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Evening star., 1962-05-08

rector and some say her pre-
vious romantic interest,", But
Cleopatra viii be q tremen-
dous success" Well, thank
goodness for that.
Nice reminds me very much
Of Brighton on the. southern
English coast. The same wide
promenade and pebbly beach.
King Edward VII was q fire.
quent visitor. I'm told. to the
Negresco Hotel where / am
staying here. It's huge and
Victorian and I expect any mo-
ment to be part Of ''The Merry
Widow" or The Chocolate
Soldier Ny room overlocks
the Mediterranean, and the
sun is shining, and the wind Is
blowing the palm fronds on
the trees and ripping the blue
sea. In spite Of them brisk
weather. men and women In
the briefest swim suits are
staggering on the sharp rocks
into the water, or lying on
small squares Of material to
brown their almost naked
bodies.
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But I came here to work. I
was introduced to una Jacobs
SON who made her first movie
with Ingmar Bergman: Smiles
of q summer Night" Ulla is
blond, blue eyed. very pretty
and usually lives in Vienna with
her husband and their two
children. In "The Grand Duke
and Mr.. Pimm" she plays
Charles BOyer's secretary, and
falls in love with Ricardo Mon
taIban who is the Grand Duke.
Mrs. Montalban, who has not
worked In movies since Don
Ameche's Alexander Graham
Bell" when she played Loretta
YOung's kid sister-waS brought
in to play an American girl at
a party. She was at q restau-
rant q couple Of days ago with
Ricardo, and said to her hus-
band, Look at that man over
there-he's waving to me. Do
something. ! think he's very
fresh" Ricardo looked at the
man, then said to his near
sighted wife: "Georgianna. it's
your fatherl"
Evening star., 1962-05-08

iumbia's new is-year-oid, e.
foot-3 recording star, Is the son
Of Bin Miller, who owned the
famed Riviera nightclub here.
HayIey Mills has been Of
fered the starring role in the
new film version Of Peter
Pan" .1a 49,.
-
Sam Spiegel Is laying rail-
road tracks in Spain for a
Lawrence Of Arabia" train
bombing scene. to blast two
locomotives and 20 coaches. It's
similar to the destruction Of his
Bridge on the River Kwai" .
Paul Scofield may sign here for
q movie deal before he goes
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Shelley

home to London. Shelley
Winters invited Alex Webster,
the Giants fullback. to come to
the Actors Studio and practice
his new TV cigaret-commercial.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26

Phyllis. Connie and Anthony re-
Gently.
Mrs. Earl PhAup Is happy to
be home after undergoing sue
cessful surgery In Farmwille hos
pital recently. She is doing fine.
Your correspondent mas lust
learned that our neighbor,
Blake Corson died. I extend my
deep sympathy to the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Leap and
small daughters visited relatives
i'll Scottsville.
j. G. Atwater is quite imorov-
ed from e recent illness. Mrs.
Atwater visited her brother and
family and her daughter and
family in Richmond during the
week end.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Tom Nixon had
as recent guests in their home
her brother, Bill Atwater, and
her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. T. Moore from Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
attended the district conference
at Blackstone recently,
We ale sorry to learn that the
Rev. ard Mrs. John Hickman
and children have been sick and
hope they were soon recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Lindsay
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ownbv
attended the basketball game
played between Buckingham and
Lawrenceville at Lawrenceville
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dowdy
and. two little daughters and Mr..
and Mrs. Ryland Dowdy visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Dowdy in
Lynchburg and attended the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Page Dowdy'S ia
Their. E. T. Brizendine. Sunday.
Visitors Of MesdameS Halle
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26
McQuarry Teams
With Entertainer
At Furniture Show

Thomas McQuarry. son of Mrs.
F. o. McQuarry. of Worsham.
had his picture in an Illinois
paper with Charlie Weaver, of
television fame. The story was
entitled 'tVirginian Provides
Contrast With Entertainer at
Market" 1t reads as follows:
The giant American Furni-
ture Market. which opened in
Chicago. January 8, was the
scene Of the meeting Of two
Wild Men.
The Wild Old Man, of the
Jack Paar Show. Charlie Weav-.
err. who was guest of the Wallace
Furniture Co.. had the opportun-
ity to meet the Wild Young
Man. of Virginia. Thomas Nc
Quarry. manager Of Ketola S
Furniture Store.
This meeting of the two OPP
posites in appearance was live
" and entertaining part of this
world famous furniture market.
Charlie, with his familiar crum-
pie hat set square on his head.
blue eyes peering over his spec
tacles perched halfway down his
nose and prominent pouch pro-
truding over his low-slung, baggy
pants; and McQuarry. a propon-
ent of the long. lean look, with
clean-cut features and clothed in
the latest Ivy League styling.
provided a big laugh at the mar
ket."
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26
Accident Victims
Recover And Return
To Washington

PAMPLIN RID 2, Jan. 25-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton
returned to Washington Sunday,
both much improved following
their injuries in All auto acct
dent four weeks ago.
Miss Ann l.. Baker. of Rich
mond. W. l.. Beasley and Viii
liam R. Baker. of Washington,
were week end guests of the j.
T. Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Booker and Jimmie and Betty.
of Richmond. were Sunday
afternoon guests Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Booker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy johnson
and Peggy 10. Frank and Ron
ME. of Farmville. we're guests
of her sister. Mrs. Ewart WEIGH.
and family Sunday.
DR.. A. j. Sipas aud j. Oscar
Baker. OF Ric h III on d. spent
Tuesday at the J. T. Bakers.
Mrs. J. J. Williams, Of Hollis
ter. N. G.. and Mrs, W. N.
Clark. Of Rocky Mount, N. c..
were guests Of their brother.
Edward N. Cunningham. Tues
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Gillian
and children. Of Richmond,
spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Gillian.
Mrs. H. c. Cunningham and
Mrs. E. N. Cunningham visited
Mis- y a. Gates " E.oh.rcnd
VaA-asIev
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26

! HaneS. =
The youth program scheduled
at the Maysville Presbyterian
Church was cancelled last Sum
day night due to the youths be-
ing busy with exams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corson Spencer
visited for the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer.
The Rev. Paul B. Long. mis-
sionary on leave from the Con-
go. has accepted an invitation
to speak to the members of the
Maysville Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday. February %.
There will be a fellowship sup
per preceding the speaker. Mrs.
Long is from Charlotte Court
House.
The Rev. Randolph Rilee. and
R. B. Rosen attended the Apo
mattox Presbytery Tuesday at
Kentuck Presbyterian Church
near willie representing
Maysville Presbyterian Church.
Assembly's Youth Sunday will
be observed at tho Presbyterian
church next Sunday. The entire
morning worship will be led by
the young people.
The members OF the Young
Adult Class Of Trinity Methodist
hurch and all prospective
members gre invited to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Baldwin on Saturday. January
q. at 2 pm. for a buffet sup
per.
The Rev. Randolph Rilee at
tended the district conference
Tuesday at Blackstone. !.
Sheriff H. B. Adams is out
after being sick all last week.
Guests Sunday of the AdanlScs
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Sadler and daughter. Cornie, Of
Enlporia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rosen and
children. Miss Peggy Rosen and
Coleman Rosen. Of Stanton.
spent Sunday with Mr.. Rosen's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Branch
R0Sen.
Allan Hates, weed specialist
from VPI. discussed chemical
weed control at q meeting on
Wednesday for county farmers
at the courthouse. G.. r. Epper-
son. associate extension agrcno-
,n,st from ypI. talked atoa.
r-o..@.s..,a usa ot te-s2icay.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26

cURn6vnLE. Jan. Is Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. tBilD Sprouse,
Jr.. had . wonderful trip to
Palm Springs, Cali. last week
with . plane load of IS other
Masfey-Ferguson dealers. They
left from Friendship Airport at
6slfanore on Wednesday at IL
Am. and arrived there at $50
pm. that evening. They. with
400 other Massey Ferguson deal
ers from four areas were enter
tained at the Rivera Hotel
where the movie stars and other
high income folks stay. The next
day, they were taken to the fair
grounds at Indio. Calf, where
many new kinds Of Massey-Fer-
guson machinery for 1862 were
demons trated. Then they went
sightseeing to the Ken .edy
Ranch where Massey-Ferguson
machinery was in operation.
That night they were given a
banquet at the Rivera and were
entertained by the Laurence
Welks Show. Mrs. Sprouse
whom many ct you know as
Ruth was met there by her SIS
ter from San Diego. Later she
and Bill phoned Tommy Cough
in San Franciso and also phone
Hlda Cough in MarySvllle, so
they are really glowing over that
wonderful trip. They arrived
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wise and
children visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. D. c. Staples in Wilson
over the week end.
MFR. and Mrs. Sweden Allen
visited Dallas Allen who is on
the sick list. and lives near
Far1lIville. Mrs. Allen spent a
few days with her daughter and
family. Mr.. and MRS. Jack Pugh.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26

Baldridge and Bessie Finch dur
ing the week end were Mrs. Cora
Baldwin and family from Farm
vile: and Mrs. c. R. Wise and
Mrs. M. M. Julian.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Marks recently were Mr.. and
MRS. Paul Senser. Mrs. C.. R.
Wise and Mrs. M. M. Julisr.
We are glad little Ethel Mae
Profit is recovering from a
recent illness.
Mrs. j. E. Newton had as re
cent guests Mrs. Doiiie Taylor
and Mrs. F. o. Hyman of Rich
mend. Linda Sprouse is much
improved and back in school.
Mrs. Dollie Taylor is now Wis
ting her daughter and family,
Mrs. Tom Moore and children
in Springfield, near Washington.
D. C
Mrs. Greed Dowdy visited her
lister. Mrs. r.. N. Ashwortn, in
Appomattox recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Duncan lad
as week end guests his son and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dun
can. Jr., and children from Roa-
l.okc.
Mr.. ana MRS. John Wilt
Johnny and Mrs. Matte Ham,
n,onds motored to Richmond
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Bestain and family. We
are sorry to hear young Bobby
Bostain suffered a broken nose
IN an accident.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde DAVIS en-
tertained the Jack Duncan
grandchildren and their mother
Mrs. Jack Duncan by show
ing them the wee lambs and the
new calves. The children were
quite thrilled as this was the
first new lambs and baby calves
they had ever seen.
Mrs. c r. Wise and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Julian called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Smith. Of Tuggle. and
their mother, Mrs. James Marks
and their aunt, Ruth Phaup Sum-
day. They were glad to find Mrs.
Marks much improved.
Mrs. Annie Garnet had as
guests Mrs. c. R., Wise and Mrs.
NJ. M. Julian.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. o. LYMAN,
and Mrs. Dollie Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Sweden Allen were re-
cent guests q Mrs. M. NJ. Julian.
The WSCS of Smyrna Metho-
dist Church met in the home of
Mrs. Halle Baldridge and Mrs.
Bessie Finch on Wednesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26

Der and son, Larry, and Mrs.
Sidney Baber we're week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Baber and family.
Mrs. Connie Londgeree. of
Glenmore, is on an extended
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Londgeree in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert JustuS
had with them over the week
Mrs. Richard Justus, of Farm
lille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Fenwick
had with them Ger the week
end. Mrs. E. E. Buckhead and
daughter, Deborah. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vanzy Wood and son. DON
ME. all of Charlottesville.
w. T. CaS0n. of Charlottes-
lille. died last week in a hos
pital after an heart attack. He
was a frequent visitor here. l
extend my sympathy to Mrs.
CaSon.
Mrs. E. W. Snoddy and En-
est and Cathy Snoddy called on
the Robert Mains at Montrose,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. James Snoddy and Mrs.
Eric Snoddy attended the leader
training meeting of the Buck
ingkam h ome demonstration
clubs at Veterans Memorial
Hall Tuesday. January %.
Mrs. Billy Baber had with
her recently for a visit Mrs.
Mariwether McGinnis. of Ship
mon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26
Basketball Games Top Activity

HOWARDSVILLE. Jan. rs
Miss Norma Snoddy spent
Wednesday night with Jane
Heath in Gladstone and attend
ed the basketball game between
Buckingham Central High
School and Brunswick High
School. Others from this area
attending were Ernest Snoddy.
Wilbur Crews, Jr., and Buford
Adcock.
Miss Norma Snoddy attended
the basketball game at Lane
High School in Charlottesville
Saturday evening.
ms. E. w. Snoddy and daugh-
ter. Cathy. calle d on Mrs.
Charles Giles at Howardsville
Saturday while Mrs. Snoddy at
tended the regular meeting of
George Lodge AF&AM.
Mrs. James Snoddy. president
of the Beesille Home Demon
StratiOn club. gave the demon
stration to the Well Water Home
Demonstration Club on plant
propagation Thursday at the
home of Mrs. F.. o. Webster.
The Goshen Baptist Church
Missionary Society will have its
regular meeting January q at
7::30 pm. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Tapscott near
Scottsyille. Mrs. James Snoddy
will be in charge of the pro-
gram. -.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney T. Ba-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-26
James Morris Returns To Germany

BUCKINGHAM. Jan. 25-Sp. 4
James H. Morris. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Morris. return
ed January Is to Wulzburg,
Germany.
Miss Catherine Perry, rural
arts specialist from Virginia
Tech, gave a demonstration for
all Buckingham home demon
stration members in drying and
arranging flowers at a special
interest meeting Tuesday at the
Veterans Memorial Hall.
Miss Doris Jones. who attends
Radford College. fell this week
and injured her back while in
school. She was taken to the
hospital for x-rays on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Ruee
and son. Philip. went to Saluda
Sunday and returned on Mon
day. They were there to attend
tho funeral Of Mr.. RDec's uncle
who died Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiming II.
Moon spent last week end in
Richmond and attended the i'll
augm.atiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Rudd, Of
Richmond. spent last week end
at their home near here.
Miss Dorothy Burcher. Of
Charlottesville. spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Burcher, of Bucking-
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Main. Of
Montrose. had their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Main, and their son.
James. IT,. Of Roanoke. as
week end guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rag
land had as their guest for sew
eral days last week. Mrs. Annie
Snead, Of Schuyler.
Mrs. Ruth Steger. from the
buckingham Elementary school.
Mrs. Marie Anderson from the
Arvonia school and Mrs. Susie
Gillian. Mrs. Wayne Dawson
and John Morgan. Jr.. from
Dillwyn were the representa-
tives from Buckingham county
to attend the Social Study Con-
ference workshop held at Long
wood College Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McDow-
ell and son. Christopher. Of
Rsclnsond. were ueek end
g.Es e -. acj rs. }. B.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-20
LakevieW Elementary
School News

Grade 6 Mr.. Arthur DOmke's
Section :
Our Puppet Show
Our class gave a puppet show to
the third through sixth grades on
April II, 1862
Many things had to be done in
preparation for the program. Every
one in the room made a puppet out
of paper mache' After all the pup
pets were made painted, and shell
lacked, we chose the ten best pup
pets to take the parts of the char
acters in the play. A committee
made up of Barrie Calls, 10 Ann
GovOtaS, James Bontrager, a n d
Scott Sipple with the help of Mr.
DOmke wrote the play. There were
also parts to be learned and seen
cry to be made Every member of
the class had job to do.
The play We presented was about
a man who lived in a small coun-
try called Fantasia When his best
friend, John Dorski, was sent to
labor camp for cirticizing the gov
ernment, Max and his wife, Hilda,
decided to come to America to live
with their son, Franz The play
goes on to show how Max grad
ually loses his fear and prepares
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-20
COLLECTORS ITEM

TAMPA, Fla (AP) - Mrs. Geo
Gandier had reason enough for
her search, but for her helpers it
was labor above and beyond the
call Of duty
Mrs Gambler missed her dia-
mond wristwatch, a gift from her
h u b a d. shortly after t h e
garbage was picked up at her
home. She guessed the worst
She called T. A. Redding, h e
garbage collector contractor, and
he chased down the truck which
had stopped at the Gandier home.
The truck was driven to an iso-
lated spot where Mrs Gandier, the
truck driver and his helpers be-
gan the almost endless task of
sitting through its contents 10
tons of garbage.
But they found the watch. 81
just sat down and cried, l was so
happy" said Mrs Gambler. "Those
men were wonderful"
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-20
DAGSBORO
Mrs. Marguerite Gray
Phone Rodney 65fO

The palms in Bethel Church,
Sunday morning, were in memory
of our Lords Triumphal entry in
10 Jerusalem.
Holy Communion will be OBJ
served Thursday evening at 7:30
in Bethel Church.
Good Friday services will be
held in Christ Church at 1880 pm.
The Priscilla Circle met with
Mrs. Millard West, Tuesday eve
ming at 8.
During the worship service in
Bethel Church Sunday morning,
the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Long, Brenda Lee
Long, and the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Breasure,
Carolyn Breasure, received h e
rites of Holy Baptism. Brenda
Lee has a twin sister. Bonnie, who
was baptized soon after birth at
the hospital.
The Busy Bees Church School
class extends appreciation TO those
who donated to the bake, Satur-
day. Proceeds were $50.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Dagsboro Fire Company furnished
the entertainment at the county
association meeting in the Ellen
dale fire-hall last night at 8 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Truitt, Mrs.
Viola Layfield, Mrs. Doris King
and son Billy, Mrs. Evelyn Bunt-
ing and daughter Laura Jane, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Laura
Sturgis at Delmar on Sunday. Mrs.
Sturgis was lifelong resident of
here until the late years, and was
a faithful member of Bethel Meth
Odist Church. She was 80 years of
age.
Mrs. Raymond Lockwood re-
turned home Saturday after
undergoing surgery. in NJ o r d
Memorial Hospital, three weeks
previous.
Mr.. and Mrs Kasper Kollock
have returned after visiting with
her mother at Franklin, Va.
Donald Layton of Ocean City,
Maryland called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Larry Truitt
Truman Campbell of Easley, S.
c. spent some time last week with
his mother, Mrs. o. H. Campbell,
and sister, Mrs. Otis Jefferson.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Daisey of
Philadelphia spent the weekend at
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Steen,
Miss Agnes Dryden and Anthony
Steen spent Sunday at Silver
Springs, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Violi of
Baltimore, Md spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Millard West,
also calling on many of their
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Helm and
children spent Sunday with their
son Tommy at Newark.
Mrs. Harvey Tingle has been
very i'll the past week with food
poisoning.
Miss Gayl West was patient
last week in Peninsula General
Hospital, Salisbury, Md, under OBJ
servation.
Fire of unknown origin destroy
ed the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Kitchens, Friday morning
at 4 o'clock on the Dupont High
way. The family are now occupy
ing the bungalow owned by Earn
est Timmons on the Gumboro Rd.
Mrs. Johnny Stevens and son
Gregory of Lakewood, n. j. is
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Harland Hitch
ems, while her husband has been
temporarily transferred to River
head. L. l.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-20

to receive the American citizen
ship of which he had dreamed.
Our Trip to Washington. DC.
On May 9, 1862 the class will
take field trip to Washington, d.
c. We will visit such places as the
White House, Capitol Building, Ma
tional Archives Building, Airing
ton National Cemetery, and h e
Smithsonian Institution. We hope
to meet Senator John j. Williams,
Senator j. Caleb Boggs, and Rep
resentative Harris B. Mcdowell and
also to attend a session of Con-
gress if it is in session.
We will board a Trailways Bus
at Lakeview School at 6:45 am.
and expect to arrive in Washing
ton about 9:15 am We will be
sightseeing in Washington, D. C.
until 500 pm. The bus should ar
rive back at Milford around 500 p.
m. Scott Sipple
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-20
MillsbOrO School News

Anyone who wished to donate
piano to the school, please call 934-
9204
Girls from the fifth period health
class visited the Sussex County
Health Unit in Georgetown o n
Thursday, April II.
DR.. Orton, Chief Health Officer
for Sussex, talked about the work
carried on by her department and
she showed a film depicting these
activities.
Mrs. Sherwin, director of nurses,
talked about nurses training and
the work done by the nurses. She
explained setting up and Stuffing
the emergency units, recently dur
ing the coastal storm
Student Council Exchange
T e Sussex County Student
Council Association is sponsoring
an exchange for day program for
the student councils of the county
schools. In connection with h i S
program the Millsboro High School
Student Government selected rep
resentatives to visit Delmar High
School, Wednesday,, April II. Don
aid West, Jim Layfield, Bruce
Smith, and Hannelore Dit spent
the day in Delmar observing the
typical procedures of day in the
school. They attended classes with
the student council members. A Ii
. h fA1+ 4 J,0 IL,
well worth while.
On Friday, April 13, four stu
dents from Seaford High School
visited Millsboro for the day The
MillsbOro Student Council was very
happy to host Jane Todd, Lisa
Faulk, John Temple, and Mike
Allen. The students followed the
same schedule that they would fol-
low if they were students at Mills
bOrO. The Student Council op e
that they enjoyed coming as much
as we enjoyed having them.
The Millsboro High School Lii
brary Staff is observing Library
Week in conjunction with Foreign
Language Week. The Library is
presently displaying books wi t h
foreign backgrounds.
The Millsboro High School East
er Assembly will be held on Thurs
day, April 19. The school choir un-
der the direction of Mr. Howard
Helm will sing several numbers.
The Assembly will open with an
assembly sing under the direction
of Mr. Helm. The meaning of the
various Easter observances, such
as Ash Wednesday, Good Friday,
Palm Sunday, will be presented by
DOreen Goodwin of the 8th grade.
The benedictiOn will be presented
by the Rev. d. A. Ball of the Epis-
cOpal Church of Millsboro. Eddie
Carey will be the aduio technician
April 18th the 5th grades visited
the Amstel House Museum in New
Castle, Delaware This home W.
built in 1880. Here the children got
better understanding of how
people lived with fire places for
cooking, and heating, and candles
for lighting.
The second stop was LongwoOd /
Gardens. The weather prevented 1
the students from seeing much of |
the outdoor gardens. but they were /
able to see the flowers in the I