Friday, February 20, 1953 — The Farmville herald and farmer-leader

The Farmville Herald _ AND FARMER-LEADER _ ___ VOLUME 02 Ho0°, fuI H.«PfSj “."hSU1* Prc!f'“ FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20, LOO '"^biuiSd NO. 44

Blackstone-FHS Game Saturday At H-S College Contest I* La ••♦ Obstacle To Undefeated Record Fans who want to • «••• Parm ville High's W o’.Trait's meet th” lan obstacle to an undefe..v I regular sea-on Raturdav ni■- ’11 , an be assured of a…

Scores II.(.her The current Welve: nt h.. .>• collected 1.159 t»

Farniville's (’ub Scouts Show First Public Exhibit

ive members t the i’"u fob Seoul Pack in I arinville and their den chief. Bill Vaughan, stand I" thiir transporla'ion exhibit it I rida-. night's district Scout rally in the FarmvilU- Armory. SponAired by Hie fainmllo rb iiirpt.H y School P-TA.…

YEPCO Sends Alexandria Transfer Here as Manager

Andrew C Drown, Ji.. of Alex andria ha; oeen appointed man ager of the Virginia Electric and Power Company at Farmville, succeeding the late J. W. Shep herd. Jr., according to Walter J. Matthew:-, manager of Vcpco's Sotlithside district. A…

ANDREW O. BROWN. JR. trical Board of the City of Alex andria. Married to the foimer Mary Jane Bush. of Waynesboro. Blown is the father of a daugh ter. Ann Terry, age five. The Browns are members of the I’rcs oyterian Church. The new manager…

Man \\ ho Stole { ar Here Taken Rea Captured M Hatesvillt* Earl Rea, 23. foi met ii vu !• : ■: ' . Butoavilk, who con i' ,. • . stealing ine tar of W, A W. ;s .m. . oi Farmville. fob. 1 and wlio escaped from He . Co uiiy >.i;i ,n Richmond.…

Minister of Musk* (’oncludes Work To Take Place In Lynchburg; Henri Emurian. minister of music of Farmvillc Methodist Church, has resigned in order to accept a similar position at West Lynchburg Baptist Church. Lynchburg, the first of March.…

National Guard Unit Conducting Recruiting Drive Commander Asks Parents, Youths To Study Facts Company G. Farmville National Guard Unit of the 116th Infantry 2Pth Division, has launched on a recruiting campaign which will extend through March…

Draft Deferment Young men who enlist in the National Guard before re.r bins 181 > years of ace are given dr.i:’ exemption, he said, so long as they remain in good standing in the company and attend drill legularly They are required to serve…

Mistaken Ideas Of Registration Bring Selective Service Board Clarification

Selective Set vice Boards in this area have become concerned about misconceptions in registra j tion. Calling attention to tbo fact ■that failure to registc. is a viola tion of law aild makes the delin quent liable to ,

board office within li\c days af ter the date of his 13th birthday. Ii he happens to be away from home, he need not return, he may icgister at the neatest local board convenient to h.m, and the lecord will be sent to the local board having…

Farmville Jaycees Present March Of Dimes Check

ihuicrsun. 5i*f t. represent in si tin* larmville Jm or < 1: amber of (’n/r.imTee, presents a $553.50 cheek to k. 1 Cook prrsi

Abilene Farmer Dies Alter Fall Wife Survives F. L. ('ovinfiton A funeral service for Flo.vd I. C viru.ton. (il. of Abilene was held yesterdav lit Mt. Nebo B.ip ti;t Church. Burial took piece m the church cemeterv Mr Covington died Tuesday Feb…

Bt. 360. Powhatan Sidewalk Bids Opened The State Ilmhway Department today announced the low bids on two hie iway projects in this area, which will soon yet underway They are: Route 3GO. O.'r.' pule of 24-foot concrete pavement west of Burke…

Holiday Several offices, laxmvlHc hanks, an.I post o‘l’cc w 11 he closed Monday in observance ot W ashington s hinhday. I eh. 22. S'nce the holiday lulls on Stmdav. Monday v.»h ho sub stituted for the holiday. However, stores \ I armville and…

Countie* In Virginia Rank High At reages Charlotte county holds the tank of 80 antotm counties with tobr.ee > aere.tee in the United S'M.t. . ac cord me to a recent report bated on the 1950 census of agriculture of the United States Department…

Forester Decries Idle Acres Here Offers Landowners Technical Help With tree plant in;. simon here, District Forester It. P. Bnerley has iigain offered me assistance ol technicians in his office with planting or harvesting problems facing woodland…

Education Studies Warn Of School Enrollment Flood Thinning’ Teacher Ranks Seen As Pressing1 Problem Despite an unprecedented up surge in public school enrollments, Virginia counties including those in this area, are losing teachers faster than…

School Costs The average instructional ex penditure for schools per child in Virginia in 1951-52 was 3155.61. up from $144 40 for the 1950-51 term. These costs do not include debt .serv ice or capital outlays. Virginia counties varied in the…

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\si \i.tii:s IN KOKI A 139,819 Announced U n battle ca.utalr ties in Korea reached 129.819 tl week, an increase of 395 from tl " previous week. The totals show: killed 20.499 wounoi t! 90.293. and missing 13.025. By services the cast.a t.es…

lie •cold war' planning of tins admin ua ion.' GJ V. TWI.OK HINTS Of KOKK.V Sini’KISI,' 1.' Gen. Maxwell I) Taylor hinted Sunday ins Kiglith Army would have r.oin unpleasant surprises m store for the Com lnunis's and declarer* he asked nothing…

boon i educed to a few civilians and 30.000 Red Soldiers by the U. S. Navy's longest siege ui his tory. Night heckler planes from the carriers of Rear Adm. Apollo Souccks Carrier Division 3 open ed the third year of incessant attack with bombing…

Metes from Cumberland Mrs. Howard R. Bryant To Entertain WMU Members Of Fitzgerald Church

Members of Fitzgerald Baptist 'WMU will meet Friday evening. Feb. 20. at 8. with Mrs. Howard R. Bryant. Mrs. T. P. Reynolds will have charge of the program. Mr. and Mss. F.. H. Hopkins. - .Jr., and their daughter. Beth, ^motored to Messlck,…

Visit Homes Lewis M. Blubaker and Jesse A. Orewes visited in their respective homes during the week end. Mr. Blubaker went to Roanoke, and Mr. Crewes to Manteo. in Buck ingham county. Roscoe L. Lovins entered Mc Guire Hospital for treatment,…

Saturday, of Mr, and Mrs. E. II Vassar. The Cumberland Youth Fellow ship met last Sunday evening w’ith Bill Atkinson at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tu lane Atkinscn, of Hampden-Syd ney. Despite inclement weather, 19 members were…

Returns From Visit Mrs. J. D. Carpenter has return ed from n visit with her sister. Mrs. J. L. Landram, and Mr. Lan drum. of Doswell. The Rev. J S King attended the prayer retreat of the Virginia Methodist Conference, held at Natural Bridge,…

We Thank You...! We wish to thank our many friends and customers for their patronage since our opening on Saturday, Feb. 14. We are looking forward to serving you in the future with the best quality merchandise at lowest possible prices. YANCEY…

A Few of OUR Mam/ WEEK-END SPECIALS Pure LARD 4 ibs. 53c Pure Pork SAUSAGE ib pkg 35c Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING p« 35c Saltine CRACKERS ib Pkg 21c GINGER SNAPS ib Pkg 25c DRIED BEANS 2 ib. pig, 27c Great Northerns, Pinto or Baby I.imas Pride…

Asliby .Xtirs | World Prayer Day Service Set Friday Miss Nancy Gordon and Miss , Audrey Sanderson, of Madison ; College, also Mr. and Mrs. J. O. , Sanderson and Jimmy, of Rich mond, spent the week end in the W P. Sanderson home, and at tended…

Cartersville Rev. Cecil Smith and family spent Monday in Parmville. Prank Dean Irving and mother visited Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Irv ing. near Richmond. Sunday. Mrs. P. T Dabney and Miss Martha Louise Dabney were in Parmville Friday. Mrs. Ruth…

RAILWAY EXPRESS V The Railway Expiess Agency has asked the Interstate Com merce Commission for authority to revamp express rates and charges. The proposal, if accept j ed. would mean hither rates on , almost all categories of express : shipments.

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Cartersville Pastor To Lead Red Cross Fund Appeal In Cumberland

The Rev, Cecil Smith, of Car tersville. will lead the 1953 Rod Cross fund drive in Cumberland county. The drive opens March 1 and will continue through the month. Rev. Mr. Smith, who is pastor of the Cartersville field of Baptist churches,…

Calra Miss Mary Wright, Mrs. Robert Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stin son and Bobby Wright were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. East and Mr. and Mrs. Wiilarci Orange, of Richmond. Sunday. Sunday visitors ot Mrs. J. W. Whaley and Mr. and Mrs. Walter…

REV. C ECIL SMITH Guinea Mills Rt. 1 Mr. arid Mrs. R, L. Trent re turned home Saturday after visit ing relatives in Richmond. Mr. Trent is doing nicely after his up- | oration last week We wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Delores Huddleston…

Guinea News

Preparations Made For Evangelistic Crusade In Local Homes Recently

Walker and Robert E. Garnett returned home Saturday. Feb. 14. alter a two weeks' trip to Florida. Mrs. Smith's nephew. Henry Cook, of Washington, D. C. ar rived Friday, Feb. 6, for an ex tended visit with the C. C. Smith family. Mr. and Mrs.…

guests of the Frank Brown fam ily. The MYF of Centenary Church met Sunday evening, Feb. 15. with Misses Host* and Ruth Davis.' Misses Peri-lla and Annie Laurie Lloyd had charge of the program. Twenty-two members and a good many visitors were…

Centenary Church Sunday even ing, Feb. 22. with the Centenary group in charge of the program. At tliis time, the pastor, the Rev J. S King, is to show moving pic tures —the theme and pictures are to be on "Stewardship." Time of the meeting,…

LEGAL NOTICE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA In the Clerk's Office of the Cir cuit Cour* of the C ounty of Buckingham, on the 21st day of January, 1933. A. S. Loving (Alfred S. Loving', Plaintiff AGAINST hirk Terry. Jr.. Janus D Loving. Willie Loving.…

op-dress Grain EARLY For Big Yields! Small Grain crops need nitrogen early, to make vigorous growth and produce abundant yields. In the late winter or early spring — just before growth starts — top-dress each acre with 100 to 300 pounds of…

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Antioch Mr. and Mm Clarence Foster and family visited relatives ai Richmond Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs H. C; Brown. Miss Patricia Brown and Mrs. Ruby Biown visited Mrs Mildred Wrenn and P J. Grim' .it Amelia Courthouse. Sunday Mrs. Belle…

CT.MBERI.ANT> A numbei of donors from throughout the county will parti cipate in the Red Cross Blo'd :nobile program. Feb 2( at Pow hatan C. H. Mr and Mrs. C D. Brown and daughter. Carol Jean, spent the day in Richmond. Tuesday, and were luncheon…

i>iirr 1\ Harrison To Visit Warminster Representative Hi: P Ham son will visit Warminster at 10 o'clock the tnornin:: of February 24 during a series of visits to Nelson County to p* t better ac quainted with citizen . as he has done for several…

IX-sfRAXt I AGKXTS Vr unia Company needs repre sentative in this area for hos oitalpiation and health and ac cident insurance Good first commis.don plus re newal commission. Write com pleie details r*. ardinn personal data and experience. \aen<…

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5. As a STIMULANT — when appetites show any in dications of dullness. 6. As a BALANCER — to add bulk and high molasses content to home grain mixtures 7. As a SUPPLEMENT — to stretch a short supply of silage (1 lb. equals 5 lbs. of silage’1.…

REMWAL FARM SUPPLY On Route 60, Between Cumberland and Powhatan Postotfiee Address: Ballsville, Va. “EYES TO THE BEST: BACKS TO THE REST”

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World Prayer Day Service Planned At Powhatan Feb. 20 Powhatan churches will unite for a World Day of Prayer Serv ice on Friday. Feb. 20, in Km roanuel Church, at 8 p. m. Mem bers of all community churches have been Invited to share in the call…

Powhatan John Taylor, of Randolph Macon College, spent, last week end with Sam Parker. Mrs. Hippy, of Roanoke, attend ed the funeral of Mrs. Frayser here on Wednesday and visited in the home of Mrs. P. W. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tlam attend…

Beloua Robert Simpson, student minis ter. conducted the service at Providence Church. Sunday, at 11 a m. There was a very good con gregation present, notwithstand ing the unfavorable weather. Mr. Simpson was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.…

Ploodmobile Visits Powhatan Feb. 26 Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, chair i man of the Blood Donor Service of the Powhatan County Red I Cross Chapter, has announced ! that the bloodmobtle will be in | Powhatan. Thursday. Feb. 26. at | the Powhatan War…

County Board Sends iFive For February February quota for the Prince ] F.dw ard Selective Service Board was four. Men who filled this J quota were Alfred Knight Mott- ; ley. Pearl A Rice. Martin M. Cov ington. and Wardell Jackson. These men…

Ballsville Mrs. Arnette Campbell and ; Mrs. Agnes Laws motored to Roa noke. this week, with W. R. Park er. They visited relatives at the Veterans’ Hospital. John B Jones, of Tamworth, was a visitor in the village, Satur day. Dr. R. E. Douglas…

Trenholm Mrs. G. B. Came, of Hampton, who has been on an extended visit to her nephew, J. Ivy De noon. is improving after an ill ness. Mrs. Billie Hatcher and chil dren were Monday callers on Mrs. Eva Stokes. Coes Into Service Sidney Alan Stokes,…

175 Pints Of Blood Set For Quota In Powhatan

One hundred seventy-five pints of blood have been set as the quota for collection when the Red Cross Bloodmouile makes its second annual visit to Powhatan. Thursday, Feb. 26. This means that 17a volunteers have to be willing and eligible to…

Nunnally and daughter and Mrs. Eulia Dandridge and Miss Eva Palinore, of Richmond. WMll To Meet Tile February meeting of the Muddy Creek W. M. S. was in the home of Mrs. Bag by Jones with the following members present. Mesdames Dorothy Willis,…

iny person who v w.ls to volun teer to give a pint o! blood—the "?,rt pieeious gift no can make ;o our fighting men. because there Is no substitute: plo.tae call or .vrite Mrs. E. P. Hicks, Jefferson, or tell one of me recruiting workers in…

Powhatan Red Cross Drive Opens With Workers’ Conference The Powhatan 1953 Red Cross Fund campaign was opened of ficially by T. Cl. West, fund chair- ' man, when he presided at dinner ! for Red Cross workers February ; 16. at 6 p. m , in the…

Powhatan Court Teams Score Double Win Over Amelia Powhatan High School s Indi ans overpowered Amelia High Schools Orioles 56-.0 Tuesday night a! the War Memorial Build ing. Milas McCrackan led the Indians with -a 17-point scoring performance…

Boy’s Box .'tore Powhatan -'(■ FT TP McCracken rf 7 3 i. Worsham lg 113 Layne If 1 Green If 1 Spencer c 15 7 Manley rg 5 111 Lee rg 1 Perkins lg 2 Totals U 17 5o Amelia Kidd rf 1 1 3 Vance rf 0 1 1 Warren. C . If 10 2 Barr If o 1 1 Warren.…

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Charlie Moyer, Clarence Wci siccr. O A. Norton, Mrs William White. S. S. Watkins. Mrs. Lush and Roy Saunders heid a panel discussion on ' Looking Into the Future." Mr. Norton acted a:; moderator. After, the program a beautiful birthday cake…

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News About Green Hay Graham Raiford Receives Message \bont His Father’s Death In Holland

Graham Raiford received a message. Sunday morning, in forming him of tile sudden death of liis father. Kd Raiford, at ins liome at Holland. M Raiford is' tr brother of Miss Mary fjo j Rai ford and a brother yf Mr^. Claude - McFarland, of Alexandria.…

Sandy River Mr. and Mrs Bruce Gates visit ed Mr and Mrs. H. O Davidson m Kingsport. Tenn Wednesday and Thursday These from the community who attended the meeting and lunch eon of the Cooperative Milk Pro ducers' Association at Hotel Jef-: ferson,…

Buffalo HJ) Club Members Discuss Buying ('oats, Suits Buying coats and suits was the demonstration for the February meeting of Buffalo Home Demon stration Club, last week, at the home of Miss Saru'n E. Wilker son. Mrs. C A Pillow was co hostess.…

Meherrin Harry Holt, of Altavista, .spent the week end with his sister. Mrs. Ola Fowikes. who has been very sick with tile flu. Frank Hollander. Jr., and Le roy Collier spent a week end at Daytona Beach. Fla . and attend ed the car races. Saturday,…

WSCS At Abilene Will Sponsor Bazaar A bazaar and bake sale will be held from 6 to 10 p. m., Friday, Feb. 27, at the Abi.ene Grange Hall. The event wdi ue sponsored by WSCS member.- of Beulah Methodist Church. Abilene.

Ml. Pleasant WFOS met Wednesday evening, Feb 18. with Mrs. W M Scott. Mrs .1 A Hines hud charge of the program at this meeting King Waddill. of USN. and Tom Waddill. of VPI. spent the week end before last with their parents. Mr and Mrs. Charles…

The Sunshine HD Club will meet Wednesday afternoon. Feb. 25. with Mrs. C. W Digas. in the home of Miss Marie Allen. Sandy River Mr. and Mrs Paul Wheeler, of Berryville, visited relatives in the community during the week end. Mrs E. C. Garnett…

Burkeville, RFD Mrs Harvey Tharpe, Mrs. H. G. Rickman, Mrs. Meivin ScruRgs and Gloria Jane visited Mrs. Al veita Scruggs, at Rice, Wednes day evening Mr and Mrs. Dillard Scruggs 'shopped m Farmville Thursday. Mrs. Scruggs also had some den…

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Rice Community News, Social Notes

Mr and Mrs. P. G. Walton and W. T. Lindsey were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. A Ayres, at Palls Church. Miss Claudia Bradshaw, of Cul peper, is spending this week with Mrs. C .1 Bradshaw. Miss Ida Mae Burns and Mrs Kate Carter, of Farmville.…

family were dinner guests of then mother and niece, m Richmond. Sunday. While theie they also called on her brother, A R Leech. Herman Cook is .suffering with his back again. He isn't able to do any work at present. Hal ve Tllurpe is visiting…

of Farmville, Mi- T O Bomlu rant and Tommy were (dinner guests of Mr and Mr E I' Uonriur.mt. Saturday e'.enmv Mrs. Rosa Comte: of Amelia spent the week end 'vitb her daughter Mrs Julian Brad-haw. Mr and M; C B Ma,reason and «hildren. of Richmond…

Burkexille Mr. and Mrs J. P Boykins and daughter. Freda, have returned from Wakefield, where they at tended the funeral of Mr Boy kin ' father. Leroy .Jason Corn well i.n died. Saturday. Peb 14. ai the home of tvs son LeRoy .la. tin Cornwell.…

Fairvicw HD Club held a family night supper 11 the Municipal Building. Friday night, with about nil members and their families pre (lit Alter a buffer supper, the group enjoyed earner planned by Mr; Jeffries Borum Those at tending were Mr md…

dp. ot it ill.’.l period like olficcii are dean. Mr. Carl D France; ■iiretaiy Mrs A A. Hagberg; treasurer, Mi H. F. Boswell. Jr : publicity. Mrs R S. Davis: arid arrangement.- M - Thelma Me liiiee Mrs Frank Wilkinson and Mrs C M Butler Courses…

Mr and Mrs \l H Kina and sons James and Tommy, are .••pent!ins two weeks in Florida. Miss Betty I.ee Bradshaw and two of !ur cla .smates. of HI>T. spent the week end with Miss Bradshaw's parent . Mr and M: ! R Bradshaw, Ji Mrs. VV H Kirclunier…

Buried Here Mrs. Minnie A Hill, a hfe-lon : resident of Burkeville died Feb in Hiehrm nd and was bul led in Sunset Hill Cemetery m Burke ville. She liare- two son . Ralph and Herbert Hill: one daughter. Mrs Rachel Wallace and several grandchildren…

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Buckingham Central High Posts lltli V ictory Downing Cumberland 60-36 * c

Buckingham Central High School's basketball squad posted its 11th victory Tuesday night, downing Cumberland High G0-3C. Rowlett Bruce, Dave Cobb and Melvin Jamerson netted 56 points 01 the Bucks' total. Jack Ownby's 20 points led Coach Ed Vassar's…

Enonville Visitors of Mrs. R. L. Gillispie during the week end were Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gillispie and sons, of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carwile and daughter. Sue of Culpeper. Va Mr. and Mrs R. Murriel Dunne- i vant and Mrs. Richard…

Ml. Zion Olir community sick ones are petting along all right and con valescing satisfactorily. Miss Mary Anderson went to Richmond Friday and returned. Saturday night. She was a supper guest of Mrs. M. K. Davis, Satur day night. Her friends…

GLENDALE A coVcred man was instantly killed in the LeSueur Quarry, at Ore Bank last week when a huge rock fell on him. Mrs. A. L Smith has returned from an extended visit with her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Lee. of near Smyr…

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Chestnut Grove Mr., and Mrs. Lathan Palls and children, of Farmville. visited Mr and Mrs. J. C. Bersch. Sunday afternoon. A-3c Melvin O'Brien, of Port Bragg. N. C., spent the week end in his home. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ft. L Harris. Sunday…

Well Water Mr and Mrs. Tom Foster, of Richmond, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott and, on Sunday with their hosts, were dinner guests of Mr. an.) Mrs. B. N Rush. Joe Steger attended the Masoni ■ convention last week in Rich…

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Mrs. Oglesby, 92, Recalls Old Days In Virginia In Birmingham News Story

The daily Birmingham, Alt. News recently published for its leaders a feature story about Mrs. Nellie Oglesby, 92. a former Buck ingham county resident now liv ing at Bessemer, Ala. The writer of the feature story twines his yarn about Mrs.…

She stays pretty well to her bed room. but keeps a paddle at the side of the house so friends can knock for admission When she want-, some one in the neighbor hood for t favor, she rings a large dinner bell on the front porch. Still the cultured…

Curdsville News. Recent Social Events

Rev. J. C. Weaver preached an inspiring sermon Sunday moraine at Smyrna. Despite the bad morn-1 ing quite a number were out ! 01 : services. The Emmett Dunkums visited! Miss Eliza White and Mrs. Car ter last week. Miss Eliza is able to be up…

Southsid ■ Hospital. Both mother and baby ire d ;n.? nicely. Mrs. O M Bolling was called to South Carolina on account of the death of her aunt the past week. Mrs. Walter Duncan returned to her home, near Columbia, last week after having spent…

Arvonia .Xeit s Marshall District Support of Polio Fund Appeal Commended by Chairman

Miss Ethel Foulkes was the past week end guest of Mr. and Mrs W. M. Barbee, of Richmond Mrs. William Davies recently spent several days in Richmond visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris and little daughter, of Alexandria were recent…

Col. Jeffrey's mother-in-law, of Texas. Friends of Thomas Foulkes, of Richmond, formerly of Arvonia. are sorry to learn that he Is a patient in McGuire Hospital. Mrs. William T Johnson was a recent Richmond visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wingo.…

Mrs R. A Williams, of Chatta nooga. Tcnn . and is a radar ex pert on the U. S. Submarine Des troyer "U. S. Carpenter." Mr. Williams will get his discharge April 1. at which time the couple will return fcr a visit to relatives in Chattanooga…

VV. Va. Guest Mrs. Charles A Butler, of Ron coverte. W. Va.. is lire expected cue I of Mr. and Mrs. Frank But : ler here. Friends here wish to extern' empathy to tire family of Mrs Hattie Morris Melton, whos , death occured recently. Recent…

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Miss Watkins Dr. Frank Blanton Are Engaged Mrs. Samuel Ashton Watkins, of Richmond, announces the en gagement of her daughter. Bar bara Allen, to Dr. Frank McFad en Blanton, son of Dr. and Mrs. Wyndham Balling Blanton, of Richmond and West…

Miss Annie Barden, Of Amelia, Marries George H. Wingo, Jr. George Holland Wingo. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wingo. of Jetersville. and Miss Annie Laura Barden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Barden, of Amelia, were married at the…

Mrs. Frank Bruce Entertains For Son Mrs Frank Bruce entertained Saturday afternoon. Feb. 14. with a birthday patty honoring her son. Ronnie, on his ;ifth birth day. Twenty guests present were cntcrU.ned with games and tele vision. Mrs. Frank…

Miss Anme Lee Owen, of Rich m< nd. and Miss Jean Windley, of Norfolk, were guests here Wed nesday of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lindsey. • • • Mrs Walter Edwards had as Monday dinner guests at her home on the Hampden-Sydney Road. Miss Meade Robertson…

Allen Ferguson is a patient at McGuire Veterans Hospital. Richmond. Mrs. Ferguson is stay ing with her mother. Mrs. Rooks, in Colonial Heights, during Mr. Ferguson's hospital confinement. • • • Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Martin left by motor for Sarasota.…

Mrs. Bennett T. Taylor will leave Saturday iui Jackson, Miss., where the Woman's Society of Christian Service 01 the South eastern Jurisdiction ol the Meth odist Church will meet. This Jurisdictions covers sixteen Southern States. Mis. Taylor…

Guests for the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beer and Miss Fiances Beer were Mrs. William H Smith. Mrs. William E Davis, of Washington, who were enroute home after a vacation spent in Florida. Mrs. F. Curtis Hubbard will be hostess to the…

Period Furniture Discussed For College Hill Members

Mrs. H. A Moore. Mrs. I). M. Allan and Mrs. H. C Beale enter tained the College Hill Club in the home of Mrs. Moo. e. Wednes day evening. Feb 11. Mrs. David C Wilson, club piesidcnt. pre sided .She spoke of the loss the dub had sustained in…

which were made by local car penters to supply individual needs. Such pieces arc distinctly utilitarian and owe whatever beauty they may posses to the sincerity and innate artistry of the workman, rather than to studied effort. A later period,…

‘To Do My Duty To God And Country’

George Plunkett, member of Boy Scout Troop ltd, writes a parking violation ticket, Saturday morning, when members of Troops llti and 118 took over town and county offices. This practi cal lesson in local government was arranged by Seout leaders.…

Methodist Women Preparing For Annual WSCS Meeting

Much Interest is being manifest ed by the members of the Wo man's. Society of Christian Serv ice of the Virginia Conference over the approaching Thirteenth Annual Meeting being held March 17-19 in the old historic city of Charlottesville, in…

Hospital News Southsidc Community Hospital reported that the west wing had been filled most of last week - which means that the hospital had a busy baby week West wing i- the maternity area. Fifteen babies, eight girls and seven boys, were…

Robinson of Franklin, Tenn., President of the Southeastern Jurisdiction Woman's Society of Christian Service, will also be at the conference. Miss Sallie Lou MacKinnon, who oversees the work in Africa, will speak Wednesday evening, March 18,…

Club Calendar Circles of the W. M. U. Farm ville Baptist Church — Monday. Feb. 23: Hazel Moon. 3 p. m. at the church; Edith Biadshaw 7:30, with Mrs. Eugene Hardy; at eight o'clock. Frances Huugins. with Mrs. John Hartless; Frances Bagby. with…

Red Cross Director \ppoints Chairmen /^or Charlotte Drive W. E. Daniel. Jr., chairman of ‘he 1935 Charlotte County Red Cross Fund Campaign, announced this week the appointment of local community chan men. They are: Abilene. Ha/.el Nelson: Aspen.…

Mother Goose Rvmes Re-enacted •i At Buckingham Kindergarten Party

Pupils of the Buckingham kin - dcrgartcn. which is directed by Mrs. Roy Jones at her home near Buckingham Court House, pave a Mother Goose Valentine party on Wednesday morning. Feb 11, from 9:15 to 11 15 o'clock. All of the pupils and their…

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Elizabeth Hanes. Martha Penning ton. Lee Baldwin. John Wood. Jr.. Laurie Swartz. Pattie Sue Adams. Johnnie Holmes. Jimmie Holmes, Randy Barnes. Hamilton Agee. Nancy Throckmorton. Margaret Webb. Shirlyn Pruden. Mary Lou Guthrie. Nancy Moseley…

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Golden Anniversary Recalls Pioneers From Nottoway

Two modem pioneers hailed from Nottoway coumy — right here in the heart of Virginia. They were Miss Ella Agnew and the late T. O. Sandy, who were pioneers in agricultural extension work. The golden annivuoaiy of the extension program is being…

Prospect P-TA Will Sponsor Music Event A musical program, featuring Smoky Graves and his WLV'A en tertainers. will he presented at Prospect School Tuesday. Feb. 24. at 8 p. m.. under auspices of the Prospect P-TA. Food and soft drinks will…

Centenary WSCS To Study Africa On Wednesday afternoon. Feb. 11. the W. S. C. S. of Centenary Church met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Womack, Jr. The vice-president, Mrs. John Holman had charge of the pro gram. Mrs. Holman iras assisted…

The late T. O Sandy, of Burke ville. was known as ttie "father" of extension work m Vnginia. He was made state agent ui 1907. by Dr. Knapp, who caaie to Rich mond to help start me program Mr. Sandy received Ills first appropriation in Febmary.…

TODAY AND SATURDAY Story of th«—Hdventurou* rra of buccaneerin* when Rival bri gands, roamed the high seas foi plunda^and fame! (LACKBEARD the Pirate \ —* rjrrrfvscoio* tauBvanm , wpa myni wiuuB wag SUN—MON—TUES. THIS IS IT! The Show You Have…

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SUNDAY ONLY SAVAGE spectacle: THRILLS NEVER BEFORE FILMED! Actually "Shot" in the Heart of Darkest Africa! SEE: Awesome charge ol a Raging Rhino! SEE: Unarmed woman lace angry Lioness! SEE: Wounded Hunter Defy Attacking Leopard! SEE: Frenzied…

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A Uniwj«»-lntem*tioii»l Relent \iy — — Chapter No. 13 of Serial “THE BL.U K HAWK" MON. — Tl Es. Story of the Fighting 43th Division During World War II— They Cut the Seigfried Line Mopp»d Cp Nuremburg and Liberated 33.000 Living Skele tons…

Crewe Pastor Talks To Farmville Men The Rev R. C Vaughan, pastoi of Pryor Memorial tleshyterian Chuich, Crewe, talked about -The Man Who Had A Talent" at a meeting of the men of Farmville Presbyterian Church. Wednesday night. While he was m…

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First Fenwick (Huh In Cumberland Blanton Challenges Arlington County A spirited rivalry was touched off, among supporters of Slate Senator Charles H. Fenwick, can didate lot the Demociatic nomi nation for governor of Virginia, elioii Cumberland…

Marion Blanton. Cumberland 'oun'y treasurer, and chairman of the Cumberland County "Fen wick for Governor Club" told Arlington officials tha< Cumber bind county established the fust campaign club. Dec. 29. 1952. nt .or to Senator Fenwick s…

Large T< End Y ear •V Association Head Maurice R Large and Lester E. Andrews will attend the annul (■'invention of the Virginia Build- - ing Material Association Wednes day through Friday at Hotel Roa noke. Roanoke. Va Mr Large will conclude…

Ill IVV I IN \N< I dolii't. ill. Fred Francis re < wilv received a check in the amount of five cents a rebate from Uu telephone company for an overcharge on a h lephono call. Francis, a member of the County Board of Commissioners, drove 5 miles…

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Sheppards Mrs. Ira Watkins, of Meredith ville. and Mrs. Virginia Stegar were dinner guests cf the Hubie M Smith family Wednesday night. Mr. and Mr* Paul Jones en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and daughters. Linda and Janet, of Prospect,…

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mark had as week end guests, her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Basnight and three sons, of Back Bay. and another sister. Miss Violet Basnight. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Wooten had as week end visitors, Miss Kathleen…

New Canton RFI) ! Mr and Mrs. C. W Cave were callers in the home of Mr and Mrs. John Hurt at Pork Union, las’. Thursday night Mr Hurt has returned from University Hospital. Charlottesville, much improved Mr and Mrs Carl Davies, of Arvonia.…

Among T’ r ( alters I! I Apperson Jr., and sons. B L III. and Michael, were cal lers last Wednesday in the home; ; of Mr. and Mrs. R G. Snead at j Fork Union. Mr. and Mrs. C. W Cave. Mrs. j T L Hudgins and Mae Snoddy were visitors in Richmond…

Burkeville The Women of the Presbyterian | Church met Tuesday. Feb 17, in j i the chureh with 8 present. The1 president. Mrs. W. L. Boswell, pre sided and conducted the devotion- i al. The following nominating committee was appointed chair…

Howardsville George Ripley, son of Mr and Mrs. W. T. Ripley who has been with the U S Army in Germany, is on his way home having left Germany the latter part of Jan uary. Pvt. Charlie K Clements Ji . left Richmond by air oil Tuesday for California…

•repair Depot The C &• O carpenter force has been doing some repair work to the Depot here Set. Sam Rac.land. Jr., of Fort Bragg. N. C . visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ragland, at Glen more fer a few days. Mrs R. C. Onks and son Ches ' ter.…

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SCHEDULE Monday Thru Saturday 7:45 |>. m to 11:00 p. ill. FRIDAY I!:SO to 5:3(1 p. mi lor children SATIKII AY 10 to 12 for Tiny Tots 3 to 5:0(1 p. m for Teen Agers SI’NDAY 2:00 to 5:00 p. tit. Dungarees. (food Slacks per mitted Monday n:ght.…

Bremo Bluff Mr and Mrs. S. T. Ranson •;P*-ni Sunday afternoon at Dill w.vn with Mr. and Mrs R B. Ran son. Riven! visitors of Mr. and Mrs. K. A Shipp were Mr and Mrs. Buddie Nos! rim and Mrs. Lottie Kidd, of Portsmouth, Mr. and Mrs Claude Carmichael,…

Miss Virjrie M. Dec, Of Keysville, Dies A graveside funeral service for M: Virpie Mae Gee. 22. of Keys ville. was held Wednesday after noon al Union Grove Baptist Church Cemetery in Lunenburg county. j The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i J R. Gee.…

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Brownwood. Texas, where she visited her son and family, the Rev. and Mrs. Dorsey G. Smith. S. T. Ranson, II of Richmond, spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. Howard Ranson. Flu is rampant in this com munity as in all others, it seems. Mrs.…

Mrs. S. (J. Eubank Of Keysville, Dies A funeral service for Mrs. Mary Moorehcad Eubank, 58. ol near Keysville. was held Thursday afternoon at her home. Burial took place in the Christian Church Cemetery at Ontario Mrs. Eubank, widow of Samuel…

DRESSES From our bright and Pa rade-worthy collection of Faster fashions — suits and dresses to take you right on through spring. You’ll love the exciting new styles — the sweet and low prices.

Fashion ( hatter Silhouette is slender with hark movement in terpreted in low placed pleats at centtr hack of daytime clothes, and bustle treatment for evening. Alternative sil houettes have straight all-around pleat iny or stem-like torsos…

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The Singer Sewing Center is Now Offering Special Sewing Courses at Their New Location.

Mrs. Grace Gore, Educational Supervisor from Washington, I). C., nil I answer gour questions and enroll gou for these morning and afternoon classes, schedule as folloirs: Tuesday, February 24—9:30 a. m. Tuesday. February 24—2:00 p. m. Thursday,…

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Second In Scries Primary Teeth Are Important Factors In Normal, Healthy Child Development

(Editor's Note: American Dental Association sponsored the fifth annual National Chil dren's Dental Health Day, Mon day, Feb. 2, to focus public attention on the need for more dental health education and eare for children. The Farm Tille Herald,…

Jane's condition is known den tally as “malocclusion,'' meaning irregularities in tooth position. A survey by the Chicago Board of Health showed almost half of Chicago's school children had the condition in varying degrees. One of the chief…

when the permanent tooth Is ready to come in, there isn’t room for it where nature intended. It may. therefore, push its way through high up in the gums. With teeth erupting in odd po sitions in a growing .law, the child's facial symmetry may…

Social workers believe there are hundreds of girls like Jane who gave up life coals at an earlv age and retreated from the world. The story of primary teeth neg lect doesn't end with a lost per sonality. Well-functioning teeth are a. necessary…

Minister Of Music iContinued from Pane li still preaching and organizing churches in the Norfolk Presby tery. A brother, the Rev. Ernest K. Emurian. who has spoken in Farmville on several occasions, is pastor of Elm Avenue Methodist Church,…

Travel Council Film Here Monday Open To Public Local leaders in the develop- i ment of travel to Virginia will be come getors for a few hours In Farmville on February 23 at the Hotel Wc.vanoke when the Virgin ia Travel Council will be here…

Selective Service giving his permanent home ad dress as his place ol residence when he registers at a board away from home can not be over emphasized. The place of resi dence which he gives when regis tering determines the local board which…

Xeus For Veterans VA Sounds GI Insurance Warning Hundreds of Vir„.nia veterans stand to lose thousands of dol lars In lapsed OI tcnn life insur ance during 1953, unless they reinstate and renew ihosc policies before the expiration date of their…

The first group were World ! War II veterans who took out NSLI policies while they were in service during the year 1945. The second group were World War II and post-World War II veterans who took out term policies while they were in service…

The Service of "Mr. 4%” is reflected in Jefferson Standard’s * 46th Annual Report

MORE PROTECTION FOR MORE PEOPLE. Jefferson Standard during the past year continued to grow in stature and in usefulness to the insuring public. New life insurance placed by the company's lieldmen in 1952 ex ceeded $153 million, a 209r increase…

Payments to policyholders and beneficiaries during the year just closed amounted to $13,500,000, bringing total payments since organization of the company to $226 Million. Assets ot the company increased by more than $28 Million to a year-end…

"WHO IS MR. 4%?" Mr. 4% represents the Jefferson Standard Jefferson Standard, now guaranteeing 2':rc on policies currently issued, has never paid less than 4',' on policy proceeds left on deposit to provide income. Four per cent is the highest…

Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company Condensed 46TH ANNUAL STATEMENT* December 31, 1933 asmts C««b.$ 4.397.D49 . 94443403 Stack*, Preferred A Cemmen. . 39,704,434 Mertfeg* lean*. 146,733436 Lenta tack teal litete. . , 14,343,733 Other…

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Amelia High Whips Hull Dogs 36-33 fn Last 20 Seconds Amelia High School's Orioles downed the Bull Dogs of Law renoevillo High Friday night 36 to 33 on the last twenty second foul shooting and lay-up of Bob Kidd. The game was close throughout…

The game was decided at the foul line, because of the tight de fense thrown up by ooth teams. Lawrenceville's forward. Sopho more Gene Lucy, was the night's top scorer with 13 points Ame l: :'s bob Kidfl al'.o tre Bull Dogs Fiayser were next…

Travel Council Film To He Shown Here A sound and color film 'The Billion Dollar Story' telling of the Virginia Travel Council's pin gram ol the past two years to ouild tiavel in Uw Old Dominion will be sir wn in Farmville Feb ruary 23. at 10…

Travel Council in promoting the state's third largest business are welcome The film i bom shown throughout Virginia', important travel areas this week Announce - non* o! the place of showing wilt e made within a few days. The bungalow originated…

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Farmville And Industry

P*ARM YILLE has made steady, substantial industrial growth during the past twelve years. Interesting statistics gather ed by the Herald in an editorial of-March 19-11 point to the fact which too often is overlooked. In 1921, from records and…

selection of a location, some being peculiar to the type of product. Each of these fac tors is considered in competition with those to be found at other locations. Selection of locations is highly competitive. Quite often the locality is expected…

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EVIDENT EISENHOWER has ordered sharp restrictions dn tin* spending authority of all departments and agencies in tile government. This was his first major effort to balance the budget and reduce un necessary expense. In taking this action the…

That budget contained expenditures of $78,600,000,000. Mr. Truman estimated receipts at about $10,000,000,000 less than that amount, thus indicating a budget de ficit of approximately ten billion dollars. The Eisenhower move to balance the…

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(Ji'iuTalissimo Cliiany Kai-shek recent l.v responded to President Kisenhower’s de neutralization of Formosa with a statement reiterating his determination to reyain < hina. The leader of Nationalist ('hina called the Kisenhovver decision "not…

1". even il it means delay in the regaining of China by the Nationalists. There are methods which the United States can adopt which would help the Chi nese, and which might bring about long term pressure to enable the Nationalists to reconquer…

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I >1 (. A I I OX is a tremendous incentive toward better living. but there is need tor better education .as well.

vlsKw^i -lal U. form MWW'S S Ka I l«»>son«-_vfwMizSlj SCRIPTURE M;«tthew 22 15-46 DEVOTIONAL READING: 11 Corin thians 2 14—3:6. Answers—Plus! I.csson for February 22, 1953 AN February 22 we celebrate the birthday of a man who tit is said) claimed…

rhere is nr use telling a small baby to keep his face c 1 e an There's no use giving a lecture on space-heating to an audience of Hot t e n t o t s; they "r e hot enough already. You’re talking to

the wrong people. ,,r- foreman Truth ought to be fitted for. and pointed toward, the people who need it The Master-Teacher him self showed how this is done Much of Jesus’ most vital teaching was I directed to what we would call "hecklers "…

Sharp Enough To Stick There is another sense in which truth, to be effective must be paint ed. It lias to be the opposite of dull. Now there are situations where truth can be dull, and wel come. If you are looking up in the encyclopaedia the…

“To The Point" What do wc mean by a point less jokr or a pointless remark? Wc mean, of course, that the thing was not worth saying, however true it may have been. Wc want people to speak to the point. If we are going to listen to them wc w…

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RIPPLES Today I sit beside my lake. The sun shines blight on high. There are no clouds above my head, The azure blue's the sky. 1 gaze on the sparkling water That ripples there until The ripples all have vanished and The water's calm and still.…

I have a way to know. 1.. I >. Whitaker

Movie Guide By Motion Picture committee of the Farmville Woman's Club. STATE THEATER 'BLACKBKARD THE IURATL Rousing sea advcutuic with Robert Newton playing the role of the improbable, but compell ing villian. Adults and young peo ple. NEVER…

Letters to Editor ‘Silence’ Too Much For Feathered Friends Editor The Earmville Herald . My birds have crown weary of my silence regarding their activi ties, and have decided that 1 have recovered sufficiently to write about them. I walked…

By Ted Kesting • 'I he one big question in the mind of a man or boy who is thinking cl buying a boat in kit form is. ''Can I put it. together so I'll have a good boat? Willard Crandall, expert on all matters concerning boating, says of course…

Double Check I heard and saw where the Democrats were trying to pass a tut in taxes to the Republicans up in Washington and the Ad ministration don't want it. And tlie Democrats are gi ttnig togeth er in all sorts ol conclaves for tlie good…

Bleeding Wounds Do Not Endanger Our Friendly Trees Around February and tradition al St. Valentine's Day. freedom has more than its quota of "bleeding hearts " That is because! some arboreal friends, notably maples and to leaser extent birches,…

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POSTPONED BUYING You don't give up a thing when you put money in the bank. All you do is postpone some of your buying. And quite likely future needs will be more urgent than present unfits. See us about a savings account. Start it soon and…

First National Bank FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

Soottsville firound Observer Post Explained To Lions John P. Dorrier. supervisor of ithe Soottsville Ground Observa tion Corps, explained to the Seottsv ille Lions Club Wednesday night the plan for the local post which will be located on Dr.…

New Canton RFD Mr. and Mrs. R. B Anderson nnd Mrs. Oral Bickford and sons. David and Richard, were Char lottesville visitors, last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Justus Reynolds and Keel Oliver, of Richmond, were recent guests of their mother. Mrs. Florence…

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II. Martin. Mrs. Roy Hill. Mrs Mattie Stinson and Mrs A D. de Bettencourt Mrs. Grover Clarke and Mrs. Ethel Paige, of Gold Hill, were recent callers in the G. W. John json home C. W. Cave was a business visi tor in Louisa. Monday. Still The…

Sheppards Mr. and Mrs. J. L.. Jones called on Mr. and Mrs. Eric Flanagan at Buckingham Springs. Sunday afternoon. * Mrs. Alice Forbes returned home. Saturday afternoon, alter a three-weeks visit in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mayo and son. Bobby,…

died at a Richmond hospital, Tuesday. Feb. 3, after a lingering illness. She is survived by one son. Robert Goodman, four grandchil dren and seven great-grandchil dren. all of Richmond. A funeral service was conducted at the Joseph W. Bliley…

I evening, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Jones. Mrs. H. C. K.idd is spending sometime with her daughter. Mrs. James D. Vander Waal, in Farm ville. Lt. Vander Waal h; s re cently gone to Japan. Attends Concert Jack Austin attended the…

Heard But Not Seen Aunt Nellie—Well. Bobby, did you see Santa Claus on Christ mas? Bobby—No. Auntie It was too dark to see him. but 1 heard what he said when he knocked his toe against the bedpost.

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Seottsville . A record of attendance at the Seottsville Methodist Church will be kept during the Lent and all who are present five of the si\ Sundays, Feb. 22 to March 29. will be listed in the Easier bulletin. April 5. The church has 176 fami…

Communion Service Miss Irma Ewoldt, of -Spring Hill Farm, in Fluvanna county, has gone to New Yoik. where site ; ;ls accepted an appointment ns a dietetics on the dietary staff of

the New York Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. White and two sons and a daughter, or Richmond, spent Sunday after noon with his mother. Mrs. L. G. Whi'e. in her home here. Sunday Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Simmerman. of Berkley, W. Va..…

Mi and Mrs. J. \X Cast id. of near Howardsville. spent last week end in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B Grove and two children, of Vienna, and Mr. and Mrs. Blake Kelso and Rebecca, of Richmond, are ex pected week end guests of Mr and Mrs Jackson…

Dillwvn Rt. 3 Bobby Bostain. grandson ol Mrs Dan Hammonds, was accident ally hit on the head with a rock while playing with several boys last Sunday evening. He was

treated at John-tori-Wiili: lhs pital and is now improving rapidly Mrs Hammonds j. c Walton and Clyde Davis visited him last Sunday evening P. M. Davis, of Richmond, visit ed hi> lather last week end and found Mr. Davis much improved I D Hammonds…

Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due TO EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST owr four million bottle* of the Win a no Treatment have been told for relief of s> niptonnof distress arising from Stomach a id Duodenal Ulcors due…

THE CHURCH UD THE COMMUNITY

The Church on the corner or at the crossroads stands for three of the most important phases of community life—the social, intellectual and spirit ual development Of its people. _ Within its hallowed precincts the rich and the poor, the high…

the church for all . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Church is she greatest lac tor on earth lor the building o> character and good citizensh.p * ^storehouse °f s",r*lual values Without a strong Church, neithe democracy r.or civilization can survive.…

C^jrri#ht 1953. KrisJ#r AJ* Vrriof. ®ir»\bnr< V*

This Series ul .nuei lisemenla Is Lunlnouitd lo iht cuu» t»< tut cleurcn 01/ me t allowing Citizens and Business Establishments:

LEGGETTS DEPT STORE Farmville “Take Someone to Church with ,Vf>u Sun day—You'll Both Feel Richer For It" FARMVILLE ESSO SF.RVICENTER Atlas Tires, Batteries & Accesosries Washing—Lubrication—W axing— AAA Service Phone 17 Farmville, Va. TAYLOR…

FLIPPEN'S STOKE General Merchandise — G. E. Appliances ' Plumbing and Electrical Contractors Cumberland Va. BURRUSS LAND & LUMBER CO. Dillwyn, Va. CROW BROTHERS General Auto Repairs Dillwyn, Va. KAYTON COAL CO. Coal—Fuel Oil end Fertilizer…

RICE Monuments & Markers-.Marble & Granite Randolph St.—Phone 755 Farmville, Va. HOME FURNITURE COMPANY Across from Baptist Chur h Main Street Farmville, Va. ANDERSON MOTOR SALES Pontiac—GMC Trucks Frigidaire Appliances Phone 21 — Dilhvyn,…

Mrs. Rcubie Snoddy Will Write News About Diiln vn For Readers Of Herald

Editors Note: lor several months now. readers of The Farmville Herald n six local counties have lircn asking about news from Dilluyn. How ever. since Mrs. FI. J. Davis. Ir.. our former correspondent, left Dillwvn. we have noi hern able to find…

Headers are reminded that all .terns sent to Mrs. Snoddv must be signed before she can accept them for publication. We are indeed happy to wel come Mrs. Snoddv to The Herald Family! Misses Joyce and Doris Jean Baber were guests of their mother.…

TAX NOTICE Those who have not paid their Buckingham County 1950 real estate taxes are hereby notified That the reqtiind annual delinquent list showing unpaid 1950 taxes on real estate, and the names of those owning same, will be published in…

University, last Satuiuay night, at Chapel Hill. Visits Mother Miss Margaret McElroy was a .week end visitor of her mother. Mr- George McElroy. m the home of Mr and Mrs. R. S. Rainey. Miss McElroy teaches in Colonial Heights. Mr. and Mrs. W…

Charlton. Jt.. and Josh Wilkerson took the Scouts ovci to Farmvillc for a National Scout Week Rally. Friday night. Mrs. R. E. Charlton. Mrs. Ferd Crow and Mrs W. W. Moore were dinner guests of Mrs. E. A. Charl ton. Tuesday Mrs. Vernon Gregoiy…

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Teachers Of Dillwyn To Encourage Saving A meeting of Diliv.yn Elemen tary School teachers was held Thursday afternon Feb 12. J O Sullivan. Jr . principal called the meeting to ordc . Each teachm was asked to en courage the children to bay more…

Dilhvyn Sydney Banton : i:r,[ v wing after a long period of illia - Henry Shinn ike: railed on his aunt Mr: . Mil;! ed i un-r Sun day. P, T (i nn ■:•. .• -..in a I!"i a period of confinement ay lilui > Moo: e. Mrs A 1). N •■h...... and Janet…

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each member is asked to brine a box lunch. The hostess will serve a salad and coffee The demonstration will be "Paintin:. and Etc am Tiays M.Ruth Burras Huff. Alb-marle Co-arj Home Deni '.miration Ayrat. will be present

The congreciiti'-.n : Old Do nation Epi opa! Chvrrh :n Prai i ( - Anne C»- . a.e : reception for their nw. rector, the Rev: 1 h \ 'i ley D T i her. or . .>n Bun day. Fed 8. at the home of Mr . B D, White. White Acre." Prin cess Anne County.…

.v.i. formerly rector of Episco pal churches in St. Anne's Parish. . ; St -John's at ScoUsvill* ( .. . Glehdov etj, St Stephen E.-n;.>n; and St Ann Church. Alberene His first serv ice at Old Donation Church was February 1 •A* ——

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NOW-more than ever Dodge gives you the most truck for VOUr ITI0n6W ^New’ more powerful engines! * " * ☆New super-safe brakes! CESjl A New Truck-o-matic transmission!

Yes, of the .'l leading makes of trucks, only Dodge offers you: 7 powerful engines. .1 of f hem brand new, with 100 to 171 h.p. . . ad vanced dual-primarv type brakes in 1- through 1-ton models, for sure stops and easy servicing . Truck-o mulic…

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Poor Seed At Any Price Is Always Too Costly to Planter

Progressive farmers recognize that the kind and quality of seed they sow largely determine the value and quality of their crop. They have learned they cannot save money by" buying uncleaned or Superficially cleaned seed from I a neighbor or…

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The L>.” id.mts operate their o. i: i seed-testing laboratories, employ skilled workmen and technicians, to process, refine and control the quality of farm seed from its . original country-run or rough cleaned state into the high quality standards…

difference between high-quality recleaned and farm-cleaned seed is very little. Take red clover, at 50 cents per pound for high quality, tested seed against say 35 cents for the unknown qual ity. the so-called “baigain" seed. At 10 pounds per…

Rotation Helps Control Tobacco Plant Diseases Plan to follow a definite rota tion in the tobacco field. S. B. Fenne, plant pathologist at VPI, says blackshank. rootknot. and in fact, all soil borne diseases are always much more severe if tobacco…

Production Tests Bring Recognition To Prince Edward Guernsey Cows, Bull J

Some of the herds of members of the Dairy Herd Improvement Association of Prince Edward have been making valuable re cords which have been recognized by the American Guernsey Cattle Club and by the Bureau of Dairy Industry of the United States…

Imorovement Registry. Cherlo was a junior four-year-old and was milked 594 times while on test She is the daughter of the outstanding Guernsey sire. Mid view Majesty's Independent, that has 22 daughters in the Perform ance Register of the American…

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SEED TREATMENT OF SMALL GRAINS ADVISED AT VPI Seed treatment of spring oats is 1 particularly important this year to control loose and covered smuts . —diseases which have caused! widespread losses in recent years. S. B. Fenne. plant disease…

Treat the seed out-of-doors, or in a well-ventilated room, and store out of reach of animals. Treated seed is poisonous, and therefore should not t>e fed to livestock. Fenne points out that seed treatment of spring oats pays for itself many…

Farm Bureau Members Plan Member i Drive At Recent Richmond Session

County Farm Bureau groups in , this area were represented at the state-wide conference at Hotel! Richmond, February 11. Among those attending were Edward T, Janney, Harold Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boch, of Pow hatan county, Mr and Mrs. Charles…

needs. Virginia .eaders, if. G Blalock, Cullen Johnson, John R. Batts.; Pick Butl< r. Hugh Dailey, M. A. Hubbard ind A1 Plory presented a challen :e to all on the forth coming r lembership campaign. They s lid the March 3 mem- , bership ilitz’…

West Coast Trip Fascinating Tour To T. Dayton Dillon T. Dayton Dillon, ol Darlington Heights, has returned after at tending a Rural Electrification Administration convention in San Francisco. Calif., for five days. He traveled with other dele…

The Darlington Heights travel er was delighted with the beauti ful orange and lemon groves in California, and the variety of temperature and landscape amazed him. At the foot of the mountains the temperature was 85 degrees, while atop the lofty…

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Pet's Taste-Tempter for February

Listen to “The Adventures of Princess Pet’* Every- Saturday morning over WTLO Top Off TV Tonight With Pot Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream

M*^rt0£R9100jf£'^v (Continuation of Oandard oquip. m#nf and trim illuitratod it do W***1^' pondont on ataifabiiity of motonol ) WIN S2S.OOO FIRST MIZI IN THI GINIRAL MOTORS RITTIR HIGHWAYS AWARDS 142 awotdi totalling 1194.800. Cam* In tar fra#…

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For 1953, Chevrolet trucks offer new performance, new stamina, new safety and economy — and even• model is even stronger, sturdier, and more durable than those of past years! The advanced Loadmaster en gine in heavy-duty models delivers more…

You get all the proved features and advantages that have made Chev rolet trucks world-famous for their ability to handle the roughest jobs at the lowest over-all cost to you! * Yet, 1953 Chevrolet trucks list for less than any other trucks…

MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE I

Newman Chevrolet Sales Company Second & South Streets **** Llc,°“ 11_Farmvillc, Virginia

Tickets On Sale For ‘The Virginian’

Robert Forte: in id an'1 ‘ burps (FFnlivan in .1 scene from the Barter Theatre of Viirioia's Inproduction. "The Virginian " which l.ongwood Flayers «:ll sponsor I-riday night Feb. 20. in Jarman Hall. 1 lie olay captures ail tile excitement…

Distinguished Harter (Just To Play Here Friday l\ight «. %/ V 7

The cast for The Yu man '' which the famous Barter Theatre of Virginia is presenting at .Jar man Auditorium, .-reaver.: by ti: Lone wood Players. Frviuv. Fib. 20 at 8 15 p. tri . is one of the largest and most distinguished ever to be toured…

rector and actor. Plays .lud-te For 35 years. Leo Chalzel, who plays Lie part of J.idre Henry has l ei n ;;i the theatre, appcar mc m every branch from vaude ville to television. Some of In » >tc\v rt performances were in the t i-people ‘ Close…

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Prince Edward Mills,! nc. Phone 61 Farmville, Ya.

after appearing at the Detroit : Light Opera Company with Vi vienne Segal, Allan Jones, Ira Pitnui and others who light up the Mazda Lanes. He received j special training at the Pasadena j Playhouse and is a protege of Ruth Garland Metcalf…

Deatonville Pfc. Ernest Basic returned to i '’.imp. in Michigan. last Thurs j ’ay after spending ten days here | 'Mth Mr.'. Basic and Mr. and Mrs. j Stanley Gills. Joseph Gills left Saturday for j ’aim Beach. Fla., to spend a I eek. Mr and…

Hoepital Visit Mrs. Gordon Estes and Mrs Stanley Gills visited Gordon Estes. Who is a patient at M< - Gune Hospital in Richmond. Sun day Mr and Mrs Billy Sims and soils, of Stafford, spent from last Sunday until Tuesday with Mr md Mrs. Eddie…

Amelia Golf Club Sponsors Benefit Dance at House

Amelia Golf Club gave a belief,t dance at the club house, Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson had as their guests for the week end. Mrs. Thompson's sister and her husband. Mr. and Mrs Stone, of Roanoke The Women's Society of Chris tian…

Hospital Patient. Mrs W S. Wright is staying *n Pichm hd with her daughter's family, Mrs. Billy Mackey, since Mrs. Mackey is m Stuart Circle Hospital Mrs. George Lightly, who has been quite ill. has left St. Lukes Hospital and is now at the…

l':rr!o Meets 'Hie Women of the Church Circle of the Amelia Presbyterian Church mejr in the home of Mrs , T P Calbreath. Monday night. Feb 9 Mrs. Allen Johns had charge of the program, and Mrs 1) D. Wilkinson taught the Bible lesson. Mr and…

Mi and Mrs D. D. Wilkinson have as their guests, his sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney and three daughters, of Parkton. N. C.

Mattoax The Mattoax Home Demonstra tion Club held its February meet ing on Friday afternoon. Feb. 13 at tbp home Qf f )-|o provident XT,- 1 J T. Eanes. The demonstration was given h« tb« Te''d« Rachel Lyons, and Mrs. Rachel Bowlin, on "Better…

JKTEHSVILEE VETERAN RECIEVES DISCHARGE •Sgt. Earl Taylor, of Jelersvillc. a veteran of Koiea. was dis charged from the arm;.. Monday. Feb. 0.

DRIVE TIIRO('(ill 1953 WITH A GOOD I'SEI) CAR FROM LAWRENCE MOTOR CO. ’ll Plymouth Sp. deluxe 4-di .$300 ’46 Ford V-8 super deluxe 1 dr Radio and lieatci $695 IS Cliev. 1-dr tutom R A 11 $845 49 Dodge 4-dr Coronet Radio, lieatei auto matic…

\ PI Brings Livestock Inlormation To Amelia County Farmers At School

A livestock school will be held at Amelia Courthouse. Thursday. Feb 19. It will be one of a series of 32 such events, which were ■ heduled during January and February for livestock growers of Virginia. Purposes of such sell >ols are to create…

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Will Attend Amelia Will Attend Meeting At Blackstone I SO Two Amelia county extension workers will attend a 4-H Club training meeting. 10 a. m. to 3 p. m Wednesday, at t h e USO Building m Black-tone. This meeting will bo held for workers m…

DEATONVILLE Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. Witt Borum are announcing the arrival of an other granddaughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Ned Bradley, of Halifax, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon King and Mr. and Mrs Stanley Gills visited Mrs. Gordon Estes,…

Recent .Xeirs From Mattoax WMS Of Piedmont Church Will Sene March Dinner To Amelia Ruritan Club

Miss Gaynelle Smith, of New port News, spent last week with her sister. Mrs. Vance Gunter. Mr. and Mrs. Gunter and family carried Miss Smith home, Sun day. Feb. 8. The Young Adult Group of the Presbyterian Churches in the county met at the…

home, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R Whlttinpton called to see Mrs. W R. Poore. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Poore h.*s been ill for several months.

BURKEVILLE THEATRE BCltKEVILLF VA. Sunday, Mondav — Feb 22-23 Gr'gors Peel* Ann Blvth The World In His Arms Tues Wed. — February 24-2 Double Feature Bruce Cabot Kid Monk Huroni Peter I.atvford Hour 13 Thursday Fridav — Feb 26-27 Cary Grant,…

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Hampden - Sydney Continues Court Victories Over Towson, Randolph

Matthews' Squad Pushing1 Record To .500 Mark The Hampden-Sydney College Tigers took big strides toward a hcith in the M-D Conference tournament, and improved their sea-on record to 7 wins against 9 losses last week with victories over Randolph-Macon…

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Surge With ever-decreasing margin after the iirst period went 10 the Jackets 20-15. Jerry Adams, leading Mason Dixon scorer who had 18 points for the game, pitched in a push shot 30 seconds after the fourth stanza started to give Hampden Sydney…

FHS Defensive Stalwarts

Co-Captain Bill Drumeller, left and Billy Franklin. Wolve rines' play-maker, have one bin foe left for an undefeated season —- Blackstone's Rams Saturday night.

Farmville Blasts R-H Hopes 72-60 Parmville High's Wolverine beat back the challenge of Ran dolph-Henry High School for District 3 supremacy Tuesday night, downing the Statesmen 72 to CO with a terrific display of shooting to extend their record…

FHS Board Of Strategy

COACH AND THREE. Mrs. M.ir> Slate, who coaches the Earnnille High School girls' basketball team. i> backed up by her Co-Captains, Ellen Jiamlett and Phvllis PearSove. and Manager Patricia Wilmoth. The I lls lassies bothered by lack of height…

A losing string of games in the first half of the season for tile Farmville High School girl.-.' basketball team, overshadows a fine individual performance turn ed m by Phyllis Pearlove. team co-captain and forward. After droiiping their first…

'■•ties have ijome back strong lo capture 'i'.r of their last six to make tiujir season record five '"ins again..: seven losses Several of the losses were quite close, it miist be said for the FHS ke-s: There v.as n 15-43 le. to Huikevide and…

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RUSCO WINDOW COMPANY //.» W\ Third St.—Phone SIS Farmville, Va.

Tigers Hopeful Of Clinching M-I) Bid This Week Hampden - Sydney's Tigers — turned giant killer in the Mason - Dixon Conference — have two opportunities to add to their bright, four-game winning streak this week. Coach Waldo Matthews' Ben gals…

Friday night at Death Valley. A victory over the Eagles, beat i en by the Tigers 57-48 pn the home court December 12, will just about clinch a berth in the Ma son - Dixon tournament next month. The Tigers' current streak, con tains some sweet…

Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets I below them in the conference race, and humbled Towson Teach ers. There's another night coming up when the Tigers will be hope ful of a performance they now have demonstrated they can have Richmond's high and…

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We W ish T'o Express Our (iood W ishes To Our Friends, The W alker-W ard Motor Co., W ho Have Transferred Their Ferguson Agency To Ontario, Ya. W E PROUDLY ANNOUNCE OUR APPOINTMENT AS AUTHORIZED FERGUSON DEALER IN FARMVILLE

,0 %FW FERGUSON TRACTOR «rouson implements AND Authorized Ferguson Dealer . Were a„nou„cing our recent aPPO.^ „„y iarnrer ,n rh.s area .he for this community, a Ferguson Implements C){ farm power. Its new KtUS°F J' Sn Traotor, we bnn* y““ ^h7he…

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_FOR RENT HOUSE — 9 rooms, 3 baths. 2 large screened porches, oil fur nace heat, hot and cold water, telephone and electric lights. Edgewood Estate, one mile from Farmville. Will rent entire house or as two apartments. Reasonable rent. Apply…

.9 ACRE dark tobacco allotment. Geo. Penick, Tr Mr;. Mary Swope, R. 1, Farmville. 2-17-2p APARTMENT three rooms, fur nished. Phone 413. 2-17-2 OFFICE SPACE — second floor Doyne Building, Main street. Miss Elizabeth Burger. 2-3-tf APARTMENT—furnished,…

HOUSE — 3 rooms with bath, newly painted inside and out. Apply Cralle's Store. 2-13-4p OFFICES for rent. Main street, steam heat, newly painted. Apply Jack Pearlove. Phone 356. Farm ville, Va. 2-17-lOp APARTMENT — unfurnished. 3 rooms and bath…

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JOHN P. HUGHES MOTOR CO.. INC. Telephone 7300 LYNCHBURG. VA. DITCHING — let us dig your d’tches, septic tanks, etc. by ina ciune .especially designed for that purpose. Rural work solicited. Putney Plumbing and Heating Thone 483. Farmville.…

FOR RENT_ 1 LARGE HOUSE —newly painted ! inside and out, large garden. Ap | ply Cralle's Store. 2-20-6p "for Tale U. S. No. 1 Potatoes. 100 lbs. I $3.90. Osborn Bros. 2-17-2p PURE BRED Abeideen Angus bulls and heifers. One to two ! veal's old.…

DISTRIBUTING BOXES, five, ■seven and eight outlets $5 and $6. A. J. Thompson, 6 miles north of Fannville on state route 45. 2-6-4p F BABY CHICKS—New Hampshire, Va. U. S. pullorium clean. Place your orders now. Locust Hill Farm Hatcherry. P>…

Lennox Aire - Flo Oil FURNACE KEEPS YOU WARM IN THE WINTER AND COOL IN THE SUMMER J. M. Kernodle Authorized Healer Phone Hampden-Sydney 2491 FARMVILLE. VA.

HIGH QUALITY Tobacco Seed Q Six Leading Vareties of Bright Tobacco. 0 Five Leading Varieties of Dark Tobacco. $1.00 Per Ounce Q Five Leading Varieties of Burley Tobacco. $1.50 Per Ounce l.H. WHITFIELD CO. Phone 415 Farmville. Va. WOOD FOR SALE…

_FOR SALtt INSURANCE—new disability and income policy, special polio policy. Hospitalization and polio policy combined. For details phone 468 or write Box 402. Annie V. Put ney, Farmville. Va. 2-10-llp SPENCER — Individual measure ments for…

I SEED—recleaned lespedeza seed. ; 20c pound. F. M. Irving. Pamplin. Virginia. 2-10-Gt ALUMINUM SULPHATE: Excel lent for use on Azaleas, Rhodo dendrons and siniiut plants to , create the necessary acid soil. 5 lb. pkg. 75c J H. Whitfield Company.…

WOOD—mixed hardwood, stove length, $10 load in large pick-up body, delivered. Call Joe Wilck. i3. or Jimmy Watkins. 247. 1-9-tf TITAN chain saws, 4 to 12HP., $323.00 up. Bows available. Call Cnrl Helfner, 693, Farmville. Va. 11-18-tf LOMBARD…

would suggest gnu put out the fire and leave. / just rent ed this property from London (l. Atkins, Realtor.

Lots in the Davidson sub-division, water and sewage. Residence, 8 rooms, 2 baths, in ; Victoria. Near school and churches, | Double garage. $8,000. Residence, 10 rooms, 3 baths. In Burkeville. Beauty parlor business and equipment can be purchased…

FOR SALE HOT POINT Electric water heat er. Excellent condition, capacity 52 gallons. $75.00. Solici mahogany dining table. Sheraton period, round $47.50. Mrs. VY. S. Elliott, Farmville. Phone 147 2-20-lp LAND —107 acres. Buckingham county,…

DISSTON chain saws, 3'2 to 12 HP, $349.75 up. Bows available. Call Carl Hcifner, G93, Farmvili;, Va. 11-118 tl SEED Lawn Grass: We have a complete line of lawn grasses to suit the soil and particular con ditions of your lawn at reason able…

Our Best Values IX USED CARS In Ten Years 1952 Studebaker V8 Commander 4-door Sedan with overdrive heater nnd radio. Ceiling Price $2060.00 Selling Price 1550.00 1950 Chevrolet Belair w.t.h power glide, .'.eat covers radio and heater. Extra…

Farmville Motor Co. Phone 295 Farniville, Va. Virginia Dealer License No. IKK

Classified Rates nil copy must be in Tin Herald office by Wednes day noon for Friday pub lication and by Saturday noon for Tuesday Dubli 2e Per Word When Cash Accompanies The Order When Cash Does Not 3c Per Word Cards of Thanks, Resolutions…

WANTED VENEER LOGS — Poplar and : sweetRUm, 4 miles east of Appo- ! mattox. Virginia on 460 for price ; and specifications see Walker at yard Tuesday through Friday. Fen urn Veneer Corp. l-2-16tp DOGWOOD—$40, 160 eu. ft. de livered New Canton,…

SERVICES CRALLE Painting: & Repairing: Co. Phone 878 Farmvillc, \'a. All Kinds of Tainting

_FOR SALE_ BABY CHjpKS: All our chicks from Virginia-U. S. approved pul lorum clean hatchenes. We have chicks on hand or place your order for future delivery. Price S 15.00 per hundred on all heavy breeds. J. H. Whit fie.d Company. 2-20-lp

FARM—70 acres, .7 dark: .6 oright allotment, new tobacco barn: 20 acres open land on river road. 3 miles from FarmviDe. Call Farmville 550R or wnte Alvin C. Mottley. R. 1, jVctoiia, 2-10-4tp SEED—Lespedeza seed, recleuned in 100 lb. bags. 20c…

WOODSON—In loving remem brance of Charles Woodson de parted this life in February 19. i940 We think of you every moment Long for you day by day Ours hours are weaiy and lone some Since you were taken away. I like to think when life is done…

Southside Livestock Market, Inc. Farmville, Va. It pays to sell your livestock at the Southside Livestock Auction. A review of our sale Saturday. February 14. 1953 Hogs, topping at $20.20 per hundred Veals, topping at $38.00 per hundred. Light…

CARD OF THANKS BAKER — I wish to thank my friends for the lovely flowers, cards and gifts while in the hos pital. Mrs. W. A, Baker. Carters ville, Va. 2-20-lt LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of the Cir cuit Court for the County of Cumberland, on this the ?ftth day of January. 1953: VIRGINIA.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY Of CUMBER LAND: L. G ATKINS Farmville. Virginia, and I MYRTLE J. MCDANIEL 226 W. 150th St., New York 30. New York. COMPLAINANTS vs. BILL OF COMPLAINANT COLUMBUS JACKSON. Cumberland, Virginia W. T. JACKSON,…

The object of this suit is to re move cloud from the title to a tract or parcel of lanu containing one hundred '100' acres, be the same more or less, purchased by L G. Atkins from Myrtle Mc Daniel and husband, by deed dated the lath day ol…

This deed of R. S. Paulette did not purport to be a conveyance by him in the partnership name j but it was conveyed by him in his individual capacity of surviving , partner. Therefore the compain- i ants are of the opinion that the i deed from…

_FOR SALE SCALECIDE The complete do - mant spray for fruit and shad - trees and evergreens. 1 q.tn:t $1.15. 1 gallon $2.7"> J H Whit field Company. 2-20-lp SEED: Red Clovei Virginia Grown. High purity mid germ na tion. Virginia grown seed has…

IN MEMORIAM In loving . »i.» First Lt Marshall S who v. as killed Feb. 22, 1352. He Ail never be forgotten oy the ones " ho loved him best Mother. d«; brother, and sister 2-20-11 'help'wanted' GROCERY CLERK — wailte 1 Farmville. Please state…

A Copy—Teste: John C. Spencer, Clerk A. L. Pitts. J . p. q. Dillwyn, Va. 2-13-41 Virginia: In the Circuit Court of Prince F I what may be necessary to protect his interest in this suit. I . Horace Adams, Clerk 1.1 F Lewis, p q 2-20-4t

Farmville Home Economies Classes Visit Store *8}

Members of Farnivillc IliRh School Home Economics C lasses and their guests are pictured dur ing a recent tour of Miller and Rhoads Store in Richmond These students had an opportunity to view the inside workings of a large department store,…

Tuggle Xeu s Appomattox Church Women Conduct Study On Month s Theme. Stewardship

The Women of Appomattox Church met with Mrs. W. A. Dave last Thursday. Mrs. Lucille Gee presided during t h e business meeting. The Bible lesson was taken from Colossians 1 7-18, Emphasis for the month was Stewardship. Mrs. Epsie Vale gave…

Pamplin Rt. 2 Farming activities have been many and varied but chiefly get ting the tobacco on the market before closing time Prices in most cases have been very good, though the quality isn't up to our usual standards We attribute this to…

Darlington H«ts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris and daughter. Lynn, of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Morris Sunday. Members of Spring Creek were delighted to see Mr. and Mrs. Terry at church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry, both Sunday school…

Abbitt Appointed To Awards Group To Name Winners For Conservation Representative Watkins M. Ab ba t, of Virginia's Fourth Congres sional District, has been named to the Awards Committee of the American Forestry Association foi tile fourth consecutive…

Pamplin The Woman's Missionary Socie !'•' held its February meeting in the home of Mrs. N W Black. Mrs. Terry was program leader. Arrangements were made to ob serve the Season of Prayer for Home Missions. Mrs N. J. Payne will arrange for a…

Shenandoah Hospital, in Roa noke. Mi. and Mrs. Howard Shorter md son, Billy, visited Mr. Short er's sister, Mrs. Lynwood Glenn. :n Roanoke Sunday. Miss Virginia Bingham, of Rich mond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C 1. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs.…

Peggy and Carl. Mr. and Mrsf H. Slayton and C. J. and C. J.. Jr., of Farmville. Bernard Slay ton. of Pamplin. and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tuck, oi Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs N. C. Terry and family, of Critz. will spend tlu* week-end at their home…

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\eus at Worsham Deacons Ordained At % orsham Baptist Cliurcli Service; Dr. Randolph Speaks

Despite the rain there was a large crowd at the ordination service at Worsham Baptist Church Sunday at 3 p m Dr I? L. Randolph. of Lynchburg brought an inspiring message and a charge to the deacons Those ordained deacons were Jimmie Coats and…

through 27. Classes will be conducted from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m. lot this entire period. The only requirements neces sary for receiving instruction are having previously passed life saving.

Teaching girls how to teach swimming is tlie puipose of this instructor's course. The girl who successfully passes is (nullified to teach swimming anywhere in the state. A wateV demonstration is being planned for Saturday afternoon at 4 p.…

ol Victoria, visitiai Mr and Mrs. T. S Baskervill on Sunday after noon. Stanley Crymes spent Saturday ;u Richmond with his sister.' Mrs. C I. Irvins and daueht'T. Hetty I.loyri. spent Saturday in Richmond us guests of Mr and Mrs. B E. Pettus.…

Safer Cough Relief When new thugs or old fail to help tour cough or cltest cold don t delay. Creomulsion contains onlv safe, help ful. proven ingredients and no nar cotics to disturb nature’s process. It goes into the bronchial system to aid…

Anndundng Out Semi-Annual Tailoring Display FRIDAY And SATl’RDAY FEB. 20 & 21 A representative of 1 d. \ . Price \ ( o. vvill be at our store to show hundreds of im ported and domestic fabrics for suits and sports wear, in regular and tropical…

Huso better ^railc tluihcs air nationally known tor torrnt suit-, expert tailoring, ami easy, comfortable tit. Snles tor men ami women. Flan now to come in.

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C'honsi* from t k c* hiiycst shoe stock in Southsuk*. Va.

IONMKS • MIRAC'KK TRKAI) « FASHION KRAFT • NATTKALIZIR $398t° $1195

MEN'S NEW SPRING SUITS in Gabardines and Sharkskins Sinr/lc Hrcastcd And Dnubh llivastt-d and s325o

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XKW SRRJXC you want in our taini 11 ion t ' let as, faille, crepes and nylons. Only MILLINERY in Si raw . imported Milans ami L> phori;s $298. $595 M omen's SKIRTS Every possibb fabric in che -ks. sol ids, plaids and t!ora 1 1 a - sic ns.

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Men's Sanforized BROADCLOTH SHORTS I FIRST MJ QUALITY * 28 to I ) /toys' I Heavy Weight BLUE DENIM dungarees :;i, >1,571

Mm's J'iist IJuahti/ ORK — Value PANTS $297 'Aide Kelt Loop Si/cs 29 1' 12 \i n Shinincnt Women's GABARDINE TOPPERS $8.95 Value

'omen's New Spring ^ ^ HANDBAGS $198 3r Infants' CRINKLE OOTTON — SACKS 49c Hoys’ j, J $12.98 Value SUITS $0 95 New For Easter M ■ . ■ ■■■■■■.. i, A FARMVILLE, VA.

MV COLrMN— I .slung as you could only dream about. 10.000 islands around you, 'he mango tiers take o' r in profusion. Cast under the over hanging branches and asing you have a fivhting red fish or the big gest perch you ever saw. Troll and…