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Negro BodfSWoin First
TO See Asfronuuf
Glenn In Recovery

Mayport, Fla. CAMP - The
first "earthman" to see and greet
Astronaut John H. Glenn when
he plunged into the sea after orbit
ing the earth in outer space was
a 36-year-old Negro boatswain.
David Bell, a husky seaman
from Youngstown, Ohio, manned
the 40-foot pole which hooked 1t.
Col. Glenn's space capsule enab-
ling the astronaut to be hoisted
aboard Bells ship, the destroyer
USS Noa.
Bell, in words which may go
down in history with Stanley's
"Mr. Livingston, presumed,
greeted Glenn with the comment:
Mice going! Glad to have you
back! I'm from Ohio, too"
Glenn. in appreciation of Bells
work and with the approval of
officials Of the National Aeronau-
tics and Space Administration,
gave Bell the sack which encased
the parachute that floated Glenn
back into this world after he cir
cled the earth three times in an
other world.
This means that Bells wife is in
possession of an article that has
been "out Of this world" and
which has encircled the earth in
outer space three times.
Mrs. Glenn. wife of the Astron-
aut, is probably the only other
woman in the world possessing
such a souvenir.
The commander of the Noa said
last week that Bell has now been
transferred from the Noa to an
other destroyer based at Mayport,
Fla.
He said Bell had applied for the
transfer to the other ship before
Glenn's epic flight. After fishing
the astronaut from the sea, Bell
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


March % Mrs. Marcella
Mayes, 4041 Oakland Av.
March 20 - Mrs. Edith Burt,
1886 Third Av. S.; Clarence Moses,
1857 Clinton Av.; Gerald Bailey,
3549 Fourth Av.; Claude Camp
bell, 1924 Smelling Av.; Marilyn
and Michael Burger, 37O4 Fifth
Av. s.; Mrs. Nancy Clark, 1882
Fifth Av. S., and Alberta Odette
Gary, 3433 Third Av. S.
March 80 - Leroy Bell, 1918
Oakland Av.; DIN P. Wells, 4051
w. 81 ST., Los Angeles, Calf. !;
Grace Baysinger, 3OO9 Garfield
Av. s.; Idella Grigsby, 42O9 Sec
ond Av. s.; Mrs. Aaron Arradondo,
4457 Fourth Av. S.; Althea Had
ley, us Logan Av. N; William
Spivey, Jr., 1909 Fifth Av. S. and
Mrs. Helen Curry, 624 E. 3Sth
st.
March 81 Mrs. Inez Clark,
Cpl E. 45th ST.; Mrs. Marian Peeb-
les Bethel, 1859 Hearst Av., Berke-
ley, Calf; Lamar Roberts, FOG E.
43rd St; George Young, 1000 EN-
erson Av. N; James l.. Davis, St.
Louis, Mo-; Keith Ratliff, 1885
Fifth Av. S.; Eddie Lee Anderson
618 Fremont Av. N.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

March % - Sonia LABEL John
son, 400 N. Dale St.; Mrs. S. w.
Kincaid; Mrs. Robert Williams,
1915 Carroll Av.; Maryland Rosen-
bloom, 6S1 West Central Av.
March 25 - David Williams,
GIT Fuller Av.; Deborah Marie
Mason, I'll Carroll Av.
March 20 - Green Watson, 1856
West Central Av.; Alfred Parran,
276 Kent St.; and Gwynne Denise
Granger, 244 Virginia Av.
March 81 - Walter Bennett,
S72 st. Anthony Av.; Arthur P.
Rhodes, $50 st. Anthony Av.;
Mrs. Mamie Little, 566 Rondo Av.;
Floyd Massey, III, 1896 West
Central Av.; James H. Thomas
458 Carroll Av.; Gordon Ronnell
Carter, 1908 Carroll Av; Archie
Starks, lat Valley; Karen Rus
sell, 500 Iglehart Av.; Leroy
Young, ia Carroll Av.; Mrs
Effie King, S74 Rondo Av.; and
Godfrey Rawlings, 667 Iglehart
Av.
March 20 - Ronald Harris, 405
St Anthony Av. Mrs Ennn1ert
Jones, 982 Aurora Av.; Mrs. Susie
w. Bowen, 1872 N. Avon; Edgar
Keith Murphy, 1872 Rondo Av.i
James H. Thomas, Jr., San Fran.
cisco, Calf, and Jacob De Pine
631 st. Anthony Av.
March 30-LeRoy Coleman, 35t
West Wheelock Parkway; Mrs
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1861 ~ USIo Eqohr AHes GNohhon' w
It's a good plan for everyone
to build up an emergency fund"
equal to six months earnings (af-
ter taxes). Then you're prepared
for troubles such as sickness, lay
off or other difficulty.
Don't keep this fund around
your house. Deposit it where
you'll earn interest or dividends,
yet can switch to cash in a hurry.
Choose from bank or savings and
loan accounts government or
good municipal bonds life or
retirement insurance. Pick sew
eral rather than just one invest
ment, but avoid keeping too much
money where interest payments
are small.
If you have a checking account
and always keep some emergency
money in it, count this as part Of
your fund. Include retirement
credits if they can be changed to
cash easily. But don't count mon
ey already in special accounts like
Christmas Club or vacations.
Start to build your fund now.
Emergencies happen when you
leas expect them.
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went home to his family in
Youngstown, and there presented
the parachute sack to his wife,
Bernice, and his son, Ronald.
The Bells are staunch members
of the Philips Chapel Methodist
church in Youngstown.
Bell was photographed on the
deck of the Noa with 1t. Col.
Glenn minutes after the astronaut
was pulled from the water but the
seaman was unidentified at the
time.
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make them a unique member Of
the greenbean family.
italian green beans are delicious
cooked according to package d.
rections and served with butter
and seasonings. You can vary
them too in many ways-such as
the Cheddar Greens featured here.
Cook the beans according to pack
age directions, drain. Add a half
cup of grated Cheddar cheese, two
tablespoons of milk and a dash Of
nutmeg and serve them to three
pleased people.
Another variation is to saute a
quarter cup of slivered blanced al
monds in butter until golden
brown, then mix them lightly with
the cooked beans.
A final hint don't overlook
italian green beans. One Of their
incest characteristics is the crisp
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beir A. Elsadig and their five
month old baby girl Ashraga from
Sudan, Africa. Mr.. Elsadig, an
exchange student, is studying
electrical engineering at Dun
woody. Mr.. and Mrs. Elsadig made
as parents of the first
Sudanese baby born in Milwaukee,
Wis.
Room GA: Mrs. Juanita Jer-
ricks, 1907 Irving Av. NJ, is on
the road to recovery after under
going major surgery at Mt. Sinai,
Monday, March &c. She is in Room
e14.
Los Angeles Entertained: Friends
and relatives rolled out the royal
carpet for Mrs. Marion Anderson
of Los Angeles, when she recently
paid a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Thelma Macintosh, 1910 S. 9Th st.
Mrs. Anderson, who has been in
Des Moines, returned there Mon
day, March 26, to be with their
mother, Mrs. Wesley Burrell, who
was recently released from the
hospital and is convalescing at
home. Mrs. Anderson leaves for
California in April.
Happy Birthday, Twaya! Thirty
young guests helped Twaya Mac
Intosh, daughter Of Mrs. Thelma
Macintosh, 1910 S. 9th St., cele-
brate her tenth birthday, on Sat-
urday, March "a. Typical party
fun was had, highlighted by the
taking of pictures. Among Tw-
aya's many birthday treasures
was a Rainbow Bible, a gift from
her godmother, Mrs. Crystella
Walker.
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1928 Halle
@. Brown Members

A membership report meeting
was held at Halle Q. Brown by
the membership committee on
Thursday, March 22nd, 1880 pm.
The following are the member
ships that have come in to date:
1962-1963 memberships.
DR.. and Mrs. Walls, 615 Mont
calm; Retired Mems Club Of Hal
lie Q. Brown House; Mr.. Ellis
Manning, $50 Iglehart; Mrs. Agnes
Park, Scandal, Mimi; The Stephen
Maxwell Family, 1872 Carroll; Miss
Anna E. r. Furness, 265 So. Ex-
change; Mrs. Yvonne Price, 665
No. Dale; Mrs. Naomi Bell, 697
Carroll; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Har-
ris, 878 Marion St.; Mr.. Richard
Mann, 1905 No. Western; Alice
Whitelaw, Prior Lake; DR.. and
Mrs. Norman H. Howell, 1891 No.
Western; The Wednesday Matinee
Club of the Twin Cities; Mr.. Jack
Ward, 581 So. Pascal; Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman C. Jones, ITO Bay
ard Av.; Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Burns, 633 Iglehart; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Foster, 286 N. Milton;
Mr.. Arthur Hill, Jr., 1913 Carroll;
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Drizzle, sos
Rondo; Mrs. c. Gale, I'll Aurora;
Mrs. Marie Mathews, ITO Aurora;
Mr. Barren Desnick, 1898 Univer-
sity; Mr.. Ted Bies, 67S Unviersi-
ty.
Mr.. Arthur Reinhart, 1541
Cumberland; Mr.. Earlyn Bell, 405
w. Hoyt; Mr.. Milton Henry, 1853
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yeag-
er, 1872 Fisk; Mrs. Harry Richard
son, 757 Fuller; Mrs. Archie An
derson, 1893 E. County Road B;
Mrs. Richard Harris, 561 St. An
thony; Mrs. Margaret Day, AIS
st. Anthony; Mr.. Ernest Potts,
619 st. Anthony; Mr.. Philip Free
man, S13 Dayton; Mr.. Don Beese,
672 University; Mr.. Robert Har-
ris, 795 w. Central; Mr.. James
Walker, 632 Iglehart; Miss Bev-
erly Jones, 914 Fuller; Mrs. Doris
Bradley, 1854 Dayton.
Mrs. Lucille Bryant, s66 Day
ton; Mr.. lakeland Smaller, 1854
Dayton; Miss Connie Price, 1880
Carroll; Mr.. Emerett Jones, 9S2
Aurora; Miss Shirley Jones, 982
Aurora; Mr.. John Toliner, 1912
Marshall; Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bar
ringer, TAG Aurora; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Lazenberry, 1856 N. Chats
worth; Mrs. Adrienne Peoples, 1856
N. Chatsworth; Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Van Dorf, 565 Aurora;
Miss Beverly Carroll, 612 w.
Central; Mrs. Edna Griffin, 1892
N. Western; Mr.. Hyland Stokes,
1892 Dora Lane; Mrs. Alice On
que, 21S N. Milton; Mrs. Cecil
E. Mccoy, 2SS N. Avon; Mrs. Ed
ward Eastman, 953 st. Anthony;
Mr.. Chester w. Oden, ST., 80s
Dayton; Mrs. Abram Goodloe,
1896 Carroll; Mr.. A. Buckley, 1888
Carroll, Mrs. Cleat w. oliver, ST.,
in memory of Ida Brady, $50 lyle
hart; Mrs. L. Garrett, 1925 Car
roll.
Dist will be continued next weekly
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Roberta Davis, 299 N. Avon, Rev.
Denzil Carly, 465 Mackubin St.;
Richard Garcia, SOB Iglehart Av.;
P. H. Henderson, 1872 Bigelow Lane;
Mrs. Rosetta NJ. Speese, 1872 Rondo
Av.; Carlotta Lorraine Gray, 296
st. Adams.
March 81 John Radford,
Louisville, KY; Vesta Harris, 306
N. st. Adams; Margaret Hender-
son, 716 Aurora Av.; Alphonso
Nelson, 565 st. Anthony Av.;
Mahlon Thomas, 895 Rondo Av.;
Kim Elizabeth Crawford, 973 lyle
hart Av.
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Great Grandfather Survives
Riuid Truininq Course

Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
CAMP - William Gordon Goodwin
was congratulated by fellow class
men last week when it was an
nounced that he had successfully
met all requirements and passed
a six-week national survival train
ing course for men, Is to so years
old.
Goodwin was congratulated all
over again when it was learned
that he is SO years old, is a great
grandfather and gave his age as
40 when he enrolled. He also got
one of the highest marks in the
class!
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

April 1 - Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Smith, 1415 James Av. N, six
years.
April 3 - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pullum, Jr., eight years.
April 8 - Mr.. and Mrs. William
Whiteside, 5000 Third Av. s., 10
years; Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Car
ter, 1909 18th Av. N, 4S years.
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texture mentioned above.
Cheddar italian Beans

texture mentioned above.
Cheddar italian Beans
/ package 70 ounces) quick
frozen italian
Il cup grated Cheddar cheese
2 tablespoons milk
Dash of nutmeg
Cook beans as directed on pack.
age; drain. Fold in cheese, milk
and nutmeg. Mix lightly. Makes
3 servings.
Green Beans and Almonds
1 package 70 ounces) quick
frozen italian green beans
4 cup slivered blanched almonds
2 tablespoons butter
Cook beans as directed on pack,
age; drain. Meanwhile, saute al
monds in butter until colder
brown. Add to beans and NIP
lightly. Makes 3 servings.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

April 2 - Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
Williams, 408 Carroll Av., 10
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Vickus Nc
Cowan, st. Paul, % years.
April 3 - Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mcleod, st. Paul, eight years.
April Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
O'Neal, 976 Iglehart Av., four
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Wheeler, 767 Rondo Av., four
years.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Twin Tales Meet The Twin Tallies met at the home of
Mrs Thomas Johnson 445 Oakland Av Guest of the hostess
Mrs Louis johnson who received gift Members winning
prizes first Mrs John Ewing second Mrs Clarence Smith
and third Mrs Thomas Johnson The April meeting of the club
will be at the home of Mrs Royal Gooden GIT glehar Av
Paul.
Visitor From Connecticut: Julian Taylor Jr of New
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His Little Nap"

Lasted 36 Hours!
Little Rock, Ark. (ANP) -
Patrolman B. R. Keyes reported
last week that William Ringler,
so, had been found in a locked
railroad boxcar by a Rock Island
Lines employee. Still a little groggy
and dazed, Ringler told police he
had crawled into the boxcar Ito
take a little nap" He was sur
prised and shocked when told that
his little nap had lasted SO hours!
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He Went 70 JaiI-
For Sufe-Keepinq

For Sufe-KeepIn9
Miami Beach, Fla. CAMP -
French Canadian Real OIgny, Of
Iberbele, Quebec, here on his hon.
eymoon, got hopelessly lost week
on the beach when he couldn't un-
derstand the direction signs -
printed of course, in English.
But the resourceful Canadian
solved the problem. He turned him
self in at the Police Station
and waited for his wife to claim
him!
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL

Birthday Party: Mrs Berlene Casselbery gave her hus
band Arthur Casseberry surprise birthday party March
Is in their beautiful ranch style home 1857 County Road
H. White Bear MINI. The CasSeberrys originally from
Mass He retired contractor and builder and
his wife high school music teacher Brdgewater Guests
Mr. and Mrs Oye Gum Mr. and Mrs Carter Fletcher
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Mesdames OpheIia Baskins, Eu-
nice Jones, Marie Brown and
Burle Smith, and Messrs. Tony
Saunders and Ernest ]. Potts.
Cocktails and a delicious luncheon
were served. Games were played
throughout the evening.
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If you haven't yet discovered the decOusneSS of quick
Italian green beans, highly recommend that you
time in correcting the omission It's vegetable you're
to enjoy and welcome variation of he usual run of
vegetables
There's crspness of texture freshness of flavor and
certain elegance of about Italian beans that
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

sister, Mrs. Frank L. Smith. of
LenOra, N. c., was there, too.
They called on Mrs. Robbie
Fllppen who is Ill in Highland
Springs Nursing Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Harrison.
and Katherine. and Mrs. Thelma
Garrett arrived from Newport
News Friday night. Saturday
they drove Katherine to Vesuvius
Nature Camp. This camp is
where she will be a counselor at
sponsored by the Federation of
Woman's Clubs.
Mrs. James Gray and children,
Of Sandston, spent four days Wis
iting the E. H. BruceS last week
Club House Dedication
Despite. the showers Sunday,
many people attended the dedi-
cation service of the Club House
at Lakeside Village. The rain
checked in time for the boys
scouts to raise the flag. The
Reverent Robert E. Withers. Jr.
conducted the short service. Ad-
miral Redfield, president of the
corporation, introduced tn e
members of the Board of Direc-
tors and the House Committee
Following the service a picnic
lunch was enjoyed by all.
Berk and David Peasants &C
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck
Urbine, of Powhatan to Rich
mond to see the ball game
Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilma Blanton went with
Mrs. Nell Blanton to take Mrs.
Cloninger to her home in North
Carolina. Nell's mother has been
with her several weeks.
The H. G. Sheldons, Of Toano,
the George Palmores and R. K.
Carriers. of Richmond. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ.
Carter.
Will Robinson left Wednesday
for two weeks vacation. Tucker
Harrison will carry the mail
while he is gone.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Tuck
er Harrison entertained in honor
of her sister-in-law, Penny Nc
Queen, and Diane Mcqueen. at
her home "Morningside". Her
guests we're Mrs. Frank Baber,
Jr., Mrs. P. L. Duncan, Jr.. Mrs.
Willie Duncan and Mrs. Penny
Baber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Shores,
and children, spent Sunday with
her parents in Farmville. Jack
Quinn and his family Of Haynes
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Gainesville

CARTERSVILLE. Aug 2 =
Bobby Midkiff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Midkiff, is home on
leave from the US. Air Force
Last Friday night, he and Miss
Carolyn Conway Of Manakin,
were married. They will leave
for Texas the middle of August
where Bobby will be stationed
for an indefinite period.
Miss Mary Godsey, Mrs. Ca
Uterine Lovins and Miss Mar
garet Lovins were guests in the
A. j. Vogel home Sunday.
Mrs. H. H. Holman and Mrs,
Richard Silberstein have left for
New Jersey. Mrs. Holman will
visit with her sister and other
relatives before returning to
Gainesville.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson left
Wednesday for her annual visit
to New York. This year her
neice. Mary Beth Sheldon, and
a friend went with her.
Mrs. James T. Mcqueen and
sons, of Arlington. arrived Mon
day for a few days visit with
her sister-in-law Mrs. Penny
Mcqueen.
Mrs. A. j. Vogel spent several
days in Richmond with her sis
ter. Miss Ida Amos. Another
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York state.
The Douglas Crummett fami-
ly, of Charleston, w. Va. spent
Sunday night with her mother,
Mrs. H. P. Bradshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Robertson.
OF Hagerstown, Md. spent sew
eral days with her mother, Mrs.
John Olgers, last week.
The following families gather
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Walton to celebrate the
birthday of Mrs. Lena Morris
settle on Wednesday evening:
the Ralph Mason family. j. j.
MorriSsette family, M. A. Ayres
family, M. G.. Digger family E..
c. Banton family, and Miss
Lynn Wells.
Mrs. Anna May Garnet has
returned from Richmond and is
much improved in health.
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City. Fla. were home on visit.
Mrs. Katherine Quinn Saunders
and children, Of Elizabeth City,
N. c., were there also. She re-
turned with the Shores for a visit
before returning home.
The family reunion is still one
Of the main attractions of the
summer. This time it was the
Parker reunion. 1t was held at
the home Of Mrs. Emma Parker.
Among those that came were the
Reverend and Mrs. Hamblin and
family, Of Staffordsville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Burton, of Roanoke,
Mrs. David Hamblin and daugh-
ter, of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Waid and family, of Car
tersville, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Parker, of Columbia adm John
Hamblin, Of Richmond and Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Rowh and family
Of Pemberton.
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Tuggle

Aug. 2 The young adult
group of Appomattox P. E.
Church will meet tonight Fri
day at 3 o'clock with Mr.. and
Mrs Claude Slayton. The young
people of the church will meet
Sunday night at the church.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joe Crawford,
of Boston, Mass, visited Mr..
ard Mrs. Paul johnson here last
week.
Miss jeanette Slayton has re-
turned home after visiting rela-
tlves in Brcokneal last week.
John Fulcher is improving at
Soithslde Community Hospital.
Mrs. Ed Townsend visited her
mother. Mrs. Howard Lamp
man, at John Randolph Hos
pital, Hopawell, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Town
send also visited her.
Mrs. Bessie Bowman, of Rich
mond. is visiting her niece,
Mrs. John Fulcher, this week.
Steve Banton is spending this
week with relatives in Sandston.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul johnson
and daughter. Paula were re-
cent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Steele at Wilmington, NC.
Mrs. Albert Finchum and chill
dren spent last Monday with
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Austin
Finchum. here.
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G. H. Wells Attending Conservation
Shoot At William And Mary

RICE, aug. 2 = C. H. Wells,
game warden Of Prince Edward
county, is attending the Conser-
walton Shoot at William and
Mary College, Williamsburg
from July 30 through Aug. II.
There are only six wardens
from the state selected to at
tend this course.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Farley
visited her sister, Mrs. John
Miller, and family in Winona
w. Va. for several days last
week. They were accompanied
by Mrs. w. H. Wick, mother of
the ladies'.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. o.
Herndon and aughte are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis, at Caret.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Vaughan are his sisters, Mrs.
Kate Farrar and Miss Mabel
Vaughan.
Miss Rena Berry and Mrs.
Elva wood yard, and their
b r o h e r, William Berry, and
family. Of Richmond. attended
the Pony Roundup at Chinco-
league Island.
bers, and sons. Ricky, Bobbie,
and Tommy, and Marie Garnett
returned from Virginia Beach on
A. C. Morrison was in
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Taylor
and children spent Friday and
Saturday nights with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Weaver en- route to Garden
City, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Allard,
III, and son. Rick, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Walton. The M. A. AyreS
family returned to Washington
Sunday after spending the week
with her parents. Bobbie Lou
will spend the rest of the sum-
mer with her grandparents.
Mrs. Charlie Gates and Betty
10 spent Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Kennedy.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
win Bass for the week end were
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hosttler,
of Newcomerstown. Ohio. Miss
Emma Miller came with them
to remain for visit. Henry
Dreher returned to Ohio with
them.
Mrs. w. H. Nance and Bob
bic, of Glen Allen. spent the
day with Mrs. John Olgers last
week.
Tucker and Sally Spindler, Of
Blackstone. spent several days
with their cousins. Lynn and
Hicksie Wells, last week.
Mrs Ruth Shepherd has re-
turned from a visit with her
daughter and family in New
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IN PERU the ruling military
junta has doubled its efforts to
win Diplomatic recognition from
the U. 8. and other Western
hemisphere nations. All civil
liberties were restored as
IL million Peruvians began cele-
brating the 141st anniversary Of
the country's independence from
Spain. President Manuel Prado,
who was imprisoned by the army
July 10 in a bloodless coup and
whose term of office has just ex-
PRED, was expected to be re-
leased momentarily. Meanwhile,
meeting of the council Of the
Organization of American States
was scheduled for Monday in
washington to try to determine
what action the GAS should take
against Peru.
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Gives You FIVE FIGURE PROTECTION
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trees in the path and identi-
flying the birds that fly past.
After about two hours, the
party stops for lunch. Each
person brings lunch in a
paper bag. 1t is now that
Miss Wells explains to the
group the American Indian
implements, such as war
clubs and fire sticks, made
by her personally.
The return trip begins aft
er lunch. Usually it follows a
different route.
The children go back and
write her enthusiastic thank
you letters. In childish
scrawl, one letter had the
sentence: And the natural
ist was very pretty"
Miss Wells did her under
graduate work in conServa-
ton at the School of Nat