Green Bay Rl. I •> Mr. and Mrs. Troy Beck, of Crewe, were in this community, last week. Miss Elizabeth Robertson ha returned to Richmond, after spending the Christmas H lulays here with her parents. Mr mul Mrs. Willie A. Robertson. Miss Corine Blankenship has returned to Danville to resume her teaching, after spendiiv.t the holidays with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Hugh Blankenship.
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Richmond Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pulley and daughter, of Richmond, were week end guests of relatives in this sec tion. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hess have returned to their home in Nashville. Tcnn . after huvim spent the Christmas holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Karl V. Atkins.
\li and Mr- Allen Pulley. Mr. and Mrs. ,). \Y Pulley. Miss Gladys Pulley, and Mi. n. M Green were dinner r ucsis ol Mr and Mrs. Frank Cor.nei -.u M herrin. Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herman Holmes and family 1 Four Oaks N C. spent -r\era 1 das . last Week will! her parent: Mr and Mi .1 W. Hail em uv
■ .irniviile (.nests Mr and Mr-. Mu Barefoot, oi' Fannville. spent evt-i.d dav., da: - ine the holidays with her parents. .Mrs B. M. Green ha p-turned from an extendi lives and friends in Riclimor.d Mr and Mr (it >1 M Smith, and Mr and Mr Bill- Sir !. an 1 danahter. m e. ol V; to v en eallep; at UieShome oi Mr .( \V Pulh-y. Sunday fti nm m Visit parents Mr and Mr Charie Am in, of M< hei rin. vi ed In : parents M and M: Gt I.. . r* n la week.
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quality 5-qt. tea kettles PRICED FOR SAVING You'll reolly go for these teo ketil. C/ ceptionally well made and well detiy ' :d. Set to give you years of good service now! 10 qt. galvanized pc£s £ PRICED UNUSUALLY LOW Use these tough pails for cnylhing and everything. That's what they're made far. Get several at this low price. stamped pillow casos REGULARLY 59c 42"x36" And all fine cotton with hem stitched edges, lovely assortment of de signs that look beautiful when comp .: ed special sofa piibw slips AT A NEW LOW PRICE Assorted patterns and colors that will make your old pillows lock even better than new. Buy plenty at this sale price. radiant bath soap special LUXURY AT A SAVING , In your choice of scents and colors: pink apple blossom, white gardenia, green pine, cold cream. Stock up now. | men's quality hose buys 1 FUU. LENGTH A SLACKS I Made of the kind of cotton that lasts and lasts. They feel comfortable, too. Come ' in white or banded. Sizes 10 to 12. save! 6-cup percolators r MADE OF ALUMINUM * This efficiently-operating percolator will make many c delicious cup of coffee and give you years.of satisfactory service
many more values offered THROUGHOUT OUR LARGE NEW STOCK OF SEASONABLE MERCH ANDISE
Fit Id anti SI ream Deer Herd Management Being Studied Thoroughly By Virginia Technicians r r
With Hu1 deer lull in Virginia ruin1111 1 l.u ahead of that ol hut year, importance ut scientific ivvulation ol the annual harvest is Strongly arrantuatid. With few. if any. othrr species of wildlife does the annual kill by the hunt ers play so vital a part as a tool of management. Objective. or course, is to keep the animal neither too few, nor too numerous for available food supplies, the Vir alia Game Commission re port s When proper balance can he maintained within environment limitations, it means better hunt in'. bi"ger trophies and In ave r rleer. while the numbers o! healf ly and reproductive animals are maintained d >wn through tea veal’s or inereased. Over and over lhey have learned in other Ft da s that when the liunters take too few animals in the annual harvest of surplus, it is worse than taking too many. With only a few exceptions, it has not appeared that competition for existing food lias yet become acute in tile mountains and it is indicated that most of the moun tain forests will suport far more deer than are now present. In the Eastern counties available natural browse varies greatly in abund ance Particularly in the en.-t. and to some extent in the western areas, crop damage, is becoming a more and more perplexing fac tor.
hxact *hicls Needed It is highly desirable to have approximate knowledge of the. number-; of deer present in any area, knowledge which is diffi cult to acquire It is known, how ever. that when a herd readies a certain size its numbers pyramid murli more rapidly than the average observer .would suppose, q here have been ninny cases in this country in wl^ch deer, allow ed to become too numerous, have died by the thousands from star vation Still worse, they have im paired their ranges for years to come. One simple illustration is easily undei stand able and is based on two known factors Tt is known that the sex ratio of deer fawned in any year is about even It also i known that normally the dor will produce an average of 1.5 fawns a year. If only bucks are taken, equally as many does arc left in the woods. If a kill of 1.000 lea ks i.-recorded at the checking stations, it may be assured that at least 1.000 does are left, which w:ll produce 1.500 fawns the fol year. For every 1.000 bucks taken by the hunter . there is rea . >n.. >’.e assurance from this rce lt nor that there will be at '."is' gaoO animals in the wood- the following hunting season. v.'h -re females mav t» legally do' deduction may be made for lie numbers of docs taken, and i.i--. i di illation is still essentially iccur ite the minimum num bers of animals left in the woods In few if any areas of Virgin; , •have ’he kill record- shown lire : .-- f , me - f the deer population !: i . been impaired by overshoot ing doml .Management D( t Lu ;n« open seasons on an terlcss deer is one of the most important of all tools or deer man moment. The bucks are poly gamous. and shooting only mules n ran that the deer population continue to increase. Keeping deer
population well within the earn ing rapacities ol then ranee- h e i been a perplexing. but highly im portant problem, in State | which rt«'it are found. 1 In a few scattered area in V‘i. - i ginia browse hne< are showing which is a tragic thing. It not only , means that there is overcomr : • tion for existing food, that, lie animals are becoming runty, and ; that normal antler growth is iously mu iired. What i still worse i; that the tfverpnpul.it :<>n: of deer bate destroyed then ranges for years to come. Mattie is one state in whir:', they hate never had laws again-* taknr' deer of either .•.ex, \vi . they or not this is the cause, th - fa. never!hole- ; remains th d. ih Mu ine t he hunters anno; by ha ■ ve--t the 1. i.-cd dem the buck-! having the in antler anvwhe.i t he found in the country Game managers in many State . when deer me well established, are leaning to the view that i: will be wise to mlow the hunters t > take any deer they care to shoot in all open seasons (w een Bay M,. and Mrs. John Cradd ck celebrated their 50 th wedding anniversary at their home, last Saturday night. Their daughters. Mrs. W S. Ck ‘athain and Mi W I Price, .urpnsed them with a small party. The guests arrived it 8 f). in., and -pent a pleasant jovial evening A large wedding cake was cut and served with ranch anti other refreshments The workmen are gottme on '.ell with the cement sidewalk be ing laid thifoi th a part ol tho village. While it is, torn up and muddy now. we can already a" much improvement. V-T.\ Meets The P-TA met at the . . aool house here. Thursday n Tt D H. Berk is quite sick at In, home. Miss Dianne Allen, of Shen-j
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nftdmih. .spent last wets w.:’.\ Mi-' Nanrjy Havens.
Roanoke Visitors Mr. and Mrs. O. \V Palmer were nt Richmond, Monday 'Phi' marriape ol Mis- Pi m York Veielje. ol Richmond, and tin Rev. Mr 'lease, o! Hnpewe.l. wa -olemjiii/pd in the Bathrv Pari, (’hi 1.-5 .ill (’hiil cl; a' I. clinic.tv! I Innd-d.! > Mi i Kay lacy, Mi Cat lyn Pelt In’!t m.v, Mai ■ - ; Clark and M.ss Nancy Layim i-ai'in . idle, were Saturday lit ml : Rundfiy cheat ■; of M N.mrv PavCIi . The I K McWill: ” h.v.i'y ihave returned to their '.me ■ on Hirhwny den after \ . ; :a uv of their relatives m !■" .ua Mi ( arolyli Rae McWilh.ir 1 nm 1 ...mied her family on toe trip and she has returned to ho t n t oii|l ! land N Y. I • ttioyi d ■ ■ ill)ij with their son Rarer, lit '• imiht and I ’ a nd • '.l tv to kn ow he is doinv v,; i."11 in i lily” 1 'he! W! ile on vacaiion :• • V • 1 lllhjt!!. md -.evei a'i ■ ! ; ” r latRc- 'in vi d a dsn Of do a 1 i ha v in tIre cull >f M ' o. n tlteu” \.a;> back to Vn a:, t ii-y st .» i d :,! Silv. . R> "in l car Ora' Wit., and li • k a Mb' on tlis> n 1. i s bottom boa I to a 1 injw i... si un cm . v. ui -ene
Vi and Mrs. John Bubo: who have been les.’dmr in Green Buy. have recently moved into their new home on Route We are (1 a d i,j welcome them m our midst.
!) ir\ licit! Manat*ir.u (curse Planned \ !!l A four-d.iv shot I course for/ clairv farmers, managers. herds* men and others will be held at VPI Jamie-v 12-15. I he program tin. year will ernphasive the pro due'ion of milk from pasture and forage crops, and managment practice.1 ai d < juii bit nt rte: i ;ned to reduce labor S‘aff members from the dairy, am I'aimy, ar i .culiiu . 1 enttitie.r Hie and veterinaiy depart merits at VPI will sene as instructor Registration will be £2.00. Tin* dairy department also an nounced t he follow mg data's fot even at VPI F< bruary 0 14. Hairy L.ilioratory Technicians Pi .ort Course Febi ttary 17-18 Nuirition School fot Feed Men: Februatj 24-25 Ice Cream C'on feri 'ice and Clititc. and March 26-27. Cottage Cheese and But - ermilk Clinic. Further information on any of the courses and conferences is
available from the ilaiiy depart ment. VPI. BlacksbUi -A New Vein and San Francisco
l airs commemorated tne latun anniversary ofj George Washing ton's inauguration
SKATING IS Wholesome and Healthful !L'(iiniir.t'ii(!<‘(l by floi’ti-rs tor your growing i'hil (Iri’t: for the- glean fun, relaxation ami excreise it at form. .liijn vonr ! n< .o who :iiv mm unloving skating at the ... Hill Top Roller Rink Om Mile East of Fannvilh on Route IHO \ci NTS roR Till I \MOrs <1I!< \(.(> IVOOI >K\ITS S17 \\!> SSI!».?»»
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He brings triumph over poverty, pain, and failure, her eyes would mirror hope.
ce sure mar rne ugm or faith shines from your child’s eyes. Be sure that through Church x and home, she—and other little ones —learn all about God's ever-pres ent love.
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This Series of Adi erlisimeats is Contributed to th e nose 01 me ctiurcn by tlie Following Citizens and Business Establishuu nts:
LEGGETT'S IIEPT. STOKE Farmviile * ‘"'Take Someone to Church with you Sun day You'll Both Foil Richer For It" F YKMVILLi: KSSO'm KVH'ENTER Atlas Tires, Batteriis & Accespsries V i jhing —Lubric 11 >n Waxii AAA Service Phone 17 Farmviile, Va. TAYLOR MAM F\( TI RING. CO. INC. Contractors—Building M iterial Quality Millwork - F arm Equipment International Truck:- Nash Automobiles Farmviile. Va. TRACTOR LQJTPM! N'T CO Oliver Sales - - Service Phone 558—Farm .lie. Va. NEWCOMB Al’TO PARI S, INC. Wholesale Auto Parts & Eitiiipnvr.t Farmviile Va. PENNINGTON' TOBACCO < O., !N< Farmvii'.e, Va farmville FCRNITFRE CO. Farmviile, Va. F‘. W. HIBBARD INSI'UAN’CE AGENCY General Insurance Farmville, Va. BCCKIN'GIIAM FARM SFPPLY CO. Purina Chows for Poultry and Livestock Dilhvyn. Va. OSBORN BROTHERS Telephone 88-.I Farraville. Va. jKLE AN'WELL CIJ OC RS ... 1 VII ORS Altering — Repaii.r1 in R . c For Ladies an : < > > i :n ?n , \ Phone PS '• i f • Fternr. e v • l NEWMAN CilEV .11.hi vAI.ES CO. Farmv.iie. Va
FLIPPY.N'K STOKE General Merchandise — G. E. Appliances Plumbing and Electrical Contractors Cumberland Va. IU RK1SS LAND A ! I MBEK CO. Dilhvyn. Va. CROW BROTHERS General Auto Repairs Dilhvyn, Va. KAYTON COAL CO. Coal- Fuel Oil ; nd Fi rtihzei Telephone 166•- Farmville, Va. ALLEN MOTOR ALTO REPAIR ALLEN A Pll II P TEXACO SERVICE We Specialize in Body. Fender & Painting Front Wheel Alignment and Balancing Phone 120 - 202 N. Virginia Street ’armvHie. Va PATTERSON DRUG CO. Prose! .ptioni.sts Phon 51" 238 Main St. Farmville, Va. CEDAR BROOK TAVERN 1 Mile East, of Farmville Specializing In Choice Western Steaks And Seafood We Cater to Small Parties and Banquets Boxing on TV Every Wed. A* Fri. Night TAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY Dodge Job Rated Trucks ' Dodge Passenger Cars Plymouth C- rs 203 W. 3rd St. — Phone 2 Farmville, Va COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Farmville. Va. FARMVILLE IRON A METAL CO. Used Parts A Tires—Old Junk Cash Paid for Any Quantity o. Scrap Phone 614 Fan iville, Va.
A. T RICE Monuments it Markers-.Marble & Granite Randolph St.—Phone 755 Farmville. Va. HOME FCRNITFRE COMPANY Across from Baptist Church Main Street Farmville. Va. ANDERSON MOTOR SALES Pontiac- GMC Trucks Frigiriaire Appliances Pi,one 21 — Dillwyn. Va. FARMVILLE TIRE A BATTERY. INC. B. F Goodrich and Armstrong Tires Complete Tire Service 408 E. 3rd St. Phone 760 Farmville. Va. NEWBERRY'S Go to church and meet your friends When shopping met your friends in your friendly Newberry store. Farmville, Va. KII.F.ARE Laundry —Cleaning—Storage Phone .700 Farmv.lle. Va. PRINCE EDWARD MILLS INC. Merchant Millers Seal of Virginia High Patent Flour PEM Poultry-Dairy and Stock F'-eds CARL IIEIFNER Power Chain Saws- Lawn Mower Repairs and Sharpening—Small Motor Repairs Sales and Service Phone 693 E. 3rd St,. Farmville, Va. CLAWSON FCRNITFRE CO. Reproductions of Antique Furniture Phone 395—Rice Road Farmville, Va. STATE A I EE AND FARMVILLE DRIV-IN THEATRES For the Best In Entertainment Farmville. Va.