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Draths

HERBST. FRED W.. Sr. On Sunday.
May 20 1867. az Fairfax HOSPITAL.
ERLD " HERBsI. ST, q o;,e4
loved husband Of Lillian G. Hsrbst,
father OF Pred W. Herost. IL Of
Alexandria. ana Lawrence =. HeTbst
cf Lorton. Va. He also IS saayIIed
ey five grandsons ana three sisters
beth Pieloet Of North Hsleoon, N. J.,
and Mrs. Bertha PolinkaS OF Avon
PARK. Fla. FRIENDS may call al the Ives
Fu2eral Home. 2s47 wilson blvd, Ar
Nay 81. where funeral services viii
be held on Wednesday. May y, at
y am Interment National Me-
HERRON. CARSON X. On Tuesday.
04ay -. 1907. Carson h nER-
4,ON. beloved mother o. NJ. NAL
EATet boeEieh. FRIENDS sse invIted
- Gail al The BetnesOa-Cue,y Cnase
Funeral Home OF robert II. rum
pnTsy. betneSds, Nd. wnsre services
viii be he'd on InurSdsy. May -.
at pm. Interment Ivy Hin Ceme-
teTy. Alexandra, Va, -
HERR. MARIE G. On Sunday. May 20.
1907, al Providence hospital MAk.E
u. hERh Of lsU4 AvaIon place,
hyattSvIile. Nd. beloved vile OF
Robert {. herr ana mother OF
ann oDeERA4s ldlN6n DdAE.
PGtTiCIa. Robert ana Timothy Herr.
siS.eI or Peter A. Ann and war
ren Taltayun and Jean 7. Whitley.
Ednerai from the TaItavull Funeral
Home. 36U5 I4th St NV. on
Wednesday, May -. al $3.50 am.
Requiem mass at Our Lady Of Sor-
rows Churcn at 10 am. Interment
Mount Olyet Cemetery. Friends may
call after Z pm Monday, May II
HOWARD. BUENA B. Suddenly. on
Monoay, Nav u: 1852, BUENA ..
HOWARD OF lll1 rairmont ST.
NV Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rsnsements by JARVIS.
HUFF. ELIZABETH CAROL. On Sun
CAROL FUEF Of 1929 Isl St. nv
be4Oyed and devoted oaughter ci
Mrs. ANNE NJ. Huff Also Survlv-
ms are ner father. MT. William L
HUI. Sr.. two brothers. William E.
,... ana Lawrence Nj. huff ana
other relatives and manv irienCs
After 3 m. Wednesday, May %.
friends may call at the Morrow &
llth ST. NV. until 10 pm. Mass
vii! be offered on THURSDAY. May
~, al 2 a. m, at st. Gabriels Cath
oHc Church. 20 Grant circle NV.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 953
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JACKsON, GEORGE sAMT,EI n, :

audrey lane, GlasSmanor, Mo, on
May 20. 1862. husband 1t Rose b
JACKSON. father of Margaret L.
Brady and Betty Ann Honig, brother
OF Bessie j. Franklin and Ethel L.
Mitchell, grandfather OF Linua i.
Lingan. George A Braoy. William
S. and Merrilyn A. Honig. Services
al Chambers Funeral Home. 5l5
lth 81. Sc. on Tuesday May -
at $50 pm. Interment Clarksburg
w. Va -
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MULLIGAN. EVERETT n. JACK

Suddenly, on sunday. May 90 isS3,
at his residence. Ito Gailatin st,
NV. EVERETT H. Jack Null
LIGAN. beloved husband OF Anne
K. Mulligan, father OF Mrs. Barbara
Anne Taylor. He also is survived by
S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2S0i
l4th st. NV. on Wednesday, May
%, at $40 am. (parking facilitiesI I;
thence to St Gabriels Catholic
Church, 20 Grant circle NV. where
be offered at am. for the repose
Of his soul Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery osp
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May 10. 1852. at Western state
HOSPITAL, Staunton, Va, MINNIE
LEWIS MYERS, aged 90, born in
Winchester. Ky: baby of l3 chill
dren, lifelong resident of Nashville,
Tenn: eight-year resident of Ar
lington, Va. She is survived by two
sons. Joseph c. Myers Of Arlington,
Va. and Thomas w. Myers Of
Philadelphia, Pa: four grandchil-
dren and one great-srandchild. Me-
mortal services at Hopson Chapel
Methodist Church. Nashville. Tenn,
on Tuesday. May 20. Burial Mount
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FLETCHER. NELLIE :. On Mon.

dav. Nav c1, lp6o MILE z
FLETCHER, beloved wife of the late
Richard G. Fletcher and mother Of
CcCrge R. Charles A., Robert L..
Richard G, ir; John G and Will
liam c Fletcher. Evelyn F. Bowling
ard the late Betty c Irwin
Friends may call at the walter W.
Deal Funeral Home. 4sl2 Georgia
ave NV. Funeral from st. Co.
lumha's Episcopal Church. 42d and
hlbemar.e SITS NV. on Thursday.
Nav 81 az l.30 pm. lnteTment
ArlinEtnn Nafinnal CemeterY %
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GOULD IRVING :; On ,MQpday, 6aIi May
$685. Jenifer st. NV. beloved nus
band OF Ruth A. Gould. devoted
father OF Donald s. Gould Of Silver
Spring, Md. and Mrs Carol N
Krissoff Of Fort Eustis, Va. He also
at the c. D. Goldberg & Son Funeral
Home, 4217 9th st. NV. on Wednes-
day, May 80, at 10 an. Interment
District of Columbia Lodge Cemetery.
In mourning at 1925 Jenifer st. NV.
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May 81. 1852. JAMES E. ooROoN. clsisSSS
an,d6e the beloved 5nIs6and q p,oIs6i Moliie J.
Downs. Aileen e. Hsvenner and
James E. Gordon; brother Of Noreen
Haas. He also is survived by two
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1881 Good Hope rd sc. parking
fscilitieO. on Thursday, May "a
at 1920 am Interment Washing
ton National Cemetery. Viewing
after s pm. Tuesday. May 30. %
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WILLIAM BELCHER.
WorShlpful Master


BARBEE, JAMES II. The officers and
members Of iona than DAVIS
~ ConsiStory. No. / are hereby
~ U notified to be present ~
the Washington Funeral
H Home. 1925 Deane ave. ne,
<% at L. O'Clock midnight
Tuesday. MAY -. 1852, for
the funeral services for cur late
sublime Prince, JAMES H. BARBEE.
VICTOR j TULANE. lllustrious
Commander in Chief.
JOSHUA B. LAWlNGS Keeper OF
the Sea. aEd Archives.
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DrathH

BARBEE, JAMES II. On Saturday,
Nav 10. ,QS2. at Mount Alto Hos
p,ra!. JAMES H. BARBEE Of Sos
DIVISION ave. ne he leaves 10
mourn their loss beloved vile
Mrs ThyresSs Barbee. one son.
Fred NJ Barbee, his mother. Mrs
Sudle Barbee six sisters, MS.
RhiAna Merritt. Mrs LYDIA Boone.
Mrs. Jessie Day. Miss Josephine
Barbee Miss Mary Elizabeth BsTbee
and Mrs. Juanits Henderson. three
brothers. Howard. KlnE and Herman
Barbee two grandchildren, a Eost
Of other relatives and friends Prom
3 TO 10 pm. Tuesday. Nav
friends NAV call al the Henry :.
WsshinEton e. Sons Funeral Home.
1925 Dsane ave E Funeral ssTv-
ices wednesday, May -. al - .i,'
pm, AZ Ward Nsmorls! A. NJ z
Zion Church. 24I 42d 81. ne. the
Rev / A Miller officisting. Inter
Ar1 National Cemetery
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BARBEE. JAMES. Al officers and
0A - MOBILES OF Mecca Temple
No. 10. A E A. o. n. NJ
S, are requested TO attend
~ funeral services for ouT
~ late Noble. JAMES BAR
BEE. on Tuesday. May 2.
1862, al II pm. al the
WashIngton Funeral Home. 49,
EDWARD L. COCK. ST.
Il!ustrious PotenJa-e.
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HAYES. LINUS P. Suddenly. on Sat,

HAYES, LINUS P. suddenly. on SAT-
urday. May l9. 1862. LINUS. P.
HAYES. the beloved husband OF Z.
Gladys Hayes (nee HARRISON. and
father OF Michele Morel and Made
line Lee Hayes. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros Funeral Home.
1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc parking
facilities. on Wednesday. May %.
at pm Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers. friends
may make contributions to the
Epihany Episcopal Church Building
Fund, ForestVille. Nd. %
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MCLAUGHLIN. MARY l. On Nor "a

May Il, 1897 at George Washinss.
MCLAUGHLIN of l4lO NJ ST. NV,
wife Of the late John A. Mclaughlin,
sr., and mother OF John A McLaugh-
lin. jr.; Mrs. Margaret Wilson and
Mrs. Loretta Weingartner Of Gin
cinnati Ohio. She also is survived
by eight grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren. three sister and
two brothers in North Carolina,
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th 81: and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on
Tuesday, May %. at pm. In
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McDoNALD, ROBERT J. The officers


Edmonston rd., Rosers Heishts, Nd.
on May 20. 1852, wife Of Robert
K n and Rishsra hTHs B. Padsetss, TS SausStsa e. S9aa
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Albea, sister Of
Mrs. Reid Laws, Mrs. J W. Galliher,
Mrs. John Beck. Mrs. NJ. @. Ryan,
Leon, Otis, Buford, Ralph and
Lewis Albea. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 5SOl Cleveland ave.
Rverdale, Md, on Wednesday. May
%, at 9:45 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery,
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GEORGE. HARRY. On Wsdnssda

Nav is. 1889 1882. | HARRY ri "ci5eRSSE "GEoRGEE
He is survived by two sisters. Mrs
Louise Gather and Mrs. Mary
Spicer. Friends may call at the
W. H Bacon Funeral Home. 17@2
eth ST. nv, after ) pm. Tuesday,
May 90. where services will be held
Wednesday, NAV 90 Interment Ar
lnEton National Cemetery
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BARBEE, JANIS u. Al members o.
n Ionic LodEe, No. Il. F S
j" A NJ, are requested TO
IN attend the funeral OF our
MN late brother. JAMES H.
NOZN RARBEE, at Ward Ne
wv mCrlal Ch..=ch. "a st.
ana Washington p. ne.
Wednesday May -. 1852, al
lo3O +, All officers will meet at
the Masonic Temple, 1000 You 81.
nv, st / am.
MIIIIAM BELCHER.
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IRVING J. An emergent
m communication of Benia-
IN min Franklin Lodge. No.
I'm so. r. A. A. M. has been
called for 9:30 am
WNIW Wednesday. May 23. 1862,
SVT at the Goldberg Funeral
~ Home. 4217 9th st. NV,
for the purpose nf conducting Ma
sonic funeral services for our late
brother IRVING J. GOULD.
ARTHUR SPRINTZIN. Master.
nAUTn = pTTTIJAT TEp cacy
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voN .AIIEw,IzS; ,ilEI ooTsNIIEEsssS ooTsIE IS wi VII

V9H GELMEH shE1E".TS HESA o0GssFGGssT 0MGsEGsSEXTHk VIA
Suddenly on Sunday, May 20. 1852,
at her home. glO6 Fairview I'd,
Silves Spring. Md. WILHELMINA
ANNA MARGARETHA- Won LATTE
Yeager. There also are two grand
children. Countess Won Lattewitz
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georsia ave,
Silver Spring. Md. (parking facil-
ities). Service will be held on
Wednesday, May %. at II am. at
St. Johns Episcopal Church, Olney,
Md Infermenf Parklaun CemeterY
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NEsBITT. KATHERINE. On sstu

KATHERINE. On Satur-
day: May 10: 1882. KATHERINE
thesda, Md. beloved daushter of
and Mrs. Florence Scott. sister of
Capt. William F. Nesbitt. I'd. in
Germany. Friends are initved to
call at the Bethesda-C CHEVY Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda, Nd, where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday.
MAY 23. at 1890 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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DrafhH

day. May II. 1862. EDMUND. A
EuRpY. sr.: husband q ne late
Dolan,. EdwiL A. II: ,0eorEe n;
ia J5hn r, furoy. brother Of
Thomas { Elias G. ana Prank c.
Purdy. Marie Rose. E.hel Meinhold.
man. he. also IS survived by twenty
grandchildren and five ETeat-gTand-
children. Friends may call at the
]. P. Costello Funeral Home, l722
tuesday. Nav -. Notice CT fu .ersi
later.
oUoTON. ANGELA D. on Monday,
oUo9ToN. devoted Ttd, sister iTaALoA Of Mrs
kolih Jackson. she also is sur
vived by one nephew. three great
Remains to lie in state after 4
pm. Wednesday. May -. at the
Metropolitan Methodist Church,
Pomonkey, Nd. until | pm. Thurs
Rev. H. W. HinSon Officiating. The
CaSket will not be open following
services Interment church ceme-
tsry. Arrangements by Barnes, &
ROSS. DELAWARE W. On Wednesday.
May Is, 1862. DELAWARE W. ROSS
Of 232Q Chsmplain st. nv. loving
father Of GLADYS WildS. He also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. After o pm. Tuesday, May
80 friends are invited to call at
the Frazier, Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday, May
%. at l pm. Intermcnt National
Harmony Memorial Park 90
SHAY. EARL Z. Suddenly. on Monday.
May 81, at Casualty Hospital. EARL
z. SHAY, husband Of the late Minnie
D. Shay. father Of Mrs. Dolores L.
Stamps; Friends mag call a. the
ave. ne. where services will be
held on Wednesday. May . at
Mich. on Friday. May 25 -
sILyEsTRO. REV. FATHER Alloy
May II, 1862. at Mercy Hospital,
REV Ra5mPTe PH4HER Ma Atdysns q sssEt syEs ilTss
TRO. o. S. S. T. Remains resting
at the Sacred Heart Monastery
Chapel, Baltimore, Nd. on Wednes-
day. May -, beginning L. noon.
Monastery Chapel at ii am. Thurs
day. May n.
SHOOTS. ERNEST W. On Saturday,
May 10. 1862, ERNEST W. SHOOTS
Of .5327 Illinois ave. NV. beloved
husband Of Anna NJ. Shoots. de-
voted father Of Herbert. Harlan,
Vernon and Ray Shoots. brother OF
Mrs. Ammon NJ Peck He also is
survived by four grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the S. H Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 3a0i i4th St, NV.
after 10 am. Tuesday. May ~
parking fscilitiesl. Services from
the above funeral home on Thurs
day, May "a. at . pm. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. In lieu OF
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GRAY, LEONARD W. In sad but low
LEONARD W. GRAY. who departed
this life ten years ago today. May
30, 1852.
No one knows how much we miss
you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since we lost you
Life has never been the same
A precious one from US has gone
A. voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filled.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. VIVIAN
GRAY: MOTHER-IN-LAW, MRS
MAMIE M. COATES.
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ERNEST W. Members OF
Stansbury Lodge, No. "a,
F. A. A. M, are notified
of the death of Brother
ERNEST W. SHOOTS and
are requested to be pres
ent at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2a0l
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lanes, ELIZABETH. On Sunday. May
~. 1862, at her RESIDENCE iiSi
bansor st. Sc, ELIZABETH JAMES.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrans emenIs
by the Latney Funeral Home, 1881
GeorRIa ave. NV
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JAMES z. An emergent
communication of Hope
Lodge. No. 90, F. A. A. M,
is hereby called to assem-
BILE at the Gate OF Wash
ington National Cemetery
on Thursday. May "a,
1862. at l0:45 am. to
he Masonic burial services
late brother. JAMES E.
Smyrna times., 1962-10-18
MARYDEL

Mrs. Carol Ann Jones and
daughter, Kendra ofNew Jersey
are spending sometime with her
grandmother Mrs. Ann Wo-
lenter and uncle, MIR. Frank
Wolenter while her husband is
stationed in Germany.
Mr.. John Shuts, a Sophomore
at Wesley College, Dover spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kennard Shuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bender
spent their vacation at Niagara
Falls and New York State last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Emerson, Whiteleysburg, Mrs.
Myrtle Dixon, Crumpton, MIR.
Earl Kornrumph, Greensboro
spent Sunday with MIR. andMrs.
Dudley Dixon and family. Other
guests included Mrs. Violet De-
usa and son, Mr.. Tommy Duesa.
Mr.. Harry H. Smith, George
town was overnight guest of
his aunt, Miss Margaret Smith
on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Luff
visited Reverend and Mrs. F red
Arndt and family in Virginia
one day last week.
Mrs. Leroy Cameron and
daughter Susan spent Saturday
in Wilmington.
A Masquerade Dance spon-
sored by the Marydel Volunteer
Fire Company will be held on
October 27 at the Firehall.
Music by Lee Page. Time 9 to /.
Prizes will be awarded to the
couple with the most original
costumes, and the prettiest and
funniest costumes. Reserva-
tions may be made by contact
ing either Frank Wolenter, 492 :
3346 or Hollis Gray, Hunter q
5634.
Homecoming Services will be
held at Calvary Church Sunday
October %. Song Service at
2 pm. Worship Service at 2:3C
pm. Guest minister will be
Reverend Robert Kelley, War
wick, Md. Following the SER
vice refreshments will be SER
we'd in the Educational Building,
All are invited to attend.
Mrs. Helen Menz from New
Jersey spent the weekend with
her mother and brother, Mrs,
Ann Wolenter and Mr.. Frank
Wolenter.
Miss Margaret Smith, MIR,
and Mrs. Herbert Butts spent
Sunday in Baltimore with Mrs,
Laura Glass and Miss Sara
Glass. Mrs. Glass who has
been i'll is much improved a
this time.
Smyrna times., 1962-10-18
Scouts Say
NillanOva
Toughest On
Hen Schedule

University of Delaware end
coach Irv Whiz) Wisniewski
has secuted all four Villanova
games this season, and the for
mer Michigan grid star feels
the Wildcats are as tough a
team as the Hens have played
in years.
In 1861, Ohio University pro-
vided the seasons biggest test,
and barely escaped with a l7-l6
victory achieved on a 48-yard
field goal in the final second
of play. Wisniewski believes
Villanova is considerably str
onger than the Bobcats we're,
and emphasizes that nothing
less than an all-out effort will
give Delaware its fourth win on
Saturday.
''They have all the attributes
of very fine football team, +"
says Wisniewski. "Villanova
has excellent dept and man.
power, their multiple-T offense
is capable of some 80 varia-
tions, and they've got a big
strong line. Their linemen has
been blocking straight-on, there
have been comparatively few
plays where the guards pull to
lead blocking, and the total pic
ture is one of massive power
up front. They've got the backs
to go behind the blocking, too. !"
Added Wisniewski, ''Man for
man, Villanove is superior to
last years Ohio U. team. They
We got a better quarterback in
Richie Richman, better half
backs--about three or four of
these--and two fullbacks, (Lou)
Rettino and Billy Joe, who are
about the biggest things in the
East.
Richman has completed "a or
4S passes for 362 yards and
five touchdowns, and has run
80 times for a GO average.
The halfbacks, Jim Thomas,
Larry Glueck and Bob Merenda,
average ST, 5.4 and 81 yards
per carry respectively. Rettino
weighs about 225, Joe 240 and
both have been consistent three
yard dependables. Glueck is the
teams most dangerous pass
catcher, having taken in Is for
2l8 yards.
Up front, 245-pound tackle
and captain Charlie Johnson
leads line bigger than Ohio
us or any other opponents
in the past few years.
When asked what Delaware
would have to do to beat the
Wildcats, Wisniewski answ-
cred ''finding the answer to that
question is the subject of this
weeks research"
Smyrna times., 1962-10-18

L. It's got family
roohne
n0hnnh 0T off, That means lots headoom front and Nobody gets
shonchanged Darts
OOIvMu damed thrifty anything standard
n
r Ymmn ~ Gb4a ~ p@ a ~ uaddb hhMhn
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24

be able to attain them. But neither
will LOllObrigida or Audrey Hepburn.
Besides | am very conscious
that beauty lies in the eye of the
beholder - and l am a beholder.
| like women to be natural and
wOmanly, not stereotypes of what's
currently chic.
With millions of American
women crashing their teeth because
their curves and convolutions don't
quite mesh with a fantasy that the
worlds most famous beauties don't
even match, | just had to publish
this lingerie research.
| have been amply rewarded if
it brings one woman closer to reality
and acceptance of what Mother
Nature gave her. -THI END
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
dream measurements

statistics will help lot of girls to
relax and adjust to reality - that
beauty is a relative and subjective
thing and cannot be measured solely
in inches. A woman can only per-
feet the basic shape she has to start
with. If she's 5'2", she can GER
tainly be just as ideal as a girl
5'S-i if she accepts the facts of
her own special shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
A 6eEsOEder's view

In my own humble male opin-
ion, beauty consists Of determina-
ton, personality, vitality, pep, mus
Gle tone, posture and myriad of
other things as well as measure
ments. If your figure standards are
too rigid or absolute, you'll never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

Workouts on the trompoIine and bongo-boords
os we'll os exercises in the swimming pool are
on essential part of the course which builds up
physical stamina for such strenuous step as
the kick turn Mr. Robert Dallas is learning in
one Of the three classes of the ski course being
fought OF the ny" by Mr. Daniel A. Leonard,
senior potroImon Of the, National Ski Petrol
System.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
Foreign Student Day Is Set

her committee have been
meeting with foreign students
from local campuses to see
in which activities the stu
dents are most interested.
Included on Mrs. Breese's
committee are: Mrs. Tracy
Barnes, Mrs. j. Michael Bur-
ry, Mrs. Bernard Bralove,
Mrs. Leonard H. Marks, Mrs.
William McChesney Martin
and Mrs. George w. Cakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

The Foreign Student Service
Council will sponsor the sixth
annual Foreign Student Day
on Tuesday. De- IN Der 4.
Chairman is Mrs. william L.
Breese.
The Commissioners will
once again make it an Off
cial day. Mrs. Breese, whose
husband is one of the coun-
ellis founding members, and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-13

H1xBURG, July 12-Out of a
rainy sky. on Monday. July 2,
came an army heicopter on
Mac Coleman's hay field.
Nine helicopters from Fl.
Bragg. N. c., were en- route to
Harrisonburg for training. When
the copter was missed, one came
back to see what was the matter.
PFC. John Glascock, of Ala
bana, was lelf to guard the plane.
Rain continued, and the engine
was not fixed.
On Saturday, July 7, two men
came to repair the copter, and
John Glascock left. The copter
is still there.
Pvt. Lester Coin, of Fl. Dix,
N. j., spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. De-
Witt Coin. Pvt. Coin will be sent
10 Europe tnlS week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harris and
two daughters, of Baltimore, Md.
were week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewitt Coin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin East, of
Hurt, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
win Glover, Jr. during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Irving,
accompanied by her brother in
law. A. L. Crews, motored
to HopeWell and spent Sunday
with Mr.. Crews's son and family.
On Sunday night. Henry Earl
Covington returned from a visit
at Myrtle Beach, S. C.
j. S. Xix, of T h 0 m asville
N. G., is expected in the home
Of Miss Maggie Xix on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights.
Thursday overnight guests of
Mrs. Flossie Hix Erwin were her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-13
Ashb'y

July 1Z-Everyone is busy!
Don Bales has accepted a posi-
ton with his brother in Rich
mond; Terrell Bales has accept
ed a position with his brother
in Hampton and Charles Ehrlich
has accepted a posistion at the
State Game Farm.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Enrich. Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Bonds, of Richmond.
Mrs. Bill Lockhart and Linda,
Of LaWrenceville and Mrs. Annie
Fitz, Of Chase City, visited their
sister. Mr.. ard Mrs. w. E. Bag
by last week.
The WSCS presented an in
teresting program Thursday
night in its regular monthly
meeting with Mrs. C. G. Sander
son. leader and Mesdames R. S.
Martin. E. W. Sanderson. and
E. C. Walton, Jr.. participant
ing. The topic. Facing the chal-
lenge of Missions.
Mrs. L. J. Dawson attended
a meeting Of WSCS zone officers
in Blackstone, Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-13
Mattoax

MATTOAX, July 12-Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Eldridge and fam
lily, of Randleman. N. c..
brought Mrs. R. F. Saunders
home after she had spent a
week visiting relatives there.
The Eldridge family spent the
week end in the Saunders home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerr and
their children were Sunday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Maxey, who lives, in Buck
ingham.
Bobby Wade, motored to Wash
ington on Sunday to visit his Sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Deeds
and son, Johnny, Of Durham,
N. c., spent the week end with
Misses Esther and Alma Whit
tington.
Mr.. and Mis-. Ruben James, of
ReidSville, N. c, were dinner
guests on Sunday Of Mrs. En-
press Gunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Haden, of
Richmond, visited them in the
afternoon.
At Home Now
Mrs. BAIL Tinsley, is at home
recuperating. after being a pa
tent at Stuart Circle Hospital.
Mrs. Mcclure Morris, of Pow
hatan. Mrs. Maude Morris, and
Mrs. Richard O'Nesty, of Rich
mond, were Sunday afternoon
callers of Herbert Tinsley, who
lives at the Gunter's home. The
Mesdames Morris are sisters of
Mr.. Tinsley.
Mrs. H. F. Wilmington, has
again been called to thu bedside
of her father, Walter T. Sni-
dow, who is i'll in Giles Memorial
Hospital, Pearisburg.