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SAM ZANGER, President,
MSGR. JOHN COADY,
GnlritMal nirnchnr

day. January IL 1869. 4. JOSEPH
loved husband Of Virginia L. Cor
ham, devoted father Of j. McAldred
Gorham and brother of Lillian E.
Bosfield, Ethel L. Isaac, Mildred S.
Gorham, Wilma G. Thompson and
ham. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Sunday, January IA, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral services at the John Wes-
and .Corcoran sts. NV. at l pm.
Monday, January 15. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cematerv IA
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1T HIT TUIUt htseTVe, VSA, On
wednesday: January 10, 1862. 1T.
CPL CHARLES COA,KLEY ROACH
Of Maxine Roach and father of
Sherry, Sheila Beth and Shirlinr
Roach. Also survived by his mother,
Mrs Charles Preston Roach of 351S
Van Ness st. NV, Washington, D. C..
and son of the late Charles Preston
Roach. Relatives and friends NAV
call at the Gawler Chapel, i75G
Pa. ave. courtesy parking), after
IL noon Monday, January Is. Crave
side services at Arlington National
Cemetery on Tuesday, january 16.
at pm. In lieu Of flowers, request
contributions to the Cancer Fund.
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MAYBELLE E. On Thurs

day, january n. 1862, at ProvidenCe
Hospital, MAYBELLE E. PENDLE-
IS6,, TON Of 1927 ,Holmead place, NV,
DeIQyed wife OF James E. Pendleton
mother of Mrs. Lillian Wrice, George
Molen. Beatrice and James e.
Pendleton, jr. She also is survived
bny eight grandchildren. other rela-
tiyeS and friends. The late Mrs
Pendleton may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 H st
ne, after 3 pm. Monday. January
10. Funeral Tuesday, January i6.
at Mount Airy, Baptist Church. il
st NV, at ! am, the Rev. C.
NJ, Long, Jr., officiating. Interment
ArlinRtnn National Can, - -
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DfathH
WILKINS

WILKINS, MRS. MARIAN F. Officers
II and members Of Bright
N\M wood Chapter AZ, OE.S.,
NM are hereby notified Of the
ZSfSAM death of Sister MARIAN
dNA F. WILKINS, PM. Fune-
" raj service at IL am,
Tuesday. January 16, 1862.
at the Huntemann Funeral Home,
h732 Georgia avenue n W.
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11HNNEI' HhIHUh >. On Ihursday,
University Hospital, ARTHUR s.
HARVEY Of 5S19 14th st. NV,
beloved husband of Anne Harvey,
father Of the Rev. Arthur S. Har-
Dame, Notre Dame, Ind. and nd Ric5s REs5e
ard J. Harvey of Silver Spring, Md:
brother of Mrs Wiley Roberts Of
Washington, D. C. Friends may cali
at the s. H.. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, after
8 pm. Friday. January 12 (parkine
facilitiesl. Prayers from the above
funeral home on Monday, January
p, at $50 am; thence to the
Church of the Nativity, 6001 18th
of the mass will be offered at 10
am. for the repoSe of his soul. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. IA
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COHEN, MARY LOUISE. OF 3741 v

st. NV. on January II, 1862, wife
Of Lee Cohen, mother Of Miss
Barbara Cohen and Philip H. Cohen.
Prayers at Chambers Georgetown
Monday, January Is at $50 am,
Mass at Holy Trinity Church, seth
st. between N and o SITS. NV. at
8 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery,
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dpy, dPiG January as1it. 10. 1875 1872 al, At Mount
NEITzEY Of l716 v st. Sc, be.
loved husband OF Marian West
Neitzey,, father of Mrs. Audrey W.
Green, brother of Mrs. Minnie Hef-
I'm, Misses Margaret Neitzey and
Anne Neitzey and George NeitZey
grandfather of Mrs. Peggy Groves
and Barry Taylor. Friends NAV
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st; and Massachusetts ave. ne
where services will be held on
Tuesday, January rs at LOO nm
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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WILKINS. MARIAN F. On Friday

wilkins Of 500 ogiethorpe st.
NV, beloved wife Of the late
Robert S. wilkins. Mrs. wilkins
rests at the W K. Huntemann and
Son Funeral Home. 5732 Georgia
ave. NV. where services will be
held on Tuesday, January 16 at
II am. Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery. 10
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ABRAHAM B. Harris Of liz I9o1i i
st, NV, brother of the late Fred
eerick T. Harris. uncle of Ephram
Harris and brother-in-laW of Mrs.
RoWena Harris. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends.
After pm. Monday, January Is
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890 9th
St. NV, where services will he
held at 11:30 am. tuesday. Jan
uary 10. Interment Arlington Ma
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DORSEY, MATTHIAS (MACK). On
Friday January IL. 1862, MAT
TH1AS (MACK) DORSEY, formerly
OF Bushwood, Md. father of Mrs.
Louis A. Queen. grandfather of Ster-
lon, Wayne and Evelyn Queen and
Frank Dorsey. son of Nellie and
Phillip Dorsey, brother of Mrs,
Cloann White and nephew Of John
and Willie Shirley; also survived
by other relatives and many friends
Notice of funeral later. Arrange.
ments by Mcguire. Inc. 15
EATON, ELSA NJ. On Friday. Janu.
ary. IL, 1862, ELSA M. EATON oi
Highbridge rd., Highbridge, Nd, be.
loved wife Of Charles w. Eaton
mother of Mrs. Helen r. Hay, James
r. and Charles L. Eaton, and sis.
ter of Mrs. E. F. Weston, Mrs. r
c. Walker, Leroy E. Africa anc
Paul s. Thompson. Also survived By
is grandchildren Relatives anC
friends may call at Gasch's Funera
Home. 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts.
vile. Md. after l pm. Sunday
where services will be held on Mon.
day. January Is, at 2 pm. Inter.
ment Fl. Lincoln Cemetery.
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HARRIS. ABRAHAM B. All officers
uR and members of Columbia
&C9y Lodge No. So of IB.P.O.E.
fN4N of W., are notified of the
NAJJ death of Brother ABRAHAM
VIZ B. HARRIS. Session of sor-
row Monday, January Is,
1862, at 7:3O pm. Elks serv-
ice, Monday, January 15, at 500
pm. from McGuire's Funeral Home
PEMBROKE j. DUVALL, Err
KARL E. HAWKINS. SecY
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SIAEMOhE, HARULD 1T. An emer-
% gent communication of
IN Anacostia Lodge, No. 81
IN F. A. A. NJ, will be held
~ mo on Monday. January 15,
%T 1862, at 10:39 am, at
W. the S. H. Hines Co. Fu-
" neral Home. 1901 14th st.
NV for the purpose OF conduct
ing Masonic burial services for our
late brother. HAROLD H. SIZE
MORE. By order of
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parkway, District Heights MD Mhipiog og
January 12. 1862, husband Of
Gerldine c.. Porter. father Of Paul
J. Porter, son of Rose and Paul s,
Porter. Prayers at C6ambertsi
Funeral Home, 517 IIth st. Sc
Tuesday. January l6 at $40 am
High mass at Mt. Calvary Church,
1000 Marlboro pike, Forestviile'
ton National Cemeterv lie
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Hospital. MARY ELLA DORIAN Of
PIG 6 st. Sc, beloved wife Of
of Weymouth Scott and sister of
Richard E. Craig. Leonard Mills
and James Mills. She also is
survived by two nepheWs and five
nieces. After 5 pm. Monday, jan
uary 10, Mrs. Dorham will lie in
state at the Campbell A. NJ. E.
Church, 1859 Nichols ave and
Sumner rd. Sc. where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday,
January 16 at 1870 am, the Rev.
J. s. Grant officiating. Interment
rangements by the Robert G. Mason
Funeral Home. IL
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MRS. ALICE FOSTER.

LIBERMAN, CARL. The family of
the late CARL LIBERMAN wishes
to thank everyone for their express
sions of sympathy and for their
contributions to his memory.
MRS. CARL LIBERMAN AND FAM
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day, January y. 1863, at tn Miami ami
Beach, Fla, ANNE j. W. MITCH
Joseph Byron Mitchell and "q mot5eT iSeg
Of Sister Joseph Francis, S. S. j.
(formerly Joann Bryon MitchelN /;
daughter of Francis and Anne
Miller. Mrs. Mitchell was a former
Miss New Jersey of 1912. Inter
ment private. Memorial contribu-
tlons may be made to the Heart
Fund OF Providence Hospital, Wash
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CUTLER; DIR: ROBERT CARR. Or

DePRO, MISS MADELEINE X. on
Saturday. January 10, 1862. at
Casualty Hospital, Miss MADE
LEINE K. DePRO of 1868 Toledo
terrace, Hyattsville. Marylan d.
George and MARY Nc DePEo
Relatives and friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th and
Mass avenue ne. where prayers
will be offered on Wednesday, Janu-
Anthony's Catholic Church, 18th
and Monroe streets ne, at 10 am.
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
I6
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Suddenly on Saturday. January IL
1862, IRENE sOMMERs, of 5425
Conn. ave. NV, beloved mother of
Mrs. Jeffery A. Abel and Jerome S,
Guggenheim. She is survived by a
sister, Miss Lillian Sommers, and
Guggenheim rests at the Bernard
Danzansky and Sons Funeral Home,
1901 14th st. NV. Notice of funeral
later. 80
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day, January II, 1867, at Doctor
Hospital, ELIZABETH M. LAWSON
Of 1921 East Falkland lane, Silvel
Spring, Md, wife of Herbert D
Lawson, mother of Mrs. William c
Curtis. IT, and grandmother O
William c. III and Linda Lee Cur
tis. Mrs. Lawson rests at the Warne,
2. Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md.
where service will be held on Mon
day. January Is, at / pm. (parkins
facilities). Interment GlenWood Gem
etery Sympathy NAV be expressed
in the form of memorials to thI
Montgomery County Heart Associa
tion Of 3746 Howard ave-, Kensing
ton, Md. IA
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KRANK, WAYNE F. QnfanD. On Tues

day, january o. 1862, WAYNE F
KRANK, infant son OF Nancy and
Edward J. Krank of zoe Oglethorpe
st; ne. He also is survived by other
relatives. After 12 noon Sunday
January, a. friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You
ST.. NV. GraveSide services will be
held on Monday, January Is, al
10 am, in Arlington National Gem
etarV ~
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ily of the late MRS. CASSIE
ESTHER MCGEE wish to express
their sincere appreciation to Of
ficerS and members of Martha
Chapter, No. 4. o. E. s., and the
Rev. Wayne Scott. and to the many
pressionS of sympathy during our
bereavement.
THELMA BoDIFoRD. CECILE GASS
AND WALTON MCGEE
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Dfatha

JONES, MILEDGE. on Friday, Janu-
airy IL, 1862, MILEDGE JONES OF
264 55th ST. ne, husband of Mrs,
Marie Jones, father OF Jacquelin,
Robert. David, Arts and Maurice
Snnn Zones; brother Of Mrs: salina
ME Mae and Orlando Jones. other
relatives and friends also survive.
After 4 pm, Monday, January l5,
friends may call at johnson and
jenkins Funeral Home, 1904 Geor-
gia ave, NV. Funeral Tuesday, at
! pm. from the New Southern Rock
Baptist Church, 9th and Ridge SITS.
NV. Rev. James Seigler officiating
Interment Carver Memorial Park.
KING, FOREST, sr. Suddenly on Sat-
KNG StfsS ssanuaiy San oi 85o 3So sSI BsIimPcf9eR P9RES
Rockville, Md, beloved husband Of
King, r.. brother Of Mrs. Joseph
Howes, Mrs. Lola King, Mrs. Wat
son Leese, Mrs. Martin Porrey,
Gabriel, Lawson and Mehrle King.
children and two great ,grandchil-
son-Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881
Z, MONTGOMERY ave. (Rockville pike,
Rockville Md. where services will
be held on Monday, January 10 at
> pm. Interment Parklawn Gene
terry.
JAMES. On Sunday, Janu-
ary Z, 1862, at Casualty Hospital,
JAMES KOWMAS of 2l3 10th st.
ne, beloved husband of Marie
terment on Monday, TiEei January SH5 Is. ia at
3 pm, in Congressional Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Rinaldi Funeral
Home.
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Friday, January Il, 1862, at his his
residence. 9507 Fern place. AMMAN
dale. Va HAROLD H. SIZEMORE,
beloved husband OF Frances D.
Sizemore; He is survived by a sister,
Miss Violet Sizemore of Washington,
D. c.. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol 14th st.
NV, on Monday, January Is. at
II am. parking facilities). Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IA
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BOARD SIGNS CONTRACT
TO EXTEND SEWER LINE

On Monday night the Belhaven
Board of Aldermen signed q con-
tract for work to extend the sewer
line in West Belhaven. Bids will be
let by w. C. Olsen Company OF Raj
eigh, and work is expected TO begin
in the near future.
Also approved by the board was
the request of the Light and Water
Commission to have utility lines on
parts of Pamlico and Main Streets
rebuilt.
The American Legion Post No
249 requested and received permis-
sion to have carnival in town for
the next Fourth of July celebra-
ton.
Attending were Mayor James
Younce, Alderman C. R Potter,
C. B. Tllman, Ralph Edwards and
Arson Smith, Clerk ]. Harold Lup-
ton and Secretary, Mrs. Harold
White.
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LEGION AUXILIARY MEETs

The American Legion Auxiliary
Unit No. 249 met at the home Of
Mrs. Ben Spencer. Mrs. Thurman
Spencer presided. Mrs. J. H. Har-
rison gave the chaplain's prayer,
A treasurers' report was given
and accepted. A number of money
making projects were discussed.
The group made plans to help the
Legion with the Mothers March
on Saturday, and win assist the
Legion in other ways with the
March of Dimes Drive.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. w.
H. Dodd, served iced grape juice
and cookies. "a
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lead at the half and stretched the
lead from there on out.
Leading Belhaven were Glen
Bateman with seven, Becky Fortes-
cue three, and Betsy Burbage two.
Starting Guards were Mary Eta
Smith, Kathy Hoff, and Elizabeth
Baum, Subs were Claudia Taylor,
with two points, Linda Douylas,
Mary Lee Hoff, Libby Fussell,
Jackie wilkinson and Deb Younce.
For the Pantego lassies Carolyn
Bell was top scorer with Is follow
I'd bv Carolyn Osborne with ~,
Carolyn Keech six, Peggy Wallace
six, and Linda Rose four. Starting
gurrds were Betty Lou Waters,
T,o~ia Black and Carol Pilley Ta-
,a-a Har-is also saw action. Final
r~--o 1913.
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BELHAvEN TEAMS WIN
OVER VISITING WEST HYDE

Playing host to West Hyde Of
Swan Quarter at the Pantego Gym
on Tuesday night, Belhaven's girls
won a 1919 victory while the Bull
dog boys racked up a 56-S5 -ic.
tory.
IN the girls game scoring fol
Belhaven were Becky Fortescue
with IA, Glen Bateman II, Betsy
Burbage three, Claudia Taylor two
Mary Lee Hoff two, Mary Eta
Smith two and Kathy Hoff three
also playing were Libby Fussell
Hook Baum, Jackie Wilkinson, Del
Younce and Linda Douglas.
For West Hyde, Faye Credle
scored all 10 points. Other starters
for Swan Quarter were Lou Nc
Kinney, Mary Jane Gibbs, Diane
Sadler, Linda Swindell and Marion
Wheeler. Also playing were Rita
Simmons, Rebecca Sears, Elaine
Swindell, Naomi Williams and A.
Williams. The Belhaven girls now
have 2-5 record for the season.
In the boys game Belhaven's
starters We're Rodney Gaylord with
II points, Philip Sherman with
three, Doug Clark four and Aud
rey Noble with is, Howard Riddick
did not score.
Subs were Scooter Griffin with
12, Lewis Brinn six, David Kilpat-
rick none, John Brinson none, Ricky
Leary none, Johnny Cox five and
Skipper Edwards none.
Scoring for West Hyde were
Ray O'Neal with eight, Butch Cara
wan with nine, Richard Lupton six,
Bobby Mayo five, Jimmy Dunbar
two, Troy Mayo two, Ralph Brinn
one, Kyle Mann two, also playing
were Donald Cahoon, Carlton Har-
ris and David O'Neal.
Belhaven now has 6-2 record
for the season.
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NEWS or BELHAvEN
And The Pungo River District
MRS M L wlNDLEY. Representative VII s-so6I
PUNeo HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients Jan. 1922. Mrs
Annie Midgette, Baby Belinda Fos
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Jarvis, Mrs
Linda Keech, Miss Nelma Linton
Henry Boyd, Jr., and James Ainsle,
of Belhaven; Mrs. Mary B. Cahoor
of Engelhard; Mrs. Lettie Cuthrel
of Pinetown; Isaac Cuthrell oi
Fairfield; Henry Ange of Pantego
Master Gary Sadler.
Colored patients: Mary Jams
Howard, baby Ricky Claton ant
Annie Bell Howard Of .Belhaven
Mary Burrr1s and Dora Mann Of
Scranton and Ernestine Shaw o.
Engelhard.
White Births
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bert Bar
tell of Belhaven, a son, Michael Lex
Bartell on January 13. Mother was
the former Lucille McClenny c1
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leva Rudolph
Keech of Blhaven, Rt. 1, a sor
Michael Paul Keech on January
18. Mother was the former Linda
Gray Stowe.
T. Colored Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lee Eborr
of Bath a son, Kenneth Wayne
Eborn on January IA, mother wa:
the former Gladys Windley.
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1862. A committee headed by Gill
bert +. Sawyer has been receiving
from members the names Of vete-
rams who are being recommended
for Legion membership.
Mr.. Moore said that anyone in
the area covered by Belhaven- Post
No. 249 interested in knowing more
about the activities of the Amcri-
can Legion is invited to contact
Gilbert e. Sawyer, R. s. Pinner,
Carl Edwards, Miller Flowers,
Charles Mcharney, Alton Swindell,
Joe Quidley, Billie Neal, Fred
Smith or Elwood Tinker.
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PANTEGO POSTS WIN
OVER BELHAVEN TEAMS

On Friday night before nearly
1000 screaming fans, the Pantego
and Belhaven High School boys
waged one of the fiercest and most
interesting battles in the 40-year
history of the Belhaven-Pantego
basketball rivalry.
Pantego, undefeated against t
county opposition since 1858. faced
an improving Belhaven Team that
was definitely up for this game.
At the half, Pantego had a 24-16
lead as Belhaven was missing from
close in. After the half the Bel
haven Bulldogs quickly caught up
and for the entire last half abso-
lutely dominated both blackboards.
The Belhaven team hustled all
over the court and this years Pan
tego team, which is essentially a
ball-handling and hot-shooting out
| fit without the size and strength
of previous Pantego teams, got
very few open shots all night
against a pressing Belhaven de-
fense.
| With two minutes to go, Bel
hn--c, Md nulled mn to 41-40. Dur
wood Respess then got free fol
three consecutive shots from deer
to the left of the keyhole. Dur
wood is Rays little brother). Dur
wood switched all three shots and
the game appeared to be sewed up
for the Warriors; but Belhaven
wasn't through. They scored on
fast break and two steals and with
1S seconds remaining it was Pan
tego 47-Belhaven 46. Leading by
one point with eight seconds to 60
Chester Askew, bringing the ball
down the court, was fouled. Bel
haven had been dominating the
blackboards, and with the outcome
of the game depending on his max
ing the shots, with everybody in
the place yelling at the top Of his
voice, Askew calmly put both
shots through the hoop with terrific
pressure on his shoulders.
After it was all over, Johnny
Cox of the Bulldogs, who had play
ed a magnificent game for Belhav-
en-, walked over and warmly shook
the hands Of the winning Pantcgo
team.
Scoring for Belhaven was John
ny Cox with IL, Rodney Gaylord
Ieight, James Griffin six, Audrey
/ Noble six, Mickey Leigh six, Philip
Sherman seven and Lewis Brinn
one; also playing but not scoring
were Howard Riddick, Dave Kill
| patrick and Doug Clark.
Scoring for the Warriors were
Billy Durham with 10, Benjie AL
len IL, Durwood Respess 10, Ches-
ter Askew nine, Donald Osborne
two and Travis Russ two, Gary
Davis played but did not score.
In a preliminary contest the
Pantego Jayvees posted 1920
victory over Belhaven juniors. Scor-
ing for Belhaven were Bryan Ash
ford with 10, Skipper Edwards five,
frankie Calfee two, Ed Voliva two
Steven Sparrow one.
For the Pantego Juniors Eric
Harris had IL, Bucky Brooks II.
Wayne Barrett eight, Jimmie Russ
six, Ronald Cooper six, Johnny
Rose five and Reid Paul one.
The Pantego Varsity boys are
now 14-0 for the season while the
girls are 1872 and the Junior var
sity is 60.
In the girls game Pantego took
AN 81 lead at the end of the first
j. : a
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Mrs. Sam Boger of Belhaven was
hostess to her club and asked Mrs
Charles Latham. Mrs. Charles Pow
ell and Mrs. Frank Noble as
guests. Club members playing were
Miss Mary Costiious, Mesdames
Van Latham, Lonnie Moore, R. 0.
Howard, Jr. and Delna Tolan.
The hostess served pumpkin pie
with ice cream and coffee upon ar
rival, and later in the evening she
served iced drinks, nuts and assort-
ed candies. Dried flower arrange
ments were used as decorations.
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BELHAvEN CARD CLUBS

Mrs. D. A. Rouse entertained her
club and invited Mrs. Vann Latham
and Mrs. C. B. Tillman. The home
in Belhaven was decorated with
berries and greenery. During pro
gressions she served chilled drinks
and pop corn. At the conclusion Of
the evening she served blueberry
cobbler with ice cream and coffee
High score went to Mrs. Latham
and low TO Mrs. Frank Noble. Mrs
Tsllman received a guest prize
Club members playing We're Mrs
Russell Daniels, Mrs. Clifton
Jones and Mrs. Ed Harris.
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Mrs. E. R. Chesson was hostess
TO her card club in Belhaven and
invited Mrs. w. A. Reid. Members
playing were, Mrs. w. G. Ralph,
Mrs. w. B. Voliva, Mrs. Howard
Voliva, Mrs. Orville Clark. Mrs
John Cutrell and Mrs. Jack ALI
good
AT the beginning of the evening
the hostess served chocolate cake
and coffee and during cards chilled
drinks, candy, and cheese straws
were enjoyed.
Prize for high went TO Mrs
Ralph, low to Mrs. w. B. Voliva
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Cutrell Won
at bingo.
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Advice rs seldom welcome. Those
who need it most, like It least. 4
\ s N '''-'s Samuel johnson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-12-07
Additional Harassments

INTERNAL Revenue has proposed new
regulations in regard to records to
be supplied by businessmen for expen-
SEES of entertainment, etc, in the opera
ton of their businesses. Detailed ac-
counts were first proposed showing
names of guests, entertainment provid-
ed in detail. ETC. Wisely, these proposals
will be revised following hearing on
the proposed regulations. Expenses may
be totaled in certain categories to re-
lieve the onerous necessities of keeping
detailed records.
Businessmen find it necessary to do
certain amount of entertaining for
their customers and business associates
In the bounds of reason this is legiti-
mate business expense. Abuses have
come about and it is the abuses that the
Internal Revenue department is MAX
ing an effort to curb. Certainly few can
find fault with that.
However, this is small change" i'll
the overall picture. Not more than ten
percent of the taxpayers would he af-
fected and their tax is probably in the
higher upper brackets, at least 81 per
cent bracket The larger problem is to
stop loopholes in the general laws. The
entertainment expense regulations APP
pears to US to be more of a harass-
ment than revenue producing means