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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Here Are
Name Colt
Winners

From over 1000 entries re-
ceived in the "Name Misty's
Colt Contest" held recently un-
der the auspices of the Chill
dren's Department of the East
Cleveland Library in the main
library's children's room, North
and Caledonia Branches and
the school libraries at Kirk,
Prospect and Rozelle, these
winning names were turned
in by the following children.
Main children's room, wild
fire., submitted by Dan An
drews, 1880 Northfield 4th
grade at st. Philomena's
School;
North Branch, "Story Boy,
submitted by Jennifer Stevens,
1447 Hayden ave., 9th grade at
Chambers School;
Caledonia Branch, "Little
Bit, submitted by John De-
Bartolomeo, 3427 Lownesdale,
9Th grade at Caledonia School;
Kirk Jr. High School Library,
"Aurora" submitted by Rick
Klein, 9th grade, formerly OF
Oakhill rd.;
Prospect School Library,
opal o Mine" submitted by
Kathy Schuff, 1841 Grasmere
5th grade;
Rozelle School Library,
"Whirlwind" S u b m j t t ed by
Eileen Dratler, 1881 Speedway
Overlook, 9th grade.
Each agency used its staff
plus other key community peo-
pie to act as judges. Mrs. Lii
lian Clarke, DR.. Louis Meyers,
Mrs. Shirley MCGOWAN, and
Mrs. William r. Sneller, acted
in this capacity.
Miss Martha Driver has in
vited the six East Cleveland
winners to accompany her on
Saturday to meet Mrs. Henry
who will be at a downtown
book store to autograph her
latest horse story, "Gaudenzia,
Pride of the Palio".
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Card Party To
Aid Financing
Christmas Fefe

Winderm ere's Council
knights Of Columbus will
sponsor a card party at its
club rooms, 1929 Euclid ave.,
Friday evening, Dec. 9th, at 8
pm.
This card party is held every
year to help provide financial
assistance for funds required to
provide gifts for the children's
Christmas party which will be
held at Windermere Council
Club Rooms Sunday afternoon,
Dec. 18th at 2 pm.
Chairman for the card party
is Robert Laurich assisted by
John Brozak. Chairman for
the Children's Christmas Party
is AL Rahloff Jr., assisted by
James Barlow.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
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PRE-SCHOOL GROUP
HEARS HANDICRAFT
EXPERT

The Chambers Mayfair Pre-
School Mothers Group meets
next Wednesday at 1915 a. m.
in the North Branch Library.
The speaker will be Mrs.
Joseph Klimowsky. Her topic
will be Christmas Handicraft. "
Mrs. Klimowsky has always
had q hobby of handicrafts.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

"A HORSE! A HORSE! The
King Of England cried. He
never was able to get that
horse til he used our
Classified! If you happen to
have horse to sell or any
other thing just pick up
your telephone and give this
number a ring :. GL. 1-4383.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

YOUR CHURCH having a cele-
bration? Want to tell the folks
in your congregation? Want a
first-class job that won't cost
a mint? Why not give US the
Job to print?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

Neighbors came to her for help
in making various crafts and
they also urged her to give
talks before groups and also to
demonstrate her works.
The children will enjoy a
story hour, during the pro-
gram; under the supervision of
Miss 'Bethia Frew. There will
also be crib service for children
under three, adult supervised.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01

CATCH ONE! y observing Of the
selected judges the Cleveland
Cardinal valuable poyer Awards ho will
high school
knowledge Of the having
their right. dual effort Of the
left rights Leonard
Of Shaw; William compb IT, Robert Hail. Head Foot
will
annual school football Wednesday, Dec H.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-12-01
Two-Day Vote League
Meet To Be All Wet

Water Too much little tered by the membership will
and often in the wrong govern the Leagues attitude
places toward Ohio legislation in this
Mnndau and Tnesdav fhel fed.
, 1960-12-28
Musicol Program BY
Students Of Mrs.
Copemdn Impressive

Several days ago a special mus
ical program was presented by the
new Music School at Western
Suburb, of which Mrs. Dennis
Copeman is organizer and dir
ector Only a limited number Of
guests were present due largerly
to lack of space, however, they
were tremendously impressed
with the renditions of the stud
ents, all of whom are beginners.
The program opened with a
prayer by Miss Henry; the vel
come address by H. Dore and a
dialogue by a group of the young
sters. Those who played were: E.
Hennemann, w, Berry, Joy Roe
buck, L. Boyce, r. Hendricks, w.
Evans, /. Liebert, E. Downes,
Denise Krigger, P. Wright, E.
Rogers, Sandra Brodhurst, r.
Stridiron, Cheri-Ann Brodhurst,
N. Henry. S. Boiling and H. Dore.
A Duet was played by Miss
Graciella Chardon and Mrs. Cope
man.
Each rendition was generously
applauded.
, 1960-12-28
Two Policemen Hurt
AS Car Plunges Off
HighwdY Into Field

Patrolmen Axel Ferdinand and
Graham were injured yesterday
afternoon when an eight cylinder
Packard owned by Ferdinand and
driven by Graham left the high
way near Estate Glynn and plung-
ed into the field belonging to
Henry Schuster, tearing away
seventy-one feet of fencing.
AS MI. Schuster watched, the
car plunged forward, rolled over
and plunged again turning COM
pletely over before it came to q
stop. It was miraculous how the
men escaped death.
The car travelled a distance of
two hundred and twenty-five feet
along the shoulder of the high
way, then across the field for
thirty-five feet right side up and
stopped three hundred and
twenty-eight feet away. The bat
terry Of the car was found twenty
eight feet from the car; hub cap
nineteen feet away and the wind
shield seventy-two feet.
Graham is suffering from bru-
ises on his hands. Ferdinand suf-
fered a cut on the left side of his
head, bruises on his left foot, and
injury to his neck which was
placed in a brace. The car is a
total wreck.
, 1960-12-28
Tuxicub Runs Off
HighwdY Into
CunefieldNeu GlYnn

A Chevrolet taxicab, operated
by Elmo Horsford, ran off the
Northside highway in the vicin-
ity Of Estate Glynn at $40 this
morning and plunged into the
canefield for several hundred feet
before coming to a stop.
According to the Police report,
Horsford said that a copybook
fell off the dashboard; he said he
reached over to pick it up and
found himself inside the canefield
on the opposite side Of the high-
way.
The windshield of the car was
shattered and the front received
some damage.
The Police ticketed Horsford
negligent driving.
, 1960-12-28
Lieut.C ~liffordPldske
Is Promoted To
Cdptdin OF Police

Lieutenant Clifford Plaskett
was promoted to the rank Of Cap
tain today. Governor John David
Merwin personally pinned the
bars on the shoulders Of the We
teran police officer during a brief
ceremony in the office of the Adj
ministrative Assistant Alva Nc
Farlane this afternoon.
Captain Plaskett has been in
charge of the uniformed person
mel in St. Croix for the past
several years and has done a
creditable job. The captaincy has
been vacant for some time now.
, 1960-12-28
Eleven Students Of
N. Y. Schools On Tour
Of Puerto Rico

Eleven students from six New
York City high schools went to
Puerto Rico on a goodwill tour
on Christmas day as guests of the
Commonwealth Of Puerto Rico.
They plan to spend seven days
touring the Island and will at
tend the Inauguration Of Cover
nor Luis Munoz Marin on Jan
uary End.
The students are being chaper-
oned by DR.. Leonard Corvello,
educational consultant to the mi
grafton division of the Depart
ment Of Labor Of Puerto Rico.
The trips purpose is to give Am
erican students a better under
standing Of the achievements and
problems Of Puerto Rico.
, 1960-12-28
Christopher unielson
Of C~hristidnsted
Posses AwdY

Christopher Danielson passed
away quietly on Tuesday night at
the Charles HARDWOOD Hospital
Christiansted. He is survived by
his wife, Elizabeth, eight children
and twelve grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
on Thursday evening. The pro-
cession leaves the hospital for the
st. Johns Anglican Church at 4
pm.
, 1960-12-28
P~uiewonskY Ndmed
TO u. S. ~Indugurul
Committee

Ralph Paiewonsky has been
named an honorary member Of
the Inaugural Committee for Pre-
sident-elect John F. Kennedy, and
his name will be included in the
official program Of the inaugur-
alton, it was disclosed today.
Inaugural activities begin on
january Is with receptions and a
dance. There will be other recep-
tions, a concert and Democratic
Gala, the latter being a gigantic
stage show, on January Is. .On
January 20 the official inaugural
ceremony, parade and inaugural
ball will be held.
Mr.. Paiewonsky, who has been
active in National Democratic
circles for more than 20 years
has been mentioned prominently
as a possible nominee for the
Virgin Islands Governorship.
, 1960-12-28
Housing To
Distribute Cuch To
Employees

SAN JUAN Approximately
$97, 900 in Christmas cash will be
paid by IBEc Housing Corpora
ton in Puerto Rico this year to
some 1900 employees, Glen Law
renee, vice president, Of the build
ing firm announced today.
Some $4,000 in Vacation Holt
day payments come from a spec
ial fund set up by an agreement
between IBEC Housing and the
Carpenters Union (AFL CIO)
Local 1851. With an approximate
similar amount paid last year,
some 100000 in holiday pay
ments have been distributed
since the Union and IBEC signed
the first major labor-manage-
agreement in Puerto Rico private
home construction industry in
May 1858.
An additional $1,000 will 60 in
holiday bonus and vacation pay
to members Of the Heavy Equip
ment Employees Union employed
on IBEc Housing projects.
, 1960-12-28
Personnel Mention

James A. Benjamin Of st. Croix
who has been a resident of New
York City for the past ten years,
is here spending his vacation. He
expressed satisfaction with the
progress made since his depart
ure.
The relatives and friends of Mr..
Benjamin were happy to see him.
, 1960-12-28
SecY Sedton Coming
For Dedication Of
New Airport

Final arrangements have now
been completed for the formal
dedication Of the Alexander Ha-
milton Airport building on Mon
day, January 3, 1861 at 5 pm.
The Honorable Fred A. Sea-
ton, Secretary Of the Interior will
be present for the occasion.
, 1960-12-28
Muteridl Purchased
Under Defense Educ.
Act for G. H. S.

A tremendous amount Of
educational material have
been delivered to the Sci
ence and Spanish depart
ments of the Christiansted
High School. This material,
which is Of vital impor-
tance in the training Of stu
dents, were purchased IN
der the new Defense Edu-
cational Act.
The Vocational Depart
ment has installed ultra mo
dern facilities for the train
ing Of practical nursing, a
course which was started
recently.
The school Laboratory is
now equipped with the lat
est facilities for the conyen
fence of the students which
includes an air-condition-
ing unit.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
Church Women
To Note Day

The United Church Women
of the National Capital Area
will join millions Of women
throughout the country in cele-
bration Of World Community
Day on Friday.
The women will stress the
need for peace and freedom
from poverty in distressed areas
of the world through the cele-
bration's theme. Christian Ac-
tion for Freedom"
Members of the organization
are collecting children's cloth
ing and clothing material for
distribution to church-support-
ed institutions in Northern
Africa, Northern India, Tibet
and Hong Kong. Medical kits
also are being prepared for
areas which lack medical serv-
ices, such as Ethiopia, Nigera,
Chile and Burma.
The following is a list of
World Community Day events
in local churches:
secretary Of the National Capital Area
west .Montgomery County Council Of
Omitted CHURCH Women Ct 1880 IN.
Shepherd street and Connecticut ave-
nue. s,,e: Chevy G6ase' GS.se Nd; d Mr., z,,,D
seidel, study director for the Capital
Area Of the Christian Womens Fellow
ship. will address the Rockville Council
Of United Church Women in Rockville
Christian Church, Jefferson and South
Adams streets. Rockville, Md.
walker Met6odlst eSspei' viii 't discuss
Women at II am. in First Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and Q streets NV.
Mrs; E. M, Reese. former resident
mentS there before the Eastern Mont.
gomery County Council Of United
United Church Of Christ, 1900 New
Hampshire avenue. Takoma Park: Md
Mrs. Clarence Nelson; wife of the
Business and Professional Group o.
United Church Women at 6:15 pm. In
First Baptist Church Sixteenth ant
;ssss ysII|S;ovi9e. IA; Of II, tn. Chi, ch,,:.. e..
Fnes esorr.s HaSEssf coanci A' of Uniset
Savio6s Lutheran Church. ct. Barnabai
road. Temple Hills. Nd.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
Religion Issue
DebateSeenas as
Aid 70 Unity
BY CAsPAR NAMES
star stan writer

The president Of the Ma
tidnal Council Of Churches,
says the current debate on the
religion issue in the presiden-
tial campaign could help the
''erpwing unity Of the church
ana the Nation"
80 bring ont the issues be-
tween Professionalism and Ca
ticlicism. in the open proc
essss Of democratic discussion.
Is . healthy thing" Or. Ed-|
win T. Dahlberg Of st. Louis
said here yesterday. There
are honest differences Of opin.1
ion between Catholics and
Protestants on such questions
as education. population con.
troll. church and state relation.
ships. and the ultimate seat Of
authority in the realm Of faith
and morals.
"Why should we be afraid
Of o face-to-face conformation
concerning such matters, In
the spirit Of the Christ who Isl
the great head OF the church?
Evasion Opposed
ITO raise these questions is
not bigotry nor intolerance. It
Is just good sense. To evade
them is bound to result In O.
condition where the whole con-
fiict is driven underground,
into the dark and bitter realms
Of ignorance and fanaticism."
DR.. Dahlberg told the con.
cluding session Of the Confer
ence on Christian Human Re
lations. sponsored by the Balti-
more Annual Conference Of the
Methodist Church, that we
should speak the truth In love.
and In mutual respect for each
others convictions"
The conference, attended by
more than 400 Methodist mini
sters and laymen, was held
Monday and yesterday ct the
Shcrehaln Hotel.
Dr. Da hlberg criticized
church people who would not
have ministers voice their views
on political and social issues Of
the day.
Declaring these 'forces Of
fear and reaction attempt to-
silence the prophetic voice Of
the Christian Church." the
speaker insisted they will
never succeed rest assured
that those who have been CONF
missioned BY the Lord Of the
church to preach the Gospel
to all nations viii not remain
silent. We are spokesmen Of.
the good news Of God and In
Jesus Christ.
Timely Interpretation
1--WE are compelled. therefore,
to interpret that Gospel in
terms Of the moral ana spiritual
issues Of our time. In fact, 1t
is the responsibility Of the
church to speak out on these
issues even before they become
political issues.s
One Of the study groups yes
terday recommended that all
churches within the boun-
.daries Of the Baltimore and
Washington Annual Confer
ence consists Of white congre-
cations and the Washington
Annual Conference Of Negro
Congregations.
The statement asked that
officials explore the feasibility
Of having all the Methodist
churches within the bounds Of
the Baltimore Conference be
included In one annual con-
ference.
As presently constituted. the
Baltimore Annual Conference
has churches in Maryland. the
District Of Columbia and three
counties in West Virginia. The
Washington Annual Confer
ence has some churches out
side this area although most
Of its congregations are within
these boundaries.
Evening star., 1960-11-02

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-18

week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Deane.
1t. and Mrs. Kim Anderson
and son. of Aberdeen, Md, spent
the week end with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Kramer Anderson.
1t. Anderson took his wife and
son back with him. Mrs. Ander-
son and son having spent the
week with her parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. Paul Gillian. Of Burke
vile.
Mrs. S. W. Apperson. Rhonda
and Dawn, and Mrs. B. L. Apper-
son. Jr.. and son. Jerome. visited
Mrs. Perkins Snoddy in John
ston Willis Hospital Thursday.
They also went to a studio to
have the G ldre MS pictures
taken.
Mrs. Snoddy was getting along
nicely. She came home Friday.
Mrs VIII Llewellyn and friend,
Mrs. Arlene Roop. of Bucking-
ham. called Sunday to see her
mother, Mrs. Wealthy Childress.
Other guests were her grand
son. Ut. Kim Anderson. and
family. Mrs. j. r. Jones, of
Jamestown. and Mrs. Bobby
Jones and children. Andy ana
Cathy. of Richmond.
Mrs. Ruth Gormous Fleming,
of Orlando, Fla, who has been
spending some time with her
mother. Mrs. John r. Gormous,
left for home Sunday. Her hus-
band. Ed Fleming, and daugh-
tiers came for her Sunday.
Mrs. F. B. Gilbert and Mrs.
Ruby Jamerson visited in the
Leake Newton home Friday eve
ming. Mr.. Newton has been sick
but is now improving.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-18
Centenary Church Group Attends
Class Sessions At Payne Memorial

GUINEA. Nov, l7-Five Cente-
nary Church members attended
the study class at Payne Me-
mortal Church. Thursday even
ing. On Friday evening, nine
Centenary members attended the
class session. At this time. Cen
tenary had charge of the pro-
gram. Those taking part were
Mrs. Condriff Mathews. Mrs.
John Holman, Mrs. Thomas
Scott. and Mrs. j. P. Stratton.
They were assisted by the Rev.
and Mrs. T R. Tremble.
Mrs. David Hazlegrave was
hostess to the Women of Guinea
Church. Tuesday evening.
The pastor. the Rev. T. R.
Tremble, filled his regular APP
pointment at Centenary Church.
Sunday morning. using the
theme" Stewardship of Mater
ial Possessions He was &C
companied by Mrs. Tremble.
Mrs. Horace Winfrey, of New
Jersey, and Mrs. R. D. Garrett,
of Cumberland. were among
those present
Miss Geraldine Simpson and
Allen and Joe Hazlegrove were
Sunday luncheon guests of Miss
Juanita Higgins and G.. A Hig-
gins.
Miss Mary Frances Allen and
C. T. Simpson were Sunday
luncheon guests at Portland. "
Sunday luncheon que is at
"Hors du Monde" were the Rob-
ert L. Davis family. of Farm
vile. Afternoon guests were the
Leonard Make family, of Rich
mond.
Miss Phyllis Matthews and
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Stratton were
at Longwood College. Saturday
afternoon, and enjoyed the Ma
rine Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Halle
grove, of Roanoke, spent the
week end at their country home
ssT ;tt1a Nortbf;aJJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker
of White Hail.. were week end
guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Campbell, of Rose
land.
Rupert Ferguson, of Rich
mond, was a Saturday guest of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-18
BurkeuiUe P-TA Glued
In On Trip To Europe

Mrs. Herman Clark and daugh-
er. Patricia. and Mrs. Kate Gar
EFT. Of Richmond. spent Sunday
With Mr.. ard Mrs. Herman Cook
Mrs. Louis Cook. who has been
listing Mrs. Garrett. returned
With them.
Mrs. Ruth Harris. Of Wilson
Y. c.. has been the guest for sew
rial days Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. z
Shore.
Miss Margie Boswell. Of West
hampton College, spent the week
md with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodges Boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Borum
spent Sunday visiting relatives in
Gretna.
Mrs George S c h m d t and
George Schmidt. Of Rice. were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler Schmidt on Saturday
light.
Mrs. Anrie Harper. of Lynch
burg. was the week end guest of
Miss Enmie Walton.
Students from VPI home for
the week end were jennie Toone
Joe N1OrliSSette. James King.
Swanson Jennings. James King
and Wayne Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Horner
and daughter. Debbie 10, spent
The week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Gary and
son, Wayne, Of Richmond. spent
the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Maude Orange.
Mrs. j. H. Cook spent several
days last week in Richmond with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Thornhill. Their
little daughter. Ann Marie. had
her tonsils removed.
Miss Mary Kanipe. Of John
ston-Willis School of Nursing.
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. Martin Ka-
nipe.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-18
Mrs. Lester Jones Gets
A Nice Goose To Cook

NEW CANTON, Nov. l7-Mrs.
Joe Potts and children. Of Lynch
burg. came down Friday to bring
Mrs. Donald Pendleton and chill
drep home. They had supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Jones
and then went to Mt. Zion where
the Potts spent the night with
the PendleIons.
Mr.. Potts came by Sunday
| from a hunting trip below Rich
lnondd expecting to Join his
family, bit en- account of one of
the children's sickness they had
gone back TO Lynchburg on Sat
urday. He brought Mrs. Jones a
nice goose to cook.
| MI. and Mrs. Athol Butler went
TO Richmond Thursday and met
| their daughter ln-laW. Mrs. Fred
Mertz, ard her daughters, Deb
bic and Cathy Mertz. who came
from Macon, Ga, where 1t.
Mertz is now stationed. 1t. Mert2
will ioin them later for a va
cation with his mother and step
father.
i Callers on the Buffers and
Mert1es were Mrs. Vergie Ander-
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer Anderson,
Mrs. kim Anderson and son,
Mrs. Ernest Anderson and son,
Ashley, Mrs. j. R. Jones and
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Bobby
Jones. and her children, Andy
and Cathy.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-18

Mrs. B. H. Apperson. ST., and
Mrs. Sammy Apperson ard two
daughters visited with their
aunts. the Misses Louise and
Mary Anderson. Sunday after
| noon.
Mrs. Ruby Jamerson and Mrs.
c. w. Cave called on Mrs. j. R.
Phillips last week.
Election Day Visit
Mrs. M. x. Davis spent election
day with her sister, Mrs. Bessie
Deane. Mrs. Deane visited Mrs.
Maude Putney Sunday.
The Misses Demetra. Mabel
, and Frances Patterson, of Rich
mond. spent the week end with
their parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. Will
lie Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs Maher. of Rich
mond. visited her sister. Mrs.
Jack Harris. and Mr.. Harris Sun
day. They had their granddaugh-
ter with them.
Mrs. June Nixon. Archie Nixon
and her two nieces attended the
ShumakerPoe wedding at Buck
ingham Baptist Church Sunday
evening.
| Mrs. Harold Harvey and Mrs
Clarice Christian were visitors in
Charlottesville Tuesday. They
visited William Patterson. a pa
tent in the hospital. there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Deane anC
family, Of Richmond, spent the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-18
David Scruggs
Enters The Navy

BURKEVILLE, RID 1. Nov
I = David Scruggs entered the
navy on November IA. David
the son Of Mr.. and Ms. billiard
Scruggs. graduated from Crewe
High School III June. He was EN-
ployed III Richmond until he en-
tered the navy.
Visitors il the Henry Hickman
home Friday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Morris ard Don
and w. l.. Hickman.
Mr. and Mrs. Otha ScruggS, of
Richmond, spent the week end
with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
billiard Scruggs.
Herbert Morris visited in the
H. G. Cakes home near Rice
Thursday night.
Mrs. Robert j. Polhemus. of
Upper Nyack. N. Y, spent the
week erd with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Roy c. jenkins.
Don Morris spent Saturday
night with Edward Hickman.
Visitors in the w. j. jenkins
home Saturday were Mrs. Flos-
sic Carter. of Amelia county. and
Mrs. Robert J. Polhemus. of
Upper Nyack. N. Y.
Miss Kathryn jenkins of
Farmvllle. spent the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. jenkins.