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Milford chronicle., 1962-09-21
Milford Hiqh
School News
New Courses Added To
High School Curriculum

Three new courses have been
added to the Milford High School
curriculum; Journalism. German
and Contemporary U. S. History.
With the addition of German to
the curriculum Milford High
School now offers four languages; !;
Spanish, German, French n
Latin. Mr.. Raymond Palmer is
teaching the new language course
which has an enrolment of 32.
Twenty-Five students are cur
rently enrolled in the course
which is being taught by Mr.. Peter
Won Dreele.
The final new course, Journal
ism. has long been a felt need.
The course which has been added
to the English Department will
deal with writing newsworthy
items for publication. Beginning
this week, the Journalism classes,
taught by Mr.. Leon Lilly, will pre-
pare the Milford High School news
articles for publication in the Mil
ford Chronicle
Evening star., 1962-04-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Easter BUNNY

l package (41a ounces)
puffed rice
/ cup flaked or shredded
coconut
~ cups light corn sirup
teaspoon salt
Ia teaspoons vinegar
8 tablespoons butter or
margarine
1h teaspoons vanilla
Heat puffed rice in shall
low pan in moderate oven
$3.50 degrees) 10 minutes.
Pour into large creased bowl.
Stir in coconut. Combine
sirup, salt and vinegar in
saucepan. Cook over low heat
to 23S degrees (sirup when
dropped into cold water forms
a soft balD. Stir in butter
and vanilla. Pour. over puffed
rice; stir to coat all kernels
evenly. With well-greased
hands, shape mixture into
two large balls for bodies"
Evening star., 1962-04-05
Sandwich Filling

The eanut butter sand
wich fans in your household
will enjoy this variation. Add
u cup chopped seedless rai-
sins to one cup peanut but
ter. Blend well. Make up this
flavor treat in advance and
store as you regularly store
peanut butter.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

and two smaller balls for
heads" Attach smaller ball
to larger one with thin con-
fectioners' sugar froSting.
Use pipe cleaners for "ears"
and "whiskers";; attach gum
drops for "eyes" and
mouths" with thin confec-
TONERS sugar frosting. Make
a top hat from construction
paper for Mr.. Bunny; use
paper dolly for lady's hat.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Donnu Defeated
In Italy Match

PALERMO, Sicily, May 2
(AP).-Rod Laver, Australian
Davis Cupper, whipped Eduardo
Iulueta of Ecuador in q second
round match of the Palermo
international tennis tourney
yesterday, 6-3, 81.
Edward Rubinoff Of Miami
won his first-round match over
Tim Clayton, Australia, 6-S
6-1. Two other Americans
Jack Miller Of Los Angeles, and
Donna Floyd Of Arlington, Va.
lost in first-round matches
Howen Davidson. Australia
beat Miller, GA, 81. Miss
Floyd was beaten by Heather
Ross. Australia. 80, Ga
6-3.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Friendly Ellen
Choice in Sprint
At Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May 2 (SpeciaD. M a. D
Stables Friendly Ellen, a
speedy 7-year-old mare seeking
her first victory Of the meeting,
heads a field Of 10 in tonight's
Braddock Heights Purse, the
6-furlong midweek feature at
Shenandoah Downs.
Friendly Ellen has the speed
to set the early pace but is
expected to get her share of
competition from Sydney M.
Follin's Good Scholar, Louis
Madonna's Willow Relic and
Ellis p. Jones Nullimint.
Peach Pie. Quietude. Ship
Companion, Weather Lady,
Villenueve and Mad Joy COM
plete the field.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

4
While Wayne Schiebel Of
washington-Lee High School
finally lost his first game yes
terday, Rick Pickeral Of Jeh
Stuart stamped himself as one
of the Northern Virginia Group
la Leagues top pitchers and
the Raiders as q legitimate
title threat.
Pickeral last night pitched
q no-hitter as the Raiders de-
feated Falls Church, 40, at
Falls Church. Rick, q right
handler, struck out IL and
walked three in chalking up his
second victory without q loss.
Pickerel also provided enough
runs for the victory with q two
run homer in the sixth inning.
Schiebel's magic finally was
erased by Mclean. The High
landers' Steve Luxford slammed
a three-run triple off Wayne
lin the top Of the seventh inning
last night at Bancroft Park to
give Mclean q 5-4 victory. 1t
was W-L and Schiebel's first
league loss after six straight
victories.
Stuart now Is only q half
game behind W-L, the defend
ing champion.
Ron Glaze double, stole third
and scored on an error in the
top Of the 11th inning to give
Madison q 2-1 victory over
Annandale yesterday at Anan-
dale. Pete Wrenn went all the
way to gain the Warhawks'
first victory Of the season.
In other league games yester-
day. Mount Vernon bombed
Osbourn, las, at Manassas
George Washington tripped
Groveton, AL, at Groyeton
Hammond edged Lee, 80, at
Alexandria's Municipal Stadi-
UNI behind a two-hitter by
Randy Marsh and Yorktown
nipped Wakefield, As, in eight
innings at Yorktown.
Phelps (5-D took over first
place in the Interhigh Leagues
East Division with q 4-2 vic
tory over Chamberlain ct
Phelps. while Spingarn (4-2),
the previous leader, dropped q
80 squeaker at Ballou.
Wilson (5-D clammed 10 hits
and was aided by 10 walks to
squash Cardozo, 500, at Car
dozo. Wilson scored IL runs in
the fifth and IL In the seventh
to take the easy victory.
Roosevelt (5-1) whipped
Dunbar. 1873 at Dunbar to re-
main in a tie with wilson for
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Navy RifIemon
r axes Honors

Midshipman Michael P. Ca
pute Of Navy won the individ-
ual title and Oregon State cap
tured its second national team
Championship in three years,
the National Rifle Association
announced yesterday.
Capute, from Teaneck, N. j.,
had a score of 294 of a possible
800. Charles Rowan of West
Virginia and David Ross Of Yale
tied Capute's aggregate score of
294 but lost out for the title in
the standing position. Capute
was 81 of 100 in the standing
position while Rowan had 90
and Ross 95.
The four members of the
Oregon State team and their
scores were: Edward Hausafus
200; Allen Bates, 292: Alan
Dapp, 29l. and Pat Kaufman
297.
Navy wound UP second, Cali.
fornia third an dWest Virginia
the defending champion. fourth
behind Oregon State. The Cit.
adel had the high ROTC team
in the competition.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
P.!V Councillor
Scores Upset in
1000 Guineds

NEWMARKET. England, May
2 (AP)-Privy Councillor won
the 154th running Of the 1000
Guineas horse race today, with
Romulus. owned by C. W. En-
gelhard Of Newark. N. J.. In
second place. -
Privy Councillor, owned by
Maj. Gerald Glover, is q 3-year-
old chestnut colt by Counsel
out of High Number.
Glover collected o first prize
of $91, ,949. Romulus won
$10.323.
The Irish-trained Prince
Poppa. owned by Lady Sassoon.
was third and won $4,880.
Privy Councillor was q 1905
shot in the mile race over a
turf course-the first of Eng
lands five classic races Of the
flat season. Romulus was 81
and Prince Poppa 1908.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Added Storter
Likely at Arena

Johnny Valentine and Cow
boy Bob Ellis probably will
wind up wrestling three men
in the feature match on to-
morrow nights card at the
Capitol Arena.
Valentine and Ellis are slated
to meet wildcat Orton and The
Great Scott to open the pro-
gram at $3.50. But Orton and
Scott are managed by Bobby
Davis, who usually winds up
in the ring with them.
The Australian Kangaroos
Roy Heffernan and Al Costello,
meet Bud. Cody and Gregory
Jarque in another team match.
Also, newcomer Frank Morgan
faces Billy Darnall, Tony Man.
ousoS takes on Tony Altimore
and Mark Levin battles Mar
duis DeParee.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Dissemination Ban
On Tracks Vetoed

ALBANY, N. Y, May 2
(AP).-Gov. Rockefeller has
vetoed q bill that would have
restricted dissemination Of In
formation from race tracks.
The New York Governor
said today he had taken the
action in view Of questions
rAised by Representatives Of
newspapers. He said the veto
would permit full consideration
Of the newspaper objections.
The measure would have
made 1t o misdemeanor to
transmit gambling informa-
ton anywhere within the State
for illegal gambling purposes.
The bill specifically had ex-
empted radio and television
broadcastS Of racing events.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Richards to Umpire
Net Tourney Final

LaVan Richards, internation-
ally famous tennis umpire, will
officiate the mems singles final
at noon Sunday in the Northern
Virginia tennis tournament al
Bancroft Park.
Richards has been the chief
official at most Of the national
championship matches al
Forest Hills in recent years.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Stuart Pitcher Vaults
Teom Into Contention

the West Division lead. Car
dozo (4-2) fell off the pace as
q result of the drubbing by
NO. VA. GROUP la
WASH. LIE = 900 OOA 0-4 q
Bayne Deity C7l and Roop; Petruael,
eehie6el l7) and Burner. HR-BakeF
(W.-LJ.eth' 5 on.
ossOJHEgEs oTj yHgsoN iSs iSa SS55S SS55S SS-lt :
VaVra and Cash; Cornwall. Russell
l6l and slOper. HR-Aecuin. osb.
hEAESs3SS,x hMEAEpSEs3S 1SS 1pS SSc SSc SSS SSS S5f g !
wrenn and Rathieni Langhorne and
sTuART 900 003 IA 5 9
and I. Mfiis. HR-PicEsraI ts) Sth'
GEO WASH. -. Ol2 01O % 8
Conner and wriEht; Taylor and sny-
der.
LEE - 900 OIQ 1-2 2 ]
HAlkf.MoND -, OO2 100 KS
EEoSEkKEEEEUMEPP ESkEEEMP lSS ISS 66GS IL s !
. Ronka. Morton tD and Barksdale
chastain and Blaine.
NfERHIGH LEAGUE
WILSON ,o9s s0d2l4 d1l-S9 1s I
cE1a ESson, i irsddsnsSS SSs go and Cross
Harris, Burwell (5L Dohbins (5), Pen.
nell t71. cuibert 90 and oaffney
E05SSTTIHpsoSt C4G S93 iSS iSs - + !
Fletcher. Palmer "a and Miller
conlin and spanos.
ROOSEVELT 100 5e1 o-12 4 ]
DUNBAR 10l 100 Ga
s.' 'P; a. FTaEa: F.iS: .S9 Ds%p.!yl saS gAi''hAn'
cEEELAxMsgsgERIA1N Chan gg lSo lSS 9COSS - 8 (;
PHHai1s HiIxss, ana xn25.Ssoo 5So zSe S9ns "a sad Ca:
hines. HR-Charles Vincent phelps)
sPMoARN - 100 ool % 9 ]
sAILILoU AIILIocIU 00l 0o2 1S
sOfo fnE0Is 9S D1TsGH IBGu SSSna SsS On. OS
EAsTERN = 632 O33 XII IA I
Evans and Jordon; Williams, John,
Tate, johnson (0l. HR-Jordan (AG)
6th, two on: johnson CD, LIST, one on
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
w'R JOHNSON 900 900 % 5
Baxter and HOyis; Meyer and. BIRD.
well.
BLAIR - 100 O3l L. so ]
WHEATON l. 0O1 900 o. 3
| Ricucci and Blackwell; Bun anc
Boswell HR-Rteucci CD oth' one on
NoRTHHWooD : 500 200 0-5 3 l
Kimball, Lea (6l and Tolson; Pearl
Coe (2l, CawpethWorth Cd and Hauff
HR--Farmer (N) LIST, two on; Carroll
tN) 4th, one on; Tobert (SD 6th
CATHOLIC
DeAlATHA- - asa O3l 3-lolO Z
| CARROLL COS y0OS 0-13
sollars, Boyle C2), Foran l3l. casuls
| (6), Coliflower t6l and Hill: Faechina
Parker (3), Marzetti "a and Brennan
HR-Murphy (DMD 9TH, two on; Hal
tDM) Sd, two on: Fisher (DMl 9Th
none on; MarEetti lcl 9th, three on
ooEzAoA - lbo 100 o. 2 8 {
ST. JOHNS O20 02O o. 4 8 3
zurowski and Donelan; Brown and
Gross.
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Evening star., 1962-05-02
Westinghouse Wins
Junior Judo Grown

Mike Carper Of the Washing
ton Judo Club was the win
ner Of the 140-pound (13-16)
class and captured the overall
all-class tournament title in
the New England Junior Judo
championships which ended
Sunday in Boston.
Due to q typographical error
in Mondays Star, Carper's
name was omitted and Norman
Wilmer was listed as the all
class tournament winner.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Mrs.Muhone,
In Sentinel

Mrs. Olga Mahaney. the de-
Tending champion, has moved
another step toward her an
ticipated title showdown with
Mrs. Raymonde Jones in the
Northern Virginia Inyitational
tennis tournament-and now
there's Just one more step to go,
Hardly pressed. Mrs. Ma
haney whipped young Janet
Irish, so, so, yesterday to
move into Saturdays semifinal
round against another youthful
competitor. Cynthia Goeltz.
Cynthia had little difficulty
eliminating Fran Hanks, 60,
l13.
The other semifinal bracket
was competed some time age
with Mrs. Jones and Nina Rus
sell making the advance.
Unless form suddenly goes
haywire, Sundays finals should
be between Mrs. Mahaney and
Mrs. Jones. the areas top two
women tournament winners
Last year Mrs. Mahaney won
the Northern virginia, Greater
Washington and Public Parks
tournaments, while Mrs. Jones
captured the Kenwood and
Army Navy Invitationals.
Play today viii feature mem,
quarter-final matches. The Phil
Neff-Dave Lifshultz quarter
final yesterday was pushed
back until today. As q result
only two other matches were
played, with Nick Powell-C. A
Smith clipping Dave Lewis
Alex Keiles, 6-3, 6-3, in mems
doubles and Miss Russell-Lewis
topping Rit Carlin-Powel, Go
6-l, in mixed doubles,
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Argyle Ties
For Lead in
WDGA Play

With q little more generosity
Of the kind showed by Prince
Georges yesterday. Argyle wiz
take command Of the women's
District Golf Association team
matches.
Prince Georges sent only
four players-two below the
normal complement-to wash
lngton Gok and Country Club
for its meeting with Argyle.
Consequently, Argyle took a
lopsided e-l victory and tied
the host club for first place.
Mrs. Frank Cush and Mrs.
Thomas Konopa played against
Mrs. Jack Smith and won al
three points. Mrs. w. E. How
ard and Dorothy Omolecki du-
plicated this performance
against Mrs. David Krieder.
Prince Georges only full
team, Mrs. Gilbert Levy and
Mrs. Harold Lewis, gave up
two points to Mrs. Pat Mar
tino and Mrs. N. J. Ruitenberg.
In other matches, Army Navy
defeated Court House. 5-4, and
Chevy Chase thumped Indian
Spring, 7-2.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Dodgers Farm Pair
Los ANGELES, May 2 (Ap)

LOS ANGELES, May 2 (AP)
The Dodgers yesterday OPP
toned Pitchers Phil Ortega and
Willard Hunter to their Spo-
kane farm club in the Pacific
Coast League. The Dodgers
now have 20 men on their
roster. They must cut one
more by May 10.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

Army Navy, 8: COurt Houss,
Mrs. Richard Martell-Mrs. D. X.
Holman Court Housed defeated Mrs.
N. I. Leoney-Mrs. 3; W. King. SO
Mrs, 2. J, Griffith; MS. ] 3. ,n: Auil:
Mrs. r. A. chapman-Mrs, /. w. e.
lfott (Army Navy defeated Mrs. Walter
Goodrieh-Mrs. J. R. Qessleya 80.
CHEVY Chase, !, indian Spring;
Mrs. Paul stEeit-Mrs. Webb ,,,iii Hayes
Weitzen-Mrs. Harry Hirshberg, 80.
Mrs. W. s. Parsons-Mrs. Hartwell
MacCartney (Chevy Chasel defeated
Mrs. Mrs. Ben Frauvirth-Mrs. K. 8
% Mrs Landia Piatt-Mrs. Arnold WIN.
cox (Chevy Chase) halved Mrs. Eli
Amanuel-Mrs. Erwin Rita, 1h-1h.
ArEyIe. 9; Prince Georges, L
Mrs. Prank Cush Mrs. Thomas
Konopa (ArGyle) defeated Mrs. JACK
% Mrs. W. Z Hovard-Dorothy ONO.
lscki tArgyleI defeated Mrs. David
MS Pat Martino-Mrs. N, J. Rui.en.
berg lArSylel defeated Mrs. Gilbert
Lsvy-Mrs. Harold Lewis 2-1.
second-Tesm Matches
At Army Navy
Bethesda, IN; Manor Ia. Brooke
Manor, 8; Belle Haven, 8. Chevy Chase,
s; Indian Spring. 1.
Thlrd-Team Matches
Al Prince Georges
westbriar.- 5; waShinston. 1. Amy
Navy, SlS: Congressional, ".
FOurth-Tea Matches
At WOodmont
Indian spring, 8; Argyle. f. Nor
beck. z "; Manor. 1h. Army Navy, 71S;
Bethesda, Ia.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
PIebe Stickmen Romp

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 2
(AP-The Navy Plebes, paced
by the scoring Of Tom Morris
and Fred Prickett, took a 9-3
lacrosse victory from st. Paul's
School yesterday. Morris, who
hit for 1 goals. and Prickett,
for 8. opened up the game in
the second period.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Tituns Sign Players

NEW YORK, May 2 (AP)-
The New York Titans have
signed Bob Dehlinger. a de-
fensive halfback, and Charles
Fries, a guard. Both players,
who've had pro experience in
Canada, are University Of
Idaho graduates.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Race Results
Laurel

lists 900; alw.: Ayr. & up; 9 fur.
Irish Tourist CCOrls) 6S.4O $3.50 $40
GisimU: fa ssasTSa;s Pa.mor., $50 sSS sSS
Sides, Brasilia, Raging Red. Spur
anana. Adoremus, Sir Chairman. The
Crogan. Time. 1888.
2d-$2, 500; cling: 4-yrs. q I'D: q fur.
Chilly P'nde (R'n,ds) 1920 100 SEQ
Good q. (DOWns) 1910 $50
Mighty Bruce lshukl ESQ
Soluk. staff Party. Happy Water,
Blue Out, Peace on Earth, viii Of
Allah. Major watson, Carrie Lee. Toy
DAILY DoUsLE u-6 PAID sSOe.sO
Aqueduct
I!a;. 1st6ss s!s soS; Siv!l Gins "a. S-yr 8 tE
HISS. SEaI!,!S! DrU%s sS..I1 t.r1,sFos' SEQ s:SSS
Yankee salute, do ponee. Talks TOO
Much, Knight Yees, Your Red Rose,
Mrs; Ply, Fragile. Gold Thumb. Time.
d disqualified from "a to last.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Fights Last Night
Ry the Associated Press

BosToN-wiuie Pastrene. 1856, MI.
Neeley' Nee Se Sos, Afiinston. Mass. SIo,.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.--eilky Shelton,
<S san A2snSS ne ScSsiSCss Msxoo ess@Hc @
TRIESTE. Italy-Nino Benvenuti,
154. italy. outpointed Hector Con-
stance, 164, Trinidad (10).
Evening star., 1962-05-02
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
RRgTTITa VEaTwRnAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY Z
etuaFt, A Pals Chureh. o.
GeorEe Warrington, o. Groveton, 1.
Hammond, 3; Lee, 2.
YeFktown, 81 Wakefield. 8.
wilson, 20; Cafd0To, 8,
COolidge, 81 Western, 3.
Phelps, 4, ChAm6srIain, 2.
Ralleu, 8: eDlngafn, =.
EaateFn. 1Ii .MeKilley Tech. IL.
B-CC, q Walter yehnson. 0.
Blair. 81 Wheaton, 1.
Sherwood. .; NeFthycoa. 8.
pehfatha. ISL Carroll, 13.
GenGAga. 4: 81 John's, 4.
Friends, 12I Gee. Prep, Q.
LOngfelIoW. 81 Bulls eehool, 2.
Benealesine. 81 0'Cennell, 4.
Pear. n; Blai. ". L.,
Hoffman -Beston, Ia Carver, 4.
Lackey, 81 L. PiatAs L.
GAMES TO-DAY
Gonxaga ut Episcopal. 5.
BenOdfetine ~ O'Connell. q.
LandOn at 81 yohn's, $50.
GAMRs TOMORROW
Mnckiu at Carroll. $50.
So. AISans at Gee. RFep, $3.50.
Wakefiei1 al GeorKe Mason. 4.
High Rotnt at euitlAnd. Q.
surattsViIlo q Duval 2,
GalthersbuFg at Blair. $50,
NOrthwood at wheaton, $3.50,
B.CC at sSsrwooS. $3.50.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

cATHKILE kspt . straight eosFss. haa early sReee
snd was narrowly beaten In debut here. fLkHf
TWINKLE also . faeteT IN last when fOgftA.
sYNDICAToR 10 reported 70 have spesd frsn gste.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
SHENANDOAH DOWNS.
GRADED HANDICAPS

4 Miss Halki tREcusseau1- lIs I2-l
{ ,shy ssaSsy Jgni.hl g. tis .S-i
8 Delaware NJ, Ssmali) - Id8 2Q-I
Evening star., 1962-05-02

REMITTANCE MAN closed ground ana turned in .
sharp effort whsn hird fer $1,000 and gts vote here
DAMS DARE was narrowly beaten fer 5000 In last
and is the enc % beat. ORANGE MANIAC d capable Of
winning 10 all.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
FOURTH RAcE-Pur.. ssooe, naia.n s.year-sIa nIIiss

t-T. J. White sr. and Mrs. H n. OIL entry.
IAWAY forced paes IN last ana elosee gamely when
second this route. MAWEE has been thrsstsninG and
win Be tough beat In here FLAABo0 win better last
FIFTH RAcE-Purss. saysOO, claiming SsyOOO), Mary
Evening star., 1962-05-02
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
AtLuureI

Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 1870 Pm.
FIRST RACE-Pgrse. Ss-5O0; Ginning tsS.So0-SSOO01i
Evening star., 1962-05-02

SUIT ME FINE handly IN last try here ana
shsgid win another HAPS HONEY Is At top fern and
WI oe running late IN II wen at long odds In last
and can't be 0verlooked
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

Mrs. Martin Roach, Mrs. Edna
Coin, beginners class: Mrs. H.
A. Ravens. Mrs. j. R. Nunnally.
primary class: Mrs. Clarence
Glascock, Mrs. Charles Weaver,
junior class: George E. Miley,
teen-age class.
Mrs. R. B. Wilson and Miss
Mary Lou Raiford spent Satur-
day shopping in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. W. West and
children. Gayle and Palmer Wis
tied Mrs. Vests brother-in-laW
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hatley in Hickory, N. c. during
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Adams
and family, Of Arlington. were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08
Falls On Porch And
Breaks Kneecap,
In NOV Hospital

POWHATAN, June Mrs. G.
B. Cosby had most unfortunate
fall on her front porch late
Sunday afternoon. She was tax
en- to the Medical College Hos
pital, where they found she had
a broken kneecap. She will be
a patient there for several
Gays.
Mrs. Mary Johnson Of Elm
ington' will be vacationing in
Roanoke next week. visiting her
sister. Mrs. Louise Shires.
Aqua Club members had sup
per at their pool on Saturday
night and had the official OXEN
ing. They have been getting the
pool and grounds ready for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Adams.
and their two daughters left
Sunday for Maryville. Tenn.
They were accompanied by Nell
E. Adams who received word
that his mother, about 81 years
CT age and lives there. was not
very we'll, SO they left immed-
i3tely
MI. and Mrs. Harry Mcconnell
went to Blacksburg to bring
their son, James, home from
VPI.
historian: Alere Higgins, SEA
representative, Olivia jenkins,
partiamentarian, and Mrs. E. H.
VaSSar, chapter mother.
Refreshments, consisting of
party sandwiches, cookies, and
punch, were served by the girls
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

Beck Saturday.
Little Palmer West underwent
a tonsillectomy at Medical Col
lege Hospital Tuesday.
The second and third grades
Of Liberty Lower School with
their teacher. Miss Mary Lou
Raiford, were entertained at a
picnic by the PTA in the yard
of Mrs. r. E. Wilson. w on
Monday.
The party was given for hay
ing the best percentage of par
ents and friends attending each
P-TA meeting. Games and re
lay races were enjoyed by every
one.
Assisting Mrs. Wilson with the
picnic were the two home room
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

A. Putney, adviser of the chap
ter, fer her wise and kindly
guidance, to E. A. Smith,
former principal and now super
intendent of Cumberland County
schools, for his loyal support of
the organization; and to
F.. A. Putney, for his invalu-
able help. especially in the field
of transportation. This was the
first time that men have re-
ceived honorary membership in
the club.
During the program several
girls were recognized for the
work they have done in the or
garization. Page Godsey. presi-
dent of the chapter. was chosen
the most outstanding member
Of the year. Jean Metzger. AL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

enc Higgins and Norma Ziegler
were granted their Junior Home
makers Degree. Those receiv-
ing Chapter Degrees were Julie
Midkiff. Gloria Hamlet, Alice
Putney, ard Andy Elder.
The devotions fer the pro-
gram were conducted by Andy
Elder and Alice Putney: Jean
Reynolds and Diana Sutton sang
several numbers; Janice JON
es gave an address of welcome.
At the close of the program
an installation service was held.
Officers installed at this time
were Phyllis Vassar. president;
Carol Jean Brown, vice-presi-
dent: Julie Midkiff. secretary:
Cindy Elder, treasurer; Bette
Keller. reporter; Alice Putney.
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Liberty Bible
School Will Be
June 11-22

Green Bay, June 7 - Daily
vacation Bible School will be
held at Liberty Church June IL
2, with Mrs. Hugh Jenkins as
director. Teachers and assistants
VII be Mrs. R. B. Wilson, ".
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Cumberland FILA
Has ReceDtiOn
At High School

The Cumberland Chapter of
Future Homemakers of Ameri-
ca held Parents Night recep-
ton at Cumberland High School,
on Thursday, May "a, at 8 pm.
At this time. honorary men,
bership was given to Mrs. F..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-06-08

lor and Edward Taylor.
Dr.. and Mrs. Palmer Shell
burne. of Greensboro. NC, spent
awhile in the community Friday
enroute to Richmond.
Mrs. j. r.. Nunnally is spend
ing this week with Mrs. l.. T.
NunEally in Richmond.
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mothers, Mrs. Henry Weaver
and Mrs. Fred Herzig.

The fourth and fifth grades of
Liberty Lower school presented
a play, "Hansel and Gretel',
Tuesday. June at 10 am, di-
rected by Mrs. Roy Coleman.
A baptismal service was held
Sunday afternoon at the. Crewe
Christian Church. Those being
baptized were Wanda Nash, Roy
Cole. Jerry Roach, Danny Tay-