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Evening star., 1959-02-03
AT THE RACES
With JOE KELLY

Stories have a habit of leak
ing out, and the beat" scored
yesterday in Baltimore by the
New S. Posts Charles Lamb
about Pimlico abandoning its
Laurel merger plan was a bell
ringer in racing circles.
Official confirmation by Pim-
lico officials is still missing, but
it is apparent that the Cohen
brothers, Herman and Ben,
who own Pimlico, are, ready to
announce a multi-million dol
lar improvement plan at the
old Belvedere avenue racing
grounds.
Another ruckus in the Mary
land Legislature this year had
been anticipated in an all-out
effort to close Pimlico in favor
of moving to Laurel. Last year
the bill lost out by one vote.
Now it's certain that there
will be no repetition of last
years battle in the Legislature,
and none could be happier at
this turn of events than Bowie's
president, Don Lillis, who led
opponents in blocking the bill.
* X
Many observers figured that
the bill providing for the move
to Laurel would have passed
finally this year, but there have
been persistent rumors that
John Schapiro. Laurel presi-
dent. had lost interest in the
plan after it was defeated last
year.
Then, too. the possibility
that racing may be legalized in
Pennsylvania this year might
have caused a change in the
thinking of Pimlico officials,
When competition grows
stronger, It is a good idea to
have a race track situated
within a metropolitan area
xhere nearly a million and a
quarter people live. There is
the new eXpreSSway which will
pass within yards of Pimlico
Evening star., 1959-02-03

WINSTON-SA N. c.,
Feb. 8 (SpeciaD. - George
Washington's basketball team
will run into a revamped Wake
Forest squad here tonight.
Coach Bones Mckinney of
the Deacons, the old Washing
ton Caps star, is shifting g.
foot George Ritchie, his teams
No. l scorer, from guard to
forward. Replacing him in the
back court will be Alley Hart,
a 5-foot-10 sophomore.
The move is costing the Dea-
cons some height, but Nc
Kinney expects this to be off,
set by added speed and scoring.
Both Wake Forest and George
Washington are just out of the
Evening star., 1959-02-03

vote, the bill to permit Pimlico
! to close and transfer its 40
days of racing to Laurel.
Pimlico's secretary-treasurer
Ben Cohen, plans to confer
with the Racing Commission
about the possibility of Mary
land joining New York in ex-
panding daily programs from
eight to nine races. Asked if
he would also talk about a
rebuilding program, he replied:
"I've got nothing to say on
that"
At Charles Town, w. Va,
where he manages the 6-fur-
long track which is leased and
operated by Pimlico officials,
Lou Pondf1eld, Pimlico's execu-
tive director, yesterday told a
reporter, you fellows are just
cumming up the works. won't
say the rebuilding will or will
not take place."
Pondfleld was in Baltimore
today for the meeting with the
Racing Commission, at which
Pimlico may present its plans.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Howard Will Play
Three at Arena

Howard University's basket
ball team has pushed its record
to 8-6 for the start of a three
game stretch at Capitol Arena.
The Bisons, who beat District
Teachers, 59-48, at Banneker
last night, are host to Upsala
tomorrow night at Capitol.
They play a Central Inter-
collegiate Athletic Association
game against Virginia State
Saturday afternoon and take
D. C. Teachers again there next
Monday night,
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Interfuith Ball Game
Slated for June 9

The annual Interfaith base
ball game, sponsored by the
B'nai Birth, Almas Temple
Shrine and knights of Colum-
bus, will be played June 9 at
Griffith Stadium, the Washing
ton Interfaith Committee has
announced.
The night game will be be-
tween the Senators and White
SoX. Proceeds will be distributed
to the charities of the three
organizations.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Wurheud Is SideIined
With Throut AiIment

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb.
(AP) .-Warhead is through for
the winter racing season.
Mrs. Mabel Scholtz' stretch
running colt has developed a
mysterious throat ailment,
Trainer Kay Jensen announced
yesterday. The trainer said the
illness came on after the colt
ran disappointing last in Sat-
urday's Santa Anita Maturity,
in which he was second choice
to the victorious Hillsdale.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
JannisOn Tells
Pros 10 Deal
In Psychology

1
Pro AL Jamison of Goose
Greek told the Middle Atlantic
golf pros to take the positive
approach" in teaching when
he spoke yesterday at first Of
five mid-winter seminars at the
Sligo Park golf course.
There's too much Of a tend
ency to confuse a pupil by tell
ing him what he's doing wrong,
instead of the right way to hit
the ball." Jamison said.
Jamison's scheduled half
hour talk extended over an
hour as the pros pumped him
on his theories.
Earlier speakers we're A. B.
Mills Of the Professional Golf
ers Association Advisory Com
mittee, Pro AL Houghton of
Prince Georges, Bob Shields,
superintendent at Woodmont,
and Maury Fitzgerald of the
Washington Post Times Herald.
Jamison said the first move
in taking a new pupil is to
examine his clubs. often the
golfer is slicing because his
club has a slice face or is too
upright, and there's nothing he
can do but slice, he explained.
Also, Jamison said the play
er's background in sports, the
strength of his or her hands,
nervous reaction, etc., all should
be taken into consideration.
The Goose Greek pro said pa
tients go to doctors to be cured,
and the same theory applies to
golfers and the professionals.
Jamison said popular golfing
faults such as looking up, hit
ting from the top, too much
right hand, etc., should not be
mentioned to the pupil.
THE forward press is Moth
ing but a nerve reaction" the
Goose Greek pro said. He also
said he didn't think much of
instructions by movies because
the hand is, quicker than the
eye, and the proper movement
of the hands cannot be shown
in a film.
use psychology" he sug-
gested, "but don't tell a golfer
what he's doing wrong"
The seminars continue next
Monday at Sligo Park with
pros Witty Cox of Congress
sional, John ODonnell of
Mount Pleasant, Bill Hardy of
Chevy Chase, George Diffen-
baugh of Kenwood and Clagett
Stevens of Manor among the
speakers. WHITTLESEY
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Geib Holds Lead
In Stute SCORING

RICHMOND, Feb. 3 (AP) -
Terry Geib of Annandale leads
Virginia's Group I scholastic
basketball scorers for the Sec
ond week in a row with his
2l.l-point average per game.
Wayne Profhtt of Lynch
burg'S E. c. Glass is the nearest
challenger at 20.3. Bill Burton
of Petersburg has a 20.1 aver
age, Harold Bowe of Oscar
Smith in South Norfolk, 1919,
and Albert Saffold of Saltville,
1876.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Fort Myer Five
Bows to Mitchell

The Fort Myer basketball
team, beaten by Mitchell Air
Base. 1910, at Mitchell last
night will take another crack
at that team in a game at Fort
Myer tomorrow night. Mitchell
is playing Quantico Marines at
Quantico tonight.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
I'd Half RoIIy Puts
Purker-Groy on Top

CHESTER. Va, Feb. 3 (Spe-
ciaD .-Parker-Gray of Alexan-
dria boosted its Virginia Inter-
scholastic Association basketball
recordd to a 5-1 here last night
with a 57-38 victory over Car
yer. Leroy Butler scored 20 of
his Is points in the second half.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Burch Leads Win
By Prince Georges

A 22-point spree by AL Burch,
formerly of Suitland High,
helped Prince Georges &c to
a 60-52 decision over Wesley
JC at Dover, Del, last night.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Pichette Is Leader
In Boiling Defeat

Ken Pichette, former George
town basketball star, tossed in
81 points for Andrews Air Base
last night as Andrews defeated
Boiling Air Base, 86-75, in a
game at Andrews,
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Marathon Entry

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 3
(AP) -Osvaldo Suarez, Argen-
tine runner who won the last
Sac Paulo's Sac Silvestre race,
will participate in the Boston
Marathon April 81.
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Langley PAGES
Knights Victory

Montgomery Junior College
mopping up in basketball in
the Tri-State Athletic Confer
ence, plays its next league
game Friday night at Shen-
andoah Junior College.
The Knights, 11-3 on the
season, are 81 in the confer
ence after their latest victory,
a 1892 decision over Hagers-
town &c in overtime last night
at Hagerstown.
Howie Langley, former Con-
zaga High School player, was
the Montgomery star. He was
the games top scorer with 2e
points and made a field goal
and six of six tries from the
foul line in the overtime
neriOd
Evening star., 1959-02-03
Bowie Nosed Out
By Southeastern

A second-half rally led by
Bobby Lomax gave South
eastern University a 76-75 VIC
tory over Bowie State last
night. Bowie led at the half,
41-33.
Evening star., 1959-02-03

BOLAND HONORED-
Jockey Bill Boland yester-
day was named winner of
the 10th annual George
Woolf Memorial Jockey
Award at Santa Anita, by
vote of turf writer's cover
ing the current meeting.
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1959-02-03

Totals 35 % 90 Totals "a "a 9
Halftime: 46-40, Montgomery.
Evening star., 1959-02-03

Totals % so Totals IS l6 5:
Halftime: 1925, Prince Georges.
Evening star., 1959-02-03

Totals 80 IL 76 Totals 321I7i
Halftime: Abb, Bowie State.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
T { N N 5

don, Posee un juego admirable,
adqulrido por su solidez y po-
tencia. Les aficionados que ven
dram a esta ciudad para los
iucgos que Sc iniciaran ell ocho
de mario tienen .verdadero in
tereS por admirar a este es-
plGndido Jugador que viene pre-
cedido de gran fama.
Por otra parte Jaroslav Drov-
~ de 80 amos es va una figura
immortal dentro del tennis del
munddo. En- SUI brillante carre-
ra Sc destacan los triunfos que
obtuvo en- Wimbledon en- 1854
y en- los internacionales de
Francia en- 1851 y 1852.
Drobny nacio en- Checoeslo-
valuia pero cuando dicha ma
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27

"BAKRANQUILLA, (SICO) =
En- ell Wimbledon Suramerica-
no. Sc daran cita algunas de
las figuras de primra catego.
ria del tennis mundial en- los
sensac'onales juegos que CO.
menzaran ell 8 de mario pro.
ximo en- ell Country Club de
esta ciudad.
Figuran en- primer lugar Be-
tty r. Pratt, campeona de ia
maica Karol Fagueras de los
Estados Unidos; Kurth Nielsen
de Dinamarca; Gardner MulloW
de los Estados Unidos; Ham Ri
chardson de los Estados Uni
dos, Yola Ramirez de Mexico,
Nicola Petrangeli y Giussepe
Merlo, de Italia y Sirley Bloc
raer de la Gran Bretana.
Los nombres que hasta aho.
ra han llamado mas la atencion
de los af.cionados son los de
Kurt Nielsen, campeon de Di,
lamarca y ell checo Jaroslav
Drobny.
Sobre Ell primo Sc dice que
es uno de los mas grandes jul
sadores europeos; Sc ha llama
90 "el rey del tennis en- las
cancIlas cubiertas" en- los Esta.
dos Unidos. Por dos veces ha
llegado a finalista en- Wimble-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
Spider Webb Vencio por Nocaut
Tecnico a Bobby Boyd, Anoehe
q Entrenador de Boyd Fue Mverto a Tiros
Antes de la PeIea. Question de Negoeios

CHICAGO, Feb. 26. CUPID. -
Spider Webb, de 1873 libras
vencio por nocaut tecnico al
minute y IS segundos del pri.
mer asalto de una pelea pac-
tada q 10, a Bobby Boyd, de
100 libras septimo en- Ell ram
king de los boxeadores de peso
mediano.
Webb oeupa ell tercer lugar
en- ell ranking.
TRAGEDIA DEL
~ENTRENADOR DE BOBBY
CHICAGO, Feb. 26. CUPID. -
Cedric Harvey, entrenador del
peso mediano Bobby Boyd, fue
muerto a tiros durante una dis
custom en- SUI apartamento.
La policia dijo que Thurman
Brooks, que tambien viva en-
ell apartamento, admitio haber
hecho dos disparos con un re-
volver calibre % durante I'm al
tercado por ell pago de una
deuda. Los proyectiles alcan-
aaron a Harvey, de AZ amos de
edad, en- Ia cabeza y ell cuello.
Brooks dijo a la policia que
Harvey abofeteo y empujo a
su esposa, que era la suegra
de Harvey.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
Suspended Ia
Traditional
Curreru de
Monzu, Italia
Posiblemente LIevorose
a Cobo en- 1860

MILAN, Feb. Is. CUPID. -
Sc anuncio que la traditional
carrera de Monza, de 300 XII
lometros, sera reemplazada por
ell Gran Premio Europeo, para
coches de categoria gran turis-
mo, sin Unite de cilindrada. :
La carrera de los 300 kilo-
metros, en- la que durante los
dos amos Sc permitio la compe-
tencia de automobiles y volan-
ties europeos y americanos, fue
suspendida aver, porque la Co
mission International de Depor-
ties limito a 1.500 &C. la capa-
cidad de los coches de formula
uno que habrian de particular
en- ella. Tai limitacion, que de-
bers entrar en- vigor en- 1861,
impediria a los fabricantes de
AUTOMOBILES europeos producer
un coche que igualase la poten-
cha y velocidad de los vehiculos
norteamericanos. De fabricarse
tales coches, quedarian exclui-
dos de cualquier otra compe-
tencia europea.
La prueba de Monza tenia
como proposito permitir a los
coches y volantes de Europa
competir contra los de Ameri-
ca, en- una carrera similar a la
de indianapolis, y Sc Ia habia
senalado para Ell % de JUNO.
Los organizadores dijeron hoy
que Sc espera lograr una ave-
nencia que permita realizar la
carrera en- 1860.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27

fri6 en- dIas pasados una grave
lesion de la cual hasta ahera
esta convaleciendo.
Ahora Ell equipo Medellin, al
anunciar la cancellation de SUI
Waje por la America Central,
dice que piensa realizar una il
"a al traves del Ecuador para
emf entarse con los principales
equipos de aquel pals.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
ASI ES FL
DEPoRTE..
pcr PEDRO

Il mortes posado en- ell
Auditorium de Miami
Beech euondo Sc estobo
eeIebrondo Ia function de
boxeo, ell onuneiodor pre-
sento Ia peIeo principal
entire Dan Hodge y Gorvin
Sawyer y al terminor su
presentation dijo que Roy
Sugar" Robinson era ell
sesundo de Dan, eI pu-
bIieo eomenzo a opIoudir
y los muehoehos a pedirle
autogrofos al eampeon.
La peleo tuvo que demo-
81 eomienzo y Roy
Sugar" Sc Fobo ell Show"
.Asi es ell deporte
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
DEL
DE BOBBY

jarse de SD esposa en- estos
momentos.
O'Dowdy manifesto que la
venta de boletos para Ell
match ha sido buena, pero
ofreci6 devolver ell dinero a
los espectadores que no es.
ten de acuerdo con la nueva
fecha.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
Archie Moore
ApIuza ID PeIeu
Contra Davis
De vn Momento d Otro
81 Esposo Dord a Luz

ODESSA, Texas, Feb. rs.
CUPID. - Ell campe6n mum.
dial de peso mediopesado, Ar.
chic Moore, solicit6 ell aplaza.
miento hasta ell nueve de mar.
70 de su pelea de hoy con.
ira Sterling Dizzy Davis, en-
vista de la posibilidad de que
su espOsa de luz de un
m0mentO a otrO.
Ell promoter Pat O'Dowdy
dijo que Moore lie llam6 por
telefono desde San Diego pa.
ra pedir Ell aplazamiento y
explicar que no quisiera ale.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27

ci6n cayo bajo ell dominic de
Russia %prefirio abandonarla; vi
VIC primo en- Francia y mas
talde Sc radico en- Egipto don
Gle es ahora ciuadano por
~adopcion.
Estas dos grandes figuras de
la reqIeta vienen por primera
vez a Sur America.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
JUEG0S MILITARES

CARTAGENA (SICO) Car
tagena sera la sede de los Sc
gunIos juegos deportivos mill
tares que Sc realizaran este ano
del 81 de JUNO al 5 de Julio,
con la representation de las
cuatlo escuelas de cadetes del
pals en- representation tambien
de las cuatro armas: policia,
marina ayiacion y ejercito.
Los primeros juegos militia
res de Colombia Sc realizaron
en- Ia Escuela Militar de Bogo.
Ia en- julio de 1858 con los 500
participates de 16 deportes.
En- los juegos de Cartagens
los militares competiran 16 de-
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27

portes a saber: ajedrez, atletis-
mo, beisbol, basquetba1l, boxeo,
y lueha, esgrima, ciclismo, fut-
Dol golf gimnasia olimpica, ma
tacion, pesas, tennis, trio y vo-
libol
Las competencias Sc realiza-
ran en- la baes naval de este
puerto que tiene amplisimas
dependencies.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
LUNEs, MARIO %

Orioles y Atleicos en- West Palm Beach; Red Sox y Gigan-
ties en- Phoenix; Indios Y Cubs en- Mesa; White Sox y Yankees en-
Miami (noche); Senadores y Cinci en- Tampa; Filadelfia y Dodgers
en- Sarasota; Braves y Cardenales en- st. Petersburg.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
URA DEL EQUIP0
MEDELLIN

MEpELLIN (SICO>. La pro-
pc Medellin", por los paises
de Centre America, que habia
sido anunciado en- dias pasados
tuvo que ser cancelado entire
otros motives porque uno de
los participantes y asses del mis-
mo, Rene Seghini, tuvo gran
des cenfllctos con los cuerpos
reguladores del futbol como FL
ia, Dinamayor y Adefutbol.
Ademas Ell otro gran juga-
dor Pedro Rogue Retamozo, SUI
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
MARTES, MARIO IA

Orioles y S%enadores en- Orlando; Gigantes y Red Sox en-
S~cOttsdale; Cubs e Indios en- Tucson; White Sox y Piratas en- Fort
Myers; Filadelfia y Tigres en- Lakenland; Yankees y Atleticos
en- West Palm Beach; Cardenales y Cnci en- Tampa; Braves y
Dodgers en- Vero Beach
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
Enfren =
sABApo, MARIO Il

Orioles y Yankees en- Miami: Red Sox e Indios en- Tucson
White Sox y Cinci en- Tampa; Tigres y Braves en- Bradenton;
en- Clearwater; Dodgers y Cardenales en- st. Petersburg; Cubs y
y Atleticos en- West Palm Beach; Piratas y Filadelfia
Gigantes en- Phoenix.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
D0MINGo. MARIO ~

Yankees y Orioles en- Miami; White Sx y Aleticos en-
Hollywood, Fla. Cinci y Tigres en- Lakeland; Filadelfia y Carde-
males en- 81. Petersburg; Dodgers y Braves en- Bradenton.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
CHESAPEAKE
IL

iAlgo que no debe Perdefss
en- su Vista a Miami!
Ell Mas Singular de los
Restaurantes Que Sirven
Mariscos en- Miami
ALBERTO DE S "A 1880 r "A.
ALMUERZo: VIERNEs =
DOMINGOS, sOLAMENTH
TODA CLAsE DE BEBDAs
Area Grande Para Estacionarse
3900-3906 N. W. seth 81.
Miami, Fla.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27

Atleticos y Orioles en- Miami, (noche); Cubs y Red Sx en-
Scottsdae; Indios y Gigantes en- Phoenix; Tigres y White sox
en- Tampa; Piratas y Yankees en- st. Petersburg Senadores y
Filadefia en- Clearwater; Cinci y Dodgers en- Sarasota; Cardenales
Y Braves en- Bradenton. =
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
JUEVEs, MARIO 26

JUEVES, MARIO 26
Orioles y Martins en- Miami noche); Red Sox Q lndios en-
Tucson; White Sox y Braves en- Bradenton; Tigres y Cardenales
en- ST. Petersburg; Atleticos y Filadelfia en- Clearwater; Piratas
y Senadores en- Orlando; Dodgers y Cinci en- Tampa; Gigantes y
Cubs en- Mesa,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14

Dr. and Mrs W. ~ Smith, Betty
and Berkeley Smith, spent the Weel;
end in Fredericksburg with the Rev
and Mrs. j. w Smith. Jr Dr. j
Weldon Smith, who spent the winter
months at his home in Florida. ar
rived in Fredericksburg last week
to spend several months visiting
his children III Virginia
Miss Virginia Wall and Mrs kath-
leen Cover were in Roanoke for the
week end to see Miss Wall aunt.
Mrs. T Gilbert Wood. off for a
three m onths tour Of South
America.
Mrs. 3. a. Dowdy. accompanied
BY her Son, Waverly DoWdy ana
family. Of Hampton, spent the week
end in Roanoke They were guests
Of Mrs. Clarence D Dowdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, + sutphln. Of
Pulaski. We're week end guests Of
their daughter, Mrs. w b Wal.
and family
Mis-. W VI Taylor and daughter.
Diane. spent several day last Week
II Richmond with her mother Mrs
John Wesley Hall.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14

MI and Mrs. Ben Hurt, Of Char
lottesville, have been guests Of his
mother, Mrs. J NJ. Hurt, and Sis
ter, Mrs. Elwood Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r. Cooper and
two sons, Of Bedford, visited Mr.
and Mrs n. w Williams this week
en- route home from Virginia Beach.
The Coopers are former residents
Of F7armville
Or. and Mr.. Graves Thompson
and daughters, the Misses Patricia
and Cynthia Thompson, recently re
turned from a Canadian vacation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14
Motor Mods
Motor Mods
Watch Instruments
To Avoid Being
Stranded

So your neighbor ran out Of gas
the other day while purring along
the highway en- route to visit her
mother
That'n never happen to youl
You're right. It won't if you play
it smart
It wouldn't have happened to
your neighbor, either, if she was a
S m a TT driver. If she was in the
habit Of periodically taking quick
check Of all those gadgets and
gauges on the instrument panel to
make certain the car was in top
notch operating condition
Whenever you are driving the
car. whether it be 10 the corner
grocery or to a neighboring town,
check the gasoline gauge frequently
to save a long walk to a filling
station.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14
Miss johnson Wed To 1t. William
Arthur Moon, T., In Minnesota

The marriage Of Miss Marlene
johnson. daughter of Mrs. Arland
C. Johnson of Moorhead. MINI,
and the late Mr. johnson. to Will
liam Arthur Moon. Jr. son Of Mrs
Frances GannaWay Moon. of Buck
lngham county. and William A.
Moon. Of Lake Charles. La. took
place June % in Trinity Lutheran
Church. Moorhead
The Rev. Oscar Anderson offici-
ated.
Miss Ruth Berge and Mrs Lee
Holland both Of Moorhead. served
as organist and soloist Emerald
trees. candelabra. and white peonies
decorated the chancel of the church.
The bride wore floor length
gown of white peau de sole and
alencon lace with princess lines and
a full chapel sweep A lace cap
held her fingertip veil She carried
Bible with white orchid and
SiephanOtls.
The maid Of honor was Miss
Nancy Folstad. Of Shelly. MINI The
bridesmaids were Miss Iva Coombs.
of jamestown. N D. and Miss Lou
Ann Lvsaker. Of Moorhead
The attendants Wore identical
ballerina length gowns Of white eye
let embroidered swiss organdy with
bell skirts and satin cummerbunds
They wore matching chenille dot
circular wells Their bouquets were
of blue tip carnations
Robert Elder. of Finley, n D..
was best man and the groomsmen
were Allen P johnson. Of Moor
head. and Macon Traube. Of Fin
ley Ushers were Erwin Wolters
Richard Berg. Dennis Svedian. all
Of Fargo, and Ray Zimmerman. Of
Finley
A reception was held in the north
lounge Of Fjelstad Hall Concordia
College
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-14

Mrs. John Hadaway, Of Flint,
Mich. and daughter. Mrs Milton
Hilshoff. and her daughter. jamie.
of Holly, Mich. will arrive Tuesday
for a visit with Mrs. Hadaway' s
brother Dr. L: D. Whitaker. and
family
Annette Jennings, Of Virginia
Beach, was the week end guest Of
Kathy Dlckerson in the Paul Dick
'' r... ' s.... n.,:...:. j. a. }.
Ithaca, N Y. is the guest of Mrs.
Charlie Johnson.