Two Stripe's Night Habits Cause His Removal to Zoo Two Step.- - common mammal V psbt- of rg-i ; .p OTlrlViVe otioi. !• about to ehan ?!• home;: ljcc.iti? • of .hi: niKht'.valkirpj ha bits. Now one year old. he has been accepted by the Zoological Gar dens in Washington. D, C The ; nightwalker sleep.® in the daytime and walks about the house at night. It was his latter habit, not his ! an • -trv ■. mi ii v.hi re.suli in his .astlo deal " irdejis II' vtn one of six baba . wlio.se ij.'.ick- 1 nd-w : i;to-stnped motliei w.is killed i da all babies, they were bo‘
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in-fed on an every-three-hours schedule until they reached the solid food stage. Then aii out Two Stripe were given away. Two .Stripe stayed on with the children 01 Mr. and Mrs. Garland .Mover »n Amelia. K. ;iii, 8. Bren da. (i Hose Ellen. 4 and Donna Gail. 18 months have found Two ' wipe can Ik* quite a pvt ■ o' only la- wouidn t walk at night. Clayville Graceland Baptist church Wom en's Missionary Society attended a study course at the parsonage March 22 The 28 ladies present en joyed a covered dt--.li supper, which wa.-: followed by the teaching of the book. ••Home Missions, U. S A ' Mrs Gi an Agee taught the course
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TWO STRIPE'S nishl wand.-tin ■■ ..; <• . >cm( to hroak <:> ids r< ationships with the children of Mrs. and Mrs. O.arland Moyer, of . ■. 11 • i i. • !*»; < !»<*.< * : Ki" >. S and it use Ellen. !. are goin ' to have to part with their pet which ii.t- m-ei: a, - ■ d the Zook Meal t.ardens in Washington. it. < .
and showed a related film ;np Graceland Royal Amici e". and Girls Auxiliary met ai iin ; sonage Saturday for a me : ; ;•!* class. Rev. Coan Agee tau: ' tl. G.A.'s. After the class was . < : children were treated to a weiner roast by Rev. and Mrs. A. There will be a mission study class in the Lidy Green May Memorial church A; •.: p commencing at 7 p.m Me c Agee will teach the book 'So a o ship Enriches Life" Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mir ,1 W, liams and children. Arthur .lai Jr.. Freddie and Patsy, sy week end in Alexandria ... i Mrs. William's sistr-i and 1 ei ! > band. Mr. and Mrs. Jennim. and Mr. Williams' sister husband. Mr. and M. Waii Mr. and Mr- Cecil D -Me. Mr and Mis E. I). De'o>,p :: p. Mrs. DeNoon is improving ; Those on the sick 1. t a: ■ 1 ,■ Lilly. Barlow Meade. Wells and Mis. Dorothy lr ; jelersvilie Mr. and Mrs. Paul T) ' Williamsburg. pn ;• with Mr. and Mrs A L. C ■■■■ Drake retime d home >vr
after spemUnr several (lays with the Coles Mi.-., K .!. Sony was hostess to Hie IP me D< ;imiistrut.011 club last vim !•;. Mr. ami Me-. James Yenlts. and a., sp ait Sunday with their par ents. Mr. and Mrs. H A. Saxton : Mrs. R. W, Vaughan spent. sev era! day- in Wsshmeiun, D. C.. last week with a lend" and attended the Ci rrv Bios, urn I"i <ival. Mr ad Vh ; David MenitJ. and M ■ •• Virr.) a See. a and Wayne, see.:! i he wen1; i nd in Durham N C , v. ill Mrs Menu's parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brave. Mr and Mr: . Creed Thompson. ■I Rich . a d. v.'-re dinner news of Mr and Mr JC A Saxi.-r,' Snndav.. Mi's Cora Thompson and Mr and Mr'. (i. S. Thompson and two chil dren of Norfolk, spent- Sunday and Monday vvt'h Mrs W, S Farm wm th. and family i Mis D. N. Tompkinson.! a:., i f Norfolk, sir** spend . < i, w;t! !:s par uts Mr D. N. Tomkinson H. Clark in visinim her n Richmond. Seay, of Newport News. i • j o has not br-en well for
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Trenholm Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Swann, and daughters. Annie and Grace, spent the week end with his sister. Mrs. Annie Gordon, and brothers. John and Woodfin Swann They also visited Mr and Mrs G B Cosby Mr, and Mrs Marion Shiver. Kitty Mae Shiver and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shiver, of Richmond, were supper rnests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.. Swann Sunday Mr and Mr Cecil DeNoon visited Mr. and Mrs. Estifir DeNoon. of ' M and Mrs D. H. McClure awl. Mrs. Clyde DeNoon visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmore Sunday. Mis. Gordon lias Guests M■ and Mrs. Bernard Henley M. ■ liobe.ia and Mary floniun. ;f Manat;:! spent Sunday with M, s Amin- Gordon Mrs. M P. Nunn ally, and daugh S I I . Mrs Elizabeth Hods, of Richmond, were recent . ;e; ■ •.( m and Mrs. Nelson Pal inoie. H mother. Mrs Euiia Dan dr;.-U’,e, of Richmond, is spendhr; a ve al days with them. Ms , B*- rice l)cN • .. v-ho hi ’>i -n in with a cold for some time, improving. Gue-ls in llie honn of Mr. ar.d Mrs [ f) rec -.sh well M; ii i Mrs Snead DeNoon. of Puwha ; Mr and Mrs. Paid Stratton,
rowhafcn Events ('omrmmity HoU Week Services -’o I elite n??!rehes Powhatan community i: having a scries of Huh Week' services. which began Monday niglit at 8 o'clock, with Rev Mr Stitt conducting a service at the Methodist Church. Place ■ of -o'nt ..•id ministers ; serving fui the remaining night.;; are: Tuesday. Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr. Anderson: Wednesd.v. Bapt: Church, Rev. Mr, Agee; Thu d j Met hu rust ChurCb. Rev .*!•• Hnv land, and Friday. Episcopal Chuici: Rev. Mr. Knipmeyer. An Faster Sunns service .ill lie held in or near the Methodist Church at 5:25 a. m.. April 21. At 11 a. m. will precach during the .service May Memorial Baptist Ctoireh. Guard t ml Inspected ; National Guardsn tail's heavy mortar company. 176ih RCT. received Uso: anno : F*-d r.d Inspection rhui'sday is ■!.! A ir v. coat of paint had given .'lie Guard quarters a rpic and sp..u appear ance and tiie men. seventy-two strong, had the proper ‘spit and polish' look. Many local baseball fan • w- ie si Richmond Thursday for the New York Yankees-Richmond Virginia! game They left Parker Field e. ■ lighted with Manager Eddie Input and the Virginians for their superla tive effort in winning Friends of Mr: Dani'd K Ri ■ v " of Ballsville. are sorry to learn that she is a patient at. Stuart Circle H .spital at Richmond. All wish f. and family, and Mr. and Mrs j Charles DeNoon. and family Willises Go to Kichini ad Mrs R. J, Willis and Betty Jane Willis spent Saturday in Richmond. Expected guests of Mrs. Alma Wilburn are Mr. and Mi C; Wilburn, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Duke, and family, of Richmond, visaed he: pantos. Mr. and Mrs B. W. Wil burn. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatcher Sunday. Mi and Mrs. H. O. Williams t . Thu::,day in Richmond. Mrs. Dundridge Visits Mrs Eulia Dandriclge visit * ! Mr Rosa Palmore Monday. Mr. a: tl Mts. Sidney Alan Stokes a’.d son. Alan, of Ballsv:!:'*. veemd Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Willis Friday. Bi bbie Duke spent the VVt e at home, Mis Okark - DeNoon and Mrs Margie Wilson spent. Tuesday in Richmond.
her a quick return to good health. W. R. Parker attended a business meeting at the Bank of Vugmia, in Richmond. Thttrsdaj d fo ;0|. - Folia: u < i./v.-d .a a eit at LomuTuHi Friday a - of H H Whttm. re. Flan i it Mve ml M-s. Edith H Pm!;':. agent, ps,: , Co soil. > r o a a county agent, and fid Silverman. < editor oj tl B1;c t - Couner Recoid. met ;d t'v Bank of Powhatan Frida to mi!;-; !-■ :a tive plans for a 4-H celeb u'ion a Chase City May II. : i ■ 1 totin' i : e !ae s 'Vf-ulh county scnit H particii id Mr Pei! ii d'ircto’ i ' fa - Powhatan High hand, wan n: on the conference and . -;■<! thavi ihe band partici :>a!o. also. Tin' Goochland hand will also' participate. Lest wear the an nual 4-H ci-lebratimi was lield at Biac'bsronc. 1 !o ii- : bis 'll i; '■ v. a ‘ r ' a.l Rijmn. Wire.. Februar. 2S. li'.Vt,
Ilixlnir® pvt Fred Glr.vot w ; -.king basic yam;)’•{. ai Fei1 Ju» ;• 0 C. Mr. and Mi a. Marvin Glover were di ner uests' of Mi and Mrs. Bid McPhihp • Sunday V Glo.i’i ■ out a- a n after be ing rk Sum.ay \ ■ I or.”, of Mr. and M: Glover weie R. E Fore. Mr. a..,! M: . Ernest. Mora tn and Mr. . .1 Mr rioy.: ft !-. of Anderson v die. Mi ” Walk.ns McPhilips. y Richmond. Wt iv week end guests of hi; paren's. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McPhilips. Mr. and Mrs. F A. Covington are s’Kiuiu;1/ smiie lime with relatives in New Jersey. Mrs. Bob Covington visited her mother. Mrs Estelle Rosser, at the Virvlnia Baptist Hospital in Lynch ir re. Sunday others who visited Mi; Rt.i-vr y.r: Mr and Mrs. R. . Ma: ur. Mi's. Jennie Young and Mrs. Ruby Covington.
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