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To Net Victory

American University brought
its tennis record this season to
So and moved into second
place in the MaSon-Dixon Con-
ference with an 81 victory
over Loyola of Baltimore yes
terday.
In the days top match, un-
beaten Carl Hannah of AU de-
feated Jim Fowler, 60, g.
Later Hannah teamed with
Lloyd Drucker to beat Fowler
and Jerry PreisS in doubles
60, 6-1.
Summaries:
Hannah lAmericanl defeated Fowler
-, 6-2. Metz tAmerican) de.
Ameriean) defeated Carper, 60
90. Baioni (Americanl defeated Mul,
r9GnsyI 1Ms!,,.67 st If. e. Hershey
ST.: prucker (American) defeated
Doubles
fHsnnah and Drucker (Americanl
Ieate6 Fowler and Preiss, 60
eefeateo Carper and Mohler. 6-3
e.. Mulrooney and Michaelle,
SLoyola) defeated Baioni and Bleich
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Goss Gets Last Crack
At Navy Locrossemen
BY DICK SLAY
Star Stan Writer

Roger Goss. Maryland's
walking wounded" attackman
who almost entered the Naval
Academy four years ago, returns
to haunt the Middies' lacrosse
team for the third and last time
Saturday at Byrd Stadium.
Navy partisans no doubt are
thankful this will be their last
look at Roger the Dodger and
his heavily taped right leg. Be-
cause of players like Charlie
Wicker. Jim Happier, Ernie
Betz. Dick Corrigan and now
Goss, the Midshipmen have lost
five years running in this in
tense rivalry.
Roger, a second-team ALL
America choice in 1859, has
come to be compared with
Wicker, one of the games all
time great attackmen who
helped start Maryland's domi-
nation of the Navy series with
"a memorable performance at
Annapolis in 1855.
Wicker was bigger and faster
but GoSS is to this team what
Wicker was to us in IS and
So" Coach Jack Faber ac-
knowledges.
Stars as Feeder
Like Wicker, Goss excels at
feeding teammates for shots at
the goal. With five games re-
naming this spring, the 6-foot-
l, 190-pound senior has a career
total of 80 assists. Wicker's
aggregate 108 in 1886 is re-
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garded as a school record. In
goals scored, Goss already has
passed his forerunner, "A to 66.
He's worn the leg bandage
since his freshman year at st.
PaulS School in Baltimore,
when knee ligamentS we're
damaged in a football game.
However, he made All-City in
lacrosse three times, twice after
transferring to Poly High
School, and also was chosen ALL
Maryland in ice hockey before
Poly gave up the sport.
Although the son of the Bal
timore TV announcer. Bailey
Goss, was a home town athletic
celebrity. he didn't come to
College Park as a prima donna.
Teams Hardest Worker
Hes the hardest worker we
have" Faber attestS. He missed
10 days last year because of the
knee. When he was a Sopho-
more he stepped on a ball and
sprained an ankle. Some kids
would have been out for the
season, but not him"
He played that week against
Navy, contributing to a 1910
victory in overtime.
A year ago Roger made three
goals and three assists on the
way to a 1873 triumph at
Annapolis.
Maryland, unbeaten in five
college games this spring since
an exhibition loss to Mount
Washington Club, has out
scored the opposition, 110 goals
to 81. Goss has had a hand in
AZ goals, including % assists.
Little Jerry Thelen and ALL
America Bob Schwartzberg are
the only other seniors on the
Terp squad. Schwartzberg is
the bull on defense. Thelen is
the flash at midfield. And GoSs,
who is majoring in commercial
art, is the craftsman on attack.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASEBALL
Results Yesterday

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Chamberlain. z; Coolidge.
charlotte Hall, "a; Bulls School, IL.
Prlory, D; Georgetown Prep ..
~. Adams, II: St. James, s.
Wakefield at Fairfax, wet grounds,
e.; Episcopal. 3.
Western, B: Eastern, 4.
Games Today
Wheaton at Blair. $50.
GaitherSburg at B-CC, $50
RICHARD MONTGOMERY at Blsdensbure
estern at Walter johnson, 2 40
Suitland at Northwood, 3:30
St. Anthony at O'Connell, 4:l5.
Carroll at Mackin. $3.50.
Wskefield at Fairfax, &.
Nokesville at Garfield. $3.50.
george Mason at Loudoun County, 4.
Games Tomorrow
Eastern at Anacostia, $3.50.
Chamberlain at Spingarn, $50.
Dunbar at Western, $3.50.
Coolidge at Wilson. $3.50.
Bell at CardoZo, $3.50.
Fairfax at Mount Vernon, 8.
Hammond at Osbourn, 1
CIV at James Madison, 3 $50
WaEe1eld vs.. WI at Bancroft, 8.
Stuart at Annandale, $3.50.
DeMatha at GonZaga, $50.
Carroll at St. Johns, $3.50.
81. stephens at Friends, $3.50.
st. Adams at GEORGETOWN Prep, $50
Quantico. Post at Bulls School, 3:I5.
Laurel at Glenels, $50.
TRACK
Results Yesterday
Groveton, 60ia: WI, 5213.
Tomorrow
Gonzaga at Suitland, $50.
st. Stephens at GeorgetoWn Prep, 3 80
TENNIS
Results Yesterday
Episcopal. s; WI, 8.
Friends, Z; Landon, 2.
Today
Gonzasa at Friends. $3.50.
st. Adams at Georgetown Prep, $50
Tomorrow
Friends .Invitational Tournament, 800
GeoIee Mason at W-I4, 3:3O
BelYoir Prep at Quantico Post, $50.
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HyIon Brings Ia Horses
For Rosecroft Cumpuion

Joe Hylan. still going strong
at 81 as an owner, trainer and
driver of harness horses, has
arrived at Rosecroft Raceway
with string of II horses.
Hylan plans to put all in ac-
ton during the 24-night meet
ing starting May 9.
A native of Norristown, Pa,
Hylan has just come up from
Ponce De Leon Raceway in
jacksonville, Fla.
Hylan is well-known to har-
ness enthusiasts hereabouts. He
took driving honors at Rose
croft, Laurel Raceway and
Ocean Downs in l949, a triple
that hasn't been equaled.
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BOYS Is AND UNDER
Preliminary Round
Coach HospitoIized

NEW HAVEN, April % (AP)
j a m e S Rathschmidt, Yale
crew coach, underwent a throat
operation yesterday. The uni
versity said it did not know
when he could resume his ac-
tiVities with the crew, and
added Freshman Coach Arthur
GilcreaSt will assume Rath-
Schmidt's duties.
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Wilson Nine
Risks Streak

Wilson. defending Interhigh
League champion in baseball
and unbeaten in "a games dat
ing back from last season. viii
be host to Coolidge at 3:1s to.
morrow in a West Division
game.
The Tigers, leading the West
Division with a 80 mark, will
pitch either Wayne Shoemaker
t2-0) or southpaw Sam Swim
dellS Q-0). The Colts, 81 in
league play, will start Stanley
Barr (2-0O.
In non-league games yester-
day. Chamberlain blasted
Coolidge for Is hits and a Us
victory. while Western made
only one hit, a single by Eric
Lewis in the first inning, but
capitalized on IA walks to edge
Eastern. 5-4.
WESTERN 500 600 IS
Reid, Tompkins C6l and Lewis:
Linda, Jones 81, Jackson ca and
Ray.
PRIORY OiO Ol2 o-S 10 z
GEORGN PREP OO2 600 o. s
Ruppsl and Payne; Tyler, Conners
go and Nee.
ST. JAMES O2u III O-64 Al
ST ALBANS 6@9 O2O X-I" s
Shaw. Pitts 90 and MacAllum, Boyd
90; DirkSen and Jonas.
CHAR'E HALL 3O2 1900 6-G4 Is Ia
BULLS HIGH 2@l O42 1-1@ S
Harrington and Weigle; Culp Sea-
vonous go. Thompson a.. SclavonouS
"a. Pontius - and Patterson Home
run-Culp (BulliSl I'd one on.
OO3 go o. II
COOLIDGE OO3 O@I O-S
Handon, Bora C6) and ward: Hill
and Bilbo. HR-WatkinS Chamber
lain). Sd, none on.
WASH. LEE - 12l ZOO 0-6 10 3
EPISCOPAL 800 600 O-3 s I
Dram. Rstheroale 1. Hammond
80 ana Blaisdell; Seitman 90 Fer
suson and Allen.
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Miss Viola B, a 7-year-old
veteran campaigner, and Miss
May B, a 5-year-old, both
owned by Marty Burke, jr., are
among Hylan's charges. He
also has C. J. McKlyo, 6-year-
old PAGER which he co-ownS;
Shamrock Viola and Shamrock
Richard. both owned by Nor
man Lynch of Frankford, Del.
and Abbe's Dusty. All of these
are PAGERS.
His trotters include Martyrs
Last B. and Miss Barbie, prom
ising newcomers.
More than 800 horses are on
the grounds with 200 more ex-
pected to move in this week
end.
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$4,000; claiming tss.ooU; s-yeor-oId.; 6
1OHorses Die
In BeuIah Fire

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April %
(AP) -Beulah Park race track
ofhcials are investigating the
cause of a $4,000 blaze yes
terday that killed 10 thorough
breds, slightly injured a trainer
and razed a large frame barn.
The injured trainer, Will
liam Brady Of Lancaster, Ohio,
was one Of four men sleeping
in the tack room of the old
wooden structure when it
caught fire.
While track officials said they
did not know what caused the
fire, they said there had been
no recent heavy rains and the
area surrounding the barn was
extremely dry. Beulah Park, a
mile track, is currently holding
its spring meeting.
Handlers managed to save
five horses stabbed in the barn,
but one, Jim Ringo, was Seri-
ouSly burned.
The dead horses, valued at
between $4,000 and $4,000,
were Saberman; Coffee Maker
and John Bull, owned by
Johnny johnson, jr., of Hot
Springs, Ark; Black Miss, CO.
owned by Johnson and v.
Thompson; Mr.. ArkanSaw,
owned by G. B. Luhning and
D. johnson; Full o Vim, The
D. A, and Mishmaar, property
Of Happy Acres Farm; Her
Magic, owned by P. Goodwin,
and Tana Town, owned by
Virgil Cook.
None of the horses in the
barn were scheduled to race on
today'S program.
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SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

Ram Cat, Three @, Timmy Ralks,
Irish Dash, Deborah S, Night Bride
Admiral Al, State Express, Elgol.
sugar Loeb, Duck Island, MARYLAND
Lady.
5-Rush For Gold, Big Force. Sea
Time.
s-Wav Lowe. Ponderetta, JetpassaRe
7-Atesa, Regal Zenith, Game STYLE.
s-Dess Polling, Top Union, En- Queues.
9-Head Dancer. Epps Jeppa, Sour
Note.
Best Bet-Dess Polling
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Hobbie Breaks Nose

CHICAGO, April 28 (AP).-
Pitcher Glen Hobbie of the
Cubs suffered a fractured nose
in a freak accident during bat
ting practice yesterday. Hob
bic, standing behind Cal Nee
man, was hit in the face by
Neeman's hand as the Cub
catcher drew back to throw.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Friends Opens
Tennis Event

Hugh Lynch III of George
town Prep and Jack Murphy
Of st. Johns are seeded first
in the two boys divisions which
get under way at $3.50 tomor-
row in the 21st annual Sidwell
Friends Invitational tennis
tournament.
Frank Goeltz of Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Sandy Walker
OF st. Adams and Ronnie Gold
man of Friends are ranked
behind Lynch in the inter-
scholastic division. Behind
Murphy in the 15-and-under
bracket are Linn Foss of
Friends. Bobby Goeltz of Le-
land Junior High and Dicky
Dell OF Landon, in that order.
Pairings tomorrow:
NTERSCHoLAsTIC DIVISION
Preliminary Round
Clark Luikart, Wilson VS.. Ricky Mes
mer, Gonzaga; Mike Held, Landon, VS..
George Callahan, WI; Richard Cum
nlneham, B-CC. VS.. Patrick Moretti,
Maret; Jim Bundy, Blair, VS.. Toby
Symington. st. Adams: Jed Courtney,
Sonzags. VS.. Neal Gross, Maret: Mike
Gibson, WI; Glenn Gould. Walter
Johnson, VS.. John Schwartzman,
FRIENDS; Harry Burn, Episcopal, VS..
David Pao, Wilson.
FIRST Round
Hugh Lynch. Georgetown Prep VS..
Robert Saltzstein, Maret; Doug Pin
COCK; Landon, VS.. Walt Stickney, Wal
ter johnson; Larry Freedman, Wilson,
vs.. John Williams, B-CC: Dave Woody,
Ronnie Goldman, Friends, vs.. steve
Levin, Coolidge; John Smathers, ST,
Adams, VS.. Mummy Yates, Episcopal:
LON Mareellino, Coolidge. vs.. Dave
Barton, Blair; Shelly Gersteinfeld,
Willie Thomas, Roosevelt. VS.. John
Clark, Friends; Dick Galliher, Georee-
town Prep, VS.. Peter Glib, Landon. Jay
Casper, WI vs.. Henry Swift, Epis-
GopaI: John LukenS, Walter johnson,
BOYS Is AND UNDER
Preliminary Round
Peter Rosden, Western JHS. VS.
NICK Friendly, st. Adams; Bobby
Goeltz, Leland JHS, VS.. Malcolm Sim
mons: ST. Adams Bertrand de Lar
genaye. Maret, VS.. Jim Luikart Alice
Deal JHS: Mike Graham, Landon, VS..
CHARLEY Love, Episcopal; Dave Cooper,
North Bethesda JHS, VS.. Steve Grit
ntn' Friends: Mike Conroy, st. Johns,
vs.. Alanson Wilcox, Friends: Joe
Falroanks, Western JHS, VS. Ricky
Dav' North Bethesda JHS; James Gil
pert, Leland, VS.. James Gray, Maret:
Sharley Cook, Episcopal VS.. Dicky
Del, Landon; George Pulupa, ST.
Johns. vs.. Don Graham, st. Albans:
TiCnard T Parker; Georgetown Prep, VS..
Tom MULTI, Leland.
First Round
Jack Murphy, st Johns, VS.. Tucker
King Episcopal; William Ikard Lam
oon. VS.. Rosden-Friendly winner; Bru-
no ue Sauvebeuf, Maret, VS.. Linn
FoSs, Friends.
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Toronto Signs Guard

TORONTO. April 28 (AP).-
Jim Davis, Oklahoma Univer-
sity guard last season, has been
signed by the Toronto Argo-
nauts of the Big Four football
union, it was announced today.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Cards Buy Barnes

ST. LOUIS, April % (AP).-
The Cardinals have purchased
Pitcher Frank Barnes, 81. from
Rochester and optioned handy
man Gene Oliver to the same
club.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
RACING
RESUL IS


BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claim
inE; 3-year-olds: furlongS.
ApriI Bay (knappl ll.O0 500 $50
Dulaney (Corle) $50 $50
wild Dare (StuarO 30
Easter Sac. Cave Dweller, Mikes
Chick, SuZie Wong, Impavito. Phara
Time, 1:15as.
SECOND RACE Purse, $500;
claiming; 4-yesr-oldS and up; 8 fur
Les Stream tShuk) 21.IO 1910 20
Booming (MeKee) 1920 $3.50
Royal Holiday uee) 1880
Super Blue, Stolen Kisses, Joyful
Memories, Sunset Baby. Sindow Will.
Spigot, Lady ChsSmar, Melody Jane,
Leader. Time, HAS
DAILY DBLE. (10-10) $123.40
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Houqhton Had II

Billy Haughton won the
harness driving title with n
winners during the 1859 season
at Yonkers, N. Y, RaceWay.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Aqueduet
BY the Associated Pres:


FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claim
inT; maiden 3-year-oldS; l mile
C;ran-Mar-Jo Bailey 1880 5.30 4.2O
Social Rite (VerdilagO) 1910 $40
Semeru (NelSon) 40
Whichwayhewent, Walron, Nordic
Princess, Hurrah for Life, Beau Mode.
image. John Fury. Time, l:4l.
SECOND RACE Purse. $500:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 8 fur
longs.
Courtiy (Ruanel SEQ $40 a.T0
short Pause tW'dhouSe) 2.60 go
Miss PriRm tGuerin) 3.i0
Owendelle. Bounce-A-Bit, Danes
Request. Remember History. Time, 1913
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S63,2O
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FIGHT RESULTS

TOKYO - Mitsunori Seki, 111s1,
Japan, knocked out Kunoi whitehall,
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NINTH RAeI-Pue $1,000; claiming tSssoo); 4ysood. and
Up; ! mile.

xApprenties aIIewones eleimsd.
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Also eligible
Bull Sir (Gambardellal -114
Freedoms Shot (no boy) l12
a A. LuSby and Mrs. W. H. Denham
entry.
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POST TIME; 7:I5 Pm.

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: A.
'ear-olds and up; allowances; 5ia fur
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02
A Amelia Fair air.
In Cash Prizes

AMELIA. Sept. : A nnssih'o
SITS in prizes is offered at the
amelia County Fair. Prizes of
SIS, S., and So have been set
III fer winners Of blue, red and
wn-te ribbons, respectively J..
tie beet cattle, dairy and sheep
classes at the fair which will be
held September 15-l7.
For all FLA and All GLIB
members an additional incentive
is the prize money available
through the interest and gen
arosity of Asa T. Ward, form
eI resident Of Amelia county
Prizes Of $1,000, Sl2 so and 81 so
s.e offered for first. second and
third places for beef and dairy
heifers.
Special awards have also been
set up for the best fitted animal
and the best shoWmanship.
These prizes are 81, S.. and IS
At recent meeting, the Fair
Association board of directors
voted to suspend its swine de
paftHlent as q result of many
cases of s wi ne sickness =
erysipelas and hog cholera. in
the county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02
Family Reunions Are Order Of The Day

and Mrs. John Watts at their
home there. Miss Mary Jeffer-
son Joined them there.
Attend Conference
George 0. Hardy, Jr.. county
treasurer, Franklin B. Jone
chairman Of the board Of super
vis0rs. John F.. Duke. unity
sheriff. and Mrs. Duke, and Mrs.
Alton Perdue, commissioner of
revenue, attended the confer
enca Of county officials at the
University Of Virginia, Aug. 90
al.
Miss Beth Perdue and infant
brother, Alton, Jr., were in
Lynchburg with their uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Smith,
while their mother was attend
ing the conference Of county Of
ficials Mrs. j. 7. Noel, Of
Lynch burg. Mrs. Perdue's
mother. stayed with the Rev
and Mrs. r. D. White during
the same time.
w. W. Grizzard and Mrs. Griz-
card had as their guest last
Thursday, his brother. II. S.
GriZzard, Of Drewryville.
Mrs. H. W. Emerson. accom-
panied by their aunt, Mrs. C. L.
MaXey, of Scottsville, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Self in Pearl
River. N. Y. last week. Before
they left the Sunday before. Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Emerson at
tended the homecoming and
l25th anniversary of S h a r o n
Baptist Church in Buckingham
county.
At The Beach
At Virginia Beach last Thurs
day were Mr.. and Mrs. James
y. Allen and three Of their chill
dren.
Mrs E. H. Burke, president
Of the Alice Kyle District of
Womens Clubs, presided over
the district board meeting held
at Charlotte Court House last
Thursday.
Recent guests Of Mr.. IN d
Mrs. Charles A. Holman, III,
were Mrs. Holman's mother,
Mrs. w. A. Haley, Jr., of Cul-
pepper, Mrs. w. A. Haley, IL,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02
Worthy Matron Visits Poluhatan
And Gainesville Eastern Star

POWHATAN, Sept. ! = Mrs.
Nena H. Hash, worth grant ma
iron of the Grand Chapter of Vir-
ginia. Order of the Eastern Star.
made az official visit to the chap
ter here August %.
In attendance were many off
GERS and visitors from other
chapters in the area some from
as far away as Richmond, Char
lottesville, and Petersburg. Also
present was a number of repre-
sentatives from the Eastern Star
Home.
Before the official visit on Mon
day, Mrs. Hash was honored at
a reception Sunday afternoon at
"Holicong." home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Ashworth. Mrs. Ash
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02

ard the children were overnight
guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Elicit, at Jennings
Ordinary on Monday.
Returned after a week end in
Hampton with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Edwards are Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas D. Lewis and family.
While there they saw echo"
pass overhead.
The Namozine Home Demon
stratiOn Club. which ususally
meets on the first Monday in
the month, will hold their meet
ing later as it falls on Labor
Day this year. The Grub Hill
Club will meet on Sept. 6, at
2 pm. in the home of Mrs. R.
l.. Jones. The Jetersville club
will meet on Wednesday. Sept.
I, at 2 pm. with Mrs. L. M.
SanderSOn.
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and three children, Of Hinsdale,
H., and Mr.. and. Mrs. A. w.
Haley and three children. of
Stanton. Meg Haley. one of the
children. spent a week with the
Holmans.
Here for the week end with
Mrs. s. " MorefieId and her
sister, Mrs. Paul A. Orr, was
c. e. Starke, Of Bristol.
Mrs. r. A. Marshall, of Hamp-
TON. was the week end guest of
her son, j. B. Marshall, and
his family. She was here to at
tend the wedding of Miss Mary
Bette Watkins to Larry w.
Hammer on Saturday afternoon.
r. w. O'Neal. Jr. Pete and
Austin McMillion recently spent
a week near Lake Erie in Penn
sylvania, coon hunting. 7 h E
caught 10 Of them. Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Neal. together with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Coleman. spent
a week camning near High
lands in the Smokes of western
North Carolina.
Hunt For Elk
Dick Johns left Monday for
Wyoming where he expects to
hunt for elk.
Mrs. r. L. Luckado returned
home last Tuesday after visit
ing her brother, A. H. Holland,
and Mrs. Holland at College
Park, Md. Before returning. she
spent a week with her son and
his family. Mr.. and Mrs. Luns-
ford Luckado, Connie Lou and
Virgil, at their home in Jessups,
Md The children and tn cir
father drove her back to Amelia.
Mrs. Charles F. Hardy and
daughters, Emily and Cynthia,
LIFT Monday to visit her sisters,
Mrs. George Olsen, and Mr.. o.
sen at Lee Hall. and Mrs. G..
NJ. Goolsby and family, Of New
port News.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
TONNES Sunday were his sis
ter, Mrs. Lewis Knight, Jr., and
Mr.. Knight Of Boykins.
MIR and Mrs. George o. Hardy
III attended the Deep Run Horse
Show on Saturday. Mrs. Hardy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02

Franklin Anderson, recently
elected FLA president for 1860
81. has been appointed head of
the sheep department and says
awards Of IS. S.. and 81 have
been set up for winners in the
following classes: ewes, rams,
eve lamb, wether lamb. best
fitted ana best showmanship
Prize money has also been set
up for blue ribbon winners III
other departments.
superintendent and assist
ants in the livestock show are:
beef cattle, j. l.. Hammer, Jr,,
and j. E. Collins; dairy show.
Roy Saunders and R 0 b ert
Kerr. sheep department, Frank
lin Anderson and I. B. Wilson.
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AMELIA. Sept. l Family
reunions seem to be the order
Ct the day for Amelia residents
lately Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Royal and daughter. Linda,
were IN Richmond on Sunday
COR reunion Of the Royal
family, as were Mrs. w. j. Roy
all and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Os-
borne. Ninety seven members
were on hand.
Last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Perkins. their daughter,
Mrs. B. S. Waters. Jr., Mr..
Waters and three children were
in Falls Church for a reunion
Of Mrs. Perkins family. There
were 36 members present from
Ne port News, Washington,
Louisa. Charlottesville and New
York. On Sunday. Mr.. Perkins
family held a reunion at Fern
cliff, Louisa county with 81
there.
Major and Mrs. 3. S. Waters,
Jr., spent several days a t
week in Washington visiting
friends before going to h e i +
next station at Scott Air Base
They have recently returned
from OkinaWa where they were
stationed for three years.
Master Sergeant and Mrs.
c. T. Grove, recently stationed
in Germany. have returned to
the United States and are visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Harry E
Marlowe, and Mr. MarloWe
They expect to be stationed at
Fort Jackson. S. c., at the end
Of his months leave. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Murillo and two chill
dren. Stephanie and John, who
have been visiting her mother
Mrs. Marlowe, and Mr.. Mar
lowe, have returned to their
home in Tullahoma, Tenn.
Mrs. James Boyer and daugh-
ter, Kristie. Of Richmond, spent
TuesdWy with Mrs. Stephen u.
Farrar, Jr., and Sarah Holland
Farrar. They enjoyed swimming
at the Amelia Golf Club and had
a picnic lunch there afterWard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer and Kristie
were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James w. Royal and
daughter, Linday.
Miss Mary Jefferson returned
to Lynchburg last Tuesday. She
is attending the pre-school con-
ferences there before beginning
the teaching session in Septem-
Der.
Mrs. A. A. Conner. Mrs. j
w. Thurber and Judge j. Gar
land jefferson. Jr.. motored to
Lynchburg Sunday to visit Mr..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02
H ns.s,.' '' sst

AMELIA. Sept. / The an
nual reunion of the Ea tie r
family will be held at a | e m
NJ h d S Church. Amelia
county. on Sunday, September 4.
Sunday school will be held at
10 a m. with the regular Sunday
church service at Ills. A pic
mic lunch will be held on the
grounds at 1890 pm, followed
by a business meeting at 2 pm.
All relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
The Easter family reunion is
held alternately each year in
Amelia and Carroll counties.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02

worth is worthy matron of the
Powhatan chapter.
Mrs. Hash, who was accom-
parted by Mrs. Virginia Fulton,
of Stuart. also made an official
visit to the Gainesville chapter.
A number of members from the
Powhatan chapter attended that
meeting which was held August
30.
Before returning to her home
in Independence. Mrs. Hash was
to visit the chapter in Charlottes-
vile.
WELL GROUNDED
You always feel better off aft
er the first horseback ride.
Chicago Daily Tribune
Evening star., 1960-01-18
ChicagoProb
Police Scandal

CHICAGO, Jan. 18 (AP).-
Mayor Richard j. Daley, home
from a Florida vacation, went
to work today on the police
burglary scandal.
He ordered Police Commits
isoner Timothy O'Connor to de-
liver full report on the scan
dal which was disclosed Friday
with the arrest of eight police
men on charges of being ac-
complies in a burglary ring.
The Mayor, a Democrat, said
he had no intention of firing
his top police officials, but
added that every possible step
will be taken to bring to JUS
tice every officer and other
persons" involved.
Meanwhile, States attorney
Benjamin Adamowski hinted
that further investigations
would implicate more police
men. He said he couldn't share
IO'Connor's optimism" that Po-
lice Department dishonesty is
limited to the eight already
under arrest.
Mr.. Adamowski likened the
Commissioner and his top aides
to "ostricheS who hide their
heads in the sand and hope
that if they ignore the ugly
situation, it will go away"