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Evening star., 1960-12-26
League Helps
200 Families
Left Homeless

SOMERVILLE, Tenn, Dec.
26 (AP).-A Negro tent city,
where evicted sharecroppers
spent a bleak Christmas, was
expected to grow this week
after Negro leaders predicted
300 families may soon be home
less.
The Negroes say they we're
evicted from their farm homes
because they registered to vote.
White farmers for whom they
had worked say the Negroes
contracts were not renewed be-
cause farm mechanization
eliminated their jobs.
A shipment of toys expected
to arrive in time for Christmas
was apparently delayed by poor
weather in the North. John
McFerren. Negro grocer and
president of the Fayette County
Civic and Welfare League, de-
clined to name the donor of the
toys.
The League passed out bags
Of food to the tent dwellers on
the farm of Shep Towles, a
Negro farmer who owns 200
acres.
County Largely Negro
Mr.. McFerren was a leader
earlier this. year in getting
Fayette Negroes to register and
vote in numbers for the first
time this century. The county
Is predominantly Negro.
| White landowners who say
the Sharecroppers no longer are
needed maintain voting rights
are not involved. and that the
Negroes were given plenty Of
time to relocate.
The Government, in a civil
suit now pending in Federal
Court. says the eviction notices
for many families arrived
shortly after they registered.
It seeks a permanent injunc-
tion to prevent landowners
from evicting any tenants be-
cause they registered or voted.
At a pre-trial hearing last
week, Judge Marion S. Boyd
turned down a Justice Depart
ment plea for a preliminary
injunction-an emergency re-
quest to halt the evictions-
many Of which are timed for
the first Of the year.
Rights Act Inapplicable
His ruling was made on a
similar case involving adjacent
Haywood County. He extended
his refusal of preliminary in
junction to cover the Fayette
situation also.
Judge Boyd said the 1857
Civil Rights Act, under which
the actions were sought, was
not intended to cover contract
and property rights. .
No trial date for either the
Fayette or Haywood case has
been set. In each case defend
ants are accused of threaten
ing the Negroes with evictions,
refusing to sell them neceSsi-
ties, and refusing them credit
because they registered.
Named in the Fayette suit
are 81 defendants and a bank.
In the Haywood suit. more than
10 defendants and three banks
are named. The Government
claims 400 Negroes in Fayette
and 800 in Haywood are threat
ened with eviction.
Evening star., 1960-12-26
Cabinet Installed
By NepoIese King

KATMANDU. Nepal, Dec. 26
(AP) King Mahendra swore
a new cabinet into office today
with himself as, chairman to
govern Nepal in place of the
ousted ministry Of B. P. Koirala.
The King named five Min
listers and four assistants 10
share direction of the govern
ment, which he has exercised
alone since he ousted Mr..
Koirala's elected government
December Is.
Mr.. Koirala and a number of
other leading politicians are
still under arrest. The King
ousted Mr.. Koirala earlier this
month. charging he failed to
maintain law and order.
Among the five ministers are
Evening star., 1960-12-26
The Top Ten

/. Kennedy defeats
Nixon.
2. The U-2 incident;
trial of pilot Powers.
3. Collapse of the Sum-
nit Conference.
4. Congo independence
chaos and U. N. interVen-
ton; peaceful transition to
independence Of former
French and British col
onies in Africa.
S. Airliner collision over
New York killing 1856.
6. Castro's turn toward
Soviet orbit: worsening
United States-Cuban rela-
tions.
Z. Khrushchev's visit to
the U. N.
8. Space and nuclear af-
fairs.
8. Cancellation of Eisen-
hower's visit to Japan in
wake Of riots.
10. Sit-ln demonstra-
tions; New Orleans school
integration.
Evening star., 1960-12-26

ment as his Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Mr.. Salinger said Mr.. Ken
'nedy's conference With Senator
Johnson and Senator Kerr
would involve discussion of the
relative roles of the Pentagon
and the civilian National Aero
nautics and Space Administra-
ton in future space programs.
Since NASA was set up in
the Eisenhower administration,
it has taken over from the
military services most Of the
e arch and development
work in the field Of space ex-
ploration. limiting the Penta-
gon to development Of space
weapons.
There was no official indica-
tion in advance of the confer
ence this afternoon as to wheth-
er the President-elect contem-
plates any drastic departures
lfrom current policy in handling
Of the space program. He has
indicated, however, that he
wants to promote a swifter
buildup in space-age military
weapons in order to overcome
any fears of a Soviet lead in
ballistic missiles and to enhance
American prestige around the
world.
Decision Not Reached
Mr.. Salinger told newsmen
however, that Mr.. Dillon's pres
ence at the luncheon with Sen
ators johnson and Kerr at the
Kennedy home did not mean
there was any advance decision
to seek arr immediate increase
in funds for the space program
He said the President-elect
had arranged the luncheon
meeting with Mr.. Dillon before
1t was settled that it would be
convenient for Senators John.
son and Kerr to be here today
Mr.. Salinger announced that
a report to the President-elect
on ways and means to speed
business before the Federal reg
ulatory agencies will be released
for publication tomorrow.
The report was prepared al
Mr.. Kennedy's request by James
M. Lands, former chairman OF
the Civil Aeronautics Board and
| member of the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
Evening star., 1960-12-26
81 Pct. Of Women
Fond of Duncinq

DES MONIES. Iowa.-Ball-
room dancing is the favorite
recreational activity Of 81 per
cent Of the women in the
United States, according to a
recent nationwide survey.
Dancing leads all other
fecreational activities among
women by a wide margin, the
researchers found, and is the
favorite recreation of both men
and women between the ages
Of 81 and 20.
Evening star., 1960-12-26

Rishikesh Shah, who has been
Nepal's ambassador to Wash
ington, and Tulsi Girl, who was
Mr.. Koirala's foreign minister
but resigned after falling out
with the Premier.
A proclamation appointing
the five accused the Koirala
government of misuse Of au-
thority. multiplying corruption
causing misunderstanding and
weakening administrative ma
chinery."
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01
W HAT GOES on

cast were Lori and Jimmy, daugh-
ter and son respectively of Mr.,
and Mrs. Ben Sabado, 1912 18th
Ave. So. The Sabado kids also
participated in a number of dan
ces.
= +
Catalina MOnareS was voted
"Father of the Year" by the Fill
Pine Community of Seattle, Inc,
He is the father of twelve living
children. At the Fellowship Meth
odist Church, Manuel S. Rustia
was their choice for that honor.
People from Tarlac living in
the Pacific Northwest will have
a get-together party at the resi-
dence of philippines COnsul-Gen-
eral BenitO NJ. Bautista, 1880
42nd Ave. w. on Sunday, Sept.
IL, at Z o'clock p. m. Mr.. Bau-
tista is from Gambling, Tarlac,
Philippines.
The Benevolent Brotherhood of
Filipino Steelworkers held its
election last June and the fol-
lowing were elected:
Manual King" Monillas, pres
ident: Pablo Lambinicio, vice.
president; Gene P'aneda, secre-
tary; Fred Pascua, treasurer;
Silvestre Carpio, Felix Sonora
and Stanley Peros, trustees; al
Tolentino and Art Daguio, sgts.-
alarms.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01

The Filipino. Community of Sit
ka has sent a check for $lO8 to the
Rial Centennial Committee which
was raised from donations and
sale of Rial buttons. The letter
of remittance was signed by Felix
Abarca, community president.
y
Mario Pamatmat Of Sta. Cruz,
Laguna, Philippines arrived re-
Gently in Seattle to attend the
University of Washington to take
I'D Oceanography. He comes from
Alabama where he obtained his
NJ. S. degree in Fish Management
from Auburn University, Auburn,
Alabama. Mr.. Pamatmat expects
to stay here for at least two
years,
Five Filipino children took part
in dance recitals in Seattle recent
Nv. In the Summer Revue of the
Barclay Studios of Dance. Evelyn
Zapata gave a perfect execution
of the "Gitannerras," a Spanish
dance. Evelyn is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zapata, 1925
AndOver st.
s. &
The Patricia Perry School of the
Dance had four Filipino children
in its recital. The Fabico sisters,
Veronica and Ann Jane, were so
versatile they participated in many
dance numbers. They are the
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Emilio
Fabico, 1873 18th Ave. Also in the
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01
It's A Boy For
The Royroys

\ bouncing baby-boy of : lbs.
81 OF. was born to Mrs. Julio
Rayray at the Cabrini Hospital,
Monday, June %. Mother and ba-
by are doing fine. The baby has
been named Julio, Jr.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

S32,500. Highly unusual home on
over ! acre of rustic beauty
3 bedrooms, den, lovely recrea-
tion room with fireplace and
separate kitchen. Ideal for en-
tertaininE. This YOU must see.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
HENRY w. BECRAFT

HILLANDALE-Nearly new alI-brick
split-level home in imac. cond
Features 3 bedrms., ga baths, liy-
ing rm. with firepl., dining rm,,
family rm., and carport. Lovely
lge. fenced lot with shade trees
$26.950. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY"
Out New Hampshire ave, left on
Cresthaven to model house. OPEN
1913 weekends: 1919 weekdays.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
SYCAMORE ACRES

.4416 OAK HILL RID.
Close to Vitro. custom brick ram
bier on acre plus: diversified fire-
pl., 3 bedrmS., daylight bsnlt
twin-sized carport. Low eos.
DIR: Out Ga. ave-, left on Nor
beck rd,.., right on Muncaster Mil
rd., right on Sycamore In, right
on Oak Hill I'd. to PECK'S OPEN
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SILVER SPRING
2lO4 HENDERSON ST

2l04 HENDERSON ST.
secluded charm by real quality
in this true center-hall brick
rambler spacious rms. through
out, fabulous kit. make this a
must to see today.
DIR; Out Ga. ave. extended, right
on henderson to PECK'S OPEN
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HUGH T. PECK

1885 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
HOUSES HAVE PERSONALITY,
Too This beautiful New Or
leans Colonial is designed for true
comfortable day in-day out fam
ilv life. Plus exquisite arrange
ment for formal entertaining. 1st
Il. has lge. ser porch. paneled
family rm., breakfast rm. and
kit, also sep. din. rm., liv. rm.
and guest rm. (or dem with COM
plete bath. inviting entrance hall
2nd n has 4 lge. bedrms.. each
with the kind of closets you find
only in our cuStom-built houses. /.
lge.. storage attic: immense pam
eled rec. rm,, maids rm. and bath
in bsmt Situated on Q lovely
acres, partly cleared, partly
wooded, with over 3O0-ft. street
frontage. Priced at S72.50O. Open
Sat. and Sun, 20 pm. To reach:
Out River rd TO Potomac shop
ping center tabout 3 mi. beyond
D. c. line), turn left for "a mi
on Great Falls rd.. then rt. on
Burbank drive to our sign on left
BURBANK DEVELOPERS. INC,
EN- 5-1053 or weekdays ma. s.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
MANOR CLUB

1000 BEVERLY RID.
Lovely center-hall brick williams
burg; 12-acre wooded lot, lge.
bedrm., full bsmt., club member
ship incl. in sale.
DIR: Out Ga. ave. to Manor Club,
LETT on Beverly to PECK'S "OPEN''
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WHEATON

11504 NEWPORT MILL RID.
PRICE JUST REDUCED FOR
QUICK SALE
3-bedrm,, brick rambler: lge. liv.
rm. with flrepl., family kit, full
bsmt., fenced lot.
DIR; Out Ga. ave, left on viers
to PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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SUN; 2 TO 6
ARCOLA AREA
NEW HOMES

S24, ,750 TO S2S,5OO
CUSTOM DESIGNED ramblers;
Cape Gods, split-levels; 8 and 4
bedrms.. 3 baths: 75ee conven-
tlonal managing. TRADES INVIT-
DIRECTIONS: Out Ga. ave-, right
on Arcola. right on Nairn I'd. to
PECK'S Open" SIGN.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
HILLENDALE
SUNDAY 1-5
HILLANDALE

See this beautiful BRICK AND
STONE RAMBLER on a lovely 2I
acre corner lot. Features include
separate dining room, bedrooms,
3 baths, finished recreation room,
screened porch, breezeway and q
car garage. House in beautiful
condition. Priced for quick sale
Call today for appointment to in
spect, HE. 4-l700.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BURNT MILLS HILLS

The original prestige community
OPEN SUN, l TO 8
in-Wonderful setting of beautifully
Handicapped ground, l6O'x335', (1A
acres), features 1st floor den
1lxl5, bath. 3 fireplaces, 3 twin
bedrms. . baths on 2nd: oil hot
water heat; large screened porch: :
Gear gar Custom-built. restricted
2-acre coming, yet close-in Silver
Spring, l0714 Gatewood ave. Call
Mr.. Clements, ewes. HU. 3-5091
Directions: Colesville I'd, app. IA
ave. right to homes.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Perpetual Bldg. JU, $4,000
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Shannon & Luchs

Shannon q Luchs
Maryland Office, Lo. 5-OS44
CARROLL KNOLLS
$1,000 buys, 37bedrm:; 1a-bath
for, family living. Sep. din. rm.,
maids rm.. firepl., AIR .CONDI-
TIoHING; carpeting. All go at
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
l so A,-6-rm. rambler: liv. rm.,
family rm;, fireplace, mod, kitch-
EN- EN- in, ; 6edTms' T6G1 bath dlo oil heat.
$500 cash.
645 A.-5-rm. rambler 20 yrs.
mod. kitchen. bedrms., bath,
full bsmt. Shaded; excellent view.
22 mi. D; C. $4,000, terms.
l Ar EN- cd eled 5-rm. frame
SS modern E kit. ~$ ibsdTn bedTms., 0iPetts, Hat6,
encl. scr. porch. Part bsmt. I:
owner built new house. $1,000,
terms. $1,000 cash.
URBANA-New brick rambler: 12x
II liv. .rm., firepl.. 13xl7 din. rm.,
mod. kitchen, 3 bedrms., bath,
full bsmt. OIL heat, wooded lot.
Nr. dual hwy. 81 mi. D. C. S15,-
$50. Terms, S2,500- down.
BARNSvnLE-2 a: s-rm. frame
house: > baths: o.h.-w.h.: liv.
rm., din. rm.. mod. kitchen, 4
bedrms., horsebarn, misc. bldgs. :
excel. view and neighborhood.
Reduced to S19,950. Terms.
DICKERSON--1 a.; brick rambler
rm.. mod. Kit, family rm., 4 bed
rms, bath, full bSmt. 2-car garage,
blacktop drive, beautifully land
scaped, 25 mi. D. c.: $4,000,
terms $500.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Poolesville, Md.
3Ol- -DI, g-3262 WI. S-92o3
Evening star., 1960-06-12
BillingSley Realty Co.
CHEVY CHASE

OPEN SUN, II
PretentiouS brk. Colonial, on large
wooded lot. Center-hall plan,
with spacious liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. with eating area, den and
powder rm. on lSt: 3 bedrms., 2
baths on 2nd; finished 3rd floor
2-car garage, rec. rm., maid S
rm.; vacant: excel. terms. DIR:
out Conn; ave. to Leland St,
sni y nome no EOlElRsw0od ETss, 5u dr. b557 E5Sht
EN-. 2-740O
Evening star., 1960-06-12
QUAINT ACRES

1850 MICHELE CoURT-Designed
by famous archt.. for gracious liv.
This twin size 3-bedrm. brick and
redwood rambler is located on a
beautiful 2-acre wooded site with
3OX3b family room and many
custom extras. Must be seen to be
appreciated, Gear garage, huge
patio. DIR: ColeSville rd. to
Quaint Acres dr., left to Apple
grove rd,, left to Michele Ct, left
to Open Sign.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
WOODSIDE FOREST

CHEVY CHASE = Centrally air
cond. brick-and-redwood rambler;
4 bedrmS., 3 baths. daylight fin.
ished rec. rm.; 4-acre lot: fully
equip. eating-space kit. Reduced
TO S29,5O0. No agents. OIL. 2-3O93
CHEVY CHASE - New II2-story
brick and frame house Just of
Jones. Bridge rd., mr.. elementary
school; 4 bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm. and kit. full bsmt., . baths:
lge. lot with big back yard on
financing. Call OIL 2-l2O0.
EISINGER BUILDER SUPPLY co
Evening star., 1960-06-12

CHEVY CHASE, charming home in
Blessed Sacrament Parish on oufet
street, large bedrms,. 2Ib mod
baths, large liv. rm. with firepl.
extra large din. rm., Completely
mod. spacious kit, rec. rm. /:
lovely yard with trees. Upper
2Os. OIL. 2-6641: weekdays, OIL,
$3.50. JOSEPH S. DEVEREUX,
INC.
CHEVY CHASE. Seeing is believ-
ing!-Lovely 3-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod with beautiful deep lot:
Walkout rec. rm.: popular Rose
mary School section. Owner
leaving for Europe. Only SIS
$50. OIL. $4,000, 1O:30-4: 80.
ALLIED REALTY.
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BRIGGS CHANEY RID.
AREA
ROCK CREEK FOREST
OLESVlLIE FARM
ESTATES

705 HOBBS DRIVE - Distinctive
custom built 4-bedrm., 212-bath
brick rambler; all rms. large,
many custom extras included.
wall-to-wall carpet that must be
seen to appreciate; center hall,
scr. porch, 2-car garage; nearly
an acre site. DIR: Colesville rd
beyond Colesville to Hobbs dr..
tColesville Elementary SCHOOL,
right to Open Sign
Evening star., 1960-06-12

KENSINGTON-S6OO down FHA.
Charming, 4-year-old 3-Dedroom
rambler, in large tree setting: no.
step bsmt. exit; conv. BOGLEY'S,
IO 5-34a4
Evening star., 1960-06-12
LOHR'S BEST BETS
Takoma PIX. Cane Cod

SlS,95O. Completely renovated and
decorated, {Brsnd-new kitchen,
fun basement, huilt-in garage.
Very nice lot. Can be sold FHA.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

CONN. AVE. ESTATES bedrm.
brick and frame rambler. tiled
kit, air conditioner, full bsmt.
with most attract. rec. rm. and
office, carport, beautiful rock gar
den; owner will help finance.
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Continued on Next Pace
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HILLANDALE

ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-05

land drove to Lynchburg Friday
afternoon to meet another of their
schcolmates. Sandy Beeman. OF
Syracuse. N. Y, who will spend the
remainder of her vacation in the
Hix home They also visited Miss
Bessie HX while in Lynchburg.
Ann entertained with a pajama
party for her guests and the follow
ing girls: Emma HiX, Sally Clark.
Betty Ann Graziani and Susan Har-
wood. Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Xix will take
Ann and her friends back to Dur
ham. N. c.. on Wednesday, Feb. 3
to begin their second semester.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. w.
H. Glenn on the death of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louise Osborne The
funeral was held at Prospect Metho-
dist Church, Wednesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-05

TUGGLE. Feb. 4 Ar h Il l
Shultz had the misfortune to break
his leg just above the ankle Arthur
who has been in a wheel chair for
II years because of injuries he
received in an accident. was sitting
in another chair he was not ac.
custom to. when he caught his leg
accidently and fell
Rev. Alvin Smith Will preach in
AppomattoX P. E. Church next
Sunday morning at IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harold and
children. of Richmond, spent last
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Woodbridge.
Mrs. Frank Orange has been con-
fined to her home with flu. Mr..
Orange. who is a patient at the
Southside Hospital, hopes to be
home by this week end.
Mrs. Claude Slayton has return
ed to her home from Southside
Hospital
The Penicks have been in with
the flu.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-05
SOybean Tests Seek
Improved Varieties

Early, mountaineering varieties
with better standability and seed
quality are being sought in soybean
tests at the Eastern Virginia Re
search Station at Warsaw
The search for varieties tailor
made for Virginia conditions and
needs supplements the regional test
ing and evaluation program dore
in cooperation with the u S. De-
partment of Agriculture S Soybean
Laboratory and other state expert
ment stations in the South
Uniform varietal tests are con-
Quoted each year at six different
locations in the cooperative pro-
gram. The tests include standard
varieties along with promising
strains from breeding programs at
the different locations. Two new
varieties. Hood and Hill. have been
released during the past two years
as result of this cooperative pro
gram. Both show considerable
promise of becoming leading va
rieties in Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Flood and
Miss Lula Flood entertained at a
birthday dinner Sunday in honor of
their uncle, T. A. Glover. Other
guests were Mr.. Glover's children,
Mrs. Bennie Southall, Mrs. Henry
Keeton and Billy Glover and his
granddaughter, Helen Glover, all of
Richmond.
Miss Alice Glover spent Friday
in the Flood home.
To Miss Lula Flood fell the ner-
yous business of waiting at the
hospital Monday while Mrs. j. w.
Morris underwent a gall stone op-
GRAFTON. Tuesday, when the Flood
family went back to see about her
they were encouraged by the
doctors report.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-05

sons. of Lynchburg. were Sunday
visitors in the Lewis Morgan home.
Early Breakfast Call
Guests who came for breakfast
routed Mr. and Mrs A. ]. Talbot
out of bed early Sunday morning.
The arrivals were their son. Pri-
vate Earl Talbot. of Fort Dix. N. j.
and his wife; their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.
Smith. and their son, of Madison
Heights, and Mrs Bernard Talbot.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Talbot are
among the i'll in the community.
Miss Beth Forbes visited Mrs.
John Dorrier in Scottsville, Satur-
day afternoon.
Joan Carol Repass spent Satur-
day with Nan Forbes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-05
CueSSeS Are That
Grounding Saw
His Shadow

FIVE FORKS, Feb. 4 = If the
old saying was true. Mr. Grounding
saw his shadow as the sun was
brightly shining.
A large crowd attended the
funeral of Cooper Glenn held at
Prospect Methodist Church Monday
afternoon The flowers were
numerous and beautiful. Much sym
pathy is extended the bereaved
family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gillian will
celebrate their 59th wedding an
niyersary next Sunday, February
at the home Of their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
Baptist. in Richmond. Best wishes
and congratulations are going from
host of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Elan. Of
Prospect. spent Sunday in the NJ
D. Harris home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. White and
Mrs. p r. Phlegar. of Lynchburg.
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Maggie
Harris. Other visitors in the same
home during the week were Mrs.
Carrie Hancock and son. Tom. of
Tuggle, Mrs. Jack Swan, Mrs. John
Harris and son, James, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ D. Harris and W. L. Har-
flS.
Mrs Claude Southall has gone to
Richmond to spend the winter
months with her daughter, Miss
Betty Lou Southall. She will be
greatly missed by her nieghbors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-05

Lloyd Franklin. All the class work
ed together to get this work done
so everyone could enjoy nice Sun
day School Class.
Mrs. A. v. Brisentine and Nancy
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
Gall and Jimmy in Richmond, Fri
day Jimmy returned home with
his grandmother for a few days
visit. Nancy has returned to Uni
versity of Virginia to begin her sec
ond semester. after visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Brisen-
tine.
Miss Linda Taylor has returned
to Westhampton College after spend
ing between semester vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Jones.
Miss Ann Hix and her guests,
Mary Denye, and Barbara Hol-
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M. Highsmith and Mrs. R. B. Wilson
were in Richmond. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Williams and
children. of Victoria, were Sunday
afternoon visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. T. Redd.
Saturday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Hayden. Of Victoria. were
Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Wilson. ".
We are sorry to hear that G. C..
Looney. w. c. Glascock and Miss
Etna Hardaway are not we'll. We
sincerely hope their sicknesses will