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SCOTT. ALEITHA r. on THURSDAY
erri Hospital ALEIThk B. SCOTT.
gscStit. mother q nrs re BsSisS sY Rrow q
MIA Ruth Turner. Mrs. Gertrude
Of Mrs. Mary smith. Mrs Nellie
Green, Mr., Theodore Scott and Mr.,
mourn her loss seventeen grand
children iII nine Inc neutrality-suspicious..
in-laW and q host Of other relatives
and friends. Remains resting ct the
residence Of her niece, Mrs, Sophia
Young. OBS g st. ne. where friends
March ss can pS aassT u.sDGay h MGSS' /.
tist Church. 6th and Z SITS. s.e., the
Rev. I, 4 Hughes oftclatlng. In
terment Carver Memorial Park. Ar
G Y: SaS.rsi Home Il; s's sSSls Ems
SCOTT. ALEITHA. GRACE Tabernacle.
100 s S%'s are . seS mS noslfled
XIV oLEfTHH scoTT, who
deSssSi 'Ho seHais'fF Funeral seryies;
viii be .ieid on Tuesday, March 3,
At pm. from the Mount zerell
Baptist Church; Sth s sRe st. s Sc 2
Brother Broth Ro6rs SY HisfMAN. W. 8.
sister HATTfE THOMPSON. y. secy.
SCOTT. HENRY $. suddenly, on sat.
residence 1915 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
Of Ruth r. Scott. father Of william
H Scot. and Anita Anita, Mae Hqa asn =
Scott S or0 s.o s q ASa s. io oSr 'shn
children. Friends may call at the
simmons Brothers Fuperal Home,
1851 Good Hone I'd BE-, until 2
:nsc. MGHdf *. h haI'9 punsr. q HSms
Harch 4. at 2 pm. interment Nor
land Cemetery. chambersburE. Pa.
sHULTZ, JANE ADAIR. Suddenly. on
Monday. March 2. 1859, at her resi-
ss s1S' I'll x snH enI axe s IancEs
mother Of Mariiyn and John shuits,
daughter Of Mrs. Florence Murrtll.
sister Of Mrs. Florence schaefier.
william and Robert Murrill. Ar
NNSeASe Va eNANtNSo AetSAs
SMITH; EMMA n. On Sunday. March
I. 1859, at st, Elizabeth's Hospital,
EMMA NJ SMITH. formerly Of 23
Defrees st. NV. the wife Of the late
William D. Smith Other relatives
also survive, Notice Of funeral later
Inc
sNOwDEN, EDWARD LEROY. On
wednesday, February 25, 1859. n
Anoka, MINI, EDWARD LEROY
Mrs. Ruth spcSden. father. q "a.
ward lr. and Dewey snoWden. He
Mary DiSes. and ( cousin. Joseph
Remains resting with L. 4 Murray
q Son. 1897 Tenth ct. NV. where
day. and where funeral services VII
be held Tuesday. March 8. 1889, q
! p.m.. the Rev. Smith ofilciating
49,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTHs AZ, 40, ~. 10

PLYMOUTH 50 Custom VS. 4-dr.
Suburban: r. and h., powerfiite,
10000 miles; slabs. FALLS
CHURCH DE s0To-PLYM.. JE,
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18th and Good Hope Rd. Sc.
NASH ARLINGTON

PLYMOUTH 1856 suburban 4-dr.
push-button transm. Exceptionally
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PLYMOUTH '55 Belyedere 4-door;
brakes, power seat and Windows.
Finished In SPARKLING ivory and
turquoise. Created for family in
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PLYMOUTH 1855 taxi: powerfiite:
5000: adaptable for pvt. use; also
1887. IKE, 6-0360.
PLYMOUTH 1888 sliyerdart 0-eyl.
4-dr, sedan: light blue, equip, with
heater and defroster, low mileage;
In showroom condition; only 81 =
ia5, I. p STEuARTs SILVER
SPRING INC, Ii4l East-West
hwy, Silver sprnig, Nd, ~. o.
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AUT0MoBILEs F0R SALE
Washington. D. c.
Friday, MoFch s, 1859

ObDsnoBftE 81 super "ss" se-
aail fully equipped. Absolutely
beautiful through0ut. Runs like q
dram. Special low price: only
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AEDMONDS FORD
ROSEN Vi

Columbia Pike ana 5. olebe Rid
Arlington. Va. IA. 1875
PACKARD So Custom Clipper A.
dr. full power: :1.0OO miles:
ike new; Sl,295. FALLS CHURCH
DE SOTO-PLYM.. JE. 2-23OO.
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ron tALE

PLYMOUTH 'BB 2-dr ssdani 4.
new tires and seat covers. $3.50,
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PONTIAC SO star Chief eeny.i :,
s snS o. D0S ss s'' Ss snd .S Rs
I.0o s. nS guar: II. 200. 70 ~
STANDARD PONTIAC
.oUEENsSTiSocWN sHoPPiNo cfk.S
PONTIAC 'S5 Super Chief hardtop;
lovely 2-tone finishi Wv. tires;
fully equipped. In showroom con-
dillon: SI,10b,
CAVE FORD
4sl4 Elm 81; . Bethesda. Md.
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pONTTAc ,ss

PONTIAC '57 Star Chief 4-dr,
brakes automatic transmission,
radio an heater. Sl,hDJ.
JUSTINE CHEVROLET
1901 BALTIC. Ave, Hyatts. AP 7-516s
PONTIAC '5S Bonneville hardtop
coupe. Rust and white. Power
steering and brakes. Priced at
5000. cCc guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac ldsC Co.
l222 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
PONTIAC SO Catalina coupe; :,
SlH5 down.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
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MANN OLDS

5000 18th st.
Silver sprinE. Nd. Ju. 5-8ts0
PLYMOUTH ~ 4-dr. sedan, r. and
h., power steerinR. power brakes,
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PLYMouTHs AcP has all out
SAFE nis dO Sssk enc do onry SS hard.
tops. selection Of as-popular col
ors 70 choose from, SAVE, SAVE,
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PONTTACS '5Q

FUN IIAOO %
Immediate delivery. For the best
McNEIE PONTIAC
1870 WIS. AVE, OIL, $4,000
PONTIAC '57 super chief. 4-door
sta. waR. b-passengef; clean a. a
pin throughout, hydra, r. and h.;
s:tonei Wv. tires fully guar;
l.5D5.
STANDARD PONTIAC
iaSe shI5lsT s saoP As 5I7 tTR"
PONTIAC 81 club sedan: low
miles: mint cond.; $500. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 300 Wisconsin. Wo.
$1,000.
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PLYMoUTH ~ 0-passenacr cus-

PLYMOUTH 81 0-pasSenaer GUS
tom SUBURBAN; radio. heater,
push-button drive, sportone fin-
ish. unusually clean, low mileage.
w phs 9TTnsr; M .9oS; Noa,, r
4s SSE WISCONSIN, SshfEi NV EM s .Tsso
PLYMOUTH 5S Va sport coupe
poweriiite trans. 7. and h., =
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd, hrl.. Va.
IA. 2-4102
PLYMOUTH 81 wagon, sport Sub,
y pass; torquefiite, p.s., SPIT. tone,
T. and H.; clean; Sl,An5. Bank
I'm. WRIGHT MOTORS. $500
r /. ave. ne, LA. 10000.
PLYMOUTH 80 Savoy VS. hard
top; powerfiite, equipped, 5000
De soTo Ply G IL. $500 SSH'A
PLYMOUTH 1859 Sports suburban
VS.. tispasseneer: white and star
hght blue. push-button drive,
power steering, storage compart-
ment radio, heater, white tires,
plus many other useful necesso-
ries List price, S3,6l5. AcPs
PRICE. S2,g5O SAVE S065i
ANACOSTIA Y.-PLY.
18th and GOOD Hope Rd, Sc.
PLYMOUTH 1856 Suburban 4-dr.
Station wagon, radio and heater,
push-button transm. Exceptionally
NASH ARLINGTON
2Ol5 N. Moore 81. lRosslyn)
ARLINGTON. VA.
IA ~S-303O End Of Key Bridge
PLYMOUTH '55 station wagon: r..
and h.. standard shift; viii sell
or trade plus $3.50 for late
model 4-dr. sedan Plymouth.
equipped with power Box 800
G-Star
PLYMOUTH 81 Custom Suburban
H-passenger VS. 4-dr. station
wagon; fully equipped INCLUDING
auto. trans. and power steering;
excellent condition: very popular
model; only Sl.S95; also 80 Ply
mouth VS. 2-dr. Suburban station
wagon: fully equipped including
r. and h. Special. only SMp5.
American Service Center
Studebaker- Packard Mercedes
5S5 N. Glebe Rid. Arl.. ia, 7-7722
PLYMOUTH so Plaza: 2-tone
green. Wv. tires: pvt owner,
$3.50. 10. 1-0O4S. aft. q pm. Fri.
PLYMOUTH "a Belvedere 9-dr !
h.t.;; new Tires: low mi 1-owner;
auto trans. heater. $3.50 or best
offer. PA. 5-446l.
80 VS. 2-dr. hardtop;
excellent condition: <l,Ia5.
TAKOMA FORD
1888 CARROLL AVE
TAKOMA PARK, MD. JU. $1,000
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Capitol Discount, Inc.

PLYMOUTH 80 hartop: automatic,
and h., WV; must be seen to
nunrecialf
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"a -s-3Oa0 End Of Key Bridge
PLYMOUTH '55 station wagon: r.
and h.. standard shift; will sell
or trade plus $3.50 for late
model 4-dr. sedan Plymouth,
equipped with power Box 500
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PLHM0CTH 81: 5 new tires, car
in AL cond.; pvt. owner, must
sell. S22u. UN. 1885.
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr. hardtop; VS..
auto. push-button drive. and
h.,s power steering. 22-tone. In
excellent condition. fun price only
II IQa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27

daughter. Sarah Adams Wilkinson,
Of Richmond, spent the week end
with her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Garrett.
Danbys Have Guests
Week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Dandy were Miss Hazel Cobb,
Of Atlanta. Ca. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Hopkins and Beth. of Lynchburg,
and Andrew Dandy and daughter,
Nancy. Of Dover. Del Nancy re-
manned for an indefinite visit with
her grandparents. and to be near
her mother. who is a patient at
Southside Community Hospital.
The Rev and Mrs. Richard Mi
eel and children were dinner guests
Of the j. S. Godsey family Sunday.
Mrs. T. A. Shealy and sons,
Tommy and Doug, arrived Satur-
day to spend two weeks with her
mother. Mrs. R. o. Garrett. A guest
over the week end was Miss Cora
Stone. Of Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Speas, Vickie
and Jeffrey, Mr.. and Mrs. N. B.
Huskey. Brenda and Steve, of Rich
mond, and Topper George and sons,
Billie. Michael and Barry Wayne.
were week end guests Of Mrs. M.
M. George
Mrs. Donald Murray and children,
Chuck and Lee Blanton. are guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Godsey for
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ORION Speas had as
guests Sun day her sister and
brother. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drake,
of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Speas
are occupying the j. L. Godsey
home here.
At Fellowship Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Max Harlan and
daughters. Carol and Mary Ann. at
tended the Powhatan Methodist
Church fellowship supper at Pow
hatan Sunday night.
4VAl .. L. D. dim dtteIlUtu
meeting of the Farmville branch of
American Association of University
Women which met in the College
Tea Room Friday. Feb. 81, for the
annual tea. Mrs. J. B. Carson, state
president. was honored.
Johnnie Godsey spent the week
end with his aunt. Mrs. R. L.
Lovins
Mrs. JAMIE Pfeiffer is recuperat-
ing at her home from a tonsillec-
tony.
Mrs R. B. Peters, Becky. and
Carolyn Peters visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray G. Davidson recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Dowdy visited
Mrs. John Flippen at Rose Cottage
Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Antics Around Andersonville
Secretiue Meetings At The Parker
Home Spell Trouble For Rurifu11s

Mrs. Claiming Moon was lunch
con guest of Mrs. Parker last Tues
day Later, they were joined by
Mrs. Branch Forbes and the three
spent the afternoon in the back
yard. The next day they reported
stiff joints and sore muscles. Mrs.
Charlie Hall had lunch with Mrs.
Parker Monday and they, too, had
their heads together in close and
secret conference. No explanations
have been given but it sounds as if
trouble may be building up for the
Ruritans who expect to meet the
Woman's Club at basketball game
in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Seay cele-
brated wedding anniversary Sun
day and received an electric skillet
from Miss Frances Seay in honor
Of the occasion. Miss Frances, Miss
Anne Lowery. Jimmie and Steve
Lowery and Earl Seay drove up
from Richmond Sunday afternoon
and stayed until after supper to
try out the new cooking utensil.
Mrs. Rowlett Bruce called on
Mrs. Rodney Smith Monday after
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Fork OF Willis News
DaytOna Beach Auto
Races Attract Two
Local Enthusiasts

Robert Duncan and Jimmie Viii
lis, OF PoWhatan, motored to Day
tona, Fla, Thursday and attended
the auto races over the week end /.
Mrs Bruce Jones and children.
of Newport News. spent several
DAYS last week with her mother.
Mrs. 0. w. Ball
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Baber, Jr..
are spending few days in Roanoke
this week.
Mrs. Rose Ogburn, of Richmond,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Blevin
and daughters, Of Norfolk, were
week end guests in the E. A. Carnes
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Duncan were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Kelsey. of Farmville.
The occasion was a dinner honoring
the birthday Of Mrs. c. A. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs P. L. Duncan
visited j. W. Oliver in Richmond
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Crowder and
family, OF Charlottesville. were
guests Sunday Of the Earl Kirby
family.
Mrs. P. L. Duncan and Mrs. w.
2. Canter, of Cum berland,
attended the Cancer Crusade, plan
nlng meeting at LongWood House
Friday.
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gether with good food and good talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Anderson,
Mrs. John Morgan, Jr, and Juan
Anderson attended the funeral OF
W. o. Day in Waynesboro Friday
Sunday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son returned with their son, Juan,
to Richmond and spent the night
with the Claude Andersons.
Susan Coffey has been on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Mary Jamerson gathered
her family about her Sunday for a
birthday celebration. The birthday
was Mrs. Oscar Jamerson and the
guests were Miss Virginia Jamer-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Chambers
and their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jamerson and their son,
Mrs. Jesse Jamerson and children
and Oscar Jamerson.
Mrs. Oscar Jamerson' mother
Mrs. Gunther. who has been stay
ing with the Jamersons since her
return from the hospital, is much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Morgan went to
Appomattox Sunday afternoon to
see Mrs. Elsie Megginson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Walden and
their sons spent Wednesday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Thompson
Sunday the Thompsons visited rela-
tives in Jetersville.
The Lewis Morgans and the Dave
Morgans were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Buster Flood and Miss
Lula Flood Sunday Supper guests
in the Flood home Sunday night
were Mr.. and Mrs Jim Sites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crews and
their son were week end guests in
the Aubrey Spencer home.
AS chairman for Francisco dis
trict. Mrs. j. Branch Forbes at
tended the Cancer Crusade meeting
and luncheon at LongWood House
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorrier and
Jimmie Forbes spent Sunday with
Miss Beth Forbes.
Recent callers in the home of
Mrs. Eva Glover were John Saun-
ders. Of Roanoke, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Sites.
Miss Louise Morgan and Miss
Rita Morgan spent the week end at
their home here.
Mrs. julius Coleman drove out
from Farmville for a brief visit
Monday afternoon. It was good to
see her and to hear the news she
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-27
Cumberland Happenings
All Honor Club Surprises
Miss Gracey With Sh01uer

The Cumberland All Honor Club
met at the county agents office
Wednesday, February 10. After the
meeting. members surprised Miss
Ann Gracey. assistant HID agent,
with soap and polish shower.
Mrs. H. D. Moring is patient at
Stuart Circle Hospital. Richmond
We all wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. J. T. Fleming, who is a pa
tient at Southside Community Hos
pital. is reported feeling much bet
ter.
The Cumberland Volunteer Fire
Department was represented at a
District Fire Association meeting at
Kenbridge Wednesday night by W.
M. Bugg, chief, and R. B. Peters,
chief engineer.
w. L. Dandy is recuperating after
an operation at Medical College of
Virginia Hospital. Richmond.
G. St. c. Robinson remains ct Nc
CURE Veterans Hospital for treat
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Peters and
daughters, Carolyn. Judith, and Re-
becca. were supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs V. B. Clabo Saturday.
Miss Judy Kesler has been con-
fined to her bed by cold. but is
reported feeling better now.
Mrs. w. D. Wilkinson and grand
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brought. Although still in the hos
pital and no definite iate Of release
promised, Mr.. Coleman is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones, their
daughter. Ann Broaddus, and Mrs.
Raymond Kidd were week end
guests Of Mrs. J. c. Morgan. Mr..
and Mrs. John Morgan, Jr., had
supper with the family Saturday
night and Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Parker and Miss Cammie Anderson
called Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. L. p. Mills was hostess to
the WSCS last week. Mrs. D. NJ.
Senger and Mrs. Susan Merritt, of
Charlottesville, called on the Mills
family Sunday afternoon. George
Taylor spent the week end with
Pete Mills.
jamie Eanton, who as a child lived
with Mrs. Hattie Morgan, returned
Monday as Mrs. Douglas Allen,
bringing with her her husband and
small daughter, Sheila. With the
Aliens were Mrs. Calvin Fowler and
daughter, Debra All are from Sand
ston. Other callers in the Morgan
home were Mrs Coolidge Crews
and children and Mrs. C. j. Spen-
Ger and Mrs. Sherman Self.
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1iOOI.
Mrs. Eugene Flood was hostess
Saturday night at a combined meet
ing Of the MYF and birthday
party for her son, John. AS soon as
the business meeting was over, the
party was on. The gster S
played games and frolicked for an
hour or so, and then young John
opened his gifts. The six candles on
the birthday cake were blown out
and then John and his guests settled
to the enjoyment of ice cream and
cake.
Taking advantage Of the extra day
given by Washington birthday, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Drumeller drove up
from Portsmouth for a visit with
home folks. They were guests in
both the Trent and Chappell homes.
Mr.. and Mrs John Z. Parker,
Elizabeth Ann Parker. Miss Beth
Forbes and Mrs. Rodney Smith
were among those at the church
family supper at Maysville Presby-
terrain Church Saturday night. Mrs.
Smith was the guest of Miss Forbes.
1t was warm and friendly get to-
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|srsot stores ring down the curtoin on sum
for the home-scene. as well as the seasons
|hiidren. But the big applause goes 70 the
|nti1l cut. Sorry. no mail Or phone orders
|nce" for these exciting buys.
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| Alfred Hitchcock's North by
Northwest" The old boy has
done 1t again.
So $50
A corps of lawyers Is now
fine tooth-combing the Enrol
Flynn memoirs In New York
Two Of the prettiest girls In
Beverly Hills are Errol's daugh-
tiers, Deirdre and Rory. How
could they miss with Flynn for
a father and Nora EddingtOn
their mother?
Looks like Laurence Olivier's
film. THE Entertainer" won't
be made for quite q while, which
allows Jean Simmons time To
spend all this summer at her
Arizona ranch with husband
Stewart Granger and their
children.
$50
Greer Carson is selling her
beautiful home in Stone Canyon
road, Bel Air, where the zil-
lionaires live. She will be
spending more months In Dallas
where Greer and husband Bud
dy Fogelson have a glorious
penthouse.
Deborah Kerr may sell her
home in the Pacific Palisades.
After Beloved Infidel," Debo-
rah takes of for Australia for
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM :
Wilder Reodies Lubitsch Film

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Versatile director Billy wilder,
whose "Some Like 1t Hot" star
rer with Marilyn Monroe, Tony
Curtis and Jack Lennon is
Z making a fortune at the box
Z Office. has a new. quite different
project going: "The Lubitsch
Touch" based on the life story
gof the famed. late Ernst Lu-
bitsch, whose movies in Holly
wood also had the Midas touch,
Ernst's widow. Sonia, now Mrs.
william Bedford. is in Holly
wood from her home in Lon
don to confer with the director
I To play her late husband
Sonia would like either James
Mason or Eli Wallach.
Mrs. Bedford's daughter, Me.
cola Lubitsch, Is also here, fol
ID movie career. Both Warmers
and 20thsFox are interested In
sthe 20~year-old beauty.
- \ \ 4
Joan Crawford. high on hel
soft-drink stock. hopes TO brins
Der $500 shares up to $4,000
Peter Lawford and Franz
! Sinatra, co-owners Of the Puc-
seini Restaurant here. take
turns at being host which GER
tainly is q lure, for customers
u, Leslie Caron tantalized the
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The Sundowners"--then to
London to see her children,
then. to her new home In
Switzerland.
~ 49,
Terry Moore has q rendez-
vous in London coming I'D with
the young. good-looking Earl
OF Suffolk, whose mother. Mimi
Crawford, I understudied dur
ing "one Damn Thing After
Another" at the London Pavil-
ion.
Young Susan Kohner. who
climbed to fame in Imitation
Of Life" is going to New York
to help promote her big star
ring role In "The Big Fisher
man." which will be released
by Walt Disney's company.
Columnist Sidney Skolsky's
actress-writer- daughter. Stem.
got herself engaged to Leonard
Grant. what does he dor" ]
asked pretty STEM. Hes an
artists representative" she re-
piled.
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lpress In London by wearing a
white mink cape that COM
pletely covered her plungins
neckline.
The most sumptuous villa in
Lucerne belongs to George and
Bonita Sanders. Whereas
Georges ex-wife. Zsa Zsa
Gabor, is complaining that her
Bel Air home costs her $4,000
Ia month to maintain--and
that's the exact amount she
forfeited in alimony from Con-
rad Hilton when she married
George. Zsa claims she has to
work hard to live In the style
TO which she has become ac-
customed. Santa Barbara
Ipreview cards were great for
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Films OF More Than Routine Merit
DAMN YANKEES"-Gwen verdon I'm lively musical fable
in which Mephisto gives Washington winning ball club
"GIGP-The lifting nine Oscar musical by the my Fair
Lady" team; with Leslie Caron Maurice Chevaier.
LIMITATION OF LFE"-Something for the girls, Lana
Turner In five handkerchief soap opera.
SEPARATE TABLES"-The Terence Rattigan play. with
David Nvens Academy award winning performance.
"THE SHAGGY DOG"-VastIy comic Disney fantasy about
small boy who becomes a large dogs Fred MacMuFray.
SOME CAME RUNNING"-The James Jones novel on film,
Oscar near-mss for Shirley MacLaine
"SOME LIKE 1T HOT"-Jack Lennon and Tony Curtis
pair Of spurious girls, Marilyn Monroe a real
"THE 10 B. De Miles big biblical
spectacle, about Moses and his life and times.
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REED
RICHMOND

9 Comfortably AIr-CondItIoned
Double Feature, .'dIGANT1s," the
olFire Monster: Also ISLAND OF
WOMAN" Cont. From l P NJ.
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AT 7:35 and 1923
start Friday: FOREIGN FILMS FES-
TIVAL. Double. Jean Cocteau, THE
STRANGE ONES" and THE STORM
WITHIN"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Christmas Display
Set By Club Women

4 newly created Committee Of
The Detroit Federation Of Wo.
mons ClaDs the Celebrating
hrlstmas Committee. is pres.
cntns IN the Federation Club
house Auditorium Christmas
IGsplay Of the year. round WORK
81 lis member and affiliated ser
vice groups At this time there
are twenty such displays plan.
ned These vii be shown from
"Wednesday morning. December
IS. through Friday noon Dec.
cmbcr l3. Anyone interested may
attend
4 special feature Will be a
Christmas Program planned al
200 O'Clock on Tuesday after
noon following the Board meet
Christmas meditation Participa-
Ing 4 salute 10 the service group:
viii be given as part Of quie'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-12
Society Dorlgs

Saturday Dee. 5th 1859 for Bar
bara Lorraine GNggs and Mr..
John Henry Brown. Jr. al Greater
Quinn Chapel with Rev. James
officiating.
The bride wore an all.whitc
lace gown with a full skirt. fit.
ted bodice. round neck line and
long sleeves 4 white satin cum.
mc:bGnd with bow in the back
fell 10 the hem Of her waltz
length skirt a small crown Of
pearls held her shoulder length
veil She also wore pearl ear
rings Her flowers were white
carnationS conferred with a large
orchid.
Narlenc Baisden sister was
honor maid wearing coral lace
sown fashioned as the brides
and carried white baby NUNS.
Gerry Motley was best man. The
Drluc was gwen IN marriage by
her father, Mr. Maceo Griggs.
The groom is the son of Mrs
Mabel Bum and the late John
II Brown ST Mrs. Bum wore a
powdered blue lace gown over
satin and a rose colored orchid
ana matching accessories
Mrs. Omepress Brown King Of
Los Angeles registered the guest
Others out Of town Mrs. Moses
Bum and Mr. and Mrs. Amer
Herbert of Baltimore.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Maceo Grisgs. and
a teacher in the City S hools
here
The wedding reception was
held al the Detroit Association
Of Womens Clubs. Many lovely
s.its were received.