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FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. . (APl.-Foreipn
exchange rates (Great Britain and Aus
tralia in dollars, others in cents and
decimalS of a cent?:
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81 Million Contract

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (AP).-
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
said it has received a $3,9l6,120
Army contract for production
of high-explosive shells at its
New Bedford. Mass, defense
products plant.
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Stock Acquired

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (AP).-
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
OF Waltham, Mass, today ac-
quired all of the outstanding
capital stock of International
VulcaniZing Corp. of Boston for
an undiscloSed number of
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Furnished BY the Associated PresS
Stocks Sales
and zoos Net
Dividends (est.) High Low 2:20 chg
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Deposits Increase

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (AP).-
Mutual savings banks gained an
estimated So billion in deposits
during 1861, the National As
sociation of Mutual Savings
Banks estimated today.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Jan. . (AP) THE New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers for December 20: Purchases OF
496,l52 shares: sales Of 559,l73
short
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D. SECURITIES

Sales: Pot Elec Pwr-3O at 46A.
Wash Gas Light-12 at 409.. 10 at
4094, 90 at 4034.
Atlantic Research-5O at 31H. 100 at
32h.
PEOPLES Drug Stores-1O0 at 54a4,
10 at So.
Mergenthaler Lino-6 at 33h.
Garfinckel pf-l00 at 40.
PEPSI Cola of L. $50 at 10ss, 20 at
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Mrs. Swink
In FinuIs

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July q
(AP).-Mrs. James Swink of
Alexandria meets Mrs. H. N.
Allen Of Newport News today
in the final Of the Virginia
Women's senior golf tourna-
ment.
Mrs. Swink defeated Mrs.
John Connolly Of Arlington, 2
and /, while Mrs. Allen ousted
Mrs. c. L. Egenroad, also of
Arlington, 1 up. in yesterdays
semifinals.
Mrs. Allen took an early lead
but Mrs. Egenroad came back
strong to square the match by
taking the 10th and 18th holes.
Mrs. Allen put her third shot
within 4 feet of the pin on l8
and when Mrs. Egenroad failed
to get down in five. she con-
ceded.
Mrs. Connolly also took an
early lead. But Mrs. Swink won
the 10th, 18th and 18th holes
for a two-hole lead. Mrs. Con-
molly didn't win another hole
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OVERCOME BAD STARTS
Meissner and Kahn Suroe
To Front in Junior Golf

Ricky Meissner Of Argyle and
Gary Kahn of Army Navy got
off to poor starts Wednesday
in the area qualifying tourna-
ment Of the International Jay
Gees junior golf tournament at
Maryland, but they made up
for it yesterday.
Meissner and Kahn each
carded 4-under-par 68s yester-
day to move ahead Of the field.
The final 10 holes will be
played today.
Meissner, who had an 80
Wednesday, rallied for a total
Of 148 and the lead. Kahn,
who had an 81 in the opening
round, is one stroke back of
Meissner and two ahead of
third-place Jay Owen, also of
Army Navy.
Phil Etchison Of Brooke
Manor, the first-round leader,
slipped to an 80 yesterday for
a 157, dropping him to ninth
place.
Meissner and Kahn missed
the course record by only one
stroke. Meissner had a chance
at the record on the final hole,
but took a DOGGY after his
approach shot bounced over the
green.
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his putter. and then pitched to
the green.
He got down in two puts for
what appeared to be a seven,
although Player reported q six.
After coming off the 18th
green, Player told a newspaper
man: II should have declared
it an unplayable lie, but instead
! tried to play it out and I
took a six"
Four Tied for Second
Much Of Knudson's round
was shot during a driving rain
that held UP play for an hour
at one point.
Bobby Brue OF Milwaukee
holed q .120-yard wedge shot on
the 18th for an eagle three and
finished with SO for a second
place tie with George Bayer of
Miami, Ron Thomas of Dur
ham, N. c., and Don Fairfield
Of Perido Bay, Fla.
Jack Nicklaus, the United
States Open champion, had a
steady 10, with a birdie on each
nine and pars on all the other
holes. Bracketed with him were
Bob Shave Of Willoughby, Ohio; !
Dave Hill Of Denver; Wilt
Homenuk of Winnipeg and
amateur Nick Weslock Of To-
ronto.
Thn lac dn,.-.
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By EDDIE CRANE
Star Staff Writer

Arlington County's three
high school athletic directors,
Al Haringer of Washington
Lee, Milo Sonen of Wakefield
and Bob Gill of Yorktown,
have submitted a proposed sal
airy schedule for coaches to be
studied and Incorporated into
the 1884 school budget.
The proposal is broken down
into three areas: ID Head
coaches in football, basketball,
wrestling, track, baseball and
crew; CD head coaches in
gymnastics, soccer, Junior high
football, junior high basketball,
junior high track and varsity
assistants in football, basket
ball, wrestling, track, baseball
and crew, and CD head coach
es in cross country and tennis
and assistants in junior high
football.
Coaches in the first category
start with a $500 supplement-,
get an increase of $3.50 the first
year, and each year thereafter
receive an automatic $50 an
nual increase until reaching
the maximum of 1000.
Coaches in the second group
ing start at $500 and increase
in seven years to q maximum
Of $3.50, while those in the
third start at 5000 and reach a
top of $425 in seven steps.
The plan, forwarded this
week to the principals of the
schools involved, is a combina-
ton of the plan originally
drawn up in 1857 by the physi-
cal education and athletic d.
rectors and another plan dis
cussed by the Arlington coach
es in 1861.
At present, Arlington coach
ing supplements range $50 per
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hole before ousting Mrs. Dom
aid OBrien, 2 up.
Miss King had six one-putt
greens in her victory over Miss
Elliott and played the last nine
holes of the match in two
under par.
She was two down after six
holes but birdied the seventh
and ninth to get even at the
turn. On the back side, she
poured on the pressure and
Miss Elliott wilted.
Hot From Sandtrapr
The Wake Forest College
sophomore won the 10th, 18th
and 18th by chipping up and
getting down in one putt for
her pars.
MY short game was just
about as good as it was on
qualifying day." she said.
Miss King won the qualifying
medal Monday with an even
par 70.
Miss Jansen had two spec
tacular sandtrap shots on the
back nine yesterday. One
down at the 18th and in dan
ger Of losing that hole, she
blasted out Of the trap and into
the cup to square the match.
Then, after going one down
again, she blasted out Of a
trap and one-putted to win the
18th.
She took the lead for good
at the par five 400-yard 14th
by reaching the green in two
and getting down for a birdie.
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with Miss Jansen for the
States Women's title over the
5'7so-yard Cascades course.
Survives Erratic Streak
II think maybe I'd rather be
playing her in the quarter
finals or some other round,
the Arlington girl says, but
want to play her, finals or not.
Miss King, who already this
summer has won the District of
Columbia Women's title, sur
vived an cratic streak with her
driver yesterday and used her
superb chipping and putting to
eliminate three-time champion
Sydney Elliott of Charlottes-
vile, 4 and 8.
Miss Jansen, the Charlottes-
vile veteran bidding for an I'M
precedented sixth straight State
crown, had to go to the 18th
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REPORTS WRONG SCORE
Player Disqualified
In Conodion Open

MONTREAL. July 81 (AP).
George Knudson Of Toronto
shot a 5-under-par 81 for a q
stroke first round lead in the
$4,000 Open golf champion
ship yesterday. but the big
news broke shortly after mid
night with the disqualification
of South Africa's Gary Player,
who only last Sunday won the
PGA title.
Hours after Knudson and the
rest of the field had finished
the rain-delayed first round,
Player disqualified himself for
reporting a rs instead Of a 76.
He told officials Of the Royal
Canadian Golf Association that
he suddenly realized, long after
play had ended, that he had
taken a seven on the par-five
510-yard 10th hole instead of
a six.
At a hastily called midnight
conference. Player, looking
absolutely sick" in the words
Of one observer, told officials
of the RCGA that he would
like to play out the tourna-
ment, If at all possible, prefer
ring a penalty by strokes in
stead Of disqualification.
Had No Alternative
j. B. Anglin, chairman of the
RCGA rules committee, said he
appreciated the sportSmanlike
attitude Of Player in reporting
the situation himself.
But we have no other alter
native" Anglin said. He re-
ferred to the RCGA rule which
states IF the competitor re-
turns a score for any hole other
than actually played he shall
be disqualified"
II think you are right"
Player said.
One of those following Player
on his round said he put his
second shot on the 10th under
a pine tree. He took a putter
to get out and Just barely
touched the ball, moving it a
few inches He then Clipped
out to the fairway, also using
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..5Robbye King Goes for Title
In State Golf Dream Match

~ HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 81
.(AP).-Teen-ager Robbye King
4. of Arlington, a. freckle-faced
.redhead with a sweet smile and
a swing to match, today gets to
play the golf match she's been
dreaming about for a year.
1t was in the semifinals Of
last years Virginia Women'S
Amateur tournament that she
let the big one get away. She
bowed to Mary Pat Jansen, the
eventual tourney winner, after
leading by up at the end of
nine holes.
- 1--WE been wanting to make
up for that ever SINCE" the 19-
5year-old Miss King says. 81
think my added experience in
competitive golf will help me
: IN such situation again"
Miss King gets her big chance
for revenge in a 36-hole finale
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TONIGHT
Aquasco Speedwsy--Drag racing.
o'clock.
Old Dominion speedway-Dras rae
ing, sac.
Dorsey Speedway - Modified and
sportsman cars. $50.
Williams Grove, Pa.-CVRA open
stock cars. $3.50.
TOMORROW
Old Dominion - NASCAR modified
and sportsman cars. S:46.
Fredericksburg Speedway Unre-
stricted modifieds. $40.
Westport Stadium-Sportsman and
modified cars. $3.50.
Belmar. N. J.-NASCAR Eastern late
model cars. 100 laps 1898 miles,.
wilkes Barre. Pa.-Giants Despair
Hill Climb.
SUNDAY
Marlboro Motor Raceway - SEGA
sports cars, regional event, 10 am.
Vista Raceway-UMRc midget cars,
2 pm.
Aauasco-Drag racing. 10 am.
Trenton, N. J.--NASCAR modified
and sportsman cars. 100 miles.
Bristol, Tenn.-NAScAR Grand Ma
tional, $50 miles.
Indianapolis Raceway Park-USAC
road race, 200 miles
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MeisSner picked up -four
brides and scored an eagle
on the par five, 510-yard 18th
hole. He Clipped in from 20
feet off the green. Kahn
played the first nine in 80, one
less than Meissner. but had a
So to Ricky's IS on the back
nine.
The four lowest scorers in
the area qualifying will COM
pete in the International tour
nament August 1924 at Hunt
ington, w. Va.
Thu lnndnn.n.
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lIIini Lose Tackle

CHAMPAIGN, III, July 81
AP-The University Of nli-
nois football team has lost
Tackle Chuck Dickerson for the
1862 season, 1t was disclosed
yesterday. Dickerson, a senior,
has dropped from school be-
cause Of an academic deficien-
cy.
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Showdown results: In head-to-head competition, a
Plymouth Fury V-8 whipped Chevrolet Impala vs.
and Ford Galaxie 800" V-a--eight times out Of
ten. us. Testing Company, independent 1abo-
ratory. supervised the program.
Low price: In spite Of Plymouth's proved per-
formance and fuel economy it costs 1ess than most
comparable models Of Chevrolet and Ford.
Soft touch: The Showdown" victory, low price,
and possibly the heat have combined to make your
Plymouth Dealer soft touch. He's trading hi gh on
the Greatest Plymouth Ever Built. See him!
PLYMoUTH--QU ALIT Y- ENG INFERRED
BY CERYSLER CORPORATION
tBa Manufacturers Suggested
and Plymouth including the optional
and Chevrolet but can be deed appropriate adjustment
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Don Jordan Beaten

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, July
81 AP).-Joey Limas of Al
buquerque hooked and jabbed
his way to an unanimous deci-
sion last night over Don Jor-
dan, former welterweigh hit
champion. .t
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PIT SOPS
Hayes Ferrori
Getting Cheaper
BY DICK SLAY

Charlie Hayes experiences with that gorgeous burgundy
Ferrari Berinetta have full circle the
than year now and Sunday will defend the first
trophy he with 1.-THE onehor sports feature at
Marlboro. ~ -f--s be-
Hayes finished the year co-champion produc-
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trophy ne won with 1.-THE {
Marlboro.
Hayes finished the year as
ton of the Sports Car Club of
America and claims his was
the only champion car which
actually was driven to and
from the course for each Ma
tional event.
He was fourth in class at
Nassau last December. A
dropped valve ruined his
chances at the Marlboro Ma
tionals in April and also
caused him to miss the DAN
vile National event. Since then,
with Mechanic Bill Pairo WELD
ing talented wrench, the Ber-
linetta has been perking per-
fectly.
Hayes won the seventh an
nuals six-hour last month, with
Gene Hobbs co-driving, and he
is heavily favored to repeat
his one-hour victory Sunday.
Perhaps now, at last, his
claim that the high-priced Fer
rari is economical in the long
run has found more than a
few believers.
SHORT CIRCUITS-The As
ISOLATED Press brought word
this week that Mamie Reynolds,
19-year-old daughter of form
er Senator Reynolds Of North
Carolina and the late Evelyn
Walsh Mclean Reynolds, will
sponsor a 1862 Ford on the
NASCAR Grand National cir
cult. The car, to be entered
first in the Southern 500"
race Labor Day at Darlington,
s. c., will be built and main
tanned by Holman g. Moody
Garage and driven by Darel
Dieringer, both of Charlotte.
Dan Quincy, the young Cali
fornian who won the French
Grand Prix this year, has en-
tered Sundays United States
Auto Club road race at In
dianapolis Raceway Park .
A 15-minute film of last Feb
ruary's "Daytona 500" stock
car race is available free to
schools, churches and civic
groups through Association
Films, Inc, Ridgefield, M
Dick Thompson, runaway
leader in SEGA Glass A produc-
ton this year, might practice
in Grady Davis Corvette to-
morrow at Marlboro, but he
isn't likely to race it Sunday
in the one-hour feature. Davis,
ThompSon's sponsor in Corvet-
ties, is here for some fun of his
own, while Dick awaits next
weeks National event at Mea-
dowdale, Ill. After that Thomp-
son will compete in the H.
hour economy sedan race at
Marlboro. sharing the wheel
of an Austin Cooper with Roger
Penske.
Joe Cronin, president of the
American League, has been in
vited to be a special guest at
the Southern Festival and 500
mile race at Darlington. At the
moment. Clint (Cheyenne)
Walker heads the list of visit
ing celebrities.
Westport Stadium in Balti-
more is offering its first
double-point race Of the sea-
son tomorrow night, so laps
for sportsman and modified
cars Billie Rasmussen of
Fort Worth, the Glass Cal
tered champion five years in
succession, has filed his entry
for the National drag racing
meet Labor Day week end at
Indianapolis Raceway Park.
NASCAR's leading money
winners. with point standings
in parentheSes: FirebaIl Rob-
ertS, $47,610 (6th); Joe Wealth
eriy, $36.52O Qst); Nelson
Stacy. $4,000 Q7th); Fred
Lorenzen, $33,310 9th; Rich
ard Petty, $31,945 (3rd); Ned
Jarrett, $4,000 (4th); Jack
Smith, $22,860 CD; Rex
White, $15,o13 (5th): Dave
Pearson, $13,045 (8th). and
Marvin Fancy, $12,7OO (l2th)
The weekend racing sched-
ule:
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Fight Results

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.-Joey Limas,
! 4S, Albuquerque, outpointed Don Jor-
MIAMI-.Tim Ford, 149, Jackson
Vile, outpointed Bobby Monroe, l47h,
Fort Lauderdale 49,.
TOKYO-Yuii Masuko. 1875, Japan,
outpointed Leo Espinosa, 1875, Philip
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Arlington Athletic Heads
Submit SoIory Proposal

assignment higher than those
in Alexandria and Fairfax
County.
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IS co-champion in Glass A produc-
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and family. Of Winston-Salem,
N. c., spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Tucker Paulett.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bill May
ton and Mike spent the holidays
with her parents in South Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Mary Witcher. Of Vir-
ginia Beach. spent the holidays
with DR.. Thomas Watkins and
Miss Mary Bailey Watkins.
Miss Carolyn Tharpe. who is
teaching in Tennessee spent the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w. Tharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal. Of Prince
ton, W. Va, spent the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Russ sell
Smith.
Mrs. S. P. Daniel is spending
some time with fer son and
family in Columbia, S. c.
Mrs. Alton Gibson. Of Laurin-
burg, N. c., visited her mother,
Mrs. Elsie j. Loving, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Milton
spent Christmas day in Winston
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-01-05
brakes Branch Contest Winners Named

! Salem, N. c., with Mrs. Millions
sister, Mrs. E. F. Carter.
| Miss Alvah Hutchinson return
ed home Tuesday after spending
some time in Richmond with
MIR. and Mrs. c. B. Hall.
| Mrs. Paul Wilmoth spent sew
eral days in Norfolk with Miss
Minnie Jackson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gary Cooper.
Mrs. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Terrell, of North Carolina. visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Terrell
during the holidays.
Mrs. George Encinas and chill
dren, of Hopewell. spent the
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker Paulett
visited relatives in Hopewell,
Mannboro and Blackstone dur
ing the HOLIDAYS.
The Misses Isabelle and Mary
Bouldin. of Washington, D. c..
visited + h m a S Bouldin and
Mrs. Wheary Daniel during the
Holidays
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BRAKES BRANCH, Jan. -
The brakes Branch Woman's
Club sponsored a Christmas
decoration contest. Mrs. Gladys
Mckinney won first place. Mrs.
Neal jackson. second and Mrs.
Billy Bolick, third.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Crouch was beautifully deco
rated for Christmas when they
held open house for quite a
number Of guests on December
26 in the afternoon and evening
Mrs. C. w. Tucker spent the
Christmas week end in Peters
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Walker
and family spent the Christmas
week end in, Martinsville. Mr..
Walker returned to Medical Col
lege Hospital and was operated
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Jackson,
Jr.. Of North Carolina, spent
several days recently with Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phillips
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CHULA, Jan. "A wish for
the New Year. May you have
enough happiness to keep you
sweet: enough trials to keep you
strong, enough sorrow to keep
you human, e-cugh hope to make
your heart sing, enough labor
to keep you from rust. enough
leisure to make you bored.
enough religion to make you
value the best; enough of the
love Of Christ in your soul to
make you glad to serve
A miscellaneous shower wa
given in honor Of A-2c Curtis
Felts and his wife at the home Of
his parents, the E. c. Felts, Fri
day right December %.
Mrs. Aubrey Dods0n was in
charge Of the games after which
the lovely gifts were opened by
the bride and groom. His mother
had made. the five tier wedding
cake which was very pretty and
tasted delicious, served with tn
other refres hments. 1t happen
ed to be Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Felts oath wedding anniversary
T. M. Goodwin is spend" G
some time with the Cictor Keys.
Mrs. Keys sister. Mrs. Arm
mold Sacra and her husband
visited the Keys, Thursday.
The Earnest Beasleys. o
Richmond, spent several days
with her sister, MIS-. Melvin
jenkins, her husband and fam
lily also Mrs. Beasley's mother
Mrs. c. C. Newcomb, all O
Burkeville. during the holidays
They were dinner guests Of th<
Murice Dodsons. Wednesday.
The Sidney Aliens. of Lynch
burg. have been spending his
vacation and the holidays witN
his mother, Mrs. Spencer Reams
and Mr.. Reams, her parents. the
Thomas Beasleys, and also Wis
tied friends and relatives il
Richmond.
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A Wish For New Year Is Sounded

The Earnest Beasleys were
guests Of the Thomas Beasleys
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dodson
we're dinner guests, of his broth
er. A. M. Dodson and Mrs. bod.
son, Friday.
The Hadley Worrells, Of Gooch-
land, visited the Elmer Felts
family, Thursday.
Guests Of the J. A. Lawrences
and Wayne Bollingers were Mrs
7Nfus Barnes, the Rev. and Mrs.
F. w. Wingfield and son, from
Onancock. and Mrs. Lester Dial
Ton. of Hillsville.
The James Russells, of Rich
mond, were New Year week end
guests Of her parents, the Muir
Gle DodScn.
Guests of the Elmer Felts Sun
day, were Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Fleming and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Myers and son
all of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hudgins
of Newport News, were week
end guests of Mrs. B. M. Hud-
gins. 3
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Marine son. J. C.. home for the
holidays after q year in Japan.
Joseph Jordan, stationed at
the navy base at Quonset Point,
R. l.. is spending a ten-day fur
Tough with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Truman
and family, of Danville, were
holiday visitors of Mrs. Tur-
mans mother Mrs. T. l.
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Adams,
of Danville, Mr.. and MES. Har.
old Dodd. of Greensboro, N. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Ma.
son. of Farmville. spent the
holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Dodd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Chill
dress, Of Darlington Heights
spent last Sunday with his sis
ter. Mrs. John Howard.
Mrs. Sophie Cole and daugh
ter. Joyce. spent Sunday with
her d lighter. Mrs. Calvin
Bailey, Of Brookneal.
The Abilene Interdenomina
tional Youth Fellowship enjoyed
a New Years party at the
! Abilene community club house
on Saturday night. December 80
His many holiday visitors in
cluded the following children
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson
of Buckingham: Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Ryan. Of Blackstone: Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Roinson ant
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stafford
of Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Hughes. of Ellyson; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Brice. o
Madisonville; Mr.. and Mrs
Proctor Carwile. of Cullen; Mr.
and Mrs. wood Holt, o
Lynchburg: Mr.. and Mrs. 10,
Daubenspeck. Of Bethel; Mr.
and Mrs. Early Thompson AM
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Howard
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BETHLEHEM, Jan. a Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Thackston. Of
Georgia. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G. p. Thackston on Thursday.
Wilson has Just returned from
Korea. After his furlough. he will
be assigned to a base in Mis-
souri,.
The incest Christmas present
this community received were
the telephones installed in each
home. No longer do we feel like
the forgotten corner" Of, Prince
Edward.
Dinner guests of Mrs. E. c.
Southall Of Darlington Heights
on Saturday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Franklin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Thackston.
Luncheon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. J. Templeton on Sun
day December 81, were Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Southall and
family. of Darlington Heights.
Miss Hazel Templeton, of
Alexandria, and Miss jeanette
Metcalf. of near Richmond
spent the holidays with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. j.
Templeton and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
P. Metcalf.
Miss Catherine Dodd spent
last Friday in Farmville with
her sister. Mrs. Thomas Mason
Catherine was also an overnight
guest Of Miss Lois Mylum on
Friday night.
Tommy Garnet. a senior al
VPI. spent the holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. H
Garnet. He will return to Stony
Greek School in Sussex county
where he is doing his practice
teaching.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H
Garnet last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Mcfarland, of New
Madison, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs
Olney Hancock, Mr.. and Mrs
M. c. McIvor. of Richmond