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insisted his safety depends
upon anonymity.
In his own parish outside
Havana, he said, the local di-
rector of the juvenile militia
holds drill practice on Sun
days when the children, aged
eight years and over, normal
ly would attend Mass.
In Havana itself, he said,
the government posted MOTTO
es banning the use of church
owned buses on Sundays. This
was done before the present
scare of an oil shortage, he
said.
The priest said the recent
report that the regime has
urged priests in the PROVING
es to organize a national
church is mo fairy tale" He
said priests are described in
other printed matter of the
regimes as incapable of I'M
derstanding the revolution"
Continued on Page q
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as quickly as possible.

as quickly as possible.
THERE ARE MAN prof.
ects under construction at the
present time.
One of the most important
is the addition to the Shrine
of St. Therese, the Diocesan
Retreat House, which is now
able to accommodate up to so
guests and is completed ex-
eept for a few finishing
touches. Dedication of the
new addition will be held in
the Fall.
ANOTHER Is Bishop Ready
High School on the west side
of Columbus, which will &C.
commodate 1000 pupils and is
scheduled for occupancy by
September 1861. Construction
is under way as can be seen
by the accompanying photos.
AT Boys Industrial School
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tude of prosperity and the
blessing of Almighty God"
"Manifestly our religious
organizations and our agencies
for character-building in our
youth are giving devoted serv-
ice to halt this slump in
morals" Mr.. Hoover said.
These agencies have need
for every assistance. And
there is a latent force in
American life which could be
a vital help"
AVolD ING partisanship,
Mr.. Hoover told the delegates
he was making his fourth
"good-by" appearance at a
Republican national conven-
ton. He said: Apparently
my good-bys did not take. but
unless some miracle comes to
me from the Good Lord this
is finally it,"
Mr.. Hoover cited statistics
to illustrate the frightening
moral slump" he sees in the
United States.
During the Ia years fol-
lowing the end of the second
World War, our statistics show
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ready for occupancy some
time in August.
St. James the Less is build
ing eight additional class
rooms and a multi-purpose
room at an estimated cost Of
S425, 900. The school has the
largest enrolment in the Do
cese.
St. Matthias parish has un-
der construction an eight
room addition to the school.
This is one of the fastest
growing areas in the city.
OUTSIDE COLUMBUS
The parishes outside the
city of Columbus are keeping
up with population increases
with building projects.
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel,
Buckeye Lake, is building a
parish hall to serve as a meet
ing place and hold classes.
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Clarence G.. Issenmann.
WE EXPORT OUR pastors
and priests to instruct our
people and to remind them
during the days of the Con-
gress to take part spiritually
in this tribute to Our Lord
present in the Sacrament of
the Holy Eucharist by prayer,
assisting at Mass and receiv.
ing Holy Communion not only
on the two Sundays but also
during the week of the Con-
gress" July 81 to Aug. y, the
Bishop said.
Bishop Issenmann said that
special devotions in honor of
the Holy Eucharist should be
held if possible and recon-
mended a Holy Hour of Ad-
Grafton be kept in all church
es and chapels either on
Thursday or Friday, Joining
ourselves in spirit with the
hundreds of thousands of pill
grims at the Congress"
ST. JOSEPH Cathedral will
observe these days with the
following devotions: Sunday,
July 81. Exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament from after
the 1890 Mass to the closing
devotions at 7 pm.
Friday, Aug. 5, All Day Ex-
position of the Blessed Sacra-
ment from after the 8 am.
Mass, closing with a Holy
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Grams became interested in
the Church and later became
a convert.)
The General refused say
ing:
my place is here. The
country gave me my educa-
tion and has a right TO my
military service" Roseerans
added that Greeley was wrong
in his estimate of Lincoln.
Rosecrans nearly b e a e
president again when the Re-
publicans had nominated Lin
coin for his second term, de-
spite the bitter opposition.
Continued on Page q
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proceeding according TO
schedule. 1t will accommodate
the needs of that large par.
ish and is to be an edifice of
unusual design. A fund drive
was held during 1853 and the
parishion pledged over
$4,000 toward this new
church.
ST. CHRISTOPHER church
is completing the construc-
ton of a new church and rec.
tory at an estimated cost of
S400, 900. The rectory is al
most ready for occupancy and
the church structure is on
schedule.
st. Cecilia church, New
Rome, has a program under
way to build a teachers res
idence and a school addition.
The convent is expected to be
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here, the 85-year-old former
Chief Executive warned that
the United States lis in the
midst of a frightening moral
slump"
THIS NATION NEEDS a
rebirth of a great spiritual
force which has been impair
ed by cynicism and weaken
ed by foreign infection" Mr..
Hoover declared in his nation
ally televised address.
The former President said
that if this moral reblrth can
be achieved the spiritual
future of the nations chill
dren will be assured and
Americans will win the graft
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SECOND or SERIES
New Construction Includes Institutions, High School

editors Note: This is
The second in . series on
Diocesan building prof.
ects. Next week Father
Fuleher will discuss the
future projects in the Di-
ocese.)
BY Fr. George A. FuIeher
Times Editor-in.chief
Last week we reviewed
the building programs in
the Diocese of Columbus
over the past Is months.
A survey of our par
ishes and institutions, howev-
er, shows that present needs
of the people, as outlined in
the Diocesan Development
Fund and in the various par
ish campaigns, are being met
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Interested In
Priesthood?

YOUNG MEN INTERESTED
in the priesthood can receive
first hand Information by AZ
tending the Vocation Day
planned OF fhe Diocesan Sem
mary, ST. Charles Borromeo,
2010 e. Broad ST., Sunday, Az.
gust J.
Beginning al 4 pm. and end
ing around 9 pm, the day 10
open to all young men who
are interested in the priest
hood and who will soon be at.
tending high school, or whe
recently have been graduated
from high school.
DINNER WILL B. served
TO all those attending.
Anyone interested In this
program should contact his
pastor as soon as possible.
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ment meeting room to the
grade school building at an
estimated cost of $4,000.
St. Plus X parish, Reynolds.
burg. is completing a new
school and a teachers resi-
dence. The approximate cost
Of the school is $3.50, 900 and
the convent is to be S65, 900.
st. Joseph Cemetery is
erecting a Shrine in honor of
the Holy Family in the new
section of the cemetery.
nat. CARMEL HOSPITALS
new psychiatric wing is I'M
der way and will complete the
modernization of our largest
Catholic hospital.
Next week we shall take a
brief look at the future plans
of the parishes and institu-
tons in the Diocese.
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,HOP'S BROTHER:
FIRST BISHOPS BROTHER:
Nntiue Almost President

the war under President Lin
coin asked him to run.
Horace Greeley sent James
A. Gilmore to the front lines
to interview General Rose
GRAMS about a proposed plan
to put him in line as the logi-
cal choice in 1864.
General Rosecrans. who had
proceeded Bishop Rosecrans
into the Church, while teach
ing at West Point Military
Academy in 1845, would not
run.
Ut was largely through the
Generals letters and example
that Bishop Sylvester Rose
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A Diocesan native, and
brother OF the first BIZ
shop of Columbus, nearly
was the first Catholic to
become president of the
United States.
G GENERAL w IL LIAM
sTARKE Roseerans, who was
born in Kingston, down near
Chillicothe was one of the
most prominent military lead
ers during the Civil War,
when in 1853 a strong faction
of the Republican party, dis
satisfied with the progress of
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Hour of Alteration from $50
to 4.30 pm.
SATURDAY, AUG. s, tx.
position of the Blessed Sac.
rament from 3 to 8 pm.
Sunday, Aug. 7, Exposition
of the Blessed Sacrament
from after the 1890 Mass to
closing devotions at 7 pm.
Other parishes in the Do
cese will hold similar devo-
tons. Readers are asked to
consult their parish bulletins
for details.
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FIR. Schaefer's
Mother Dies

Mrs. Joseph Schaefer, 81,
mother of Father Francis
Schaefer, assistant pastor at
Columbus S.. Mary, died. last
Saturday al Bay Village.
Funeral Mass was offered
last Wednesday in st. Ra-
phael Church, Bay Village.
Mrs. Schaefer is also sur
vived by two other sons and
four daughters, all OF the
Cleveland area.
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Christ the King Church at
1890 pm.
OFFICERS for the Mass
will be Father Leo Brehm,
pastor of Christ the King,
Assistant Priest, Father Pat
rick Griffin, Diocesan Direc-
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High School Goes Up
INSIDE NEWS

cHURcH FACES Unique Problems in Congo
Page a.
READER SAY Both Parties Need Statesmen,
Not Politicians-Page 4. \
CHILDREN and Reading-Page S.
BRAGG PROVES Patience Pays, See Sports
Page 6.
SHOW FOLK Leave Stage Careers Behind for
Missionary Life-Page z.
DEVOTION TO st. Theresa Grows-Page 9.
CATHOLICS I'M AMERICA SERlES-Page II.
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tor of Cemeteries, Deacon, and
Rev. Mr.. Wayne Miller, a
seminarian of the Diocese,
Subdeacon. Mr. Carmen
Arcuri. also a seminarian, will
be Master of Ceremonies.
The sermon will be preach
ed by Monsignor George t.
WOLF, rector of st. Charles
Seminary.
Continued on Page p
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CASTRO
CASTRO BLOCK:
Says Cuba Hampers
Religious Teaching
BY Marjorie L. Fnlyaw

MIAMl-Priests who attempt to organize religious
instruction classes in Cuba's outlying areas are OBJ
structed by supporters of Fidel Castro, a Cuban priest
said here.
MocKlN AND JEERlNc are common, and in
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Asks Moral
Retreat Halt,
Tn COP Talk
BY ELMER VoN FELDT

CHICAGO = Former President Herbert Clark
Hoover has called upon his fellow Americans to halt
''the moral retreat in the United States.
In an address to the Republican national conven-
ton in Chicago's vast international Amphitheater
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ADULT EDUCATION:
ADULT EDUCATION:
Springs Marks 10th
Year Evening Class

The adult education program at the College of
St. Mary of the Springs, dedicated to secular as well as
religious enlightment, marks its tenth anniversary
when classes begin this fall, according to Sister An
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In PARISH CHURCH:
Francis Meagher
Ordination, Aug. 6

Rev. Francis J. Meagher, a deacon at Mount St.
Mary of the West Seminary, and a student for the Do
cese of Columbus. will be ordained to the sacred priest
hood at 10 am, by Bishop l%ssenmann, Saturday, Au-
gust 6, in Christ the King church, Columbus.
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Set Special
DevOtiOns
To Eucharist

Diocesan parishes will mark the 37th international
Eucharistic Congress, which is being held at Munich,
Germany. July 3IAugust 7, this week with special
observances, according to a letter written by Bishop
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areas Where the communist
party is strong, matters are
worse" said the priest, who
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30

I Mir. and Mrs. Leland Sanford
will have as their week end
guests her brother-in-laW and sis
| ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Crosse
close, Of Pulaski.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Paul Bennett, of
Red House, and Mrs. Fletcher
Harris, of Seattle. Wash. were
recent guests of Mrs. C. F. Glenn
and Mrs. o. j. Mallory.
Mrs. Reed Edmunds, of Milton,
Fla, and Mrs. India Edmunds
Burch, of Washington, D. c., are
visiting Mrs. V. D. Venable.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom jenkins were Mickey
Farmer, Of Washington, D. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Farm
err, of Amelia.
Mrs. J. L. Gordon entertained
her bridge club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. D. Hamilton has
moved from ia Virgins Street
to Ala Park Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hammonds
visited relatives in Richmond for
a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Hartley
spent Sunday in Lexington visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Newman,
Jr., visited their son and daugh-
ter-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Newman, III, in Richmond last
week end. They also attended the
st. Christopher's George Wythe
football game, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Blair,
Of Danville. visited their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Butcher, last week end.
Mrs. Matte Lee Walker is
visiting her sister, Miss Annie
HAYES Cunningham, in Washing
ton, D. c.
| DR.. Thomas Z Gilmer and
Claude Pritchard were in Rich
mond Wednesday to attend a fl
nance committee meeting.
/ Mrs. M L. Daniel. of Alberta
and Mrs. W. F. johnson n d
/ daughter. Linda, of Lake Wales,
/ Fla. spent few days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Daniel.
Watt Huntington, jr.. of New
York, is visiting at Poplar Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bernard,
of st. Adams. w. Va. will visit
his mother, Mrs. j. l.. Bernard
and sister, Miss Lora Bernard,
next week end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lewis and
his mother, of Roanoke, and Mrs.
Fred Kincaid, of Newport News,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bailey
and Mr.. and Mrs James Fleet
wood during the week end. Mrs.
J. w. Hillsman, of Mobile, Ala.
who has been visiting here for
several days, returned to New
port News with Mrs. Kincaid.
Mrs. Frances Porter and Mrs.
Mary Noffsinger, of Roanoke.
we're Wednesday guests of Mrs.
T. j. Fulcher.
Dean T. E. CraWley attended
a meeting of the Deans of Vir-
ginia Colleges at Hollins College,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Blair and
two children, Martha John and
Billy, spent the week end on the
Skyline Drive.
Expected week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Lancaster
at Rochelle" are the director
of the Imperial Tobacco Com
pany, E. R. Willis, and Mrs.
Willis, of Calcutta, India, h e
leaf director of the British
American Tobacco Company
Ltd. L. F. Cocks. of London,
England, and president of t h e
Export Leaf Tobacco Company
c. F. Andrews, and Mrs. An
dreWs, of Richmond.
Recent guests of Mrs. c. F.
Glenn and Mrs. o. j. Mallory
were Mrs. Norma Taylor n d
Mrs. Tuck Dickerson, of Char
lotte Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Fitz-
gerald and son, Doug, visited
her brother and sister-inlaW
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Smith, III
Lynchburg last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E
johnson and family visited Sgt
and Mrs. K W. Giese an
family in Hopewell, Sunday.
Ray T. Gilley, Of Arlington
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Whita-
ker during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. AShby Fulcher
of Dublin, are the expected week
end guests of his mother, Mrs. T
J. Fulcher. and Mr.. and Mrs
John f. Allen.
DR.. and Mrs. P. w. Bcckhan
visited his son-in-laW and daugh
/ ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Broad
! dus, in Hopewell. Sunday. They
also visited her son and daugh
ter-in-law. Dr.. and Mrs. P. c
VERIFY, III.
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State Senator James D. Ha-
good. of Clover. president of Pat
rick Henry Boys Plantation, will
be featured speaker at the fall
meeting Of the Fourth District.
American Legion Auxiliary, on
Saturday afternoon. October |, in
Farmville. Mrs. c h Q + / c 7.
Moses, Jr., of AppomattOx. dis
trict president, will preside.
Mrs. Charles T. Levin, of SUI
folk, the state president Of the
American Legion Auxiliary, has
chosen Patrick Henry Boys Plan
tation in Charlotte county as the
project for the year. and Mrs
John R. Sheffield. of Victoria. has
been ramed state chairman Of
the project.
Members from units at Apo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Movie Guide
Sponsored by Woman's Club
of FarmvilIe

Ice Palace ~ The growth of
Alaska from the end of World
War to statehood is the back
ground for Edna Ferber's novel.
Builders VS.. exploiters is the
theme. 1t is a rambling story of
three generations well acted by
Robert Ryan. Richard Burton.
and Carolyn Jones. Color. Adults
and youth, good. Children
ture.
Strangers When We Meet -
This film might provoke thought,
but on the whole it is sophomore
treatment of extra marital love
in the suburbs. Kirk Douglas is
interesting as an architect. Kim
Novak is less interesting as his
love. Cinemascope and color.
Adults. fair Youth and children,
no.
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Time Devoted To
Disciplines In
Flower Arranging

Nora Lancaster Garden Club
members Tuesday devoted atten-
ton to several disciplines ir
flower arranging. including that
Of competitive exhibits CT mem
ber-groWn flowers.
The ingenuity required in ar
tistically displaying one color or
hue flowers was outlined by Mrs.
2. H. Hanbury. Jr. Mrs. Han
bury's guest talk was on Mono
chromatic Arrangements.
The post-program competition
required members to offer dis
p'avs Of a crescent arrangement
using flowers grown by the ex-
hibitor.'
The blue ribbon for first in the
competitive arrangements went
TO Mrs. S. Bruce Spencer. Mrs.
T. C. Coleman. Jr., was second.
with Mrs. w. H. Butcher third.
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In District Session Here
Legion Auxiliary To
Hear Senator HagiUO0d

mattox, Blackstone. Chase City,
Cumberland, Emporia, Farm
vile. Franklin. Hopewall. Hol-
IA Il, Petersburg, P 0 W h a a n.
Smithfleld, South Hill. Suffolk,
Victoria and Waverly have been
invited TO attend this meeting.
Mrs. Malcolm Wynn, Of South
Ell, state vice president. repre-
eentirg the Second and Fourth
Districts. ard Mrs. Lura K
Akers, of Roanoke, state secre-
taTy-treasurer. will also attend.
This meeting will be a school
If i, 5tr,csicn when the programs
and projects Of the Virginia De
~7ent af 80 American Legion
Auxiliary will be explained by
ate ard district chairmen. and
the state. president will address
he meeting.
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Future H0memakers Consolidate

The Future Homemakers OF
America chapters of Prince Ed
ward Academy and Worsham
Academy have merged in keep
ing with the new consolidated
school.
The action was taken at a
meeting last Thursday night.
New officers were selected from
among officers Of the two clubs.
Elected by the membership were
Peggy Fariss, president; Mary
Beasley, vice president; Nancy
jenkins, secretary; Betty Faye
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30

Miss Pauline Womack, of Mary
Washington College. spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. v. c. Womack.
Mrs. Lee Vought and Miss
Martha Drumeller are visiting
their brother, Karl Drumeller,
ara family in Portsmouth.
David Dickerson, of Norfolk,
visited in the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Austin Ayres during tn e
week end.
Bill Spencer, of VPI, spent the
week end with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Spencer.
Miss Barbara Jean Trear and
her mother, Mrs. j. E. Trear.
left Thursday for Washington, D.
c.. where Barbara Jean will
attend the National Academy
Broadcasting School for one
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Bondurant
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Whittier
attended the meeting of Group
" Virginia Bankers Association
Wednesday at the Boonsboro
Country Club, Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lohr and
family have moved from the
Prospect Road to Longwood Ave-
nue..
Miss Janice Wood. of Char
lottesville, visited friends here
during the week end.
Mrs. Edward S. Evans and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Cook. of Richmond, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Cook.
Miss Mary c. Womack visited
her aunt, Mrs. Mary c. Carwlle.
in Lynchburg, Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Pillow spent the
week end in Richmond with her
son and daughter-in-laW, Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Pillow, and attended
the State Fair.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ben r.
Bruner and son. Roger. will be
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris G.. Smith.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Kermit Locke, of
Beckley. w. Va, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Agee. of Frederick.
Md, are the expected guests of
Mrs. Charles E. Agee this week
end. Mrs. Agee will return with
the Lockes for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Milan and
family. of Harrisonburg. visited
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pritchard
and family last week end.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30

Newman, treasurer, Rose Lam
berth, reporter, and Betty Flip
pen, historian.
Delegates named to attend the
fall planning meeting at Cumber-
land High School October are
Peggy Fariss. Frances Southall,
Lucy Booth, Rose Lamberth, and
Nancy Jenkins.
Announcement was made that
four programs would be given on
civil defense and four on family
unity as the main project of the
years club meetings.
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Al Frederick, of Roanoke, visit
ed friends here during the week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Club Calendar

Women OF the Moose Mon
day, October 3, 8 pm, at the
Lodge.
Newcomers CIHb Wednes-
day. October ), g pm, with Mrs.
= F.. Barrett.
HoIfon Bible Glass Tuesday,
Oc.cber 4, Bpm. with Mrs. John
Lewis.
NIa~y Wilson Garden CIub -
Nonda~, October 3. 5 pm, with
Mrs. Alvin Smith. Exhibit dried
ARA agreements. Guest - Mrs. w.
K. Carter. =
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Shower Honors
Miss Joyce Knick

Miss Joyce Knick. whose mar
riage to Raymond Elsaesser, of
Meherrin, will take place Oc-
tober Is, was honored at bridal
shower Friday, September %, by
Mrs. Delmar Hartley and Miss
Bessie Sorrels at the home of
Mrs. Harvey Knick.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-30
Becky Neighbours
Honored At Party

Becky Neighbours was honored
on her third birthday with a
party by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berkley Neighbours, at their
home on Putney street, Tuesday
afternoon.
Guests included Rita Thacker,
Mike Bowers. Sharon Higgins,
Bubba Higgins, and Cheryl Rae
and Cary Lynn GRANGE, of Lynch
burg.