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SILVER. % SAMUEL NUE. On THURSDAY,

june 20, 1893, SAMUEL SILVER
q fdv. SSl62 ,Lsinnean terrace nv. be-
Block. Mrs. Claire s. Mazie, Silver
Spring; Abraham, Morton, Clarence
ana Herman Silver, all Of Silver
Spring, and Raymond Silver, Alex
andria, va. He also Is survived
delphia, Pa; twenty-seVen graYld-
children and twelve great-erand-
children. Funeral services At the
Bernard Danzansky a. Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
s spardkins ,i raeilities adiaeenD. on
terment Southeast Hebrew ConRre-
cation Cemetery. Memorial week,
0lb2 Linnean terrace NV. (Baiti-
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ygP 10 cA isss. cAS SR T scoTT q
Ills, s.SStt, nv. beloved wife Of
grandchildren, Joseph Scott, Louise
cade and Joann Scott: other reisS
tiyes and friends. After 8 pm.
Monday, June "a. friends may cali
Ct the Palmer Funeral Home, 4I2
held on Tuesday, June 25, at 10
noon. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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TncH. ROBERT >. tsoNI. On Sat-,

dss. june %. = 1889 sSNl Ro 81 sasu! 5
I'd. Sc. beloved son Of Robert itch
Sro,A and the late Marie J. Tilch
Catherine : clsrf. John r. oeo rE'
q. and Edwin P. Tilch. FuneraI
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc
parking facilities). on Tuesday,
81. MAYS II; csth O ~ churTecssni ee p,s 70
GATEWAY. Nd. where Mass will be
offered at 10 an. for the repose
Of his soul. Interment church GEM
etery. Visiting hours until Q pm.
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day. June q, 1858, at his resi-
iERSSis s2 s2rss SG GHEsNsr RI husband HS
MarSaret l. Trice Of Westmoreiand
q Washington, b. c.; brother Of
Luther W. and Esther LinEins Of
washington, q. c. Three grand
dren also survive. Friends may
call 81 Qawler's Chapel, Wisconsin
ave. At Harrison ST. NV. (parking
on premisesl, where services will
oe held on Monday. June "a, ct II
an. Interment olenwood Gene
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TURNER, HERBERT r. On Saturday,
june 90, 1868. HERBERT r.
TURNER. husband OF Cora Turner
Also survived By his mother, Mrs.
Mary Turner; two brothers, william
p. and Merle Clifford Turner. and
one grandchild. Friends may call
at the Money q King Funeral
Home. III West Maple ave. Vienna,
Tuesday, June rs. at 2 pm. Inter
ment Flint Hill Cemetery, oakton,
Va. "a
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wuLIAMs. JAcouEIINK ~ ,

WILLIAMS iIli Of 1893 scs S SAciSV espiSUi
81. Sc. beloved dagghter o. Jamie
y apssDsn 5s oSHshsI rap one '; w,
llams, and other relatives. Friends
may call at the Malvan A Schey.
Inc. Funeral Home, New Jersey
ave. and n ST. NV. on Monday.
June. "a, after 4 pm. where flu
day. June IS. at pm. Tntermsnt
Arlington National Cemetery.
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WILCOX, JANE AUGUR. on Friday.
June q. 1868. q her residence,
mother o. Arnold 4. wiiIcox and
Caroline d. Wilcox. She also Is sur
viyed by two grandchildren. Services
will be held at the Bethlehem Chapel
of the WashinFton. Cathedral on
Monday June "a, az 1880 pm. In
20
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WILLhAMhs MARI On TUESDAY,
june .Is', lees, MARY WILLIAMS g
Louise, joyce, Ann, Belinda. brenda,
yaeaueline, Jonathan and Michael
Williams. dauEhter Of Leiah Hum
five sisters eight brothers. other
relatives and a host Of friends.
friends are invited 70 call ct the
Jarvis Gh.ps ,i i1ss Yog * ma
f a., %SRS'' srl S"R; Nations. cs s%
wOIDKE, HARRY, on Saturday. June
%, 1888, At the washington Hos
pltal Center, WAshlneton, b. G.,
HARRY .woIpKE % 1901 South
"a 81, Arlington,. Va, husband OF
Florence L. woldks OF the home
addreas. father Of Mrs.. Jean Elila-
beth Read OF Appleton, MINI. John
Q. wo!dke OF Detroit, Mich; Mrs.
s Dos' Rsh.EFd9 spPs Pau q Mo s,dRs'oe 3, ys
home sddrssl brother Of Pred
both Of Cleveland, Ohio Mrs Anna
va. cara saussh. q cSiam6 5tn !,
Ohio, and Mrs, Elsie orund OF
Rosky River, CHE r,gisnds may
fr1 ). s.ld o. MoS SSsy. Jd iSs'l S.
AZ pm A. the Imfnanuel Luz
theran Church. 100 Belalr rd..
Alexandria, Va. .fntsrment Lutheran
csmstery, Cleveland. Ohio.
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MAMMALIAN. EREnERICK NoRMAN. Do.

2n g., ITusnsaay. , w.. N l eag5i A
osfms u FisKp2RicK NoRMhN
MCNAMARA. 81 q zee bais AZ
u. MeNamafa. father Of Frederick
Norman Mcnamara, Jr. NJ. Mona.
E mar, rss, n,, sm wst slg. o, pYR
ave- slIvsr sprina Ma Cparkips
fseiiillssi. Services vii Be- held
am, AZ wort Myer Chapel inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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W HHH"HHH1sD' H1H' oNNJ'
S - g. Of WI a.
Loyal Daughter ALTA VI.
WARD. Elk services on
- Monday. June ,S e. lvs sSS;oI e
Avenue Baptist Church.
MAGGIE SMITH,
Loyal Daughter Ruler.
INEZ WALKER, Pin. Seey.
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MA LII. paEDERIck c: On Thurs
osrnsstOvn, Me-. rR RI eiS PONG e.
MARTH. beloved husband OF Anna
NJ gstephensD .Marth: brother 81
Roy Y. Marth Of washington. b. &.
neral Home. 3i6 East Diamond ave,
oaithersburg. Nd, where funeral
services viii be held on Monday.
june -. at $40 pm In;efmcnt
ss sms..ls Presbyterian Church
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ROZANsKY. nERNARD On a.

sss0yl; J ygRs e. 1883; sERNAEp
NV, beloved husband OF Mrs. Doro-
thy Rozansky. He also is survived
By his mother. Mrs. Mollie Rozan-
sky; two brothers, Jack and Ben
RoSansky, and sister. Mrs. NAL
colin First, Miami. Fla. Funeral
q Sons Funeral Home, 55oi i9th
cent?, on Monday. June "a, at /
pm. Intement Adas Israel Gene
terry. Memorial week, 35lI Daven-
port st. NV. Apt. 4O5, %
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bc SGGPffi' g. Mex MCKAY Of i Ssis sss AS:
solsa ~ Silver spring, Ma:; bus:
AsheyyI. father q Esther Eliaa 6;,,n
Z. Watkins and Normsn A, Mckay
NJ Mckay rests AZ the Warner {,
Humphrey Funeral Home, siJ4
oeofgia aye, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on Mon.
aay june ~, a. 2 pm, !paTkipE
lngtQn Cemetery, Friends may visit
AZ the funeral home after pm,
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WWsSSoSSiSosS wa %SRp b. ie fsso h bs
mont 81. NV, Apt. 8. devoted sister
Of Miss Louise Woodford. Also
surviving are q niece. Miss Hilda
Woodford;. other relatives and many
are invited 70 call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th 81. NV.
Funeral services At the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church. 1880 Vers
mont ave. NV, at pm. Monday,
June "a, the Rev. c. T. Murray
SDeeed sit.r cs .rv,s. wiz not 6f
Harmony Memorial Park. %
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LiNkINs, GEORGE REISs. An emer-
"a gent Communication OF
q; f. & ~ !:
sin ave. At Harrison 81.
Masonic ls' S SSREi' s 81 CONDUCT e;
9qlSr, late brother, GEORGE REiss
EsToN o. JOHNSON. Master. o.
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June rs. 1908. 81 The District Gen:
Of Clinton Randolph. she also
leaves 70 mourn her .Ipassing three
Anton and kathryn Matthew: one
sister, three brothers, six grand
sons, eleven Ereat-grandehl ldTen,
and T' many irisnds. Remains rest
E Ps Hs !0s soiS ig Rsip e. &C. &C.
ti, @Das DaTt as .i..l I'm T sSn.
SSsryiee, vii Si,.SS' ls sm on son s.y,
EmIiti Stark StiiSSl1tiEpsc ,u, Inter.
Family viii meet At 10 2lh
a. ne. 2O,22,2J
RAwsoN, COL. FRANK J.. UsAF
(retD, on Saturday, June 20,
in63, Al Walter Reed General Hos
pitai, cot. PRANK j, RAwscN,
UsAF 1retl. OF 5l37. Connecticut
RHvson' father 81 MAJ. William G,
es swfion chapel slsn'' Wisconsin con ' ave. a
Harrison ~. NV tparking on prem.
Blessed sss s sssi.m.n csthOIi tl' ceSures
western ave. and 9ussada ~ nv
on Tuesday, June 20 an.
Interment Arlington National Gene
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~ ~ SsS' 81. ff0i Si !, j f' . y
M W. are hereby i; 5; notiiied 81 81
a e: d e. tRSARSb5 P PIH .stsI
ice win be held at the fu-
"a neral, ] pm. Monday, June
"a, 1853. at the Vermont Avenue
ELIzABETH v. BATES,
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JAMES y. ~ loving mem
%Eteh wi Who ' i.i S Sc on: 'H ysaT 40 ~
today, June 90, 1899.
The wonderful things you did for
Live In our hearts each day.
And keep you near and dear 70 Us,
His DEVOTED cHILDRiN.
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day, june ss,. 1903. At he Wash.
ins Esisl Hospital Center, WALTER \.
Sslssssso Ss.S q az ssaiSs " Ma Ma
sincup. father OF W. Earl Masineup,
brother % Mrs, olive Rider o.
Miller Of Roanoke. Va, and grand
Edward Msslneap. frfiendS may e.
at the Lee Funeral Home. 9TH IT.
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
viii be held on Tuesday, June 25,
81 10 am. fnterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery, "a
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BROWN, SUSIE J. In loving memory
Of our devoted mother, SUSIE
JONES BROWN, who departed this
life seven years ago today, June
%. 1856.
You live with US in memory still,
MxRdARET. kRDELLs GLADYS
, 1963-04-23
Christiansted Public Library
April II, 1868
QUIZ CONTEST

The Christiansted Public Libra
ny is sponsoring a quiz contest
for children from 10 to Is years
of age.
All answers should be turned
in to the library on or before
Wednesday, April "a. The first
first three correctly answered en-
tries received will be awarded
prizes. These prizes will be the
generous contribution of the Jel-
trup Book Store.
/. In what story does a beetle
solve a treasure hunt j?
2. Who is the author of the
book entitled Twenty thousand
leagues under the sea-?
8. What is the origin of the
word Caribbean?
4. What country was in pos
session of the United States
Virgin Islands in the year 1888?
5. What are the first and sec
ond most precious of the pre-
cious stones?
6. Which actor and actress
won academy awards for star
ring roles in 1871
z. Who was Camille Pisarro?
On what island in the West In
dies was he born?
s. What is the greatest known
depth of the Caribbean Sea?
9. The following quotation
is taken from which of Shake
speare's works?
we are such stuff
AS dreams are m ade on,
and our little life
Is rounded with a Sleep.
10. Name the artist who paint
ed the famous picture "Mona
Lisa.
, 1963-04-23

you NEED A LITTLE MORE FAITH
BY ORAL DEBRIS

These promises are SO faithful
and sure that Cod has sealed
them with the blood of His only
begotten Son. We have evidence
for our faith, and we can stand
upon the Word of the living
Cod.
Jesus said, 4 am come that
they might have life and that
they might have it more album
dainty" More speaks Of a larger
quantity. Abundantly speaks of
an inexhaustible supply. Jesus
promises us Life over and beyond
the ordinary. Salvation is life.
Healing is life. The supplying
Of our needs is life. All these
things God has promised us in
His Word. And we can have
them when we claim them by
faith.
When you are tormented by
fears and doubts, your body is
full Of aches and pain and your
life is full Of needs, open your
Bible. Read Gods promises to
you. Put your name in the place
Of the people in the Bible and
say, Lord, this promise is for
me. This is the evidence for my
faith"
Many of us frantically try to
solve life's difficulties and prob
lens by our own limited efforts
while Gods love waits to sus-
tain us and to give us unlimited
strength Our part is to have
faith and let Him bear us up.
, 1963-04-23

AS | was talking to a friend
of mine one day, | inquired as
to how he was feeling. He
shrugged his shoulders and said,
"Oral, there is nothing wrong
with me that a little more money
wouldn't cure"
| could not forget my friends
statement. It kept preying upon
my mind. Later Iwas praying
and reading my Bible. The Lord
spoke to my heart that | should
tell that man: Friend, there is
nothing wrong with you that a
little more faith won't cure"
Many people say they have
faith, but why is it that they
find it difficult to get out Of
their troublesP 1t is simply be-
cause having faith is not enough.
You must make your faith a liv-
ing faith. It must live in your
heart. 1t must be felt in your
spirit SO that you can let it go
out to Cod. You can have all
the faith in the world, but if you
do not make your faith an ac-
tive faith, you might as well not
have any at all.
How does a person get evi-
dence for his faith? He gets evi-
dence, not through wishing, not
through presumption, but
through the written, literal
promises Of the Word Of Cod.
We have promises made by
God to us in the Holy Bible.
, 1963-04-23
Business

Business
Vice President, Mrs. Rita
Forbes; End, Miss Shirley
Frorup; 3rd Miss Beth
Francis, with Mrs. Della
Encarnacion and Miss Jen-
ny Thurland were elected
Recording and Correspond
ing Secretaries, respective
~. Mrs. Juanita Caroline
was reelected treasurer Of
the Club.
Good Parliamentary prac-
tees were initiated under
the leadership Of the Club
Parliamentarian, Mrs. Bet
ty Turn. Plans for the forth
coming State Convention
in St. Thomas the last of
May weer discussed and ar
ranged.
, 1963-04-23

James Triumpho, Electrical
Contractor, wishes to announce
that his phone number is
|772 02O8.
, 1963-04-23
New Cult re
1ooOn+

Wholehearted appreciation and thanks are extend
ed to all who have contributed so generously of their
time & effort toward this already successful foundation
the very basis of a new cultural enterprise and develop
ment in ST. Croix.
, 1963-04-23
WANTED

Part time summer job
Experienced SalesWoman with
knowledge of Typewriting.
Write Box 333 The Avis"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
NOTICE.:

Beginning Monday, June
Is and until further no.
tice, Bob's Super Market
will open each Monday at
LOO A. M. This will per-
NIT Bob to visit the meat
packers and Richmond
Food warehouse to per-
sonolly select the best
meat and freshest pro-
duce available for his
customers. We want the
best for you.
Bob's Super Market
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Her chapel veil fell from a
crown of seed pearls and silk
organza, and she carried a white
prayer book sprayed with bab-
les breath and an orchid.
Miss Shirley Jean Dunkley, of
Suffolk, was her sisters maid Of
honor. Other attendants were
Mrs. Nancy Trimble, of Church
vile, Miss Lanneta Lowe of
Suffolk, and Miss Susan Brink
ley, also of Suffolk, was junior
bridesmaid.
Loretta Brinkley, of Suffolk,
was flower girl, and Thomas B.
Hall, III, of Buckingham, was
his cousins ring bearer.
Mr.. Brjnkley was his sons
best man. Ushers were Archer
Dunkley. Of Farmville; Ronald
Matthews, Billy Byrd and
Jimmy White, all of Suffolk.
A reception was held immed-
lately following the ceremony in
the church social hall.
After a northern wedding
trip. the couple will make their
home in Suffolk.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
Miss Martin, Ensign Coleman Wed
In Double Ring Ceremony Sat.

The marriage of Miss Luella
Martin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kincaid Martin, of
Pamplin to Ensign Ronald Mar
shall Coleman, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Walter TWyman Coleman,
Of Appomattox, took place Sat-
urday evening, June 8, at 8 pm.
in the Farmville Methodist
Church.
The Reverend Robert Withers
performed the double-ring cere-
mony.
Given in marriage by her ia
Their, the bride wore a tradi-
tional gown of silk organza ov-
er silk taffeta. designed with a
sculptured bodice, intermission
length sleeves and portrait neck
line. Deep appliques of re-em-
brodied Alencon lace outlined
the neckline, the sleeves and Dor
dered the apron overskirt over
the full skirt, which swept into a
chapel train below the tailored
bow of organza. She wore a
mantilla of French silk illusion
bordered in Alencon lace, and
she carried a bouquet of roses,
orchids, and stephanotis.
Mrs. Richrd Robinson, Of Ap-
pomattoX, was her sisters mat
ron of honor. Miss Eloise Ros-
ser, Of Pamplln was maid Of
honor
Other attendants were Miss
Mary Anderson, cousin of the
bride, of Richmond; Miss Joan
Martin, cousin of the bride, Miss
Caroline Coleman, sister of the
groom, both of Appomattox
Miss Sara Stone, of Kingsport.
Tennessee, and Miss Patricia
Sarver, of Orange.
Junior bridesmaids were Miss
Kathrine Coleman, sister of the
groom, and Miss Mary Louise
Martin, cousin of the bride, both
of AppomattoX.
Susan Rosser, of Appomattox,
was flower girl. She carried a
basket of white rose petals.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
Baptisnal Rites
For Daughter Of
Ray a. Moore, yrs:

Alva Stevenson Moore. young
daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs. Ray
Atkinson Moore, Jr., was bap-
tized Sunday, June 8. by the
Rev. Arthur Field at College
Church, Hampden-Sydney.
Out-of-town guests here for the
occasion were her maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rice Macfie, Jr., of Winnsboro,
s, G.; Rice Macfie. III, Of the
University Of Georgia. Athens,
Ga; Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Stuart,
Of Barlow, Fla, and Miss nellie
Kennedy Stuart, Of Erskine Col
lege, Due West, S. c.
DR.. and Mrs. Moore, Jr., en-
tertained at a luncheon in the
Patrick Henry room Of Winston
Hall, Hampden-Sydney College.
Friends and Relatives were
guests Of the family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11

Daniel Lee Baldwin, of Pamplin,
was ring bearer.
Dan Coleman was his brothers
best man. Ushers were Richard
Robinson, brother-in-law of the
bride, Francis Hamilton, Leon
Edmunds, and Ray Wingfield,
all Of Appomattox; Robert Car
rol, cousin of the groom, of Con
cord, and Joe Thomas. cousin OF
the groom, of Radford.
After the ceremony, the brides
parents entertained with a re-
ception in the church social hall
Upon their return from a
northern trip, the couple will re
side in Norfolk for the summer
months.
The bride was graduated from
Marion College and is a rising
senior at East Tennessee State
University. She is a member of
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.
Ensign Coleman was gradu-
ated from Lyme burg Col
lege and United States Naval
School, Pensacola, Fla. He is sta
toned at the Naval Air Station
at Oceana.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
Rsr,onn(
H1ln.n;op

Among those attending the
Brinkley Dunkley wedding in
Suffolk on Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Kernodle and
sons, Mrs. J. M. Kernodle and
her guests, Mrs. Elaine Ker-
node and two daughters, of
Green Bay. Wise, and Mr.. ard
Mrs. Cecil W. Cason.
Mrs. F. R. Crawford left on
Friday to spend the week end
in High Point, N. c.. with her
sister, Mrs. R. j. McMullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Robert
son and daughter, Betty Bruce,
of Chapel Hill, N. c., arrived
Thursday night for a short visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter G. Robertson. The Rich
ard Robertsons will attend COM
mencemert exercises at VMI
this week end, leaving Betty
Bruce with her grandparents.
They will return to Chapel Hill
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Doyre,
Jr., and daughter, Marie, at
tended the commencement exer-
cises at VPI on Sunday, where
their son-in-laW, Joel Coleman
Watkins, was a member of the
graduating class. Mrs. Doyne
went to Blacksburg on Wednes-
day and they all returned Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Watson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Adams
were in Charlotte, N. c., Sunday
a week ago.
Recent guests of DR.. ard Mrs.
F. R. Crawford were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Stoddard, of Column
bia, S. c. .
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
United Daughters
Of The Com ederacy
Hear Histo1. lie Tape

An historic tape recording
was given BY John Wilson Of
WFLO at the meeting of the
United Daughters of the Con-
federacy held at Mrs G. w.
Glenn's on Tuesday afternoon.
June 4. Mrs. Halle Lang was a
guest.
Mrs, j. .. Rand, of Amelia,
q member Of the Farmville
UDC. Who was unable to be
present at the meeting placed
flags at the cemetery at Amelia
and at the Confederate monu-
ment in Court House Square on
Memorial Day. The chapter ack-
nowledges with a great deal Of
appreciation this service she is
performing in Amelia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
TW0 Neu
Members On
Library Board

The Farmville Public Library
Board held its annual meeting
last Wednesday, with Mrs. Ed
win P. Lancaster. chairman,
presiding. The librarian, Mrs.
Celeste Blanton, reported for the
year, stating that the library
has many patrons from the
county as well as the com
muritv. Mrs. J. H. Whitfield,
vice-chairman Of the board, sent
word that the surplus and dupli-
cate books have been given to
Mrs. Fanny GannaWay Moon for
use by the Welfare Department.
Plans for the coming year
were made. and two new mem
bers, Miss Portla Spencer and
Mrs Blanton Hamburg, were
elected to membership on the
board.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wall left
on Friday to spend a week at
st. simon's Island, Ga.
Miss Joan Spencer left on Fri
day for Topeka, KanS., where
she VIII attend the summer ses-
sion at Washbmn University.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11

South Hill yesterday afternoon
Sunday with Post 70 as host.
Gates Richardson, state COM
mander, spoke at the joint SEES
sion and was followed by a talk
on the Legion and Veterans"
by the Hon c. W Cleaton, mem
Der o. the Virginia General AS
sembly.
Mrs. Alison Reese, of Chase
City. 4th District president. pre-
sided at the meeting of the Lee
gion Auxiliary. Reports W e
heard from department and dis
trio. chairman and the loo |
units. Jack Garland Unit 80 was
the first and only unit to report
on time that it had reached is
quota Of membership equal to
last year. Mrs. Harold Garrett,
of the local unit 80,
was elected 2nd vice president
Of the district for l963-64.
Those attending from Farm
vile were Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Crawford, Mrs. Harold Garrett,
William Allen, w. L. Judd, Mrs.
Grace Gordon Miss Anna Dick
hoff and Mrs. George Fitzgerald.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
Club Calendar

AppOmattox PIE. Presbyterian
Church - Thursday, June -. 8
pm. VOC with Mrs. D. H..
Booth.
Presbyterian Monday, June
10, 8 pm. Circle 4 with Mrs.
Harry Brinkley: circle with
Mrs. Glenn LongsWorth; circle
6 with Miss Josephine fowler;
circle 7 with Mrs. Lloyd Mckay:
Tuesday, June II, 10 am. Circle
! with Mrs. Frank H. Watkins:
circle 2 with the Misses Carrie
and Portia Spencer: circle 3
with Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Jr.
MiInwood HID Club - Tues
day, June IL, g pm. with Mrs.
Harold Garrett.
Methodist nm Monday, June 10,
7:45 pm. WSCS in Fellowship
room of church. Tuesday, June
II, ~ am. Circle l with Mrs.
P. W. Beckham.
Friday Club - Friday. June
"A, 7:30 pm. at the club house.
Farmville Coin Club-Wednes-
day, June II, 8 pm. at the Odd
Fellows Hall on Longwood ave
nue..
Happy Home HID Club -
Wednesday. June -, $50 am.
with Mrs. H. E. Mylick, 204
First avenue.
Methodist - Tuesday. June II,
10 am. Circle ? with Mrs. Cary
Noblin, Second venue, ex-
tended
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
New Beauty Salon
Opens On Thursday

A new beauty parlor TIL e
Princess Beauty Salon. is
opening here on Thursday, June
10, with Mrs. Judy" Reid, own
er and operator. She has had
experience with ALIENS" in
Roanoke. and other salons in
Martinsville and Colllnsville.
Five prizes will be given away
on Monday to the lucky persons
registering at the salon, located
in the building which formerly
housed a bakery and next to
Southside Sundry. Registrations
must be made between Thurs
day. June 10, and closing on
Saturday. June Is.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-06-11
Barbara Joyce Dunkley Marries
Carroll Hunter Brinkley, Saturday

The marriage of Miss Barbara
Joyce Dunkley. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gamaliel Owen Dunk
ley, Of Suffolk, to Carroll Hun
ter Brinkley, son of Nj. and Mrs.
Carroll Wesley Brinkley. of Suf-
folk, took place at pm. Sat-
urday. June 8, in the Suffolk
Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. John Timberlake,
pastor, assisted by the Rev.
James c. Monroe, officiated.
Given in marriage by her IA
Their, the bride wore a gown of
Chantilly lace and silk organza.