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MILLER; IL Nv. WATSON g y & ?; sr; on Sun. =
GiiLER. ST. Of II i7os dspi yuma mAIson ~ S.x =
beloved husband OF Inca Miller
father Of Watson D. Miller. Jr., and
Mrs. Barbara II. Beyer and brother
Of Lee 8. Miller Of Lansing, Mich
Friends may call At the 0aWlel
Chapel. 1885 Pennsylvania ave, Nv
leourtesy paTking opposite). gerV.
Ices will be held at Fort Myer Chape
IL an. Interment AFlinston Ma.
tional Cemetery. IL
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THE EVENING STAR
Wsskiaston, D. c.
Tuesdey, FebsneFy u, 1861
Braths

,HAPPELEI. FRoNNIE. on Thurl-
i siE Ess7STaEs c7pSEsIr 1871 2 iS1S BEEN; bSSoIE
chapDsii.. ssS sSss Slss LEA issyes = 70 mourn mourn
her passing one son. Clarance WE
soni dauahter- -in-lav. earsh WI.
son; one grandson, Olandua Wilson,
as sna: s'AiS Esasss SS anf 8. sRs sSS
36ls 10th q. ne. lsmpis parEin1
faeilitiesl, where friends may ear
after pm. Tuesday. FehFUafy IA,
And where funeral services win, bc
held on "wednesday. February IS,
officiating. interment WoodiaWn
Cemetery. IL
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FERGUSON. EARL EDwARD. On SUM-
Ho.pitsi. EARL kDSWAaD FEsRSoaiS. FERou..
son q 2l3 l9th q. ne, Washing.
LA Fs,fsSsS Nrs.ts SFotnsr SI.ssIdr q Mr. cl1Sd:
Mrs. Lacy Kanode and Jack Fergu-
son. both. Of Roanoke, Va: Mrs.
Henry spinnett OF Buchanan, Va:
Mrs; W. =; Kesler Of Fuanay springs,
smitbyiils eo n rSj.nId. n y EesSason sy ca1, q q
the EVERY -Wheatiey Funeral Home.
1900 West Braddock rd. Alexandfia,
Va. where services will be held
"wednesday. February. is. at IL am.
Interment National Memorial Park.
FERGUSON. EARL L. An emersent
a communication OF La Fa-
N yetts Lodge: Nc. 70. =; a.
~a am. 1i ~ wsdnssdss, Y sstisS iPt PebrSsrss brS;as
WOW IS. 1881. ct the Eyerly-
" 1900 West Braddock rd.,
Alexandria. ya.. for the purpose ot
JOHN SVST ". TDuNNINoToN, Master.
c. C. MCCORMICK. Secretary.
GALLERY, MATTE; AT, /, .2 On SUNDAY, q gsS; s
Of lSls Vermont ave. NV. sister oi
Lillian Mccargo, Luther High,
he, Hesakiah. Richard and ROY
Brown. She also is survived By
other relatives and 9 host Of friends
After 5 pm. Wednesday. February
Is. friends are invited to call al
the Jarvis Chapell i432;, 81, You g; g
at the Mount Pieasant Baptist
Church. 2nd g.. and Rhode Island
ave. NV. on Thursday, February
10. At | pm. tnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 16
GALLERY, MATTE, Officers ant
| tAn-.v members OF Magnolia Coun
| &: eaist J. PaSsAisr q. 8. d Fslfs' w., az, E
hereby notified Of the deati
Of Loyal Daughter MATTiI
GALLERY. Elk services Of
- Wednesday. February is
] 1851, at p.m,. at the Jarvis Fu
neral Home, 1882 You 81, NV.
CLARA DOTeON,
Loyal Daughter Ruler.
INEZ WALKER, Pin. seey.
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Brnhs
Dratita

GARDNER. II. COL. KENNETM. Died
euddenly on Sunday, Eehruary 12,
NER Of $50. Millbank Fd,, Bryn-
AaWr, Pa, husband Of the iate
Harriet Richard olli. fether .of Mrs.
Joaeph N. pu Barry Nv OF Bryn-
NAVE Ha.s Nr1 william A. CfaW-
ford az WAshinsten. D. c.. and be-
loved eranqfAther Uf nine gfend-
|. children. Services win BE- held in
the Church. of the Redeeuaer. Fisher
and pennsWood fds.. nFyn.AfaWr,
Pa, on Tuesday. FEBRUARY IL, AZ
3 pm. 1nterment private. Airing
ton National cemstery. rleAse omit
flowers.
HAMILTON, CLEMENT A. On Monday.
February IS, 1851, at WAghinGt ton
Hospitai Center, CLEMENT A. fAN-
MToN. Of 400 Seward SQUARE s.e..
beloved husband o. Thelma Z. HAM
llton, father of Shirley, Luther and
Frances Hamilton. Services at the
8. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 18th ct. NV, on Thursday,
February l6, at IL am. lparking
facilitiesl. Interment National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery, Falls Church.
We. is
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my, rasSs 10 Anaa iSSi hARTHEEsi R4 HEEsidss s HES. HsS
SON Of 2l4S Ward pl. NV. beloved
stallings, Louise Tyler; beloved aunt
Of Julia Atkins. Berniee CLARK, Jo-
anna Brawnef, Audrey Williams,
Golden Joyce. william H. F0risby
and caswell stllines. Many other
After 3 pm. Wednesday. Fe6fuary
10. friends are invited to cali at the
Frazier Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. nv. Hiss Henson vim
from Q an. until time Of iunerai
at ] Pm: Thursday. February I0,
the Rev. Edward D. Mc0oWan off.
eiatine. Interment Lincoln Memo-
tlai Cenetery. 16
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E;s;RAII EsSUEiriF r. i iss5i i9sssS5i ssS:ss.5:SsF5
crss. view. M. beloved Susssnd 'e;l q
Annie !. MeMullen and father ol
Charles and Elisha McMuilen. Also
survived By nieces and nepheWs.
Friends are invited to cali at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
q Robert A.. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Wednesday. February Is, ct pm.
lnterment National Memorial Park,
Lee hwy. Falls Church, Va, Il
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coNNoR. THOMAS !. on Monday.
EEssTSsry EasDi.aiy ToIass M IISsi SSSs SASEIISsscS =
beloved husband Of Jean d. Conner
father Of John, Ellen and Kathy
Connor. brother Of Sister Mary 0t.
Andrew Of Sisters Servants Imnsaen-
IsIs Aeart O. Mary, q KINGSTON. p.
1885 Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy perkine
oppositel. Mass win be offered a.
". Agnes Catholic Church, lO1G
North 21st st.. Arlington, Va. on
Inursday. February 16, at ESQ q .na.
sanLerment Cathedral Cemetery,
scranton, ~. Is
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day. February 10. 1861. at Princs
ofSsGss SSon9 9sns51 iHhp6H pa6SHiDiss rEN ENPAEI y!
2 loyed son Of Landon Parker and
kaisn n. queen. queen he alsS g survived
grandfathers and q host Of other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing ct Henry 8. Washington & Sons
Funeral Home, 1925 Deane ave.
ne, after 3 pm. Tuesday, Febru-
aFy ~, where funeral services viii
ruary is, Rev. whitfield officiating
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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MILLER. WATSON B. The Past Com
M~ manders Association OF the
American Lesion announces
with regret the passing
Of our distinguished mem-
Der, WATSON B. MILLER.
Legion memorial services
win be held on Tuesday,
oawier's Funersi Home. 1855 Pa.
ave, NV. Funeral services will be
held Of Fort MSer Chapel on
WEDNESDAY. February Is, at IL am.
!nterment Arlington National Gene
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gssrssrs AiIA IL issl. On hAGbF AsGasSFdfS. 3.
DEANS Of ll2l Vafnum 81. NV.
beloved daughter Of the late Mead
and Ellen DoWllng. sister Of Ger-
trIde Freeman. Jennie Duke and
ds d1oe5s lowing; After 4 pm. Tues
Io can at the Frazier Funeral Home,
36D Rhode Island ave. NV, Vhere
services will be held Wednesda AZ.
SrqfaEy snS fsisyndiiS iSE iE,S;..1 z. pm; Rslstiyss
coin Memorial Cemetery. Famiiv
may be seen at Q Sherman circle. IL
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ardsy. Is6SaaTy Il, 'iasi 1851. On g. iss; Sss
I,sassD IT,ssissnse; :. sls sg sSTth ~. ISSh .t AE.
IELs. beloved mother q M, Nar-
garet Pugh and grandmother of
David G. Pugh. Funeral services ss
the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. on Wednesday.
renruary 10, at 8 pm. 1nterment
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MANDARA, JOHN. On MONDAY, FEB.
s ESsS 4.lr.ss n sss ar,. 9 81 eS.yy 5s;s.:: ss..:
Nd, JOHN MANpAkA, the beioyet
husband Of Mrs. Angelina Mandera
brother Of Mrs. VincenzA TartaeliS
and pTcther-in-laW Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfonso Dariano. Mr.. and Mrs
and Menotti Aquiiino. FrIends ma
eail ct the Lee Funeral Home. All
St. and Mass. ave. ne, until 3 am
Friday. February n. Requiem
mass win be offered at 81. Nichaei'l
Catholic Church. s24 Pershing drive
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Il
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'ESST Sss r:Sa,Iy sSSE & i sHSSn HSs & S Sn ssa s:
denee, is r St. NV, JOHN G.
SHORT. the beloved husband Of
Nettie 8. short and father Of Mrs.
Johnnie Morrison, Mrs. Vera MUIR
ray. Clarence William Short ana
vived By six grandchildren, one sis
ter. Mrs. Lowell Cox, and q host OF
other relatives and many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
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BEICKER. EMMA LENA. on saturday,

gsgoRTZ EgssSgEogRaTZ Y; .6ss 1891, l, EMlM,A. J. Lena
Washington. D. C.. beloved wife Of
Brig. Gen. Edwin D. Bricker. USA
Hr,cfec sne R.rso mosneT o. yisnda M!I1am =
Invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd.
Services from the Fort Myer Chapel.
Fort Myer. Va, on Wednesday. Feb
lingtcn National Cemetery. Arling-
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BRANCH. CHARLIE n on Monday.
SsSESSsG5Ez SssSSEFSSs5z y e 7,S ssel ss,. CHARLIE 4 a 4.
voted husband Of Mrs. Katie a.
Branch, father Of Mrs. Katie Rob-
inson. Cornelius. George and Willie
Branch. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice
q funeral later. Arrangements by
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KELLER, EMMA M. tnes saIkol. on
Nth y; kdscEHw pisce' HwooSiawn. oS n Hd., beloved
vile Of Frank j. Keller and mother
q oscsss r. s.;sP yS.ssPh Fi Ei;,.nS. Tssnf ma, 4
call at Nslleys Funeral Home; S20o
ne Funeral on Thursday. Febru.
ary 10, from St. Mary's Catholic
Church. Landover Hills. Nd. where
mass. viii be offered at 10 Am.
for the reposs p 81 ner ,,,sS soul INs.9 Eela-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
KELLY, EDWARD JOHN. On Monday.
February 10, 1851, EDWARD JOHN
KELLY. Of the Methodist Home. 1901
Connecticut ave. NV. Services at
the Q. H; Hines Co. Funeral Home
29Sl SId,Y i4th e. ss n'T Ia on wsSnssHcsS pssHin.
fecilities). Interment Washington
National Cemetery. 9uitland I'd.
LIrTLEs, ELIyAH. on Thursday. Feb.
ruary. 3, 1881. at D. C: Genera
ssPPM sHsPMta. .tS Mr. +. aiJSa Sa.bad adEs y Mrs. q
Ella Mae Littles. He also is survived
by four daughters,. his mother ant
father, Mr.. and Mrs, Josh Littlesi
Q host Of other relatives and NAM
friends. Remains may be viewed or
Tuesday, February II, after 3 pm.
at Hall Brothers Funeral Home. 83l
Florida ave. NV. Funeral service
February IS, at 2 pm, from thu
Enon Baptist Church, sos L st. ne
Interment Holly Hills, 8. c.
MACK, EMMA MARY. on Sunday
MACK 81 43so IGSi; Z st. An" me-. FTiend MeMl
may call on Tuesday, February u
BE- between snn.rs, SnG and. 10 10, Am; P,..;.nas
3. Pope. 4i4 18th st. Sc. wher,
| the rosary will be recited at 7:3(
Pin PIT, m 'nI Solemn n, i,;:gsna TsoHism high mas
lS: Ct 10 am, At 81. cyprian'
teFment Mount OliYet CemeterY.
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CISSEL. HELEN FAWCETT. On sun
SSpts s ktsRraasf aE rs%cEfs lssh e fs9sREss' eisss
wife Of Truman 4. cisssi. mother o
Robert s tcrGsSEI aoIm.Sd tMshSEsu MSSTu b ciss: Ms:
and the late T. Ross Cissel, IT., ane
sister Of Mrs. John T. Hardy Their
sT ere !ss sdESSnSfAdrsn and css. iSn
rests at the Warner y. Pumphres
funeral Home. slSl Geofsia ave.
NAV visit With the fenaiiy hstWesT
the hours Of s and pm. oh Nom
day. and 2 TO Z pm. and to 0 pm,
Service Sn w.dhssasS ssEs1ns SrSaIs Sasslsis
at 11:S0 an. Ct 81. Marks H6isco-
pal Church, Fairland. Nd. Inter
may be Expressed il the form 81
memorials 70 the MontsomeFy
County Heart Association, 374e
Howard ave-. KensinGton. Nd. IL
-
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ALEXANDER, JOHN ". on sunday,
EsSr9S5E Ea goI Fl iaSa & 5sss Il trSRs ssoS
husband of Viola y. Alexander,
father Of Robert j. Alexander, step
. father Of Samuel x. and George
! Julian. brother Of Mrs. paisy u.
tBarner and Mrs. Katie Mattinsly.
Demaine Memorial Chapel. $50
South Washington st., Alexandria,
Va, where services win be held on
Wednesday. February Is, at 1880
am. lnterment Arlington National
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February IL, 1851. It his residence,
Raleigh. ~. c, Survived By his wife,
Mabel 3. Birdseye Of Raleigh; son,
q E iii Paso, + rex: 0ssys S:dah,er. Y 1etlsSoI MEs
William A. Smith III, Of Rockville,
Nd. He also Is survived By eight
GRANDCHILDREN. Services win be held
ct Fort Myer Chapel On Thursday,
ses,rstcy EeSTTaTy 49, &c.,, q z an: Intermsnt
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'oN.s TTss; TSfm u. 1851. l. NAME iHfoy L Jones,
daughter Of Mrs. Hattie =. Edwards
q Phllsdelphis; Pa In,S..sn and sister .I o.
James Z. Edwards Of Detroit. Mich:
Mrs. virginia E.. Pryor q Phila-
Selpnnd Son ana tie Rev, Woodrow w. I'd
wards. Also surviving are other rel:
etives and many friends: Ate, 2
nni nFsIends wSeHiS%itd are invited 70 cal at The
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
a. NV. Funeral from the Mount
Vernon Methodist Church. 1908 West
Virginia ave. ne. on TnursaSy,
Carver Memorial Park. 10
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C0LLINGsWORTH. LAWRENCE EARL.
S.uss sSHaiHS Ho.Dss asSrqssy nwhsdee Il seel RAS g
CoLLINoeWoRTh Of S72s Mime
sofa ave. Sc, beloved husband Of
Helen Collingsworth, father Of Mrs,
Ruth a.. MAykrankx. stepfather OF
John o. sullivan. brother Of Miss
Florence N. = collinssWoEth and
grandfather Of Eugene J. Herring.
Friends may cell ct the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ct and Massachusetts,
on "wednesday, February is, At
pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Like the Changes

Some men hardly recognize
their homes or their wives in
the spring. All of this hull
labaloo may make them feel
vaguely uncomfortable for a
while, but they usually like
the changes when they be-
come accustomed to them.
Because I realize that most
of you feel this way in the
spring, ! bring you my 9-Day
Reducing Diet each year at
this time 3 Beginning toInor-
row and continuing for the
next nine days I will print
the menus for the diet in
this column. The menus ap-
pearing each day will be for
the following day so that you
can shop for necessary items.
If you would like to have
my 9-Day Diet (which gives
you a loss Of from five to 10
pounds in nine days. in a
convenient pocketbook size
booklet, send 10 cents and a
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope with your request to
me in care of The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Secretaries
To Have
Their Week

BY official proclamation,
bearing the signature of Un-
dersecretary of Commerce
Edward Gudeman, the week
of April 1929 will be annual
Secretaries Week. WedneS-
day, April 26, will be observed
as Secretaries Day.
The theme for the seven
day observance will be Bet
ter Secretaries Mean Better
Business" according to Mrs.
Evelyn G. Day of Middle
town, Ohio, international
president of the National
Secretaries Association Qn-
ternationaD.
The association will CO.
sponsor Secretaries Week
with the Office Equipment
Manufacturers Institute,
headed by Mr.. Lloyd M.
Powell.
At a recent proclamation
signing ceremony in the
Commerce Department, Mr..
Powell noted that Secretaries
Week has attracted wide at
tention in the past 10 years
because of NSA's emphasis
on educational programs.
NSA has over 21,000 mem
bers in the 500 chapters
throughout the United States,
Canada. Finland, Mexico and
Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
WHY GROW OLD?
Spring
Brings
Changes
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
REGISTER and Tribune Syndicate

It's that time of year
again! We women get an ir-
resistible urge to move the
furniture about, paint the
woodwork, seed the lawn,
make new slipcovers and
launder the curtains.
1t is impossible for any
man to understand the frenzy
which seizes us at this season.
We are helpless in its grip.
Why do we suddenly want to
clean out the closets? Because
it's spring! Why do We polish
the floors? It's spring! Why
do we sing at our work. It's
spring! Why does everything
take on a new sheen: It's
spring! Why does everything
seem possible and why does
hope rise like sap through
winter doldrums? It's spring!
New Makeup Aids
We can hardly wait to try
out some of the new shades
in lipsticks and eye shadow
and experiment with other
makeup aids. We consider a
new hairdo and buy clothes
in lovely colorS.
WHY DO WE SUDDENLY
LOOK FATTER? The scales
show no gain. OF course there
is that five pounds we gained
last winter which didn't seem
to make so much difference
then. Why do we look SO fat
now? Because it's spring! No
woman ever looks so fat to
herself or dislikes overweight
so much as she does in the
spring.
I think this is psychological
to a great extent. We long to
look our most attractive when
all the world is becoming so
beautiful. The flow of daily
existence takes on a glamor-
Gus hue. Romance seems to
be in the air. Nature is chang
ing for the better. Why not
we?
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-08-04

ent's Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Wells
of Richmond and baby spent
several days last week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Hamlet.
Mrs. Philip Watts, of Keysville,
spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Pembleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Arvin and
son, Of Crewe, attended Sunday
school at Sandy Creek Baptist
Church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Chenault,
of Peaks, spent last week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Witt Borum.
On Sunday, they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Kester Tune in South Bos-
ton.
Alfred Cook, of Richmond,
spent several days this week
with Tucker Joyce.
Tom Owen, of Richmond, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Chum Mann
recently. and Tom and Mrs.
Mann visited Mrs. Mamie Nor
ris, Jack Owen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Overton. in Lunen-
burg.
Herbert jenkins and children,
Of Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Garnett Hurt and family, OF
Farmville, visited Mrs. Alice
Jenkins Saturday. On Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Finchum
and family, of Farmville, visited
Mrs. Jenkins. and Monday after
neon Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Over
ton and girls, of Victoria, visited
in the same home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-08-04
Sharon Sunday
School Picnic
In A1bemarle

WELL WATER, Aug. s. Ed
mund B antOn, of PoWhatan.
spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. John Banton, and
attended the Sharon S n d a y
School picnic at "Nydrie Farms"
in Albemarle county on Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Self and
Miss Margarine Self and Glenn
and Raymond Banton spent Sun
day in Richmond visiting Miss
Irma Winfrey.
Mrs. B. w. Maxey left Satur-
day for Richmond to join her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Maxey where they
will go to Florida for a weeks
visit.
Mrs. Carrie Banton left Mon
day for Gladstone after several
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. O..
B. MaXey.
Mrs. Willie Maxey, Mrs. Lee
Banton. and Mr.. and Mrs. C. R.
Parrish, and James Clarke and
son. Steve, visited Mrs. Fannie
Bragg at Williamsburg on
Wednesday. They also visited at
Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Furrie and
family, of Norfolk, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Berjob.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. D..
Stevens and sons spent the week
end in Halifax county visiting rel
ativeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Banton
and family. of V%icksburg. Miss.
visited in the Bruce Rush home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Maxey and
daughter. Elaine. and Mrs. Cora
B. Blaylock. of Richmond, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
N. G.. Davis.
Friends here were sorry to
hear Of the death Of A. z. Gun
ter, of Catawha on Sunday. Mrs.
Gunter is the former Miss Vir-
ginia Ayres who was reared
near here. I extend sympathy to
her and her two children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-08-04

land, Ohio, who have been visi-
ting relatives and friends here
left for home Saturday.
Mrs. Anne Ellis has been visi-
ting her sister in Lynchburg for
two weeks. She returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Wright, Of the
Powhatan Welfare Department,
enjoyed a week of her vacation
last week.
Vacationing this week from Of
flee duties at the PoWhatan Agri-
cultural Sterilization and Conser-
walton County Committee is Mrs.
Edith Simpson.
Miss Anne Bolte has been visi-
ting at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Lloyd for a few days this
week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-08-04
Revival Opens ..
Sunday At Cedar
Baptist Church

DILLWYN, Aug. 3-The Rev.
Robert Melvin will be the visit
ing revivallSt at the revival week
to be held at Cedar Baptist
Church in Buckingham county
beginning Sunday August 6 at
7:45 pm. Services will be held
at 7:45 each evening through
Friday.
The Rev. Melvin received his
BA at Baylor University, Waco,
Texas. is a graduate of Mars
Hill College. Mars Hill N. c.
where he has been a professor
instructing Bible for the past
three years. He is now doing
graduate work at Southeastern
Baptist Theological Seminary,
Wake Forest, N. C. He is a for
mer pastor of Grove Park Bap-
list Church in Clinton, N. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-08-04
Pou1tutun Citizens Attend VY Euenfs

| shower in honnor of Miss 10
| Elan.
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Bradley
and family entertained Saturday
night at an outdoor supper in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith
and their two children of North
who were week end guests. Their
supper guests also included mem
bers of the Aqua Club and Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Bloxton.
During the month Of August
there will be four preaching ser
vices at the PoWhatan Methodist
Church at II am. EDIT.
Revival services will be held
at the Rocky Oak Methodist
Church August Gil at 8 pm,
EDIT. The Rev. Henry E. Riley.
Jr,. of Richmond, will be the
guest minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Young, of
Clevel land, Ohio, have been
spending the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stuart
Jones. Week end guests in the
Jones home were Miss Snowy
Beery, Of Norfolk, and Don
Young, of Washington, D. c. Sun
day guests were Mr.. and Mrs. S.
B. Clements, of Richmond; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Terry and
their three children, of Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clopton Tinsley
and two sons, of Bon Air, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Kruger. They entertained
their guests at supper at the
Aqua Club pool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason
have as their guests for several
days, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner and
four sons. of Charleston, w. Va,
the Warner family had spent two
weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Ashby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hogg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Mason went
to Gloucester for three days last
week. They went on to Mays
Head, N. C. for some deep sea
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Blandford
are attending the annual session
of the Virginia Bar Association
held at the Greenbrier Hotel
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maxey and
their three children, of Cleve-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-08-04
DeatOnyille Group In Manassas
For Re-enactment OF Bull Run

DEATONVILLE, Aug 3 = Miss
Brenda Joyce, in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lougand
family, went to Manassas last
Sunday to see the reenactment
of the Battle of Bull Run.
Miss Ella Sue Shelton, Of Dan
vile, spent last week and most
of this week with her cousin,
Miss Marie Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cook and
family, Of Richmond. were guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Joyce
for an outdoor supper, Sunday
night.
Mrs. Oracle King, of Amelia
spent last week with her son and
daughter and their families Mrs.
Joe ellis and Weldon King.
Airman and Mrs. Robert Mead
or and son, John Allen. of Saw
annah, Ga, spent last week
with Mrs. Alice jenkins and Rob-
bic Virginia. Lou Meador. who
had been with Mrs. Jenkins for
seven weeks returned home with
them.
Mrs. Cornelia L~ittlepage. of
King William county, and
a student at Longwood College
for the summer, visited her niece
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bus
ter Boreum. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Woodall
and family, of Richmond. were
supper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Woodrow Pembleton, Saturday
Mrs. Sam Pembleton's brother
of Lee Hall, visited her recently
Wayne Busic, of Amelia. spent
last week with his grandpar'