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MITCHELL. ALICE. on wednesda

1NnELLe ALAOEs vi
erai Hospital. ALICE MITCHELL.
the devoted wife of Mr.. John
Mitchell Of 500 SD st. ne: She
also is survived BY the following
relatives: Three sisters, Mrs. To-
macher Davis, Mrs. Betty Barber
Of Statesyille. N: c., and Mrs. Rosa
L. Powell Of WASHINGTON, d. c.;
one brother, Mr.. william Woodson
Of Roanoke, Va; many nieces and
nephews and host Of other rela.
tiyes and friends, Relatives and
friends. are cordially invited to
Sunday, July %, until 10 pm, 81
the Brown & Davidson Funeral
Home. $685. Eads st. me-, where
funeral services win be held at II
am. Monday. July 90, the Rev
Charles H. Hamilton, pastor of thu
New Hope Baptist Church, 9Th anc
Eye SITS, NV, officiating. Inter.
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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MIsER, MARY KATE. on Frid

. July e. Dl 1858. NARY KATE MisER
Of 4OS5 South Dakota ave, ne.
mother Of Mrs. Catherine 8. KayseI
of Midland. Tex; sister Of Mrs
Maud Potter Of Farmington. Ark.
Sheriff She An She also IS survived VE s.
two observation-disclosures Friends
may call at Valleys Funeral Home
5000 Rhode Island ave-, at East.
ern ave. ne. Funeral services viii
be held on Monday, July 20, ct
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may
visit with the family on Saturday
July ~, and Sunday. July 20, from
to 8 pm. 20
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July 90, 1868, at the Hermitage
SHERWOOD. of West Lee hwy.
S KsS%D w q n. F sIIs n
sherwood. father Of Mrs. Ruth s
Corbalis. John M. and Stacy c
Sherwood, brother Of Jessie X. Sher.
wood. Friends may call at the
Everly Funeral Home, PA Wesi
ices will be held on Monday, july
90, at 2 pm. Interment Fairfax
Cemetery. %
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Thmrsda2 INV 81 iaRa Mon.

ThursdaS, july yNS IS, lees, MON:
zELLE l.. BRAwNER Of 1889 T
st. NV, brother of Glydas Berry,
Hazel and Archie Brawner. He
also is survived by other relatives
and q host Of friends; An employe
Jarvis Co. After pm. Monday,
July 20, friends are invited to
call ct the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
You st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday, July 80,
Memorial Cemetery 30
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STRIVING, BERTHA. On Frid

~. 1858, at Fairfax Hospital,
BERTHA sTREv1Nd Of Fairfax. va.
wife. Of the. late William F. Streving,
mother Of Mrs. .Lory Gaspard,
Mrs. Katie Reiker, both of Cleveland.
Ohio; grandmother Of Roberta Cas-
pard. Friends may call ct the Pear
son. Funeral Home, 472 North wash
ington St. Falls Church, Va. on
Sunday, July 2s, from 10 am. to
ESQ pm. Funeral services ct st.
Paul's Lutheran Church, Leesburg
pike and lakewood I'd, on Monday,
July 90, at IL am. Interment
Tampa, Fla. In lieu Of flowers me-
mortal contributions may be made to
81. Paul's Lutheran Church or the
Cancer Society. %
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ARTHUR, MINNA Z. On Friday, July
90, 1868, MINNA E. ARTHUR Of
sos Colorado ave. NV. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements
by Jarvis.
BAUGH, CAPT. JOHN T., UsMC IRE
tired. On Wednesday, July "a,
1868, at the United States Naval
Join 7. BAUGH. UsMc 1retlredl
beloved husband Of Berde Baugh
and brother of James Baugh OF
100 c st. ne, Washington, D.. c.
Graveside services at Arlington
National Cemetery on Monday, July
20, at IL am.
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IzoRA s. On Friday, July 20,
1868. 1ZoRA s. ALLAN. beloved
wife of the late Harold A. Allan;
mother Of Mrs. Margaret Mahan
Of Rosemont, Penna., and Shorey
Allan, sister Of Miss Eva L. Shorey
of Bridgton, Me; also survived BY
seven grandchildren. Memorial serv-
ices on Tuesday, July 80, at IL am.
at the Fort Lincoln Chapel, Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 20
ALLEN, DONALD ", Sr. On Thursday,
July 25, 1868. at Arlington Hos
pital. DONALD v. ALLEN, ST., Of
S07 Hillwood ave.. Falls Church,
Va, beloved husband Of Mrs. Gladys
E. Allen, father of Donald v. Allen.
jr.; Robert @. Allen and Mrs. Nancy
A. Cloud son Of Mrs. Anna M.
Allen and brother Of c. c. Allen.
Also survived by six grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Fitzgerald
Funeral Home, 3245 Wilson blvd.
(parking in rear), Arlington, Va,
where there will be q recitation OF
the Rosary Sunday. July %. at
pm. A Requiem Mass will be offered
Monday, July 30, at 10 am. ct St
James Catholic Church, Falls
Church, Va. Those so desiring may
make memorial contributions to the
Arlington Unit of the American
Cancer Society, 1411 North Garfield
ST., Arlington, Va. 1nterment Calvary
Cemetery, Fairfax. Va. 2S
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:. asICs Lodge, No. Is, B. p. o.
,S(~N ElkS, will assemble at the
ENGI.MA Fitzgerald Funeral Home,
Ic4<SL.3A5 3245 Wilson blvd. Ar
HWeGil<kI lington, Va, on Sunday,
%SaEI&Kr July 20, 1868, at 1880
NW pm, to eXemplify the
ritual Of the order, in memory
Of our late brother. DONALD v.
ALLEN, BY order of
MILTON F. MCMAHON,
Exalted Ruler.
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ARTHUR. Suddenly, on
Thursday, July %. 1858. at Plaza
Nd, ARTHUR MILBURN, husband
of the late Josephine Milburn and
brother-in-law of Mrs. Ida Milburn
survived BY many relatives and
friends. Friends may call Sunday,
July 20, between 8 and 10 pm. at
the funeral home Of Alexander s.
Pope, Ala 18th st. Sc, where the
Rosary will be recited at = pm.
Requiem High Mass will be sung on
Monday, July 20, at 10 am. ct ST.
Nd. Interment Glymont. Nd. IS
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Iona o., silver spring, Ma, o.
craven ~ i0qs stAs sq's q MS e Anne EaS:
Cover. Francis x, and William j.
L, Craven and Mrs. Mary McNieil
Nine grandchildren also survive,
R soSs sss 6 Shs%Ser Fp ElITs,
sprins, Nd. on MONDAY wi july sHs ~,
~ $3.50 am, Mass at 81. John
the Eyangelist's, i020I oeorgia
ave. Silver Spring, Nd, at 10
am Interment Gate Of Heayen
Cemetery. 2S
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HELEN LILLIAN. OF
Park, Nd. on July 20, 1888. mother
Of Hush. A, Turnbuil and Thomas
5TurnS na Three s,stsrs ons
survive Prayers at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 1901 Cleveland ave,
Riverdale, Nd, on Monday, July
20, At $3.50 am. Mass ln the
Holy Redeemer- Catholic Church,
s spS.s, F al: n heaven csnsts lS
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Wisconsin ave. and Harrison 81
81. NV, on Sunday, July 2s, 1858
at SAB pm. WV members are
requested 70 attend Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery, Monday,
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MONTGOMERY. DEACON REGINALD
GRAFTON, On Saturday, July 81,
1868. at the Baldwin Personal Care
Home, 2214 Newton st. ne. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
MONTGOMERY Bros,
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~, 1898 ct q ESirisS IS s its
crounse Of Arlington, Va, and Mira
Hattie b. Kendrick Of Fails Church
Va. Friends may call at the Green
Funeral Home, "a Eldon St.. Hern-
don, Va, where services will be held
on Monday. July 20, A. 1880 an
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COOLEY. HoYT y. tBLD. on !

ssY. jgly %, iOS5. q MEADOW.
the beloved nephew OF Warren P
Cooley cousin of Warren I. ans
friend Of Dolly Mitry Of Upper
Marlboro, Md. Friends may cal
az the simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc
parking faeilitieO, until 1876
nn; rus sna ,S ygly 30
In Arlington National Cemetery
Visiting hours until o pm. 20
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days JSiy " "a I;s A. an aeo Wsaos1,
JOHNSON Of Ss7s Porter St. NV,
beloved husband Of Myrtle Fisher
Johnson. Funeral from the James
T., Ryan Funeral Home, 317 Penn
sylVania ave. Sc, on Monday, July
invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Friends may call after
Q pm. Sunday.
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$::nl$ sSIs Ssly.ii sSS HGsSl,s S:S Ii
van 81 .s sYP tSs Beloved q HUSBAND Ssat
Of Ethel G, sydnoT, father o.
and j. EdWSr s'A ssdn STAb Brother 81 q
Ida Hammaek. He also Is sur
vived by six grandchildren. Fu'
from Ho%. thi os sm6 oSos g aSS. rS
sc. parking facilitiesl, on Mon.
day, July 20, at 1890 am. Serv.
Ices at the Garden Memorial Pres.
byterian Church at IL Am, Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Visiting
hours until Q pm.
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THIO3MAs, 5OskPH. on setuFq7hy. ylIy
Mr. i gostPh f MSSRi HlsG 5spcO Es
ingston I'd. Sc, Oxon Hill. Md He
e survived By an aunt, Mrs. Dora
Head; other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting At the
John 7; Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
later.
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July "a. 1888. Eta MAE JONES
mother OF Mrs. Helen B. Ray and
Mrs. Annetta Scott. Also surviV-
ing are one sister, two brothers,
five nieces, two nephews, two sons
in-law and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements By
Mcclure, Inc. 20
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MCCOY, ELIZABETH q. Suddenly, on
TridSy .;,, JHly 20; a 1898 ELIZABETH
g. Mf SsiUy.S q T a2sS Of F0R RsnnssS Z
Mccoy and mother Of Margaret z.
Mccoy, daughter Of Mrs. Sam Toms,
sister Of Roundy and Cora Lee Ram
sey. Friends may call at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home, 7400y Georgia ave.
n.wY on Monday. July 29, from Z
funeral home on Tuesday. July 80,
at $3.50 am; thence to Nativity
Catholic Church, Georgia and Pea
body SITS. NV, where the Holy Sac
rifice Of the Mass will be offered
at am. for the repose Of her soul.
terry.
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July 90, 1858. GEORGE II.
scHLAGER Of 1902 Ashley drive,
Rockville. Nd, beloved husband Of
Ruth Schlager (nee Schlossberg)
and devoted father Of Deena,
also is survived By his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Al schlager OF New
York City, and sister, Mrs. Violet
Pearlman Of Broomall, Pa. SerV-
ices at the C. D. Goldberg & Son
Funeral Home, 4217 9th st. NV,
terment B'nai Israel Cemetery, In
mourning at 1902 Ashley drive,
Rockville. Nd. Family suggests in
lieu Of flowers contributions be
made to the charity Of your choice
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s Sss H6 sSS At hd RSRs' ai PRS
the late Joseph Z. Kendall, ST.
believed SsI mother aDa q 1 Joseph & Ksp
and mother n-laW Of Lorraine d
Kendall Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home, 51Oi
Wisconsin ave n.ws until > pm.
sSa ns H S On MONDAY hO% july Ms 81
at 2 pm. Interment Marshall, Va,
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CLERK

TO post paymsnta. bring down ball
pres, rIght HANDED and hGys GOOD
Handwriting. CAL EM. 2.e700,
CLERK-TYPIsT, Insurance. office.
ERe LIABfLfTY ASSURANCE
SoRspPs s40s Wisconsin NV. EN-.
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CLERKS SlJ TO make credit in
vestigatiofl of business and In
dividuals. Experience not neees-
sary but helpful. Good starting
salary. INCREASES based on proven
ability. Paid vacations and holi-
DAYS. Perruhnent position. BOZ 81
l.. Star.
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'ysiT1'I' atlas q HxSG,rENCv

IA LAO AGENC1
1920 n. z. Ave. NV. RE. 7-b767
ASST. BKkPR.-F0T c.P.A. office,
yping required. Some exper. nee.
RE. 7-l402.
ASST. 1NTERvIBWER-8-IO pm;
$3.50 mr., coll. and h.s. students
accepted. KI. e-6262.
ASSISTANT BOOkKRRPER, eTperi.
sessSnts p.ysSe SsCSa rostns sfilsaS' % ,s"S. ad
nails, 5-day week. salary com
nlensurate with experience. WTL-
SON PONTIAC. INC, 1929 Oeor-
gia ave-. Silver Sprint, Nd. JU.
9.l6ls. Mr.. Cafballo.
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MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC

For large, new air-conditioned apt
development in nearby virginia
Prefer man, 80 or over. who has
air-conditioning units Good sal.
ary and apt. Please reply in writ.
ing to Mark Winkler Mgmt., Inc
500 Tower Bldg, l40l K ST. NV,
Washington 8, DC, giving worl
background. age. education, fam,
n.y. &c; All replies held strictly
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ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC and

ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC and
HELPERS, only experienced apply.
Top wages. Call 63S-66o9 be-
tween 2 and Q pm.
ELECTRONIC TECH, 1890
Mil. and Comm. Exper.
COLUMBIA EMPL. 1341 q NV.
ELECTRO MECHANICAL TECH
NICIAN, must be skilled in. cleo
trical eircuitry or as q mechanic.
Salary commemorate with ability.
PAKTRON DIV, 1921 Leslie ave.
Alhx-. Va.
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CRAFTSMAN
DRIVERS

For taxicabs and
limousines at Wash
ington Airport. Full
time. Paid vacations
after 9 months, plus
other fringe benefits.
All qualified appli-
cants will be given
the same considera-
ton.
Apply in person to
Dispatcher's Office,
Airlines Terminal,
1901 K st. NV. Mon
day through Wednes-
day, 10 am. to 4 pm.
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'aEsts ". s. 6 @ 10 ia y ..,s s.ii h. IN: ne
ssSsei sfsdaassS, sS hours hhsSrS9eSC s:SC Z s'rn /,
employer may have s-diy wssk.
Permanent. Good starting salary.
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ECONOMIST

Research position in nation
al trade association for man.
age 2b-35, who has B.A. de-
gree with economics major.
BACKGROUND in public utility
economics or experience with
regulatory agency desirable.
Must possess good writing
ability. Send complete res
ume Of experience 10 BOZ
2S5-L. Star.
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PAYROLL

Country club desires experienced
person TO compute and run pay
roll on MGR 5000. Machine ex-
pefienee essential. 6-day week,
lunch provided. free parking and
sisaSett sisaSestt1oee em4gloyis 4oE int.rTies Uiesii'' CAL
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PUB. REL REPREs.-Large grow-
ing orgnn In win train .nIl.H1p Sharp y2SnE STs,,
exempt, in public relations. un-
lin. advancement opport, y fee
paid. Salary open. POTOMAC
EMPL,, 1884 Wilson blvd. IA s.
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MECHANIC

MECHANIC
SGOS SuSS1eri psy Tmss year ana round YORK
overtime. LATIMER, JU. $4,000.
MECHANIC, BICYCLE. must meet
public, salary open TO qualified
person; Fails Church. Va. area,
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ENGINEER
9Th Glass License

Assistant engineer for Ice.
apartment house. no boiler
cleaning, good salary and
apartment for experienced
man with local references.
Middle aged. no children.
non drinker. Call Mr..
LOCKWOOD, DU. 7-34OO,
between 3 am. and 8 pm.
for appointment.
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DRY CLEANER sF0TTER and wool
plant. Apply FOREMOST CLEAN
FRS. 1907 d at. ne.
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her son-m-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Blackwell.
in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cox and
their sons, Tommy and Billy. of
Bon Air, were guests this week
end Of Mrs. Virginia Hughes.
Mrs. w. L. Gardner is spend
ing some time with her son,
Leslie Gardner, at his home in
Goochland.
Mrs. Alice Putney. Of Peters
burg, is spending some time
with Miss Edmonia Gilmer at
"Llnarth near here.
Miss Margaret Ann William
son and Miss Alice Hammer will
be joint hostesses at a linen
shower for Miss Wanda Proffitt
on Monday July Is. at 8 pm.
in the Williamson home. Miss
Proffitt will be married on Sat
urday, August 3. to David 10
seph Matacia. Of Charlottesville
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Well Water

July 18-The c. D. Stevens
conducted a revival in Nelson
county last week at Rockfish
Valley Baptist Church. The Rev.
Robert Woodson is the pastor
there.
Mrs. B. w. Banton is spending
sometime with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Jesse Huntley, Of Sandston.
Miss Mary MaXey and Jack
Mallory, of Richmond, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. MaXey.
Mrs. Charlie Banton returned
to her home in Amherst Sunday
after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Maxey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Sinclair
of Gloucester, spent from Thurs
day until Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Webster and Joe
Steger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott
returned to Falls Church after
visiting near here for several
weeks.
Tommy Steger is spending
some time in Gloucester with
Keith Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Curran
and two daughters, of the U. S
Army who have been stationed
in Germany for the past two
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Bunny Hurt To Serve At 1864
Short Course As A Vice President

POWHATAN, July Is Bunny
Hurt was selected to serve as
the fourth vice-president of the
1864 State All Short Course at
a meeting in Blacksburg earlier
this month. She also won second
place in the public speaking
contest ard was awarded a S25
savings bond.
Paige Brown participated in
the room Improvement contest
and Sandra Walton in share
the-fun contest. Nancy Newton
also attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Darby of
Mckinney, were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. B.. S. Brent.
They drove on to Culpeper to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Rags
dale at Brandy. They came
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Warning

There is no safe way to look
directly at the eclipse.
The fascinating sight of a solar
eclipse can mean permanent Vi
sion damage for those unsuspect-
ing Virginia adults and children
who peer at the darnkened sun
through sunglasses, smoked
glass. or exposed Photographic
film on Saturday, July 20, during
the afternoon
A warning on the hazards of
eclipse watching was issued here
today by The Virginia Society for
he Prevention of Blindness and
the American Medical Associa-
ton. They stressed that there is
no safe way to look directly into
the eclipse without rlsking in
durable burns Of the eye from
invisible infra-red rays of the
sun.
SunglaSSeS, colOred glass
smudged with smoke. photograph
hic film, or welders' goggles do
not offer adequate protection
for observing the eclipse to-
DAYS warning said Only by
indirect methods. such as on
telcvislon or Wit h homemade
projection devices. can this
phenomenon be watched without
cndanserina the eyes.
Most people, especially chill
drcn, don't realize that less than
one second s exposure TO The di-
rect rays Of the sun can. under
some circumstances. cause per
nanent blindness. There isn't
even necessarily any immediate
sensation of pain before the
damage is done.
Tic only safe method of
watching an eclipse is by the
"pi election method. That is.
tho viewer looks at an image of
thc eclipse. rather than at the
eclipse itself The image is pro
lcc;ed onto a white surface and
the observer. with his back to
the sun watches the image.
Dark sun glasses are no pro-
lection There are no filters gen
orally available that make safe
Niawing Of an eclipse possible
THIS includes the sooted glass
that many people once believed
safe. Even heavy Welders glas-
scS do not protect.
Telescopes and binoculars
trained on an eclipse arc part
icularly dangerous. They mag
Nifty and intensity the burn. Don t
photograph the eclipse unless
YOU are an experienced profes-
sional. Looking into the View fin
der Of 4 camera pointed at the
sun is hlehly dangerous. Even
special filters don't help unless
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SCOTTSVILLE, July IL Miss
Sally Steger. of near Centenary.
Buckingham county. was guest
of honor at a family gathering
given by her nieces ard
nepheWs and ether close rela-
tives at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. O. Webster Saturday
evening. She is the only one of
her generation. Those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs Webster,
Nh and Mrs. Ed Bryant and
children. Jack. Ricky and Phyl-
lis. Mr.. ard Mrs. J, K. Sinclair,
of Gloucester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Bryant and Mr. and
Mrs. Pierce Hodges, of Newport
News. Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Tap
scott. Of Silver Spring, Md,
Mrs. c. A. Whitfield. of Warren.
Mrs. Andrew Steger. her son.
Andrew Steger. Jr., and daugh
ter, Gloria Steger. Of Bucking-
ham. Mrs. Virginia Hughes and
Mrs. Edna Bryant. Of Scots
Vile, Mrs. Julia Baber ard Joe
Steger. his son. Tommy, and
daughter, jeanne Steger. of Cen
tenary.
Mrs. Garry Shelton, Miss Jean
Shelton and Mike Shelton have
returned from a visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Campbell in Madison
Heights. They also visited Mr..
and Mrs. Aubrey Campbell in
Hampton. returning here Sun
day.
Mrs. Julia Baber. of Cente-
nary. left July IS with her SON
in1law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vince Tapscott. where she
VIII visit at their home in Silver
Spring, Md.
Mrs c. A Whitfield returned to
her home here this week end
after spending some time with
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Luncheon HOnOrs Mrs. r. l.. Beahr
Visitor From Akron, Ohio

Mrs. William A. Haley, Of Cul-
pepper.
Mrs. R. L. Beahr, Mrs. James
Allen with Mrs. Alice Courier
Burton and Mrs. Robin Fraz-
Ter, Of Richmond but former
~ Of Amelia, were entertained
with a luncheon given by Mrs.
N. j. Slovic at her home in
Richmond last Wednesday hon
oring Mrs. Beahr. Mrs. Slovic
is the former Miss Jane Page
Chappell.
Baltimore Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Quillan,
of Baltimore, Md. were the
week end guests of her sister,
Mrs. S. L. Farrar Jr.
Mrs. c. Morris Goolsby, Of
Newport News, spent Saturday
night with her sister. Mrs.
Charles F. Hardy, and on Sun
day, Mrs. Goolsby, Mrs. Hardy,
and the Misses Cynthia and En-
lily Hardy attended the funeral
Of their uncle, Bernard Key, in
Bedford.
Mrs. George o. Hardy, Jr.,
and Mrs. 8. L. Farrar. Jr., visit
ed in Hampton on Tuesday.
Miss Celia Lennon, OF Caret,
spent last week with Mr.. and
MRS. John Smith and their fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. LynWood Burton
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Lennon at Caret on Sunday.
Thomas Jefferson. of Rich
mond, visited Miss Mary Jeffer-
son Judge j. Garland jefferson,
Jr., and Mason jefferson on
Sunday.
Mrs. Merle Evans, of Keys
vile, visited her sister. Mrs. Ru-
fus Wood, last week.
Mrs. H. A. jenkins and daugh-
ter, Miss Anne jenkins, we're in
Farmville last Thursday night.
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back the next day, accompanied
by Mrs. C. L. Whitmore, also of
Mckinney, who had been visit
ing there for some time. They
all spent the night at the Brent
home and returned to McKen-
ney.
Miss Sylvia Slocumb, of Rich
mond. spent few hours with
Mrs. B. S. Brent. one day last
week. on her way to Blacks
burg. She will be remembered
here as associated with the
home demonstration clubs. She's
served as district agent. and in
other capacities with the VPI
Extension Service until her re-
tirement several years ago. She
is now at the Hermitage Home.
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years, are now visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Ber-
The BWC of Sharon Baptist
Church entertained with a bri-
dial shower in honor Of Miss
Mary Maxey, of Richmond, on
Saturday evening in the church
basement. The wedding will take
place on August 4.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-19
Doctors Pennington
Open New Office

ARVONIA, July Is The
Drs. Pennington, Of Buckingham
Court House, have opened an Of
flee at the Arvonia Health Of
flee, Arvonia.
Hours are on Monda
Wednesday and Friday from 8
to pm. They will also con-
tinue to keep their office hours
at Buckingham Court House.
Arvonia residents have been
without doctor for some time,
due to the illEess of Dr.. E. j..
Haden.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-07-19
Homecoming To Be
Held At Trinity

BUCKINGHAM, July 18-Trin-
ity Methodist Church OF Buck
ingham Court House will OBJ
serve Homecoming on Sunday,
July %. The 1l:15 morning serv-
ice will be followed by a COW
cred dish dinner on the church
grounds.
Services will be held at the
church each evening, Monday
through Thursday, July 29-Au-
gust |, at 8 pm.
The Rev. John Harwood, Jr.,
pastor of the Dillwyn Methodist
Charge, will be the speaker.
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Mary Wilson
Club Hears Talk
On Wi]dfloWers

The Mary Wilson Garden Club
met with Mrs. Louis Skidmore
on Wednesday. July 10, at 8
pm. with Miss Jean Massey as
cO-flOSteSS.
Mrs. Dave Wilson gave a pa
per on WildfloWers prepared by
Miss Betty Overcast, who was
unable to attend.
Blue ribbon was won by Miss
Jean Massey, Mrs. E. p. Ell
lott and Mrs. Herman L. Dun
can tied for the red, and Miss
Anna Dickhoff won the yellow,
on the exhibit Bottle Bou-
quets.