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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
SURVEY ON
ALLIGATOR BRIDGE
IS NOW DEFERRED

The State Highway Commission
has deferred consideration until it's
January meeting on the recently
completed survey of a New York
engineering firm on the bridging
of Alligator and Cape Fear rivers.
The state had previously appro-
priated $4,000 for survey to de-
termine the cost of the Alligator
River bridge. 1t has now spent
$4,000 to determine the feasibility
of financing the two bridges by
toll charges.
1t is amazing that in supposed
ly civilized state that we would
have public officials who are not
only willing, but anxious, to dis
criminate against some sections of
the state, and in this instance the
poorer sections, and make them
pay tolls in order to have the high
way benefits other sections enjoy.
ACTION was deferred at the meet
ing this week because highway
officials had not had sufficient
time to study the engineering re-
port. 1t is somewhat obscure as to
what action might have been taken,
since toll-bridges could not be built
without legislative authority. Such
a proposal at this time will per-
haps bring up considerable opposi-
ton to so rank discrimination
against the people of this area.
The Highway Commission meets
next on January 22nd.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
LEE O'NEAL HOME
BURNS AT WAVES
SATURDAY MORN,

Sometime about five o'clock
Saturday morning, Dec. 81, while
the family was asleep the Lee
O'Nesl home at Waves on Halter
as Island caught fire. 1t burned to
the ground, an almost complete
loss save for small sum of insur-
ance, and with the house went all
the furniture of Mrs. Rowena
O'Neal, her clothing and personal
souvenirs which included the med
ais that had been given the late
Mr.. O'Neal for his participation in
the widely publicised Mirlo rescue
in 1918.
At the time of the fire, Mrs.
0'Neal, a son-in-law and daugh-
. ter were asleep in the house. The
origin of the fire is undetermined,
possible causes are broken CHM
ney or shorting of metallic
sheathed electric cable.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
HARRIS FAMILY REUNION
AT MACS HEAD SUNDAY

The family of Mrs. Ora Harris of
Manteo, formerly of Elizabeth
City, held family reunion Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Harris at Mays Head. Tho~e pres
ent were Mrs. Ora Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Harris and family of
Mays Head; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Harris of Manteo; Charles Harris
and Alton Dunbar of Elizabeth
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Harris
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Mari
on Harris and family, all of Eliza
beth City.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02

Dear Mf. Edlt0f:
/ have been so we'll fed these
holidays that have done little
else but sit around and mediate,
and by golly it looks to me like
our long loafing period is about
over in this country. ! just believe
by the time 1860 rolls in we are
going to be right slam bang in
the Understanding times the
world has ever known, and it will
be impossible for any fellow to
get out of doing little work, no
matter how hard he tries.
The tough guys has got control
of the labor unions, and they are
greedy for money, and they'll con-
stinue to put on the big squeeze
until they drive the country COM
pletely nuts. That means they're
driving the whole world hell-bent
into automation as they say,
meaning also that mankind, in
stead of getting his freedom from
labor, will become still further
slaves of machines. It's going to
take so darn much education to be
able to handle all this machinery
and scientic equipment that the
fellow who doesn't have education
will be out of luck.
That is why, Mr.. Editor, that
we have got to improve our
schools, and give our children a
better chance here home. About
all the education 80 per cent of
our children get is what they get
here, and we got to do better by
'em. The fellow that doesn't get
education in the next few years
is going to be awfully out of luck.
We've heard the old phrases, like
the "gay nineties," the "tittering
twenties," the "tottering thirties,"
the fabulous forties," and the
foolish fifties." Well, | think we
might as well get ready for the
soaring SIXTIES" for everything is
headed straight up. Big business
is getting bigger; we'll soon have
no small business, and the bigger
business gets, the fewer people
without good education will be
used. We're not going to use
muscles much longer; We'll make
out of mems minds.
Working machinery may stimu-
late brainpower, but we
got to feed it first with ed
ucation. In North aroIin a
a dozen years ago we spent 80
millions dollars a year for educa-
ton. This year we are spending
more than ITO millions, and the
end is not in sight. What we have
got to do here at home is fix
things better for our own kids.
We got to give EN- mos in science
and more in manual arts. 1t don't
look like taxes can be cut, but we
ought to be sure we get some
thing for the money; that will be
a big help.
Now Mr.. Editor, you know there
amt going to be no end to this
thing. Our young folks have really
been going to town since the war,
increasing the population, and ten
years from now we're going to
have another 80 or 40 million
more people in this country than
we got now. They all got to have
houses, food, clothes, etc. There's
going to have to be a lot of work
done. And by golly let's see that
everybody does his part of it.
Friends, we have got to think
big and work hard to keep up
with the times, or we are going
to be run over and swamped by
the soaring economy that is bound
to keep us humping before 1860
comes in. Cap'n, it just amt going
to be any fun for anybody who,
don't keep up with the times.
Sometimes / think how foolish
we've been to wait so long to do.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
MANTE0 GAINS: ENGELHARD
LOSES DRIVERS EXAMINER

Mrs. Sybil D. Etheridge, drivers
license examiner for Dare, Tyrrell
and part of Hyde county, an
nounces the following schedule now
in effect: Avon: Monday; Colum-
0bia, Wednesday and Manteo on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Under this schedule, Engelhard
loses its office which has been open
Tuesdays. Engelhard area people
seeking an examiner will now Be
required to visit Swan Quarter
The Dare and Tyrrell offices will
continue to be opened at $3.50 am.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
UNCLE DOCK FROM DUCK WRITES:
We're Going To Be Swamped by the Soaring
Sixties If We Don't Get A Hump On Soon

things, that it's almost too late
to start. But on the other hand,
if we'd done too much of it earlier,
part of it might of had to be I'M
done. Maybe what we do now will
be worth more, in the light Of
our mistakes, neglect and failures
of the past.
Yours for the big payoff,
UNCLE DOCK FROM DUCK
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-02
SPRUlLL REPORTS
ROADS IMPROVED
IN HIS DIVISION
Tyrrell Gets Improvement on 81
Miles; Nine Miles in Hyde;
Dare Is Miles

RALEIGH. = Division Engineer
w. N. Spruill of the First
Highway Division, reported today
that during this construction sea-
son 2 total of 326.S47 miles of road
work has been completed.
With headquarters located in
Ahoskie, the First Highway Divi-
sion is composed of Camden, Cur
rituck, Dare, Gates, Pasquotank,
Perquimans, Berthe, Hartford,
Northampton, Chowan, Hyde, Mar
tin, Tyrrell and Washington Coun-
ties. In addition to Spruill, the en-
cheering staff includes J. j. Gill
bert the Assistant Division Engi-
neer and three District Engineers.
George X. Mack is District Engi-
neer at Elizabeth City for Camden,
Currituck, Dare, Gates, Pasquo-
tank and Perquimans Counties; T.
C. Liverman is District Engineer
at Ahoskie for BERTHE, Hartford
and Northampton Counties; and
w. F. Seasons is District Engineer
at Plymouth for Chowan, Hyde,
Martin, Tyrrell and Washington
Counties. R. C. Speight is Division
Road Oil Supervisor.
In BERTHE County, a total of
1929 miles has been completed by
both State and contract forces
during the period from December
1856 to October 1858.
State forces applied drag seal to
two secondary roads in Camden
County, for widths of 10 feet.
Drag seal was applied to two
primary roads in Dare County by
State forces for widths of 10 feet.
These roads were: 14.4 miles of
US 264, from Manns Harbor to
Stumpy Point; and twelve miles of
US Ga, from junction of US 264 to
East Lake. Sand Asphalt mix-in-
place was applied to or mile of
a county road in Avon by State
forces, for a width of Is feet.
A total of 1879 miles was COM
pleted in Gates County.
Two projects were completed in
Observation-Disclosures Counties by
contract forces.
State Maintenance forces COM
pleted total of 52341 miles of
road work in Hartford County.
State forces have applied drag
seal to nine miles of secondary
roads in Hyde County. The roads
included: rs miles of county road,
from IT miles west of Fairfield,
to Hodges Fork for a width of 1s
feet; and LIS miles of county road,
from Lake Landing, south for a
width of 16 feet.
A total of 36.404 miles of road
work has been completed by both
State and contract forces in Martin
County during this construction
season.
In Tyrrell County, a total Of
54.O56 miles of road work has beer
completed. Contract forces graded
and paved 0.926 mile of US Ga
Columbia Bypass). Contract
forces also constructed bridge
over the Scuppernong River, in,
GLIDING the river spans and the ap,
proach spans. Two-inch sand as
phalt base and leveling was ap
piled by State forces to lat mile.
lof US 81. from Columbia to San
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Only the very best Of whatever grade Of
gasolene you use can deliver true overall
economy! Economy in mileage. Economy
in engine protection. Economy in the
amount Of gasoIene expended for maxi
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Hixburg Highlights
Hixburg Highlights
Tapping In Hrburg Not
From Poe,s .Ruuen'

If you happen to be driving
through Hixburg. and hear tap.
ping. tapping" it will not be Poe 5
Raven" but probably one of the
HiX brothers who are building a
large machinery she'd Also, it
might be the men Of Walker S
Presbyterian Church. who under
the supervision Of Capt Coving-
ton, are erecting an addition to the
church.
Some good Baptists with a com
munity spirit have been helping
Hollywood Baptist men cut logs
and Edward Webb Of that church
gave timber.
Henry Covington and son. Eddie
Of Elon Baptist Church, Of Pam
pin, are lending a hand with the
building.
Nearly everyday some of the fol
lowing are welding a hammer
there-besides Capt Covington. Lee
Glenn, Joe and Hunter Coin. Bob
Covington. Ryland Taylor. David
Phillips, and the assistant pastor
VIII Crumplin. All this labor is
gratis.
Crowd AT HarwoOd Sale
A large crowd attended the Err
est HARDWOOD sale on Saturday The
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Charlie Grafton and Aubrey Graf
ton spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Steward Clarke in Rehobath.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 3 Hurt visited
Hubert Anderson at St. Elizabeth S
Hospital IN Richmond Tuesday
night
MIS-. Macon Vaughan Mrs. L. 3.
Hurt and Mrs. J. r Newman at
tended the funeral Of Edmond Y.
CLANCY Sunday afternoon in Keys
Vile.
Mrs. Joe jenkins spent few
days last week i'll Richmond with
relatives and also visited c e ell
Tunstall who is a patient at Medi-
cal College Hospital.
Mr.. and MIS- Payl Flowers and
Willie Flowers, all Of Richmond
spent the week END here witty rela-
tives.
Evabelle Dean. Of Baltimore. Md,
spent a week here with her mother
Mary Dean. and family.
Nh. and Mrs. Q. s. Nunnally. Of
Richmond recently visited rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Macon Vaughan and Mrs.
L. B Hurt recently visited in Chase
City.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
IN Wei! Voter
TapscOtts Here From
| South Carolina

M. Sgt. and Mrs. Herman Tap
scott and sons. Kenny and Keith
and daughter. Reta, Of South Caro-
lima, are spending their vacation
with MI. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott
We are glad to report Mrs Joe
Steger is home after spending a
few days at the University Hospi-
tai Her sister Mrs Y. A. Tapscott
of Silver Spring Md, came Thurs
day to stay with her mother, Mrs
G A. Baber. and see Mrs Stegel
each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Roberts were
week end visitors Of Mr. and Mr.
Frank Bryant
Many people Of this community
attended the coronation service AZ
Bethlehem Baptist Church Friday
evening.
Mrs. Alice W. steger. Of Nor
folk. is spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs A j Steger
Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Cook. Of Dur
ham. N G. spent Saturday night
in the Joe Steger home Others
calling on Mrs. Steger on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Steger
OF Buckingham, Mr., and Mrs. Char
lie Steger. Of Hatton: Mr. and Mrs
L. c. Bransford, Mrs Annie Win
frey. Mr. and Mrs Greene Davis,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Robert c. Anderson,
Rice Seryice,nan,
Gets Commission

Robert c. Anderson, Of Rice, a
six-year veteran in the y. s Army.
has received an appointment as a
second lieutenant in the Artillery,
U. S, Army Reserve.
sP4 Anderson was in tha Vetari-
nary Section at Fort Buchanan
Puerto Pico, when notified of the
appointment FL received his of-
ficer's bars from Major James ~
Allen. executive officer Of Pod
riquez Army Hospital at Fort
Brooke in ceremonies July 2.
Anderson is the son Of Mr. anc
Mrs. John w. Anderson, Of Rice
Mrs. Anderson. the former Minnie
Thompson, daughter Of AIR. and
Mrs A. J Thompson Of Farm
vile, and their l6-months-old daueh
ter. are with him in Puerto Rico.
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day.
Miss Grace Olgers. of Alexandria,
is spending a few weeks at her
home here. Mrs. John Olgers is
spending the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. c. Robertson, and Mr..
Robertson in HagerstoWn, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Hubbard
and Wilson were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Weaver, Sun
day.
Here From Ohio
Mr. and Mrs Howard HoStetler
and family and Miss Emma Mil
Ter, of Newcomerstown. Ohio. spent
several days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Bass. Miss Miller re
NAMED for visit Of several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Hopkins and
baby, Of Washington. were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Bass. Beverly Bass returned home
with them to spent the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Farley and
sons were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Farley. Sunday. Way
erly S. Anderson, Of Cumberland
c. H., was a visitor there in the
afternoon
Miss Martha Ann Bass is attend
ing the Presbyterian World Mis-
sion Conference in Montreal, NJ C
! this week.
Clarence Bradshaw, Of Durham
spent Saturday with Mrs. H. y
Bradshaw.
Mrs. A. w. Weaver and Jimmy
Weaver, of Norfolk. were week enc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
| Weaver.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

auction lasted most Of the day and
many choice pieces where bought.
Mrs. Harwood. VINO is connois-
seur Of antiques, had much to offer
Up from Richmond on Sunday
were Crote Carson and family. At
ter attending Sunday school at
Walkers Presbyterian Chruch, they
with Crotes father, Ernest Carson,
went to Holiday Lake and had a
picnic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Adams, OF
Richmond. were week end guests OF
her father. Dewitt Coin.
Mrs. Morton Marshall, of Pam
plin, spent Thursday night with
Miss Maggie Hix
Miss Carrie HiX and Will Crump
! len motored to Richmond Friday
to take care Of church and other
business.
Off To New Jersey
Mr.. and Mrs, Rufus CaWthorn. Of
I've" CSi oSs SpSAt t-iS WA 80
in the E. A. Covington home. Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs Covlngton ane
Eddie Covington accompanied the
Cawthorns to New Jersey where
the E A. Covingtons will be guests
of their daughter, Mrs Walter
Lorenzo. Mrs Ida Covington Dos
is keeping house for her parent,
While they are away.
| Nh. ard Mrs, Percy Rogers ant
son. Charles. of Front Royal, visit
ed the Edwin Fores over the weel
end.
Ailman Second Glass Hunter Con
VIII leave Friday for Sacramento
/ Calf. his next station.
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ehulo Happenings
New Club Formed In ChuIa Community

The Lawrence family reunion was
held Sunday at i'm Lawrence S
home. Besides five brothers and
two sisters. II other members Of
the family were present GreenVille
N. q. was the greatest distance
Travelled By anybody A wonderful
time was reported by all and
though they tried their best, at
least one half Ct the bountiful food
was left.
Nrs. Paul Barnard S three sis
ters. Mesdames Annie Madison, El-
len Davis and Lena Ward, Of Rich
mond and Beavcrdam, and her
cousins Mrs Clara Dandy. Of Della
ware. MIS-. Hannah Virgins, Of
Orange, Mrs. Roxy Wilkerson, OF
Amelia, and Miss Ramona Wright
Of Dearborn, Mich We're her din
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Five F forks

Several from here attended the
Farm Bureau stew last Wednesday
at Hidden Lake Farm. the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Jack Jones All
reported grand time.
Burnley Turns, of Kenova, w Va
spent the week with his sister. Mrs
j. H. Crute. and brother. o. H
Turns.
Mrs. Gordon Millner and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack Williams. of Apo
mattox, visited Miss Emma Burks
and Mrs. Maggie Harris Sunday
afternoon
Mrs. Leroy Pearce and two chill
dren. of Richmond are spending
two weeks with her mother Mrs.
John Harris. and brother, James
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs William Gaunce
and two children. Of Clifford. Ky
spent eeveral days last week with
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
w. NJ Gaunce
Mrs. Carrie Hancock and son.
Tom. of Tuggle, recently visited
Mrs. Maggie Harris.
Mrs. j. H. Crute. o. H Turns
and Alton Turns spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gaunce in
Waynesboro Fern Gaunce returned
home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Elan. of
Prospect, visited Mr.. and Mrs. M.
D. Harris one day last week.
Mrs. Alvin DeJarnett. Of Lynch
burg. and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dill
Ion, Of Victoria. were recent guests
of Misses Lillian and Iona Crute
and John D. Crute.
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ner guests, Monday.

ner guests, Monday.
Nh and Mrs Paul Wagner Bar
nard celebrated their 9th wedding
anniversary Sunday with their inn
mediate family present for picnic
dinner. There were 80 present in
GLIDING children and grandchildren
Many pictures were taken and thf
day closed with the singing O.
hymns. accompanied BY Mrs VIM
fred Hale at the piano.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
/ chuIo Happenings

The Young Peoples class Of
Moore's Sunday School had a pic
mic on the Muncie Dodson lawn Sat
urday night with 10 present After
filling UP on grilled weiners, ham
burgers and many other tasty
foods, Miss Blanton Felts presided
over the devotional program after
which officers were elected for
their new club called the Three
A's-AlWays After Another
Croquet was enjoyed BY some
while others surrounded the piano
| with Mary Lee Warmer as pianist
ana sang familiar hymns.
Misses Nellie Wilkerson. Blanton
Felts. Phillip Barnard and Aubrey
Dodson enjoyed a rock game at the
Dodson home Monday night From
what ! hear, Nellie and Phillip
| won.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin and daugh-
ters visited Mrs. Muncie Dodson
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F'lippen
visited Mr.. and Mrs Joe Cosby
Tuesday night
Wednesday, Mrs, James Reynolds
Of Richmond and her daughter
Mrs. Robert Lux, and children Of
Chester. visited Mrs Thomas Beas-
ley and Mrs Nuncie Dodson.
Mr.. and Mrs s L. Gillian. Of
Richmond, were guests Of her
mother. Mr. Mary Miller. oyer
he week end
Mrs.. Bessie FeIts and daughter
and NIL Syble Dodson called Oh
MIS-. A. o. Mann Friday Miss
Felts became acquainted with Mrs
Mann wMle she was a patient al
Stuart Circle Hospital
The Nelson children. Sammy and
Cathy had thAir ton4ils removed
| Thursday III South1ida Community
Hospital We're very glad they're
getting along nicely
The Victor Key fansly spent tbs
week end with his brother, Wen
dell Key. and family and his sister
Ms. Milton shipp ada family Al
Bealeton
MISS Blanton Fel+s mrrtA4d Il
her nursing duiies n stsart Circle
Hospital sunday afte mo4th' \
vacation with her family
Mrs. Archie Major spent the week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31
Report From Rice
Picnic Honors
CalUin Bass On
His Birthday

Mrs Calvin Bass entertained with
picnic supper Saturday nj g h I
| honoring Mr.. Bass on his birth
day. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs Hostetler and family and Miss
Emma Miller, of NeWcomerstown
Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Hit and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby
Bass, Of Richmond; Kinsey Wingo
of Jetersville: Walker Noblin, Of
Farmville: Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Gar
nett and family and Mr.. and Mrs
B. G.. Bass.
Mrs. Jimmy Mulloy and children
of Burtonsville, Md, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L
Vaughan
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie HilderbranC
were dinner guests Of Mrs. L n q
Morrissette, Sunday.
Mrs. Morrissette. Mrs. Martha
Foster and Mrs. F. G. Walton spen
last Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
D. l. Vaughan in CreWe.
BOndurantS At Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Bonduran
and children, Tommy and Elliott
spent several days last week a
Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Hubbard lief
Tuesday for Lake City, S. c.. fol
a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Hubbard
and Wilson left for Florence. S. c
where they will visit relatives while
Mr.. Hubbard is on the tobacco mar
ket.
Billy Price is spending the weel
with relatives in Bristol, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n Brad
| shaw and sons, Billy and Brad, Q
Norfolk. were overnight guests o
Mrs. H. P. Bradshaw. Friday. Thu
children are spending this weel
with their grandmother
Guests OF the WaltOns
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Stevens ant
children. Dru and Lynn. Of Gil
bert, W. va. were dinner guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Walton
Wednesday evening.
Miss Betty Andrews left Monda.
for Lake Worth. Fla. to visit Mis-
Alice Cralle for several weeks
MIS-. w. D. Mason spent Satur
day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Carl Clark Mr. and Mrs. Clarl
and Carl Mason Clark were suppe
4 guests Of Mrs. Mason. Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Davis ant
children. Of Richmond, are visltln!
Mi. and Mrs. R. B. Walthall Mr.
and Mrs. Davis and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Walthall Miss NJ b
Vaughan and Mr. and Mrs Franl
\ Osborn and sons were dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Gates, sun
-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-31

Mrs. Race Hubbard is home from
Southside Community Hospital Her
friends wish her q speedy re-
covey.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis Waller visit
ed her mother. Mrs, M S. Price
on returning from trip to Canada
and Niagara Falls.
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