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SEVERE JAMES; On W VssEs syv ES5;

ruary is, 1853, JAMES SEVERE
Md, beloved husband of Martha
NJ. Severe and father OF Lillian
M. Severe and Ruth E. Sanders.
He also is survived by four grand
children and two great-grandchil-
Funeral Home, 4759 Baltimore ave-,
Hyattsville, Md Services at the
First Methodist Church, Hyatts-
vile, Nd, on Saturday, February
81, at IL am. Relatives and
friends invited Interment George
Washington Cemetery. 20
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TRoSTLE. FREDERICK W. On Wednes-
day, February is, 1859, at Mercy
Hospital; Baltaimore; Nd, FRED
band of Adelia Jording Trostle,
formerly OF 1880 Clifton st, and All
View Estates. Funeral services will
be held at the Witzke Funeral Home.
410I Edmondson ave, Baltimore,
Md, on Saturday, February 2l, at :!
pm. Interment Western Cemetery
90
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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ary IL 1859, JACK sfMoNs Of
SS2S C9nnsectieeut ave; NV, beloved
Of Mrs. Louise E, Alpher and David
M. Simons, brother OF Mrs. Leah
Fink and Frances Simons. He also
is survived by three grandchildren
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1906 Pa. ave. n W. courtesy park
ing opposste), where services will be
held on Friday. February 20, at
l0:45 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers
contributions may be made to the
American Heart Association.
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LANGFORD, HARRY w. On Mond,


February %, 1859. at d. c. Genera
Hospital. HARRY W LANGFORI
Of 141l Decatur st. NV, devote
husband Of Mrs. Velma Langforo
He is survived by one stepson, Ear
johnson; one brother, Sylvester Lang
ford; fye sisters, Mrs. Pearl s. Hal
Mrs. Elizabeth Hood, Mrs. Helen Dor
sey, Mrs. Beatrice Lee and Mrs. Rutl
Bowman. He is also survived By hi
father and mother-in-law, MI
Brownie and Mrs. Clara johnson
several nieces and nephews, othe
relatives and friends. Remains vii
be resting at the home of his sister
Mrs. Helen Dorsey, 1890 Gallatil
after T nm F FnnsSsl services ~ y,
Friday, February 20. at pm. fron
the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, SO
Florida ave. NV Interment Lincoll
Memorial Cemetery.
LAWS, WILLIAM. On Tuesday Feb
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February S' is, 1859 Al the Hahns;
mann Hospital, JOSEPHINE GERAC1
OF l44g N st. NV, beloved wife
OF the late Ignatius Geraci, mother
OF Mrs. Lilly Prescott, Mrs. Alba
Meadows and Ignatius Geraei; sister
Of Mrs. Joseph Battaglia. She also
is survived by seven grandchildren.
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. NV,
on Friday, February 20, at 2 pm.
(parking faeilitiesl. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. l9
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Hf TsSI1sTy Is 5Hg 55a. LAURA FEM
mother Of two children, nifty grand.
children, seventy great-grandchildren
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the Henry W. Joynes
Funeral Home, 116 Massachusetts
f FROM on oh pm Services ysSruI " II.
Pierce a People Funeral Home,
Interment Cincinnati, Ohio
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February H. 1853 at Smiley ty'I Hos:
husband Of the late Lottie J Taylor
father Of Harvey H, Taylor, BERTHE
Claggett, Mabel Molloy, Evelyn Sal,
keld and Muriel Padgett, and
Taylor Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Friday, Feb
ruary 20, at IL am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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9EathH

DOYLE. RUTH NJ. on tuesday, Feb
pIIatIy RtrHy0a 'bonYItn Rn 81 $3.50 $3.50
icysd VIC u HsrrisS6 boyis
n poTe' ." al ' q Ariins saa 1 Va
daughter Of Mrs. Z. J. olennon OF
pennsylvania and sister Of Mrs.
Helen M. Dick Of Arlington. Va;
Mrs, Mergaret FieminS, Mrs, Alice
non Of Pennsylvania, she also is
survived By one grandchid Friends
nay call at the Robert j. Murphy
funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike.
ht ynm T. "a ,Parking In ~ rear
where there vii be a recitation Of
the rosary at pm. Friday, Feb
ruary 90, Requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. Saturday, Feb
rrgary a. at 81 Agnss Catholic
S o9iESipP Park n' Ssllias Ssl'ar' % S'-
EDELIN,. MAJ. WILLIAM b.. UsA ire
ilis5ssss On gou Mon E,,S February ~
WILLIAM b. EDELIN,, USA IRE
tired OF 1901 Lincoln I'd. ne. be-
loved husband OF Mary s. Edelin,.
father OF Felicia E. Glascoe, syl-
r ysS5er E @.. v and sylvia sykes;
Mrs. Nellie Washington He also
leaves four grandchildren and many
other relatives and friends After 5
gay cal At campbell's Funeral
Rome, Az NJ st. NV. Funeral serv-
ICES se9es AZ u am, FRIDAY, February
2Q, az the Mount Moriah Baptist
Church. 18th and East Capitol
sts.. the Rev J Il. Randolph. pastor
me Rev. A. =. Edwards otiiciating
Interment Arlington National Gene
EDELIN,, WILLIAM B. A special COM
q munication OF Hiram Lodge,
N No; 4, p. and A. NJ, is
/ /" Ne Fec, 20. 1859, at the Ma
| INK sonic Temple, 1000 You 81,
w NV, for the purpose of
conducting the, Masonic fu-
Past Master WILLIAM B. EDELIN,, al
Mount Moriah Baptist Church, nth
and E. Capitol SITS, at IL am
JULIUS BING, Jr, W. M.
THEODORE A. BELL, Secretary.
EDELIN,. WILLIAM B. The officers
"A and members of Jonathan
Davis ConsistOry, No l. are
SsEs ?i RsPS ! +; g:$S
NN bells Funeral Home, 442 NJ
/ st. NV, for the funeral service for
/ our late Illustrious Peer, WILLIAM
4 B. EDELIN,. ROY LOGAN,
/ Commander in Chief.
( JOSHUA B. LAWINGS, Keeper OF
Seals and Archives.
/ EDELIN,, WILLIAM b. All members
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MOORE. ARTHUR r., Sr. Suddenly
on Saturday, February IA, 1859,
ARTHUR r. MOORE, ST.. Of 773
Prospect pl., Brooklyn, N. Y, beloved
father Of Marion ROse1;!Anns an !.
survived by his mother and father
Mrs. Mary c. and John NJ. Moore
sr.; three sisters; Mrs. Henrietta
and Mrs aSn MS1 M P5ssmsn t STs ST 18th
rem 6. Moore, and other relatives
February 90, friends may cali Al
the Robert G. Mason Funeral Home
$500 Nichols ave. Sc. Funeral
Father Charles Walden ofieiating
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
NIELSEN, JAMES. OF 1900 Arlington
blvd, Arlington, Va, on February
Is, 1853, husband of the late
Jean NJ. Nielsen, father Of Mrs
Carol D: Rand and ME- MIS- jeanette s1.St:
Of Walter Nielsen and Mrs. D. M
Mcneil Remains at Chambers Fu.
neral Home, 3072 NJ st. NV, until
1880 am. Friday, February 20
Services at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
M AlI5St0 xs Ns q c Gem IR'srmsn
PETERS, GENEVA l; on Sunday
PETERs Of i34f Florida ave. NV,
devoted sister Of Elizabeth ant
James Peters. Also surviving ar
a niece. Pegsy Ann Peters, and othel
relatives and many friends. Afte
5 pm. Thursday, February IL
friends may call at the Brooks
Allen Funeral Home, 18th st. ant
Florida ave. NV. where service
will be held on Friday. Februar!
20. at IL am, the Rev Charlie
z Fields ofhcistinE. Intermen
Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
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LAWS, WILLIAM. on Tuesday. Feb
pitai, william LAWS Of 4S3 ist
st. Sc. loving father of Ethel A,
Laws. He also leaves many friends.
After 5 pm. Friday, February 30,
friends may call at Campbelrs Fu-
neral Home, 442 M st. NV. Funeral
services on Saturday, February 2l,
At 2 pm. at the Mount Jezreel
Baptist Church, 9TH and E SITS. Sc,
the Rev. L. T. Hughes officiating
1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
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NETT. UsN Iretiredl, Suddenly, on
Mf fRSfs os ESHHShEy Bennett rf' HARbi.
SON Of $3.50 Manning pl. NV.
Hardison and father Of Osburne
Bennett Harrison, ir., and William
Gary Morgan Harrison. Friends
may call at the Adams Funeral
Home 474S Wisconsin ave. NV,
until 10 pm. Thursday, February
10 Funeral services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Friday, February 20,
at 10 am. Interment, with full
military honors, at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 19
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MACBETH, AGNES J. on wednes-
dence Hospital AGNES j. Mac
BETH (nee Locraftl of 1880 Wis.
consin ave. NV, beloved wife Of
the late John Macbeth, mother Of
Marie A. Macbeth and sister Of
John r. Major. Remains resting
at the Collins Funeral Home. 1921
l4th st. NV. Notice of funeral
later.
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RABER, CYNTHIA RACHAEL. OF
Clinton, Nd. on February II, 1859.
mother Of Willis. E. Raber OF Gin,
Funeral Home 5i7 Iith ST. Sc,
on Saturday. February 81, At 10
am. Interment Catiett, Va. 20
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Port, cHARLEs W., Of 1918 Sth st,
ne, on February II. 1883, Husband
o. Grace N, Port, son OF Lula r,
Post, brother q John y, Port, joseph
NJ. Gray. Prayers At Chambers Fu.
neral Home. 5i7 18th a., Sc, on
Friday, February 20, AZ 2 am.
Interment Washinaton National Gem
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Institutes Of Health, MILTON F
HEFFERNAN Of Az East University
blvd. Silver spriI.-. Nd, husband
Of Mrs. Jeanne B Hetfernan '5.sc
Berger father Of Milton u;
Z. Hefiernan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
P. Harry Hefiernan and brother Of
p Harry il: Raymond {. sno
Robert NJ Hefiernan and Mrs. AlbeTl
Titlow Mr.. Heffernan rests at thI
SABA Georgia ave, Silver Spring
Md. (parking facilitiesl. Mass vii
be offered Tor the repose OF hi,
soul on Friday, February 20, at $3.50
am, at the St Camillus Catholic
Church Interment Mount Ollvei
Cemetery. 10
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lin Mrntnrtant

BEACH, BEVERLY C. To the memory
Of my beloved husband, BEVERLY
c, BEACH, on the anniversary OF
his birthday. February 10.
How miss you cannot be Said
In Just a word or two.
Each day thousand thoughts
OF the life l shared with Won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Group Therupy Used
By Ex-MentoI Potients

group therapy approach of modern mental hospitals
Is being applied by laymena special kind OF aymen
laymen largely former mental patients in hos
pitfalls persons who unfortunately be can
didates for a mental hospital some day.
They are members Of Recovery c and meet periodically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
YMCACenter Decision
Expected by Moyl5

old Hanson tract and was the
focal point OF two bitter zoninO
battles In recent years.
Last May. safeway Stores.
Inc. which had unnecessarily
sought commercial zoning the
year before. sold the property
10 the YwcA for 100000,
When the youth organization
applied for the special excep-
ton permit now under consid-
Grafton. II was opposed at first
by area civic groups. Later. az
ter a complete revision OF the
site plan, the North Bethesda
Congress OF Citizens Associa-
tons approved the project.
Attorney James C. Christie
pher. representing owners OF
adjoining property. said trees
along the eastern boundary OF
the property do not adequately
shield 1t from his clients land
The YMCAs attorney, r
Robert Linowes, said that ex.
perts have testified that the
trees constitute sufficient
screening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Boys Drop Loot
In Police Chase

Three boys about 8 years old
dropped their loot and got
away yesterday after a motor
cycle policeman saw them
coming out of the ran-sacked
Offices at Griffith Stadium.
Pvt. William F. Jackson said
he saw them leaving the
premises and chased them up
an alley behind the 900 block
of U street NV. When they
saw he was gaining on them.
they dropped two small satchels
and escaped.
The bags contained a table
radio, binoculars, a wall baro-
meter, a desk clock, two
electric razors, and four cigar
cite lighters taken from a
second floor Office. Police said
the window had been left open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Negroes Hit Byrd
For Court Attack

RICHMOND, Va, May 4
(AP) "A recent attack by Sem
ator Byrd, Democrat Of Vir-
GINA, on the Supreme Court
has drawn protests from dele
gates attending a Negro frater-
nifty convention here.
Members Of Phi Beta Sigma
resolved Saturday that the
Committee on Un-American
Activities should take action
against the veteran Virginia
Democrat. The resolution will
be sent to the committee.
Senator Byrd, in a speech
Friday at Warrenton, asserted
the Supreme Court is claiming
power that could be used to
destroy our system Of States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

Montgomery County ofiieials
said today . decision win be
made within two weeks on the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Young
Mems Christian Association re-
quest TO build a $3.50 900 fam
lily center" on old Georgetown
road.
The last OF five hearings In
the YMCA case was held before
the County Board OF Appeals
Saturday In Rockville. Since
the first hearing last July. civic
opposition 10 the request has
dwindled 10 two property own
ers near the "Y" tract and one
other resident who objected "a
possible trafic hazards.
The planned site is located
on 10 acres on the east side Of
Old Georgetown road between
Beech and Spruce Tree avenues
In Bethesda. The center would
include a $240. 900 indoor swim.
ming pool, football and soft
ball fields, a picnic area, a bad
minton court and the head
quarters building.
The property is known as thu
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here in the Catholic Informal
ton Center. TAI Fifteenth
street NV.
It's sort Of a counterpart Of
the well-known Alcoh Ollie
Anonymous and is helping to
fill the great gap left by lack
Of outpatient and followup care
by mental institutions.
There are some 40 regular
members in the District group
and another Is in the nearby
Falls Church group.
The primary aim of Recov-
cry, Inc, the District chapter
says, lis to present an after
care method devised to prevent
relapses in former mental pa
TENTS and chronicity in nervous
patients.
DR.. Abraham Low. Chicago
psychiatrist and author, started
Recovery, Inc, some 81 years
ago. In the last eight years
chapters have sprung up
throughout the country.
Recovery, Inc. now has 27S
groups in So cities and Is
States. Its national headquar-
tiers is in Chicago. ~
1t is non-sectarian and open
to all who are eligible regard
less Of race or religion.
Members attempt to help
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Woman Physicist
Injured in Fall

A young woman physicist
from England suffered head in
juries last night when she tum-
bled down a darkened passage
way in Silver Spring.
DR.. A. Aurial Ross, 30, was
rushed to Washington Sanitar-
ium where she underwent ex-
ploratory surgery. The opera
ton disclosed that although she
received a severe cash, she did
not suffer a fracture. Her con-
dition today was described as
good.
The accident occurred about
8 pm. after DR.. Ross and Mr..
and Mrs. Linn Hoover, with
whom she has been visiting at
20l5 Glen Ross road. Silver
Spring, left a parking lot on
Bonifant street.
Mrs. Hoover said they en-
tered the passageway by mis-
take and that in the darkness
DR.. Ross tumbled down a flight
of concrete stairs.
The physicist, who is at
tached to the Clarendon Labo-
ratory at oxford University
came to the United States to
attend the American Physical
Society meeting here last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
2 Charged !:
With Shots
At Negro, Is

Fairfax County police To-Day
reported a shooting spree SAT-
urday night at Gum Springs.
south OF Alexandria. in which
two white men were charged
with firing at least six pistols
shots at a teen-age Negro.
Charged with shooting In
public In a warrant sworn TO by.
the youth, Stanley Huston. 10,
OF Gum Springs. were James II.
Baker. 81. and George Often.
38. both laborers and residents
OF the Nightingale Trailer
Court. In the $500 block OF
Richmond highway. The charge
is a felony.
The teen-ager was charged
with curses and abuse in a war
rant sworn to by Baker. All
three are scheduled to appear
in County Court May Z.
Fairfax Detective Corpl. Mar
vim Herrell. who went to the
scene about 10 pm. after
Gum Springs residents heard
the shots fired, gave the follow
ing account:
Baker and Often, returning
from a fishing trip in the Oc-
cOquan area. were driving
through Gum Springs. Passing
through the shopping area the
men said Huston. standing on
the sidewalk, shouted at them
to slow down because children
we're playing in the streets.
Corpl. Harrell said the men
stopped and an argument en-
sued, during which Huston
grabbed a 2-by-4 plank.
Baker and Often then drove
to Bakers home where they
picked up two .22-caliber pis-
tolls. They drove back to the
scene and while still in the car
fired "a number of shot in
Huston's direction" as he stood
in front of a market. The shots
went wild and Huston was not
hit, police said.
Baker and Often posted
1000 bond each. Huston was
held on $3.50 bond. (.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Scholarship Honors
Msqr. Rukowski

The Forestville tMd) Cham
Der Of Commerce today an.
nounced establishment Of a
high school student scholarship
honoring Mnsgr. Peter p.
Rakowski. Catholic dean OF
Prince Georges County.
Mnsgr. Rakowski. director OF
five parishes. and has been
active in Catholic work in the
county for more than 20 years
The scholarship will bs
awarded TO a student at Mount
Calvary High School. to be
completed this year, Fred
Spinks, Chamber President
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
1,400 Dance Students
To Give Exhibition

Fourteen hundred students
in the Arlington Recreation
Departments dance classes
win perform in the third an
nual Dance Week to be held
daily at 7:3O pm. Wednesday
through Saturday at Kenmore
Junior High School, Arlington.
Demonstrations will include
ballet. tap, Hawaiian, square
and social dancing. as well as
tn m bling, acrobatics and
baton-twirling. A ballet work.
shop will climax the program
on May 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Allied Civic Group
Seeks Nominations

The Allied Civic Group Of
Silver Spring is seeking nomi-
nations for its annual Charles
G. Stott Award for outstand-
ing civic service on behalf of
the Silver Spring Wheaton
area.
Nominations should be re-
ceived by May IL by the
Awards Committees, Allie d
Civic Group, Inc, GIG Els
worth drive, Silver Spring.
The recipient will be an
nounced at the civic groups
annual banquet in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Lumber Firms Sufe
Is Looted of SLIT

The Murphy & Ames Lumber
Co., 1920 Fort Myer drive. Ar
lington, was broken into over
the week end and $177 taken
from a safe, police reported.
The theft was discovered to-
day when a police cruiser no.
ticed a broken window. Police
said a safe had been ripped
open and the money taken
from it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Benefit Dinner
To Aid Hospital

The Arlington Chamber of
Commerce will hold benefit
dinner May 20 at the Mayflower
Hotel.
The proceeds of the dinner a
$100-a-plate affair. are to go
to Arlington Hospital and the
Arlington Chapter of the
American Cancer Society. .
Tickets may be obtained
through Andrew M. Barr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

each other at meetings by CIV
ing examples. describing their
symptoms and exchanging in
formation. The sessions are not
meant to supplant the physi-
clan.
The group has a mutual-aid
phone call arrangement, but
one member may not call an
other for help without previous
consent. Phone calls are limited
to five minutes and should be
devoted to the Spotting Of
trouble.
The group recommends that
members talk about their
symptoms and problems only
with their doctors and fellow
Recovery, Inc, members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
MontgomeryScheduIes
BOZ rec Rabies Clinics

Montgomery County Health Department has scheduled
thirty free rabies vaccination clinics beginning next Monday
for dogs owned by Montgomery County residents.
Length of time for each clinic reduced to hour
and half In contrast to the two-hor earlier
years because county veterinarians protested reduction
their pay from $3.50 to $40 per hour.
The Health Department reminded that all dogs
must be vaccinated be eligible tags
The animal doctors and the countys Health Department
urged that persons accompanying dogs be able control their
PETS Several doctors declared that their problems
was with dogs brought by children not strong enough
to hold them for the vaccination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Musical Comedy Set

CONGREGATION Beth-Els
Bethel Players will present an
original musical comedy. "A
Glass Of Tea" at $3.50 pm. on
Saturday and May l6 at 82l5
Old Georgetown road, Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
DOG Trials Slated

The Hyattsville Dog Training
Club will sponsor obedience
trials May II at Magruder
Park. More than $50 entries
are expected at the event to be
held between 8 am. and 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Choir Concert Friday

Thee 35-voice choir Of the
Ashton Methodist Church will
present a spring concert at S:l5
pm. Friday in High School,
Sandy Spring, Md. Proceeds
will be used for the church
building fund.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

Pierce HuXter. OF Richmond. and
Mrs. B. L. Apperson. ST..
Some of the Mt. Zion people at
tended churches of other denomi-
nations after attending services at
their church Mrs Lawrence jam
erson and Ronnie, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ K. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. T L.
Hudeins and Mrs. C. T. Davis al
tended services at Trinity Presy-
terrain Church at New Canton At
this service Mrs Lizzie Gilbert and
Mrs. Hazel Harris sang a duet.
Alone.
AZ Hvmn Sing
A number Of the community
people attended The Hymn Sing at
Rocky Mount Methodist Church.
The Mt Zion choir participated in
the program. The next Sing will be
held at Mt Zion the fifth Sunday
il May.
Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert was hostess
to the Mt. Zion WINS Wednesday
evening, March a5
MI. and Mrs. N. j. Snyder ara
family. Of Mclean were holiday
guests Of her parents, Mr.. ana MI
A. H Martin.
Rev ard Ms J R. HODGES we've
breakfast guests Of Mr. end Mr.
Eldon Patterson Sunday morning
j + Blevens. who spent The win
ter with relatives III Maryland. Is
visiting Nh. and Mrs.. J !. David
son and Nh and Mrs J ~ BIOL
ford.
Guests IL. MI Id.,"
MIS- w. r. Percy. Mrs, A. r.
Grose. Mrs. william Lipscomb ana
three sons an of Richmond. ami
MI and Mrs. haywood Bogas ant
family, Of Fairfax. were recent
guests Of Mi and Mrs. Kenneth
Percy at Mt. Ida.
Ny and Mrs. Earl Woodfin. Of
Richmond. we're holiday guests Of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Mead
Woodfin.
+ L. Hudeias was a breakfast
guest Of M and Mrs. John DAVIS
Sunday morning
Mrs. Rosa Snlmake. OF Washing
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

M+ Be-sic Parker cni9yed Hi
Easter holiday Nth her s.otfaf
lh-law ana ter. Afr did
MIS- Fitzsimmons ID WlHamsba
They visited Naas Head NC. and
other places along tire coast
Mr. and Nrs Z. W sandersaa
rct'Hnod home following fen.dav
mp 70 Miami. Fla Thev were WI
coined ~ . number Of friends Who
called to SEQ them during ne
week crd.
Around 50 persons gathered for
the Sunrise pageant al Thomas
Chapel Easter morning and the
breakfast which followed. Bobby
sanderson Of Richmond. drove up
fol' tho program and returned ito
Richmond for the day.
Mr., and Mrs Dennis Hart enter
tanned her sister. Of Richmond. and
Student friend Of hers from Bur-
ma over the week end. Miss Re
becca Hart Of Harrisorb'rg spent
the Easter holidays at home.
MI and Mrs. Franklin Adams
and children, Of Richmond. spent
Easter with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Adams.
Mesdames r. S. Martin and CA.
Sfonnell attended church program
3 Tar Wallet Tuesday
Mrs f Randolph Harrison Ut
tended the Home Demonstration
planning meeting ii Cumberland
Tuesday
Seniors leaving for their trip to
New York on Monday included
Jimmy Frayser, MADISON Speas
Bobby Adams. John sanderson.
Ernest Ford. Rice Hooe, Nellie
Mae Stonnell and Sunny Martin. Of
this community.
Mis- Ola Walton was presented
life membership in the WSCS in the
Sunday morning service al Thomas
Chapel
MI and Mrs j X. stonnen,
Lynne Pat and Wade and Mr.. and
Mrs Leland Walton. Lee and Allen.
Of Richmond. attended T h m S
Chapel Sunday morning.