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The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY or WAYNE


-. 5z<sS3v
At a session Of the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne. held at
the Probate Court Room In the City
of Detroit. on the Twelfth day OF
August. In the year one thousand
nine hundred and sixty-three.
PRESENT
Hon. JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge of Probate
In the Matter OF YvETTE CROW.
LEY. Minor.
On reading and filing the petition
OF NAME WILSON praying that she
or some other suitable person be-
appointed guardian of said minor
for the purpose of obtaining Ado.
aid for said minor:
II is ordered. That the Seventeenth
in the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed for hearing said peti.
tion
And II is further Ordered, That
a copy OF this order be published once
In each week for three weeks con.
secutively previous to said time of
hearing. in the Detroit Tribune, a
newspaper printed and circulated In
said County of Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge of Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same to be correct trans
cript of such original record.
HARRY BOLDA
Deputy Probate Register
8.23 9-7-63
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LEGAL NOTICES
Avvv. WOODROW =. VLoSo
ssoo orosdwsv

Ayyv. WOODROW y. FLOYD
Ssoe oresdwsy
STATE or MICHIGAN
N r,,E CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NO. syso
DIVORCE ACTION
AxreEYi. JOHNSON. Plaintiff vs..
ieRoy JOHNSON. Defendant
ORDER TO ANSWER
Al a session cf said court held In
the ca., County Building. In the CITY
NJ Detroit. County Of Wayne and
sal, Of Michigan. on August 5. 1868
PRESENT
Hon. JOHN NJ. WISE
Circuit Judge
Or the 18th DAY OF June. A. ID. 1868.
an action Was filed by Arterei john
son. Plaintiff. against Leroy Johnson
Defendant. In this Court for absolute
dl,cncc.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant. Leroy Johnson, 3SS3 Nau'
mann. Detroit. Michigan, shall an
s~er or take such other action as
MAY h permitted by law on or be-
fore the sth day of November, a. u.
1885. Failure TO comply with TINS
Order will rcsul, in judgement py
default AGAINST such defendant TOT
The relief demanded in the Com
yla.ni filed in this Court.
JOHN NJ. WISE
Cinruii Judge
\ True COPY
rpcAg NJ RgANiGlN Clerk
CLINTON (. CARTER
Deputy Clerk
81. - s---SS
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A--y. csAelfs etsx1Ns
S-ArK ~ MICHIGAN
n -sE cIfc.T7 COURT FOR --aE
CONT or WAYNE
Nc. ss1--
cxpFt or pgslicA-loN
I.oRT>Y ROSS P.hIntH - FERRY
RaSs Defendant
PRESENT
Hor NA-sAN . MAILMAN
or thf zhlrr ia, a >crtcmhcf.
4 =. 49, at nctinr was fDec hs
i.o-ins RnSs piain;ifi arainS Per
= HnSs ocicnaan' ~ TINS Conr.
if nhthir judgement Of Divorce.
y hc~rh, ordered that tht oe.
icnaan. prrs- Ross shat answer
o. sast sucf othcs sc.ion As mAs
ne permitted b. lsv or a. before
ths 3rc aa, n T,eccnhor. a n.
1885, Failure 1r compi, with this
n~ocr wiz rrSun ~ 1udrcmcn;
h. orfauh hpainH the defendant;
furT~ RnS fn- tnt -rlicf demanc.
ec n tht Compliant fined ar thss
Court
NATHAN : MAILMAN
r'irrut Judge
-ElT cory
Edgaf n Brnnirfn. cscrs
Chntor { Garner
Drnuty clc-S ~
80 g.1E-ee
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MOUSE FOR SALE

Northwest Section ) bed
rooms. basement. car garage.
Older home good hsrsporta-
ton. near shopping area. Brick.
Asking $ll.sSo - by owner -
WE S.SSO1
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14
FLAV FOR RENT

Sheridan. A7S7. lower : rooms
and bath Gas heat, excellent
transportation. near school. Chill
dren wclcomc--no pets.
Pr. 7023S.
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474 Continental - Bright Clean
Five Rooms - $4,000 per month.
Call VA. l.7A6l.
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ATTY. JAMES o. Lee
ss7 E. ADAMS AVE.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
EXPORT YOUR PRODUCTS TO
WEST AFRICA

Ready made wears and textile
lines. wheat flour. csusi,c soda,
rice. electric fans and apparatus.
ceramic and aluminium wares. to
mato paste. ssrdlnes. olive and
c,,dliNcr cil Br. wrist watches and
clocks. musical instruments. port.
sni cement. motor batteries. ma
hoeary pNwood. cameras. no,
s,cr hotties. vacuum flasSs.
shoes and lcaihcrgc,>is. sewing
and ,NYcwrl;ing machines. cotton,
wool. PROVISIONS. spoons and cut
lcricS. Gun Powder. carpets and
sole \ccncc
All inquiries Nv airmail direct
fo Mercantile Tru>, & Crcilt
fxchancc. 7 q Box 90. lchu--
.s,NN N,ccris
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grM LYMAN near Ihcnc
$NN down Half haScmcn, Gas
Heat Call II S-SSSS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14
STATE OK MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COUNT FOR TIL
COUNTY or WAYNE


COUNTY or WAYNE
81, .ss<
In the Matter ~ the Estate az
DAVID n HlRRAHp. Deceased
Notice IS hercnv given that all
creditors ~ said deceased are re-
cui-cd to present their claims. In
wrst,rs and under oath. 10 said
Court =; thc Probate cfncc IN me
C,;N ot Detroit. in said County and
60 scOc COP, thereof uron CECIL
WAND Executor - said Estate
~ seil Monterey. Az; soS. Detroit
E Michigan on or before the 18th
.sS> ~ October. A. n 1855. and
thsi such Claims viii he heard
~ sad cNsTs. sefcrc iHdee Ira
& Kaufman in cours Room Nc
1921. cs;N County Building in the
on, ~ rc;rM;. iu said County.
on the 18TH "a, ~ October. A n
1855 ST twcshirtS c'eleek in the
afternoon
Dated AUGUST s 1888
THOMAS { MURPHY
fS6cc cf r-oN&;c
dc nercNv cerifS that have
con, srci re farcsosrs copy with
TIC or-cansl rccc0a thereof and have
found nc same 20 nc ccrrcci
;rSnssT7r; of Sash orislr&l rccaHd
naicd August s 1855
ALLAN H ENI>cN
Nc7GtN Probate Hesster
raA,ssAcd In the Deiro.s Tribune
once exsA week for iA-ce weeks
sscccS~Ve.N within tAlrsy dxss
f~ora TIC date hereof
Sc ST.
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FLAT FOR RENT

- rooms Is room Shcri
dan and Vernon. or call tt
SSS.sS
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W A N 7 e o

az once men or women
Full OF part time. Good Income.
Must be willing 20 work.
Call S>S-oS27.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

~ 1AE IlRClIT colRT ZOE
TAI COT NTl OF NAl>k
IN CAA>lEhN
cIvll ACTION
NO. S7H
VIRGINIA ToNkRll>. Plaintiff
rs. SosERT :. ToMEALl>. De
ssna2as
ORDER TO ANSWER =
A; season .. sac So-ss head
al nc S4;s = o4ns B1-a.ns II
me CITY oi pcs-os,. lo.nS 81
Masns xa1 Ss4.s .: Michigan on
;has Ma Is. ca q. AAs \. y.
.soa
rRESESZ
Hon Aos4ce "a Gilmore =
S4rc-s Js1ss
or iAe .@t1 o4s a. MAs. 1seS.
An As.oz sAs 14ico D. NlrsaElS
TozDer..E. tAs plAsns1t. against
Roec.s Tonoer.sE. The aoseDaAnt,
IL tA.s >o4rs p-As-Es .os a suose
nsHs q. Divorce,
on MOTION ~ :. :. f-A>A
Gan. 4..arDcs Tor aas piA.niIt.'
u - AEREsl oRDLKAo tA4s
The defendant. Rooe-s . 1ome.'
IT. shAA Anss'es tns Sozas4a4sas
1.4cS snc-c.1, 81 tAks sach otnes
scSoz az mas % FcfE1ticc ~
ls~ ~ .. before AGgGsa -, ls't.i.
fAl.rt sS eonp.s Will LIZ 81
oel 49, rcs4ls ~ a !s1scns ~
- Dc44..s AsAinss Such oetcho'
an; sos tht rc1c. ccmAnoes- Il
The Compliant 1Acc az shss cSase,
II l. KgAAk ohDi-hE4) ihA'
copy o. shls oroci ahA-. ns sen'
~ Registered MAJ. 70 tDe octcna
Anss las; knc~E p.sce o. rcss
ccDcc, 4ns Aks cops ct puo-lah
&C scco-dlEl 10 las.
Aon HORACE " GILMORE
s4rcuIs 9udet
A TRtE COf1
ko6AR n EkA>lSI> - eierk
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sni cement. motor batteries. ma
hoeany rlNwcod. cameras. hot
s,cr hotties. vacuum flasSs,
shoes and lcaihcrgcnds. sewing
and iNYcwrl;ing machines. cotton,
wool. PROVISIONS. spoons and cut
lcrics. Gun Row der. carpets and
sole .>ccncc
All INQUIRIES Nv airmail direct
IA Mercantile TruS, & Crciit
Fxchancc. 7 q Box o. lchu--
sNo. N,ecris
sHFf>l.ANN near SCH 90 l..
CRAFT Income property.
cxccllen, condition. extra fcnS
ci ,ot Garage. beautiful recre-
alton room viii sell with
small down ns>mcrt 70 rcspon-
s;Alc party Deal iirccily ui,s
owner Cali GS. 60lls fo.
appointment
Grand Blvd Near Grand River:
II rNon, house cNccl'cr, ccndl
:,cr Ar,Vlc NSrN,nc sai;selc
for rrofc>>iorSl Insurance real
estate Nr C'.ri, ConN&lc>rcn;
hc'~c. c;s Hcs>onSA.e CSN
c~rcr II sA,Nss oT TH 1850
r.r soc csnr
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se s>~-> 81 ..Nor.s
H6ss sr >sss va. .rs..ac
s.>esNa sa,a> BOOKS
e., : Ae ar Cas- e.~s ?.sN
>e .N 800, ASrs&.->
,sssr. ls. ~ ssle
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

.sHff\l.AWN near SC II q q l..
CRAFT ~ Income property.
cxccllen, CONDITION. extra fcne
c6 loi Garage beautiful rccre-
alton room viii sell with
small down payment 70 rcspon-
ssAlc party Deal iircctly With
owner Cal GS. SOILS fl.
ct,.>,,itsf.,crf
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

Nationwide Insurance Company
has an opening III Columbus.
OAlo. for an cNlvrscnccd Frc
, aGcrwriicr rrciSr applicants
alth uiniMHm os two NcsvS ui
acrwyii.ne experience II fire and
allied unc> This Jch : " s
tc>hnicAl ana professional nature
,u,clNine ,hc s,vY,anSe r'i<rf
sri retention ~ .irC insurance
r>A> lhi> : al excellent ~
N,rtum,N ;yr .rcwih ana NeNes
cr,ncui w.h s r;cSrcS>iNc in>"r
arsc crlsrFaf.Nr Ss,sy> eora
u,cn>ura,c With Yas; wetN c>
ycricncc ans sNtNc 'rSu>'v, az
erase AcS s IS Az or IS
'scvcc 81 F~>lnc>> >arnn'>iss
,,ar yccarcd VIII substitute
,csr> c>rcrssncc toT : Nesr> "
r.ylccc Scrj vc>D'rc lnSl~a'rI
rs, ( c~aarS st YrsNioaS wovN ~
rsr.crcc IL 7 \ Enl. ror>Nn
rcl, NsuaecT. reN N'la C''''m
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A.. WIN. Z. PATRICK s..
inas Farmer street
STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ TEk NIRclgT COURT tok TlI
Col.N-N OF wAl>t n
No f,rzs
gcwn Acs'enl
oRofx os pUsllcATIoN
ETHEl ARD. PlaintIfls "a. OTIS Ard,
Defendant
At session ns tho above cnutiec
Court. neiC in lnt City-CounJs. Buiio.
inG in she CiSs al Detroit, COUNTY
n1 WAync. anc SsAis os Michigan
or me 3. uke o. Juls. A. % ls6s
PRESENT
Bon EDWARD :. F9GGTNs
clrcun 9udRt
Or thf 81 das at JDls A. .. 1sss,
ar action was fiicc hs Etncl Ard. a.
plafntni. npalns Otn Ard ociep.
aant. IN tht cnu-z for divorce
IT Il HEKEEN ORDERED, thnz thf
ocfcndant, otn Ara. shall answer &c
take ssrh Other action ne mns bt
REQUIRED na permitted hy lsw on
~ hcforr tht 3. dAs o October,
a n 1854 FAILURE "a comply Win
fsuIs Aaairsa sDch orfondani fns
tho rclsrf onmandcc IN tht Com
pssini flied IN this Court
KDwAKD s. F1GGnSs
Ctrcun Judge
a TEuE CORY
Edear n Bnnirln Cicrt
Clinton =. cert1s Dcputs clsz1
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

@ and Blvd Near SrsF,d NtNer.
II r.>oni house. excellent ccrd'
:iNr triY'c NSrS,nS sSiisele
for Nrcfc>>iorS, insurance real
estate Nr Ci3u,s CorN%lcSrcr;
hcsc c,s Reasonable CaN
c~rcr II s1,Nse or TH $<lS7o
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

S0ok sccne't--Fn. Charge Gen
csa ledger and c1arrlrnced
nf3rr dctRil : ns, wcck gDnc
>aiari Smai. lirm picasani
Qfiict Siaif fuiiy cxpcrlrnre
anf saiary requirement To
HfN SOS OsRcs station
Detroit NichIran-z92gs
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

SIS Ferry ( - rooms - Gas
N'ess - across from Sslsh Seheoi
~ s-3osl
Papago Indian news., 1963-08-01

A T IT
Monday Sept 49, is the meeting
will
a wei snenion Of plas r. b.
to rrepy
Inn in Tue wi De sceneof years dinner
gsysem ave
is play
il s n
Papago Indian news., 1963-08-01

N
e..
RED cross CERTIFICATES GIVEN SUCCESSFUL SINNERS
tx the i
a the pol
for saving cerifi
Joseph Chariot
and lt
and
M DornI gnio,
qremen
a KeWo, sa ND Vu
and
h land proga
O. he s
i'll Of
Of
j. covering frona slight feredre
y e
on 1920
0 to date
o Papagc l n Los Angeles.
Papago Indian news., 1963-08-01

Il
BUSINESS SESSION AT RAlADA INN SEPT. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-30

Bank ON TheBg One Bonds Onceayear Biggest Sale of its
kind Biggest clothierbiggest chOicebggest sale. Pick
from Bonds entire stock suits Plus big group of fine
coats Choose from the accessories you want mos-evey
thing from shirts shoes Our regular prices always big
buys in themsele plain to So sale prices
No guesswork about how much you No monkeybus
with quality, either You get Bonds OpAgh quality all
the way nO inferior special purchases muscle into this
sale). Bank on The Big One-gO Bond's -
Evening star., 1963-05-17

This home product Of modern research and wood technology
offers the traditional beauty and warmth Of wood paneng
floors and walls caeee finishes that require little or no
maintenance.
See PaccpaIon' overaid Siding This stoeeth-
er new type siding combines exterior Douglas Fir from Georgia
Pacific Corporation with rubbeke tough oversy from the
Dupont Company This home has painted Its color is
in the material itself and will wear for years without further
treatment
Interior walls prefnshed wood paneng woods penshed
and treated by GeorgaPacc last the life Of the in
their original natural color See Golden Em heirloom Cherry
Pecan and Flame Gum
Study the floor plan shown here Note the spscousness and
privacy offered in the bedroom wing with its private
deck Note the giant recreation separate from the of
the house. and the convenience Of the bathroom which
every bedroom from central core.
'Duponts registered trademark
Evening star., 1963-05-17

NEW IDEAS
BY
Evsrsnst Exterior poos- Pease Woodwork Company
Lumber & MiWod Johnson Wimsstt
Slide BY Wood Window Units johnson q Wimssn Inc
Mama Rose Bricks s. Woodbridge Clay Products.
Glu-Lsm Beams James H. Carr Inc
American STANDARD Plumbing Heating Plumbing
Cambridge Ceramic Tile Tile Supply HsrL
Tile Co. Inc.
Sheet Metal Wotk-W Inlay Co.
Clear oUsreed Oak Flooring Company Orange
Virginia. installed by Metropolitan Floors Inc
Armstrong Resilient Floors Metropolitan Floors.
Kitchen Appliances = Figdare Sales Corporation
Kitchen Cabinets Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co. Inc
Roofing Cutters Downspouts s. Potomac Roofing Co. Inc
Wall insulation Billion insulation Supply
Ovens Corning Luminous Ceilings Billion insulation Supply
Roof Insulation - Rssco
United States Gypsum Sheeuock It Compe & Son
Brick Window Cleaning = Cleaning Contractors
Screens and Blinds - The Shade Shop
American Paints -
wsltex Washable Wallpaper Case Decorators. Inc.
Lighting Fixtures Joseph NJ cstsIsno Co
Miami Carey Medicine Cabinets Colonial Building Supply
kW'kset Exterior Hardware - Colonial Building Supply
Peschtee Patio Doors Colonial Building Supply
Fenesua B-FoId Metal Doors - Amco Aluminium Corp.
Exterior Siding and Psnehng = Georgia Pacific Corporation
Automatic Garage Door Crawford Door Sales cop
Fssured Accoustcsl Tile - Corp
Sod - Princeton Turf Farms cnbu JerseyHs~ns Jones
lsndscspne Co.
Structural Steel Alexandra Building Suppfers
Concrete = EsHfsS Concrete Corporation
Navajo times., 1963-01-10

comments are received.
Metlakatla was established in
1887. by an Anglican missionary,
F ather William Dune an, who led
group of his lndi an followers from
cold Metlakatla" in British Co
lumbia to the Annette Islands just
south of Ketchikan, Alaska. In
1891, Congress set the area aside
for the Tsimpshians. Since that
time, the Indians have developed
progressive community, whose
economy is built around the fish
ing industry and the salmon can
merry. In addition to their traps,
the Metlakatlans have a fleet of
fishing boats.
The task force on Alaska native
affairs included William w. Keller
of BartlesWlle, Oklahoma, Prin-
cipal Chief of the Cherokee Nation
and Chairman of the Executive
Committee of the Phillips Petro-
leum Company; Hugh ]. Wade, Sec
retary of State of Alaska: and
James E. Officer, Associate Com
missioner of Indian Affairs. Kee-
Ter, who headed similar task
force making a broader study of
Indian problems early in1961, was
also chairman of the Alaska group.
The complete report of the
Alaska task force is in the final
stages of prepara alton and will
likely be submitted to Secretary
Udall and Governor Egan early in
1868.
Navajo times., 1963-01-10
Alaskan Indians mitted
Continued Use Of Fish Trops

Acting upon the recommendation
of a special task force which
visited Alaskan native villages this
past summer. Secretary of the
Interior Stewart l.. Udall today
announced that the Tsimpshian In
dians of the island community of
Metlakatla will be permitted to
continue using their fish traps
during the 1868 fishing season.
Since 1915, by Secretarial reg
ulation, the Metlakatlans have been
allowed to fish with traps. Early
in 1862, the US. Supreme Court
ruled that an Alaskan law prohibit
ing traps does not apply to the
Annette Island Reservation within
which Metlakatla is situated.
In making his announcement,
Secretary Udall pointed out that
the members of the task force felt
it was desirable to hold off chang
ing the 1915 regulations to bring
them into harmony with State law
until suitable alternatives to the
use of traps have been developed,
SO that Metlakatla can maintain
the level of fish production upon
which its salmon cazmery depends.
The cannery is the principal in
dustry in the community. providing
employment for Indians during the
summer and income with which to
finance public works programs
which supply jobs for local resi-
dents during the remainder of the
year.
Secretary Udall remarked that
members of his staff will investi-
gate alternativest to trap production
of fish, and tlat he will make
further announcement when their
Navajo times., 1963-01-10

DACCETT--Santa Claus spoke
Navajo when he appeared at the
Christmas program held recently
by the Barstow Navajo Community
Club in California. More than ESQ
members and their guests attended
the affair held at the Daggett Fire
Hall
Ma ster of ceremonies was
Henry Allen and serving as pianist
for the program was Mrs. Elaine
Hamilton.
Offering the invoc alton was Le-
muel B. YazZie, chairman of the
message of the hour. He spoke
on the birth of Christ using a
specially lighted flannelgr aph'
board to accent the facts.
A quartet from Ludlow COM
posed of Joe Hijoe, his sons,
Junior and James Hjoe. and Albert
Winslow, sang Christmas selec-
rions in Navajo. Included were
''Joy to the World" ''hark, the
Herald Angels Sing" and "Silent
Night.
Miss Sherwood Towne was mar
rator for a characterization of the
Navajo times., 1963-01-10
Historic Sites

A sweeping panorama of pre-
history from the ancient Birnirk
culture of Alaska to Captain James
Cooks first landfall in Hawaii to
the 18th Century home of writer
Ralph Waldo Emerson in Massa-
chusetts is recorded in an addi-
tional list of sites approved for
R Registered National Historic
landmark status. Secretary of the
Interior Stewart L. Udall announced
today.
Secretary Udall explained that
Registered National Historic Land
marks are areas which have been
found to possess exceptional value
and are of national signific ance in
commemorating and illustra ating
the history of the United States.
Such Landmark sites are not ad-
ministered by the Department S
National Park Service, but are
recognized by the Service with a
certificate and bronze marker. The
number of sites declared eligible
for Registered National Historic
Landmark status now totals 378.
The IS additional sites were
recommended by the Advi sorry
Board on National Parks, Historic
Sites. Buildings and Monuments
from studies prepared by the Ma
tional Survey of Historic Sites and
Buildings. They include sites of
aboriginal cultures in the two new
est States of the Union, Alaska and
Hawaii.
Navajo times., 1963-01-10
Santa Speaks Navajo at
Community Club Program

Christmas Story and reciting
poems were Robert Flore and
Nelven Willis.
A group of Christmas carols
were sung by all the youth from
3 years of age to q.
Credited for IT, colorful Christ
mas decorations. including gaily
decorated tree, was Mrs. Yvome
Flores, assistant chairman
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
DARLINGTON HGTS., Sept.

DARLINGTON HGTS., Sept. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. Shorter
and Mrs. Robert Maloney at
tended the funeral OF Irby Dunn
at Powhatan Monday.
Mrs. Buck Scurggs and Mrs.
Anvil West and children spent
the week end in Richmond with
Mrs. James Jones.
Shorter Metcalf and friends
went to Baltimore Saturday to
see the New York Yankees play.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Jones and
friends enjoyed a picnic supper
at Holiday Lake Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ugh Bailey and
boys spent Sunday touring Mill
Mountain in Poanoke. Peaks Of
Otter on the Blue Ridge Park
way and Natural Bridge.
Overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B Cooke were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Merritt and Bucky and
Mrs. Emmett Scruggs. all Of
DAYTON. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gun
ningham and Ann spent the
holiday week end at Cape Hat
teras.
We are sorry that Little Peggy
Adams is sick at her home.
c.. l Harvey is recuperating
at home after a stay in the hos
pital Week eEd guests in the
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland
Harvey and Myrna Lou. Of
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dillon at
tended the Moore reunion at
Oakville Sunday. Recent guests
in the Tom Dillon home were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06

Richard and Ray Jenkins. have
returned 10 their home after
spending a week with t h Ell
grandmothers, Mrs. R. H. Os-
born and Mrs. H G. jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones
and children, of Amelia, spent
the week end with her mother
Mrs. I. R. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Morris
and daughter. Sylvia. Of Holland
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Robertson.
Alexander Hamilton, Of Rich
mond, spent the week end al
Virginia Beach. He is spending
/ this week with his mother. Mrs.
7. R. Hamilton.
Joe May left Saturday fer N.
c. State College.
Miss Sunny Robertson is at
home after working the summer
mcnths for the Internal Revenue
D part ent in Richmond.
She will return to Averett Col
lege in Danville on Sept. II.
Dr. ard Mrs. Charles w. Scott
and daughter. Martha Harvey.
visited relatives in the Valley OF
Virginia over the week end.
Miss Ann Gray Falrar and
Berkley Lucas spent Sunday at
Chowan College.
Ernest Mccormick attended
the golf tournament i'll Emporia
on Sunday and Monday.
Bernard Farrar spent thu
week end at Virginia Beach.
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Heights News OF Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Martin, o.
4 Norfolk.
Mrs. S. P. Bailey is visiting
in Arlington with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Charles Fox.
1t. and Mrs. Hunter Watson
Of Georgia, spent the holiday
week end here with his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Watson.
Mrs. Clinton Childress and
children, Mrs. Hugh Bailey and
boys. Mrs. S. NJ. Ellyson and
children, Mrs. Bob Pugh and
Jane, and Mrs. Marion Hamlet
all went to Red Hill to tour
Patrick Henry's Plantation and
rad picnic last Thursday.
Page Gillian enjoyed several
days with her grandmother
Mrs. A. B. Gillian.
Miss Dorv Logan, of Char
lottesVille. was a week end guest
of Miss Nancy Morris. Nancy
left Monday for Mars Hill, N. c..
where she will teach at a Bap-
fist college.
Vacationing in East Orange,
~ j.. with Mn and Mrs. Wade
Bates, Jr., and family were Mr..
and Mrs. Aubrey Brown and
children The Browns also spent
Friday in RoXboro, N. c., with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McAbee.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-09-06
Virginia Folk
Music Festival
Sunday At Crewe

Folk musicians from all over
the state of Virginia will gather
III CreWe On Sunday afternoon.
Sept. 9, to compete for cash.
trophies and titles in the 18th
annual Virginia Folk Music AS
ISOLATION Festival.
The festival, which is sponsor
ed TINS year by the Crewe Xiv
anls Club. will be held in the
large Souths.de Electric Coop
eratlVe meeting tent oil the Nor
folk & Western property adj
iacent to the Not oWay Dixie
Youth Baseball League bah pal K
III Crewe. The tens has a seating
capacity Of 5000.
The festivities viii get under
way at / pm. and are expected
to continue without break fol
about five hours. The first half
hour Of the estipal will be
broadcast oyer a Southsdc Vir-
GINA radio network.
Over 100 country musicians
and singers are expected to take
part il the event. Cash awards
and trophies will be awarded in
q total Of seven categories. They
aEe: best regular band. 500
nonblue grass best male vocal
isl $2 bast Ienal vocalist. S25.
best electric guitaris, $50, best
steel euitarist, s25; Festival
Queen. 80 and a best Junior en-
tartamer under Is years of agel
$3.50 for best instlumentansa
ana SEQ for best vocalist.
The Festival Queen, Who Is se-
lected by the JUDGES. must com
pete IN at least one Of the above
mentioned catagories to be- elibi-
bic for the Queens confess.