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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
BreWster's Partners
Become Election Issue
By a Star staff Writer

FREDERICK, Md Mar 23.-Representative Daniel Brew
ster Baltimore County law partners have emerged the
major issue in Maryands campaign for the Democratic
nomination for United States Senator
Blair Lee III. of Montgomery said last night that Mr.
Brewster has cleared up satisfactorily question of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-23
Special Meeting Asked
In Foirfox School Row

member Of the Fairfax County School Board called
today Tor special meeting of the board to reconsider its de-
cson school boundaries which has prompted angry protests
from parents
Merritt F. Ruhlen said he asked for meeting immedi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-31

We Inuite You to Come in or Call
to open a Sears Revolving
Charge account.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

ot FoIIs Church, Shrnoton Silver Spring
Si4 10 SIS INFANTS BooTIE pRAMs-$s TO $io Washable
epslen nyons and Orion aeDles in white and postss
Boys and girls ML NL.
- 1-Pc cREEPER sETs-$2 For nont boys and girls Poste
eottons and cotton knits. S, IA, /.
81 10 50 MDelE AND ToDpLER pREssEs-$z S. coons
posss Jewel tones stripes checks H. 49, % fodder sizes
lto4
$z3 $50 WINTER COAT sETS-$Is 10 $40. All wool solids
and novelty weoves Broken styles and eoo 10 A. bodies
and toddlers, boys and girls ....
$l4 4 $40 ToDDLER SNOW sUITs-$s TO $z Boys ond girls
2pieee ond 5pees washable nyons Orion oere eobnoions
ond voter repesnt cotton popns Broken styles eoo sizes
2to4,
Evening star., 1962-12-30

not runny-which has been
seasoned with herbs (basil
and thyme) and plenty Of
salt. Wrap the roast COM
pletely and bake long enough
for the size Of the roast. I
don't believe it can be over
cooked this way.
The crust formed comes off
easily, much like a coconut
shell, after baking two or
three hours and it keeps in
the juices and flavor Of the
meat. After removing the
shell, coat the roast with
butter or margarine. salt and
pepper and brown under the
broiler. Some people prepare
venison as q stew or ordinary
baked roast which, to me, is
always dry and tasteless.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
SERVICE NEWS
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

The chairman, Joint Chiefs
of Staff, Gen. Maxwell D.
Taylor and Mrs. Taylor left
on Thursday for Puerto Rico
for their first holiday in l8
months.
Gen. and Mrs. Taylor will
spend New Years with
friends In Puerto Rico, and
then part company since
Gen. Taylor is due to return
to Washington on Wednes-
day. Mrs. Taylor is going on
to Sea Island, Ga, for a visit
with her longtime friend,
Mrs. Albert walker.
The Director of the De-
Tense Supply Agency, 1t.
Gen Andrew T. Mcnamara,
will entertain in their quar-
ters at Fort Myer on New
Years Day.
Quarters 27A will be the
stopping place for a great
many who will want to wish
the McNamara's well, and to
see their beautiful new home.
The receiving hours have
been set from / to 5 o'clock.
The Commanding General
Military District of Wash
Evening star., 1962-12-30
SERVICE NEWS
Maxwell ToyIors Take
Holiday in Puerto Rico

ington. Maj. Gen. Paul A.
Gavin. and Mrs. Gavin will
hold their annual New Years
Day reception in their quar-
ters at Fort Myer.
Gen. and Mrs. Gavin have
split their party time and
are receiving from 3 to 4
o'clock and from A to 5 pm.
The commanding General,
Walter Reed Army Medical
Center, Mai. Gen. Achilles
Lacy Tynes and Mrs. Tynes
will head the receiving line
on New Years Day at the
Commanding Generals an
nual reception.
From noon until 2 pm. at
Delano Hall, ranking mem
bers of the Department of
Defense and their wives will
call. as we'll as the Army
medical contingent.
With Gen. and Mrs. Tynes
Evening star., 1962-12-30
JUNIORS SHOP THESE!

Orig S2s 10 $50 DREssE-Si5 Wooens wool double kns
for doy coeto dresses include fusk royon ehons silks
bright mohoin. Some long and short forr1ols.
0ru $40 10 S2S DREsSE-Si2 Wool locket dresses postel
short -sleeved wool Jerseys u-ed wool podS SILK ornonzo
sheoh ond other eoekto styles Some short formos Broken
sizes
Si2 10 $2s SUMMER pREssEs-s4 ond So shsoth imported
Irish nen Cotton broodeohs woIe pques ond leno shee
few shwos postels Broken These OF Street onlyl
SIS 10 SIS pRESsEs-So Wool Jersey heohs sde-tes ond
hi-eoIor button-fronts Bright wool pIods Also 5-pees
wool lonnel
JssfPs Junior Deb and Budget Shops 4h Floor Street.
Selections oil branch except where otherwise Indicted
Evening star., 1962-12-30

a housewife? BY that I mean
nonmofessional and COM
mitted to only one session a
week. The requirements of
the average civic vocal group
are usually beyond the capa-
bilities Of one lacking in both
training and time. Thanks
for any ideas you readers
might give.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Here's How

Reeders' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH the
MAIL os o public service exchange
OF ideos between oreo readers. The
Star cannot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
scHooL-cAREER SHOP Month-End

WINTER COATS, ers $40 TO $55-uOw $33 end $ss. Worm
coots mostly wool nterned Dress and casuol styles in
smooth and texured fobrcs Cheeeds zip-ned tWeeds,
scoH coots goodman necoor coots Block red green,
gold. grey. royol Sizes to b.
CAR COATS AND ALL-PURPosE COATS. ors S2s end $1s-
fields cotton and tocIets Some dominated wool jerseys
Red gold brown, beige, sizes 5 to IS.
WOOL SUITS orig $Is to$4o-now $2 to $40. Wool twesd,
knts checks and onne box ocke styles with slim skirts Some
with bouses Block grey eome green, eorome brown Sizes
to IS
WOOL DRESSES srs SIS Sso-nOw $l2 $40. sheoths.
full skirts pleoed skirts fonnes Jerseys t~eeds knits Some
locke styles Red royo beige, block eoms brown Sizes
to IS.
WOOL SKIRTS orig 50 10 $I3-nOw S6 to $40. Slim twseds
and fonne od pod pod and suede cloth hpsttched
and Impressed peo kes and hopockno bondond skirts too.
All WOOL wool with cashmere nyon Red grey block green,
eome oud many combinations. Sizes TO Is
SWEATERS orig $500 Ise-nOw $6 So Assorted eIosse
ond bulky types in WOOL nycn, woo/ blend and Orion ocDc
White coors "a to 40.
BLoUSEs orig $2ss to $5ss-now 81 and S. Shirt types
mostly prints and modos-pe pod with roll sleeves Printed and
Roman striped fun tops Ruffe trimmed overboues White red
pink green, blue, turquoise. Sizes to s.
STACKS orig SO and Se-now $6. Pods and novelty stripes
loo96 WOOL fully lined Average lengths many color eon,bno
Also broken lot Of ducks and Chno 81 ond S4
MATcHATEs, orig Si2 to S2s-now S. SIS. Wool fonnes
and checks in eoe green brown Summer suits in stripes
ond cords Transitional shifts in royon/coton pod and
white. Sizes $ TO IS.
Orig $I2 TO $40 DRESsES-$6 variety of styles from sht-
woists TO eocktoi costumes Sizes to IS.
COTTON DRESSES, oss $I2 SIs-$s to $Iz. Shiroists
sheoth oeket styles In noon Shoobor pod and solid dark
coons. corduroy. Olive red brown, block Sizes to l5
Jseffs School, -coreer Shop Fourth Floor
Street ond oil broneh stores
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Townsend, and Col. and Mrs.
John B. Coates. jr.
The Commanding Officer.
Naval Medical Center, Rear
Admiral Robert Bruce Brown
and Mrs. Brown are enter
Evening star., 1962-12-30
LITTLE SPORTS SHOP

81 81 sLoUsE-S2 So coons and eotton/ /Doeron poly
white poe prints Sizes 80 to 3s in the group.
sI2 end SIS sUTs-ss and sIQ Woods block, grey
Cotton corduroy In ood green, beige. Sizes 10 to IA in the
group.
So to $40 CARDIGAN sWEATERS-se Woos and Orion oeye
In white, black and eolors. Sizes "a to 40
Street Floor F Street Selections ot Fols Church,
Shrinoton, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-12-30

in the receiving line will be
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Henry
J. Murphey, Brig. Gen, and
Mrs. Oscar ]. Ogren, Col.
and Mrs. Conn l.. Milburn,
Col. and Mrs. Frank M.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

tanning at a holiday party
this afternoon from . to 9
O'Clock in their quarters at
the National Naval Medical
Center.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
r Street Only
a EXCITING FRENCH ROOM BUYS!

Orig. New
Two suit Of green woodland -robbihoir $3.50 $50
Costume in green wool, size IA $3.50 SITS
Grey wool Jersey 2piece suit size IA $l25 SOS
Two-pece suit, size H. gold wool $3.50 $40
Grey wool sheath with novy oVerbouse size II 6o $40
Silk olpoco costume with tucked chiffon bodice,
blue emerald $40 SIS
Silk chiffon print sheoth blue coroI $40 $50
Silk print chiffon with flored SKIRT red $40 $40
Boero costume navy black silk foie $50 $40
Chanel iocket costume, silk -ond oyon sotn with
dress top of silk chiffon $40 $40
Grey wool costume with checked iocket $50 $35
Blue or red crepe boIero costume ocetoe/ /royon)
with sequin bodice -------------------- $50 $sS
Blue silk linen sheath, flower oppiques $50 $3S
Green chiffon full skirt equn bodice $50 S3S
Beige or blue silk chiffon, flored skirt, shired
Black royon sheoth with neckNne SIS $2S
Second Floor, Street
Evening star., 1962-12-30

signatures or notes on the
cards. bundle them up and
wrap well, and send them,
marked Educational Mate
rials.
This way q great many
cards can be sent for a few
cents. I was pleasantly sur
prised when I sent them. The
cards are used for Vacation
Bible School and in teaching.
Here's the address:
Robert l.. Sheldon
Korean Union Mission of
Seventh Day Adventists
Box l24S. Seoul, Korea
! hope this will help those
OF you who want TO put your
Christmas cards to good use.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Suvinqs on SUITS

Orig $50 TO S7s su-Ss5 Wool onne boucIes hernsbones
foes weed Dern-t and box oeket styles Sizes to IS and
10 to 10.
Orig SIS TO $Izs WOOL sUTs-s4s $50. Two-pece and
several costume styles Broken sizes misses, worens Juniors.
Third Floor F Street. Selections ct branch stores
Third Floor Sports Shop .. Month-End Savings on
Evening star., 1962-12-30
coATS-SUITS-SEPARATES

Orig SIS 10 $40 ALL PURPOSE coATS-$ to $50 Veveteen
lomnoted wool jersey cotton popn tockewi and nony other
wote-repeent oweother coots quilt lined Wide color
choice including block red green blue, beige Sizes to H.
Orig $40 to SIS WOOL SuITS-$Io to $3s Twopiece styles
and 3pece ensembles with lined ocket eot-ned skirts Solids
tweeds textures checks Mony including black brown.
blue, green beige Sizes to g.
ris SIS 10 $40 CAR coATS-$s $iS Pile lined and quilt
lined and cotton popns in solid coo and novelties Block
BEIGE green and other eoIors. Sizes 10 to l6
Orig 50 TO SIS SWEATERS-S6 So Bues novelties, clossic
cordioons and puoVers Orion occ and fur blends Block
white blue green gold brown; few ntorsios. 80 to 40.
oris $l3 to SIS WOOL SLAcKS-Ss Completely lined Novelty
potterns blue red brown black green and other combinations
Sizes 10 to l6.
Orig 81 SI3 BLoUSES and sHRTS$z So Doecn poyes
tecotton silk oeetoe ond ol.eoon in sleeveless short
threequoe sleeve styles Solids and prints white blue red,
oreen grey and nony other coIors. Sizes 10 TO IS.
ovis SI3 10 SIS WOOL SKIRTS-$e $40 Solid eoors stripes
pods and novelty in SLIM and peoted styles Grey
blue green brown, black to 9 Selections ot bonch stores.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
READERS CLEARINGHOUSE
Where to Send Them
M. ~, Washington

On December TO- I read an article in RICH from
woman wishing to know where she might send old
Christmas cards.
There is a very worthwhile mission in Korea
which appreciates all cards one can send and they
are most happy to have them. Merely remove any
Evening star., 1962-12-30
COTTON SHOP MONTH END
BUDGET DRESS CLEARANCE

Orig $z 70 SIS DRESSES-$T Cosuo ond afternoon dresses
with loekets royon/oeeote fobres
Arne trioeetote Jersey ond eottons.
Orig SIS 10 S26 DRESSES-$li WooIs 0oeron poheses cot
TONS Aerions In and iocket dresses shrwo
styles. Short and three-quorer sleeves
Dork prints solid eolors OF block white grey brown blue, rust
green vorety OF styles from 10 TO 20 and IA 10 nv
. Fifth Floor Street Selections oil broneh stores.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
More on Venison
To Mrs. Z. B. D., Washington
Mrs. z. Z.

1t is q pleasure to give you
my experience in preparing
q venison.
I come from a State where
having a whole deer and wild
ducks hanging in q garden
house at the close Of the
hunting season is q common
thing.
Prepare q thick dough
Evening star., 1962-12-30

"
es millinery d shoes and ldens broken o"ofmen
q fnoL
Soe Hours Tomorrow to Stores
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Choral Group

Mrs. J. NJ. M, Washington
Does anyone know of q
choral group which would
welcome, and be suitable for,
Evening star., 1962-12-30
SPORTS DRESS REDUCTIONS

Orig. $ss wool DREssEs-$is end $40. Shsoths In solid
sheer WOOL block green Grey onne and pIolds Sizes
to 20 in the group
ors s2S 10 SIS Wool JERSEY pREssES-SIs and SIS Red
royoI and block, broken eoloS and sizes
Orig $40 10 S45 DRESsES-Sis SsS. Wool sheoths few
royon ribbon kns Block beige grey eoe Broken eoon
ond sizes 8 TO 10.
Fifth Floor Street. Selections OF all branch stores
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Street Only
SompIe end DspIoy WEDDING GOWNS In many fobrics,
oreoty reduced Were $50 to $l75-Now $40 to Sl2S.
Selection Of BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES Were SIS to 5000
Nov $40 to $40. -.
Brido SoIon, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Juniors $50 Coots-S49.
ORIG. sl6.9s TO $ls.ss sHoEs-st


25 poy OF dress ond speetoos shoes token from our stocks
Tor eeoronee Block and no potent block red and navy Golf
High and mid heels.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

cHILpRENs SLIPS. sLEEPwEAR, ROBES REDUCED
PLUS REDUCED ITEMS FOR CHILDREN
Ste 6, 10 ~ end PRE TEENS
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Hosiery Dept. Clearance IF St. only

Orig. 50 end - Slippers in vorsd iobres styles, 81.
Orig 81 10 50 Odd OF pon legs high stockings ond
cotton sole nyIons ceorIno OF soc.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
1895 Shoes reduced 10 $3.50

Other mo downs include S995 Hill and Dele shoe
OF S2eo and Sl69S Rhythm Step shoes 81 90 Street on
Folls Church, Shrlinoton. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
sLEEPWEAR, SLIPS, PETTIcoATs

ORIG 50 10 SASS GowNs-$6 ST, 50. Nyon tieot In long,
woz and shift gowns Luscious poe ond prints embroidery ond
loee trimmings Soft double sheer Sizes 81 to 40 and M l.
ORIG s2s cowN-PEloAolR sETs-SI3. Trousseou lovely In
nyon trieo white pink. with Ioes and embroidery NJ l.
IS 10 So pAJAMAs AND BABY DoLLs-ss IS. S. Assorted
styles In cotton and nyon and 81 to 40 the group
ssss TO sIoss sLps-$s 81 S. S. Eosy-eor nyon teot
ovshed with oees and sboderes White beige block red
Sizes 81 4o short and toll lengths Also soma In white
nylon sotin.
81 to $ss5 PETTcoATs-s7 So S4 S. Many exciting shodcs
plus block, white and pretty prints. S. N, /.
Second Floor Street Selections Of oil broneh stores
Evening star., 1962-12-30
MISSES DRESSES MONTH END

MISSES DRESSES MONTH END
Orig SIS $23 pRESSES-So. Doyms and afternoon dresses
boucIss wool erepes Jerseys, mony one Of kind
Orig s1s TO $40 DREssEssIs ToOrsd afternoon ond cock
toll dresses in wool twesd erepe Jerseys and knlts oyon
pink beige. green, brown red oo block and white Misses
os $50 and $40 DREssEs-szo oressy afternoon costumes
and ensembles royon chons, beneones brocodes
ond loee sosc styles in wool jerseys t~ssds knit Pink
blue rsd ood brown beige Also black and white Misses
JelIeffs Misses Dress Shop Second Floor, Street.
Selections ot oil bronch stores.
DRESS FINDS FOR WOMEN
ocSet styles block blue oupe few foies in block
Enko sheer prints blue ond Also cotton Voe
o SIS sis Blue brown
red print oyon crepe ond II red or blue novelty checks One
Or blue novelty ocquord Double knit wool bosics
orS $40 10 $40 DRESsEs-$ls Mostly dressup types Royon
crepe boeo dresses with prt-top or dress sotn or
self trim navy block blue Toeo trimmed royon cepes print
chos of Toyon/woO in print oekst dresses Sizes
Second Floor Street Selections OF FoIs Church,
Shirnoton ond Silver Spring
r Street Only
S4s Royon and woos in and oeket styles
Block brown green blue wne Block silk bocode dress
silk oroonzo oce Cotton prints light ond dark Background
Regular and hof sizes Second Floor.
COTTON SHOP MONTH END
o,s ss srd sIs pRlssfs-sl4. orsnIloekst costumes !.
solid royoniocetoe blends pod eoons coo dresses IN Arn
toeeote oyon oobordne Sheoh dresses in woo/coon Also
ArnsI trioeetots prints Misses ond womens sizes
Orig SIS TO $40 DRESSES-SI2 Dessy and eouo styles eoot
dresses ond costumes Sheer woo Ane troeetos prints Doeron
polester prints Sizes for misses ond junior women.
Orig SIS DREsSES-S7. Sheoth printed WOOL TO rs
Selection Of oil broneh stores
Orig $i2 TO SIS SuMMER coTTokS-$S end ST. variety OF
obdes including eosyeore types Coons In novelty weoVe
voes lawns Arne toeeoes seersuckers Prints solids pods
stripes Broken sizes for misses and women (Seeetons ot Fol
Church. Shhinoon. Silver Spring.
e
Evening star., 1962-12-30
r Street onIy-oRIG. s5.9s TO $3.50
GlRDLEs G. PANTY GIRDLEs-S3 TO 50

Nyon ond otn ossx puon and zppe styles boned
and boneless, ol-sfeteh and rigid types. s. /, Hl
Evening star., 1962-12-30
NEcKWEAR SHOP MONTH END

Orig 81 81 BLoUSES-Si IS. Tolored and types tuck
ms ovebouses short TO long sleeves solid eoo and prints Fob
include Ane Jersey cotton Doeron poeser eotto
81 TO 9S In the group.
Orig 81 to 81 JAckTS-SI S.. Vorouy styled eoons wool
royon sotn, cotton topestry, SnoI, medium loroe
Street, FoIs Church. shrlineon, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Women's, Misses, Juniors
$50 and SlOO Coots-S69.

Success styles in top fobdes and eoors Beautifully toored
worsted bouces wool /fur blends wool t"eeds worsted
foiles, wool pushes Warmly interned full or brocset
length sleeves Block, blue, beige, red grey green Misses
sizes to l8, Juniors to l3, Womens to 20, Toll 81
10 40
Evening star., 1962-12-30
ORIG. 81 TO SIS JEWELRY-sl TO $3.50

Necklaces boeeets pins and sorrnos eooed bsod suotsc
psohs eooed stones tailored meto few better piece
manufacturers sonples Street only. 'T
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Misses and Women's
$lOo and $ll8 Coots-S89.

Luxury imported fobhes: Bin and Bin wool Melton cloths,
Len Arte worsted foIes, WOOL fur blends Deirft sill
houettes and slim button styles in block grey blue brown.
Misses sizes to 6 Womens proporoned to IL, Toll
sizes "a to 40. ~
Evening star., 1962-12-30
FURLESS COATS
Women's, Misses, Juniors
$40 and SIS Coots-S59.

SeoH coots button-up eoots . opoca and velvet lined
eoots in Enoe and Stooek wool feeees Fortsonn wool
boucles coorfu wool weeds ond smooth woolens Block
red beige, blue. brown, gold grey. Sizes TO l6 Misses
to l5 Juniors, to 20 Women's propouioned
Juniors $50 Coots-$49.
Wormy pile lined wool weeds and dress eoos Dentists
single and double brsosed styles motehboS sihouees with
snort young detos-op and double poeketno book belts
thct ore detachable, etc. Block beige blue red Sizes
to Is
Selections OF oil Jelleff stores.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
IF you want q good winter coat,
q very special value, see these!

FUR TRIMMED
Orig $l4o to SITS COATS (for misses) --Sll8 t
Orig $l4o to SITS COATS flor wonen) SIPS am
Orig Sloo to $3.50 COATS flor iuniors) - $50 tt
Evening star., 1962-12-30


NHudB Bsva,o oAed dboden md dyed dRevao md Ndwd blue Em
hb
brown a
Wh3 to Juniors to Fureat tcupsu torres
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Streets ondFe ofokind COATS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-14
Tigers, Pc Academy Open 1862 Football Season
Tigers Renew
Rivalry With
Guilford Quakers

Three Farmville boys may
have a lot to do with the Tigers
1852 football season this year,
according to Hampden-Sydney
football coach. Stokely Fulton.
Fulton's main concern is for
Dickie Cralle. a letterman end
who will probably miss the Ii
gers first game with Guilford.
Saturday night. in Danville.
Cralle has sprained wrist and
hand. injured last week in prac-
tee, and Coach Fulton express
ID his concern for Cradles alb
sence by saying. "Our biggest
problem right now seems to be
finding a replacement for one of
orr starting ends. Dickie Cralle.
We feel that Dickie has reached
his potential this year and that
this could be big year for him.
We are hoping that his injury
will come along fine and that
he will be back in our lineup by
the Washington and Lee game.
He could play big role in our
record this year" In a move to
strengthen his end pc sition,
Coach Fulton has moved letter
man center. George Perkins, Of
Petersburg. to offensive end to
take advantage of his fine block
ing ability.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-14
Nine District 3
SchoolsOpen1962
FOOtballSeasOn

The Group II, District 3 foot
ball season will open officially
tonight with all teams except
Cumberland playing. One Dis
trict team, Buckingham. open
ed its season last Friday with
District 2, Louisa. Louisa de-
feated the BUGS 10 to 0.
Blackstone. who won the Dis
trict title last year with a COL
record. will entertain Parkview,
who played the Rams to a 90
tie in the first game last year,
and had a Sill record for sec
ond best in the District 3 race.
Other activity finds Amelia at
CreWe. Victoria at Brunswick,
Buckingham at Randolph-Henry
and District l Southampton will
be at Greensville County En-
poria1. Bluestone will play Nor
lima High School, from North
Carolina.
Buckingham Loses Opener
The Bucks put up a fine game
for the first half against more
powerful Louisa team. stopping
Louisa twice in the first quarter
inside the 25, before Lou a
scored in the second quarter on
a sneak by Dickie Hopkins.
Louisa added two more scores
in the second half on a Hopkins
to Pete Thacker pass. good for
y yards. Geroge Fisher scored
the last touchdown on a q yard
| off-tackle sprint.
Buck in g h a m just couldn t
penetrate the tough Louisa de-
Tense. getting only Is yards Of
fensively. and never out of their
own territory.
In District 2. activity. Powha-
tan opens its 1862 C a m p a n
against Goochland on the lat
ters home field.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-14

Vaughan. a hustling sophomore
from Richmond. another sophie
more, Billy Edwards and Sidney
Druen giving good depth in that
position.
Wortie Terrell will hold down
the center slct. He is an ex-
backfield man who loves to hit
and is a fine linebacker.
The tackle position is i'm
proving each day." says Fulton
with Otis Bradley, a tough 1876
FOUNDER. who is strong and
quick; Tom Wood, a real hust-
Ter from Clifton Forge and Steve
Kelvin. a boy who is hampered
by a bad foot. Freshmen stand
outs have been Bill Wilson and
Bobby Robertson. a big 215
FOUNDER from Martinsville
The end position is hurting
with Cralle out. Joey War, a
converted fullback. will play one
end. He is a particularly good
defensive ball player. Help
could come from Buddy Koch,
a real fast boy with good size
and speed, who was out last
year with a knee operation. If
Ronnie Jones. a sophomore just
off probation. comes along he
could help the end position.
The Tigers will play their
first home game next Saturday
against strong Washington
and Lee team. This will be the
first of five home games at
Death Valley this year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-14
PUSSY WILLOW TROUT

Has it happened to you? You
are out early-fishing with moth
ing but garden hackles to hold
off the browns and brookies.
Suddenly the stream surface
boils with surprise hatch
and you haven't got an arti-
fetal nearer than your den!
Try this: with light leader ma
erial lash pussy willow to a
light hook. Its flexible skin has
live" action that may do the
lob
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-14

s-hich was feared would cause
i'm to lose sight. He has also
vercome his lack of size. be-
ng only So and l55. by a de-
ire that is seldom equalled by
ny athlete. Bobby was at Den
er. Detroit's AA A farm club,
1efore being called up and was
lsed strictly as relief pitcher.
he had a 81 won-lost record
and a fine 2.89 earned run aver
age Bobby makes his home in
Villamont. just outside Of Bed
ford.