The Virginia Gazette du lieu suivant : Williamsburg, Virginia • 19

Page Twenty THE GAZETTE Williamsburg Virginia riday August 29 1958 Texes Queen Visits Williamsburg Tater Queen 4 fetors' 5 t4 chairman ional I 1 switch: i by news telling of husbands of their State Officials Sail rom estival Park To Inspect Channel concern over Labor Day Woodson of State Po 1 and obligations of my wife and am happy to be the provider for one who has made these the best years of my life" th notice read Pretty 18 year old Alary Emily graves of three of Pi Kappa Al founders who are buried in Tidewater Virginia They are James Benjamin Sclater Jr who is buried in Richmond and red erick Southgate Taylor and Lit tleton Waller Tazewell who are buried in Norfolk Pi Kappa Alpha which has 117 undergraduate chapters in col leges and universities across the country was founded in 1868 at the University of Richmond Miami Saddened paper advertisements broken marriages and disclaiming any debts wives Elmer Wagler decided to buy wife for 30 years of happiness am responsible for ah debts She will serve as 0ffici1I hostess foif the 1958 campaign io promote Eastern Shore Nemagold one himsilt to thank his State officials interested in the proposed dredging ot the lower James River sailed Wednesday from Jamestown estival Park on a trip down the river to Hampton Roads Governor Lindsay Al mond was unable to accompany tnc official party as previously scheduled The inspection tour was held to determine what effect dredging the river channel will hate on rich oyster bedsof the James A bill introduced by Tegater Rus sell Caracal ot Williamsburg at the last session of the General Assembly prohibits dredging un til the isheries Commission arid governor agree that the existing oyster" beds will hot be damaged Included in the official party were red McWane chairman of the board of the Virginia State Port Authority and Donald Hill chief engineer of the Port Authority Martin Johnson of Lynchburg chairman of the Board of Const rvation and Econ omic Development Lankford of Exmore of the Commission of isheries and Senator Edward Willey "of Richmond Col Oliver Pickard of the Army Engineers sailed with the group to assist with technical aspects of the dredging project In addition toother members the party included Harry Thomp son executive vice president of the Hampton Rands Maritime As sociation and Capt Alvin Masscnburg president of the Vir ginia Pilot Association Parke Rouse Jr executive di rector of Jamestown estival Park met and escorted the visit ing delegation to the James River dock where the group boarded the 118 foot yacht owned by William Tay Icr of Norfolk Approximately 4 CIO members of Pi Kappa Alpha a national col lege social fraternity have been attending a three day leadership conference on the William and Mary campus I he conference which closes today is held every two years to study the various facets of un dergraduate fraternity life in cluding scholarship improvement chapter finances rush techniques end pledge training The leadership sessions have The speed of blood moving through the body is about 5 to inches per second 4 I Expressing deep I the forthcoming 1 weekend Col Jr superintendent lice and chairman of the Gover Highway Safety Committee pointed to tragic record of 18 killed during the holiday last year and noted tWavit repre sented a 29 percent increase over the 1956 holiday while the nation as a whole achieved a 25 per cent reduction Col Woodson stated that a na tional survey by a large insuranc company (Kemper Insurance of Chicago) revealed 879 per cent of the national 1957 Labor Day weekend iatalitkswere traceable to law violations with drinking and speeding in the van Analy sis of all fatality reports revealed Drive Slowly Over Labor Day Advises Safety Committee selected Isy the ccomr North ampton Sweet Potato Improvc invclved in 231 per cent of all fatal crashes and speed either in excess of limits or too fast for existing conditions to have been the cause ol 337 per ex nt of the fatalities Virginia breakdown last he said even greater percentages of drinking and speeding with six deaths in volving a combination of the two and one attributable to intoxica tion alone All that can be said is that the most elementary' pre cautions and the exercise of com mon sense can very easily' pre vent a repetition of the 1957 slaughter The tragedy of the dead is bad enough! but we should bear in mind that the weekend cession to repair shops traffic courts and speed' or commit other a violations drive when drinking exhausted or sleepy and do drive defensive ly hi order that chances for a pleasant crash and ar rest free holiday will increase irnmeasur 1 he concluded 'i V' Hiss Hirdissia Reel right of Ennis Tex the 1958 Rluebunnet Queen cl Texas and Mrs Robert Ward Cutler of New York pr sirtem of the Texas New York Society visited Williamsburg la't week on return to Texas from New York Miss Reel as the uificial representative of Governor Price Daniel early this nti nth made a goodw ill tour of New York and attended New 5 ork annual summer festival Staff Photo Hr JLL ate 1 CJ ik IL sr fW AsT a i a jwjMV'IaJMiL 1 Tk A St it s'r I 1 1 a r3 1 yJL i GS as' Lz i Jt A ir' sby 4' si (Mb 1 11 It 'itH 1 ti 13 I IV vX A I I 1 4 Ji 41 i i i Jolt Sc INC Two Week Event Aug 29 Sept 13 at I WlIXIAbLSBURGyiRGINIA ine urs Gets Appointment regular 14998 Now I 8998 Now regular 22503 37500 regula 52500 regular Mouton Coats regular 5998 regular 6998 Now All prices plus ed tax urs Second loor 56 130 co 165 00 195 oo 34000 '4 Minks Muskrats and Squirrels and Mrs Lea is Greene of Williamsburg has been appointed cling chief petty officer of his floruit company at the Great Lakts Naval Training Center been under the direction of Heb ert Wynn of Memphis Tenn executive sect eta ry of Pi Kappa Alpha and Grant Macfarlan oi Salt Lake City Utah national president The sessions have teen held in Ewell Hall and Blow Gymnasium Speakers at the conference in clude Dewitt Paul vice presi dt nt of the Beneficial Manage mnt Corporation Mrs Mary Lou Bilsborough social director of Purdue Memorial Lninn: George Nissen presi dent of Nissen Trampoline Com pany and Joe arrar presi dent of Pineland College and Ed wards Military Institute and for mtr dean of men at William and Mary Alvin Chandler presi dent of William and Mary wel ts med the fraternity members to the college campus During the session the dele gates toured Colonial Williams burg and attend a performanci of Cmmon Glory" The delegates also marked the Now Spe Va 4 A 'x ir 7 zxk i CTL tr 't a LI 9 9 ui oLoies uapes ana meins 14 VSj 'N I jf 3 A 1 a Nr P9Rj a jfrwiirgj A Sale George A Gretne son of Mr 3Irs Le I 1 I i I 1 I i I li fes.