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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06

Leon Edward Fonvielle was
presented the award for the
most outstanding athlete of
1862 in Columbus county at
the local commencement exer-
cises Wednesday night, May
80.
Fonvielle was presented the
award by JiggS Powers, of the
News Reporter, assisted by
Coach Jerry Cartrcttc, for his
outstanding work in sports.
Fonvielle has participated IN
every sport in the high school
program
Cartrette. who helped in the
presentation of the trophy, was
the last person from Tabor
City to win the award. Fon-
Nielle'S receiving the trophy
marked the third time in
twelve years that Tabor ath-
lete had won the high honor.
Fonvielle announced over
the weekend that he plans TO
attend Castle Heights Military
Academy at Lebanon, TenncS-
see. Young Fonvielle and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon c.
Fonvielle, said that Castle
Heights Military Academy Of
fioialS had offered him a half
scholarship to attend the prep
school, rather than go directly
into college in order to i'm
prove his scholastic standing.
The officials stated that the
extra work at CHINA would
help Fonvielle accidentally.
One OF the reasons that caused
Leon to slip enthusiastically was
q bout with hepatitiS last year.
AS Coach CaatrcttS declared,
Such an illness might have
ended some athletes lives. But
Leon Edward kept on. He fin
ally was able to return to
school after missing several
months work. He deserves the
praise of all for his courage
and determination to continue
his athletic career. He is an
inspiration TO all aspiring
vCung athletes. I'm sure that
Leon will go far i'm the sports
world. Congratulations"
Leon Edward was then nam
ed the recipient and he accept
ed the award to the applause
of the audience.
Fonviclle said he intends to
attend CHINA for one year,
then he will transfer TO the
University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
FOnvielle'S most outstanding
performances were those on
the gridiron. II was this that
enabled him 20 get his CHINA
srant-in-aid.
He was :hree-time ALL
Columbus, two time All-Wac-
camaw Athletic Association.
and onc-time All-East and
All-American half-back
Vito RagaZzon, offensive
coach of the UNC Tar Heels,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06
Local WV Queen
I'm Sfufe Contest

Miss Marjorie Neil Granger.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
sene Granger of Tabor City,
VIII represent the local Carl
ton M. Fonvielle Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post in the Miss
n. c. Buddy Poppy pageant to
be held during the 32nd State
convention. The convention
will be held June Z, 8, 9, ami
IL in Wilmington.
The Miss Buddy Poppy con-
test is scheduled for Friday
night, June 8, in ITALIAN Hall
"a! 700. Marjorie will ride in
u parade at 800 that afternoon.
The parade will be through the
Wilmington business district.
After the pageant in ITALIAN
Hall. the Miss Buddy Poppy
Coronation Ball will be held
IL the Wilmington Elks Club.
Mrs. Earl Cartrette, co-chair-
man of the convention pageant
and local auxiliary member.
stated recently. II would like
Il large number of Tabor City
folks TO attend the convention
pageant. We know that Margie
has an excellent chance of
winning the crown. Let's al!
show Margie that we're behind
heI."
Mareie, along with other
contestants, will appear on tel
cviSion station WECT Thurs
day afternoon at l:20
Convention headq uart err $
will be in the Cape Fear Hotel.
The official representative
from the national V. F. w.
head office will be Julian
Dickinson, adjutant general.
The National Ladies Auxiliary
will have Gertrude Rhind.
past national auxiliary preSi-
dent, at the convention.
Howard Atkins, V. F. w.
convention chairman, and Eliz-
absth Baldwin, Ladies Auxili-
airy CHAIRMAN, have predicted
that this convention will DE
one of the best-attended since
the organizations start in 1920.
The main business of the
delegates will be to elect and
install new state officers. Be
tween the balloting, entertain
ment will be provided. In this
way, all meetings will be
streamlined.
The Buddy Poppy Contest
will be one of the highlights of
the meet. Since the queen is
the official representative of
the V. F. W., competition will
be keen. "The girl who wins
the title will have to be intel
iigent, responsible, and beauti-
iul. | think that this describes
Margie Granger to the letter. -
Mrs. Cartrette declared
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06
BERRY MART CLOSED

sales have Closed at Amer
lean Foods str a w b cry
handling facility In Tabor
City and when the final
checks are passed out to
growers Friday, the total
will exceed 100000.
Officials Of the company
have expressed complete
satisfaction with the huge
volume handled here in this
the first year Of the opera
ton and they are already
making plans for a consider
able increase i'm berries in
1868.
The berries continued to
come to market early this
week although in drasticaIly
reduced quantities. Some 600
flats were handled here on
Monday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06
Record Graduation
At TC High School

The largest graduating class
(73) in the history of the Tab
or City high school was gradu-
ated Wednesday night. May 80.
The exercises held in the high
school auditorium were packed
with relatives and friends of
graduates
Truett Milligan, Alice Kelly,
jerry Jenrette, Leon Fonvielle,
Larry Fowler, Margie Grazing
or, and Sue Kelly were the
students who presented speech
Is at that time.
The high school chorus. I'M
Ger the direction of Mrs. Beth
Woody and accompanied oy
Mrs. Nell Fowler, rendered two
musical selections - Anthem
For Spring" and Battle Hymn
Cf the Republic" The Battle
Hymn" as noted by one of the
speakers, was dedicated to the
memory Of two deceased teach
erS, Miss Kate Jones and Mrs.
Martha B. Hicks. These two
teachers taught many of the
graduating seniors and il was
ielt that this dedication was
lifting because they dedicated
their lives to their students and
were always keenly interested
in the Chorus.
Also featured in the program
was a duet sung by senior Nor
ris Gore and junior Roger Ell
liott-'Lct There Be Song"
The top honor graduates, Sue
Kelly (firsD and Truett Mil
!.lfgan (second) were given gifts
from Davis and Dorman Jew
CiCrS, respectively.
After an address by school
principal Randall Burleson, a.
wards were bestowed in vari-
Gus phases of school work.
Those students winning awards
and the award they received
are listed below:
Band: Joe Scott, Phillip
Lewis, and Johnny Murray;
science: Gene GoldfinCh; Math:
Truett Milligan; history: Rich
ard Wright; French: Shelvir
Jean Granger; Latin: John
Robert Faulk; Commerce: Faye
Ward; tipping: Sherry Sue Cox;
agriculture: Lane Buffkin and
Gene Duncan; home econom-
les: Martha Wright and Patric-
ia Ward: Creative Writing:
Sue Kelly; Chorus: Carol Rog-
ers and Norris Gore: Student
Council: Roger Tatum: and
Citizenship: Bonnie Lewis
Prince.
JiggS Powers, head of the
| News Reporter sports depart
ment, was introduced. He was
assisted by jerry Cartrette in
presenting the award to thu
athlete voted the most ou:-
standing in Columbus County
- Leon Edward Fonvicll,
Cartrctte received the same IL
ward a few years ago. (Note
See feature story on Fonviellt
in this issue).
Ronald Foley, the upcomini
president of the Student Coun.
Gil, spoke on some of the OBJ
jectives of the Council for next
year. He succeeds Roger Tatum
as Council head.
/ Diplomas were given To tn,
graduates and Roger Tatun
closed the program with tn,
bcnediction.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06
CORRECTION

We've goofcd again! Or. you
might say we were too fast.
We had already printed the
add for the Ritz Theater when
VIC received word that the time
ion the Kiddy Show for Friday
had been changed from 10 a.
M. TO p. III. Since we couldn't
erase the error. we have in
serted this little reminder a.
bout the time change. Thank
YOU
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06

Joe Ccphus GarIcll. son Of
Mrs. Doris Carroll and the late
r. Alton Carroll of Tabor City.
is another Tabor Citian who
will spend the major part of
the summer in Europe. Joe.
Using junior at the University
OF North Carolina. will leave
1dlcwild Airport in New York
next Monday morning and will
tour Europe for so days. He
will probably return around
Auguet 10. He will be in
group of young people who are
Continued On Page 81
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06
County Cops Raid
Swank Beach Spots

A raid was conducted at
some of the swank spots along
the Grand Strand Friday night.
AT the Elks Club. County
police said, nine slot machines
and about four cases of liquor
we're taken. The manager was
also arrested, they said.
A visit was also paid to the
CASTS Club with nothing being
found.
The raid was led by Sgt.
George o. Fowler, Jr., County
Policemen Lee johnson and
Joe DaWsey.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-06-06

Margaret Ann 1nman. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph In
man. has left Tabor City To-
join 7 other students from
North Carolina who will be
going to Europe on the Mctho-
dist Church sponsored Youth
Caravan. Margaret will spend
her time i'm Europe, along with
the other college students.
working To improve church
buildings and facilities, visit
ing and living in the homes of
European Methodists, conduct
CONTINUED On Page 81
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Storm Batters
New England,
Takes 8 Lives

BOSTON, Oct. 6 (AP) New
England was battered today by
a violent northeast storm which
drenched some sections with
up to seven inches Of rain,
flooding highways, snarling
transportation and disrupting
power service.
Property damage estimates
ranged up in the millions.
At least eight traffic deaths
were attributed to the storm.
AS the storm slackened after
dark, the menace of Hurri-
cane Daisy was raised by the
Weather Bureau as a new
threat to the Maine coastline.
At 6 pm, a hurricane watch
was ordered for residents in
eastern Maine. The Weather
Bureau warned of winds reach
ing up to 10 miles per hour by
tomorrow.
Daisy Due on Maine Coast
From Block Island, r. l.,
northward to Maine, the winds
were expected to hit between
SO and so miles per hour along
the coast.
The Weather Bureau an
nounced at 10 pm. that Daisy
was some 500 miles south
southeast of Boston and NOV
ing north northeast at 20 miles
per hour.
1.-THE storm was expected to
move toward the north north,
east at 20 miles per hour" the
Bureau said, then take a more
northerly course with q slight
increase in forward speed"
The anticipated track OF
Hurricane Daisy will bring the
storm close to the coast OF
Maine Sunday afternoon, the
Bureau said. Tides will rise four
to five feet above normal along
the Maine coast Sunday after
noon. More heavy rain was ex-
pected over eastern New Eng
land.
Whole gale warnings were
displayed from Eastport, Maine
to Block Island.
AS Hurricane Daisy moved
along her threatening course,
southern New England commit
mites were sloshing around in
minor floods.
Providence, r. l., reported a
rainfall of 1853 inches in the
past "a hours. Boston had 4.50
inches, Worcester, Mass, 4.36
and Portland, Maine, 3.15.
Massachusetts, Gov. John A,
Volpe cut short a reelection
campaign tour to direct relief
work in Chelsea, Medford,
Somerville and Arlington,
which suffered widespread
flooding.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
CORE Pickets
Howard Johnson

The Howard johnson Res
taurant at 1412 New York ave-
nue. NV. was picketed for 2l9
hours yesterday as part of a
15-State protest by the Con-
gress Of Racial Equality
(CORE) against segregation.
The pickets paraded in front
of the downtown Washington
restaurant as part of the DEM
onstration against what CORE
termed the restaurant chains
segregation policy in the South.
District law forbids discrim-
ination in Washington restau-
rants.
CORE officials said the pick
cts also were protesting the
arrest of about 100 members
of their group for attempts to
desegregate Howard johnson
places in the South.
Marvin Rich, executive direc-
tor of CORE, with offices in
New York, said q cities in is
States scheduled demonstra-
tions yesterday. In New York
City alone, he said, CORE pick
eted nine restaurants.
CORE called off a demon
stration scheduled at the How
ard johnson Restaurant at
Millington, Md, when the res
taurant agreed to integrate.
Walter Carter, chairman OF
Baltimore CORE, said that all
II Howard johnson restaurants
in Maryland now serve Negroes.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Woman Injured
By Sports Car

A woman was hit by a sports
car and thrown over its hood
yesterday in the 1400 block
of Rhode Island avenue NE,
police reported.
The woman, Ruth Mitchell,
IS, of 6O9 Fourth street NE, a
private nurse, was admitted to
Washington Hospital Center
with fractures of both legs.
She was reported in serious
condition.
Pvt. Bernard c. Hollis, of the
accident investigation unit. said
the driver was Richard E.
Burke, %, of 6021 Ridge road,
Brookmont, Md, student at
the University of Maryland.
Pvt. Hollis said the woman
was crossing the street in the
middle of the block.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
,fI,l,ock

Aug. 2 Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bragg and son have returned to
their home in West Virginia aft
er speN ding their vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Hughes.
Miss Lou Swalley left Monday
morning, with five other girls
from Prince Edward Academy
for FFA-FHA Camp at Smith
field.
Many from this community at
tended open House" at the
Presbyterian manse at Bethle-
hem given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stevens, Saturday after
neon. Mr. Stevens and family
are occupying the manse during
the summer months While he is
serving as supply pastor for
Douglas. Bethlehem and Davis
Memorial Presbyterian Church
es. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and
family will leave Friday for a
two weeks vacation with his
parents in Indiana.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Picnics Postponed On Account Of
Weather Disappoints Children

BELONA Aug. , The last
Sunday in July brought a down
pour of rain and very cool
weather. No doubt the Herald
readers grow tired of this
weather news. There was quite
good congregation at Provi-
dence Church at the 10 am.
service Notwithstanding the
weather. Some Of the Sunday
School picnics had to be post
pcned ewing to bad weather and
the children are quite dlsap-
pointed.
Mrs. C. N. Elam's sister has
returned from Florida and is
staying at Bel-Nelnus with the
Elams and they are happy to
have her with them.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Mert Bowles, Of
Richmond. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Bell on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Stratt0n, of Tren-
holm, were dinner guests Of the
Bells, Mrs. STATIONS parents.
On July 80, the Rev. Joseph
Matthews, Mrs. Matthews and
children and group from
Providence and Genito churches
left for Buggs Island for a con
ference. They will return on
August 3.
Guests at Birdland Farm
Last Monday Mrs. B. F. Att
kisson and r OBJ ert Anderson
visited Miss Birdie Baugh at
"Birdland Farm" They we're
from Richmond. Recent callers
in the same home were Mrs.
Herbert Kruger. Of Powhatan
Court House, Mrs. Mabel Krue-
ger. of Boston, Mass, Mrs. Ken
meth Wright, and baby girl, of
PoWhatan Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. thurman West.
of Powhatan Court House visit
ed Miss Birdie Baugh and Mrs.
Harriette Garner. of Ohio. She
has been at Birdland Farm
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
IS Members OF Simpson Family
Together For Family Reunion

POWHATAN. Aug. Mrs.
F. w. Simpson was indeed very
happy on Sunday. July %, when
she had all of her nine chill
dren. with their families, to-
gether for a reunion.
They all attended worship
service at II am. at the Red
Lane Baptist Church. and then
went to the War M e m or a |
Building where IS members of
the family assembled for pic
nc dinner.
Her children are Harvey S..
OF Waldorf. Md. Mrs. Elwood
Hall. of Amelia Johnny. Elijah
F.. and G. Thomas. all of Ches-
terrified county: Mrs. Archie
Tigmor, of Henrico county; W.
Lloyd and Mrs. Ed L. Shiflett,
Of Richmond: and James E., Of
PoWhatan.
Home From Hospital
H. H. Hartman Of Logan.
w. Va. a former resident Of
Powhatan county who has been
a patient for several days at
MCV Hospital in Richmond, has
been able TO return to his home
after spending a couple of days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Drew H.
Hicks at Belmeade. Mrs. Hart
man spent several days at the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

Hicks home. also. Mrs. Helen
Tyree. her sister. of BlacksbuTg.
was here for a few days visit
with Mrs. Hartman.
PicnicS
Emanuel Episcopal Church
will have their annual picnic at
Bear Greek Lake on Saturday.
August 4. They will have sup
per there. Members of the Pow
hatan Methodist Church will
journey to Moore's Lake on Sat
urday afternoon with a picnic
supper there.
Little Leaguers?
The young boys are very
much interested in baseball and
are playing every time they get
an opportunity. and hope to be
organized as Little Leaguers"
In the near future. Last Friday
night, July q. the Cardwell
team from Goochland county
came over for a practice game
on the Powhatan field. This Fri
day. August 3. the Powhatan
boys will travel to meet the
Cardwell team on the softball
field at Goochland. MIR. and
Mrs. Franklin Hubbard have
been guiding the boys in their
summer activities. and they
have been getting some good
experience.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Hiixburg

Mrs. Rob Martin and Mrs.
Richard Robinson went to Gin
cinnah on Thursday for a visit
with their daughter and son,
MI. and Mrs. Richard D. Rob
insOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nj. Paris and
Debbie. of Lynchburg, were
Sunday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Gown g n.
Monday morning. Eddie CoviEg-
ton left for a week at the FLA
and FILA camps in Snlthfield
Cdr. Robert Niereness and
sen. Bobbie, were week end
guests Of Cdr. and Mrs. Patrick
Lair. Mereness is the Public At
fairs and Fleet Information TO-
ficer for commanderin chief Of
the u. S. Atlantic Fleet.
Jim FrW n, of Knoxville
Tenn, has accepted a position
IN Miami. Fla. He and his fami
~ will stop BY to see his moth
er. Mrs. Ffossie HiX Erwin, on
August 10. when Ell route to
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Daily
and five children, of Detroit,
Mich. army friends of Mrs.
John Coin when she was a ser
geant in the WAC's l8 years
ago, were house guests of the
Coins from Wednesday until
Thursday.
Reported by Mrs. A. R. South
all. instructor at the Commune
ty Cannery at Pamplin, that the
work is progressing nicely
In the month of July 4,000 cans
were processed. There were IS
patrons. Mrs. Elsie Smith, of
Prospect, with l08 cans has put
up the most. Mrs. Halle Single
ton, of Darlington Heights, was
close second with 80 cans. She
has the right idea. Her husband
comes to help her.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Attend Camp At Buggs Island

mond. They expect to be here
about six weeks.
Ralph Arnold was quite seri-
ously injured last week at work
when a lumber lift went over
his body. He was rushed to
Johnston-Willis Hospital by the
PoWhatan Emergency crew. He
is making satisfactory re-
covery but will be unable to
work for some time.
Doing Well
Mrs. w. c. Kirby is doing fine
following surgery. and hopes to
be able to leave St. Luke's Hos
pital the latter part Of the week
LinWood F. Hicks entered Nc
CURE Hospital for treatment
last Thursday. lie expects to
undergo surgery this week. and
his friends here hope he viii
make a satisfactory recovery.
w. 7. Williams. Rice Toney.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton vii
Hams spent last Sunday after
noon visiting in Richmond at
several hospitals Their hos
pitalized friends included Mrs.
W. c. Kirby. Miss Arm Piercy,
and Mrs. Mary Farmer, all at
different hospitals.
Sunday guests on July % Of
the F.. Graham Lester family
were: MI ard Mrs. O. A. FAINT.
Jr.. and Their two children, Of
Culpeper: Mr.. and Mrs Alex
Leland and two son. of Fork
Union. and Miss Lois Blankcn-
shin and Watson Yeats Of
Amelia. Their week end guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Tyroe
and Tommy Lester. Rich
mond. and Mrs. W. G. Morris.
Jr., Of Culpeper.
Mrs. F.. A. Hare and her four
children enjoyed couple Of
days visiting the Hugh T. Cole
family. Bury Hare stayed on
for a few days.
Guests of Coles
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Stonncll
and their three children, Of
Richmond. spent the day on
Sunday with the Cole family.
Ricky Cole had been visiting
there Stree Monday.
The Rev. 7. Graham Lester
will be guest minister for re-
vival services at the Smyrna
Baptist Church. near Rock Cas-
tie, August $40. Homecoming
services will begin at II I'M.
on Sunday with dinner at the
noon hour and a service at
pm. The Rev. H. D. A 'derson
will conduct the worship service
at Fine Greek Baptist Church in
the absence of the pastor
! Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Hern-
don and daughter, Debbie. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
I'D Club Meets

Mrs. A. M. Throckmorton was
hostess to TIE ThlOck HID Club
Thursday evening. The demon
stratlon on Labels" was given
by Mrs. Eunice Motley. Plans
We're made for the annual pic
mic and Mrs. Bert SWalley in
vited the members and their
families to her home or Thurs
day evening, Aug. l6, for this
occasion. Each member is ask
ed to bring a picnic basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Price have
been frequent visitor of his sis
ter, Mrs. George johnson, who
is patient in Southside Com
munity Hospital.
Mrs. William Doughty, the
former Miss Dolly Thackston, Of
Charlottesville, was honored at
a china, crystal and silve
shower given by Miss Margaret
Sue Fore at the home Of her.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Roy T..
Fore. at kingsville Saturday
evening.
Kermit Slayton. of Roanoke,
visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Slayton. during the
week end.
Hospital Patti Mt
A. M. Throckmorton was ad-
mitted to the Southside Com
munity Hospital Sunday for OBJ
servation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Parker,
of Richmond, recently visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Slayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Slayton
and infant daughter, of Lynch
burg. were week end guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Slayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Slayton and children. of
Pamplin, called in the same
home. Sunday evening.
A. NJ. Throckmorton received
word Tuesday that his cousin,
Charlie Sadler of Clover. pass
ed away that morning. Due to
illness, Mr.. Trhckmorton was
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

unable to attend the funeral.
Those attending the funeral of
Mr.. Sadler Thursday were Mrs.
Bert Swalley, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
hah Throckmorton, of Sprouse S
Corner, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie
D. Throckmorton, of Worsham,
and Trei.t Throckmotton, OF Me
herrin.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Collie
and children, of r c h m o n d,
spent last week on vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lie Collie.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

since July y. They were both
glad to see Mr.. and Mrs. West
on Saturday night.
Much synapthy is extended
to all the relatives and friends
Ct Miss Bernice Denoon who
passed away last week.
Mrs. Ollie Martin had the
misfortune to sprain her ankle
recently but it las gotten on
nicely and she was able to at
fend church services on Sun
day.
The birds wish all Herald
readers the best Of health and
happiness. b sure to drive
carefully and feed them regu-
lally.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lee Hern-
don, of Richmond, spent Sun
day, July %, at Westmoreland
Mrs. E. P. Hicks was at Dor
set, Saturday afternoon, to at
fend the Bradbury Gray we'd
ding.