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Evening star., 1960-09-25

IIvGu i'll Cnis CUuuv4y last
Monday and were on the
West Coast until Thursday.
In Washington the majority
are staying with friends.
Royal Navy Capt. w. John
Parker is the house guest Of
the British Naval Attache
and Lady Thistleton- Smith.
On Friday Sir Geoffrey and
Lady Thistleton-Smith were
hosts at a small dinner for
the visitors.
Comdr. Peter C. Prince.
R.N. is the house guest Of
Comdr. and Mrs. John C.
Rushbrooke. Others In the
British party are Mr.. and
Mrs. r. v. Aired, 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. Kenneth w. Teare,
Comdr. and Mrs. Kenneth A.
w. Pilgrim, Capt. J. r. Nc
Kaig, Mr.. F. A. Kitchen, and
Mr.. N. A. Godel.
The Canadian group are
Comdr. and Mrs. Edward
Semmens, 1t. Comdr. John
s. Gill. DR.. George w. JUL
and 1t. Comdr. and Mrs.
Alexander w. Cupples.
The Assistant British Naval
Attache Ian F. w. Newnham,
and Mrs. Newman are CIV
ing q small dinner on
Wednesday for the visitors.
New Appointment
The New Director of Naval
Intelligence and Mrs. Vernon
Lowrance are getting settled
in their quarters at the Naval
Weapons Plant.
Their first formal enter
tanning Is to be q dinner be-
Evening star., 1960-09-25

the general in Washington
tomorrow.
In the evening the Argen-
tine Chief Of Delegation to
the Inter-American Defense
Board and Mrs. Villarruel
will entertain In their Six
teenth street home for the
visitors.
Gen. Larcher will attend
one Of the famous assemblies
Of the Inter-American De-
tense Board on Tuesday. He
will be greeted by the chair
man Of the board, 1t. Gen.
Lemuel Mathewson, and the
council Of delegates.
At noon Gen. Mathewson
and the members of the
board will be hosts to Gen.
Larcher at luncheon at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel. In
the evening there is to be a
reception at the Pentagon for
Gen. Larcher.
The Argentine Military At
tache and Mrs. Uriburu are
to be hosts at the Argentine
Embassy on Wednesday In
honor Of Gen. and Mrs.
Larcher.
From Uruguay
The Minister Of Defense of
Guatemala, Gen. Ruben Con-
zaleS Sequi, also is scheduled
to arrive in the next two days.
He Is to be similarly honored
by the Inter-American De-
tense Board on Wednesday.
Following the formal pres
entations that morning there
Is to be a luncheon at the
Woodner in honor of Gen.
Gonzales.
The Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. William B. FRANKIE
were at Newport News yes
terday where Mrs. FRANKIE
christened the USS Enter
prise.
Tomorrow the Secretary Is
to be in Philadelphia for the
luncheon meeting Of the
American Institute Of Public
Accountants. President Eisen-
hover is to be the guest of
honor and principal speaker.
On Tuesday Secretary and
Mrs. FRANKIE will be the rank
ing guests at the reception
given for the visiting ship
yard commanders at the Of
ficers Club. National Naval
Medical Center.
The Chief Of the Bureau
Of Ships and Mrs. Ralph K.
James are the hosts for this
gala $3.50 to 8 pm. party. Re
ceiving with them will be the
Deputy Chief and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Moore. jr.
Capt. Richard z. Foster
will make the introductions,
then join Mrs. Foster later
to catch up on the current
news Of old friends.
Arriving Today
The Shipyard commanders
arrive today for q weeks
briefins. They are coming
Evening star., 1960-09-25

fore the Navy Relief Society
Ball on Monday, October 10.
The Lowrances are fond
Of Washington, but really
hated to leave Coronado,
Calf, and their family, 1t.
G.g.l and Mrs. Douglas Low
rance, and most especially
their granddaughter Jean.
When the travelling air
f1arshals Of the Royal Thai
Air Force arrive in WASH
ineton on Thursday, they
will find their wives have
already made many friends.
They came directly here from
Thailand while their hus-
bands went on inspection
tours.
On Thursday the Air Force
Comptroller and Mrs. Will
liam D. Eckert will be hosts
at a reception in honor Of
the Deputy Chief of the
Royal Thai Air Force and
Mrs. Hongskula Harind, Air
Marshal and Mrs. Ponchanni
Swasdi, and Air Marshal
and Mrs. Muangmani Siri.
On Friday the Ambassador
Of Thailand and Mrs. Ar
thayukti will give a buffet
supper at the Embassy in
honor Of the visitors.
There have been many
luncheons and late afternoon
parties given for the three
Thai air force wives in the
past week, and they have
seen much OF Washington
during their all too brief
stay.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
SERVICE NEWS
Duo of Latin Visitors Due
Argentine, Uruquoyon Generals Coming

will entertain the general at
a small reception Tuesday
evening at the ofhcers Club,
Fort Lesley ]. McNair.
Gen. Larcher Is coming
here from Mexico where he
has been taking part In the
celebration Of their 150th
year. Mrs. Larcher already is
in New York and will join
Evening star., 1960-09-25
SERVICE NEWS
BY EVELYN M. DENT
CsntributinE Writer

The Minister of the Army
Of Argentina, Mai. Gen. Ro-
dolfo Larcher will arrive to-
morrow for q three.day visit
here at the invitation Of
Secretary Of the Army WILDER
NJ. Brucker.
Secretary and Mrs. Brucker
Evening star., 1960-09-25
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priced from ZOO, for a single pearshsped
pendant-~pearl" 14k gold chain, to 1000,
for the tripestrand necklace.
Prices plus
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
Mrs. Berry See Granddaughters
Perform In FOllieS In Richmond

ing the eye and face up very
badly. ,
Miss Lena Redmond, Of Rich
mond, spent Sunday here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G..
Redmond.
Mrs. Russell Bernard has
been visiting relatives in New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Under
wood. OF Victoria. visited Mrs
L. L. Elliott. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Grafton
of Richmond, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Grafton, and
visited Charlie Grafton who is
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Whet
stone and two sons. of Rich
mond, visited Charlie Orator
and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Ander
son, of Victor. and Mrs. c. R
Hurt, of Pleasant Grove. visit
ed Charlie Grafton Sunday aft
ernoon and were dinner guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hurt.
Mrs. jamie Dance spent Sun
lay in Danville. with her sis
,ers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
Bethlehem Baptists
Observe
Youth Week

BETHLEHEM RT. 20. May
Among those taking part
n TIE youth week at Bethlehem
Church this week are Clinton
Heath as pastor and the guest
speaker, Alton Ragland. Others
include E. B. Spronse. III. julian
O'Bryant, Barbara Newton. Mar
gle Newton. Edith Wright, Irving
Wright, Sally Cough, Doris Rag
lard, Junior Taylor and Lawrence
Newton.
Larry Cough, Clinton Heath.
Ratrine Roach, Margie Newton.
Barbara Station, Mary Cough,
Charlie Newton, Vernella Moss,
Rcnnie Cough, William Garrett,
Barbara Newton, trio a
Sprouse. Frida Newton, Edna
Shumaker, Ann Moss and Betty
Taylor are also officers.
They will also take over the
raining unions with Sally Cough
n charge. The association direc-
or is Lois Moss.
Those visiting Mrs. R. E. New
tcn over the week end were Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Steinruck and
children, of Richmond, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jackie Dowdy and chill
iren, of Dillwyn.
Mrs. Roy Bryant ard children.
Leroy Cough and Mrs. R. E.
Newton. visited in Richmond,
Thursday.
The Blanche White Circle had
heir supper Monday night in the
home of Mrs. E. B. Sprouse. Jr.
The deacons of Bethlehem
Church met Monday night with
youth week deacons taking over.
There will be youth meeting
Saturday evening at Lee Way
side. Supper will be served and
games will be played.
Mark and Bobby Steinruck
came home with Mrs. R. E.
Newton Thursday, and stayed
until Sunday.
Mrs. Mars aret Cough and
ught e rs and Mrs. NoWlia
Cough were in Farmville, Sun
day evening.
We are sorry to hear Irving
Wright has been real sick. We
do hope he is feeling better.
A large number attended the
revival at the Enonville Baptist
Church last week. The R4v. Coan
Agee, of Clayville, was the guest
speaker.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

ment.
Mrs. John Overton. Of Farm
vile, and Mrs. Sudie Watson. Of
Darlington Heights. visited Mrs.
John M. Harris Saturday latter
noon.
Mrs. j. H. Crute, o. H. Turns
and Alton Turns visited their
uncle. Luther Covington, near
Abilene, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Swan spent last
week end with friends in Roa-
noke.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Harris,
James Harris, Mrs. Maggie Har-
ris and Miss Emma Burks at
tended the funeral Of Wiley B.
Morris held at Doyne- Burger Flu
neral Home Sunday before last
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

MEHERRIN, May 5 Mrs.
w. r. Berry has returned home
from Richmond after attending
the Follies Of 1860 at the Mosque
April 30. This program is pre-
sented once each year by the
Elinor Fry School of the Dance
and is considered one of the most
colorful events of the year at
the Mosque. Three of Mrs.
Berry's granddaughter have
participated in this program for
a number of years.
We are glad to report Mrs
Reamer is better after being on
the sick list for some time.
Mrs. j. H. Ingram. of Keys
vile. and son, RAYMOND. of
Lyndon, KY. and Archie Priddy,
CT Richmond, were visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Priddy last
week.
Mrs. Edward F. Willis, of
Coochland. visited in the homes
Of Mrs. w. r. Berry and j. R.
Hubbard. recently
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hubbard.
Mrs. f. d ward F.. Willis. OF
Goochland. Mrs. Ola FoWlkes
and Mrs. w. R. Berry were din
ner guests of Ms. Ia Marks
recently.
Mrs. H. C. Bailey, Mrs. c. B.
Rhue and Mrs. Charles Ham
mock attended the lola Kidd
group meeting Of the WMb OF
the Concord Association at Vic
toria Baptist Church last Tues
day. April 26
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Berry
entertained recently with lunch
at the Chat-N Chew Restaurant
Those present were Mrs. c. B.
Beck. Mrs. G. w. Palmer. Mrs
L. A. Love, all of Green Bay
Mrs. George Newton. Of Keys
vile, Mrs. Ola Fowlkes. of Me
herrin. and Mrs. Edward F.. Will
lis, of Goochland.
Mrs. Ruby Redd and CLYDE
Ransom. of Felden. visited Mr.
arc Mrs. F. o. Priddy, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Priddy, OF
Eurkeville, and Mebane Ward
CT Greensboro, N. c., were din
ner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. F.
o. Priddy. Sunday.
To Roanoke
Mrs. j. R. Hubbard returned
to Roanoke last Wednesday anc
will be visiting in the home of
her son while her daughter-in
Law is in the hospital.
Charlie Grafton has returned
home from Southside Communi
ty Hospital
Gilbert Dean. of Florida. son
of Mrs. Mary Dean spent 2
week here with her.
Mrs. Hunter Bailey and family
of Maryland, is spending two
weeks here with Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Bailey.
Mrs. Trent ThrockmOrton
spent a few days this week in
Richmond with relatives.
Mebane Ward, of Greensboro
N. c., spent the week end here
at his old home.
Visitors of Charlie Orator
while in the hospital and his re-
turn home, were Mrs. Bessie
Nelson. Mrs. Tommy Snead, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Nelson, all
of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
Steward Clark and MIR. and
Mrs. Farley Conner, Of Re
hoboth; MIR. and Mrs. W. C.
Hawkins and family, of Silver
Spring. Md, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Keely and son, of Nor
folk.
Frank Hood. of Chicago, Ill,
is visiting Mrs. Albert HerZig
for a few weeks.
Dog Bites Child
Fred Herzig's little child is
in Medical College Hospital aft
ar dog bit if in the eve tear
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

week end.
Miss Retta Burcham visited
her sister. Mrs. Harry Midkiff.
Of Truxillo. Saturday evening
Other visitors were Mrs. Mar
vim Bmcham and Margaret pohl
Of Brackets Bend.
Miss Mary Lou Grey visited
Miss Naomi S h lton. Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Bur
cham and family visited Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Shrum. Sunday. They
enjoyed looking at all of h G !
beautiful flowers and the furni-
ture that Mrs. Shrum and hel
son. Kenneth. have refinished.
| Sunday night visitors Of Mi
and Mrs. Barnett Roberts was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

visited Mr.. and Mrs. MARY n
Burcham, Tuesday night.
Miss Ida Busse visited friends
in Crewe during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Bur
cham and family visited MFR
and Mrs. Issac MCGEE, of Ma.
con. Friday night.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett
Roberts. Friday night was Miss
Retta Burcham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Green.
wood and family, of Baltimore
Md, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B bernie Greenwood this
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
Five Forks

May 5 - There will be preach
ing services at Bethpeor Baptist
Church next Sunday morning
May 8, at 9:45 am. The services
have been changed from after
noon to morning services the
second and fourth Sundays dur
ing summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stockton
left last Friday to spend some
time with their daughters ir
Tennessee.
Walden Gaunce is spending his
furlough with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. M. Gaunce, before
going to Texas. his new assign.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06
Scots Gain Congratulations OF
Church On Birth OF Daughter

BRACKETS BEND. May 5 ~
The m e m bers of EpWOrth
Methodist Church would like to
congratulate their pastor and his
wife, the Rev. and Mrs. Rich
ard Scott on the birth of their
daughter, Robin Carol. on April
20.
I wish to extend sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Connie Jones on
the death OF their seven-month-
old grandson, Rodney Morris,
Jr.. on April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett Roberts
and daughter. Barbara Ann,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

Golf balls in blenders are used
by physicists at the Naval Ord
nance Laboratory. Silver Spring,
Md. to break up lurnpy ex
llosive mixtures. This method is
faster and safer than the old
method Of de-l,unping by brush
ing the explo sive mixtures
through a fire screen.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Jarren.
Eddie Poore visited Wayne
and Randolph Pohl. Saturday
evening They enjoyed them
selves by playing ball,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-06

Everybody likes to hear the
truth" about someone else. In
whispered form.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
High Holy Day Message

The awareness of the High Holy Days with which
year begins of the remarkable characteris
tics of the Jewish people, During this season.
of life pervades each and every of and there
time better suited than this to take spiritual stock
of ourselves and to consider the of divine prov
dence.
In the light of the events of the past year. we must
not become complacent World Jewry and mankind are
yet torn between good hope and the terrible shadow
of 1t behooves us, therefore, to place our
trust in Cod to fulfill his torah containing the prn
ciples of decent human relations and sublime morality,
and to pray for the realization in time, of the
visions of the prophets of Israel.
Let us, moreover, the state of Israel the
stronghold of people and its future and let rally
around her and be full partners in her upbuildng. For
in supporting her. forty not only her position but
also the position of the entire Jewish people,
One of the important in creating the instru
ments for the development and strengthening of the
state of Israel is the State of Israel Bond campaign We
call upon Phoenix Jewry to increase its support of the
State of Israel Bond campaign, that it. in turn
help speed the upbuilding of the country
For the New Year, send you our blessings. May
God nscribe all in the book of e peace and happi
And may all be privileged to behold the final
redemption of Israel and the restoration of Jerusalem
Rabbi William Greenberg
Rabbi Carol Klein
Rabbi Albert Plotkin
,. Rabbi Milton Shulman
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
Hersh To Head
Beth Ell Club

Milton Hersh will be installed as
president of Beth El Mems Club
along with other officers Sunday,
Sept. 25, p. m. in the Synagogue
Auditorium. Other officers to be
installed are: Sam YukoliS a n d
Joseph Cohen, vice presidents;
Joseph Hacker, corresponding Sec
retary; Israel Autokol, recording
secretary; Nanny Rosenthal, fl
nancial secretary and Martin
Scheffler, treasurer.
Board members are Mike Sea-
man, AL Chairman, Sidney Stein,
Ronald Feinberg, Bernard Moed,
AL Joseph, Paul Weinzer, Irving
Smith, Harry Weinberg and Sol
Appleman.
Rabbi Carol Klein will be the in
stalling officer at the installation
which will be combined with the
Paid Up Membership Dinner. All
paid up members are invited to
attend. Non-memberS and guests
can make reservations by calling
Milton HerSh, CIR 4-6243, S a m
Yukolis, CIR 9-3650, or Jose p h
Hacker, AL 3-5310.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
South African Deputies
Meet On The Race issue

JOHANNESBURG, (JTA) A
resolution urging every Jewish
citizen in South Africa to make
''hi S individual contribution to-
ward the promotion of understand
ing, good will and cooperation be-
tween all peoples and races" in
this country was adopted unani-
mously here last week at the con-
cluding public relations" session
of the 22nd biennial congress of the
Board of Deputies of South African
Jews.
Earlier in the congress, Mamie
Phillips, chairman of the Board of
Deputies, told the $50 delegates and
observers that the forthcoming
referendum in the Union of South
Africa, on whether the country is
to become a republic, does not in
volve "a Jewish vote"
The resolution reaffirmed that
view, holding that Jews partici-
pating in politics do so as individ-
uals, in accordance with their per-
Sonal convictions. The debate on
the resolution showed keen aware
ness of South Africa'S complex
problems, but emphasized the fact
that cordial relations exist in this
country between Jews and nom
Jews. Leaders of the Jewish COM
munity stressed their satisfaction
at the fact that there is no ''lu-
natic fringe" in South Africa advo-
eating diSunity between Jews and
GentileS.
At the same time, however, the
session also noted with concern"
the increasing trend toward identi-
flying faculty members and stu
dents in some universities by re-
ligion. StreSsing the principle of
freedom of conscience" the con-
gress called for safeguarding that
principle in state educational in
stitutionS for ."all teachers n d
students, irrespective of their re-
ligious belief"
In his presidential address, Mr..
Phillips had told the congress that
South African Jews participate
in South African life as citizens of
the country, and they have no at
titude as a community regarding
political issues raised by the ref
erendum."
He said he hoped that each in
dividual Jew will exercise his vote
conscientiously and fearlessly in
accordance with his personal view
of what is best for the interests of
South Africa and its inhabitants"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
Book Course
Held At Library

A training course for leaders of
Phoenix Great Books discussion
groups started Monday at the
Phoenix Public Library, Central
at Mcdowell. =
The course will continue for the
next three weeks on Monday nights
from to 10 p. m. 1t is designed
to train discussion leaders for
Great Books groups which will be
formed this fall
The course is free and is open
to the public. The only prerequisite
for the course is to have an In
terest in good reading and lively
discussion. The course will be led
by members of the training staff
of the Great Books Foundation.
Among the works to be consider
ed during the sessions are Decla-
ration of Independence, P a to's
Apology, ShakeSpeare's Macbeth
and Plutarch's LycurguS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
A Jnynlta
Nrllr Vrar
On All
Our
RpanprH
Journol Plans
Given TO City

Plans for the publlsnlng plant OIL
the Arizona Daily Journal we r e
submitted recently to the Phoenix
City Building Department.
Ground will be broken for the
65 900. square-foot building immed-
lately after approval of the plans,
according to publisher Clinton p.
McKinnon. Site of the plant is
owned by the new Phoenix daily
at Washington and 28th Street.
The two-story structure embodies
the latest developments in the field
including maximum publication
automation. A spur track on the
site will speed delivery of news
print to the newspaper.
McKinnon stated contractors
estimates called for completion OF
the plant in three months. Publica-
ton will be launched soon t e r
completion.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
Samuel Pens
Rome Novel

1.-THE Second Crucifixion, a nov
ell of Imperial Rome by Maurice
Samuel, will be published by AL
fred A. Knopf, Inc. September 19.
This novel which contains itself
with the beginning of anti-Semi-
tism is the first since the web
of Lucifer."
Set in the Rome of Hadrian a
hundred years after the crucifixion
in Judaea, the novel tells of the
bitter struggle between an aristo-
cratic Roman turned Christian and
an Ebonite Jew.
Samuel is known to Americans
by his dialogues along with Mark
Van Doren's on the NBC network
summertime radio series tn e
Eternal Light"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
BETWEEN YOU AND NE
Canadian Prime Minister
Helps Bill Of Rights

ing the bill to Parliament, he made
an impassioned plea for the integ-
rity of human rights against re-
ligious discrimination.
Adherence to discrimination
was also voiced by Prime Minister
Diefenbaker on various occasions
in addressing Jewish audiences in
Canada. He has also often stated
his admiration and friendship for
Israel on the basis of visit he had
made to the Jewish State.
The new Canadian Bill of Rights,
adopted by the House of c M
mons and in the Senate, provides
for racial and religious non-dis-
elimination as well as for religious
freedom. The measure specifies
that every federal law of Canada
must conform to the new Bill of
Rights unless Parliament, by Spe-
cial act, decreed otherwise.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-16
Phoenix Chop+er
Gives PuYty

Jewish National Home for Asth-
matte Children, Phoenix chapter,
will hold a "Bar-B-Q and C + d
Party" Sunday, Sept. 1S, 8 p. m,
at the home of Louis Turken, STA
N. 14th Ave. Donation will be $1.75.
Children under ten will be adj
mitted for 81.
Committee chairman for tn e
event is Mrs. M. Rosenthal. Com
mittee members are Mesdames
Louis Turken, Chuck Desman, Sam
Drey, Ben Hoffman, Harry Kay,
Sam Kaye, Harry Niestead, Leo
Rubinow, Irving Satz, Stan Stein
man, David Towman and Morrie
Trookman.