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RON G. Oficers and
| emberS of Vincent B.
Jsteilo Post No. Is,
nerican Legion, are
! reby notified Of the death
Comrade BYRON @.
! RSON. Costello Guard
1rvices will be held Nom
/; October IL, at 8 pm.
H. Hines Co. Funeral
14th st. NV. All friends
9rS are invited to attend.
I . MONSTERS, ST.,
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MAGRUDER. LUCY Z. The fami

MIDDLETON, GERALD I. In SINCERE
thanks to all who were so kint
n the death q T my husS BAN r SEE
away June 20, 1853.
God giveth and God taketh away.
MRS, GLADYS r MIDDLETON.
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IEFFEKSON, LAWSON 8, ST. on
Saturday, October 10, 1859, Law
beIoYsS Su,b s5 Of Of i b1Se
v. Jefferson and father OF Law
son s., jr.: Flora Z. and Dorothy
M. Jefferson Also surviving are .
brother. Thomas Jefferson; three
nieces, two nephews and other rela-
tlves and many friends. After 4 pm.
Tuesday friends are invited to call
at the Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920
9th st NV. Remains will lie in
state from 10 am. to 1890 pm.
wednesday. October IA, at First
Baptist Church, 9th and Dumbarton
ave. NV, where services will be
held at pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 10
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MARION NJ. MINOR. S SdGimtman01 Z;

I RON G. Oncers and
q lhers of Grande Voiture
TIA. Forty and Eight,
requested to attend
q on funeral services Of
late voyageur, BYRON
/ CARSON, at the Hines
eral Home, 14th and
NV, Monday, Octo-
y. at 8 pm.
! Kiln H. BRITToN.
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ARMY SPECIALIST 30
} SEa F. :, On CIT. Friday sIS.,,o October 2
ARMY SPECIALIST 4/c JOE p
MALLARD, husband Of Barbara J.
Mallard Of TIA Jackson ave, Falls
Church, Va, son of Mrs, Rose NAL
lard Of sheibyyille, Tenn, and
brother of Mrs Sarah Jane Cogdill
of Shelhyville, Tenn. Notice of
funeral later. Please note change
Of previous notice. II
MAY, HELEN C.. NEE McMahon). On
Saturday, october 10. 1859, at Ar
lington. Hospital, HELEN C.. MAY,
wife Of 9. Edward May and sister
Of Mrs. Henry p. Batch, J. wallace,
z. Raymond and J. Dent McMahon
Friends may call after noon on
Sunday at the residence OF her ais
ter, 1903 N. Utah St, Arlington, Va.
REQUIEM mass at the Shrine Of the
Blessed Sacrament, Western ave. and
0uesada ct. NV, on Tuesday, o.
tober 10. at 10 am. Interment Mt
oliVet Cemetergs IL
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WILSON z WEsTBRooK' ''
Grand CT lrrespondant. IL

COLLINS. GO RDoN M. On Thursday,
G ffMs 9; go tsGs; , doR pa NJ Col
vile. Nd, eloved husband Of Myrtle
N Collins and father Of Evelyn c.
Woriey All d Helen M. jameson;
brother of Theresa kaufman, Lii
liam Manga ID, Mildred Hatcher, Or
row p, Ham G and PurVis L.
call at thIs Gasch Funeral Home,
1893 Baltt more ave., HyattsVille,
Md, wheret services will be held on
Monday. o. tober ~. at 9 am. In
vile, Md. Visiting hours after i
pm. Satura az, October 10. II
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JOHNSON. GEORGE HORACE. q,

Suddenly. on Thursday, October 8,
1853. GEORGE HORACE JOHNSON.
devoted husband Of Louise o. john
son and beloved father of Wanda,
Deborah. Donna and George Horace
Johnson. ir. He also leaves to
mourn their loss his mother, Mrs.
Ora Johnson: two sisters. Mrs. Made
line 6ordors and Mrs. Oracle Boxer
son; one brother, Forrest johnson,
and other relatives and many
friends. After l pm. Monday, Octo-
Der II, the remains WI lie in state
st the st. Paul Baptist Church,
neral services will be held Tues
day. October L3. at 1 pm, the
Rev. James Z Mccoy cff!ciating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Arrangements by the John T.
RhineB & Co, Funeral Home 10
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6esobef g 3 ieSs. Z. Arli mn pFIaa o::
Pital, JUNE WHITE GIBBS Of
Vienna, Va, beloved wife Of Ray
A.. Gibbs, ir; daughter of Mrs.
Odell White and sister OF Robert
I; White, both Of South Norfolk,
ton Funeral Home, 1901 North Fair
fax drive, Arlington, Va. until 10
pm. Sunday. october H. Funeral
services on Tuesday, October 10, at
2 pm at the Francis Gay Funeral
Home, South Norfolk, Va. Interment
South Norfolk, Va, II
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ENT IT SLIsuE. fEhRsLEs D, -. Suddenly.
c ssl&asffs B. ENrER niaR 81 Il. Be- Ss:
loved HUSBAND T of LORNA A, Enter
line and faith er of Charles M. and
Bunny Enterf he. He also Is sur
vived by two I grandchildren, Fu-
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope I'd .
Sc. (parking facilities), on Mon.
day, October ~, at III am In.
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery, IL
ESKRDGE, EST q c. OF $40 Shady
side ave-, Suit hnd. Nd, on October
g., 1859, hu band Of Grace
Eskridge, faith q Of Darlene K. and
Raymond c. z t6rtdge, son Of Shelby
Eskridge. IT. 10 sisters and one
6Tother also survive. Services at
Chambers Fur raj Home, SIT 18th
st. Sc, on ! tuesday, october 10.
az 10 am Interment Arlington
National Cent atery.
FAULK, ZELLAGl q. WooDNG. On Fri
T6sy' oct October 'w 1889, at Norfolk.
aunt of Dr.. c. H. Wooding OF
norfolk Va, n Ray Morris Wood
Iia ag 81 q, wMl WI i!lIs, y x; Sister;in-
On Wednesdn: October IA, after
II;5O an. Hends are invited to
ead at the M Guire Funeral Home,
lS2O 9th St. NV, where services
WI Pc neld pm. Interment
Lincoln Aenfol pal Cemetery. IL
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Dratha

MAY. HELEN O. The members OF
Court District Of Columbia
No. 2l2, Catholic Daugh-
a tiers OF America, are re-.
50eE2 quested to assemble at 1908
N3& North Utah ST., Arlington,
Va, on Monday evening,
October ~, at gao, TO re.
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Der 8. 1859. at Doctors Hospital.
FRAN M. PRINCE Of 5sO7 I4th
st. NV, beloved wife Of German
Faulkner Of LexinTton. Ky: Mrs
Matte Berry and Mr.. M. Pinney
Of Chapel Hill. N. C.. Services at
the s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 14th st. NV on Monday,
october IL, at 1890 am. park
coin Cemetery. IL
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day, %, 1gt S 81 1859 R y G5Sl
Heights. Md, husband Of Enda E.
Fuller, father Of Christine and
Ramona Z. Fuller jr.; son Of Der;
Lucie Anderson and Leroy Fuller.
Also surviving are other relatives
and friends. After 3 pm. Sunday.
October IL, friends may call at the
Rollins Funeral Home, 1899 Hunt
at 1 pm. Monday, October IL, the
Rev Arthur Luckett officiating In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. IL
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NEAL. sERGT. WALTER. On Mon
day. October 5. 1859, at Veterans
Hospital, Bronx, New York. sERGT.
WALTER NEAL, husband Of the
late Mamie Neal. Interment on
at Arlington National Cemetery
Local arrangements by MCGUIRE.
Inc. S,10,11
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RANsDELL, EDWARD LEONARD.

RANsDELL. EDWARD LEONARD.
sSssSsni EbwaRp 5ufIsfeooS NAR RE'0Rs Rams
band Of n sS virSini s R GsnSSsd n Snd
father Of Edward Leonard Ransdell
III and Mary Katherine Ransdell.
NJ hr, also Sds Is s RsnSe BY t his HS tes
Mrs. Samuel Hughes Of Falls Church.
berry. Of Woodlawn. Nd. Services
will be- held on Monday. October
intermsnt Ariinston SFi National Msa i cem:
etery. Relatives and friends in
REYNOLDS, EMMA. Suddenly. on Sat-
EiilSip'f sE3 SSs So vi wife 81 JAMES Rs
Reynolds, daughter Of Julia Robin
son, mother Of Joan Edwards and
M Many, EeynSl6s srandmotnsr 81 81
Virginia Johns %aL0' isabelle 's Jclda6 q.
Frances M, Turner, helen MONT
gomery. Beulah Carter. Clarence and
John Robinson She is also survived
by other relatives and friends. Notice
William Spangler Funeral Home,
624 Sth St ne.
hickey, ALICE CHARLOTTE. On
Saturday. October 10, 1859. at
afcE 1oSP1Hsr RGkEY zU 81 sc5
18th, st. south, Arlington, Va. be-
loved wife Of Robert J. Hickey.
mother Of Evelyn r. Dentz and sister
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1888 Pa. ave. NV, after IL noon
until 10 pm. Sunday, October II.
Services and interment North Ber-
RISLEY, MARY ELVIRA. OF 1901 31st
St, South Arlington, Va, on October
10, 1859, beloved wife of Raymond
8; Risley. mother Of Edgar L. Cook,
Upton and Mrs. Maude Warner
Services and interment Hancock,
N. H. Services by Chambers.
ROSS, FLORENCE Z. LIZZIE). On
Mss Sai'f T. kKos5 g0 81 g
Randolph place NV. She leaves to
mourn their loss a devoted niece,
Mrs. Maybelle B. Brown; q devoted
. devoted greatenepheW, Harold N.
Brown; great-niece-in-law Mrs.
Sylvia Brown. both of New York
City and other relatives and many
f friends Remains 1aJ rest TIM; 81 hOr-
on sunday, October IL, at 2 pm,
where services will be held on Mon
day. october II. at l pm. the
1nterment Arlington National Gem.
etery IL
RYAN, KATIE I. On Thursday. DC.
tober s. 1859, KATIE T. RYAN Of
4S4I St Barnabas9rd., Temple Hills,
Md, beloved wife Of George NJ.
Ryan, mother of Ethel Mattingly and
Hester Harper: sister of Rose e.
Ryan and Marian C, Pratt. She
also is survived by i've grandchil-
dren and five Observation-Disclosures
Friends may call at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home. 131 18th
st Sc. from 2 to. pm, and from
q to 10 pm, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, October o, 10 and IL, where
s5xlSss ~ S l Rsls on R MEfndsy
and friends invited. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. IL
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OA y iS5s SAT On FFd RsI,,e oet ss:
ton, va. il ATE Davis, wife &c Of the the
late Henry Z Davis, mother Of Mrs.
RUBY PeariA N. Mrs Bessie Fairfax,
Mrs, Beatr1 &c Lester. Norman and
Meredith Pc Wis; sister Of Mrs. Mandy
Davis and Mrs. Harriet Mayhueh.
Funeral SCI vices will be held on
Tuesday. a :tober 10, at 2 pm. at
the Everly Funeral Home, ia W.
Main st., Fairfax Va. Interment
at the resiS snce Of Mrs. n. by B. Fs ar.
lax, RID No. 1. Fairfax Station,
va, until 10 pm. Monday, oato.
Der IL, theA ice al the EVERY Funeral
Home.
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October 8. 1853, JAMES EARL
GINGELL of 440S Beechwood I'd,
Hyattsville, Md, beloved husband OF
the late Sadie Gingell and father
Of Bessie L. Farrell and Loring E.
Mabel Whip and Dorothy Bennett
Mr.. Gingell rests at the Gasch Fu-
neral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville. Md Services at the
Fort Lincoln Cemetery MausoleuFil
on Monday. October 10, at 10 am
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment private. IL
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lRetlred(. On saturday, October
Nd. beloved husband Of the late
Nora Kennedy (nee Dugan). Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd.
The rosary will be recited at the
tooer 10. at 7:45 pm. Services on
Wednesday, October IA, at Our
Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church,
East--West hwy and Pearl St., Be-
thesda. Nd. where requiem mass
Arlington National Cemetery. Is
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f BEAN 0 SSSsN & B sSs ySS5Sda
St, Mclean, Va, beloved wife Of
Cart L (, N. 4 Bryan, -. y 3 n X;
ert Bryan, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Watts Btan Of Lexington, KY.
and sister Of Crosby Bean OF Hous-
ton, Tex. and Mrs. Sam Donnell
Of GoldSboro, N. C Friends are In
yited to eaa q the Bethesda Chevy
Pumphrey, Bethesda. Nd. Services
on Tuesday. October ID, at the
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, Va.
at 2 pm. lntermept Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers,
econtri6utio1s may be made 10 the
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PRre eIs d sAAR eSt0O eARS1cA asSS
of 2206 Fklagler place NV, beloved
daughter OF Roland s and Isabelle
CARMEL fael; sister Of Deborah,
Linda, Do -othy and Sehila Car
michael. ALSO surviving are other
relatives I'D many friends, After
pm. MoE day. October 10, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral ENIme. 1920 9th st. NV,
where prajIers will be said at g
am. Tuesd ay, October 10. Inter-
ment Arliu gton National Cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-12

These prices are effective until close
Of business Saturday. March "A. 1859.
except produce prices which are SUBJ
ieet TO daily market changes. We re-
serve the right TO limit quantities.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

fan.lg. Mr.. ard Mrs. Hobart Harris
and family ana Mr. and Mrs Sam
Coleman. Of Apnona5Fox.
r J0' 4 Glover and Sgt and
aa Harold Glover recently spent
rral GAYS with M and Mrs.
nit Cook lip Richmond.
Sunday callers in the Glover Ellis
home we're MI. and Mrs, Kermit
Cock and family. Mn and Mrs. Dick
Glover and Brenda Of Richmond.
and Mrs. Calvin Morris and girls.
George Shumal@er. Of Brook
neal Was taken i'll while visiting
here Sunday He was taken 10
s9athside Community snital in
T aiaVille and from tire to a
Iivaca5ng HOSPITAL
1frs. Ora Glover, Of Appomattox
visited 71rs CalHn Morris, satur-
aaT afternoon
Sunday visitors Of The r. 1 Har-
II family incI91ed Mr. and Mrs.
TleoJ 1asr:s ot Green Bay. ard
Daoiir' aad Frances Harris, Of
e'lnond.
George slnunahar. Aubrey and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

Nancy Morgan and ElHaseEh Ann
Parker Of DillVvn, R9aTa ~ Spent
Thursday afternoon with Carole
Jeanne ana Linda Susan MOTIFS.
Put four girls from niqe tn ~ vears
of age. q fine aftsrgoon. open llalGs.
one ball and some Lemonade to-
gether. stir well and YOU have 4
recipe for happiness. 7 was iHst
too short an afternoon for the girls.
Mrs r. c. Moore. Of FAILS
Church. IS spendiHq the week vlth
her parents Capt. and 1Irs. ~ ~
Saul.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Repass. Joan
William Orange are staying d few
days at MIR and Mrs r. c. Moore 5
cabin near Falls Church.
Surprise week end guests " Dir.
and Mrs. Luther Harris were a4tr
and Mrs W'oodard Eas6ins and two
sons. Of Tennes Sunday visitor
IN the Harris home we're Mr.. an5
Mrs GEORGE s1lmal.al and Junior.
Of Brookreal; Mr.. aad Mis-. Gurus
Nester and family. Of Lynchbur y
AIR and Mrs Aubrey Morris and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

II seemed quite strange h |
Father Day and the first day Of
summer should be CT the same
day. Fortunately. the heat was not
extreme as 80 many families had
many visitors 10 spend the d "A "
with them. They also served de-
licious food
Guests Of MI. and Mrs. II u.
Dobbins during the week end We're
Mr.. and MIS-. Francis Dobbins. Of
Toccca. Ga. Mr.. and Mrs. R { 4
Dobbins. Of Richmond. spent Sun
day with them. Other guests were
MI. and Mrs Paris Dobbins and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Maxey
and children, of PoWhatan G. II !.
Mr.. and MIS- w. A. Nixon and
sons, Bcb and Billy. ana Mss Maud
Whitaker. o. Rapidan and Mr. and
Sam Alexandria and daughter. Ell
len. OF Richmond
The service was held at I'm
manuel p. E. Chlrch Sunday at
$50 m. with NJ. Ross Bact0n con
Quoting the morning prayer and
sermon
The Powhatan Circle of Pfovi
dence Church met Wednesday will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26

Billy Norris spent Saturday after
noon fishing Ten nice fish were
caught. Mrs. aubrey Morris and
children spent the same time with
her parents and sisters. she re
ported a grand time
The hot dry weather is wonder
sul for small grain harvest and the
combine are OFT II full force It is
not SO good On the corn crop and
gardens which need water very
muck.
MY. Henson Morris Mas in
Lynchburg last week to see a
specialist about her infected hand
He treasured her that It would get
well in time But. to her. time
seems to have no end, Her hand
vas injured in September.
Mrs, Frank Gown is reported re-
covering from an operation at
So4,hsiGe Community Hospital. She
hopes to Be home this week.
InclUded OF tie sick list last week
were Cannie Ellis and Walter Nor
iis- Colds accounted for their i'll
ness.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
Pomplin RID Z News
kennedys Return TO
Columbus, Ohio

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kennedy
and daughter, Sharon. and Clare
Calkin have returned to Columbus.
Ohio. after visiting the D. 7. Bakers
for few days.
Herbert Carwile. Of Petersburg
and Mrs. Gland Morris ard family,
Of Rucslneham. visited their father
Sunday. He is much improved after
being sick.
Mrs Harry Martin ana Son, Cdr
Thomas Martin. VI WASHINGTON,
were visitors Of the R an Jeffer-
sons at "Tranouillity, Friday and
Saturday
Mrs. Clarence Bradshaw Ana
family. Of Durham. n. O., aie
spending some time with her par
ents. Mr.. ard Mis. Il c. Cunning
ham
Week end guests Of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Baker, were Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Baker arc
children. Of WASHINGTON, and Miss
Ann l.. Baker and w II. Beasley
Of Richmond. The Billy Johnsons
Of Farmville. were Sunday callers
Of the Bakers.
Mrs. E. 7. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. W n CUNNINGHAM. Of Rich
mond, spent the week end II The
L. NJ CUNNINGHAM nome. Robbie
and Mike returned to Richmond
with their parents after visiting
their grandparents. TIE Ginning
hams and the Robert Lee JoAescs
n Farmville, for two weeks.
Monday, Mr. and MRS. J. Butlel
borgsworth Of Mart.nsviiles were
callers Of the CMninghanls and thf
G IT, McCalls.
Mrs. Dick Shorter was hostess fol-
a Stanley party. Monday night.
The farmers are busy COMBINING
wheat ard hauling il to market
There is 4 great need for rain.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
First Day OF Summer And Fathers
Day Bring Many Visitors TO Belona

Mrs. Les Mason at the "Glebe.'
The meeting was most interesting,
and enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grove, Of
FishersWlle, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur e. Webb. T II y
brought Wilbur Webb from Massa
aetta to spend the day with his
parents.
Mrs. James Hawkes. and daugh-
ter, of Wilson are spending sew
eral days with j. E. Braudrick and
MI. and Mrs. John Booker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Bowles and
children, MI. and Mrs. G. M. Bell.
Bell. Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. w. F.
Fabry. all Of Richmond, spent
Fathers Day with MI and Mrs.
c. VA. Bell. Lille May Bell return
ed Sunday to be with her parents.
She went back to Richmond in the
evening.
The pastor, Joseph G. Matthews
conducted the service at Providence
Church Sunday at II I'M. The at
tendance was quite good
The many friends are happy tC
know that Philip Brauer is home
after being a patient in Johnston
Willis Hospital and trust he may be
quite well soon.
Mrs. Fl. H. Dobbins was caller
on Miss Birdie Baugh Sunday af
terno0n. She is always a most vel
come visitor.
After the delightfully."- cool weather
that we enjoyed, June p brough
an extremely hot and disagreeablt
day.
The birds extend best wishes tt
the Herald and all bird lovers.
Evening star., 1959-11-01
November z
5-Mon Behind the Bodse.
9.Hennesev. Comedy

S-Hennesey. Comedy.
Hennesey foroets his rank and
lives up TO the credo of the service
by convincing an unwilling od-
nriroI he must lose weight. Jockie
Cooper, Roscoe korns.
1890
5-By-line Steve Wilson.
7-Men With q comero.
The Man Below" Kovoc goes
into q. mining town to investigate
on insurance froud. Charles
Bronson stors.
9-June Allyson Show. Dromo.
Love Is O Heodoche." A young
girl living in a New York tene-
rent oreo develops secret crush
on O neichborino singer. Akin,
Tomiroff, Denise Alexander.
4.News end loecl News.
COLOR. iorkness. Word.
5-Storlisht TheoteE. Movie.
ia Hours. French Line" 1854.
Jone Russell.
7-WorId News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports
Mudd. Douolos. Donieis.
l1:l0
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Allen. SieeeI. Molkie.
HAS
4-News. Weather. Spts. CoIr.
Rosh Forester. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
~ Hours. "Morie Antoinette.
1888. Normo Sheorer, Tyrone
Power, Robert Morley.
ll:2S
7-Boekstcge. Bunny Wneck.
ll:30
4-Joek Parr Show. Variety.
IVA Hours. Guest: Hildeoorde.
7-Wolter Winehell File.
1900
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
1890
1.-The Lords Prayer.
l2:45
5-Thousht for the Doy.
l:00
4-lnspiFotion.
9-Meditction. Weather.
Evening star., 1959-11-01

SES'~IN ~~FF9~0V y :
Hennesey foroets his rank and
lives up to the credo of the service
by convincing an unwilling od-
rnirol he must lose weight. Jockie
Cooper, Roscoe korns.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12
ROtarians Hear
Exchange Plan

The Rev. William H. Revelle,
Jr., pastor of Asbury Methodist
Church, and George v. Kirk,
superintendent of the Smyrna
Special School District, conduct
ed a panel discussion on the
American Field Service Foreign
Exchange Student program, now
being forwarded in this area at
the meeting of the Smyrna Rot
ary Club Thursday night. They
explained the proposal to have
a visiting student at the John
Bassett Moore High School dur
ing the l959-60 school year and
of the support needed by COM
munities in the entire school
district, which covers northern
Kent County. Clarence Collins,
chairman of the program, pre-
sented the speakers. Rex D. Gil
more, president, appointed Will
liam E. Matthews, Jr., Clarence
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12

been to produce clothing requir-
ing a minimum amount of care.
Considerable strides have been
taken to develop clothing that
will look well laundered and
pressed after being run through
an automatic washer and dryer.
frequently the ease of care
implied by the wash-and-wear
label has fallen short of the
claims of the manufacturer and
the expectations of the custom
er.
The industry is now trying to
set standards for evaluating the
performance of wash-and-wear
fabrics and clothing in order to
remove confusion about just
what wash-and-wear m e ans,
Miss Reed said.
The textile apparel industry
is devoting research funds to
further technology for wash-and
wear goods and continued i'm
provement is expected, the re-
port said.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12
All Center Sets
June Dedication

The National All Center in
Washington, D. c. will open Of
ficially June l6, 1859, accord
ing to an announcement by the
Board of Trustees of the Ma
tional All Club Foundation.
State All Club leader Sam
Gwinn, said formal dedication
ceremony will open the center
on the date set, whether con-
struction of the center is finish
ed or not. The dedication cere-
mony will be coordinated with
the National All Conference
held in Washington, at the same
time.
Funds for the purchase and
development of the center were
donated by business groups, A.
H Club members and other
friends of All. The center was
purchased on Feb. 9, 1851 for
approximately $375,O00 and is
now being remodeled for a cost
of nearly $850,000.
When construction is COM
pleted, Gwinn said the center
will serve as a working monu-
ment to the All movement and
a leadership and citizenship
training center for All members
everywhere.
The National All Foundation
was created by the Extension
Service in l948 as a private ed
ucational body to plan, conduct
and handle funds for programs
of international education such
as the International Farm Youth
Exchange; acquire and develop
a National All Center, and ar
range for and provide opportun-
ity at the Center for training of
individuals in educational pro-
grams; and provide fellowships
and scholarships for profession
al Improvement of Extension
workers.
Smyrna times., 1959-02-12
Rehoboth Camping Areas Readying
For Their Busiest Summer Season

The state-owned beach and
camp lands between Rehoboth
and Indian River Bays and the
Atlantic Ocean, used by an esti-
mated 435,000 persons in 1858,
are expected to attract even
larger numbers of campers, pic
nickers, sun-bathers and fisher
men in 1859, reports the Della
ware State Development De-
partment.
While the areas around In
dian River Inlet and the Della
ware Dunes" have become in
creasingly popular each year,
much of the anticipated increase
in 1859 use is expected to result
from a marked Improvement in
facilities. Another factor that
should affect the popularity of
the areas is the fact that, de-
spite improvement of facilities,
the 1858 rates are to remain in
effect.
The State Highway Depart
ment, which administers the
areas, has established the sea
son" to include the period May
% to September l3.
The Key Box Road tenting
area, lying between Delaware
Rte. Ia and the ocean, is being