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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Morning Telegraph
Consensus

FLMLslCO
.1-Thespisn 10. Bad Man II, White
2-ooid rhythm ~. EASstts is. Bis
s-RSnasn II. Raeamador u. Gerald
4-Msmo Relic II. Brumby To- cry
5-Honsst Crusade %. English Sole
is, Cactus KID 4.
6-Stoney Belle s. Donnie B. How
7-gsiry Circle q. Arctic Queen s.
s-BRoNsE BABU IS. CAN the wit
s-A1dis Boy il. Bun Market IL.
AoUEDUcT
Sort Out is. Another King IL,
2-FTince o. Morn is. Uncle Oscar IL.
3-Able Dick is. Observation 70. Lord
4-sstu ia. slushins Bull 10, Oracle
-option Play %, Tapis vols O.
Stripes IL, Jet sparkle- 10.
7-fIMB CHoP 40. waltz song 1a.
s. s saat IS TOP American IL. St.
Bend 81. J. J. Pride Il.
TROPICAL PARK
Martial Ovens II, Shook II IA.
2-Meison IS. Nimbls Top Q. Hasty
3-Hero's Gift 25. LARGO Lad 8. Ora
WORLD Record 10. Keep Quiet 9.
Angle 30, cyclObOb 8. Tel
nj. Egotist %. Rocky Ford ..
7-BSston ssllor is. President jim
WoSDER IS. Second Break
s-peseert King 90. Kinks Man 7.
SHENANDOAH DOWNS
(AFTERN00N PR0GRAM)
1-Fleeting War, General Noel, Tino's
2-Mr. D. Y. Madam Slip. Flaming
s-spooky Cadet Sir Macon. Golden
Foot, How Deep. Easter
5-Miss Jane D.. The Fifth Dream.
king Carlos. Rhythm
Wander. Piping River, Star
s-JoE'S MAN. oyDsy's Ace. He's Her
Man.
shenstone Maid, Cole
Bandit.
(NIGHT PRoGRAM)
1-Fairey's Pond. PapS Bird. Igitur.
Rays Choice, Okey's Image. Mead
ow's Beau.
3-Battleador, Delaware Mr.. Am
Pausing
4-Chuck Boy. Shining Brook. Celebrity
Boy.
Won, Spartan Lad. Mortal
Combat.
6-Murasteel. Navy Watch. First
Thrill
7-Narrowly, Hanna Rose. Miss Wreck.
Succabone, ianachta,
9-Bernarr Mac. China Night. Imon.
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Son of Ex-Grid Star
Signs With Dodgers

LOS ANGELES. Nov. %
CAP)- Kenny Washington,
jr., son Of the one-time back
field star Of the UCLA football
team, has signed q minor
league contract with the Dodg-
ers, it was announced yester-
day.
Young Washington, who bats
and throwslefthanded, was a
star outfielder at the Univer-
sity Of Southern California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Wilt Nets 18 in Row
To Set NBARecord

double-header at Boston in
which the Eastern Division
leading Celtics thrashed Los
Angeles Western pacesetters,
ll4-78. In other games, st.
Louis moved up on the Lakers
by downing Detroit, 113-105,
and Cincinnati edged Balti-
more, 112-119.
Chamberlain had only eight
points in the first period, but
then added "a in the second as
the Warriors built a 74-4l half
time lead. The previous record
for consecutive baskets was Is
by Larry Costello Of Syracuse,
December 8, 1861. Bill McGiIl
was high scorer for the Knicks
with % points.
ShackIe Lakers
The Celtics, now 1871, COM
pletely shackled the Laker Of
tense, allowing only IS points
in the second period and 80 for
the half. The Lakers now are
only .008 percentage points
ahead of st. Louis. Sam Jones
led Boston with 20 points. Jer-
ry West and Leroy Ellis had Is
each for Los Angeles.
The Hawks outscored the
Pistons, It'll, in the second
quarter. then ripped off nine
straight points at the start of
the final period after Detroit
closed the gap. zelmo Beatty led
st. Louis with 80 points while
Bob Petit had %. Bailey How
ell and Don Oil each scored 10
for Detroit.
Oscar Robertson and Wayne
Embry, who each scored %
points, paced a Royal come
back that overcame a 14-point
deficit. Robertson put Cincin-
natl ahead to stay. l14-l13.
and Embry clinched it with a
field goal and two fouls. The
Bullets Terry Dischinger led
the scorers with 30 points.
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Aoueduct

Air Voyage CBOIand) SEQ 40 $40
Selected Shorts (BseEa) 1920 $50
b Bachelor County GeonarD $50
Space Aid, Draw-T. c-Acknowledge,
WIG WIG VII. GGnsratulate, Fleet Boss Boss
Polaris. Time, HOS.
b-Jones-Birchfield Farm entry.
e-Bieber-Jacobs entry.
2nd-S3,5OO; cling; 8 yrs; 8 fur.
Blen Darling (SOrensen)
sawpit GeOnard) 1000 5.i0I
Rip n Mae (BaeEaD $50
Brass Wedding. Avalon Sissy, Avon
Grove Angel, Elegant Ethel. Merrickle
Gal, Nazette Blue, Honey Locust, Red
DAILY DOUBLE: 90 PAID s1O1.ao.
sd-s3.8 800; cling: mdn. 2-yr.; 7 fur.
Fleet Trick Felie'no) 1000 sic 4.4O
Studio (Adams) $50 3.8O
New Recruit Pierce) $50
DGGe RRsansf Dr. skH arts Phil ergs2
tai Mr. Gourmet. Fishin Fever. + Nav
Dor. Cosmo H. Dogooder, smersh.
S s3tpIser-Bieber entry.
4th-$5, 900; cling: 3-yr & up: l mi.
Forty. Years (Ma'elD 1910 1900 SEQ
Would Reward fKortel $40 4.6O
Fearless Miss Duicet Blue. R item
Reddy, Pelarcy's JOY. Time. 1885.
5th--S4. 500; cling. yrs; o fur.
Salute Ken (GuerinD 32.7O 1880 $50
Prince Maple CHernandeE) 1910 1870
Blessed Verdict (Giuffra) 40
Luck Out. Silver Circuit, Amends,
Kitty Quick, Go Ahead. Hurricane Hat
tie, Solitude Trail. New Attack, Wee
Rainbow. Time. 1:11%.
6th-S5,5OO: alw.: 2-yrs.: o rur.
Scotch Tune Pierce) 1850 $50 900
Ask Gus CYcaza) $50 $50
bPuH Over (Hernandezl 800
Ambioner, Sacred River, bHit The
s stai Dg Zane Am n!11 Eenese' Biinkins
Observation-Disclosures entry.
9TH - $4,000 d ed the Remsen
Stakes; alw.: 2-yrs.; l mi
Northern Dancer SY'a) ESQ ego 30
Repeating CGuStines) 2.IO
Shady Planet. Kojo, Pertinax Time,
sthGS5. 500; alw.; 3-yrs. & I'D; 7 fur.
Summer Straw CHPd'I) 600 800 $50
Please Julie (Yeaza) 40 $50
Barletta (GOmeLl 4.5O
Silver Bowl, Double Sport, Fleen N
Sweet, Our Sonata, Sun Flash. Time,
9th-S4.2OO: cling: 3 yrs. q up; IL
mi.
Boston Gift CHern'z) 1860 go $50
Shudahadim (Pierce) $40 4.2O
CautivadOF (KOrtel SEQ
Judex, Sim Feiner, aBiticarb. Annie
Gino, Wild Win. aEdelde, Nyrop. Time,
1853.
-schenck-Tobin entry.
Total handle S2.3O6,s74. Attend
anee, 2l.169.
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Yesterdays Racing Results
PimIico

1st-S3,OOO; cling; 3-yr.; II. mi
Little Rib (Gargan) 400 800
sure cinch, Jims storyland. skip
per's Image, Witch's Chant, Aceinthe-
park, States Rights, Corybant, Lun Far,
Harvest Tan. Time 1:471s.
Peter Pumpkin (W'D Ii.2O SEQ $50
Tout Royal (Grimm) 1920 $50
Creswell (TureOtte) 4.2O
Dash Of water, Lowin, Please, Ma
iority Leader, Akots, Oscillator, I'm
Direct, Frankish Don. Ole st. Nick.
DAILY DOUBLE (s-6) ss75.2O
3dms:; 800 90; cling: sI y 6o !, tq "
Mussuet q. SOllarsl 71.OO $3.50
Royal Ark. Jet Siege. Collection
Plate, Darling Bloom, Roman Rage,
sand Spur Cliff Hanger Current
Scratehed-Blue Bachelor.
4th-S2, 500; cling; 3 yrs. up; 8 fur.
Coast To Coast lB0 1910 1880 $50
oil Lamp ID. French) 500
All Four, Rush The Light. Frankie
Ray. Blue Imperial, Royal Boy. Brlar
Show, Hills King, Conimicut. Mr.. Blast.
5th&s4. d60: alw.: 2-yr. fills; 8 fur.
Glen Arm CTurcotte) 1870 500 40
Sabemar (French) $3.50 $50
Laugh And Cry (Chambers) 400
Vigorous Wheys, Volant Gigi, Silver
Sari. Aunt Agile. Klu's Choice. Golden
Hostess, Rye Slipper, Saida. Time, 1:13.
Scratched-Dais.
6th-S4,OOO; cling: 3-yr. up fillies &
yanairess (Grimml 1880 $50 $50
q Dance Queen 0Ovato) 1850 11.6O
q Beau's Hostess (KimbaIll 1850 IL go
Villas Gal. Minabomb, Grey Oil,
Modest Statement, Toranella, GENTLY
Music, Lizzie R.. Maize Doakes. Time,
1:46&s.
aP. Scalcione entry.
Scatched-Truly Good.
7th-S5, 900; alw.; 3-yrs q up; Q furc
Fauve (teel 800 $50 10 800
Lansing Lane (WalO 400 $50
TiImar (Chambefs) ESQ
sTta, Mon M0nica, Sharp I 4 Thinker Kings
TWIN DOUBLE die 4-6) $4,750.OO
eth-S5, 900: alw.; 3-qr. fills; Q fur.
Aces Swinging tCh'b'sl $50 $40 4.S0
Mountain Pool (Gr'ndin'tD 11.6O 500
Sky Diver (HarmatEl $50
Initabss. Robadan. Twin Bridges
Tipopiek, Lori Rock. Bay Belle. Time
eihGs4 500; cling; s-yr. & Up; lie
Pocket Rocket cNsrn) eO.OO $50 5,2 S
sigalert neel 1I.SO 13.19
Kathy Dares (COrIel 1920
Free Fan an. Pan Bang; Absent oIn s Ths
Hatch. Hieroglyph. Diavolo I'd,
Nemrsc.. Time, / AS. -,
Attendance-7.s52. Handle-ss26,-
143s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

MSnsaS is s SaR Cloud s. fs.. Bench 10
AUDH BOZ won his last on the turf at Laurel
this route and should have too much for these
AISTAR won his last two in the weeds and will be
Eolng for three. RUNsPURTYToo viii be showing
Ks: XXI: xxxlo pounds apprentice allowance claimed
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SCRATCHES
Pir1Iico

lst-Blow Gun, Bull Hero, White
Label. No Surrender.
2d-Mari Quest. Nooress, Salaeia
3rd-Rocamador, Coolagh. West
River. Bohemian Bay.
4th-Mohawk Maid. CRY Battle,
5th-NeWs Wire. Royal Vision,
Mosey on, Vratar.
6th--New Yorker, Allergic, In
themost, Sun and Noon.
9th-Rapid Play, Park Bench Mon.
tufar, Sierra's Cloud. st. Pete.
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Tropical

Clear and Fast-Post. I:15 Pm.
Betty Wood, Martial owens,
Belle OF Dunes, Golden Comet.
Du Driver. Hasty Pace, Alary, Tessie
T., Romano.
Smart Talk, Captive Deal. Hand
some RedwinK, Oxymoron, Buffalo
William. Deep Thinker.
MO Do 1t, First Money, World
Record, Mr.. Spinelli, Black Scion, Sc
cret Pennies.
5-Telegenic, EidaS.
Cheshire.
0-Alsito.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

THURSDAY RACES. TRACK FAST POST TINE,


HONEST CRUSADE steps ap In class since win
ming last ct Garden State bat should outast win.
NALDINAS LAST Is in fine shape and could take Il all
CACTUS KID is running in better company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
yeaF-Olds and "A miles

rs Bohemian.
RANDAN second for . mile and quarter
last week and Will be cut 10 take all LITTLE
WHIRL showed fer lO-l IN running the last time
. EeOd effort.
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Aqueduct

Clear and Fast-Post. IL AM.
l-Stahlstown.
Kitty Beale, Shutter Shy.
6-Candy Stripes.
S-Landlord III. Arretabatado.
9-picks Choice,
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.Dr-Sss and 1U ss SSs s aaTes Ses =

SCkAICHED-I3 Mari Quest, II NOOFess, rs Salacia.
LIBHAR drops in class and is capable surprising.
EASEIIE Is In TOP form. GOLD RHYTHM
with this field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
By the Associated Press

After the San Francisco
Warriors lost to Cincinnati
Tuesday night. Coach Alex
Hannum shook his head. Wilt
Chamberlain just won't shoot
enough. said Hannum.
The new Chamberlain, Han
NUNS own product. had the
coach shaking his head again
last night. Wilt took only Is
shots.
But he made Is in a row.
Chamberlain. who has been
talked into passing off more by
Hannum and Is following in
structions to the letter, missed
his first shot against New
York. But he went on to set a
National Basketball Association
record Of Is in q row in the
Warriors 1889 victory over
the Knicks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
Run StiH Intact

Chamberlain made all his
shots from within six feet Of
the basket and wound up with
SO points. His record run still is
intact as he sat out the fourth
period and had missed only
that one shot up until then.
Chamberlain's performance
came in the first game of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
BOATS and MARINE.

1855 7SFOOT RICHARDSON, N.soo
must sell buying new boat. Can Sc
az washington Yacht Club, Water q.
Sc. or call s56esz3
DUCK BLIND, portable eartop, pom
toons and rack incl, ST. $4,000, Ext.
~ or OIL. 2-04S0.
1.FT. CABIN CRUISER, 1857 Lightho1Se.
500. Call WE. S3ls7 or WE. 5I7s.
u SHARE IN 2l-FT. OWENS inboard
Sapin Cruiser, In return for work on
boat. 759-295S.
TRADE GOOD I6-FT, SKI BOAT.
motor and trailer for small car. Value
$500. 51s-005S, after $3.50 pm.
BEST OFFER STEALS my internG-
tiona Ito Day Sailor, on trailer,
loads Of equipment. OIL. 6-S422.
81 LUHRS '62 DCFB, low hours Ike
81 new, every extra. Must sell this
week. Make offer. AP. 7-S5OO or
30l-TW. 2-703l.
DUCK BLIND portable cartop, pom
toons and rack incl. ST. $4,000, Ext.
II or OIL. 2-04S0.
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FIRST RAcE-Psr,. 5000; Ginning Hs.OOo; 4.
raar-aIdE and ia miles.

boW 0uns IL mere 10 Nhht
Label. Is Ne Surrender.
THEsPIAN iust missed By ness and Is due for
. winners spot. OLE kEL. Eame campatEner. VIII
be pressing BAD MAN third In his last and should
repeat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $4,000 added; Dixie Handicap;

CALL THE WITNESS should surprise By duplicat-
inE his sterling race on the turf AZ Laurel earlier this
month PARKA Is tOuEh one to beat. BRONZE BABU
capable Of running away with IL, also s capable Of
running q bad race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
BEST BET-CALL THE WITNESS

NINTH RACE-Purse. s45OOI Maryland Jockey Club
turf series; starter hAndicapi 3-year-Olds and
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sSS S saTnT to

ESCADAL. with Tureotte aboard, should be a hard
combination TO outeass. TWINIGHTER third for
six fuFongs and might have the stamina 20 stay
close. FRUIT SHIPPER ran well In New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28
sIxTH RAeE.PgE.s: $500 claiming 5000 to ST.

10 Sun and Neon.
GERTRUDE Q. Is due fer q victory. FAMILY PIC
showed game effort recently and rates . call. SUNNY
POSE should repeat for the show position.
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5th-Sl 600; yrs. e up; CHING; 5H7 ful
Spartan Lad Davidson -. 40
s Weather Lady (Gamby) 80. lis 4
Back Bay Belle (no boy) &c. ia
2 Radio Won ID. Smith ..... ll3
I Miss George (Grafton) ..... ITO
3 Our Bug (Russo) ........... III II
Tryancatch Me (no boy) -. lls u
2 Gramoud (BuSh) .......... lis II
10 Mortal Combat (no boy) go. lis q
Forever Bright (Sollars) -. III q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

Kern Stable -Smith-Virsa entry.
ks. XXI. XXX 10 pounds apprentice
allowance claimed.
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7th-$l 400; } yrs; cling; s fur.
9 Congress Park (no boy) .... ll3
4 Narrowly (Gamby) ....... Il6
J Blackherst Ono boy) ..... 1l6
S Dumping Along (ArduinD o.. 1l6
s Hanna Rose (Grafton) -. ia i
2 High Plane Riston) ... 1l6 4
10 Black Snow (Grafton) 800. III 2
Miss Wreck Donnally) ..... loe 2
2 Pats Brother RussoO 800. lI6 2
3 Gall And Honey (Slaughter) lis
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lists, 900: cling: 3-yr.: liz mi.
Aljumar (NelsOn) $3.50 1910 900
Little Rib (Gargan) 400 800
In Chips I'd. French) 4.4O
Sure Cinch, Jims Storyland. Skip
per's Image, Witchs Chant, Aceinthe-
park, States Rights, Corybant, Lun Far,
Harvest Tan. Time 1:47Is.
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2d-S3, 500: mdn. yrs. 9 fur.
Peter Pumpkin (W'D 11.2O $50 $50
Tout Royal (Grimm) 1920 $50
Creswell (TureOtte) 400
Dash Of Water, Lowin, Please, Ma
jority Leader, Akots, Oscillator, I'm
Direct, Frankish Don. Ole st. Nick.
Time. 1.13M
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6th-sl.lOO; } yrs; cling; ! mi.

otn-SIlIUUs yTs., CIInB.I ] MI.
Mikes Ann (no boy) ...... lis
2 Frosty Meadow (nO boy) &C.. lis
Oh Jabneh (VasiD .......... lis
10 First Thrill (no boy) ........ III
5 Navy Watch Diavolikis) 80. 1le
Donna Bush CGamby) ...... liz
Fleet Turn (no boy) ........ lis
Top Glitter (no boy) ........ 100
! Transmitter Handley) 49,. ITO
3 Murasteel (Grafton) ...... ITO
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
Campbell Choir
Spring Tour
career.

The spring tour route for the
choir of Campbell College, Buies
Greek. N. c., was announced
this week. Ted Denton. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Denton. of
Keysville, is president of the
choir group. He is a graduate
of Worsham High School.
Final stop OF the group will
be Rancblph-Henry High School,
where they will sing at an as
sembly program at l0:40 on
Tuesday, April 2.
/ The first stop of the S pr i n g
tour will be Petersburg, March
%, with a concert at 8 p m. at
Elm Street Baptist Church.
Other stops will include the fol-
lowing: March %, at noon, Rich
mond. commute concert i'll the
chapel period Of the Foreign
Mission Board: Norfolk, pm.
concert at NorvieW Baptis t
/ Church.
On Saturday they viii travel
to Baltimore returning Monday,
April l, where they will present
a concert at 8 pm. in the First
Baptist Church. Lynchburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
Surprise Party

Surprise Party
Mrs. R. B. Chernault, Of Wor-
sham, surprised Mrs. A. M.
Throckmorton Sunday afternoon.
for her birthday. by entertaining
a few friends in her honor.
Those present for the occasion
were her sister, Mrs. Henry Stay
ton. Mrs. Joe Price, Mrs. Jackie
D. ThrOckmOrtOn. Mrs. Il + Z Il t
ThrOckmorton. Mrs. Bessie B.
Irving. and Mrs. Bert SWalley
and daughter Lou. The honoree
was the recipient of many lovely
and useful gifts
Dan Fowler. of Newport News.
and Ellis Lancaster, Of Langley
Air Force Base, were week end
guests of Dams mother, Mrs.
Ola Fowler.
Miss Temple Lipscomb. of
Richmond. and Miss Sarah Lips
comb. of Gladys. spent the week
end at their home here.
Mrs. Bert Swalley and Lou
and Mrs. A. M. Throckmorton
spent Wednesday in Richmond
where Mrs. Swalley consulted
her physician
Mrs. Joe Allen and daughter,
Jenny Lou. OF Keysville. We're
recent callers of her brother-in-
law and sister, Nh. and Mrs.
Joe Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trent Throck-
morton, of Meherrin, visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. M Throckmorton
Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Skinner was call
ed to Richmond Wednesday to
the bedside of her ailing mother,
Mrs. Jenny Carter, who is a pa
tent at the Shortening Arms
Hospital. Prayers of the com
munity are with them at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Slayton
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Slayton spent Sunday
in Richmond, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldridge Slayton and chill
| dran
! Mr. and Mrs Don Phillips, Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22
New Baptistry Used First Time;
Other improvements Completed

CUMBERLAND, March 2l-
There have been many improve
ments in the building at the
Fitzg erald Memorial Baptist
Church in the past year. A full
size basement has been added,
five Sunday School rooms, a
kitchen and Baptistry. Members
of the church felt the need of
t h e improvements to help
meet the Spiritual advancement
in the entire church program.
Sunday night, March II. the
Baptistry was used for the first
time, when four young people
were baptized into the member
ship. A very impressive service
was conducted by the pastor. the
Rev. T. P. Reynolds.
Mrs. James S. Godsey an d
Miss Janet Godsey were guests
last Sunday Of Mrs. Vincent c.
1ate, OF SAKE
Visitors of Mrs. William
French Boggs at "Woodlawn. "
last Sunday were Mrs. Martin
Pitts, of Elk Hill, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Goodwin, of Dundas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew E. God
sey were week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Murray
and family, at Bayside.
Mrs. Olivia Overton, of Farm
vile was recent visitor of her
brother, w. w. DoWdy, at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. M. NJ.
George. Recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George were Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart George and daugh-
ter, Sharon, of Richmond, and
Upper George and sons. of Bon
Air.
Mrs. Grady w. Garrett re-
turned Monday from a two
weeks visit with her son, Allen
W. Garnet, and family. of Sill
yer Spring. Md.
Bridal Shower
Mrs. j. c. Hayes entertained
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22

don, of Goochland, Sunday aft
ernOOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Connatsar
and children, jerry, Sue and Pat
were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert E. Shaver Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Oliver c. Lippy, super
intendent Of the WMU of Mid
die District Baptist Association.
went TO Richmond Sunday af-
ernoon to attend an executive
session at 4 pm. She has been
staying in Richmond through
Thursday, attending other execu-
tive sessions and the State WMU
Convention at he First Baptls
Church
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-22

ney Toney and daughter of vii
llamsburg. spent Sunday in the
same home.
Mrs. w. S. Weaver spent the
week end in Fredericksburg
with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Taylor, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Ayres and
children. of Falls Church, Mr..
and Mrs. Murrell Digger and
Judy, OF London Bridge. and C.
]. Allard, I'll, Of Virginia Beach,
were week end guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. D. Walton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Banton and children
were also visitors during the
week end.
w. S. Weaver was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
jenkins, Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Stevens and Mar
tina. Of Waynesboro, spent from
Wednesday to Saturday with her
parents. The Rev. A. H. Stew.
ems, Dru and Lin came on Fri.
day and stayed until Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Berry and
family and Mn. and Mrs. Joseph
Berry, all of Richmond visited
their sisters during the week
erd.
Mrs. j. w. Lindsey returned
home on Friday, after spending
a week with her brother, o. C
Sims, who has been ill. Miss
Ethel Sims, of Alexandria, spen'
the week end at her home here
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with miscellaneous bridal
shower for Miss Joyce Latane
r a n son. Saturday evening
March is. in the fellowship room
Of the Fitzgerald Baptist Church.
She was the recipient of many
lovely, useful and ornamental
gifts. The marriage of Mss Ran
son to Wayne Allen Dingeldein
will take place on Saturday
March 80 at 2:30 p. m. in the
church. with her pastor the
Rev. T. P. Reynolds officiating
followed by a reception in the
basement fellowship room.
Mrs. H. C. Gillian had as her
week end guest her sister, Miss
10 Blanton. of Charlottesville.
John E. Greer attended tn 9
Life Insurance Company of
Georgia school for agents this
week in Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. Ada B. Shepard spent a
few days this week at Guinea
Mills as guest Of her sister. Miss
Laura Blanton and other mem
bers of the Blanton family.
Mrs. R. L. Adams, Jr.. Bren-
da, Carol, Debbie and Max. were
recent dirner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams, of Ashby. They
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Dawson and family in the same
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest J. Marion
and son, Jay, of Goochland,
were overnight guests Saturday
Of her mother. Mrs. Virginia
Kesler. at Rose Cottage"
Beta Club Trip
Mrs. S. P. Allen sponsor Of
the Cumberland High School
Beta Club. accompanied tn e
county wide group to the con-
vention last Friday and Satur-
day held at the Hotel J oh n
Marshall. in Richmond. Those
from the village attending were
Phyllis Vassar, Carol Jean
Brown and Judy Peters. Also.
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Paul Hicks And Family Visit
III Mother In Richmond Hospital

JEFFERSON, March q -
Mrs. Drew Hicks, who is still
a patient at Richmond Me
mortal Hospital. and Mr.. Hicks
OF Belmeade, had their SON,
Paul. and his family visit for a
few days last week. They re-
turned to Olmstead Air Force
Base on Sunday. Mrs. H k S
has shown considerable i'm
provement this week.
! Mrs. Betsy Mathews an d
daughter, Margaret, of Rich
mond former resident of Pow
hatan, visited Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| p. Hicks for a short while Sun
day afternoon.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. Graham
Lester. Jr.. were in Richmond
Thursday, March IA. and visited
Mrs. Julia Jackson and h e +
daughter. Mrs. F. Aubrey Mar
(, tin.
j Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Flaherty
went to Ruther Glen. Caroline
county, Saturday to visit their
son, Warren. and family for the
week end. On Sunday they all
went to Alexandria to visit Mrs.
F'laherty's sister, whom she had
not seen for some time.
Visits Slusses
Mrs. Helen Bowman, of Farm
vile, was a visitor on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Buford Sluss.
She also visited Mrs. Ellie Fran
els.
Mrs. Oliver C. Lippy and her
m 0 t h er, Mrs S. F. Percy,
spent Saturday in Richmond.
They did a bit of shopping and
visited Miss Lenora Piercy be-
fore returning hcme.
Matt J. Michaux, of Michaux
Grant, entered Stuart Circl e
Hospital, Richmond. Sunday for
several days.
Mrs. w. C. Kirby went to
, Richmond Friday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kirby. They
all left Saturday to spend the
week end in Alexandria wit h
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kirby.
Mrs. w. c. Kirby stayed on in
Alexander to visit, the pa S t
week.
Week End Guests
j Mrs. w. L. Tyree and Tommy
Lester, Of Richmond, were week
end guests Of the T. Graham
Lester. Jr., family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Herndon
and daughter. Debbie, were visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Hern-