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Diario las Américas., 1959-02-11
BIAS { BA |

Ell trigueno Boudreau pen
so que los Indios cometieron
un gran error en- seguir con
sus "Cuatro Grandes4- Bob
Lemon, Mike Garcia, Early
Wynn y Bob Feller- por
tanto tempo.
"Todos comenzaron a ia.
liar al mismo tempo" diio
Beoudreau, "cuando Ell Padre
TEMPO EN- 10 que concier-
ne al baseball los alcanzo".
Boudreau estim6 que Ray
Narleski y Don MosstS los
dos artistaS relevistas que aho-
ra estan en- ell Detroit, hubie-
ran sido abridores desde que
llegaron a las Mayores, pero
que no podian romper ell gru-
pc de los Cuatro Grandes.
"Uno Sc sorprenderia, expli.
co Lou, de como I'm pit.
cher Sc acomoda a determi-
nado puesto. Tn abridor sa.
be que Sc lie pedira que dure
TODD ell juego. Tn pitcher re.
levo sabe que entrara a dar
TODD 10 que tiene por unos
pocos innings, Tras un ITEM
pc, ell pitcher relevista CO.
mienza a temer en- la idea de
tener que comenzar un juego,
aunque Narleski y Mossi rim
dieron buena labor en- csc de-
partamento en- aquel rol Ell
ano pasado'. Z
Boudreau rehus6 hacer pre-
dicciones en- relacion a la
temporada de la Liga Nacio-
nal de este ano.
"Los Cubs daran muchos
problemas a los otros equipos
y no 10 digo porque 20 ma
rro sus juegos", Manifesto.
"Pero, n~aturalmente, tendria
que decir que Milwaukee es Ell
equipo a derrotar y Sc que ell
segundo lugar obtenido por
los Piratas del Pittsburgh
ell ano pasado no es una sor-
presa o cosa de suerte. Los
Piratas estan muy bien y uno
no puede olvidarse de esos Gil.
gantes de San Francisco.
Boudreau, volviendo a la
situacion de Veeck- White Sox,
anadio:
"Veamos 10 que sucede 81
esos dos 81" Sc dam.
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DICK FARRELL De AtUEpDO

febrerO
10 (UPD-Los Phillies de
Filadelfia anunciaron hoy,
que ell lanzador Dick Fa-
rrell cOnvinO con ell admi-
nistradOr general del equi-
pc, John Quinn sObre los
terminOs del cOntrat0 para
la tempOrada que cOmen-
zara pr0ximamente.
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to Rico, pero confian en- que We
nezuela haga esta vez mejor pa
pei que en- amos anteriores 81
su equipo representation, ell
Oriente, consigue los refuerzos
del 'torpedero Luis Aparicio, ell
fuerte bateador Norman Cash y
ell lanzador Bill Harris.
Sin embargo, nj Aparicio nj
Ell jardinero derecho Cash, ha-
bian llegado hasta esta neche a
I'm acuerdo con ell Oriente.
Anoche arribaron a Caracas
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|naugurada Undee.ma Sere De Be:sbo| Profesiona
del Canbe en- e| Estadio de Ia Gudad Universitaria

CARACAS, febrero 0. CUPID
Con los juegos Cuba-Puerto
Rico y Panama Venezuela CO.
memo la Undecima Serie de
Beisbol Professional del Caribe
en- ell estadio de la Ciudad Uni
tersltarIa.
Cuba y Puerto Rico inciaron
81 desatio a las 7:30 y ounce
minutes. Terminsdo ese encuen-
to Sc lnediran Panama y Vene-
zuela.
La serie, en- la que participa-
ran los campeones de los cuatro
passes, Sc inauguro oficialmen-
te con Ell desfile de los jugado-
res y de las madrinas de los
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-11

George Trautman, Comisionado
de Ligas Memories del Beisbol
Crgaaizado, y Luisin Rosario,
que forma parte de la deegacion
puertorriquena.
PUERTO RICO MUY FUERTE
Lalsin Rosario, que forma par
tie de ID delegation puertorrique-
ma declare, que a pesar de no
traer los refuerzos de Pizarro y
Ell campe6n jonrronero de la Lii
ga, Lee May, espera que ell equi-
pc que representa- a Puerto Ri
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Stan Musia| Firmo con Carde7a|es por 100 900 D6Iares

debe tomarse un deseanso de vez en- euondo, en- vista
d esu edod.
MusioI manifesto, que espera ester este ano en-
ire los mos firmes eandidotos al canpeonnto de bateo,
iunto con Richie Ashburn, Willie Nay y Bob Skinner,
y opino que quizds Sc puedo sonor ell tituIo con $40.
MusioI onodio que SUI principal onbieion es ter
minor su eurrero con mos hits que euoIquier osro Pc
Iotero de la Lieo NoeionuI.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-11

dos wees al oho, escoee
ell controrio O su gusto,
hobIo en- ruedo de prem
50, oporece en- bonque-
ties, reVistos, periodicos,
etc. Pudieromos decir que
Patterson Sc dedico mos
q Ia pubIicidod que al de-
porte de los puhos.
Los inteerontes de Ia
Comision de Boxeo fueron
ocusodos de neeocios tur-
bios. Sc nombr6 una Co.
mission en- ell Senodo que
investioo q bombo Y pIoti-
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SAN LOUIS, Feb. TO (UPD-Ston MusiaI, que
tiene osesurado 81 Iusor en- Ia GoIerio de 10 Fomo del
Baseball, firno eontroto con los Cordenoles por una
sumo eoIcuIodu en- 1000 dolores.
MusioI, que cumpIio SO amos ell II de noviembre
GItimc, poso un ioIon importontisimo en- la temporada
de 1858 al coneetor su hit nunero 5000. Con Ell
sumon solo ocho los p~eloteros de los Grondes Lisos que
han lIesodo o esq cifro.
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Tiene Aseeurado ~ Lvsar en- Ia coIeriu de Ia Fama ell Veterano Jusador

Su promedio el bote ell ono lEtimo fus de 337
y hasta los dos semanos finoIes fue uno de los Prin-
cipoIes ospiFontes al titulo de boteo de Ia Ligo No
eional.
August A. Busch, propietorio de los cordenoles,
dMo en- rueda de Prensa que ell sueIdo de Musiol en-
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Nottingham Forest v Bolton
80: ,
Tottenham V Manchester
United, 1-3;
West Bromwich v Leicester
~.
CHICAGO, -(UPD-La ma.
yoria de las acciones de los Me.
dias Blancas de Chicago han
sido vendidas por Dorothy Co.
miskey Rigney a Bill Veeck G
Charles 0. Finlay, segun reve.
laron hoy sus abogados.
Ell precio del 50 por cientC
de las acciones eria d e2.700.00C
dolares.
Los abogados de la sonora
Regency hicieron publica una
opcion de compra otorgada
Veeck por un plazo de so dias
del 20 de diciembre del anC
pasado, al 18 de febrero de es
te ano.
ST Veeck no concluye la ope
racion dentro de ese plazo lo'
i%ntereses de la sonora Rigney
seran ofrecidos a Finlay.
PELEA POR Ell TITULO
LOS Angles -(UPD-E
mexicano Joe Becerra pelear;
en- mayo por ell titulo con e
campeon mundial gallo Alphon
Sc Halimi, segun anuncio no.
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1859 serd ell nisrno que en- 1858, y expres6 e~onfianza
que tonto MusioI como ell club tendr6n un ono ex-
eeIente.
Ell serente general Bling Devine, dio que 81 y
ell photo SoIiy Hemus. estdn de aeuerdo en- que MusiaI
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-11

victoria y una derrota; y ell otro
conuhto mexicano del torneo,
ell club Leon, subcampeon de
Mexico, ocupa ell sotano con dos
derrotas y ninguna victoria.
Uno de los jugadores del Qua
dalaira dijo que ell equipo como
consequence de la luha para
coronarse campeon de Mexico,
estaoa ~destrozadc fisicamente y
p0r ESQ no pudo vencer al IDA
Dukla, como esperaban cast to-
DIS los entendidos.
LOS equipos que resultan
campeones Iegan a las justas de
esta indole destrozados fisica-
mente.. Y ell sistema nervioso de
los j~ugadores Sc desequilibra
la tension de las batallas en- ell
torneo local." dijo ell iugador de
GuadalaJara. Eel Duklka en- sit
clones normales no hubiera re-
silltado rival de peligro para ell
Guadalajara."
BUENA DEMOSTRACION
DEL SANTOS
Resres6 a esta cludad ell equi-
pc brasileno Santos, que aver
do una demostracion de gran
futbol, derrotando al Atlas de
GuadalaJara en- la cancha de esa
ciudid, por cuatro COLES a uno.
FL Santos, que ocupa ell pri-
mer lugar en- ell Pentagonal de
Fntbol, que Sc elebra en- esta
ciudad, aprovecho que aver no
figuraba en- ell programa de d.
chic torneo international, Y Sc
trasiado a Guadalajara para SUI
enclentro con ell Atlas.
Los yisitantes Sc vieron domi.
nados al principle, pero despues
reaccIonaron y desaticularon las
lineas locales, bombardenado de
continue la meta atlista.
FL primer tempo termino ia
voreciendo al Santos, por 3 60
les a cero. Los tantos fueron
marcados por Durval a los 1e
minutes. y Pagao a los 80 y 81,
Ell primer tanto de Pagao fue
un rayo que entro a las redes
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co Sc lleve ell codiciado trofeo
para la Isla.
REUNION DE LOS
P~RESIDENTES DE LIGAS
Esta noche Sc ,reuniran los
Presidentes de las Ligas que
toman parte en- esta Seire para
trstar la expulsion de la misma
a ia Republica Dominicana.
N. de la R.-En los momen-
tos que esta circulando esta edi-
ci6r Sc estan celebrando los en-
cuentrus de la Undecima Serie
dc Beisbol del Caribe, por 10
cusl no podemos dar los result
tados de los mismos.
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instruction del Torneo no permi-
te veneer mas de seis boletos a
cada persona.
~ESPERANZA EN-
Ell ORIENTE
Los aficionados tienen espe-
rallzas de que Venezuela, que
hasta ahora no ha ganado nun
ca Ia Serie del Caribe, triunfe
en- esta oportunidad.
Los cronislas deportivos OPT
nan que los grandes rivales de
la novena local son Cuba y Puer-
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t0MENTARIOS
t0MENTARIOS
FL "MIMADO" DEL RING
Por PEDRO

A troves de Ia historic del boxeo no ho hobido
un %pueilisto mas odicto q 10 Publcidod que ell octuoI
"eomPeon" de los pesos Pesodos Floyd Patterson.
81 eompeoneito que defiende su eorona uno Q
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que defiende SUI corona una o
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29

| Charles NJ. Wheeler. Of Columbia.
S. c.. was a week end guest in the
home OF Mrs. Shelton Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Wells. Jr..
Of Laurel. Miss. have been guests
, of his sister, Mrs. R. w. Catlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Floyd and
son. Bobby. Of Petersburg, were
week end guests Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Harris.
Mrs. callie Cats. Of Durham.
N. c.. was a recent guest of Mrs
w. A. Schroeder.
Mrs. w. S. Morton had as her
sunday guests her niece. Mrs.
James r. Ramsey. and daughter,
Susan. OF Richmond.
Mrs. j. A. Mcclellan and Mrs.
A. B. Holmes accompanied the
Episcopal Youth Fellowship men,
bers to Manteo, Saturday where
they heard addresses by b is hop
Gardner and Bishop Rose at the
estate. Island View
ST. Christopher School students
in Richmond. Billy D. Sydnor. Kent
Carter. Edmund Newman. Dicky
Moss and Bobby Newman. spent
the week end at home with their
parents.
Mrs. c. L. Mitchell and children,
Page. Patsy and Jimmy. Of Nc
Kenny. were week end guests of
Mrs. Mitchell's parents. DR.. and
Mrs. F. j. Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bernard,
Of ST. Adams. W. Va, are spending
| the week with his mother. Mrs. j.
l. Bernard. and sister. Miss Lora
Bernard.
/ Mrs. John T. Walton. of Danville
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. R.
Geyer.
Miss Mary H. Mccoy. Of Mon
| terey. visited her cousin. Mrs. E. j.
Andrews. Jr.. and family during
| last week
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Atkinson and
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Mcnwaine viii
return today from a tour Of the
Skyline Drive and trip to Wash
ington. D. c.
| Mrs J. A. Armistead. Jr.. and
sons have returned to South Hill
after a visit with Mrs. J. A. Armi
stead and Miss Frances Armistead
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29

ter is there to see MONS famous
and delicious fudge or what have
you take the prize, or the son sees
dads prize tobacco specimen take
blue ribbon When the child won
the parents were there to wave the
victory banner, and when the par
ents won. the child played the role
of a favorite fan.
The family tie extends to all
phases Of the fair, not simply the
exhibiting field. The beauty contest
entry, the Battle Of Wits contestant
and all special features where par
ent or child were in competition
found one roofing for the other.
Who Had the Most Fun
Even on the midway, the excite
ment appeared as great among par
ents as among children. Take the
above picture for example It's
hard to tell who is having the
best time-the kids or the daddy.
Who were they waving to? II
wasn't me, the cotton candy man
or the fair manager. Naturally they
were waving to wife and mother,
standing on the sidelincs. holding
all the loot and premium tickets
collected during the day.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29

Tab Mayo Of Charlottesville
spent several days recently with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Wilson
DR.. and Mrs. F. j. Clements and
son. George. visited Dr. Clements
mother. Mrs. j. P Clements. at the
Evans Home in Spout Springs this
week
Mrs Keith Schiller. Mrs. j. Wat.
son Elliott. Mrs. E. r. Elliott, Miss
Jean Morris and Mrs. Clarke Rob
erts were in Richmond. Monday
for the Dahlia Show
Mrs. Harold L. Pearson and son
returned to Lynchburg today after
ia visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Balm.
Southland Brumfield. Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia in Charlottes-
vile. visited his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brumfield, during the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Barbee and
daughter. Of Richmond, have been
guests of his sister. Mrs. B. S
Hamersly. and family.
Mrs Dave Weinberg and Miss
Fannie Marie Weinberg were in
Charlottesville. Saturday for IL
Virginia Clemson game.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29
Club Calendar

Baptist WMS-Monday Sept. 49,
3 pm Cornelia Level circle with
Mrs. Jack Osborn Elizabeth Hale
circle with Mrs Charlie Davis !:
Marie Van Lear circle with Mrs.
Ruth Patteson: Edith Bradshaw
circle with Mrs. Frances Yancey:
Eva Sanders circle with Mrs. Don
Locklair and Frances Hudgins
circle with Mrs. Robert Ander-
son. Tuesday. Sept. %. at 10 am.
Carolyn Goodwin circle with Mrs.
James Hart and Frances Bagby
circle with Mrs. Virginia Dwyer.
Girl Scouts-Tuesday. Sept. 20.
Brownie troop No. will meet at
2 pm, at the Parish house: troop
no. 3 at 2:3O pm. with Mrs. A. M.
DeMuth: Intermediate Scouts at 3
pm. at the Parish house.
Board Of governors. Woman's
Club-Thursday. October /. club
house, pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29
Pc ona me- ntio on

The Rev. and Mrs. j A. Vache
Miss Ada Borrower and Mrs A
B. Holmes attended a District !
meeting of the Women Of the Dio-
cese of South Virginia Educational
Institute at ST. Michael's Episcopal
Church in Bon Air last week.
Elby Turner. Of Powhatan. visited
in the home Of Mrs. Emma K
Cowan last week.
All Smith attended the Hampden-
Sydeny Emory and Henry game
in Richards. Saturday.
Mrs Robert Baldwin. of Marion,
is spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. Baldwin while
Mr.. Baldwin is in New York City
Mrs. T. A. Payne. Of Rocky
Mount. is the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Curtis Hubbard. and
family
Mrs. J. T. Daoyne. Jr.. entered
.lohnston-Willis Hospital in Rich
mond. Monday and will undergo
surgery Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Digger. Of
Lawrenceville. have been guests of
Mrs. R. H. Digger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Andrews
and sons. Andy and Danny. visited
her sister. Mrs. R. X. Carter. and
Mr.. Carter in Richmond during the
week end.
Barbee Hamersly. of VPI in
Blacksburg. and Mrs. Hamersly. OF
Roanoke. visited their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. B. s. Hamersly and Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Mann. during the
week end
Mrs. r. L. Chapman is spending
a few days in Lynchburg.
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Delle1
and family will move to Naples
N. Y. Wednesday. They will reside
at los Thrall street.
Miss Emily johnson. Of Mid
lothian. spent the week end a.
home with her parents. Mfr. ane
Mrs. Albert johnson.
w. L. Womack. of Durham. N. C.
visited his mother, Mrs. Eltt
Schroeder. during the week end.
Miss Anne Paige Jones and Mis-.
Nancy Hopkins. of Westhamptor
College in Richmond. were guest:
Of Miss Jones parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Jones. for the weel
end
Billy D. Sydnor and Sammy Mar
tin attended the University of Viz
ginia- Clemson game in Charlottes
vile. Saturday
Mrs. S. A. Martin and son Bobby
we're guests Of her brother, Tet
Henry, and Mrs Henry in Norfoll
for the week end
James Motley, Of VPI in Blacks
burg. spent the week end with hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mot
tley.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Hudson hal
as their week end guests their son
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Buford M. Parson, Jr., Of Rich
: mond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29
Glenns Announce
Arrival Of Newcomer
John Porter, Jl'.

Mr. and Mrs. John Porter Glenn
announce a newcomer to their
home. a son, John Porter. Jr.. Fri
day. September o.
Paternal grandfather is James
Ernest Glenn. OF Prospect
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29

tural strength :. it's a welded unit
that is virtually rattle-free.
The ride is fantastic But to get 1t
we had to design independent sns-
pension at every wheel: conventional
springing would give compact car a
.choppy ride. Right now We'll make
one prediction: no other US. compact
car will ride so comfortably, hold the
road so firmly and handle SO beautifully.
Now there are two kinds Of cars
from Chevrolet because it takes two
kinds Of cars to serve Americas needs
today. If you love luxury the utmost
in luxury and if you want generous
interior space, breath taking perform
ance, automatic drives and power
assists then the conventional so
Chevrolet may be your choice
If easy parking, traffic agility and
utmost economy are high on your list
then you should seriously consider
the Corvair. But the best thing to do
is to look these two new cars over at
your Chevrolet dealers !. +. take them
out for a drive. 1t may be that the
only logical choice for your family
between two cars like this is-both.
They make a perfect pair.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29
Fairs A Family Affair-Parents
Get Biggest Kick Out Of Annual Euent
By BEN BOWERS

An event such as the recently
concluded. Five County Fair is
many things to many people. It
affords one the opportunity to let
others see what one has been do
ing. provides for an exchange Of
ideas, allows for competition, and
serves as a medium of entertain
ment for both young and old.
One thing for certain. the fair
is family affair. This is posi-
tive statement from one who fol-
lowed the crowds to see just what
made everything tick, and make the
event its usual success
In the livestock competition
among the youth Of the five
counties, the parent is as interested
and excited as the young exhibitor.
Wednesday morning. mons and
dads were right there to pitch in
and help prepare the animals for
Judging. The son or daughter could
be found washing or brushing. or
whatever you do to get a heifer
in her Sunday go-to-the meeting
best array for the show circle. But.
rest assured. the boy or girl had
help-not just advice The parents
were found lending hand with the
get-ready chores.
Moral Support
When the judging was in progress
the youthful exhibitor was not the
only one in a nervous state The
parents and brothers or sisters
were on the sidelines to devour
fingernails and lend moral support.
After the Judging and the an
nouncement Of winners, both ex-
hibitor and parent were jubiliant
If victorious. and if not, oh, we'll
wait til next year. A consoling
statement to the effect the judges
didn't do too good Job would be
dropped here and there, and thus
the loser was encouraged to try
even harder next year to outWit
The Winner-an excited person
was not alone in admiration of what
had taken the title and the effort
expended in making the entry a
winning one. For reporter to get
a picture of a champion heifer-
say. a girl winner-the effort went
something like this. First. you had
TO wait for the mother to straighten
out the curly locks Of daughter, and
then allow time for dad to brush
out the tail Of the dairy animal,
and on and on.
Typical Example
This line Of support, interest and
cooperation in the exhibit field is
by no means limited to the youth
full entries in livestock competition.
1t was selected as a typical ex-
ample. The same holds true for the
homemaker where the young daugh-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29
Brownie And Girl
Scouts Start New
Season, Tuesday

The Farmville Brownie Scouts and
intermediate Girl Scouts will open
their l959-60 program. Tuesday. ac-
cording to an announcement from
Mrs. J. A. Vache. troop committee
chairman.
For the Brownie Troop. No. or
ganization. mothers of the second
and third grade pupils are requested
to meet with the Troop Committee
at the Episcopal Parish House at
Q pm
Brownie Troop Three will meet
at the home Of their leader, Mrs.
A. NJ. DeMuth at 2:30 pm. This
troop is for fourth grade girls.
intermediate Troop One will
meet at the Parish House at 3
pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29

Why two kinds OF cars? Because
America itself has been going through
some big changes in the past few
years. Our cities have been straining
at their seams. Traffic is jam-packed.
Parking space is at premium.
And our suburbs have spread like
wildfire. People are living farther from
their work, driving more miles on
crowded streets. There is new leisure
time-but more things to do. There's
new standard of living and more
need for two cars in the family garage.
In short. Americas automobile
needs have become so complex that
no one kind Of car can satisfy them
completely. That is why we at Chew
rolet, keeping tab on these trends,
have had a revolutionary compact car
in the planning stages for more than
nine years.
Thus, when we decided three years
ago to prepare for production Of such
car we were ready to build it the way
it should be built. There was no need
for a hasty crash" program that
would create only sawed-off version
of conventional car.
That is why the two cars you
will see in your dealers showroom
October will be two entirely
different kinds Of cars. One is the
conventional go Chevrolet-brand
new in beauty, with new space inside.
new spirit under the hood, q new
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29
Miss Clark's
Bridesmaids Feted
AT Luncheon

Miss Martha Clark, whose mar
riage to Willie Melvin Belcher. Jr..
Of Richmond. will take place Satur
day in the Farmville Presbyterian
Church, entertained her bridesmaids
Saturday at luncheon at her home
on Main street
Miss Clark was assisted BY her
mother, Mrs. James T. Clark. and
Mrs. j. H. Clark.
John Harold Bailey. of Long
Beach, Calf. is the guest Of his
daughter, Miss Josephine Bailey.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29


Good entertainment for young and
old was the motto Of the fair as
ISOLATION in announcing the annual
event. The promise was made true
for more than $4,000 who made a
visit during the seven-day run To
see it as an educational, enjoyable
and pleasant event for the family
group did not take long. In fact,
the more l witnessed the relation
ship between parents and children
at the fair. the more definite my
opinion the parents were getting a
bigger kick out Of the whole thing
than the children grew. Anyway
both old and young seemed to have
a terrific time
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29
Mrs. Schiller Fetes
Miss Martha Clark

Mrs. Keith Schiller was hostess
at a linen shower Thrsday evening
honOring bride -tO-be. Miss Martha
Clark, whose marriage to Willie
Melvin Belcher. Jr.. Of Richmond.
will take place Saturday, October 3
in the Farmville Presbyterian
Church
Mrs. j. Watson Elliott assisted
Mrs. Schiller.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-29

MI. and Mrs. r. A. Allen are
spending a few days in Richmond
to attend the State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Morton, Of
Richmond. were guests Of his
mother, Mrs. W S. Morton, during
the week end.
M and Mrs. Clark Lowe and
family. Of Richmond visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w, Spen-
Ger. during the week end.