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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22
Phillip Barnards
Move To Warsaw

CHULA, July 81 - Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Barnard moved to
Warsaw Saturday where he will
be teaching agriculture this COM
ing school term. They will be
greatly missed by this COM
munity.
Mesdames Florence DOYLE, w.
F. Morris and Louvenia Smith
motored to Bedford with Mrs.
Leamon West and her daughter,
Joan, Sunday, to see some plea
sure horses. On the way back
they visited the Creswell Farm
where they saw about 80 Appa-
loosa and quarter horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Denny
are proud grandparents of a
granddaughter, Terry Lynn,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. E
Denny, of Colonial Heights.
Guests of the Muncie Dodsons
on Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs.
R. B. Denny, Mesdames B. M.
Hudgins, T. c. Beasley and E.
C. Felts, and the Misses Blanton
Felts, Mary Lee Warner, and
Gilmer Wilmington
The Moores WSCS met in the
home Of Mrs. Thelma Warmer
Wednesday night with 10 mem
bers present. After a spiritual
meeting led by Mrs. Haze
Beasley, and the program given
oy Mrs Warriner, delicious
homemade peach ice cream and
cake was served by the hostess
Mrs. Clifton Badgett has been
patient in Petersburg General
Hospital.
Mrs. B NJ Hudgins spe n t
Wednesday, night with Mrs. T..
c. Beasley. Mrs. Hudgins was
called to the home of her sister,
Mrs. Winfrey, to spend several
days on account of sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Felts
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hadley Worrell in Goochland.
Guests of the P. w. Barnards
Sunday were Mrs. Glen Barnard
and daughter, Florence, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Barnard and Mr..
Jean, all Of Richmond.
4 :. >tn flall 3 G ! 'ggv
dren, Of Montpelier, spent Sat
urday night with her parents,
the P. w. Barnards, returning
to her home Sunday afternoon.
Carroll Barnard arrived home
Saturday after an enjoyable
week at Camp Farrar with the
All Club. He acted as ore of
the counselors for several chill
dren.
Mrs. Hadley Worrell and in
FAINT son, Of Goochland, spent
Monday with her sister. Mrs.
Elmer Felts.
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Ronnie Cough Catches 3h Lib Eel

Mrs. Ruth Sprouse went Mon
day and took load and spent
the day.
Mrs. Virgie Taylor had guests
from Richmond and Dillwyn.
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie DOwdy
and Donna Lynn are spending
theSWeek at Virginia Beach.
Leroy Cough was home over
the week end from North Caro-
lima. While home his son-in-law
snd daughter called from Salina.
Kan. They were leaving there
for California on Wednesday.
The WMU of Bethlehem
Church met Wednesday night.
Mrs. Ed Cunningham and chill
1ren, Mrs. c. T. Apperson, Mary
Hanes, Prcey Heath and Mrs
R. E. Newton had a picnic din
ner in Charlottesville Sunday
and visited Monticello and Ash
Ivan and other interesting
places Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steiruck
and children. Of Richmond, visit
I'd in the community Sunday.
Little Bobby Steiruck returned
home with t h e m after
spending some time with his
aunt. Mrs. r. E. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew TAYLOR
visit G d Mrs. Eugene Motley
Sunday in a HopeWell hospital.
She had been very ill.,
Those attending the funeral of
Ernest Jones of Powhatan, from
this community were Mrs. j. G.
Newton, Mrs. Floyd Garrett,
Mrs. Mabel Burton, Miss Pansy
and John Newton.
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Panplin
r. F. D. No. 2

July 81 Mrs. Hugh Dicker
son accompanied her daughter.
Mrs. Sam Ellis. of Colonial
Beach. TO Harrisonburg Monday
of last week and visited relatives
in New NJ k e t. Elkton and
Broadway.
N ton Cunningham and
daughter. Joy. returned to their
home in Blackstone Sunday. be-
fore going on Monday to Georgia
where he will join his wife and
son. He will be on the tobacco
market there for some time.
Mrs. Russell Blackburn and
daughters. B tty. Kay and
Becky. of Greensboro. N. CT
were recent visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Blackburn.
Mrs. Grace Lang had a Stan
ley party Tuesday night, with
Donna Kay Higginbotham as hos
tess.
The Women of Beale Memorial
Presbyterian Church had their
monthly meeting Thursday night
with Mrs. Hugh Dickerson. The
ladies enjoyed the home made
ice cream very much.
The E. N. Cunninghams had q
pleasant surprise last Thursday
when Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Irwin
their children. David and Norma
10. of Cornelia. Ga. came by or
their way to Natural Bridge I
had been over IA years since
they had seen the Twins.
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Mrs. Gillian Ciues Luncheon

DILLWTN. July q Mrs. Z.
p Gillian recently entertained
the bridesmaids who were atten-
dants at the wedding of the
former Miss Sue Gillian. She
was hostess at a luncheon at the
home of Mrs Charles Spencer at
Buckingham c. HI.
Mrs. Clayton ! Poole was hos
tess at her home for members
Of the bridal party Of Mrs. w.
Howard Rocks who was married
July 9. TWentv-eight were pres
ent following the wedding re-
hearSal
Mrs. w w. Moore recently
spent several days in Newport
News visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Allan Raine. Mrs. Moore's
GRANDDAUGHTER. Miss Frances
Raine. has left on a European
tour, after having Joined group
Of teachers in New York. She
will visit the British Isles. Italy.
Frarce. the Scandinavian coun-
tries, Austria and Germany, and
will be gone for six weeks. Leav-
mo NY boat she viii return BY
plane.
Jasner Nancy and Mickey
MaXey, of Richmond. spent the
week end visiting Mr., and Mrs.
Allen MaXey. Miss Elaine Maxey
is spending several days in the
MaXey home while her mother IL
IN the hospital in Richmond.
Mr, and Mrs. Pete Moss and
children, Of Richmond. spent the
week end visiting Mrs. M. O.
Ayres. Mrs Ayres granddaugh-
ter, Beverly Moss, returned to
Richmond with her parents after
spending a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Maxey,
Mr and Mrs Allen Maxey and
Miss Thelma Maxey visited Mr..
and Mrs. R. T. Maxey in Rich
mond last week. While there they
visited Mrs. Ethel Maxey, pa
tent in NOV Hospital. and j. B.
MaXey. a patient at Stuart Circle
Hospital.
MIS-. Lewis Marks IS a patient
at Southslde Community Hos
pital.
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ing relatives in Cumberland
Farmville. and Prince Edward.
On July Is she was the guest
of Mrs. Ruby Redd.
M. B. Covington, who under
went surgery at the Southside
Community Hospital last week.
is now at home. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
Misses Nancy and Margaret
Nicer are home after visiting
their uncle. Harry Nicer, and
family in Washington. D. c.
On Sunday the o. H. Nelson's
had their children, in-laws and
grandchildren with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hood, Jr.
and family, of Kinston, N. c.,
are the expected guests tn S
week Of Mr.. Hoods sister. Mrs.
A. D. Hobgood, and her family
The Lewis McKays are ex-
pecting h e ir two married
daughters and their families OF
southwest Virginia, to spe d
next week end with them. Miss
es Hilda and Nancy Mckay who
have been out there for two
weeks. will return home wifi
them.
The four sons of Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Mckay Of Danville, spent
last week in the Lewis Mckay
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dupuy Redo
and family. of Pointsville, KY.
will visit his mother, Mrs. Ruby
Redd. Peggy Redd will remain
for a few weeks with her grand
mother.
| Mrs. j. H. Whitfield, of Farm
vile, is entertaining with a tee
at her home on July q honor
ing Mrs. Ralph P. Hines, o
near Kingsville.
The Rev. c. w. wild Chap
pell and family, Of near Los
Angeles, Calf. stopped to visi
his sister, Mrs. T. c. Jones, OF
July IA. en- route to Richmond
to visit his parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. E. Chappell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Big
gers and j. W. Eggleston spen
last Saturday in Charlottesville
Tom Waddill is working yer,
hard trying to get telephones il
this community.
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BETHLEHEM, RI. 20, July
81 : Ronnie Cough was proud
boy Sunday when he caught
three and one-half pound eel
down on the river.
We are sorry to hear Mrs.
Willie Taylor is worse and has
returned to the hospital.
Mrs. w. A. Sprouse is spend
ing this week with Mrs. r. E.
Newton.
We are sorry to hear about
Tommy Cough being i'll in San
Francisco, Calf. We hope he
will be better soon We also are
sorry to hear of the accident
Mrs. Tommy Cough had. When
the street car wrecked, M r S.
Cough was injured, but we hope
it won't be long before she will
be well again
Little Wayne Cough has been
spending the week with Clayton
and Clifford Bryant while h S
mother was at Eagle Eyre.
There were 81 from Bethlehem
that attended Training U n i n
Week at Eagle Eyrie this week
Those attending were Mrs. Car
RE Dowdy Mrs. j. E. Newton,
Mrs. Ben Bersch, Mrs. NoWlin
Gou g h, Mrs. Luther Taylor
Doris Ragland. Patricia Sprouse
Marie Newton. Betty Sprouse,
Pam Sprouse, Shirley Sprouse.
Shirley Moss. Edith Moss, Nancy
Nuckols. Janice Bersch. Karen
Cough. Susan Cough. Larry
Cough. Charlie Newton. David
Bersch, and Nancy Jamerson
fr % m the Knoxville Baptist
Church. Mrs r. E. Newton and
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.Queensberrys
|Honored With
Wedding Shower

MEHERRIN. July 81 = A
bridal shower, honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Queensberry W h o
were married June "a in Roa-
noke. was given in the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Queens
berry on Wednesday, July 6
with Mrs. Nettie Orndorff as
hostess. The dining room was
beautifully decorated for the &C.
casion. There were SO guests
who were entertained W t h
g m e $. The couple received
manv handsome and useful gifts
Sidney Grafton. Of Richmond
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Grafton.
Mrs. Trent Throckmortor
spent few days last week ir
Richmond visiting relatives.
Mrs. L. B. Hurt and Mrs. Ma
con Vaughan attended the flu
neral last Saturday afternoon at
Browning's Funeral Home in
Keysville Of Mrs. Maude CLANCY
of Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othar Nunnally
and two grandchildren, Shirley
and Keim Nunnally, of Rich
mond. and Mrs. Daisy Flowers
and Miss Bertha Nunnally were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Macon Vaughan Sunday and
vi S i t e d Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hubbard
and Mrs. w. R. Berry were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Newton of Keysville, last
Tuesday.
James E. Berry, Of Richmond.
visited his mother, Mrs. w. R.
Berry last Friday.
Mrs. c. B. Beck. of Green
Bay, and Mrs. w. R. Berry, Of
Meherrin, visited in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Purcell
of brakes Branch, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Hubbard
visited Mrs. Stella Moseley. of
Ebony last week end. While
there they visited in the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moseley
Mrs. H. B. Moseley and Mrs.
Lula Moseley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hall. of
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs. w
NJ Davis. of Buffalo Springs
we're visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Elliott last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins
of GAINESVILLE, visited relatives
in Burkeville and Meherrin Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Waller
OF Henderson, N. c., spent a few
days here with Mrs. M. S. Price
and Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Price. ~
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VOICE OF EXPERIENCE

The visitor to the mountain
region, finding an ancient cabin
with an equally ancient charac-
ter taking his ease on the rickety
porch, was asked to set awhile
and rest his bones. He accepted
the proffered rocker gratefully.
The old man Wordlessly puffed
his pipe. Finally he broke the
s'' Stranger. ! he said. ~rore
sure a-wearin' worse If out.
Whyn't you + oc k with the
grain?" 81
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Young Peoples Rally OF James
Rives Association Set Friday

gin at seven. DR.. J. c. Fletcher,
an assistant secretary in the
department Of missionary per-
sonnet for the Foreign Mission
Board of the Southern Baptist
Convention. will be the guest
spe ker. All members and
friends are cordially invited.
Officers are: president, Jean
Reynolds, Of Cumberland; vice
president, Pamela Jamerson;
secretary treasurer. Jane Dud-
ley Moseley, and pianist, Gail
Jones.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Austin c. Goode
and children returned home Sun
day night after a weeks vacation
trip. On their trip they visited
Douthat State Park, where they
spent several days. They also
visited White Sulphur Springs.
Fort Bragg. N. c., and in Bed
ford county Mr.. Goode par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Goode,
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Many From Mt. Pleasant Attend
Sunday School Picnic At The Lake

MT. PLEASANT, July Fl = A
good crowd attended the Mt.
Pleasant Sunday School picnic
held at Goodwin Lake last Sun
day following Sunday School.
Several families represented
Mt. Pleasant at the Methodist
Mems family picnic held at the
Abilene Community Hall Friday
evening, July Is.
Mr.. aand Mrs. John Shipp
and baby recently visited her
relatives in Bristol.
Mrs. James Leo Mcdonald
the former Miss Mary Womack.
Of Cumberland county now Of
Yakima. Wash. has been visit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22

Of Bedford County. accompanied
them Of the trip.
Mrs. j. r. Graniheer and sons.
Harry and Frank and Mrs.
Harry Wright. Of Roanoke. spent
the past week end visiting Mrs.
S. B Pearson They were return
ing to Roanoke after spending a
week in the home Of the Rev.
and Mrs. d ". Charlton Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22

CUMBERLAND, July 81 -
The Young Peoples Rally of the
James River Baptist Association
will be held Friday, July o, at
4 pm. at the New Hope Bap-
fist Church in Vera.
The Young Womans Auxiliary
the Girls Auxiliary the Royal
Ambassadors and the Sunbeams
will present the afternoon pro-
gram. Everyone is asked to
bring a box supper which will
be served by committee Of the
host church at six pm.
The evening program will be-
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People from this community
wish to express sympathy to
Mrs. Lucy Sprouts whose
mother was taken i'll in Ger
many. but was glad she made
the trip back to the states and
is now in the hospital in Wash
ington, D. c.
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swansboro. N. C..

SWansboro. n. c.
Miss Sandra Marks is enrolled
IN the nurses aide course. where
she win take training for the
coming SIX weeks at Southslde
Community Hospital.
Mrs. [. P. Gillian is a patient
IN Southside Community Hos
pital
Nh, and Mrs. George White re-
Gently attended the wedding Of
his nephew. Donald Murray. 10
Miss Sally Fletcher. at Wor-
cester. Mass.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

2 teaspoons grated onion
u teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Salt to taste
Halve cantaloupe. remove
seeds and, using a melon ball
cutter or u teaspoon meas
uring spoon, scoop melon
into balls. Cut avocado in
halves; remove seed and
skin; cut fruit into cubes,
then add lemon juice to pre-
vent darkening. Cut bacon
into 1-inch squares and cook
until crisp; drain well. For
sauce, mix together tomato
juice, chill sauce, onion, Wor-
cestershire, and add salt to
taste. Pour sauce over melon
balls and avocado cubes and
chill at last, / hour. At
serving time, spoon into
cocktail glacces and sprin-
kle crisp bacon over the top.
Makes 4 to 6 servings.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Editors Note

Reoders Clearing House operotes
as O public service eyehonse Of
ideos between Washington eree
reoderS OF The Stor. II is con-
Quoted entirely through the moiI.
All letters must bear the writer's
fuI name and address. PIeose send
replies according to subject matter,
NOT initioIs. Letters received in
response to queries will either be
published or fOrworded to the per-
son mokins the inquiry.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Book Wanted
Mrs / p w Inner

Mrs. J. P. w., Upper Marlboro
I am anxious to obtain the
book The Complete Book of
Crochet" by Elizabeth L.
MathieSon. My letter to the
Greystone Press in New York
City has been returned" not
at address given"
I am wondering II some Of
you readers could tell me
where ! might get one?
Evening star., 1960-08-08

gardenia plant that is bloom
ing a little but the flowers
are so tiny. I would like to
encourage it, Can you read
ers give me some advice?
Also, how do they fare in the
house in the winter? Do they
still bloom?
Evening star., 1960-08-08

Those wonderful, thick
meated California midSum-
mer cantaloupes are at the
peak Of their season now,
too. so use them often in
summer meals. For example,
refreshing cantaloupe and
avocado cocktail in q tangy
tomato sauce makes a de-
lightful first course for Sum-
day brunch. Crisp bits Of
Evening star., 1960-08-08

smoky bacon make a savory
garnish.
II you wish, you may
serve "Cantaloupe Brunch
Cocktails" in scooped-out
cantaloupe shells. In this case,
choose 2 small melons in
stead Of the large one called
for in the recipe and halve
them, using a sawtooth de-
sign. Garnish with a lemon
or lime wedge. Arranged on
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Baked Beans
Mrs. v. B., Washington

MIS-. Y. B., Washington
I realize that there are
many ways Of preparing
baked beans and I would like
to try some Of the more
unusual ones. Would you
readers please send me some
Of your favorite recipes so
that I can try them? Thank
Vol.
Evening star., 1960-08-08

salad greens, these make at
tractive dinner salads, too.
Cantaloupe Cocktail
/ large California miosum-
mer cantaloupe
! avocado
2 tablespoons fresh lemon
juice
6 slices bacon
/ cup tomato juice
2 tablespoons chilli sauce
Evening star., 1960-08-08
READERS IS
CLEARING HOUSE
How to Shorten Knitted Skirts or Sweaters
To: Mrs. L. D., Washington

To: Mrs. L. D.. Washington
You readers will probably enjoy this are
the instructions for shortening knitted skirts
The instructions previously published taking
sweaters that too wide but better method for
ing length is follows
At ideal length minus "a inch cut strand Of yarn and
Evening star., 1960-08-08

nO AANd4 1CA16 IA AAAAAiNo ~
pull gently until a few inches
are gathered. Cut strand and
loosen continuing in the same
manner until complete dis
tance is covered. Anyone who
has snagged a stocking so
badly that it separated into
two pieces will understand
the principle.
Then pick up all the
stitches on a round needle or
a set of double pointed
needles and finish as origi-
nal skirt using your unwound
and washed wool.
Cast off. The advantage is
that there will be the same
amount of give" as before.
Machine stitching will not
accomplish this.
Gordenios
Mrs. S. L. D., Washington
Evening star., 1960-08-08
MELBA SAUCE

l cup current jelly
l package frozen raspberries
2 teaspoons cornstarch
! tablespoon water
l tablespoon lemon juice
Method: Heat jelly and
raspberries to boiling point.
Add cornstarch, which has
been dissolved in water. Sim
mer several minutes or until
slightly thickened. Add lem
on Juice. Cool. Spoon over
dessert pancakes.
Evening star., 1960-08-08
Surdenius

Mrs. S. L. D., Washington
We have a one-year-old
Evening star., 1960-06-17
Majors Pay $4,000
For Five Bonus Babies

SO, weighs 1875 and batted .522
at Tacoma's Clover Park High
this spring. He'll probably be
assigned to Fresno in the Class
C California League.
The other rich rookie, Humid
ley, goes to Salem in the Appa-
lachian League, an all-rookie
circuit, today. He batted $50
this year in high school.
While the major league clubs,
who paid an estimated Sc mil
lion in bonuses two years ago,
have been as busy as ever at
high school and college COM
mencement progra this
spring, they've been more close
mouthed about dollar details
Most of the time the bonus is
described as Substantial" OF
"sizable," with no hints dropped
W serve dS OASIS OF eSClmaUeS
But a partial list shows that
in recent weeks:
The Dodgers paid about
$4,000 for Jim Gibbs, 10, a
rig h t handed pitcher; the
Yankees gave up between $780,
900 and $4,000" for Danny
Eoff, II, a first baseman; the
Phils paid $4,000 or so for
John Morris, 18, a lefty pitcher:
the Tigers signed First Base
man Bill Roman, 81, for $50, 900
and the Senators grabbed Joe
McCabe, 81, a catcher, for
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, June II. -
C. v. Whitney's Tompion will
attempt to salvage some lost
prestige in the 3-year-old ranks
when he takes on Victoria Park
and eight other colts in the 23d
running Of the $46, ZOO Leonard
Richards Stakes at Delaware
Park tomorrow.
Because Of his Disappointing
efforts in the Kentucky Derby
Jersey Derby and Belmont
Stakes, Tompion is the second
choice for the mile-and-an-
eighth Leonard Richards al
about So. E. P. Taylor's Vic
toria Park is the favorite al
Us with Jockey Bill Hartack
up.
Tompion finished fourth be-
hind Celtic Ash in last Sstur-
days Belmont Stakes in the
role of an odds-on choice. Prior
to that he was second to Bally
Ache in the Jersey Derby arc
fourth to Venetian Way in
Kentucky.
The decision to run Tompior
in the Leonard Richards was
made yesterday by Trainer Bud
Greely after the son of Tom
Fool worked a half-mile in 47H
over a slow track. At the sua.
gestion Of Jockey Willie Shoe.
maker, Trainer Greely drilled
Evening star., 1960-06-17
AUSSIE RIDER WINS ON SHESHOON
French Colt Again Takes
2H-MiIe Ascot Gold Cup

ASCOT, England, June Il
(AP) For the eighth time
since World War II, a French
horse won the Ascot Gold Cur
yesterday when Sheshoon came
home 11a lengths in front oi
the Italian-bred Exar.
LIE Loup Garou, another
French horse, was a head be-
hind Exar in third place in the
famous event which first was
run in 1854.
Queen Elizabeth again was
among the spectators as Aus
tralian Jockey George Moore
pushed Sheshoon through the
center of the course and caught
Exar, ridden by Englishman
Lester Piggott, shortly before
the finish.
The victory was worth $30,59e
to Sheshoon's French owner
Nine. j. Veuillier. Sheshoor
formerly was in the stables oi
the late Ally Khan. He is g
4-year-old chestnut colt BY
Precipitation and was the IA
betting favorite in the field oi
six starters for the 21a-mile
race. Exar was 90 and Ii
Loup Garou ga.
Once again it was the elegant
Evening star., 1960-06-17
Virginia Horses
Strong in Detroit

DETROIT, June II (AP).-
Virginia horses, and especially
those of Morton w. (Cappy)
Smith of Middleburg, domin-
ated the opening of the 49th
annual Crosse Pointe Horse
Show.
Smith had two winners in
Sure Thing and After Dark and
a second on his wife's Grey
Pennant. War Life, owned by
John S. Pettibone, also of
Middleburg, edged Grey Pen
nant for green hunters under
saddle.
Sure Thing captured first
place in the opening jumping
class. After Dark took first in
the event for open green work.
ing hunters.
The nights program was
rained out and the events we're
added to today'S schedule.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
uiniSuspended
At Charles Town

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
June II (SpeciaD Charles
Town Race Track stewards
have suspended Jockey Ray
Arduini for 10 days, starting
today, for his part in a jam
that resulted in a spill in the
fifth race Wednesday.
Stewards ruled that the
Washington-born rider was
guilty of crossing over sharp
ly, bothering horses inside of
him and causing the disqualifi-
cation of his mount, New Oc-
cupy." Miss j. K. stumbled
and spilled her jockey, Reggie
Root, who was not hurt seri-
ously.
Arduini rode Captain Ball to
victory in yesterdays second
race to complete a $665 daily
double.
Evening star., 1960-06-17

Ascot, the most fashionable
race meeting on the British
calendar. Queen Elizabeth led
the royal procession of five
open carriages down the Golden
Mile. Prince Philip, a luke
warm racegoer compared with
his wife, was in the party.
Another French success came
in the mile King Edward
VII StakeS-this time Marcel
Boussac'S Atrax, ridden by
Roger Poincelet.
Atrax raced smoothly into
the lead in the last furlong and
once again Piggott had to be
content with second place, on
Faust. Jet stream was third
in the field of IL.
Atrax won by Ia lengths,
with Jet Stream another five
lengths back. 1t was French
Trainer Henri Nicholas first
Royal Ascot winner since he
took over training Boussac's s
horses.