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The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24

visitors at the John Conroy home
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Dynne-
son were callers at the Lloyd SAILS
bury home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Goebel and
daughters e dinner guests on
Sunday at the Con Simonsen
home.
Judy and Shirley Buckley were
weekend guests of Janis Kllen-
Nadine Jensen was also a visitor
on Sunday.
Florence Conroy visited with
Mrs. Lawrence Fink on Thursday
afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
Lambert News


Delayed
Louise Gunderson spent several
days at home visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Gunderson.
Louise is employed as a secretary
at the Billings Clinic.
Mrs. Rosetta Whiteman, first
grade teacher, has gone to Seattle
with a sister and BROTHER to seek
medical aid. Mrs. Jessie Nevins
is teaching in her absence.
The John Dunbars, son Bryan,
and Mrs. Ruth S~crivner from
Cartwright were supper guests of
the Gunderson Saturday. Mr.. Dun
bar is a brother OF Mrs. Gunder-
son.
The Ladies Missionary Society
of the CANA Church had an all
day meeting at the church last
week Wednesday, with a pot-luck
dinner. In the morning session
they lad a business meeting in
which the annual election of Off
GERS was held. Mrs. r. ID. Kenny
was elected vice-presdent; Mrs.
Jay Roberts, secretary and Mrs.
William Petrik, treasurer. Mrs. c.
r. Thiessen. president, was elected
at the annual church meeting in
July. In the afternoon session,
Missionary Allen spoke to the la
dies.
The Senior Glass presented their
class play, "The Little Dos
Laughed in a matinee Friday and
again Saturday night.
The AYE and their sponsor
Mrs. r. D.. Kenny, were guests oil
the Art Bouchards on Sunday tC
work on their Indian Rally pro-
ject.
Mrs. Grant Burgess entertained
a number Of little folks and theil
mothers Friday in honor of hel
daughter, Virginia's 5th birthday.
The First Lutheran Church hao
their monthly family night Sun.
day with a $50 potluck upper. The
Gordon Swanson family, furlougt
missionaries from the PHILIPPINE.
were the guest speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glodowsk
attended the annual school boarC
convention in Miles City las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thilmony en-
tertained a school teacher friend
Ruth Cramer, from Valley Cit,
who teaches in Sidney at Dime.
Saturday. Ron Soiseth was also
dinner guest. Miss Cramer was al
overnight guest Saturday at tn,
Thilmony home.
The Melvin Schwartzes from
Richey visited at the Grant Bur
CESS home on Sunday as did Mrs
Amy McMorris from Sidney
mother of Mrs. Burgess.
Mrs. Witt from Minot, mothe
of Mrs. Torgerson, is visiting a
the Kenneth Torgerson home.
The Ray and Lowell Qualley
were in Culberton Sunday to hel.
celebrate their father and grand
father, Mr.. Oscar Qualley's birth
day.
The A. S. Kvaalens are visitin
their daughter, Joyce and family
the Harley Carlsons, in Rochester
Minnesota.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Rehbei
from South Dakota visited at tn
Rehbein homes last week.
Peter ellison from Eau Clair,
Wisconsin, visited in Lander
Sunday night. He is a nephew {
Mrs. John Bolstad and Mrs. Ray
mond Dotson, Sr. His mother
here in Sidney, also.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
CARD OF THANKS

1 want to thank DR.. Hyde and
the nurses for the kind and con-
siderate care which / received dur
ing my stay in the hospital. My
thanks also to all who remember
ed me in any way. Your cards,
flowers and personal calls were
very much appreciated.
! Dora M. Hillmon
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24
CARD OF THANKS

We would like to take this
means of thanking our many
friends for kindnesses extended
to us at the time Of the death of
our grandson, Robert Jones, of
Nipawin, Canada. All that was
done for us will long be remem-
bered.
F. w. McWilliams & family
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-24

brides mother, Mrs. Orven Peder-
son from Sidney.
The bride attended the Univer-
slty of Montana at Missoula. The
couple will attend Arizona State
University, Tempe, Arizona, where
Whitaker is a pre-medical student.
, 1962-01-29
Personal Mention

! as : 49,
Mrs. Phyllis Saunders of
Hamilton House, became sud-
denly i'll on Saturday night,
last and had to be rushed to the
Charles Harwood Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Saunders who, with her
husband, runs the Hamilton
House, is well known. She is a
tireless worker in civic affairs,
and is editor in charge of the
program for the coming Don
KEY races.
, 1962-01-29
Dir. OF Tourism for
Puerto Rico to Attend
Trdde Conference

Robrto Bouret, Director of
the Department of Tourism,
will attend the Trade Confer
ence to be held in British
Guiana in early March accord
ing to official notice from the
Government Of the Common
wealth of Puerto Rico which
has just been received by the
Central Secretariat Of the Ca
ribbean Organization.
This appointment reflects
the deep interest of the Gov
eminent Of Puerto Rico in
tourism, a subject to be dis
cussed as part Of the agenda Of
the forthcoming conference.
In addition to Mr.. Bouret.
the Puerto Rican delegation to
the Trade Conference will in
clude DR.. Carlos Lastra, Secre-
Continued on Page Al
, 1962-01-29
and three children.

AS the story goes, which
Kniht relates, they were re-
turning from Cramer's Park.
As he descended the hill near
Coakley Bay, he lost control of
the car, as it skidded off the
road and travelled about eighty
feet in the ditch, mounted into
the road again and turned
around towards the east in the
opposite direction.
Eight Of the closely confined
passengers were hurt and
Knights two-year old daugh-
ter, Denise, who was beside
him, was dead on arrival at the
hospital.
Also in the car were, his wife
Joyce, Theolinda and Delroy
Knight, Dorothy and Sheriff.
Williams, Blanche PEBBLES, Fee
lix Paris and two others
whose names were not avail
able.
Knight will be charged with
involuntary manslaughter;
bail is set at 1000. He is also
charged with reckless driving
and speeding:
Investigation was carried out
by Sergeant Hoyer and Patrol
man Elias Petersen.
, 1962-01-29
SoiIor in Playful Leop
Off Ships Bow at
Sub-b bose. browns

William Belmont, q, a sailor
aboard the U.S.S Rankin,
moored at the Submarine Base
in St. Thomas, leaped off the
bow of the ship and was
drowned on Saturday night.
An Investigation revealed
that Belmont and friends, in
Guiding Harold Goodsky, a
shipmate, were drinking hea-
Willy during the day at various
local bars. They went aboard
the ship after 10 o'clock Sat
urday night. Goodsky chal-
lenged Belmont tc jump off the
bow Of the ship, and the latter
agreed. Goodsky leaped first
without incident. When Bel
CONTINUED on page A
, 1962-01-29
Price Ceiling on Fish
To be Modified by
Administration

The Administration is con-
sidering withdrawing or dras-
tically modifying the recent
order establishing a ceiling
price on fish, it was indicated
last week by Mario Lewis,
Commissioner Of Property and
Procurement.
The order, which brought We
hement protests from fisher
men in St. Thomas and ST.
Croix, was issued several
months ago in response to COM
plants that some fish whole
salers had drastically boosted
tn price Of fish.
The fishermen said that the
price set was reasonably low,
and did not give them a fair
return. They also complained
that the ordr was made with
(Continued on Page ~
, 1962-01-29
1862 Golf Tournament
For Dorado Beech
Set for Oct. Is 20

Puerto Rico: The 1862 Do
RADIO Beach Invitational Golf
Tournament has been set for
October 1920, it was announc
ed here to day. z
This is a continuation of the
annual competition for anna
teurs from throughout North
and South America begun in
1853. 1t IS played on the 27-hole
Dorado Beach Golf Course, the
championship oceanside links
designed by Robert Trent
ones.
, 1962-01-29
Girl ?, Dies in Fathers
Auto Mishap Yesterday

A mishap of an overloaded car driven by Knud
Knight, yesterday, caused the death Of his 2-year-old
who sat by his side.
, 1962-01-29

According to the Police re-
port, there were eleven pas
sengers in the car, eight adults
, 1962-01-29
Mrs. Clemente Cintron
Dies; Funeral
Services Tomorrow

Mrs. Clemente Cintron, we'll
known citizen of Frederiksted,
who with her husband operat-
ed a grocery/store and lumber
business, passed away during
the early hours of Sunday
morning in the Charles Har-
wood Hospital where she had
been since January End, as a
result Of a crash in which she
suffered a broken ankle and
possible internal injuries.
Announcement of Mrs. Gin
irons death was a shock not
only to her hucband and IA
mily but to the hundreds Of
persons who knew her.
Funeral services will be
held in Frederiksted from the
Catholic Church at 3 pm. on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cintron was accompa-
nying her daughter, Olga and
and her fiancee, Ramon Me
1endez Colon of Puerto Rico,
from a dance at Morning Star
Club when the sedan, driven
by Mr.. Colon, crashed head-on
into a pickup.
, 1962-01-29
Donkey Drag and
Donkey Races
Plunned for February

The st. Croix Community
Chest plans a Donkey Drag"
dance to be held at Hotel St.
Croix BY the Sea, on Wednes-
day, February 81, as part of the
campaign this year to meet
their quota.
Wesley Thomas and his Com
DO will play for the occasion.
Admission will be $1.50. A
Phillips radio is to be ratified
the same night as part of the
Embarrassing event.
The annual Donkey races is
planned fer the next day,
Washington's Birthday. This
year the event will be held in
Frederiksted at the Ball Park
beginning at 200 Pm.
Az usual, the occasion-would
be one Of fun and merriment
for the residents in St. Croix.
Visitors to the Island have
enjoyed this annual event for
several years past and the
Committee looks forward to
support Of the entire island.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
COMFORTABLE

at S7,95O year-rd. masonry stucct
home w/3 bedrms., hv. rm. pin
panelled, lge. kit, din. area
bath, 2 screened porches. Best o
water nriVilS
Evening star., 1962-01-28
L. C. (Bill) Eure

Route 214, Mayo Road, Mayo, Md
CODE 301 SWIFT S-322c
ATTR. RET. loc. in excel. commu,
nifty. Recently built waterfront
masonry. block home. 8 bedrms,
2 baths, liv. din. rm.. kit, screened
porch. Prot. harbor, LA. S25. 300
CAPT. H. c. Robson. USN
(Ret.l. Broker. White Stone. Va
Evening star., 1962-01-28

MEMS WEAR. cor. King and Wash
sts., Alex. Splendid opport. Chair
or private firm: Principals only
MODELLING SCHOOL-This estab.
lishment is In an excellent Be-
thesda location; large enrolment;
and is priced right. with easy
terms for qualified buyer. Cal
Mrs. Rice, EN-. 3-1800, CHEVY
CHASE REALTY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ID, c.
as beautiful room, close to down
town: crossing over .S135 900 W.:
long term lease avail: will realize
better than 25es on SS0.0o0 cash
JOE H. THOMPSON
JA. $4,000, Washington, d. c.
MOTEL-Nrby. Va; modern, swim;
terms. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500
MOTEL-25 rooms. ultramodern
plus managers apt; all less than
2 yrs. old; asking price, times
ann y income. Consider. improved
farm as part payment. Write
P o. Box 101. Gainesville. Va.
NEED CAPITAL TO GO INTO
BUSINESS? II you have expert
ence, =. ability and at least "a OF
the capital required. might find
financial (silent) partner for good
deal. What's your plan? Broker
Rox I74-T Star
Evening star., 1962-01-28
UNJWpROVEN LAND
WATERFRONT

WATERFRONT-Brand-ne new bi-level
home; living room with fireplace
and glass-wall balcony overlook
ing water: 3 bedrooms. double
bath, lower-level parking. dining
aree and beautiful kitchen.
WATERFRONT - First level has
family room, bedroom end bath;
second level also has dramatic
view Of water from living room,
dining room, two bedrooms, kitch-
en- and bath.
WATERFRONT-Four bedroom. Q
baths, living room, recreation
room. 2 kitchens, inclosed porch.
Can be 2 separate units by lock-
ing one door. Boat and apart
ment income.
WATERFRONT -5 bedrooms.
baths, large living room. with fire
place, utility room. modern kitch-
en-: masonry construction.
FOR BETTER WATERFRONT
Evening star., 1962-01-28
OCEAN CITY, MD.

NEW. beautiful 3-bedroom: living
room. kitchen, ceramic-tile bath
wall-to-wall carpeting throughout;
200 #. to ocean: screened porch
so to 90es financing. 15 years
So interest. Let us show YOU this
beauty.
NEW. ocean-front. 42-unit mote,
with coffee shop. swimming pool;
fully air conditioned and heated;
new furniture throughout. This Is
LIST year for this unit. Let US show
You how easv IL is to own this
business 20-year financing.
FOUR 2-bedroom apts.. with living
room kitchen and bath: screened
porches in each; so It. to beach;
only 4 yrs. old. in perfect condi-
ton; 15-yr financing. 6es inter.
est low down payment.
LOTS OF LoTs-ocean-front lots
ocean-side lots. bev-side lots. la.
goon lots: 10eo down. 10 yrs bal.
anro with pre-payment privileges
So simple interest. Plenty Of mo-
tel ri.es.
ocEAN-FRoNT COTTAGES, NEW
Is yrs. go interest. small dowr
payment.
Caine Real Estate
53d st Ocean City, Nd.
AT. 9-7774 AT. 9-933t
Evening star., 1962-01-28
oUT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

Gorgeous Potter County
Log cabin with big stone fireplace,
modern kitchen, bath. Sleeping
space for 12 or more. Beautifully
furnished. SS.450. STEVENS. Real
tors. Gaines, Pa. Ph.: Galeton
6ORQ.JI
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Underwater
CALVERT REALTY
TIDEWATER

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1-Cedarhurst, 2 beorm. year.
round home, family rm.. fireplace,
partially furnished, a1tesian we'll
near Ches. Bay, waterfront priv
ileges, 30 mi. D. c., $500.
Franklin Manor. new 3-bedrm
h e, winteriZed. hardwood
floors, large lot, liberal financing
CALVERT REALTY AGFNCY
CORP, Elsie West Williams,
Lothian. Md. Phone University T.
S006; If no answer call Prince
Evening star., 1962-01-28

JAGUAR 1861 3.S; fully auto.
matte; company official car: 5000
mi. only; immac., S4,195.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
(cONTlNueD)

FURNISHED SUMMER HOME-ir
Bay area. Excel. cond. with pvt
beach. viii sac. to facilitate plan
of owner. Substantial cash re-
quired. No brokers. Reply to Boz
326-T, Star.
Evening star., 1962-01-28
RAY REALTY

Edgewater. Md, Rte. 214. Mayo Rd
swift S-3232 Colonial 3-6401
WATERFRONT RET. FARM
Conf. home, 70 acres, cd. soil: or.
chard; seclusion; S22,500. Bro
chure.
MD.-VA. REALTY CO.. Easton. Md
WATERFRONT HOME in West.
Gs5n rooms. BATH bath, powder W. S'"ro room man" ant
utility room: artesian water, pier
! acre land with splendid eleva.
tion: house in good condition
S13.500, on terms. G. B. LOR.
PAJNE. Richmond Federal Bldg.
Richmond, Va. Virginia Properties
Seashore to Mountains. Fret
booklet. virginia"
Evening star., 1962-01-28
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

BEACH COTTAGE WANTED-suit.
able for year-around living. Must
be directly on water, Anne Arundel
County preferred. PRINCIPLES only
Evening star., 1962-01-28

TAILORING STORE, long astab'
lished, profitable, reputable, we'll
equipped. lease; offered to quail
ificd party at only $1,000 down
EX. 3-5S01. BUSINESS REALTY
Evening star., 1962-01-28
WHY WAIT?


Come to the Northern Neck Of vir.
ginia, away from the traffic ant
confusion. Loaf, fish. hunt. Blu!
from our list of choice waterfront
properties. Retirement homes. cot.
tages, estates, farms. Call ol
write Ben Humbard. warsaw. Viz.
ginia. ED. 2-e231: home. OR
SPOTS. SCHMIDT & WILSON
INC. Realtors.
1 BEDROOMS. LGE. LIV. RM
WITH FIREPLACE. DIN. RIM.
fH!zfi H.!W. Il. FSMrLf IaE. coRSFR HMii Lot LOT
COMPLETELY FENCED. 2-cAR
GARAGE. YEAR-ROUND COM.
MUNITY. COMMITTING DIS.
TANCF FROM DISTRICT. CALI
GORDON HALLocK. UNIVER'
STTY 7-S090.
FRANK w. WILDE, REALToR
SHADYS1DE. MD.
Ss ACRES on main road nr, Fair,
haven, overlooking bay. Liv. rm.
library. din. rm.. kit, and pantry
2nd H.. 3 lge. bedrms.. lge. halls
garage and 3-out bldgS. 7-acrt
tobacco allotment, equip. incl
tractor. cultivator. planter. lint
spreader. $4,000. Excel. fin.
$500 DIN, IMMED. OCCUPANCY
S3.995; "a blk. from beach: liv
T%: p0fchi an End dn H. 81 bedFas. dna bath; scr
S.. .9a5; lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
9. bedrms. and bath (shower)
cinder blk. garage and workshop
GEORGE HANSON. 3O1 AL. 7-243r
TALBERT REAL ESTATE, N. Beacl
Evening star., 1962-01-28
Southern Maryland
Waterfront

Patuxent River, st. Marys County
Cottage with large combination
living. dining, and kitchen; large
bedroom, tile bath, screened porch
fruit trees, 14-ft. rowboat; largl
lot, excellent beach; $4,000.
Patuxent River-SeVen acres, beau.
tiful knoll, ideal beach; tenant
house, two barns; ideal for re.
tirement; so fruit trees.
other waterfront sites available
from one acre and up.
J. E. CappS, Realtor
Hollywood. Md. Franklin 3-226C
Evening star., 1962-01-28
GARAGES

DOWNT0WN-Located on front
street, 457 Que st. NV, single
garage, secure situation overhead
door, Al condition. Ideal for
storage or small contractor. SIS
mo. LA. 9-4S4S.
FOR STORAGE purposes, Wheaton,
Kensington or Sill. Spg. LAMARI
ELECTRIC CO., VIII. 2-27O0.
GARAGE FOR RENT, brick, cleo
tricity, concrete floor: near Union
Station. ne. LO. 5-3150.
GARAGE, 18th and E. Capitol ne,
for cari brick, clean; S13 mo.
FE. 3-5596.
2-CAR BRICK GARAGE, rear OF
1882 18th st. NV: suit. storage
or parking. MA. S-35I7 wkdays.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

COTTAGE wIbeautiful view. over
looking Little Choptank Rv. and
Chesapeake Bay. About 94-acre ext.
from paved rd. to water. Partially
furn. Deep well. Price $4,000.
MATTHEWS g. COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
Evening star., 1962-01-28
ONLY . LEFT

ONI1 q IEF I
Going out of business. lift. new
Little Champ. S995. 2S-ft
Richardson. S1,10O.
ANCIENT OAKS TRAILER SALES
1 mile w. of Falls Church on Rte
20. JE. 3-9414.
SKYLINE '5S: 2 bedrms.. from
kit. washer -drier. S400 down
take over payments. 765-00S7.
TRAILER PARTS: front axle
brakes. springs. shocks. wheels
SIS. Rear axle. shocks. brakes
springs. wheels. S25. FE. 3-5596
Evening star., 1962-01-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACME LOAN sERvICE-Cash fast,
no delays; 2nd trust loans. Money
for any purpose; D. c., Md, Va.
Day or ewes. UN. 4-92SS.
Evening star., 1962-01-28

GROCERY, NV, nice loc. with
beaut. apt. Good bus, $4,000.
Terms. GIBRALTAR, Ii. 7-6500.
GROCERY STORE, good corner;
going business; sacrifice for quick.
cash sale. Ii, 4-S0l6
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-20

1858 METROPOLITAN AL, 1900
miles. Call kE. 1880.
1913 CADILLAC 4-door sedan. good
motor and tires. make offer.
Evenings only. MU. l-O88O.
1858 FORD Country Squire wagon.
9 passenger, power steering
power brakes, cruisomatic. white
walls. immaculate condition, first
$1,000 takes it. GL. 1-80l3
1858 OLDsMOB1E, Super as. 2
door hardtop. power brakes and
steering automatic, radio. heater.
Sl7O. RE. 1884.
1854 FORD, good tires. good trans
portation, $50 942-8523.
1853 CADILLAC 2-door hardtop,
full power. very clean. AN. l-2964
1854 CHEVROLET Bel Air. SIS. Call
". 6-374O.
1857 DODGE Coronet. va. power
5000. 2s4 East 2ilst RE. l-sss7.
1860 FORD. 2-door, va, radio,
heater, automatic, black, Fair
lane. 4311 Prospect apt. Us; MIR.
Nash. 6-3 pm. Thursday: 9 am
2 pm. Saturday; 8 a.m.-l2 pm.
Sunday
1857 RAMBLER Super. automatic,
4-door sedan. radio, heater. excel
lent condition. Call w. l-A72.
1857 PLYMOUTH hardtop Beive-
dere, $500. 69i-s462 after 8 pm.
1857 PLYMOUTH Belvedere hard
top, 80. torqueflite transmission
needs body work. mechanically
sound. peppy, good transporta-
ton, Call 944-6791
1858 PLYMOUTH Sport Suburban
wagon. 4-door. V-8. all power
family car, in excellent condi-
ton, must sell. TO. l-2230 DAYS
MI. l-lO4O evenings.
1859 CHEVROLET, 81. stick a
door, radio, heater. 7el-l28 after
$50 pm.
1880 MODEL A Ford, 4-door re-
conditioned; also 1891 Stude.
baker coupe with rumble seat,
new tires; very reasonable.
VIII. 2-O922
1862 FORD Fairlane 500, 2-door
sedan, 8 cylinder, excellent cor
T1Iqn; WH > se GaH Bill Thomas.
1861 FALCON 2-door white ex-
GeIlent condition; must sell.
1861 PONTIAC Tempest, 4-door 4
cyIInder. best offer. Call 48l 1888
1856 BUICK hardtop. stick shift
perfect condition. left for service
make offer. HI. 2-53l5.
1854 CHEVROLET 90. motor and
oody o *: good gas mileage: make
offer. VIII. 2-O4sl
1850 CADILLAC. s window 4-door
SEDAN. fun power. radio heater
automatic transmission, turquoise
s3 600; trade accepted. VIII. 6-l764
after 5 pm.
1856 DODGE 2-door, stick sniff
10000 actual miles. $50.
VIII, 4-325s
1857 PLYMOUTH 2door hardtop
new paint new tires. very good
condition. $500. VIII. 3-4776.
1857 PONTIAC 2-door hardton
power steering. brakes. two-tone,
S595. VIII. 3-392e
1859 RAMBLER custom 4door
automatic, radio, new tires and
battery, reclining seats, snow
Lires' AL must see TO appreciate.
VIII. 3-5310.
1856 FORD, 2-door. customized, de-
chromed. new paint, S295.
VIII. 3-l810.
1860 METROPOLITAN excellent
condition; 1895 or best offer.
VIII. 6-l949.
1858 OLDSMOBILE, very good body,
garnet mist lacquer, good rubber,
rebuilt hydramatic; $500 or best
offer. Also have 4 10 third member
and complete stick set-up for
same. 942-8439
1857 CHEVROLET 21O 2-door So,
automatic, radio, etc. so, 400 miles,
top condition except some rust
good tires battery. brakes, muff-
Ter. ETC.; by original owner, $685.
VIII. 4-1119.
1853 MERCURY 4-d0or sedan,
automatic, radio. heater. white
walls, SIPS. VIII. 4-l723.
TIRES, 6OOx13, new black nylon
tubeleSs 5000, CL. 1-656S.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-20

1880 MODEL A Ford 4-door, re-
conditloned; also 1881 Stude-
baker coupe with rumble seat.
new tires; very reasonable.
VIII 1-OQoo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-20

1862 FORD Fairlane '5OO"- 2-door
SEDAN, 8 cylinder, excellent con-
dltlon. Call Bill Thomas.
VIII 3-1436
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-19

spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Floyd Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Garrett,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrett, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rosser at
tended the graduation exercises
at Dinwiddie High School
Wednesday. Miss Fances Arm
es was one of the graduates.
Miss Linda Hanover graduated
from Prince Edward Academy
on June 7. Mr.. and Mrs. DoNald
Giles were here for the occas-
ion. Linda is now visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Virgie Moore. in Gin
clnrati, Ohio. while looking for
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Garrett
OF Green Bay, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Garrett Wednesday
Mrs. AGREE Chappell, and son,
Edward, and her mother. Mrs.
W. B. Chappell. visited Mr.,
Mrs. Meredith Chappell. Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Chappell and
Mrs. Mamie Chappell Tuesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-19

| weeks visit with Mr.. Reid S
mother, Mrs. Marine Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Dunnavant
spent the week end at Urbanna
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Hardiman Of
Richmond, also spent the week
end with them.
Mrs. Myrtle Alexander left by
plane last week for Cleveland,
Ohio, where she will visit her son
and his wife, MI. and Mrs. julius
Alexander.
Mrs. Ted Alexander and Teddy
and Gretchen, left Friday for
Bristol, Tenn, where they will
visit friends and relatives. ..
Miss Mary Helen Wood was an
overnight guest Of Miss Pam Hurt
at Lexington Thursday. Miss Hurt
returned with her for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Lovelle
and sons, David, Ralston and
Adrain left Friday for New Mex
leo for a two weeks visit with
Mrs. Lovells daughter and son-in-
law.
Overnight guests on Sunday of
the Misses Sadlers and 0. P. Sad
Ter were Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Sadler of Goochland. They left
on Monday, with Miss Gertrude
Sadler accompanying them. for a
15-day visit with Mrs. Mary S.
Pollard of Grand Junction. Cal.
Miss Sue Agee was a guest
several days this week of Miss
Evelyn Ford at Goochland.
Charlit Montgomery was a guest
this week of Charlie Spencers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corson Spencer,
OF Richmond, were guests the
past week of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spencer. They were here to attend
the graduating exercises Of Miss
Betsy Spencer. Betsy left this
week for Richmond where she has
accepted position with the State
Corporation Commission for the
summer months. She will attend
Westhampton College this fall.
DR.. w. A. Pennington, member
OF The Virginia Legislature, gave
the commencement address to
graduates of the John S. Mosby
Academy at Front Royal on June
z. DR.. Margaret Pennington &C
companied him.
DR.. Margaret Pennington and
Mrs. John Eldridge entertained
the bridal party Of Miss Renee
B 90 r, of Buckingham and
William McGrath, III, of New
port News, last Friday evening
after wedding rehearsal at Cal
Alto" home of the Penningtons.
The Dactors Pennington and
Misses Nancy and Martha Pen