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Evening star., 1963-05-30
Women Victims
Of Plot? Debate On

vague dissatisfaction q wom-
an might feel was satisfied
by having a baby or dyeing
her hair" she said.
Career women were not
absent from the 1859 stories,
Mrs. Friedan said. But they
were always monsters, trying
to take the heroine's hus-
band away, or keeping her
from breast feeding her
baby"
Women active on behalf Of
the United Nations and other
such groups were frowned
upon," the author said. Even
the president Of the PTA be-
came suspect"
These developments did q
lot of damage" Mrs. Friedan
believes-damage which still
continues, although today's
magazines are more subtle
about the feminine mys-
tique."
Sociologist Margaret Mead
''is still trying to say that all
the wonderful things Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt did in the
world stemmed from her
identity as a mother" Mrs.
Friedan said scornfully. This
is a distortion" she declared.
Editor Denies Conspiracy
Mr.. Stein argued that 1t is
ridiculous to charge that "a
conspiracy exists to keep
American women trapped in
endless and empty house
wifery.
I'VE live in a complex in
dustrial society in which few
people-women or men-do
satisfying and meaningful
work." he said. THE vast
majority of American men
work at routine factory and
office jobs that offer no per-
Evening star., 1963-05-30

Saturday at the Grace Prot
estant Episcopal Church in
Hamden, Conn.
The bride was graduated
from the Hill School in Md
dleburg, Va, and the Madeira
School in Greenway, Va, and
Wellesley College. She made
her debut in Middleburg in
1858.
Mr.. Cortesi is a graduate
of Milton Academy and Har-
ward College. He holds a
doctorate from the University
of Virginia.
The couple will live in this
city where Mr.. Cortesi is as
sociated with Westinghouse
Electric Corp.
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Wendy Whitney
Morries
Roger Cortesi

Mrs. Thomas Ewart Mats
ton Of Hamden, Cam, and
Mr.. John Sargent Whitney Of
Evergreen, Colo, formerly of
Millbrook, N. Y, announce
the marriage of their
daughter Wendy Catherine
Whitney to Mr.. Roger Spen-
Ger Cortesi, son Of Mr.. Roger
Cortesi Of New York City and
the late Mrs. Louise Spencer
CorteSi.
The wedding took place
Evening star., 1963-05-30
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star Staff Writer

Are American women VIC
Tins of a feminine mys-
tique," which holds that their
their only road to happiness
lies in their role as wives and
mothers?
Are they caught in a hope
less trap" of early marriage
Evening star., 1963-05-30

and early child bearing,
which keeps them from find
ing their real identity as hui
man beings?
Has this role been foisted
upon women by the mass
media Of the Nation, par
ticularly the women's maga-
zines?
Are women made to believe
that they can't have both q
home and a career, but face
q stark choice?
They Argue the Issue
The answer to all these is
q resounding yes" says Mrs.
Betty Friedan. a magazine
writer who has recently pub
liShed a provocative book,
THE Feminine Mystique,"
saying all this and a lot more.
Nonsense" says Robert
Stein, editor Of Redbook
Magazine. on behalf of the
editors Of the Nations wom-
ems magazines.
The two battled out the
subject yesterday at a lunch
con sponsored by the Wom-
ems National Press Club at
the Statler- Hilton Hotel.
The feminine mystique,
says Mrs. Friedan, somehow
denies that women are free
and equal. without seeming
to. 1t says we are ineffably
mysterious, different from
men, and that our fulfillment
is to be found in sexual pas
sivity, mother love and sub
mission to male domination.
1t says We are happy not to
have any Of the aspirations
that men have, because we
have our own world. q wom-
ans world.
IF we have had an un-
fortunate neurotic emphasis
on wanting equality with
men, or have a passionate
goal outside motherhood, we'll
too bad, it's a cross We have
to bear. No one Is going to
stop us. But we won't find
fulfillment!"
Women who do brave the
barriers, and try to have
both home and career, "all
have been scared by the
feminine mystique," she said.
I'VE all feel the scarlet "A
for Absenteeism on our FORE
head-for committing the
sin Of not being present with
children "a hours a day"
Traces Magazine Trend
She became convinced,
after a detailed study of
magazines back to 1899, that
women's magazines were the
chief culprit in fostering the
feminine mystique, Mrs.
Friedan said.
They have created and
glorified "the narrow house.
wife image as IL it was the
only way" she said.
Tracing changes since 1899.
the author said that in that
year women's magazine hero
ines were mostly career
girls-but attractive to men.
Women's rights had been
won not too long before. It
was an Image that the
housewife could identify with
for her daughter, II not her
self. It shaped the dreams Of
women Of that era"
BY l949. she said, "only
one Of three heroines was a
career woman-and she went
about beating her breast,
saying all she wanted was
10 be a housewife"
BY 1859. she continued, IT
could not find any heroine
who had any single aim ex-
cept the pursuit Of a man.
Even the single girls in sto-
ries we're not working" Any
Evening star., 1963-05-30
Peace Corps
Reception

Ambassador Mohammed
Hashim Maiwandwal Of AZ
ghanistan will attend gradu-
alton Of Peace Corps candi-
dates going to his country as
Evening star., 1963-05-30

teachers of English and print
ers tomorrow. The 4 pm.
event will be held in the Hall
Of Nations. A reception will
follow.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
Nominations
Wanted For ASCS
Committee

AMELIA. Sept IS M. Hobson
Fleming. chairman of the
Amelia Asses county committee.
has announced that the com
mlttee will accept nominations,
by petition, Of eligible farmers
to be entered in the forthcoming
committee election.
To be eligible this nomination
must be presented to the com
mlttee rot later than Sept. %.
Safety when walking, safety
when driving. Keeps a man
healthy, happy and surviving.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Pembeit0n.
Surprise Visitors
Mrs. Nester jenkins and Mrs.
Chum Mann had a pleasant sur
Prise caller last week. an old
schcclmate. Edward Pillow. He
also visited his old home place
and his father : grave. and other
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney McGinty
and bows. Of Charlottesville.
spent the week end with Mr.. ard
MIS-. Henry Nash.
Mrs. Dan Hillsnan spent the
week end IN Richmond with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
ard Mrs. JACK Bruce.
Those attending a training
rnion program at Chesterfield
Baptist Church from sand y
Creek on Monday night were
Nlr. and Mrs. Harvey Borum,
Mt. and Mrs. Tommy Motley,
Mrs. Albert Hillsman, Mrs.
Dawson joyce and Louie Over
ton. They will start a training
union at Sandy Creek Sunday
night Oct. !, at 6 pm. Every
one IS invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price and
family visited relatives in North
Carolina over the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
Junior GAS Formed In Mt. Zion

NEW CANTON. Sept. u Mt.
Zion intermediate GAS held
their last two meetings in the
Buschman and Phillips homes.
Wedding bells were really
ringing on August 81 for three
Of this areas young people. when
the Brandt Jones. Hudgin :
Woodie and Johnson Pierce
marriages took place in different
places.
The junior age girls met in
the home Of Mrs. j. R. Phillips
the GA director on last Thurs
day and organized a Junior GA
with Theresa Buchanan as the
president and Gayle Apperson,
secretary-treasurer.
The junior age in 9-10-11 years
of age All girls Of this age are
welcome. They meet on Thurs
day after school in the directors
home.
Sgt. and Mrs. Arliss Camp
bell, from Texas, spent the week
end in his home on his way to
Fort Eustace, his present assign
ment.
He also visited Mrs. w. w.
Adams his Sunday School teach
ar for many years.
Mrs Nancy Blankenship.
chairman of the Fine Arts De
partment Of the Woman's Club.
had her committee meet with
her Wednesday afternoon.
Sunday guests in the J. A..
Deane home were MIS-. Robert
H. Johnson, her daughter. Mrs.
Thclina Larnlore, and her son
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ron
aid Johnson, Of Wilmington.
Del; Col and Mrs. Jesse Mr..
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Deane Jr.. ard children: and
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Walman
and family, of Richmond. Sun
day afternoon they joined Nh
and Mrs. Richard Weber and
family at their cabin in Lake
side Village.
Monday morning Mrs. j. A..
Deane and her house guest visit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
Party Honors
Student Going To
Military Academy

AMELIA. Sept. 13-Mrs. Will
liam Eillsman entertained with
a party for her son, Charles, on
Saturday night at the Amelia
Country Club. Charles Will leave
soon fer Augusta Military Acad-
envy.
Guests included the Misses
Meredith and Cynthia Hardy,
Louise DICKENS, Carole Morris,
Mason McConnaughey. Polly
Barksdale Karen White. and
Tom Eppes. DIN Hardy, Charles
Goodman. jeff McConnaughey
81. A. Saxtan, III, Allen Holman,
Jimmy Davenport. Richard Al
tee, Stephen Lee Farrar, III,
David Reid, Gene Kirkman and
the guest Of honor Charles Hills
man. Mrs. Mamie Verlander, of
Richmond, and Mrs. j. r. o.
Neal assisted Mrs. Hillsnan with
the serving.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
Large Number OF ScottsvilIe
Youths Depart For Colleges

SCOTTSVILLE. Sept. 10 =
Among those from this area Who
have returned to college or viii
90 soon are Miss Linda Baber.
Miss Joan Held, Miss Beverley
Butler. Miss Shirley Gum, and
Miss Linda Leap. to LongWood
College at FarmYille: Miss Judy
Miller Miss Annie Lou Horsley
Moon. Miss Alice Hammer Mss
Doris Marie Sni b, MISS Mary
Beth Carmichael. Miss POLLY
Brill and Miss Heather Ann NIL
ton. to Mary WASHINGTON College
in Fredericksburg: Miss Janice
Mondy to Madison College in
Harrisonburg, Billy Pippin to
William and Mary College in
Williamsburg. Wayne Craie to
Appalachian State Teachers Col
lege. Greensboro, n G
Mis- David Matacia. tic for
mer Miss Wanda Profit. HAS
transferred from Wasthampton
College at The University OF Rich
mond to Harpers College a part
Of the University of New York
al Endlcott. N. Y. where The
Matacias are living Gregory
Dawson and Billy Dawson have
gone to VPI at Blacksbulg. Billy
returning for his second wear:
Marsha Lee johnson to lynch
burg College. Miss Margaret
Arm williamson is entered in the
University Of Virginia Nursing
School in Chariot s1ilie. after
having two years at Mary
Washington College II Fred
ericksbure Walton Goodwin has
cone - Ferlmm College Hearv
Gianhinv has cone q Ferialn
Collcse and Randolph. Go0tle. Of
Esmopt has zone ID Richmond
Professional Institute Ia Bich-
mond.
Melville irvine Dunn. III. IF
Huntington. W Va. and the Uni
versity Of Miami. School Of Law
and Miss Willie Nancv BeIl.
daugh.er The Hon. and Mrs.
Aubrey II Bell of Greenwood.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
Five Forks

Sept. 10 Week end visitors
Of Jack Swan were NIL and
Mrs. Reverly Swan, Mrs. Mary
s. Carwile and INT. and Mrs.
Malcolm McDcarn0n. all Of
Lynchburg.
Ms. j. 5. Harris WAS called
to Lynchburg Monday due to the
death Of Melvin Phelps. brother
Of Mrs. ~ H. Hancock. Tom
Hancock. Of Tuggle, also at
tended the funeral.
The entire community W a s
saddcned BY the sudan death
d Hosea Stockton Much sympa-
thy is extended to his family.
The funeral took place Monday
at Bethpeor Baptist Church With
Masonic rites.
The rev. and Mrs. j. e
Shockley were Sunday dinner
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

ed her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Deane
and MI. Deane.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. R. Johnson,
Of Lynchburg. joined their Della
ware relatives, Monday after
noon III the j A. Deane home
Mrs. Davis Improves
Mrs Nettie j. Davis. who is
spending a While in the Hick-
DRY Grove Home. in Apo
mattoX, is much improved in
health.
Mrs. Carrie Pierce, also a
visitor in the same home. visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Day
les, and brother, Thompson Den
his. Sunday.
NJ. K. Davis. Charlie and John
Davis were visitors to Chariot
tesVille On Friday.
Mrs. Farney Johnston. ui Up
per Bremo Farm, called to see
Miss Mary Gait Holman before
returning to their home in Birm-
ingham. Ala. on Thursday. Mrs.
Carey Cooke. Of Lower Bremo
Farm, also called last week.
Mrs. Ben Pendleton spent
Sunday in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Christian
Mr. Christian, Of DillWyn.
The Dairy Queen at Arvonia
IS very popular place with
both the young and old. People
enjoy having such nice place
near By to get lunch and re-
freshments.
Mss Nell G. Jeffrey is recup-
Grating from a recent fall which
injured her foot. Her sister. Mrs.
Lucy Lcedy. Of Richmond, spent
the week end with her.
The WINS of Mt. Zion met with
Mrs. Marvin johnson On Tues
day evening. Officers were elect
cd ior another year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

DEATONVILIE, Sept l9-Mr.
and Mrs. Vester Jenkins. Mrs.
A c Mann and Miss Haynie
Alien attended the annual Car
ruthers clan reunion, TIE second
Sunday. which was held On the
lawn Of Mrs. Mae Latham. of
Haymall.et.
Dan Allen Hillsnlan left Tues
day to begin his senior year at
neutrality-suspicious. COLLEGE at Ash
land
Miss Jane Bruce Hillsman left
Sunday to continue her studies
at NOV. Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goode and
girls. Of Richmond. spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Lillian Rucker.
MIS-. Rucker returned with them
To spend the winter after spend
ing the summer here.
Attend Funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Vester Jenkins
attended the funeral Of MR..
Herbert Tench, of Colonlal
Heights. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Wavelly Reames
ard two daughters, of Amelia.
visited Mr.. and Mrs Witt Bo-
rum, Saturday afternoon.
W d n ay night supper
guests of the Albert Hillsmans
were J. Woodfin Hughee of
Rice. and Chan. Shell. of
Blackstone.
Enters College
Mrs. r. P. Elicit and Mrs. Joe
Smith. Of Roanoke. were Mon
day overnight aliest> Of Miss
Eyrdie Mae Hllsman. Mrs.
Smith brought her son. Wysor
Smith, to enter Halnpden-SYdney
College as q freshman.
Mrs. Harvey Borum. in com
pany with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Powers. Of Richmond. spent the
week end in Charlotte. N. G.,
with MI. and Mrs. Bernard
Atcheson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Taylor
and children. Of Fredericksburg.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Taylor, Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Buchanan
and children. of Farmville, spent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

spent the week end at Delta
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cooke. Mr..
and Mrs. j l.. Metcalf, Mrs. d.
c. Morris and Miss Bessie SIM
gleton went to North Carolina
Sunday to visit a former pastor
and his wife, the Rev. and Mrs.
Brickhouse.
Mrs. Opal Doss of Appomat-
toX, spent the week with her
daughter, Mrs. Shorter Metca1
Mrs. Terrell Coates and Mrs.
Joe Layne gave their father. l..
B. Scruggs, 4 surprise birthday
dinner at Mrs. Layne's house
Sunday. Those present We're:
Mrs. L. B. Scruggs and L. A.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Pugh and
children, Alice Layne, and Mrs.
Annie Layne. Afternoon visitors
were MIR. and Mrs. Virgle Ma
bry and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Jones and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bailey and
boys visited Mr.. and Mrs. john
Oxford Sunday. in AppomattoX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shorter Metcalf
and Cynthia visited Mn and
Mrs Edward Metcalf III Low
ingston Sunday
Those attending the home
, coming at Concord Church Sun
day were Mrs. Margaret Wat
son. Mrs. Sudie Watson, Ned
Shorter, and MI. and Mrs. II.
~ Shorter.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

Miss. were married Thursday,
Sept. y. The groom is a grand
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l. Dunn. of Scottsville. The
bride has visited Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Grady Covington at Summer
Hill" HoWardsville. She an d
Mrs CoVington's niece were
classmates at Mississippi State
College for Women.
Mrs. A. W. Mayo. president
Of the Fairhayen Garden Club.
and Mrs. E. Grady Covingto.l.
Of HoWardsville. were invited to
attend q recent meeting of the
council Of Garden Clubs Of Char
lottesville ard Albemarle County
at Pennington
Mrs. Charles McKenna, Of
sville and Mrs. E. Grady
Coyington, Of Howardsville. won
first and second place re-
specsively il Line Arrangements
judged BY popular vote at the
Garden Club meeting held in the
home OF Mrs. j. E. Hammer. A
pl ogfam on migration Of birds
was given by Mrs. Frederick
WI teside.
Mr ana Mrs. william R.
Brown. Of Washington. D. c..
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Ngs. O. NJ. Sutton. Of Bucking
ham County Mrs Brown is say
ln "A ton couple Of weeks.
Iae Mems Club Of James Riv-
cr VI thodist Charge Will meet
with q SUPPER before The basi-
ness session Wednesday. sept.
b. The Centenary Methodist
CAincA Wa,n2As Society for
Christian Se!vce win serve the
supper Mrs i ?. Bransford is.
pl deHt q TILE woman's group.
Ml>s sally P Brady. OF How
asdaNlie- is q patient in Mar
TIA Jefferson Hospital Char
lottesville.
Calvin Jones Of Esmont. is a
patient IN Martha jefferson Hos
ptal Charlottesville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
New Draft Law
To Exempt 20
Per Cent In Pc

President Kennedy's executive
order. which bars induction Of
married men into the armed
forces so long as qualified single
men between 10 and rs are avail
able, will exempt approximately
20 per cent of Prince Edward
county's eligible draftees and in
doing SO will lower the draft
age of young single men, accord
ing to Mrs. Nell Harris. clerk
of the Prince Edward draft
board.
Mrs. Harris told a Herald re-
porter Friday that around 20 per
cent of the draftees within the
last year have been married, in
Guiding the last two men who
were called.
I'VE have an average Of two
draftees month in the county.
It will take some time to feel
the effects Of the September 10
order. but in a couple of years
the draft age here will be lower
ed. At present most draftees
are about % years old. This will
probably be lowered to about q
years of age in two years. Mrs.
Harris said. None Of our in
auctions had to be cancelled
here since the two married men
were drafted prior to the Presi-
dents order"
Recruiter Speaks
! Sgt. Dave Connors, local Army
recruiter, had this to say Of the
new executive order. II believe
the new order will benefit the
Army's enlistment program. II
a boy finds out that he is going
to be drafted at say 20 years Of
age rather than % years, he will
be more prone to join after fin
ishing high school. On the other
h a n d. it could compel some
young men to join the bonds Of
matrimony rather than tn e
armed forces"
Military sources say that only
a major buildup in military
strength would place married
men back on the draft list.
The list of eligible draftees in
the country has been growing
slightly in recent years, mainly
because of the crop of wv /
babies reaching the minimum
draft age Of IS.
Six Return Home
1t. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
Selectlve Service director, sale
that some IL million men are
classified as LA right now. Her
shey estimated that about one
out of every five men now classi
fled as la available for serv
ice) is married and without chill
dren.
Six Virginians, who eft o.
September 10 for two years
service, were returned home fol
lowing the President order
They were among % prospective
draftees that had reported t,
one of the states two induction
stations.
Hershey said that the nationa
average draft age is %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

guests of Mrs. j. S. Harris.
Jake Stockton returned to his
home near Abilene Saturday aft
er being a patient in Southside
Community Hospital in Farm
vile several days. His m any
friends wish him a speedy re-
coyery-
Walden Gaunce returned to
Walter Reed Hospital in Wash
ington for further treatment aft
er spendig a fw days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. M.
Gamce. MIR. and Mrs. Billy
Garnre. Of Norfolk were week
end guests Of his parents.
Cong atulauOns 10 the JuSt-A-
Mere Home Demonstration Club
for winning a blue ribbon on
Five-County Fair. The subject
their educational exhibit at the
was the right and wrong pans
to use in baking. Congratulations
also to Frances SOuthall for win
ming four ribbons on her cloth
ing etries.
Nh. and Mrs. Joe Repass and
Leonard Deaner, Of Richmond,
were Saturday visitors of Thorn
as A. Foster and family Sunday
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. FL
wood Bailey and Tommy, of
Farmville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Slayton
and children, Of Petersburg,
were week end gusts of the H.
NJ. Lag family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendy Butcher,
Of Chatham, Ontario. Caada.
arrived Saturday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Butcher and
other relatives in the COM
munlty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Glaze and
Gail, of Hampton, and Mrs. Ida
Joyner, Of Newport News. were
week end guests of Mrs. w. L.
Glaz. They were Saturday aft
ernoon visitors Of Mrs. D. Berry.
Mrs. Harry Couple, of Madi-
sonville. and her sister, M S S
Betty Womack, of Lynchburg,
were Tuesday afternoon visitors
Of Mrs. George Womack. Sun
day visitors were Mrs. Adelaide
Edwards, Of Farmville, and Mrs.
w. II. Womack and daughters,
Shyleen. Debby and Rosemary
Of Abilene, and son, Private
Gary Simmos, Of Fort Benning
Ca. also. Earl Southall and
Carolyn Shelton.
The D. Berrys received tele-
phone call on Saturday n ii G h
from their daughter, Mrs, w. u
Mcmillan. of Yuma. Ariz., tell
| ing them the good news that
they were being transferred tt
Virginia and would be home by
! Sept. %.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Unick. Of
Ohio, were overnight guests or
Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs Hobart
Lang. They were en- route tc
their home in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. E. Southal
were Sunday afternoon visitors
Of her sisters, MIS-. Pearl Dow
Of Farmvlllc, and Mrs. George
Duncan.
We are happy to report thai
A. Q. Allen, of Prospect, has re
turned from a LynchbTg hos
pital and IS improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Southal
| and Frances visited Mr.. anG
MIS-. j. NJ. Templeton and Bill
of Abilene on Sunday Afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

Charles Homer hartman raises the flag
which was presented to the academy by Mr..
Lamb. state manager of the insurance de-
partment OF the Woodmen Of the World, in
the name of the members and ladies Of Court
s61 Of that organization. In center front is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
NO MISTAKE

Mrs. Peck I trust Henry.
you are coming home tonight
promptly at 8 o'clock.
Henry thesitanIlyl ha d
thought about 10
Mrs. Peck linterrupting sharp
ly) = What did you say?
Henry Quickly : About ten
minutes to nine.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
Darlington Hgts:

Sept. 19 - Week end guests of
the T. H. Singletons were MI.
and Mrs. James r. Whitmore
and son. Mike. of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Bailey
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
Opening Day At Huguenot Academy

his brother, William Ellsworth hartman, both
served in World War l, one in Army, one in
Marines. AT rear are from left Robert c.
Yates, L. Julian Bowles and Mcclure Morris.
Jr. All are members of American Legion Post
201, POwhatan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20

II YOU make a right turn from
q left hand lane, you are prob
ably Just careless or reckless
and not what the driver behind
calls you.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-20
SURE.

He Your lipstick is coming
IS Sc I'm sure It isn ].
He Listen! Any time I get
as close as this to girl her
lipstick is coming off!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
Mrs. w. A. Jordan,
Union Aides Wife

Mrs. william A. Jordan, so.
wife Of the financial secretary
OF the Bricklayers Union No.
/, died Of cancer yesterday
at a hospital at Salisbury. N. c..
where she had been visiting
relatives.
A native Of Salisbury. she
was the former Martha Nc
Kenzie.
Mrs. Jordan was a member
OF st. Timothy's Episcopal
Church, a volunteer social
worker at the Children's Home
on Mount Olivet road, and q
volunteer social worker at ST.
Elizabeths Hospital.
Besides her husband, OF 1888
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. the
home address, she leaves three
brothers, James II. Mckenzie
Of Salisbury. M. Brandon Me-
Kenzie OF Greensboro. NJ c.,
and Richard c. Mckenzie OF
Silver Spring. and a sister. Mrs
Leopold Knoll OF Salisbury.
Services will be held tomor-
row at Salisbury with burial
! there.