development: Mrs. Billy
Druen, federation program Of work
and Mrs. j. f Walker. reporter.
Meeting with Mrs Harry Yeats.
the club enjoyed demonstration
on Vegetables IN Different Ways"
presented by Mrs. Yeats and Mrs.
Druen.
The club will meet OF the second
Thursday morning of each month.
Mrs. j. E Fulton Will be hostess
at the March meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
College Stu dents
Recitals Thu rsday

The Department of Music of
Longwood College will present the
first Of a series of student recitals
Thursday, Feb. 10, at 400 pm, in
Jarman Hall.
The program will consist largely
Of contemporary music and will in
clude numbers sung by sopranos
Nancy Smith Evans. Martha Jean
Helms, Margaret Isabel Henry and
Susanna Lee Humphiles, and CON
tralto Kay Hudgins.
Instrumental soloists will be
Dorothy Nash Marshall, flute, and
Doris Elaine Weddle, oboe. Pianlsts
performing will be 10 Ann Garner,
Elsie Carolyn DeHaven, Nancy
Glenn Taylor and Adair Camp. Or
gan compositions will be played
by Nancy Maureer Kelly and 10
Ann Garner.
The public IS invited
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17

Miss Nancy Stlplln. Of Martins
vile, was with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Striplin, for the
week end.
Mrs. Ann Sydnor Newman is
spending few weeks in Florida
Mr. and Mrs. John Hubard left
Sunday for New London. Conn
where Mr.. HUBBARD will enter the
Coast Guard
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowers. Of
Richmond. have been guests OF hls
brother. Ben Bowers. and family
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wash had
as their guests during the week enc
her brother and sister-in-laW, Mr.
and Mrs. William E. Reese. Of Rich
mond
Mrs. Wiley Putney will entertain
her bridge club Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs William Newman
are vacationing in Nassau
Mrs Z. B Hubbard Is spending a
few days in Roanoke with her son.
William HUBBARD, and family
Mrs. Ben Bowers and son Mike
are guest Of her parents. aIr and
Mrs. All Korahae5 III Norfolk th-5
week
Nj. and Mrs. G. H. Goodwin were
in Charlottes vile for the week end
where they attended a Home Benc-
fetal Insurance district meeting
and banquet at the Keswick Coun-
try Club.
ms G. H Lafoon viii entertain
her bridge Club Wednesday evening
Tommy CALDWELL. Of VPI h
Blacksbure. visited his Sister, Mr-
A. O. Lafoon Jr and family re-
Gently.
W. II. WatElns. Jr., spenr thc
week end in Danvllle where he at
tended the State Junior Chamber oi
Commerce Quarterly WORK Confer
ence.
Robert Newman, Of Chattanooga
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
Club Ca lendar

Council of Church Wcmen-Tues.
day, Feb. n, 7:45 pm Mrs. H. D.
Yaberyan will speak on missions
in the Mid-East Presbyterian
Church.
Nora Lancaster Garden Club -
Tuesday, Feb. II, $50 pm, with
Mrs, j. Monroe Johns. wild
Flowers VIII be topic Of speaker
Dr.. Robert Brumfield Exhibit: line
arrangement Of bare branches US
ing any plant material for accent.
Judith Randolph Patriotic Ban
quet-Thursday, Feb. l9. $50 pm.
at LongWood House. Speaker: Mrs.
Matthew White Patrick, vice-presi-
dent general NSDAR. For reserya
tons call Mrs. Douglas Gee or Miss
Agnes Watkins by Monday. Feb 16
Women OF the MOose-Thursday,
Feb. 10, pm, at the lodge.
International Relations Study
Group, AAUW-Wednesday, Feb. is
8 pm, at the Longwood Alrunnae
house.
Slate Hill DAR-Wednesday, Feb.
l8. 8 pm, with Mrs. Shelton Viii
taker, co-hostess, Mrs. R. H.
Digger. Miss Jean Morris will pre-
sent a paper On Benedict Arnold. Z
American Legion Auxiliary
Tuesday. Feb. II. with Mrs. John
Hickman at pm. Americansm
program by Mrs. W. w. McClintic.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
Advise Treating
Linens Carefully

Professional and skilled workmen
realize there S a right tool to use
for every Job. If homemakers would
apply the same general idea to
their daily work. textile technicians
at American Institute Of Launde,'-
ing say that the homemakers would
bet a lot more wear out Of their
linens and other WashableS.
For example. they suggest that
homemakers use inexpensive and
easily disposable cheesecloth or cot
ton rags instead of teirycloth
towels and washcloths for house
cleaning. Cease and heavy dirt
rubbed into terrycloth may be diff
ficult to remove When it Is sent to
the laundry and a permanent stain
may result. The same holds true
fol- dishclotils. A securing pad does
a more effective job Of cleaning
heavy grease and saves dishcloths
from possible carbon stains from
the bottoms Of pans
Potholders are constructed to ab-
Sorb heat and do heavy duty
kins aren't. Yet some homemaEers
use napkins in place OF potholder
II hot dish or pan is placed di-
rectly on a napkin OF tablecloth.
scorch or carbon mark may de-
velop. Even the professional laund-
rynan won't be able 10 perform a
miracle and remove these marks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
May Court Chosen
For L0ngWoods
Annual May Day
By CHRIS KAMEN
(Longwood Rotunda Staff WRITER

The 1859 May Day will find Amy
McFall reigning as queen Of the
festivities in the dell at Longwood
Estate, with Betty Brown Cul-
pepper as her maid of honor. The
queen and her court will highlight
the activities of the annual May
festival.
Amy, the newly elected queen, is
a senior art major from Warwick
and Deans List Student She has
attended LongWood for three years
and will complete her studies here
this June as a result of attending
summer school for the past two
years. This year will mark her sec
ond appearance on the court.
When asked her reaction on be-
ing told of her election, Amy re-
Piled, II couldn't believe it at first
and thought that I was just being
leased. am deeply honored and
flattered, viewer, somewhat
scared too. I would like to thank
everyone and congratulate the en-
tire court
The dress that Amy wore in the
May Day elections was made by
both her and her mother, and Amy
has plans of having her mother
make the dress she will wear as
queen
Amy is a member of Sigma Sig
ma Sigma social sorority, Alpha
Psi Omega honorary dramatic fra
ternity, Longwood Players and has
appeared in the College Drama
Festival for the past two years
In her role of maid of honor
Betty Brown .Culpepper. a senior
elementary major from Suffolk, will
be appearing in the court for the
fourth time. Betty Brown is a mem
Der Of Sigma Sigma Sigma social
sorority.
Appearing on the court will also
be Annis Norfleet. a junior from
Norfolk, for the third year. For the
4 second time will be seen Beverly
Kersey. sophomore from Rich.
mona; and Brenda Ray Drewry, q
Junior from Boykins.
Those making their initial ap-
4 pearance will be Kitty Good, a
sophomore from Roanoke; Ka y
ReVelle, sophomore from Wake
field. 10 Savage. freshman from
DanEille: JEANNE Mckenzie, fresh
man from Portsmouth: and Frar
Callahan. freshman from Richmond
Also serving on the court will be
seniors Gin Kuyk. Jane Proffitt
Ann Glover and Lillian Rosson. all
Of whom appeared in the M a y
Court elections.
All of the above girls were Sc
lected BY the student body on the
basis Of their beauty from group
of twenty-five girls who all deserve
RECOGNITION
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
Misses EIillsnlan.
Lacy. Finch Cited

Three Westhanpton College stu
dents from the farmFllle. Kay
Lacy and Sally Finch. Of Farm
VILE. and Betty Hillsman. Of Jeters-
vile. have been named TO The
dean list OF distinguished students
at the close Of the first semester.
All three arc consistent members
Of the list
Miss Lacy. a member OF Pi Mu
Epsilon mathematics fraternity. is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howell E. Lacy.
Past representative from tn e
freshman class to college, govern
ment. Miss Finchs parents are Dr..
and Mrs. A. Tyree Finch.
Miss Hillslnan is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. James A hlllslnan.
Of JeterSnlle.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
Mrs. Robert Bobbitt
Feted At Reception

Miss Olive Her and Miss Rebecca
Brockenbrough entertained with a
reception at Longwood house Fri
day honoring Mrs. Robert Bobbitt
who was the former Miss Eleanor
Weddle before her recent
marriage.
Mrs Francis G. Landlord, Mrs
r G. Slmonini and Mrs Richard
Meeker poured Mrs. j. M. Helms.
Mrs Charles Patterson and Miss
E-Iba.4 DoWd also assisted the
hostesses.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
Michael J. Bowers
Is Chl.istened


Michael James Bowers. son of
Mr. and Mrs Ben Bowers. was
Christened Sunday at the ! am.
service at Johns Memorial Eplsco-
pal Church by the Rev J A Vache
Godparents were Nj and Mrs
Thomas J. Maneus and James
Korahaes all OF Norfolk
Out-of-toWn guests here for the
occasion were Nichaels maternal
grandparents. Mi and Mrs. Al
Korahaes, and Miss Lanette Lauck,
of Norfolk.
A buffet luncheon was held at the
Bowers home following tho cere-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Lafoon, Jr..
announce the arrival Of their first
son. Keith Randall, Wednesday.
February IT, at Southsidc Com
munity Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Lafoon ate
the paternal grandparents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Mayo.
~, OF Charlottesville. announce the
birth Of a son, Thomas t., Y. We'd
4esday, February II, at University
Hospital.
Maternal grandparents ate Nh.
and Mrs. G. F. Wilson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-17
Mayos Announce

lifth M 7Tl.Malas,
Evening star., 1959-06-15

Dona Paola, 81. a shapely
blonde, arrived here in the
wake of Baudoin's new popu-
larity. Almost Immediately she
began to capture the hearts of
the people she will live among.
Thousands of people flocked
to Brussels International Air
port to cheer her arrival.
Two days later, Paola and
Albert rode through the Brus-
sells streets-the route being
well advertised in advance.
Significantly the ride included
some of the capitals grubbier
streets in sprawling working
class residential and factory
areas.
1t was a triumph for Paola
Albert stayed comparatively in
the background.
Last week the couple visited
Liege, one of the less royalty
minded cities OF the country.
Paola took it by smile and
storm. Saturday. she wound
up her prewedding tour of Bel
Igium with an official visit to
the Flemish Port of Ostend.
The result: Another re-
sounding triumph and the
monarchy's stock higher than
at any point during Baudouin's
reign.
If the King would only take
a bride-and rumor says he will
this year-all would be happy
between the throne and most
Belgians.