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Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28
Football Practice
Starts At u of ID
Tuesday, Sept. 1st

Invitations have been sent to 81
football candidates to report for the
opening day of fall practice on
September 1, it has been announced
by David M. Nelson head coach at
the University of Delaware.
The list, headed by Captain Mark
| Hurm, center from Newark, in
cludes 20 lettermen, the largest
/ contingent of veterans to return
in Nelson's eight-year reign at
Delaware.
The Fighting Blue Hen coach,
who has never experienced losing
season during his tenure at the
university, is looking to another
successful year. If so moved, he
can field on opening day an eleven
entirely composed of starters from
last year.
Only principal losses from the
'5S campaign are Guard Bob Jones
and Quarterback Jim Breyer. The
only position seriously being con-
tended is the quarterback slot
Gampy Pellegrini, of Philadelphia,
who started two early games last
year, returns, but is likely to be
pressed for the post by a pair of
talented sOphOmores, Barry Fetter-
man, East Greenville, Pa, and Gary
| Hebert, of Needham, Mass.
| The Hens will open a nine-game
schedule, on September 26, enter
tanning Lehigh at Delaware Stad-
ium.
Other 1ettermen veterans are
Ends Dick Broadbent, Wilmington !;
Karl Frantz, Audubon Park, N. j.;
Mickey Heinecken, Philadelphia;
AL Huey, Milford, and Bob Reeder,
Yeadon, Pas Tackles Joe Jerko-
vich; Cresskill, N. j.; Ray Klapin-
sky, Newark; John Mordas, South
River, N. j.; and Dan Tripod, En-
glewood Cliffs, N. j.; Guards, Leon
Dombrowski, Wilmington; Otto
Fad, Ft. Washington, Pa, and Jim
GarVin, Philadelphia; Center Dick
Hammer, Pittsburg; Backs Dave
Beinner, Irvington, N. j.; John
Bowman, York, Pa; Don Osmun,
Delaware, N. j.; Tony Suravitch,
Chester, Pa, and Jack Turner,
Philadelphia.
Non-Letterman invited are, from
| Delaware: Wayne Carmean, Mont
chanin, Ted Elder, Wilmington;
Russell E son, Wilmington;
Harold Grosh, Seaford Irwin Han
dy. Seaford; John Holloway, Clay
mont; Bob Johnson, Wilmington;
Howard Meyer, Dagsboro; Leon
ard Nelson, Newark, and Vernon
Walch, Claymont.
From Pennsylvania: John Bar
tex, Larksville; Mike Boyd, Fol-
croft; Richard Constable, Philadel-
phia; Arthur Coury, Lansford;
Joseph Meka, Coaldale; David Rod
man, Hanover, and David Schwef-
Ter, Narberth.
From New Jersey: Travis Cosa-
boom, Medford; William Grossman.
Palmyra; Roger Hefferman, Ber-
genfield; Raymond Otlowski, Perth
Amboy; Earl Ritchie, Medford
Pines, and Kenneth Schroeck, Ort-
ley Beach.
Also Robert Brayer, Campbell,
Ohio; William Galpin, Elmira, N.
Y; Charles Guilloz, Southampton,
N. j.; Pape Lukk, College PIT, N.
Y; David Mann, Westminster, Md.
and Richard Peloquin, Manchester,
| N. H.
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28

Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brantley Donovan were Mr.. and
Mrs. Baily Maull and Mrs. Hunt.
The WSCS will hold a covered
dish supper at Slaughter Beach on
Saturday evening, August 90
Come and bring your own table
service, rolls and beverage.
There's no limit to the good a
man can do if he doesn't care who
gets the credit.
Bobby Brown of Hellertown, Pa,
is spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Steele and son Dom. They
all spent Tuesday in Rehoboth en-
joying the beach and swimming.
Mrs. David Hackney and two
sons of Newark, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Bonnie Pritchett and
daughters. They rode down to Re
hoboth for a swim, then returned
and had late dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pritchett
and daughter Vickie spent the
weekend in. Concord, N. G. When
they returned home Sunday eve
ming they brought their daughter.
Charlene, who had been visiting in
Carolina and Georgia for four
weeks.
Miss Lima Clark and Mrs. Lillian
Morgan spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28

Miss Nancy Thistlewood has re-
turned to her home after spending
the time from Thursday until Mon
day as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Anglin at their summer
home near Deals Island, Md.
Mrs. Anna T. Hawkins spent last
week in wildwood, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Walter Wharton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Obey Sapp were
dinner guests last Thursday of Mr.
and Mrs Ainsworth Abbott. They
spent several days of this week and
last at Riverdale and Rehoboth.
Guy Hummel Sapp of Whining
ton, is spending this week at River
dale, with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs Obey F. Sapp.
The family of the late George b.
Simpson held its annual picnic at
Dewey Beach on Sunday. Those
who attended were DR.. and Mrs. W
Burnham Simpson and daughter of
Camden, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steele
and children of Seaford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Webb, son Francis and
daughter Saralee, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Simpson and son Bill, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Simpson, sons
Wayne, Gary and Edgar Simpson.
The picnic was held at the summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walton
Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snyder
spent their vacation with relatives
in New York. Mr.. Snyder spent
two weeks, but Mrs. Snyder re-
malned for an additional two
weeks. All have now returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clifton spent
several days of last We * in Silver
Sprin gs, Md, visiting Cheir daugh-
ter Sarah ana family.
Bill Simpson is spending some
time with cousin Sam Simpson al
Dewey Beach.
We are very glad to welcome to
our town the J. and d. Sub Shoppe
and Snack Bar. Heretofore when
we wanted a Sub, we would have
to go to a neighboring town for it
Now thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Gibbons, we can purchase these
very good Subs right in our own
home town.
Miss Cheryl Morris of Milford
and Miss Ruth Ann Yerkes spent
from Wednesday until Saturday as
guests of Mrs. Cora Lytle at Hacks
Point, Md. On Saturday, Helena
Yerkes accompanied Mrs. Walter
Morris to the resort to bring the
girls home.
On Saturday, Robert H. Yerkes
Sr., took carload of boys to New
ark to see the All-Star Football
Game. Those who made the trir
were Messrs. Richard Simpson
Wayne Simpson, John Benson
Wayne Morris, Donnie Fisher OF
Milford, Robert Yerkes, Jr., and
John Howard Yerkes.
Guests of Miss Janice Sharp OIL
Saturday, were her former room
mates at Goldey-Beacom Business
College, Wilmington, the Misses
Ginger Long of Princess Anne, Md.
and Becky Pusey, of Delmar, Del
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Serena Hayes
Phone GA-2-4749
Behold. I make all things new.

Behold, l make all things new.
Rev. 21:5.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
I am a new person in Christ,
Who makes all things new.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman of Phila-
delphia are spending some time at
the Drummonds while Mr.. Drum
mond is still very i'll in the Sails
bury Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Niblett spent
Saturday and Sunday in Millers-
vile, Pa, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Mullins Linda Rea re-
turned home with her parents and
brought Candy Mullins home with
her for a weeks visit.
Joseph Horvat and Mrs. David
Hawkins and daughter Bethney of
Ashland, N. j.. spent the weekend
at Lanes End" with the Hayes.
stand firm upon the promises of
God.
Mrs. Janet Wells and little Lin
da Wells visited her mother, Mrs.
James Otwell on Monday after
noon.
Worry is interest paid on trou-
BILE before it is due.
Callers at the w. X. Brown home
on Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ritter of Philadelphia, Mrs.
George Alley of Westville, N. j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Waller and
Mrs. Mary Phillips of Laurel, Mrs.
William Emory and family and Mrs.
Charles Ingram and family of Mil
ford.
Mr.. Brown is still on the sick
list and doesn't improve very rap
idly.
Sonny Argo spent Monday after
noon with Jackie Mills.
Mrs. Clara Ingram called on Mrs
Susann Mills on Monday evening.
Without faith our problems are
unsolvable; with faith they are nc
longer our problems alone.
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28

mo SQUEAL" ATLAS BUCRON TIRES
represent not just tire improvement,
but revolutionary new kind of tire.
You have never ridden on anything
like them.
After riding on tires of conventional
rubber, you'll be amazed at the differ
ence. The first thing you'll notice is a
remarkable change in the ride. Your
car handles better. Road noise and
car rattles virtually disappear. Then
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28
State Still Second
IN Personal Income
Total Personal Income In 1858
Reached $1,253,O0O,OO0

Although total personal income
in Delaware in 1858 reached ST.
z55,OOO,OOO, an all-time high"
delaware remains second to Con-
necticut in per capita income re-
ports the Delaware State Develop
ment Department.
Basing its findings on statistics
recently released by the U. S. De-
partment of Commerce, the De-
Yelopment Department advises
that, while Connecticut retained
during 1858 the top per capita in
come position among American
states, Delaware, with $2,760 av-
erage annual income per indi-
vidual, remained well ahead of its
nearest rivals, New York, New Jer-
sey and Nevada, who were third,
fourth and fifth. respectively.
While Connecticut's 1858 per
capita income of $2,S17 was the
highest in the Nation, it fell short
of the 1856 Delaware figure of
$2,S44, which remains as an all
time record among American
states. The national average for
1898 was $Z,O51.
Delaware's extraordinary popu-
lation growth of recent years has
naturally affected average indi-
vidual income, creating a slight
decline, despite a significant rise
in total personal income.
In 1856, when Delaware lead the
Nation on per capital income
basis, the total personal income in
the state was $1,2p4, 100000. Re-
fiecting the influence of a substan-
tial population gain, per capital in
come declined slightly in 1857
while total personal income soar
ed to $1,216,O 6,OOO,OOO. The same pat
tern prevailed during 1858 notes
the Development Department.
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28
OBSERVATORY SITE

CHICAGO Up = Four plots OF
land in Chile are being considered
as likely sites for new astron-
omical observatory to be used by
the University of Chicago, Uni
versity of Texas and the University
of Chile.
A Chicago professor, DR.. Gerald
P. Kuiper, said three Chilean as
tronOmers are gathering data on
weather and other conditions SO
the universities can pick site for
a large telescope for study of the
southern skies. He said the final
decision will be made in November
1860.
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Clark visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Mcbride In
Clayton, n. j., on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hall and
children visited the Philadelphia
Zoo on Monday, also relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Steele and son
Donn spent Saturday in Ocean
City, Md.
Mrs. Robert Hayes visited Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Watson and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Wigley on Sunday at
ternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28
RARE BIRDS

BAYFIELD,, Wis. (P)-The bald
eagle, symbol of Americas fighting
spirit, is becoming a rare bird
throughout the continent, but can
still be seen among the Apostle
Islands of Lake Superior.
Several of the islands have eagle
nests, always located in the tops
of high trees. The eagles are seen
frequently by commercial fisher
men, trollers and excursionists but
it is difficult to get close enough to
them to get a picture.
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28

There were 1,411, 100000 pounds
of cheese manufactured in the Uni
ted States in 1857, requiring about
IL per cent Of the total milk pro-
duced.
Milford chronicle., 1959-08-28

Real name of Andy Razab, COM
poser of "Ain't Misbehavin' and
other Broadway song hits, is An
dreamentania Paul Razafinkerriefo.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04
Youth Week Ends
AT Buckingham
Baptist Church

Youth Week" climax was OBJ
served at Buckingham Baptis t
Church August 80 with morning wor-
ship.
Sunday School was conducted by
the youth of the church. The Of
ficers and teachers included: Sum
day School superintendent. Garland
Wood; secretary. hilip Wood !;
church club. Jan Dudley Moseley;
church treasurer, Noel Davidson;
and pianist, Gail Jones'
Teahcers for Sunday School were
Patricia Shumaker. 10 Anne Wood
Larry Derrenbaker, Noel David
son, Garland Wood, Jane D. Nose
ley, and Bette F. Jones.
Deacons included Garland Jones
Larry Derrenbaker, Pat Wharam
Freddie Derrenbaker and Irwin
Toney.
The worship service was taken
over with the Junior Choir, and a
special duet by Jane D. Moseley
and 10 Anne Wood. with sermon
cites by Judy Shumaker. Agnes
Toney, 10 Ann Davidson. Garnet
Shumaker. having Betty F. Jones
as master of ceremony. and prayer
by Rev. Carlton Milstead.
The young people gave lively
service and the congregation
| realizes how they can count on then
| for help and service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04
Mrs. Charles Hall Holds Open House II
Honor OF Her Mothers 18th Birthday

On August q, O. P. Sadler and
sisters had as dinner guests their
brother, w. H. Sadler. and Mrs.
Sadler, Of Charlottesville; their
nephew. W. H. Sadler, Jr, and Mrs.
Sadler. Of Louisville. Ky; and
their niece, Mrs Samuel W. Dug
gins. of Orange
The Rev w. H. Sadler, Jf., who
received his B. D. degree from the
Southern Baptist Seminary in Louis
vile. Ky, in May, will be at the
! Seminary again this year. working
toward his Masters degree. His
wife will teach in the public school
system in Louisville this year.
She expects to complete her Mas
! ter's degree Mr. and Mrs. Sadler
are both volunteers for foreign
service, but will have to work two
years in this country before they
can be sent out.
Misses Katherine and Louise Ed
wards. Of Dillwyn, visited their
grandmother. Mrs Mary Grigg.
during the week Miss Matte Bell
Blanks also visited her.
Back to College Party
Miss Betty Bruce entertained at
luncheon at her home. Rose
Terrace. Monday. August 81 The
occasion was to honor her college
friends
Guests present were Miss Patty
Gay Hanes. who will leave Septem.
Der Is for her freshman year at the
University Of Miami Miss Jane
Pennington. Miss Sue Agee. ano
Miss Betty Ruth Dunnavant who viii
return to Longwood College in Farm
vile for their sophomore year Miss
Bruce will be senior at Mary
Washington College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb P Spen
Ger had as recent visitors since Mr.
Spencer's return home from vir
ginia Baptist Hospital in Lynchburg
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dunevant
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunevant, Johr
Wood Earl Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs
George White and daughter San
dra, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wheeler and Pam. Others vlsitins
him were: Mrs Mary NJ Baird
Robert Station, Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Derrenbacker, Jack Rosen, Franz
Lame. Franklin Spencer. Sam Spen
scer, Mrs. Herbert Steger. Eddi,
Shepherd Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. StatoI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04
Well Water

Miss June Maxey. of Nottoway
and Miss Mary Maxey. Of Rich
fnond. returned home over the week
end to resume their studies at
Buckingham Central High School,
Monday. They worked during their
summer vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pembleton. OF
Norfolk, were recent visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. H. w. Bergob
The Rev. Harold Crute. of Trorts-
Vile. spent last week with the Rev
and Mrs. c. D. Steven He assisted
Rev Stevens in the revival at
Mount Tabor Baptist Church Mon
day through Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blaylock
and family. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Edwards and Mrs. Charlie Hall ano
her mother.
Jimmie Harris, Jimmie Dune
want, Francis West. Albert Ander
son and Linwood Harvey 4 S c
called
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04

were recently married. spent sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Word and then left for Kentucky
Mrs. Word accompanied him and
they will live near the post.
Patricia Dunevant spent week
end recently with Miss Jane Dudley
Mosley, Of Gold Hill.
Recent visitor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Price. Jr., were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Price and children, OF
Hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Reid
and children, Of Lawrenceville, and
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Allen and son
Of Curdsville.
| Mr.. and Mrs w w. Michaux, Of
Richmond. recently visited Mr.. ane
Mrs. Ben Word.
Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Word. Jr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04

j. ThrOckmOrton Will be cO-hOSteSS
with Mrs. Spencer
Schools in Buckingham County
will be closed for the Labor Day
holiday. Monday. September Z.
John Baker Boatwright. Jr., OF
Richmond, visited his parents over
the week end
MI. and Mrs. Edward Spencer.
of Lynchburg. were visitors OF
Sheriff and Mrs. H. B. Adams. Sun
day.
Harry Griffin. Jr.. OF South Caro-
lina, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Parrock
Forbes, Friday
Mrs. Geolge Eldridge. Of North
Carolina. Miss Cammie Anderson,
and Mrs. Rodney Smith. Of Ander-
sonville. visited Mrs. E. c. Nc
CraW
| Miss Janice Ann Wood. Of Rich
mond, was week end guest of Miss
Mary Helen Wood
/ Charlie Spencer visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy McSwain of South Hill,
/ Friday
MI and Mrs. Carl Allan are the
proud parents Of daughter, Kathy
Jane. born August % at the Medi-
/ cal College Hospital. Richmond
Miss Ella Gordon Rowe visited
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Boatwright. en-
route from Roanoke to Petersburg
First Train Ride
Mrs. D. Frank Carter. of Roa-
/ noke accompanied her niece. Miss
/ Nancy Carol Throckmorton, home
on the train to Farmville after
Nancy's visit of week in Roanoke
1t was Nancy's first ride on train
They were met in Farmville by her
mother. Mrs E J Throckmorton
and grandson. Dandy. and Mrs
Dave Morgan From there they
visited Mrs Throckmorton' chill
dren in Richmond for the weel
end
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen LeSueur an6
sons. Ricky and Terry Wayne, O.
Farmville, spent the week on va
cation with his parents. Mr.. an6
Mrs. Henry LeSueur. They went t
Virginia Beach.
Miss Fay Leake. of Richmond
visited for two weeks with Mr.. ane
Mrs. Sam Whorley
Miss Nancy Morgan spent FRIDAY
night with Miss Laurie Swartz.
Mrs. John Eldridge and daugh
tiers. Misses Joan and Connie Ed
ridge. are spending the week a
Fort Story.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Alexander ane
children. Gretchen and Teddy. ant
Mrs. Myrtle Alexander spent FRIDAY
night with friends in Bedford
| Mrs. Cary Payne. of Dillwyn. ant
Mrs. Helen White. Of South Boston
were recent visitors Of Edgar Price
Mr.. Price resides in the home 0
Mrs. J. p Moss. III.
Sadlers HonOred
Misses Virgilia and Gertrude
Sadler. O. P. Sadler and Mr.. ant
Mrs. NJ. O. Sadler attended thu
luncheon and reception given b,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Sadler. Q
Charlottesville. on August g. The
occasion was in honor Of their son
the Rev. william Hugh Sadler, Jr.
and his bride the former Shirley
Riley of Covington. KY.
That night. Mrs. Sadler, Jr.
preached at the University Baptis
Church. and the Buckingham Sad
lers stayed over for the service
Mr.. Sadler was ordained at the
same church a week later. and thu
family also attended that service
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04
Y. B. Price Family Enjoys Water Skiing

Mr.. and Mrs, Roger Carwile and
Susan. Of Culpeper, have been visit
ing Mrs. R. l.. Gillispie.
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Ransom
spent the week end at Shenandoah
Resort and toured the Blue Ridge
Parkway and Natural Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs Dick Payne, of
Richmond. we're week end visitors
Of Mrs. B. E. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Coleman. of
Farmville, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Anderson. of Andersonville. were
recent callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Word
Mrs. Clyde White, Of South Bos-
ton, IS spending some time with her
mother, Mrs. B. E. Payne.
PFC. and Mrs. Rodney Word. who
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04

and family. of Charlottesville. spent
the day with them. also.
Attend Maryland Exhibition
Mr., and Mrs. j. E. Ransom and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Dunevant went
with group by chartered bus to
Timonium, Md They attended the
Massey Ferguson "Farmorama.
Mrs. Henry Wright visited her
daughter Mrs William Falls, who
is patient at Richmond Memorial
Hospital.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04
Buckingham C. H. Items

Mrs. Charles Hall honOred her
mother. Mrs. Eva LleWellyn, on her
18th birthday. Sunday. August 30,
with birthday party at her home
Friends and relatives called be-
tween the hours Of 3 and 5. Mrs.
Tom Hall, Jr., and Mrs. Tommy
Epperson served at the punch bowl
Out of town guests included Mr..
Monroe Johns and daughter, Miss
Frances Johns, of Farmvolle. Mrs.
Clarence Llewellyn. Of Lynchburg
Mrs Howard Williams, Mrs. Lula
Llewellyn and Mrs. Annie Lee
Green. all of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ Word. Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Joe Shepherd and
Mrs. w. j. Shepherd attended the
Word Michaux wedding in Rich
mond Saturday, August %
Mrs. David Petrill, OF Annapolis
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Richard Ellis, Ill will be here
until September II. when she will
leave to attend the Union Theology
cal Seminary in New York.
Mrs. Lewis Wright has been sict
during the week. Confined at home
she is now improving
G. M. Rogers returned home Sun
day from Virginia Baptist Hospital
where he was patient for foul
days
A Beach Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webb anC
daughters. Mary Louise. Margare
and Fances. spent several days a
Virginia Beach and Ocean View las
week.
Mrs. w B. Carter. Of Dillwyn
visited the Misses Annie and Mar,
HouseWright. Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. S. N. Stanley ane
sons. Jeffrey and Michael. vlsitet
jamestown. Yorktown and Williams
burg over the week end
Little Janice Word. daughter 0
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n Word. visited {
few days last week with her uncl,
and aunt. the Rev and Mrs j. R
McKenny. of Gladys. Mr. and Mrs
McKenny and three children. Mil
dred Ruth. Jimmie and Marian. ar
rived here on Sunday. They brough
Janice home. and visited for sew
eral days with the Words.
New Coach Arrives
Michael Glover. of Hickory. NJ c.
has arrived to assume his position
as baseball coach of Buckingham
Central High School Mr. Glover ha
moved into the new home recent,
built on the property of Mr.. ant
Mrs Peyton Moss. Mrs. Glover
who remained in Hickory. N C.
will Join her husband some time il
October
Mr. and Mrs F. N Word an
Mr. and Mrs Billy Joe Sherher
attended the Massey Ferguson
Farmarama in Timonium. Md. o.
Red Foley and his gang in person
Joe and Pat Word spent Tuesda,
night with their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs H. B Word. at Knoxville
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Station. Gar
land. Wavne and Johnny we're visi
tors in Richmond. Sunday
Frank Huskey and son, Dennis
also attended the Massey-Fergusol
Farmarama in Maryland
Miss Ruby Land is a patient il
the Lynchburg General Hospital
She is there for observation
Book Club Meets Tuesday
The Buckingham Book Club vii
meet Tuesday night. September 8
with Mrs. Mamie Spencer Mrs. E
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-04
Knoxville News

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Price. Jr-,
and children, Mr. and Mrs Wal
lace Sprouse. Bobbie Sprouse, along
with the w. B Price family, of
Newport News recently spent a day
at Bugs Island where they enjoyed
water skiing
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waltz. Of
Crown Point, Ind. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Derrenbacker Of Nor
folk, were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Dunevant
Mrs. Bill Hailes and daughter,
Lisa. Of Rochester, N. Y, and Mrs.
Robert z Smith and children, Rob
bic. Kathie and Douglas Allan Of
Richmond, returned home Sunday
after visit with their mother. Mrs.
Katharine Allen
I Mrs. Grace Peters and Miss
Pauline Peters, of Norfolk, were
recent visitors Of Mr. and Mrs.
John E Ransom.
Miss Barbara Duncvant left Tues
day for Richmond to enter John
ston- Willis Hosital for nurses train
ing course
Mrs. Aubra Claiborne, Of Rich
mond, visited her son and daugh
r-in-law, Mr. and Mrs R. /
Claiborne.
p FL Price is improving from q
recent illness. His sister. Mrs. W
R. Shepherd Of Richmond, visitec
him and spent several days witt
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs Wendell Jones ant
sons, of Huntington. W. Va, stop
ped in to see Mr.. and Mrs. H. L
, Jones on their way to the beach
Mrs. Ray Lynch and daughters
Jane and Judy, Of Middleton, Pa.
and son. Tommy, Of Richmond re
Gently visited the n G. Davlses
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott ant
Mrs. Bruce Rush returned home
Sunday after spending week Will
M SET and Mrs Herman Tapscott
Of Charleston, S G
Mrs R. n Leftwich and he
daughter. CAROLYN. and Miss Lizzl
Steger, Of Lynchburg. were recer
visitors Of MI and Mrs A. J
Steger.
+ j. @ Parrish who is employed
! at Rustburg, spent few days Wit
his family
y Mrs Charlie Barton and Mrs
) Bertha Watts returned home afte
. spending several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. O. B. Maxey
Evening star., 1959-12-14

France March Is and the sum-
nit meeting probably will not
be held until April or May.
Also meeting in Paris this
week will be ministers of the
15-nation Council of Europe
and the seven-nation Western
European Union. Membership
in these groups largely over
laps that of NATO.