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Evening star., 1963-04-29
WEST COAST DRAMA
Yong's Late Efforts
Snap DecothIon Mark
WALNUT. calif., April %

WALNUT, Calf, April 20
(AP) Breaking through tn e
mythical 9,000-point ceiling,
rangy c. K. Yang of UCLA
today owns the world decathlon
record, one that seemed almost
unbreakable for the last three
years.
The 29-year-old co-captain
of the UCLA track team scored
a total of 9.12l points in the
windup yesterday, of the two
day, 10-event grind.
Erased from the books was
the 1888 points that the in
comparable Rafer johnson,
himself a former UCLA track
captain, set in Eugene, Oreg.,
July 7-8, 1860.
Panied by Leg Cramps
Yang fought through the
final two events, the javehn
throw and the 1,500-meter run,
with painful leg cramps.
Most of the drama was
wrapped in the eighth and
ninth events, the pole vault and
javelin.
Yang at the midway point
Saturday trailed Johnson's
score at that stage by 2O7
points.
After seven events yesterday
he trailed by All.
Then came the pole vault
and Yang scaled is feet 101a.
This was worth 1915 points
and sent Yang in front of the
johnson total at that point.
Takes Javelin
Next was the javelin throw.
like the vault, one of c. KS
better events. He needed a mark
of at least 212-101a to break
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Milwaukee Team Runs
IL in Sports Car Event

DANVILLE, Va, April 20
(SpeciaD The Meister Brauser
racing team from Milwaukee,
competing at Virginia Interna-
tional Raceway for the first
time, ran off with the first two
places yesterday in the Ma
tional Cup, feature of four
sports car races before a crowd
of 10000.
Dan Devine, 22-year- old
Chicagoan, won the first offer
ing Of the cup in a Scarab as
he completed 80 laps on the 80
mile road course in the 11a-
hour feature, averaging almost
81 miles per hour.
Devine. who led all the way
and set the fastest lap of 2:22.6,
finished six seconds in front of
teammate Harry Heuer of
Chicago in a Chaparral. Walt
Hansgen's two-year-old course
record of 2::20 flat. set in a
Maserati birdcage model, was
never threatened.
Neither Hansgen nor last
years feature winner, Roger
PenSke, returned here. Penske
was competing in a stock car
event at Indianapolis Raceway
Park.
1t was the years second Ma
tional event of the Sports Car
Club of America, and the AC
Cobras again failed to beat
Dick ThompSon's Sting Ray
Corvette in their Glass A
production battle during the
feature race.
Skip Barber was third>in the
feature in his Lotus %, a min
ute behind Heuer, followed by
Grady Davis in the Grand Sport
Corvette, Joe Buzzetta in a
Porsche RISK, Thompson and
Bob johnson in the first Cobra.
Johnson was running fourth
with seven laps remaining when
he blew a tire and twice came
into the pits for repairs. Still.
he finished on the same lap
with Thompson. Bob Holbert.
in another Cobra, also was on
the same lap in ninth place
after an early oil leak.
Winners Of yesterdays first
three races, all IS minutes long.
were Jack CruSoe in q Class
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CrutchfieId Wins
Two AAU Events

Warren Crutchfield, former
Maryland State sprinter, now
representing the Baltimore
Olympic Club, won two events
yesterday in the second week
of competition in the District
AAU Olympic d developme e n
track program at American
University.
Crutchfield won the 440 and
100-yard dasheS. 90 COMPETE
tors entered the IA events. Uni
versity of Maryland students
took four first places. while
Quantico Marine entries won
three. Ed Kohler. former Ford
ham Standout, led the Quantico
entries by winning the shot put
and discus.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Dupas' Odds
Now Even in
r
Title Scrap

NEW ORLEANS. April 20
(AP). = This historic city -
cradle Of professional boxing in
the United States sees its
first worlds championship bout
in seven years tonight when
the junior middleweight titlist,
Denny Meyer. meets challenger
Ralph Dupas.
Dupas, a 13-year ring vet
eran at 81, had been q Us
choice to win the title before
hometown fans. but the odds
makers now rate the bout even.
The fight should be a top
exhibition Of boxing prowess
rather than a slugfest. Neither
Meyer, who halls from Port
land, Greg, nor Dupas are
rated as potent puncherS.
Meyer, %, won the recently
created junior middleweight IT,
tie last October by defeating
joey Giambra. This is his Sec
ond defense. He has 35 victories
and eight defeats and has
knocked out eight opponents.
Dupas, getting a title shot
for the third time in a third
division, has a 98-17-6 record
and has kayoed II foes. His
previous championship bouts
were with lightweight Joe
Brown in 1858 and welterweight
Emile Griffith in 1862.
Prom moters Lou Messina,
Bonny Geigermann and Curley
Gagliano predict q $45,000
gross from the non-televised
fight in 9,500-seat Municipal
Auditorium.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Foyt Wins Yankee 300
As Roberts, Penske Fail

A miles to go. He skidded off
a hairpin turn and surrendered
the lead to Roger Penske Of
Gladwyne, Pa, who had to drop
out seven laps later with
mechanical trouble.
Foyt, former national cham
pion, averaged 75.75l miles per
hour around the 14-turn asphalt
course. 1t was the first stock
race on the track, which drew
an estimated $4,000 fans.
Foyt won in a new Plymouth
with 408-horsepower engine. be-
ng raced for the first time.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Mount Vernon Wins
Horse Show Team Title

Mount Vernon won three Of
eight classes yesterday and
won the team championship of
the 11th annual Interschool
Horse Show put on by Pegasus
Stable at the Meadowbrook
show ring. Mount Vernon COM
piled % points.
Reserve team champion in
the field of eight schools was
National Cathedral with IS
points, followed by Holton
Arms with 81. Equitation
champion was Dana Cohen Of
The Maret School, with reserve
going to Jenifer Bell Of Mount
Vernon.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

INDIANAPOLIS, April 29
AP).-Texans A. j. Foyt of
Houston and Lloyd Ruby of
Wichita Falls finished one-two,
% seconds apart, yesterday in
the first running Of the Yankee
300-mile stock car race over
the road course at Indianapolis
Raceway Park.
Curtis Turner Of Charlotte,
N. c.. finished third and was
the only other driver on the
same lap of the mile track.
Glenn (FirebalD Roberts of
Daytona Beach, Fla, spun out
of the race while leading with
Evening star., 1963-04-29
TyIee Wins Feature
On Visto Cycle Card

Drayton Tylee won the fea-
ture motorcycle race again at
Vista Raceway yesterday. COM
pleting the Is laps about rs
feet in front Of Jim white as a
crowd of 1890 watched.
White earlier won the third
heat and second semifinal,
beating Tylee in the latter.
Other preliminary winners were
Joe Murphy and Willie Meyer
in heats and Bill Berdtholtz
in the first semifinal.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

F Alfa-Romeo, Paul Richards
in a Fiat-Abarth 1000 and
Charlie Hayes of Chevy Chase
in an Elvs Formula Junior.
Art Tweedale's Lola was
third overall in Hayes race
and Reed Rollo's Elva junior
was second in class to Hayes.
John Gadwa of Riverdale took
the Formula III class and Bob
Tullius of Alexandria won Class
D production in his TR-4.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

Rafer's record total by one
point.
Yang's first throw sailed an
unofficial 22l feet. The next
was about 228. The third, the
only one officially measured,
was 1855 and added 1,040
points.
Yang had IS opponents In
the decathlon. Among the lead
ers were: Paul Herman, Santa
Barbara, 8,06l; Manfred Book,
West Germany, 1909; Richard
Emberger. Camp Pendleton Ma
rines, 1920. and Steve Pauly,
Oregon State, $500.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

nal workout Wednesday or
Thursday. The Cain Hoy Sta
BILE colt showed he was ready
last Friday by winning the
Stepping Stone Purse at
Churchill Downs by eight
lengths.
Royal Tower, like Candy
Spots a California invader. had
Evening star., 1963-04-29

his first workout In Kentucky
yesterday. going a mile in l:4l
Fourth to On My Honor ir
the California Derby. Royal
Tower is a definite Derby
starter. The B. j. Ridder colt
will be ridden by Gil Her.
nandez in the mile and a quar-
ter classic.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Racing Results
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
lst--S3. 500; clm.; 3 yrs; mdn.: Z fur.
b Falls In Love lR'ne) 1880 500 800
Silk Stocking CR'bsOn) $50 800
Hesauina (WOodhouse) 1880
Sircle B.. Vickie Dear. Ninth
Symphony, Speedy Susan, Roman
Miracle, Pass The Deal. Filatonsa,
Braetime. Devine, Ancient Urge.
Time, Lees.
Bieber-Jacobs entry.
2d-S3. 500: clmg.; 4-yrs. q up: 9 fur.
Flower P'ch ward 5I.9O 1870 $50
MyEo (Adams) $50 $40
Battle He'll tValenEuela) $40
Captain Cook Casrah, Lucky One,
Roncevalles, Pecks Bad Boy, Darins
Heart. Time. l:l2b.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $261.2O
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Knights Keep
Catholic Lead

O'Connell High School is
combining solid pitching and
to stay in front in the
Catholic League baseball race.
The Knights pounded out l8
hits yesterday while their ace,
Charlie Boone, pitched q five
hitter on the way to a l7-2 rout
Of Carroll at O'ConnelI.
Chuck Hines four singles and
Charlie Jackson's four RIBS led
The. winners attack. .,
5SSSRhd 5.coSaEdIL = SGS SIS S2S S9S 3Gls ,s :
Mehler, PadudA (4), LaFond (8J ana
MlIier, Flaherty 80: Boone and
McGuinness (6).
GAMES TODAY
Mackin at st. Johns, 4.
Gonzaga at DeMatha, A..
Oxon Hill at Suitland. 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
Mt. Vernon at Madison, 4.
Mclean at Stuart, 4.
Fatrfax at Hammond, 4.
Groveton at Fails Church, 4.
WI at Annandale, 4.
Osbourn at Yorktown, f.
Marshall-Woodson at Fairfax, 8.
wheaton at Northwoods 2:3O.
woodward Prep at Longfellow, $50.
81. Anthonys at Quantico Post, 8.
B-CC at Walter johnson. $3.50.
Blair at Richard MONTGOMERY, $3.50.
Sherwood at Peary, $3.50.
Garthersburg at whitman, $3.50.
Friends at Geo. Prep, $3.50.
OConnell at Wakefield. 4.
Gonzaga at DeMatha, 4.
Maryland Frosh at High Point, 1880.
Phelps at Anacostia, $3.50.
Chamberlain at Eastern, 800.
Tech at Ballou, $3.50. .s.-
Western at Bell, $3.50,
Roosevelt at Cardozo, $3.50.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

1t was his fourth victory this
year in six starts in three
different types of races.
First place was worth $4,l75,
plus accessory and lap prize
money. Ruby picked up $2,204
and Turner $l,325.
The finish; Eoyt. 80 Plymouth;
Ford: Len Sutton, Portland. Ore, '63
Pontiac: Norm Nelson, Racine, Wis.
'63 Plymouth; Don White, Keokuk
Iowa, '63h Ford: Andy Hampton
Louisville, f63 Pontiac: Sal Tovella
Chicago, '63 Ford; Bill Cheesbourg
Tucson, AriZ., '63 Ford, and Herb
Shannon, Peoria. ILL.,. '63 Plymouth.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Boots and Murine

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1862 Iong trailer, 45-horsepower eIee-
trio start Nero. motor, canvas top
and cover. From $1,000. 474-7303,
WING ~ eap rANSs aSS s. aq% NEW aaSt I. ss isr
6ogss6osts, etc. From SIS to $50.
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White Plains. Nd. 301-934-S352.'
1S FT. CHRIS CRAFT inboard, i3I
h,p. with trailer, $1,000. Dial SOL
OR. 5-8577.
KEEPER, ~ IT. folding boat, iust
like new, full sailing equipment and
paddles. HE. 9-0574.
II Fl. DUCRAFT CABIN CRUISER
sleeps 2, head. trailer, twin 35 h.p.
outboards, sacrifice $3.50. Gill Lom-
bard, Cheverly. Md. SP. 3-2S79 or
AP. 7-1943.
FAST ?8-FT. steel-hull cruiser. Sleeps
I. $3.50. 94g-3429, evenings.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Cunnizzuro Returns
pI'TTSBJRGH

PITTSBURGH, April 20
tAP) The New York Nets re-
called Catcher Chris Cannizzaro
from Buffalo OF the Interna-
tional League yesterday.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
BY DICK OBRIEN
Star Bowling Editor

That was no idle prediction
made In advance Of their jaunt
to the Washington area that
Connecticut bowlers would
make some changes in the Ma
tional Duckpin Congress tour
nament.
It happened over the week
end at Bethesda Bowling Gen.
ter where the local Bowl Ameri-
ca team of the All-Star Major
District League lost the lead
In championship teams TO the
Bregialia quintet Of Stamford.
Conn. by a 30 pin margin. The
New Englanders shot a high
team series Of 1882 in the tour
nament.
The Bregialia team posted
.6l6. 664 and 702 TO chalk up
It's 1882 score In the mems
team race for the National title
and unless a miracle should
happen this week the final one
OF the tournament, this looks
like the winning score.
While other Connecticut
teams we're enjoying a field
day In the tournament, the
prime topic OF the local duck
pin colony was the failure by
three pins OF Jimmy Wolfens-
berger TO register a 18th con-
secutive 400. II probably was the
most remarkable streak In the
games history, fashioned In the
Pepsi Cola All-Star Mixed dou-
bles at the White Oak Lanes
Failed on Split
In the ninth frame OF the
final string. Wolfensberger
struck on a spare and needed
a mark In the 10th. He drew
the 5-l0 split and came within
a whisker OF converting II. His
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Scratches

Clear and Fast-Post, 7:i5 PM.
Mr.. Nipper.
3-Mr. Kerry. Royal Descent.
4-Dreamer's Gold.
6-Net Award. June an Bee.
S-Rhythm Step.
s-Roman Call. Count De Coste.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Joe KeNys Laurel Kandieqps
TUESDAY RACES TRACK FAST. POST TIME, 1880 PM
q e.rlou

MONEY FROM HOME drops from $1,000 and sets the
vote field here. ORANGE MANIAC second
for $1,000. HIDARE 10 capable Of uDsetting.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
THE BOWLING LINE
Stamford Takes Lead at Bethesda

games were lls, i38 and 141
for 397, quite remarkable In
view of the chops that plagued
him throughout.
After the match in which he
and his partner. Irish Emerson
lost two games to 10 Smith
and Al Price, Wolfe declared:
We'll you can't 60 on for
ever with these streaks. I'm
satisfied with IA this year. May
be I can do better next sea-
SON."
Jimmy Dietsch. and Billy
Mischou may have set a record
for high scoring In such COM
petition. Each shot 438 with
identical highs Of l74. But Dave
Volk was high for the evening
in the league with 463.
Lead In League
Dietsch and his wife, Jacqui,
are leading the mixed league
after having turned In a three
game triumph over Norman
Viehmeyer and Marie Timmons
with q 67-29 record. Joyce
Kaiser and Ed Pugh are ir
second place with a 1894 mark
They won a pair from Gerths
Wilson and Cliff Gill.
The Corona Auto Parts team
OF Hartford with games oi
585. 603 and 6l3 for 1901 moved
into second place in the wom.
ems championships division
and the Amity Diner team oi
Woodbridge. Conn. went intC
second place in the mixeC
championship team division
with an overall 1911.
Five First Places
Evening star., 1963-04-29

SUSQUEHANNA breaks fast and should 0utrun this
field. NIGHT SCENE rallied strongly when fourth
recently at Aaueduct PATRICK'S LADY q
prise second for $500 and might take II all.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

aXanat Farm and woodlawn Farm entry.
BUSY JILL has been training satisfactorily for
Jimmy Pitt. Bu0NA FORTUNA Is . daughter Of Tuscany
and Is trained by Bowes Bond. ALWAYS SPINNING
was surprise seesnd in ereditable effort and might
take II all.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Five First Places

Connecticut girls also took
over the first five positions in
the women's doubles with Mary
Fontana and Marie Galloway.
OF Manchester, taking the lead
Evening star., 1963-04-29

BLALOCHS has turned In q couple Of fine
and Is well placed here. sAGOLATH. second in his
last, looks like the TO beat. PARK BENCH
fourth In his debut and Is due for Improvement.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

FIRST RAcE-Pur,, 5000, maiden nlly $ and 4 year
0lds; & furlOnEs.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming $4,000
year-0lds and up; III miles; turf

IA J. Delloso and Mrs. J. Grabbsky entry.
ANDkA BOnNp was third In z .e eredita1le efIort
placed fer his seasonal bow. ARCTIC PLAN rates a
chance.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500, claiming CS5,OOO-
f-yeaF-Olds q fuFIoneS

,E third Tor sS.SSO cREDiBIE S better thai his
IA will battle 10 the wire.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Shenandoah
AandIcqps

Post Time, 7:I5 Pm. washington tune
| lst-Sl, 100; 2-yr.-olds maidens; 3h2
Evening star., 1963-04-29
FOURTH RACE-Purse 5000; a-yeaF-olds and u
claiming, Sa.5OOl; Md. fnali [ mile.

I vos.m poo r. anE nd 1msnsG ses, Ln ,ntry entry
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Takes Javelin

Next was the javelin throw.
like the vault, one of C. KS
better events. He needed a mark
of at least 2l2-l01a to break
Evening star., 1963-04-29

II won easily for $1,000 and
9 HARP Is better than her
Al meets lesser and rates .
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-15

day. Jan. s, were Mrs. Virginia
Bradley. Mrs. Elizabeth Kilby,
Miss Betty Hodges, the Rev. T.
Graham Lester and Mrs. E. P.
Hicks.
Mrs. T. S. Curtis returned
home on Friday, Jan. 4. after
spending 10 days in Washington,
D. c., with her daughter, Mrs.
Christine Smith. Mr.. Curtis also
spent a few days there during
the holidays.
Miss Byrd Michaux spent two
weeks with her sisters in Rich
mond recently. She has returned
to Michaux Grant.
The Jefferson Home Demon
stration Club met at the home
of their vice president. Mrs.
Phyllis Hinton, at Beaumont on
Thursday, Jan. TO- Yearbooks
were distributed and discussed
ard the demonstration on the Sc
lection of drapery materials was
given by Miss Betty Fain. HID
agent. Mrs. Hinton presided.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphy
have returned to the community
% live. They will reside at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Daisy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-15
jefferson

Jan. IA - DR.. and Mrs. w. S..
Lloyd took long overdue week
end vacation at Old Point Com
fort, last week.
Mrs. Ethel Keeton was not
well for several days last week,
but she is better and out again.
Mrs Oliver C. Lippy and Mrs.
E. P. Hicks attended and execu-
tive beard meeting Of the WMU
Of Middle District Association at
10 am. on Saturday. held at
Bethlehem Baptist Church in
Chesterfield county. Mrs. Lippy,
superintendent, presided. Plans
for a special program to be held
on Feb. % were discussed. 1t
will observe the 18th anniver-
sary of the WMU and the 5Oth
anniversary of the Girls Aux
lhary. Further details will be
announced.
Fine Creek Baptist Church
choir m m bers attending a
meeting Of the associational
choir at Winfree Memorial Bap-
list Church in Midlothian on Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-15
NOTICE
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to the
public, that effective immediate
", ard until further order of this
Board, the office of the General
Registrar of the County OF
Prince Edward will be open on
Monday and Friday of each
week between the hours of 900
o'clock am. and 500 O'Clock
pm. except during the period
Of thirty DAYS preceding any
general or primary election and
six days preceding any special
election or any election upon a
referendum
BY order of the Board of Super
visors of Prince Edward County
VERNON C. WOMACK. Clerk
l-15-2t (Tl
HOSPITAL: The regular annual
meeting of the membership of
he Southside Community Hos
pital Association will be held in
he Prince Edward County Court
Room in the Town of Farmville
on Tuesday. January %. 1863 at
800 pm. Among other impor-
ant matters will be the election
Of members of the board of
managers. whose terms are ex-
pil'ing and to transact all such
other business as may properly
come before the meeting. The
meeting is one of great impor-
lance and all interested citizens
Of Southside Virginia are urged
to be present. Regular meeting
of the board of managers Will
be held following the member
ship meeting F.. Curtis Hubbard
president. e A. Smith. secre-
tary l-15-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-15
Class In Pattern
Alteration, Style
And Correct Size

AMELIA, Jan. 14-Miss Bette
w. McClaskey. clothing special
list from VPI, will be in Amelia
Wednesday, Jan. 16. at the jack
son Building, to give a demon
stration on pattern alteration
and selection of patterns for cor
rect size and style. This meet
ing will begin at $50 am.
There will not be a prepara-
tory meeting prior to Miss Nc
Claskey's demonstrate on the
10th, as previously announced.
Anyone attending is asked to
bring a pattern straight pins,
twill tape, pencil, ruler, and
tracing wheel.
Those wishing to haste the al
tered pattern and check it be
Jones. They have been living in
Waverly. NJ Y. and Athens. Pa,
for several molths Welcome
back
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-15
Sunday Attendance
Good In Spite OF
Bad Weather

POWHATAN. Jan. IA Three
Sundays in succession OF bad
weather hurt the usual good at
tendance at our county Sunday
Schools and churches but in
spite of this opkrbCPP CT MIG
spite of this there were fair
crowds worshiping at t h e
churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Mann
announce the birth Of son in a
Richmond hospital. last week
John Webb is a patient at St.
Luke S in Richmond.
Mrs. John Lewis and b b y
daughter have returned home
from a Richmond hospital
Plans have been completed by
the Rev. Charles Crawford and
members of May Memorial Bap-
fist Church for the mission cru
SADIE to be held in February.
The men of May Memorial
Church are meeting TuesdHy
night. Jan. Is, to make final
plans for the Aunt Jemima pan
cake supper to be held in the
church basement on Tuesday
night. Jan q. Supper will be
served from to 9 pm. A free
will offering to the building fund
will be taken.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of W. c. Kirby who dlec
Saturday. Services were held il
Richmond on Monday, Jan. IA
Mrs. Mcclure Morris has beer
quite sick for the past week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-15
Vaccination Clinic
For Rabies At
POwhatan, Jan. 9

POWHATAN, Jan. IA Ar
engagements have been made to
hold a rabies vaccination clinic
at the fire house at Powhatan
on Saturday. Jan. 10, beginning
at 2 pm, in accordance with
action of the board of super
visOrS. The doctor has agreed to
stay as long as there are dogs
to be vaccinated.
According to county ordinance
dogs four months old or over
must be licensed. and all dogs
have to be vaccinated for rabies
before license can be obtalred.
The cost will be Si.5U per dog
and the vaccination is good for
three years.
Check the vaccination certlfi-
cate you have and be sure itehas
.ot expired. If you have any
questions in regard to tins clinic
call the county ageE., H. W
Henry, and he will be glad t
help you.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-15
To Make NOstalgic
Tour In Baltimore

SCOTTSVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE
Old Dominion Chapter. National
Railway Historical Society, IS
sponsoring a special rail trip
from Richmond. to Baltimore on
Sunday, January q. to ride ov-
er the remaining trackage of the
Baltimore street car system,
which will be discontinued dur
ing the year 1863
The special train on the RF
and P. Railroad will leave Rich
mond at Ills am. and transfer
in Washington. D c. to chart
cred bus for the round trip to
Baltimore. returning by train
from Washington, and arriving
in Richmond at 1920 pm.
Reservations may be made
up to January q with Jack
Smith. 3t25 Lanba Ave, Rich
mond, Va, president OF the
group
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-01-15
Plans Made For
Mission Crusade
Feb. 1915

JEFFERSON. Jan. IA - Plans
for the Missions Crusade to be
held in Middle District Associa-
ton Feb. l0-l5. have been un-
derway for several weeks. Fine
Creek Baptist Church will be
participating, and all committee
chairmen. and subcommittee
met Monday night, Jan. 7, at
the parsonage to make plans for
cottage prayer meetings to be
held in the homes of the COM
munity, the week prior to the
crusade and other arrangements
made.