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Evening star., 1959-12-24
DEATHS
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Announcement Of
Services By Chambers

BR0ADHURST, EARL NJ. In mem.
ory of my husband and only love
EARL NJ. BRoADHURST, who
passed away May 8, 1859.
My first Christmas without you
dear, is so very lonely, but God
knew best You looked at me and
smiled. then gently closed your eyes
When my heart is sad and low,
And / am very blue,
! seem to find a ray of Joy
In memories Of you.
And when each thing 1 DO goel
And life don't seem worthwhile
Memories OF you appear,
And cause my heart to smile.
For memories are my recourse,
They f1ll my empty heart;
When most other comforts fail.
They give me a new start.
And lust as if by magic.
! continue on my way.
Doing what I am meant to do,
And living day by day.
And that is why I value them,
And always keep them near
My golden living memories Of you
For memories are a gift of God
That never ever die.
LOVING WIFE, HELEN.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often q cord Of Thanks in
The Stor meets q need which con
hardly be solved in any other wuy.
Not only is il gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
forul tributes but also eourtsousIy
acknowledges the services and
kindnssSss Of the mony to whom
q personal note Of thonks eunnot
well be mailed or whose numes
and addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord Of thanks
moy be orrunssd BY telephone to
The Stor, Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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DUNAN, LOUIS A. In sacred memory
Of our husband and father, LOUIS
years ago today, December "a, 1858.
The road into the sunset
Is one We all must tread.
Although 1t brings deep sorrow
When one Soes on ahead.
FRANK ADDISON AND CATH
PHYLEIs' II LIE ANN NqRANDDAUoHTER'
HOLLAND, EVA. In sad but loving
Te,.d Of our sea beloved and Ev1
HOLLAND, who departed this life
nineteen years ago today. December
The blow was hard, the shock
severe,
We never thought her death so near;
Our hearts still ache for her today.
Time cannot take the memory away
LOVING NIECEs AND NEPHEWs. .
JUDD, REV. ARTHUR W. In loving
memory of my husband, Arthur
W. Judd, who departed this life
two years ago today, December "a,
1857.
lost life companion.
a NE linked with my own:
And day by day l miss you.
AS l walk through life alone
Just when life was sweetest,
When we could have lived our
The gate Of Heaven opened.
And you entered the land Of rest
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY
LIGHTFOOT, GEORGE NJ. In low
ing memory Of our dear husband
s3S sHd-r father n1sr 81 GEORGE N: LIGHT:
years ago today. December "a. 1917
God hath not promised skies always
Flower -strewn pathways all our
lives through;
God hath not promised sun without
Joy without sorrow. peace without
But God hath promised strength fol
Best for the labor, light for the way,
Unfailing sympathy. undying love
GEORGE AND JAMES; GRAND-
FATHER, CAROL. MICHAEL
LUCAS, ROBERT H. AND THOMAS j
IN loving memory of my brothers,
eembeF H. lsIs Tao anS paSsef TYoMSys eSiy De-
who passed away october 90. 1871
I have not learned in hours of faith
The truth to hesh and sense un-
known,
That life is ever lord Of death.
ssT&R 0vs MRS. ssn foSsE feSSf G'. A. its H&W GTP
KINS.
PHILIPS, LEWIS H. In loving mem
departed this life December "a,
Yoy are not forgotten. loved one,
Nor will you ever be:
AS long y, as lie and memory last,
wa LOVING WIFE. ETHEL.
FH5hIIPiS LEWIS tEM1s H PREPs Il I9yPE sR;
departed this life December "a
1856.
l miss you now. my heart is sore;
As time goes by l miss you more;
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER, FLOR.
EMCE LEoAWAN OF NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, EUGENE p. In sac
but loving memory of our beloved
hqs5snd and father, EUGENE P
cember "A. 1884.
December brings sad memories
You will never be forgotten
BY those who loved you best.
HIS WIFE. FLORA WASHINGTON;
DAUGHTER, ETHEL B. MOORE.
WEINSTOCK, ERNESTINE B. In low
ing memory of my daughter, ERNES-
TINE B WEINSTOCK who de-
parted this life December "a, 1e45.
Dear Daughter and Sister, we love
you. but God loves you most.
LOVING MOTHER, BROTHER AND
SISTER.
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Lord HoIifox, 78, Dies;
Wartime Envoy Here

YORK, England. Dec. "a
(AP).-Lord Halifax, 78, died
at his country home here in
Yorkshire last night. The
gaunt, shy British statesman
helped swing the might of the
United States against Nazi Ger
many in World War II.
Former Viceroy to India,
Foreign Secretary and wartime
British Ambassador to Wash
ington, Halifax had been bed
fast two days with a chest
complaint. His son and heir,
Lord Irwin, said his father
was Just completely worn out. I"
In Washington, Acting Sec
retary Of State Douglas Dillon
paid tribute to the wartime
Ambassador.
He was ever a staunch
| friend Of this country" said
Mr.. Dillon, "and during his
years of public life contributed
greatly to the strengthening
of Anglo-American relations.
He is particularly remem-
bered for his dedicated service
to the cause of humanity dur
ing the crucial World War II
years as British Ambassador to
Washington"
Hailed for Integrity
In London the current British
foreign secretary, Selwyn Lloyd,
said Halifax had adorned all Of
his public offices with his
integrity, his idealism and his
ability"
A conservative, deeply re-
ligious man once called an ap-
peaSer Of Hitler for his associa-
ton with the Munich peace
policy of Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain, Halifax went on
the serve Winston Churchill'S
campaign that triumphed over
the Axis powers.
Halifax declared defiantly in
1910: I'VE shall not stop fight
ing till freedom, for ourselves
and others, is assured"
He went to the United States
the following year as ambassa-
dor. His mission was to
persuade Americans, then on
the SidelineS, to swing their
sympathies toward Britain,
fighting alone against Hitler.
Symbol of Determination
President Roosevelt, diSre-
garding protocol, motored in
pouring rain to Annapolis,
Md, to greet Halifax on his
arrival aboard the British bat
tleship King George V instead
of waiting for him to present
his credentials at the White
House.
Halifax toured the United
States. urging material aid for
the British from a nation not
then unanimous in its opinion
on the war question. BY the
time he left for home in l946
to retire from public life, Brit
ain and the United States were
united in victory. And Hall
fax had become to many a
symbol of Britain's inflexible
determination.
Educated at EtOn
Halifax paid his own private
price in the war. His second
son. Peter, was killed in action
in North Africa. His third son,
the Hon. Richard Wood, now
Minister of Power, lost both
legs in Libya.
Halifax was born Edward
Frederick Lindley Wood on
April l6. 1881, son Of the Sec
ond Viscount Halifax and Lady
Agnes Elizabeth Courtenay,
daughter of the 18th Earl of
Devon.
He was educated at Eton,
Christ Church College, at OK
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Inuruittn

LoRENZ. DAVID. There will be an
unveiling in memory Of DAVID
LORENz on Sunday, December ~,
1859, at IL am, at the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. 20
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BENJAMIN. WILLIAM L. On satur-

e sENSAMIN ESSSf%MiS ts q 46s Ss' b wLArAM St n'e
beloved husband Of Carrie Benja-
min. father Of Eloise. Eddie. Arthur
and william Benjamin.; son Of
Bletcher BENJAMIN. He also Is
survived by four brothers. three sis
ters, other relatives and friends
The late Mr. BENJAMIN may be
viewed At the Stewart Funeral Home,
80 H st. ne. from l2 noon Fri
day. December 25, to 8 pm. satur-
day. December 26. Funeral and
tnterment, Bethune, s. c. 25
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EDWARD sPERR. secy. 'O'H''

- A@eAS' SSSys
NAU, HENRY M. On Wednesday, De-
cember 30, 1859. HENRY M, NAU
Of 1917 Nicholson ST., Hyattsville,
Md, beloved husband of Esther E
Nau, father of Alice Geary, Patricia
Worley, Barbara Stillions, Betty Ann
Boerum and Henry Nau, jr. He
also is survived by five grandchildren.
Mr.. Nau rests at the Gasch Fu-
neral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Nd. Services at the
First Baptist Church, AID and Long
fellow stsu Hyattsville. Md. on
Saturday, December 20, at . pm.
Relatives and friends invited, In
terment George Washington Gene
terry. 25
PARSONS. DAVID A. On wednesday,
December %, 1859. DAVID A. PAR
SONS Of 1921 Jamestown rd.. Wash
ington. D. G., beloved husband of
Helen Parsons and father of
David A. Parsons. jr., and James
L. Parsons; brother Of Mrs F. Lar
mour oyster. He also is survived
by three grandchildren. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda :
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob.
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd,
where services will be held on
Saturday, December 26, at / pm.
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. rs
Evening star., 1959-12-24

MILTON J. on TUESDAY,
Pssssss Psssmssr 2i 1893, St the Wafer
j. KiBLER' dsH tretired9 % ~ tor. or
merly Of Vienna, Va. father Of
Arthur L. and Carolyn J. Kibler
of Vienna. Va. and brother Of Miss
catherine A. Kibler Of Washington
Arlington Funeral Home. 3aOl North
Fairfax drive, Arlington. va, where
services will be held on Saturday
December 20. ct 10 am. Inter
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
Evening star., 1959-12-24

On Wsdnssdsy, pecemSer q. ssSoqfntSS, isSS,
HAlf st, Sc. beloved husband Of
Nellie Lipseomb and devoted brother
q MIS- Fannie Mae Patterson and
Mr.. Lawrence Lipseomb He also
leaves to mourn their loss other
mains resting at the John I, Rhines
& CO. Funeral Home, 30l5 10Th ST
ne. Notice Of funeral later Ok
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BILLINGS. EuGENIA E. On wedn.s-

day, pecembsr 23,i Ia59, a AIllng-
lington, Va. wife. of the late Henry
D Billings, daushter of Mrs. Wal
ter L. Miller of Santa Fe, N. Mex:
sister Of Charles H. Miller of Santa
COMPTON MeSii McSsiif. SofG John GEORGE MellsI Miller
of Playa Del Rey. Calf. and Mrs.
Helen NJ Hedian of Edgewater,
Md Friends NAV call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Saturday. De-
cember 90. at IL am Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
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0ALDKETH, MELVIN d. The MEM
o. i I e. 8: !: J: 4 &.
W ices at Gawler's Funeral
Farlors, 1855 Pa. ave. NV m
saturday, December 20. at ii m
- FRANCIS J. KANE. President.
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sCHoENBoRN. LAURA FRANCES q,

Thursday, December "a, 1853,
at her residence, l422 North Jack
ERANcEs f Ct Ag!!Rs5S scRso2SsoESN Es bA9Ra b.i6T.a
sister OF Frederick r. Schoenborn
Of Arlington. Va. and the Rev
Karl H. J Schoenborn OF Elizabeth,
n j.. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson
Saturday, December 90. Notice OF
funeral arrangements later. 25
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BILLINGS, EUGENIA Z. The mem
- ksrs of Esther -Rebekah Lodge,
Il ]. !:
NA No. 3, are notified to attend
~ Rebekah services for our late
A sister, .EUGENIA z BILLINGS,
u Past Noble Grand of Esther
NEY Lodge. at the Ives Funeral
" Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
" lington, Va. on Saturday. De-
~ cember 90. 1859, at 1890 am.
ANNA WARREN. Noble Grand.
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MAREsCHAL, RuIH CARnIYN a.

TUESDAY, December %, 1853. at her her
residence, 1900 Arlington blvd, Ar
lnston, Va, RUTH CAROLYN
MAREsCHAL, beloved daughter OF
Ferdinand s and Adele c Mare
sehal' sister Of Mrs, Morvin Thomas,
Bippen, Ferdinand A and DAVID
Mareschal Friends may cali al
tne Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 VIII
son blvd, Arlington, Va. after IL
noon Friday December 25, where
PRAYERS will be offered on Monday.
December rs. at 10 am. intef.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Mednesday, December %, 1859.
WILLIAM ALFRED GREEN, infant
: son Of James and Mary Green Of
CLINTON, Md. and brother Of James,
joseph and Vivian Annette Green
After pm. Friday, December IS,
friends may call at the Rollins Flu
neral Home, 4339 Hunt place ne.
services on Saturday. December 26,
Clinton, Nd. Interment Church
cemetery. 81
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In Mrnturtaitt

DUNAN, LOUIS A. In sacred memory
OF our husband and father, LOUIS
A. DUNAN. who passed away six
years ago today. December "a, 1858.
The road into the sunset
Is one We all must tread.
Although it brings deep sorrow
When one soes on ahead
WIFE. EMMA, AND CHILDREN,
FRANK ADDISON AND CATH
ERiNE; GRANDDAUGHTER.
Evening star., 1959-12-24
esmSer si AA 81 A1asa Gn sThu srThhuTsditys tyAsbNs Rs;

cember a, 1859. ELSIE A LYONS
Of 40OS Marlboro place NV. be-
loved daughter OF Percy W. and
Elsie D. Lyons. Also surviving are
one niece, one nephew, eight aunts,
one uncle. other relatives and many
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure, Inc %
Evening star., 1959-12-24

DAY. December Il, = is55a. At Gn s1ban. MTR.
pan Hospital, DIR PAULA z NAH
Nd; beloved wife OF the late Gerard
A Mailer Friends are invited 10
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN
phrey. Bethesda, Nd, where sery-
ices will be held on "wednesday,
december 23. at $3.50 pm Inter-
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N1ayDay
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fierce yet gentle Grumpy. The
llgathearted Happy will be por-
-trayed by Sue Beardmore: Sleepy
is Faye Salmon: Bashful is Nancy
knight. and the last of the merry
dwarfs, Doc. will be played by
Connie Goodman.
The forest will come alive as
Snow Whites animal friends and
even the trees and the flowers cap
tivate the audience with their gay
dances and antics.
The committees. led by May Day
chairman Lou Heller. have been a,
work since the latter part Of Feb
ruary.
Court
Reigning over the festivities with
Queen Amy McFall will be Betty
Brown Culpepper. maid Of honor:
Gin Kuyk. Ann Glover, Lillian Lee
Rosson. Jane Proffitt, Annis Nor
fleet, Beverly Kersey, Brenda Ray
! Drewry, Kitty Good, Kay Revelle
June Elmore, JEANNE Mckenzie
and Fran Callahan.
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cIoyviIIe News
Garden Tour In
Richmond Enjoyed

Those attending the garden tour
in Richmond. April D from the
Clayyille- Moseley HID club were
Mrs erln ar d Allen and Mrs.
Junius Moore. They also had as
their guest. Mrs Glenn Simmons.
OF Genito. The Virginia Museum of
Fine Arts the Wickham and the
Valentine House Museum. the State
Capitol and Executive Manson
were visited. II was a day well
spent for our Art In Daily Liv-
ing interests.
Friends Of Mrs. Gertrude Wood
house are glad TO know she is
better.
Mr.. and Mrs Frances Bradley
and daughter. Janet. spent Sunday
In Charlottesville They visited Miss
Maude Ann Jackson. She is i'm
proving and will be home soon.
Mrs. Ester Hood. of Richmond,
Is spending the week with her sis
ter. Mrs Charlie Moore.
begin Sunday, May 3 at Grace
land Baptist Church. The pastor
Rev Agee. will begin a series of
sermons on the home.
Wednesday night at the prayer
meeting, there will be a special
study on Better Vacation Bible
School,
Visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
Robens Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hollenbeck. of Jetersville.
Sgt. and Mrs John Harris and
son, j. l.. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Fleming and family Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Clements
spent the week end with Mrs. j. E.
Ahern at her home at Buckroe
Beach.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
Powhoton Notes
Beauty Contest
Planned In Powhatan

The annual beauty contest will
be held in the PoWhatan High
School on Friday, May % and will
be followed by the Birthday Ball at
the Powhatan Community House.
The contestants will represent the
various states and will be sponsored
by various individuals and business
firms. B. W. Letson, Jr.. is serving
as chairman.
The Bank of Powhatan pays
S6.998-7O this year being assessed
ON shares of stock for the stock
holders of this bank. Formerly. all
OF this tax went to the state. but
now 80 per cent or approximately,
$500 remains in the county.
Eugene Banton, District Deputy
Grand Master of Masons, visited
the PoWhatan Masonic Lodge Tues
day night There were quite a num-
Der Of visitors from Midlothian and
elsewhere. Trooper Milton C. Ar
rington received his second degree.
= c. Williams has been quite ill
at Richmond Memorial Hospital.
His condition is reported to be more
satisfactory at this writing.
The Bank Of Powhatan was rep
resented at the Southside Group
meeting in Farmville Saturday
night by Mr.. and Mrs w. R..
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs p S Webb. Jr.. Mrs.
Gray Messenger and Miss Ethel
Owen.
Miss 10 Elan. Of Radford Col
lege, spent the week end at home.
She was accompanied by three of
her classmates.
DR. J. G. Loving is a patient at
ST. EliZabeth's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs w. R. Parker were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Royce Charlton in Dillwyn Wednes-
day night
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Five County Fair
iCOntinued from PAGE N,

that the fair has come through i'll
the black rather than the red. He
said the association had to borrow
$1,000 last year to open the fair.
and it was encouraging to present
a more pleasant financial picture.
A Community Project
Expenses for the fair last year
ran $l3.887 80. Warner pointed OUT
that the fair was operated strictly
for the advancement of agriculture
and as a community project for the
five participating counties. None OF
the officers or directors receive any
financial remuneration from h e
fair. but they donate their time to
make the community project sue
cessful one.
J. c. Brickert said he has re-
celved more letters of inquiry. for
exhibits, both commercial and ag-
rlcultural than he has received for
many years. This is ample evi-
dence that the coming fair will be
a tremendous success, he said
Some of the popular contests will
be held again this year In the
planning stage are a junior and
senior beauty contest. under direc-
ton of Mrs Georgia Wilkerson.
with contestants participating in
evening dresses; the battle Of wits.
which will be organized by NJ H
Bittinger; newcomer, the talent
show. organized by Miss BERTHE
Yates. and many other features
Committee heads are as follows.
agricultural exhibits. Dudley
Peery:; livestock. R. S. Ellis: home
products. Miss Katherine Habel.
farm shop, Gordon Baldwin: poul-
try, E. L. Seay. Jr publicity, j B
Wall and John WILSON, catalogue
advertising. R. j. Martin. Jr.. and
commercial exhibits, F. c. Hubbard
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
Duke Makes First
Bid For Sheriff
Post In Amelia

In the race for sheriff in Amelia
county there are two candidates:
NJ NJ deKrafft. incumbent. and
John F. Duke, a former deputy
sheriff
The April 81 issue Of The
Herald incorrectly stated that Duke
had opposed deKrafft on two previ-
Gus occasions. Mr.. Duke states that
he has never run for any political
office. He served four years as
deputy sheriff in the county. and
has engaged in mercantile business
in the county for some time.
Duke is a member OF Amelia Bap-
fist Church, Veterans of Foreign
Wars and the Amelia Ruritan Club
and is active in the business and
civic life of the county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
BCWC Enjoys Pictures Of World Tour

Miss Elizabeth Burger, associate
professor of science at Longwood
College, was guest speaker at the
April "a meeting OF the Bucking-
ham County Woman's Club.
Miss Burger gave a picture slide
presentation as a type Of travelogue
reviewing her trip around the world
in 1856. She was umpire manager Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01

the United States Womens Hockey
Team at the fifth triennial confer
ence Of the International Fedora
ton of Women's Hockey Association
held in Sydney Australia. in June
of 1856.
Miss Burger has been a member
OF the AllAmerican hockey team
since l947. when she was chosen
goal keeper on the first squad or
gained Included in her tours were
trip to South Africa in 1880 and
the British Isles in 1858. She has
been participating in national
hockey tournaments since 1884.
Members Of the Buckingham Club
were especially impressed with
pictures taken of New Zealand, as
well as picturesque exposures of
our own west coast, and Hawaii
The pictures of Europe were also
much enjoyed by the Buckingham
Club members
Club Wins Awards
Mrs. B. D. LeSueur. chairman Of
the fine arts department OF the
Buckingham County Woman Club
was presented a surprise award
The Buckingham Club won second
place in the State for their fin e
arts activities. This award was
first announced at the State Con-
yentlon at Virginia Beach earlier
this m n h. but representatives
from the chapter kept it a secret
and surprised Mrs. LeSueur with
the award Friday.
Another honor was captured BY
the Buckingham Club. Mrs. j. R.
Snoddy, Jr.. won second place in
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
SCRATCH-ME-kOT
WITH ITCH-ME-kOT

Apply ITCH-ME-NOT In Is minutes.
if the itch needs scratching. get your 4sc
back. You feel the medication take hold
to quiet the itch in minutes watch healthy.
clear skin come on. Get H-ME-NOT
from any druggist for external skin irri-
tations. NOW at Grays Drug Store. Inc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
WILL POWER

The young man was fascinated
by the strapless evening gown worn
by his beautiful date.
What holds it up?" the young
man asked.
Gravity" was the immediate re-
Spouse.
Yes" she said The gravity of
what will happen if it should fall. :"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
DIGGIN'

Collegian home for summer
Well, dad, brought some books on
farming for you to dig into
Dad Yeah, and I've bought
another 80 acres for you to dig into
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01
NOT LONG ENOUGH

PeeWit When that elevator fell
with you l suppose all your sins
flashed before your eyes
Poetic - Well, not all of them
we only dropped five stories.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01

MRS. SPENCER BURGER. Of
Newport News, will preside at
the May board meeting of the
LOngwOOd College Alumnae As
ISOLATION A former resident OF
Farmville. Mrs Burger is the
newly elected national president
of the Alumnae Association. The
meeting will be held Friday and
Saturday. with board members
being guests of the college at
the Alumnae House. They will
attend May Day Saturday after
noon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-01

the district meeting at Lynchburg
in March in the Vogue Pattern Con
test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Burmu's Ex-Chiei
Praises Dulles

U M. former Premier Of
neutralist Burma, yesterday paid
glowing tribute to Secretary Of
State Dulles as a man Of great
courage. of conviction"
He expressed sorrow at the
Secretary's resignation, par
ticularly at a time like this
when the free world needs him
very badly for his stand against
communism"
His removal from the scene
is a great loss" y M declared,
Il have the greatest admira-
ton for him." he said. May he
live long to give more service
to his country as well as TO the
free world"
u M told a press conference
he does not expect Burma to
change its neutralist policy. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

/ to Juge Let's. asking the jurist
either to dissolve the old Hub
bard trust or appoint q new
trustee who could recommend
a course to be taken through
the legal tangle.
On March IL Judge Let's
appointed Washington Alton
ney q. Bowdoin Craehill as
new trustee to make recon-
mendationE.
Mr.. Craghill yesterday rec
commended that the deed to the
property at Sixteenth and M
streets be transferred to the
socity. giving the organization
authority to tear down the
old building and erect a new
one.
Judge Let's went along with
this recommendation, with the
condition-agreed to by the
society-that he new building
be erected as a memorial to
Gardiner Greene Hubbard, the
organizations first president.