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The Makings Of Thanksgiving
MIR. And Mrs. Max Harlan, Jr.
See "The King And T. Saturday

Mrs. j. G. Mann in Richmond.
Mrs H. c. Gillian had as her
week end guest her sister. Miss
10 Blanton. of Charlottesville.
Miss Jean Metzger will be hos
tess to the Cumberland Youth
Fellowship group at her home,
Anchors DOVE" this Sunday,
November II. beginning at $50
pm, with a Weiner roast in the
basement recreation room. An
interesting program has been
prepared by the leader, Billy
Horst
Miss Bessie Stuart, of Farm
vile. is the expected guest this
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Wilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Agee ard
children. Of Bon Air, were among
the recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Edward Scott and
their daughter. Sharon.
Mrs Dwight L. johnson re-
tuned Monday from Chicago.
ILL.,, where she visited her father,
the Rev. 0. w. Carlson. who is
a patient in the Swedish Coven-
art Hospital. She found his con
dition much improved.
Miss Josephine Huskey is ex-
pected home this week from a
two week visit with relatives in
Tennessee. She will be accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Betty
10 Cameron, of Sevierville, Tenn.
OthCr guests Of the Huskey fami-
" ard Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Scot viii be James Grant. and
ms son, Luther. of Maryville,
Tern.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Newman
VISITED his parents. Nh. and Mrs.
z. I. Newman and his brother.
NJ j. Newman. and Mrs. New
man in Richmond last Sunday.
Attend Wedding
The Rev. and Mrs. T. p.
Reynolds ard Mrs. G. G. Wilkin-
son accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c Hayes to Richmond for the
Fox-Hart wedding, which took
place N the chapel Of the Metho-
dist Hermitage Home on Satur-
day at 4 pm, November 9. Mr..
and Mrs. L. W. Midkiff and
Ebert AIidkiff were also among
t \ rose attending from Thu
lclnity Thomas Pierce
Reynolds, Jr.. rendered two
solos Because" ard 9TH e
Lords Prayer. Miss Jean Rev
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nolds was pianist for the recep-
ton following the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Seay
and family had as their guest
for a few days this week Mrs.
T. W. Shackleford, of Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman
spent the day in Richmond or
Sunday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter L. Guthrie and
family.
Guests of Mrs. B. A. Peters
and Carroll Peters last Sunday
at Maple Grove" were Mr.. and
Mrs. Talmade C. Bagby and
daughter, Harriet, of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sanderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Peters and
daughter, Kathy, of Farmville
Also, Mrs. R. B. Peters, Mr..
ard Mrs. Luther A. Zirkle, Bar
bara and Debbie Boswell and
Becky Peters, of Cumberland.
Among the recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meinhard
were Mrs. Harry Nicer, of Wash
ington. D. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Meinhard and daughter,
Tracy. of Cartersville.
j. Albert Jenkins and family
are receiving the sympathy of
their many friends in the pass
ing of his wife, Mrs. Ida AMeador
jenkins.
Mrs. Grady w. Garrett spent
the holiday week end at Silver
Spring. Md, as the guest Of her
son, W. Allen Garrett, and fami-
ly.
Mrs. Irwin Bryant, who under
vert surgery on Monday of last
week at the Martha Jefferson
Hospital in Charlottesville, has
returned and is recupertaing at
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Giles
pie. of Alexandra, and M. Sgt.
and Mrs. Douglas Mann. of Rich
mond. were guests recently of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Newman.
M. Sgt. Mann is stationed at
Langley Field Air Base.
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Deatonville

Nov. IA Miss Byrdie Mae
Hillsman is spending this week
IN Roanoke with her sister. Mrs.
Rufus Elicit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ander-
son, of Denver, Colo, and Mr..
and Mrs. LinWood Carter. of Co
lonial Heights. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Foeman and Miss
Bessie Foeman, Saturday after
noon.
H bert Cunningham, of
Lynchburg, spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Witt Borum.
Mrs. Barney McGinty and
sons. of Charlottesville spe
several days last week, with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Nash and Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Gear
heart and Kathy, of Sandston,
visited the Nashes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Kennedy
and Mrs. Martha Walker, of
Farmville, called to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Witt Borum, Sunday after
noon.
Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Taylor on Sunday were
w. L. Chamberlain, his son,
Richard. and daughter, Eliza
beth, and grandson, David, and
Al Aldrich, all Of Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Vaughan, of
Farmville, and Mrs. Elva Wood
yard and Mrs Ruth Sheppard,
of Rice, and on Wednesday,
George Shpil, of Richmond, visit
ed them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waverly Reams
and daughter, Doris, of Amelia,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Witt Bor-
UNI, Saturday night.
Mrs. Ethel Llewellyn is spend
ing some time with her brothers
Robert Broaddus and Howard
Joyce and families in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Ellington
and family, Of Richmond. spent
the week end with his mother,
Mrs. Eva Ellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Carter
and Marie and Mrs. John Elliott
and daughter, Daisy, spent Sun
day in Richmond with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Elliott.
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mond. Miss Susan French. Of
Varina. and Mrs. Sallye Phlegar,
OF Ripplemeade 1t was Mrs.
Phlegar's Seth birthday. and her
first visit to her niece, Mrs.
Wilmington.
Afr and Mrs. Roy Saunders,
Mrs Lydia Thompson, and the
Misses Esther and Alma Whit
tlngton attended the Steele
Frame wedding at Fine Creek
Baptist Church on Saturday aft
ernoon.
The Misses Carolyn Poore and
Nancy Saunders spent the week
end with their parents, returning
to Westhampton College on Sun
day night.
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and Mrs. Max B Harlan. Jr..
were among the guests for dir
her at the Commonwealth Club
in Richmond las. Saturday and
The King ana l. performance
held at the Virginia Fine Arts
Museum with the State Planters
Bank of Commerce and Trust as
host Recent guests and visitors
of the Harlars were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Austin. of Airing
ton, Mr.. ana Mrs Earl Taylor.
of Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B Harlan. of Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Smith and
Bill Smith visited Mr., and Mrs.
Stanley Vance Munsey ain ii
daughter, Ann Stafford. IN Rich
mond on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon L. Car
rett and daughter. Betty. spent
the day Saturday in Richmond
as guests Of Mrs. L. w. Gills.
Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Darby
We're overnight guests recently
of Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Hopkins
in Lynchburg. Guests at Oak
wood during the week end were
Karen and David Crute. of
Farmville.
1t. and MIS-. E. c. Atkinson
with their three sons. of Nor
folk, were visitors on Sunday Of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. GEORGE.
Mr.. and Mrs Orburn speas
had as their GUESTS last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Bradshaw.
OF PoWhatan.
A message was received here
on Monday Of the passing Of
Mrs. Maybelle Stout at her home
in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday.
November Z Funeral services
We're held ia the Hilltop Chapel
at II am. November II with
lnterment n Glen Rest GENE
terry. The late Mr.. and Mrs. "
Claude Stout moved from Cum
berland 70 Columbus about %
years ago He was retired
Cumberland postmaster. Their
many friends of long standing
here regret their passing.
Nh. and Mrs. Grin Sheriff. and
family returned to their home
in Iron Station, N. c.. on Sun
day following a visit here with
his sister. Mrs j, c. Hayes.
and Mr.. Hayes.
Pvt and Mrs. Robert Rich
ards. of Richmond. were recent
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin A F'lippen and Mrs.
Charles S. Miner Pvt. Richrds
left Saturday following d l5-day
furlough, for .service duties al
Fort Sam Houston in San Ar
tonia Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton B. Walk
er. Natlly, Dorothy Garrett and
Martin Walker. Of West Point
We're among the recent visitors
OF Mr. and Mrs. Larkin C. Gar
rett.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. God
sey- accompanied by Miss Mary
E. Godsey. were visitors of Mrs.
j. Raleigh Godsey al Spout
Spring on Sunday.
In Rocky Mount
Mrs. Virginia Kesler spent the
past week end visiting relatives
and friends at Rocky Mount and
Rustburg.
Mesdames W. F. Boggs, Mar
vim H. Maxey, Jr.. and D. c.
Lane attended the Justice Of The
Peace School Of thu. .al 81 Vii
ginia on Monday and -nesdav
held at the State Police Hold
quarters near Richmond.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Williams
and daughter Robin Lynn, Of
Crewe, spent the day Sunday as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. V.
Couch at Lakeview Farm.
Mrs. Philip F'ranck. Farmville
district director of the Parents
and Teachers Congress, attend-
ed the P-TA meeting OF tn e
Board Of Managers at the Hotel
jefferson in Richmond on Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
Expected week end guests at
Mount View are cadets Bob
by Franck and John O'Brien,
students Of VPI in Blacksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Ransom
were recent visitors of MI. and
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Mattoax

Nov. IA " Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Moser, Of Atlanta. Ga, arrived
on Saturday to spend week
with his sister, Mrs. R. F. Saun-
ders
Mrs. Howard Wilmington. had
as her guests on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle SnidoW Of Rich
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Mr.. and Ms. j. L. Metcalf and
Mrs Billy DeFord enjoyed a get
together and singing at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Beasley
in AppomattoX Monday.
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MIR. Stevens Changes Pastorates

The Rev Charlie ID. Stevens pastor Sharon Field
Of Baptist Churches Buckingham
accept passionate in Fauquer County He
sermon Sunday Oct p. The consists of Goshen
Mt TABOR and Sharon Mr. Stevens with Mrs
Stevens and their three Grover
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badly, as they did, at the Ole
Bailey. When I had coffee with
him less than three weeks ago
he told me. II could never be
in prison. I can't live without
cigarettes and coffee" Forty
cups a day. One cigarette after
the other.
Pat Neal gave me the best
news of all when I lunched with
her at Shepperton where she
is filming Psyche &c." THE
steel tube that has been In my
sons head ever since he was
injured by q car, was taken out
yesterday. And we hope that
Everything will be all right
now" I'll say amen to that.
Roberta Peters, the Met
songbird, will remain in Europe
after her current opera session
In Salzburg. In September,
Roberta goes to Zurich, Swift
zerland to play Rosina in the
movie version of Barber Of
Seville"
- ~
I'd like to have seen Reginald
Gardeners face when he read
Joan Crawford's description of
her film career. you played
opposite Carlo one day, Gable
the next, and Reginald Gard
ner was your father" / be-
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s1r HOLLYWOOD NANA. =
a Terence Stamp almost won the
Oscar for his angelic Billy
Budd." But he hasn't worked
since, and If something doesn't
get cracking soon, Terry says
he will leave London and work
IN France. To my knowledge
the likeable 23-year-old actor
is up for two films in England.
They had better start soon. d. d.
sAetually it isn't q bad idea to
go to another country when
Jour luck is low. jean Seberg
took a chance in Paris when
her Joan of Arc" flop for Otto
Premlnger made her poison at
the producers offices. Now she
7 s rated among the top three Of
France. The movie situation
BY the way, is changing in
france. August was considered
tae lead month. But with q
little cir conditioning seeping
thrpugh, the Steve Mcqueen
James Garner Great Escape
picture opens in Paris on the
82sd. They are hoping that one
apiethe two stars can attend.
Anthony Quinn should take
areal rest. Tony hasn't stopped
working in films and on the
stage for the last five years.
Vow he has three more films
lined up to follow Behind a
8pale Horse" His personal prob
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Terry's Miffed
At Bod Luck
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

lens are not helping his state
of mind. He did not look well
when I saw him in Paris. Al
though / must add that Tony
has developed into one Of the
great actors Of our day.
Tarzan discussing the cold
WARP That win be the tree
swinging day. But that is what
Tarzan producer Sy Weintaub
is planning for the former
grunt and groaner. However
in case you have forgotten, the
real name Of the handsome
ape-man was Lord Greystoke
In the original Edgar Rice
Burroughs story.
I was not surprised that DR.,
Stephen Ward would do away
with himself II things went
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lieve Joan meant Reginali
Owen.
The name Of Bardot's Lon.
don picture with Tony Perkins
is "the beautiful bird brain.
Brig can give her co-stars 9
rough time. Let's hope she
falls for Tony's boyish charm
Billy de Wolfe and his
wife have separated If not di-
vorced, and Billy has rented a
beautiful apartment in Lon
don's Grosvenor Square-all for
himself. And did you know
that his last name is not De
Wolfe, but Jones2 -. Lex
Barker, very popular in Rome,
makes most Of his films in
Germany. He has enough to
keep him busy there for the
next four years. Lex, / am
told, is still grieving over the
death Of his pretty wife.
$50
All seems serene-as Of writ
ing-between John Barrymore
and his tempestuous Italian
wife. 1t wasn't too long ago
in Madrid, that John tore down
the door Of his wife's room
after she locked him out. i.
Young Brett Halsey, who lives
in Rome, is playing Tyrone
Power-type roles, His latest
Is Bridge Of Sighs," which also
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puts him in-the Casanova class.
Sophia LOren's cheshire cat
"Pompidou" In Yesterday, To-
day, Tomorrow" cost the COM
pany a cool $4,000, when it
jumped out Of Sophia's arms
during a scene. Production
was held up while everyone
crawled around shouting for
the beast. They were Just
about to start again with an
other cat, when old cheshire
'puss turned UP. Just like q
star.
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Garry Backs Career Ends
With Clipped Bone in Ankle

CHICAGO. Aug. "a APP
The brilliant racing career Of
Carry Back that earned 81, Ill.,
els and carried him to victory
in the 1861 Kentucky Derby and
Preakness came to an abrupt
end today.
The fourth-ranking money
winner of all time suffered a
chip IN the sesamoid bone OF his
left front ankle. The injury
occurred while he was galloping
around the Arlington Park
track preparing for today's
100000 added Washington Park
Handicap.
Trainer Jack Price withdrew
the famed 5-year-old from the
race. and announced that Car
ry Back will be placed in stud.
Second in Comeback
Carry Back was In stud at
a farm near Ocala, Fla, during
the late breeding season. Then
he started a comeback. He
made his first start a week ago
in the Buckeye Handicap at
Randall Park and ran second
TO Gushing Wind.
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was Fred Newman, a 21-year-
old Highlander recently
brought up from Hawaii. He
was removed in the sixth in
ming, but the early cushion the
Angels manufactured for him
was more than enough to pro-
vide him with his first major
league victory.
Julian Navarro finished up
for Los Angeles and gave up a
token run in the eighth. Jim
King batted in both Washing
ton runs, one on a double, one
of six Senator hits, and the
other on an infield out.
The Senators not only held
the Angels to seven fewer runs
than they made Friday, but
also held them to only two
double plays. There weren't
many more opportunities for
the winners to double their
pleasure.
Billy Moran added to the
Angels club records with back
to-back triples in the seventh
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Pepitone
Fined $50

NEW YORK, Aug "a (AP).-
First Baseman Joe Pepitone OF
the Yankees today was notified
he had been fined $50 for in
citing a fight during the
Yankee Indian second game
here Wednesday night.
Pepitone tried to attack
Cleveland Pitcher Gary Bell
after being hit by a pitch for
the second time in the game.
About so players from 10th
teams got into the melee In
which no one was hurt by a
punch but Shortstop Larry
Brown Of the Indians sustained
a four-stitch spike wound on
the left heel in the scufiling
Bell was fined $50 on the spot
by plate umpire Lou DiMuro.
American League President Joe
Cronin notified Pepitone of the
fine after reading tie uinpires'
reports Of the incident.
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Round Table, Kelso and Nashua
on the roster OF money-making
horses. He might have picked
up more along the comeback
trail.
Earlier Plans
Trainer Price-before the bad
break-had talked Of taking
the horse TO New York for the
500, 000-added Aqueduct Hand
leap and possibly TO France for
the Arc de Triomphe.
Before the injury, Price had
been high on Garry Backs
chances for more cash and
glory. He called him a terrific
competitor and related, Garry
Back feels like he always did.
I'm sure he's fit"
Garry Back is a son Of Saggy,
the bargain" colt who was the
only horse TO defeat Citation as
a 3-year-old. Carry Back has a
tremendous 3-year-old record
IN 1861. He took the Kentucky
Derby and the Preakness and
also the Flamingo, Florida Der
by, Trenton and Jerome handi-
caps.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. "a tAP)
Jim Halls two-out homer in
the eighth inning broke up a
pitching duel tonight and gave
Lee STANCE of the Twins a 10
victory over the Orioles and
Dick Hall.
The victory put the Twins
in a second-place tie with the
White SoX in the American
League. - games behind the
Yankees. Baltimore is in fourth,
only one percentage point back
OF the runners-up.
Jim Hall hit his gath homer
with two out In the eighth,
ending Dick Halls scoreless
string at q innings.
STANCE allowed seven hits,
including two-out singles by
jim Gentle and Brooks Rob-
inson in the bottom Of the
ninth.
Earlier. the highlander re-
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Pirates Blank
pills Behind
CardWe|I, 70

PHILADELPHIA. AUG. "a
(AP).-The alright pitching
of Don Cardwell and a two
run homer by Roberto Gle
mente spanked the Pirates over
the Phillies tonight, TO.
1t was the Pirates's first vic
tory in their last six meetings
with the PhillieS, who had won
10 of their last IL games.
Cardwell held the Phils hitless
until Yves Covington's single
after two were out in the sixth
inning and finished with a
four-hitter. Philadelphia's last
two hits came with two away
in the ninth.
He's now 1912.
Clemente homered in the
third off loser Chris Short,
making it 20.
Smoky Burgess triple was
the key hit as the Pirates added
two more runs in the sixth, and
Jerry Lynch smacked a two-run
pinch single in the ninth.
PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA
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Buffalo Wins
Over Patriots

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. "a
(AP) .-Fullback Cookie Gill
christ streaked for two touch
downs tonight as the Buffalo
Bills handed Boston its fourth
straight American Football
League exhibition loss, 24-14.
The 250-pound Gilchris t
shook the Patriots with a AZ
yard touchdown jaunt that put
the Bills ahead in the second
quarter. He scored again on a
three-yard buck in the third
period.
A crowd of 1887 watched
the game at War Memorial
Stadium. Babe Parilli passed
for one Boston touchdown
and scored the second on a
courtyard sweep.
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Packers Pin
26-7 Loss
On Bears

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. "a CAP).
The mighty Green Bay Pack
ers, tuning up in hopes of a
third straight National Foot
ball League title, survived a
suffering start and overpow-
cred the Chicago Bears, 26-7,
tonight before a packed crowd
of 1882 in the l4th annual
Midwest Shrine game.
Unable to get rolling, the
Packers spotted the Bears a rs
halftime lead and then rallied
for seven points in the third
period and Is in the final in
pulling away to their 2lst
straight exhibition triumph
over NIL rivals.
The Bears scored their lone
touchdown on three-yard pass
from Bill Wade to Mike Ditka
in the opening quarter.
The Packers finally broke into
the scoring column as Bart
Starr hit Ron Kramer on a l9-
yard scoring pass at 1900 of
the second period. but Jerry
Kramer's boot for the extra
point was blocked,
The Packers, beaten only by
the College All-Stars in pre-
season games since 1859, settled
down to business at the outset
of the second half and went on
to defeat the Bears for the
eighth straight time.