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DeMotho Romp Over Anocostio

after Carroll's Don Rushing
scored on a 20-yard punt re-
turn in the first period. Charles
Myrtle, who gained IS yards,
accounted for the other Carroll
score with a two-yard plunge.
CARROLL 7 q q ia
PHELPS ---=----- 0 8 o 6-i2
carroll-Rushing, 20. punt return
(PoYinale, kick).
Phelps - Brown. 2. plunge (run
failed).
Phelps-Smith. 40. pass from CO.
helms (run failed),
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used it twice in 1860 in a 27-14
loss to st. Johns.
Linebacker Ben Smith and
Guard Donald Jones spear
headed wills tough defensive
unit, while Guard Ron Tank
ersley and Tackle Dale Parvey
topped the Rebels tacklers.
FAIRFAX o 9 0 o. 6
Fairfex-Johnston, IS. pass from
Shulstad. lKiek failed.
W-L-Hiatt. 50. pass from Scott
W-L-Hiatt. "a. pass from Moore.
(Smith kickl.
W-L-Wheeler. 5. run. Csmith kiek).
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FORD AND KENNER
SPARK CARDOZO

Fullback Harold Ford scored
touchdowns on runs Of 26 and
27 yards and Quarterback
Horace Kenner passed for two
others as Cardozo High School
Parker-Gray of Alex
andria. $50, yesterday at
Cardozo.
Kenner hit End leonard
Harris with a 10-yard scoring
strike and later connected on
a 55-yarder to James Hatcher.
Parker-Gray's deepest pene-
tration was to Cardozo's 5-yard
line late in the game.
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last night and was hard pressed
before winning. 7-6, at Gar
Field.
Halfback Wayne Tyson,
scored for Garfield and Man.
fred Brown kicked what proved
to be the winning point. Gar
Field moved to the five late in
the fourth period but lost q
scoring chance on penalties.
GARFIELD % o o.
LOUDOUN COUNTY o o 8 %
Garfield = Tyson 13, run Brown
Loudoun-slater 9. run (run failedl
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lin Barton ran seven yards for
he score.
Bladensburg took the ensuing
kickoff and marched So yards
in nine plays to knot the score.
Jerry Franks picked up 29
yards in two carries before
Skeeter Hall scored a short
burst.
DuVal took the opening kick
off Of the game and marched
to the Bladensburg z before
Bill McGibben intercepted a
pass. McGibben ran As yards
to the DuVal Al but the Mus
tangs were unable to get any
farther.
RGxHl BGxbENssuRo ---S g 9 "a
nuVal-Rartoy rt,p fIrfek TafISI1
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DoneIan Lost
To Gonzaga
After Victory
BY STEVE HERSHEY
Star Staff Writer

Gonzaga's suddenly kindied
title hopes in the Catholic
League might have gone up in
smoke today when Mike War
ner. football coach. learned that
Matt Donelan could be lost for
the season.
Donelan, the team co-captain
and first-stI1ng fullback, suf-
fered a broken collar bone yes
terday as Gonzaga ran up its
second straight victory, a 33-
IA pasting Of Wilson. He was
tackled in the first quarter and
said he felt a 'twinge" in his
shoulder when he hit the
ground.
He was x-rayed last night
and today doctors diagnosed
the injury as a fractured CLAW
icle. Doctors would say onls
that he will be out at least two
weeks and possibly for the sea-
son.
With Donelan out, Mike Ka-
minski, a junior who specialized
in extra-point conversions last
season, is his likely replace
ment.
The touchdown twins-Half-
backs Dave Zurowski and jim
my Scullen-accounted for all
of Gonzaga's touchdowns be-
fore a crowd of 1000 at the
Wilson stadium yesterday.
1t was the second straight
time the Eagles scored 33
points. They blanked Ballou by
that margain in last weeks
opener.
ZurOwski Gets 3 IDS
zurowski equaled his OPEN
ing-game performance with
three touchdowns, two coming
on passes from Quarterback
John Himmelberg.
After Gaping the Eagles 65-
yard drive with the opening
kickoff by sweeping right end
from seven yards. out. Iurow-
ski teamed with Himmelberg
on scoring plays of Is and 73
yards.
Scullen's two scores came or
off-tackle slants of 3 and 5
yards after taking pitchbacks
from Himmelberg. However,
the speedy 155-pounder's best
run, and the most exciting of
the game, was a lodging, twist
ing. 28-yard carry early in the
fourth period.
Himmelberg again showed
that he has the equipment to be
one of the best quarterbacks in
the city this season. The left
handed junior completed four
of nine passes for III yards and
two touchdowns.
Wilson Scores Early
Wilson scored early and late
in its opener, going ahead, 7-6,
at the end of the first quarter
when Halfback, Billy Cross
crashed over from the /. Brian
Turner set up the touchdown
with an interception. The
Tigers scored midway through
the final period on a 17-yarc
pass from Quarterback Bill
Payne to Halfback Tim Drake
GONZAGA -------- 8 IL 9 "a:
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HIGH POINT WINS
ON MYZICK'S KICK

Jack Buckley. a transfer stu
dent who came all the way
from Italy, did not find 36
yards as far to travel yester-
day as he reeled off runs of 80
and 6 yards to score the tying
touchdown as High Point High
School defeated Oxen Hill, 7-6,
at High Point.
Fullback Leo Myzick's kick
split the uprights for the win
ming point. Oxon Hill led from
the first period on Joe Wa
ters' three-yard plunge.
HIGH POINT 30 o 90
oxoN HILL g 0 Cd
oxon Hill-Waters 8, run kick faiied5,
High Point-Bickley 8, run (Myzick
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GARFIELD EDGES
LOUDOUN COUNTY

Garfield High School, a
contender for the Virginia
Group 1-B title, ran into an
aroused Loudoun County team
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Leagues BoIonce
Evident as DuVoI
Ties BIodensburq.
UosHfn9tohS v. =.
SotUrdoY. September IS, 1862

The preseason line called for tight in the Prince
Georges County Football League
have done nothing so far to alter that outlook
Coach Bob Callahan of Bladensbwg was particularly i'm
pressed with the balance of the league
His words rang last night the Mustangs battled to
Evening star., 1962-09-15
Studium's Seating

Beaver Stadium, home of
Penn States football team, has
a seating capacity of 5000.
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CARVER SUBDUES
LUTHER JACKSON

Carver High School of Cul-
peper pushed across touch
downs in the first and third
periods yesterday to defeat
Luther Jackson of Merrifield,
1877. in a Virginia Interschol-
astic Association game.
Marcellus Bumbrey scored
the first Carver touchdown on
an 8-yard run in the opening
quarter and James Bannister
scored on a 12-yard run in the
third period. Ben Naylor scored
Luther JackSon's touchdown on
a 2-yard run in the final period.
I6FHEE I6FzER' JACKSON g 9 9 ~
Carver-Bumbrey 8, run (run
failed).
Caryer-Bannister IL. (run failed)
Luther Jackson-Naylor 2, run
woods, pass from Naylor).
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WALKER SPARKS
SURRATTSVILLE

Dick Walker, Surrattsville
High School fullback, scored
two touchdowns last night to
lead his team to a 2O-6 victory
over Quantico Post High at
Quantico.
Walker scored on a 7-yard
run in the first period, then
punched over from the l-yard
line in the fourth quarter after
Dave Kyzer had intercepted a
pass at midfield and returned
it to that point.
Tom Lindahl. who scored
twice in last weeks victory overr
Springbrook. scored the second
Surrattsville touchdown ON a
40-yard run.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
WashinStOn-Lee, 2I; Fairfax, g.
Mount Vernon, 21i Wakefield, 8.
Hammond, 28i YorktoWn, o.
Lee, II; Osbourn, 9.
GOnzaga, 80; Wilson, IA.
Falls Church, 49, George Mason, 6.
James Monroe, 81; Herndon, 12.
Garfield. Z; Loudoun County, 6.
surrattsyille, 2Oi Quantico, 8.
DuVal, 81 Bladensburg, q.
CardoIO, 26; Parker-Gray, o.
High Point, ]; Oxen Hill. 8.
Laurel, I2: Laekey, o.
Coolidge, IS: Ballou, IS.
SaTTSll, ST lS; Phelps d. ~.
Carver, I2; Jackson. Z.
Elkton, ss; James Wood, IS.
Louisa. 81 Spotsylvania, 8.
Culpeper, 20; Warrenton, Z.
GAMES TODAY
Bell ct Fort Hill, 8.
Annandale at George Washington, 3.
Marshall vs.. Edison at Falls Church, 8.
Mclean At Groveton, 9.
0CsS;InIn 0,CS;nnsll q ,st;n1S stsaIt'
Harrisburg At Handley. 2.
ST.. stephens At Warren County. 2,
Suitland at B1CC, 2.
BOOnsborO at Gaithersburg, 2.
Roosevelt at Blair, 2.
Northwood at Sherwood, 2.
Richard MONTGOMERY at walter
Johnson, 2.
Northwestern at Wheaton, 2.
PeaTy at Springbrook, q
Central vs.. whitman at Richard
2.
W0odson at Lee b, 8.
Howard County At South HaEers-
town, 3.
GlenelE at Southern, 2.
Baltimore City at st. Johns, 2.
Mount st. Joseph's at Good Coun.
sci, 2.
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FLINCHUM PAGES
LEE OVER OSBOURN

A 65-yard drive with the
opening kickoff and an inter-
cepted pass gave Lee High
School two touchdowns and a
14-6 victory over Osbourn in
a Group la League game last
night at OSbourn.
Lee took the opening kickoff
and drove the distance, sparked
by John Koerber's 20-yard
run. Fullback Earl Film
chum scored from the one.
Flinchurn also tossed a 20-yard
scoring pass to Robert Allen
and ran over two extra points.
6sE 6sBouRN -5 : g "a
Lee-Flinchum /. run (Flinehum rum
Lee-Allen 20. pass from Flinchum
(Flinchum rum.
Osbourn-Luck Is, pass from Corn
well (run failed).
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surrattsville-Walker z, run Bone
steel. rum.
urrattsville-Lindahl 40. run (Teub-
ner, pass from Lloyd.
Surrattsville - Walker 1, run Ckiek
failed).
ouantieo-Parker 1, run (kick failed.
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Wilson Scores Early

WILSON z o O ia
GoNZAGA-Zurowski z, run (kick
failed).
Wilson--cross l, plunge Payne kick.
Gonzaga--ZurowSki is, pass from
Himmelberg (Kaminski kickl.
Gonzaga-Scullen 5, run (Kaminski
kick)
Gonzaga-scullen 3, run Ckick failed.
Wilson-Drake II, pass from Payne
payne kick).
GonzaRa-zurowsk 73, pass-run from
Himmelbers (Kaminski kick).
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JAMES MONROE
ROUTS HERNDON

James Monroe High School,
led by Halfback Ken Poates
three touchdowns crushed an
out-manned Herndon team, 81
IL last night at James Monroe.
PoateS scored on jauntS of
90, 43 and SO yards. He also
caught a pass for the only
extra point of the game.
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LATE PASS GIVES
SPOTSYLVANIA TIE

Bobby Terrell, Spotsylvania
High Schools quarterback,
teamed with Halfback Bob
Mullen with less than four
minutes on the clock for a 40
yard pass play to tie Louisa
High School. 6-6, last night at
Spotsylvania.
Louisa which scored on a
pass play from Bob Dice to
Ray Purcell, had nursed its
lead for almost three quarters
before its defense gave up the
tying touchdoWns.
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YORKTOWN ------O 0 o o 0
HAMMOND -. 7-2S
Hammond-colbert 25. run with inter-
cepted pass (Dodson kick).
Hammond-Bob Pfeiffer 3. run tDod-
son kick.
ammond-McLaushlin 3, run (Dod-
son kick)
Hammond-McLaughl D, run tDod-
son ktekl
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PARKER-GRA
CARDOZO

CARDOZO 13 13 0 0-26
Cardozo-Ford 26, run Ckick failed).
CaTdozo-Harris 10, pass from Ken
ner (Arthur kick.
Cardozo-Ford %. run (Arthur kick.
Cardozo-Hateher IS, pass from Ken
ner (kick failed).
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WAKEFIELD - Q Q g 80
MT. VERNON 0 . III
Mt. Vernon-Jenkins 2, run run
failed).
Mt. Vernon-Safety Wakefield back
tackled in end zonel. 49,,
Mt. Vernon-Cash IL, run run Iaileol'
Wakefield-Riordan 50. pass from baW-
combe (kiek failedl. IA. -.
Mt, Vernon-Cssh. s. run with loose
hall (Soiga run).
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midfield only once, late in the
final quarter.
DeMATHA ------- IA 8 0-28
ANACpSTlA ------ 0 o o. o
DeMatha-John Foran 4, pass from
Boyle tpass failed).
DeMatha = Mccarthy 8, run run
failed.l
DeMatha-Safety. Mason tackled Up
right in end zone.
DeMatha-McCarthy 81, run Ckick
failed).
DeMatha-Ford 10, run Ckick failed).
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COOLIDGE go o - 10
Ballou-Goins "a, run (Goins rum.
Coolidge-Safety CBallou recovered ball
in own end zone).
Coolidge-Davis s, run (Spearman
kick.
Coolidge-Jordon 20. run with blocked
pass (kick failed).
Ballou=Goins L run lrun failedl
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l-aN ~ ne --------- y
5, run Crun failed.
Is, run (run failed).
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"A. run Dempsey rum
,ech-Gerld 10. run (Fulton rum.
'ech-Winslow 40. run (run failed).
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LOUISA o g o 0-6
sPOTsYLVANIA 0 o o &c
Louisa-Purcell, pass Dice (run
failed).
Spotsylvania-Mullen, pass from Jer-
rell trun failed).
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q, run Okick faiiedl-
5ladensburg-Hall l. run trun failed }
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on Hill-waters 3, run kick failed,
gh Point-Bickley 8, run (Myzick
Evening star., 1962-10-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER so Cross Country sta
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sBsslsIl 9scslslIan sIioassssIs auto" g ana D.
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WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and NJ sts. NV. a65-170c
RAMBLER 1853 American station
wagon. hydramatic. =. and h.,
extra nice. S995.
Arlington Ford
1917 N. Moore st. IA. 7-67eO
RAMBLER go Classic "6' station
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WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th AND NJ SITS. NV. g65-170o
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stand shift. new bait, excel. cond.,
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Derry. Manassas. EM. s-SoiS.
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Evening star., 1962-10-03

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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THIRD '61 hardtop COUPE, white
full power. beautiful throughout
week end special $2,ee5.
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|1222 22nd 81. NV. FE. 7-2e0C
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cruiseomatie, r. and h.. Wv
tires. 10000 actual miles, onl
owner. like new. S2.4e5.
Arlington Ford
1917 N. Moore st. IA. 1870
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Evening star., 1962-10-03
"GIVINGEST" CAR! Or

63 gives you so many exfros as standard equipment
the only flat floor In the industry. huge trunks.
See them al. the Eieefros Wildcats teSobres
80. SpecicIs and the sensational new Riviera by
Buick See one Of the areas largest selections
now for immedote delivery. ri
Evening star., 1962-10-03
IlGIYINeEsTU DEALER!

Buick swings into 1868 with the some sovings policy
that made Us the gVingest deoer In 1862. Generous
olIowonces. foir-deo terms, lowest possible prices
all these nowl Don't woit TO save. Toks delivery Of
your new Buick right now.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '62 convertible, hydra, r.
and h., power steering and brakes,
red with white tor, fully guar,
S3,29b.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs '6I "o8" A-door hardtep.
esassh esrsos. @i' al soId ssgfss Ssnssasl ssnsladsa.
premium tires. s2.B6s.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

V& A4o4H1ny0.
Visit kentussd
Mrs. Ellen Apperson and
d~aughters. Elizabeth and Sarah.
Of Richmond. were week end
guests Of Mrs. Apperson's sis
ter, Mrs. J. Kent Early. at
"Kentwood." They also visited
Mrs. Apperson's nephew and
niece. Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Pet
tus.
Mrs. r. p. Gowing underwent
a minor operation at Southside
Community Hospital. Farmville.
late last week.
MI. and Mrs. R. B. Clements.
of El0n, N. c.. were week end
guests of Mrs. Clements par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mason.
Mrs. r. l.. Duffer and chill
dIen. Robin and Randy. a
Mrs. J. D. Ramsey, Jr.. and
son, Danny, visited santa
claus" in Richmond, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia H. Arvin and son,
Aubrey, Of Lunenburg, were
guests on Sunday OF Mrs. Ar
WINS sister. Mrs. J. c. Pnddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Hawkins
returned last Tuesday after
visiting their son and daughter
in-law. DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Haw-
kins. in Chincoteague for sew
eral weeks.
The Fine Arts Committee of
the Woman's Club had a spa
ghetti supper at Mrs. Zi1lah H.
Skaters last Thursday eve
ming. Guests of honor were Mrs.
Carol Mckinney, who was guest
speaker of the club Immediately
following the supper. and Mrs.
o. E. Ware. president of the
Charlotte Court House Woman's
Club. both Of Charlotte Court
House.
Mrs. Harry L. Stricken and
Mrs. j. A.. Upton, Jr., and
daughter. Betty Hodges. attend
ed the Christmas party for the
Richmond Branch of the Ma
6onal League of American Pen
Women in the hcme of Mrs.
Rowena Farrar, Richmond, Fri
day afternoon.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Farmer
and children. Nell. Romie. and
Katherine. of Blairs. visited Mrs.
Farmers mother, Mrs. H. H.
Hammer, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newton
left last week to spend the holi-
days with their Son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Berry. in Richmond.
Dinner guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Frank HALEY and Mrs.
Zillah H. Shafer were the Misses
Annie May and Martha Noel, of
Ontario.
Mesdames L. E. Gryder and
Rufus Wallace gave a miscel-
laneouS shower on Saturday eve
ming at the Gryder home e,
Merry Oaks" in honor of the
hostesses' niece. Miss Shirley
Duffey, Of Richmond. who will
become the bride OF wayne
Dodd of that city on Monday,
December "a.
Mrs. j. B. Smith, of Rich
! mOnd, visited her home here
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

E1ippe1 tor the Christmas hoh.
days.
Donnie White, Of RichH1ond,
visited in the W. H. Duncan
home Sunday.
Miss Margaret Cooke spent
the week end in Norfolk where
She was maid of honor in the
wedding of her girl friend. vir-
gfnaa Warren. She arrived home
Monday for the Christmas holi-
days.
MISS MARIA Baber. of Rich.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
THE rAsMv1l1a lv.} HERALD. FRIDAY. pncEMnra 4 Il. 1862

and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Wall. Jr.. In Roanoke Oh Sun
day.
The Pettus family holiday
dinner was held Sunday evening
at -Four Locust Farm with Mr..
and Mrs. G. o. PettuE, Jr., as
hosts. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Pet
tus and daughters, Pam, Regina
and Anne T.. and Mrs. G. O.
Pettus. also Miss Bernadine Pet
tus and George O. Pettus. III,
were present.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Of Mid
lothian. was an overnight guest
Of MIS-. Robert Duncan. Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. L. Flippen
were business visitors to Rich
mond Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Ball. Jr.,
and family were guests Sunday
Of the ]. M. Barkers.
Miss Bessie Anderson is the
expected guest Of Mrs. w. C.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21

4eHHcal days Last Waek.
Mfr. and Mrs. A. W. Thomp-
son and son, Mark. visited Mr..
Th0npGon's brother and sister
inlay. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Thompson. Jr.. in Mechanics
vile On Sunday.
The Tuesday evening bridge
club had its Christmas meeting
in the home Of Mrs. j. A. Upton.
Jr.. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Dickens
visited Mr.. Dickens SOn-in-law
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-21
Students Home, Guests Arriving
Holiday Entertaining Begins

KEYSVILLE, Dec. 20-C0llegk
students coming Home for the
Holidays" this week are: Miss
Becky Hammer. Tommy Ward,
and Stuart Lawson from the col.
kge of william and Mary: ca.
det James G. Neal. Jr.. Of vPI:
Miss Be.nadine Pettus. Of Sui.
Inns College: Edward w. Early,
Of the University OF Richmond
Law School. and Miss Betty
Berkeley. Of Longwood College.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Graves,
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Nichols.
and Warren N. Morris attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Graves
brother and Mrs. Nichols uncle
John j. Quick. Wednesday at
Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home.
Richmond.
The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Yaple held "open house" at the
Methodist parsonage. Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Ward, Jr.,
made a trip to Atlanta. Ga,
late last week.
Mrs. H. R. Pettus, of Rich
mOnd. visited her sister. Mrs. J.
c. Priddy. early this week. Mrs.
Priddy returned with her Tues
day to spend the Christmas holi-
days with them and with Mrs.
PIiddy's son and daughter-l1-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Priddy.
in Richmond.
Mrs. Lewis Lyon, Of Amelia,
visited Miss Linda Clark, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. D.. @. Eggleston, Of
brakes Branch. Mrs. Zillah H.
Shafer. Miss Betty H. Upton.
and Mrs. F. I. Newman. attend
ed the quarterly meeting of the
Social Welfare Council, District
VII. at the Weyanok> Hotel,
Farmville. on Wednesday.
Overnight Guest
H. Y. Ingram, of Virginia
Beach. was an overnight guest
OF his mother. Mrs. J. H. In
gram.
j. T. Thompson. j. H. Han
mer. and w. c. Ward, Jr.. at
tended the annual Virginia
Bankers Credit Policy Confer.
ence at the John Marshall Ho-
tel, Richmond. last Wednesday
The Christmas party for the
Hi Low Bridge Club took place
Wednesday evening in the home
of Mrs. j. v. Chiles.
The MYF'S are planning to gc
carOling, Sunday evening. After.
wards. the Junior Hi MYF will
go to Miss Wendy Wares for a
party. and the Senior MYF will
be entertained with a party at
the Misses Susie and Margaret
Scott Hammers home.
Mrs. S. C. Owen visited her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sharp, this
week end. in Richmond.
The Wednesday afternoon
bridge club met with Mrs. F. 1.
Hammer, IT., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Yates, Jr.,
and twin daughters, Jane and
Jean, of Dallas, Tex. plan tG
arrive Sunday to spend Christ
mas with Mr.. Yates parents
Another son. W. E. Yates. ant
sons, Bill and Bob. of Richmond
will also be with them during
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Fork of Willis

Dec. 20-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Baber announce the birth Of q
daughter, Laura Conway. at the
Medical College Hospital, Dec.
Is. Mother and daughter are ex-
pected home Wednesday.
Mfr. and Mrs. L.. L. F1ippen
and family attended the Christ
mas program at Cedar Baptist
Church. in buckingham. Sunday
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Hond. spent the week end with
her mother and grandmother.
A3C Joe Barker is expected
Jan. /. 10 spend q short fur
Tough with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Barker.
Mrs. w. E. Duncan visited
relatives near Farmville Tues
day.
A Christmas program will be
held at Oakwood. Sunday night,
Dec. %. at 7 pm.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
From our girls world Of Christmas

From our girls world OF Christmas
wonders:
"a. A porty whirl Of Docrono
polyester and cotton with lace
and embroidery trim. Pink or
blue. 7 to IA. 500
2B. Dainty apron dress in pink or
oqUo cotton. 3 to Ok. 400
&c. Smart wool blozer with shiny
metal buttons plus q handsome
crest. Croy or red. Girls 7 to IA,
800. Preteen's 10 TO IA. 1925
ID. Motch-mote wool stitched.
down pIeoted skirt. Girls VA.
40. Preteen's 10 to IA. 500
2E. Our own "AtIeigh" Orion
ocryIic classic sweater sets. White
or red. Short-sIeeVe sIipover, 3 to
Ok, 1.oo. 7 to IA, 2.9o. Long
sleeve cordigon. 3 TO Ok. 400.
7 TO IA, 500
IF. Slim cotton corduroy sIocks.
Cotton flannel lined. Red or blue.
3 to Ok, 2.99. ITO IA. 500
&c. Cunnineest "gombIer" we've
seen. Striped cotton knit top with
black bow tie. Block cotton cordU-
roy half boxer sIocks.
3 to Ok, 500. 7 to IA. 400
2H. Pebble weave stretch gloves,
labeled for fobric content. 100
p. Teens "kookie" hondboq.
Simulated leather in red, black
or natural. I.oo"
TX. Morshmollow chain handle
pouch. Red, black or brown simU-
lated leather. 100"
Il. snowy bits or rabbit FUR {.
white and bright with red cherry
trim. MUff. 1.oo*
IN. Clip hot for q white fur
halo. 1.oo"
IN. Pert poodle pops out of q
stocking hung with core. One
from q group of onimoIs. 100
20. She'll wear her riches on her
wrist, foreign coin bracelet in gold
coIored metoi. 100"
Up. Adjustable 4-strond simU-
loted peorI necklace. 100"
Hpl1..o - 10oL EaIaroI To~
Evening star., 1962-11-11
Mcclellan Out; Burnside In

words informing them that the command devolved
on Gen. Burnside, and taking leave of them
There is no other news worthy of mention ex-
cepting that the army is in motion.