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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20, LOO \u0027\u0022^biuiSd NO. 44", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Farmville Herald\n_ AND FARMER-LEADER _ ___\nVOLUME 02 Ho0°, fuI H.«PfSj “.\u0022hSU1* Prc!f\u0027“ FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY. 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Tile girls -‘art at 7\np. m.. the boss following aoout\n8.\nThat game !. tires to be vlo »\nThe Rams have compiled a . re ,t\nst ring of \\ ict irie •\nearlier defeat by FUR a:1-40 r\nBlaekstne. and are fie tired ‘ b*\nmuch strong! now I i . : ! u ■\nweek they had lo : only twice\nthe first Farmville tame and a\n411-40 verdict to Rail dlrh-Hen -\n\u0027I’w!\u003C■«■ Ill f j teals\nIt the Wolverin ■- win Saturday\nit V\u0027lll l\u0027e t i.H\u0027h Citlli\u0027.e; \u0027ie.1\u00271\nundefeated sat: el Ul !l\u003E la year\nat the helm it FIIS The la-i\nteam wa- life 1147 edi’rm which\nvon 2b straight game :r. re ul ..\nsea son and ilistrict tournev lav.\n1 irfnre falling ip R-eliorri B ’■ ■\neats 51 -36 ill the Ft ■ ’ ■ Grouj■ 11\ntourney at VIM\nThat was the \u0027\u0022.t. a Graft\nHudson, who won\u0027 on to 1 ■ •\u0027\ncollegiate career in basket ha 1 ■\nLynchburg College Ha! \u0027 i I)\ntine, who scored 403 p rut .1.\n16.3 pci game avera e in tl\nt. f lover score basket h.. 11 Re\u0027\u0027\nWat son (ieorge CJarti Miki 1\nfoon. W\u0027.ip-i-n • Keniodle.\nGilliam. Bill Hvatl Snookey W\nson. Benny Klliott. Bobby Bra :\nshaw and Krne t Campbell.\nThat 1947 tean fit 1 08\npoint in the 26 game ! i 4\n•average Opponents . tile.- .1 ,8t\npoint and a 31 ;■\u003E a\\ er i ■■■", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Blackstone-FHS\nGame Saturday\nAt H-S College\nContest I* La ••♦\nObstacle To\nUndefeated Record\nFans who want to • «••• Parm\nville High\u0027s W o’.Trait\u0027s meet th”\nlan obstacle to an undefe..v I\nregular sea-on Raturdav ni■- ’11 , an\nbe assured of a romfovt.iblr at\nThe FarmvHle-Bl.u-kston •• eaii\u0027e\nwill be played at Haninden-Syci\nney. high school authorities an\nnounced today\nThe Wolverines v :11 meet in i\u0027 i\nHigh Friday n: lit n th\u0022 lur\u0027i\nschool floor here but are no*. ex\npected to tie exte: it 1 4 Frida\u0027\nvictory will make their record 18\n0. and set. the stage for the I\u0027l-m\nfinale Saturday against the .-trotr\n\u002716-2\u0027 Blarkstone K:inis\nBov boss\u0027 and iris trains\nwill plav Satnrilav night in the\nFarmville - Hlarlis*one contest\nSaturday night at llanipdeii\nSyduev. Tile girls -‘art at 7\np. m.. the boss following aoout\n8.\nThat game !. tires to be vlo »\nThe Rams have compiled a . re ,t\nst ring of \\ ict irie •\nearlier defeat by FUR a:1-40 r\nBlaekstne. and are fie tired ‘ b*\nmuch strong! now I i . : ! u ■\nweek they had lo : only twice\nthe first Farmville tame and a\n411-40 verdict to Rail dlrh-Hen -\n\u0027I’w!\u003C■«■ Ill f j teals\nIt the Wolverin ■- win Saturday\nit V\u0027lll l\u0027e t i.H\u0027h Citlli\u0027.e; \u0027ie.1\u00271\nundefeated sat: el Ul !l\u003E la year\nat the helm it FIIS The la-i\nteam wa- life 1147 edi’rm which\nvon 2b straight game :r. re ul ..\nsea son and ilistrict tournev lav.\n1 irfnre falling ip R-eliorri B ’■ ■\neats 51 -36 ill the Ft ■ ’ ■ Grouj■ 11\ntourney at VIM\nThat was the \u0027\u0022.t. a Graft\nHudson, who won\u0027 on to 1 ■ •\u0027\ncollegiate career in basket ha 1 ■\nLynchburg College Ha! \u0027 i I)\ntine, who scored 403 p rut .1.\n16.3 pci game avera e in tl\nt. f lover score basket h.. 11 Re\u0027\u0027\nWat son (ieorge CJarti Miki 1\nfoon. W\u0027.ip-i-n • Keniodle.\nGilliam. Bill Hvatl Snookey W\nson. Benny Klliott. Bobby Bra :\nshaw and Krne t Campbell.\nThat 1947 tean fit 1 08\npoint in the 26 game ! i 4\n•average Opponents . tile.- .1 ,8t\npoint and a 31 ;■\u003E a\\ er i ■■■" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5327, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0003", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0003", "label": "Scores II.(.her The current Welve: nt h.. .\u003E• collected", "dtoType": "document", "order": 2, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0003-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Scores II.(.her\nThe current Welve: nt h.. .\u003E•\ncollected 1.159 t»\u003C-;ti* • m 11 . rcr\nfor a per came average \u003C\u003E: ti8 2\nTheir averages ijannot\u0022 he com\npared to the lim •earn i.c an c o!\nthe change m th« a unit which has\nproduced much hiehi : score\nRegardless of the outcome o\nSaturday night.\u0027 a f f a i r the\nWolverines will \u0027eke the Distra I\n3 t itle since a to - will :v e \u0027 \u0027.’our\nan 18-1 record, \u0027jvir.le the Ham.-\u0027\ntwo losses will cue them a lower\npercentage\nRams Big I earn\nCoach Gilmer and th\u003C -qua I\ntoday aren\u0027t figuring on dr-tr, \u0027\ntitles or tournaments: As far a\nthey\u0027re figuring : Saturday\nnight, and the came with the\nRams. Black -tone lias the biggest\nclub the Wolverines have met.\nwith the possible excej \u0027 ,-n ol\nBedford BJiv Klmore. licnrv\nIrby .toe I oncrrv.re all tower above\ntContiniuxl an Vaye 8\u0027", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Scores II.(.her\nThe current Welve: nt h.. .\u003E•\ncollected 1.159 t»\u003C-;ti* • m 11 . rcr\nfor a per came average \u003C\u003E: ti8 2\nTheir averages ijannot\u0022 he com\npared to the lim •earn i.c an c o!\nthe change m th« a unit which has\nproduced much hiehi : score\nRegardless of the outcome o\nSaturday night.\u0027 a f f a i r the\nWolverines will \u0027eke the Distra I\n3 t itle since a to - will :v e \u0027 \u0027.’our\nan 18-1 record, \u0027jvir.le the Ham.-\u0027\ntwo losses will cue them a lower\npercentage\nRams Big I earn\nCoach Gilmer and th\u003C -qua I\ntoday aren\u0027t figuring on dr-tr, \u0027\ntitles or tournaments: As far a\nthey\u0027re figuring : Saturday\nnight, and the came with the\nRams. Black -tone lias the biggest\nclub the Wolverines have met.\nwith the possible excej \u0027 ,-n ol\nBedford BJiv Klmore. licnrv\nIrby .toe I oncrrv.re all tower above\ntContiniuxl an Vaye 8\u0027" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5095, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0430", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0430", "label": "Farniville\u0027s (’ub Scouts Show First Public Exhibit", "dtoType": "document", "order": 3, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0430-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Farniville\u0027s (’ub Scouts Show First Public Exhibit", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farniville\u0027s (’ub Scouts Show First Public Exhibit" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5759, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0004", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0004", "label": "l ive members \u003C\u003Et the i’\u0022u fob Seoul Pack", "dtoType": "document", "order": 4, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0004-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "ive members \u003C\u003Et the i’\u0022u fob Seoul Pack in I arinville and their den chief. Bill Vaughan,\nstand I\u0022 thiir transporla\u0027ion exhibit it I rida-. night\u0027s district Scout rally in the FarmvilU- Armory.\nSponAired by Hie fainmllo rb iiirpt.H y School P-TA. the Cub Scout Pack began its meetings, last\nNovember, with Paul stimpsmi as t ubmaster f ront to rear Cub Scouts are Paul Stimpson. Bobby\n(•ilnier Billy C lluhhard.\u0027 I riti !i lama-ter and * buck Dowdy Members of the pack not present for\nI lie picture \\ieri frank Plott tob\u0027i I argent and limin\u0027 Mkins. Airs. I Curtis llubbard is (t\u003Ec den\nmot lx r. assisted In Mrs t !l limiiil; . .Sr. About 100 citizens and scouts attended tlw\u003E rail\u0027 which\nwas made up of Scouting exhibits and Ucmoiislraions and held in observance of National Scout\nWeek.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "ive members \u003C\u003Et the i’\u0022u fob Seoul Pack in I arinville and their den chief. Bill Vaughan,\nstand I\u0022 thiir transporla\u0027ion exhibit it I rida-. night\u0027s district Scout rally in the FarmvilU- Armory.\nSponAired by Hie fainmllo rb iiirpt.H y School P-TA. the Cub Scout Pack began its meetings, last\nNovember, with Paul stimpsmi as t ubmaster f ront to rear Cub Scouts are Paul Stimpson. Bobby\n(•ilnier Billy C lluhhard.\u0027 I riti !i lama-ter and * buck Dowdy Members of the pack not present for\nI lie picture \\ieri frank Plott tob\u0027i I argent and limin\u0027 Mkins. Airs. I Curtis llubbard is (t\u003Ec den\nmot lx r. assisted In Mrs t !l limiiil; . .Sr. About 100 citizens and scouts attended tlw\u003E rail\u0027 which\nwas made up of Scouting exhibits and Ucmoiislraions and held in observance of National Scout\nWeek." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4817, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0431", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0431", "label": "YEPCO Sends Alexandria Transfer Here as Manager", "dtoType": "document", "order": 5, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0431-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "YEPCO Sends Alexandria\nTransfer Here as Manager", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "YEPCO Sends Alexandria\nTransfer Here as Manager" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7381, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0005", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0005", "label": "Andrew C Drown, Ji.. of Alex andria ha; oeen", "dtoType": "document", "order": 6, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0005-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Andrew C Drown, Ji.. of Alex\nandria ha; oeen appointed man\nager of the Virginia Electric and\nPower Company at Farmville,\nsucceeding the late J. W. Shep\nherd. Jr., according to Walter J.\nMatthew:-, manager of Vcpco\u0027s\nSotlithside district.\nA native of Portsmouth. Va..\nBrow n . .1 graduate in electrical\neniniieri mg and foi the past\nti\\l‘ yeai; has been supervisor of\nt. i iin.it ing foi the Potomac dis\ntin: of Vepco. He was employed\nb\u003E tla company in 1938 in Har\nrisonburg and shortly thereafter\nvu; transferred to Waynesboro\na el\u003C\u0022. trie serviceman. In 1940. he\nmoved ! \u003E Staunton and the fol\nlow 1 it\u0022. year was transferred to\nV.iytuvioro as electric service\nman In 194o, he moved to Staun\nand tin following year was\nin.iish-red to Arlington as en\n.iit ■ . .a : ass/ tant.\nD own entered the Navy in 1943\nand .\u0027\u003C\u0027i\u0027vi\u0027d in the Aleutian Is\n,.o:ds tor eighteen months, being\n■ i.•■.charged in late 1945. He re\njoined \u0027vepco m Arlington follow\ning his discharge and in 1947 was\nappointed supervisor of estimat\ning in Alexandria.\nBrown is a membei of the Ar\nmetoii Chambei ol Commerce\nand Wi,...urt\u0022. oi the Electrical\nLein le of North! rn Virginia.\nStrict 1948 he has served as the\nemmet :ur: member of the Elec", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Andrew C Drown, Ji.. of Alex\nandria ha; oeen appointed man\nager of the Virginia Electric and\nPower Company at Farmville,\nsucceeding the late J. W. Shep\nherd. Jr., according to Walter J.\nMatthew:-, manager of Vcpco\u0027s\nSotlithside district.\nA native of Portsmouth. Va..\nBrow n . .1 graduate in electrical\neniniieri mg and foi the past\nti\\l‘ yeai; has been supervisor of\nt. i iin.it ing foi the Potomac dis\ntin: of Vepco. He was employed\nb\u003E tla company in 1938 in Har\nrisonburg and shortly thereafter\nvu; transferred to Waynesboro\na el\u003C\u0022. trie serviceman. In 1940. he\nmoved ! \u003E Staunton and the fol\nlow 1 it\u0022. year was transferred to\nV.iytuvioro as electric service\nman In 194o, he moved to Staun\nand tin following year was\nin.iish-red to Arlington as en\n.iit ■ . .a : ass/ tant.\nD own entered the Navy in 1943\nand .\u0027\u003C\u0027i\u0027vi\u0027d in the Aleutian Is\n,.o:ds tor eighteen months, being\n■ i.•■.charged in late 1945. He re\njoined \u0027vepco m Arlington follow\ning his discharge and in 1947 was\nappointed supervisor of estimat\ning in Alexandria.\nBrown is a membei of the Ar\nmetoii Chambei ol Commerce\nand Wi,...urt\u0022. oi the Electrical\nLein le of North! rn Virginia.\nStrict 1948 he has served as the\nemmet :ur: member of the Elec" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5443, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0006", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0006", "label": "ANDREW O. BROWN. JR.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 7, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0006-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "ANDREW O. BROWN. JR.\ntrical Board of the City of Alex\nandria.\nMarried to the foimer Mary\nJane Bush. of Waynesboro.\nBlown is the father of a daugh\nter. Ann Terry, age five. The\nBrowns are members of the I’rcs\noyterian Church.\nThe new manager will assume\nh.s new duties m Faimville next\nmonth.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "ANDREW O. BROWN. JR.\ntrical Board of the City of Alex\nandria.\nMarried to the foimer Mary\nJane Bush. of Waynesboro.\nBlown is the father of a daugh\nter. Ann Terry, age five. The\nBrowns are members of the I’rcs\noyterian Church.\nThe new manager will assume\nh.s new duties m Faimville next\nmonth." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5991, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0007", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0007", "label": "Man \\\\ ho Stole", "dtoType": "document", "order": 8, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0007-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Man \\\\ ho Stole\n{ ar Here Taken\nRea Captured\nM Hatesvillt*\nEarl Rea, 23. foi met\nii vu !• : ■: \u0027 . Butoavilk, who con\ni\u0027 ,. • . stealing ine tar of W,\nA W. ;s .m. . oi Farmville.\nfob. 1 and wlio escaped from\nHe . Co uiiy \u003E.i;i ,n Richmond.\n. .i w.i u*capti..ed Tuesday\nmorning Bate;,vile by Albe\nmarle county ofliet r.-.,\nKelt\u0027s conle.ssion aoout stealing\nMi) Watson\u0027s eai was given to\nlii.net\u0027 Kiiuard County Sheriff\n). Hint\u0027s T. Clark following his\n.tljt! a:: last Thursday, ill Alta\nvisfa.\nHi a a.- one of tour Henrico\nCol;:: .) .1 prisoners who escaped\n■ i .e. . They mei powered then\nruin,! wane being ic turned to\ntie,.: cells- alter Sunday dinner.\nrdbbihg Ins keys ana making u\nat tj-.iw ay.\nYt m:.: Kr.i was captured at the\niioii.e of f ina l G B.itti n after\nan u:si.cces.-ful attempt to get\naway He . rw tiie oil,eers coming\nand r.,n out the back door\nWi : ho escaped from the jail,\nis v . - M\u0027l\u0027via.\u0027 a one - month\nt* foi possession t»f stolen\ntie :. After confessing to the\nthen of Mr. Watsons tar. he was\nthird bark to tile Hehi.co police\nl\u0027.il • la i. wiu rant on all earlier\n■ ..o.o -the posses... m of stolen\nr\u0027{ \u003EK)y i.\nTwo otiu r of the escapees have\notjen capantd.\nM“n’s Meeting\nAbout 30 men ol Farmville\nFit byte, an Church attended\nthen monthly dinner meeting,\n■Whdnr.day mehi.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Man \\\\ ho Stole\n{ ar Here Taken\nRea Captured\nM Hatesvillt*\nEarl Rea, 23. foi met\nii vu !• : ■: \u0027 . Butoavilk, who con\ni\u0027 ,. • . stealing ine tar of W,\nA W. ;s .m. . oi Farmville.\nfob. 1 and wlio escaped from\nHe . Co uiiy \u003E.i;i ,n Richmond.\n. .i w.i u*capti..ed Tuesday\nmorning Bate;,vile by Albe\nmarle county ofliet r.-.,\nKelt\u0027s conle.ssion aoout stealing\nMi) Watson\u0027s eai was given to\nlii.net\u0027 Kiiuard County Sheriff\n). Hint\u0027s T. Clark following his\n.tljt! a:: last Thursday, ill Alta\nvisfa.\nHi a a.- one of tour Henrico\nCol;:: .) .1 prisoners who escaped\n■ i .e. . They mei powered then\nruin,! wane being ic turned to\ntie,.: cells- alter Sunday dinner.\nrdbbihg Ins keys ana making u\nat tj-.iw ay.\nYt m:.: Kr.i was captured at the\niioii.e of f ina l G B.itti n after\nan u:si.cces.-ful attempt to get\naway He . rw tiie oil,eers coming\nand r.,n out the back door\nWi : ho escaped from the jail,\nis v . - M\u0027l\u0027via.\u0027 a one - month\nt* foi possession t»f stolen\ntie :. After confessing to the\nthen of Mr. Watsons tar. he was\nthird bark to tile Hehi.co police\nl\u0027.il • la i. wiu rant on all earlier\n■ ..o.o -the posses... m of stolen\nr\u0027{ \u003EK)y i.\nTwo otiu r of the escapees have\notjen capantd.\nM“n’s Meeting\nAbout 30 men ol Farmville\nFit byte, an Church attended\nthen monthly dinner meeting,\n■Whdnr.day mehi." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5367, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0008", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0008", "label": "Minister of Musk*", "dtoType": "document", "order": 9, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0008-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Minister of Musk*\n(’oncludes Work\nTo Take Place\nIn Lynchburg;\nHenri Emurian. minister of\nmusic of Farmvillc Methodist\nChurch, has resigned in order to\naccept a similar position at West\nLynchburg Baptist Church.\nLynchburg, the first of March.\nSunday will conclude Mr. Emur\nian\u0027s work in the Farmvillc\nchurch.\nThe minister of music came to\nFarmvillc from Park Place Meth\nodist Church. Norfolk, where lie\nstudied piano with Bristow Har\ndin and orchestra - conducting\nwith Edgar Schenkman. con\nductor of the Norfolk Symphony\nand Civic Chorus.\n“While it is with regret that\nI leave this fine cultural com\nmunity. I am happy that my next\ndestination is near en .ugh that\nI may renew old friendships from\ntime to time,\u0027\u0027 Mr. Emurian said\ntoday\nFor his final worship services in\nFarmville. Mr Emurian has ar\nranged for a trumpet solo. Braga\u0027s\nAngel Song, by Granville Bageant.\nand IjOUin Lewandowski\u0027s Hallelu\njah. Praise Ye the Lord and\nJames El lor\u0027s Diadem by the 115\nvoiced choir. Sunday mornin\nand a stirring setting of Onward\nChristian Soldiers by MacDougall.\nfeaturing the male voices of the\nchoir, at t.\u0027.e evening service.\nOf Armenian ancestry. Mr\nEmurian is a member of a family\nlong prominent in work of Pro\ntestant Christian denominations\nHis father, tlrc Rev. S. K. Emur\nian. a Presbyterian minister who\nwill be 79 years old in May. is\niContinued on Pune 8\u0027", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Minister of Musk*\n(’oncludes Work\nTo Take Place\nIn Lynchburg;\nHenri Emurian. minister of\nmusic of Farmvillc Methodist\nChurch, has resigned in order to\naccept a similar position at West\nLynchburg Baptist Church.\nLynchburg, the first of March.\nSunday will conclude Mr. Emur\nian\u0027s work in the Farmvillc\nchurch.\nThe minister of music came to\nFarmvillc from Park Place Meth\nodist Church. Norfolk, where lie\nstudied piano with Bristow Har\ndin and orchestra - conducting\nwith Edgar Schenkman. con\nductor of the Norfolk Symphony\nand Civic Chorus.\n“While it is with regret that\nI leave this fine cultural com\nmunity. I am happy that my next\ndestination is near en .ugh that\nI may renew old friendships from\ntime to time,\u0027\u0027 Mr. Emurian said\ntoday\nFor his final worship services in\nFarmville. Mr Emurian has ar\nranged for a trumpet solo. Braga\u0027s\nAngel Song, by Granville Bageant.\nand IjOUin Lewandowski\u0027s Hallelu\njah. Praise Ye the Lord and\nJames El lor\u0027s Diadem by the 115\nvoiced choir. Sunday mornin\nand a stirring setting of Onward\nChristian Soldiers by MacDougall.\nfeaturing the male voices of the\nchoir, at t.\u0027.e evening service.\nOf Armenian ancestry. Mr\nEmurian is a member of a family\nlong prominent in work of Pro\ntestant Christian denominations\nHis father, tlrc Rev. S. K. Emur\nian. a Presbyterian minister who\nwill be 79 years old in May. is\niContinued on Pune 8\u0027" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5867, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0009", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0009", "label": "National Guard", "dtoType": "document", "order": 10, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0009-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "National Guard\nUnit Conducting\nRecruiting Drive\nCommander Asks\nParents, Youths\nTo Study Facts\nCompany G. Farmville National\nGuard Unit of the 116th Infantry\n2Pth Division, has launched on a\nrecruiting campaign which will\nextend through March\nCaptain H. ilian Bradshaw,\ncompanv commander, today said\nthe unit hr-, enlisted five men of\nits qu ta of 13 i \u003Er the \u003C iTnpaigri\nThe newest Guards,mn are;\nWiniam H Young, of Prospect;\nWill W Sullivan. Chailes R.\nBryant end Clifton K G/.r;\u0022. of\nCumberland. and lliroki I,\nRowers, of Cha.-e City\nCapt. Bradshaw belif-e.- that\nmany young men and their par\nent ;. atixioe m the iron iesorne\ntime faeinr. the ropi-v. ■!■(\u003E una\nware nf tlv opportunet • and ad\nvantage. c f service in the National\nGuard.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "National Guard\nUnit Conducting\nRecruiting Drive\nCommander Asks\nParents, Youths\nTo Study Facts\nCompany G. Farmville National\nGuard Unit of the 116th Infantry\n2Pth Division, has launched on a\nrecruiting campaign which will\nextend through March\nCaptain H. ilian Bradshaw,\ncompanv commander, today said\nthe unit hr-, enlisted five men of\nits qu ta of 13 i \u003Er the \u003C iTnpaigri\nThe newest Guards,mn are;\nWiniam H Young, of Prospect;\nWill W Sullivan. Chailes R.\nBryant end Clifton K G/.r;\u0022. of\nCumberland. and lliroki I,\nRowers, of Cha.-e City\nCapt. Bradshaw belif-e.- that\nmany young men and their par\nent ;. atixioe m the iron iesorne\ntime faeinr. the ropi-v. ■!■(\u003E una\nware nf tlv opportunet • and ad\nvantage. c f service in the National\nGuard." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5818, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0010", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0010", "label": "Draft Deferment Young men who enlist in the National", "dtoType": "document", "order": 11, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0010-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Draft Deferment\nYoung men who enlist in the\nNational Guard before re.r bins\n181 \u003E years of ace are given dr.i:’\nexemption, he said, so long as\nthey remain in good standing in\nthe company and attend drill\nlegularly They are required to\nserve an enlistment of eiclit years\nThose over 181.. who have be\ngun draft board pr-cessuv; are\nalso eligible for Guard enlidmeir\nbut are not deferred 1! ivvever. if\nthey enter the Guard while wait\ning and are promoted within en\nlisted ranks, they may volunteer\nfor Arm\u0022 service and retain what\never rank they have attained in\nthe Guard\nCapt Bradsh uv twill!s out that\nthe company hen has manv ad\nvanced non-eommissione 1 ratings\nopen, which are easily attainable\nby yorng men wh i work seriously\nto discharge their service obliga\ntion through the National Guard\nCommission Possible\nFor those who desire :! \u0027he\nGuard offers the opportunity for\ncommissif n as an officer, courses\nof study are open to all Guards\nmen. which if successfully com\npleted. qualify them for commis\nsions 11. Madison f’ MeChli’lc.\nnow taking a course a* the In\nfantry School Ft Henning at\ntained his commission m this\nmanner. C\u0027apt Bradshaw aid.\nNational Guard service also\nprovides pay for the one-n\u0027cht\nper-week drill and full pay f \u003C:■\ntwo weeks of summer camp. A pri\nvate earns $2.50 per drill, raised\nto $2.75 after four months. A\ncor coral earns $410 each drill,\nwhile a sergeant, first class earn\n$5.86\nThe National Guard also :s\nincorporated into the U S. Armv\u0027s\ncareer plan, and twenty \u0027■ear\nservice qualifies Guardsmen for\nretirement benefits after the a-e\nof 60 A master sergeant v ah fua\nyears active service and 15 year\nGuard service qualihe- for 1\nmonthly retirement of $55.88\nCapt Bradshaw points out that\na civilian savings of $35,000 in\nvested at two per cent, would he\nrequired to enable a retired work\ner to have an income of that\nmurh.\nCapt Bradshaw alio ■ aid that\nmany fi rmer Guardsmen visit the\nunit here during Armv leaves.\nMost of them tel! of the great\nbenefits Guard training ha\nmeant to them, he reports\nThe commander here had one\nother V \u0027i d for young men in tlrs\narea, who may be turning over\nopii\u0027-tmint m their minds. \u0022Na\ntional Guard service is a most fit\nting iin-l proper wi\u0022 of disehar\u0027l\nfng one\u0027s service obligation. The\nArroy. the govertunent and active\nGuardsmen kivnv that Guard\nj service is in no nv an rvt of\nI evading the draft, wo work hard\nland earnestly at military pvofi\nI cieney. and the Guard\u0027s meat re\ncord is attested to by the draft\n] status it gives young men who\nget in early enough.\u0022", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Draft Deferment\nYoung men who enlist in the\nNational Guard before re.r bins\n181 \u003E years of ace are given dr.i:’\nexemption, he said, so long as\nthey remain in good standing in\nthe company and attend drill\nlegularly They are required to\nserve an enlistment of eiclit years\nThose over 181.. who have be\ngun draft board pr-cessuv; are\nalso eligible for Guard enlidmeir\nbut are not deferred 1! ivvever. if\nthey enter the Guard while wait\ning and are promoted within en\nlisted ranks, they may volunteer\nfor Arm\u0022 service and retain what\never rank they have attained in\nthe Guard\nCapt Bradsh uv twill!s out that\nthe company hen has manv ad\nvanced non-eommissione 1 ratings\nopen, which are easily attainable\nby yorng men wh i work seriously\nto discharge their service obliga\ntion through the National Guard\nCommission Possible\nFor those who desire :! \u0027he\nGuard offers the opportunity for\ncommissif n as an officer, courses\nof study are open to all Guards\nmen. which if successfully com\npleted. qualify them for commis\nsions 11. Madison f’ MeChli’lc.\nnow taking a course a* the In\nfantry School Ft Henning at\ntained his commission m this\nmanner. C\u0027apt Bradshaw aid.\nNational Guard service also\nprovides pay for the one-n\u0027cht\nper-week drill and full pay f \u003C:■\ntwo weeks of summer camp. A pri\nvate earns $2.50 per drill, raised\nto $2.75 after four months. A\ncor coral earns $410 each drill,\nwhile a sergeant, first class earn\n$5.86\nThe National Guard also :s\nincorporated into the U S. Armv\u0027s\ncareer plan, and twenty \u0027■ear\nservice qualifies Guardsmen for\nretirement benefits after the a-e\nof 60 A master sergeant v ah fua\nyears active service and 15 year\nGuard service qualihe- for 1\nmonthly retirement of $55.88\nCapt Bradshaw points out that\na civilian savings of $35,000 in\nvested at two per cent, would he\nrequired to enable a retired work\ner to have an income of that\nmurh.\nCapt Bradshaw alio ■ aid that\nmany fi rmer Guardsmen visit the\nunit here during Armv leaves.\nMost of them tel! of the great\nbenefits Guard training ha\nmeant to them, he reports\nThe commander here had one\nother V \u0027i d for young men in tlrs\narea, who may be turning over\nopii\u0027-tmint m their minds. \u0022Na\ntional Guard service is a most fit\nting iin-l proper wi\u0022 of disehar\u0027l\nfng one\u0027s service obligation. The\nArroy. the govertunent and active\nGuardsmen kivnv that Guard\nj service is in no nv an rvt of\nI evading the draft, wo work hard\nland earnestly at military pvofi\nI cieney. and the Guard\u0027s meat re\ncord is attested to by the draft\n] status it gives young men who\nget in early enough.\u0022" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5027, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0432", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0432", "label": "Mistaken Ideas Of Registration Bring Selective Service Board Clarification", "dtoType": "document", "order": 12, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0432-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Mistaken Ideas Of Registration Bring\nSelective Service Board Clarification", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mistaken Ideas Of Registration Bring\nSelective Service Board Clarification" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6134, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0011", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0011", "label": "Selective Set vice Boards in this", "dtoType": "document", "order": 13, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0011-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Selective Set vice Boards in this\narea have become concerned\nabout misconceptions in registra\nj tion.\nCalling attention to tbo fact\n■that failure to registc. is a viola\ntion of law aild makes the delin\nquent liable to ,\u003Cenalty. area\ndraft boards outlined registration\n| requirements under ilie Universal\nMilitary Training and Service\nAct\nThe obligation to ,c;:i\u0027icr i, a\ncontinuing obligation and iniisl\nlie fulfilled The obligation to\nregister is imposed by the act on\nevery male citig.cn and every\nother male person in the United\nStates between the aj.es of IS and\nJH. with the general exception of\nmembers of the armed forces on\nactive duty and certain aliens.\nScut To Home\nA young man who becomes IS\nii required to •\u0027", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Selective Set vice Boards in this\narea have become concerned\nabout misconceptions in registra\nj tion.\nCalling attention to tbo fact\n■that failure to registc. is a viola\ntion of law aild makes the delin\nquent liable to ,\u003Cenalty. area\ndraft boards outlined registration\n| requirements under ilie Universal\nMilitary Training and Service\nAct\nThe obligation to ,c;:i\u0027icr i, a\ncontinuing obligation and iniisl\nlie fulfilled The obligation to\nregister is imposed by the act on\nevery male citig.cn and every\nother male person in the United\nStates between the aj.es of IS and\nJH. with the general exception of\nmembers of the armed forces on\nactive duty and certain aliens.\nScut To Home\nA young man who becomes IS\nii required to •\u0027" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5127, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0012", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0012", "label": "board office within li\\c days af ter the date", "dtoType": "document", "order": 14, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0012-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "board office within li\\c days af\nter the date of his 13th birthday.\nIi he happens to be away from\nhome, he need not return, he may\nicgister at the neatest local\nboard convenient to h.m, and the\nlecord will be sent to the local\nboard having juiisaictton. even\nluougli it is m anr.ittin stale. If\nlie is in a foreign country when\nhe becomes IK. pc reggters with\nany United Unites u.ploniatie or\nconsular office. After lie registers,\nit is required that a registrant\nkeep hi.\u003E local board .nlormed of\nany change in his address or\nchange in status. Tliis applies af\nter In’ becomes 26, as veil as be\nfore. Registrants, generally speak\ning. who arc deferred after June\nlit.19al. are liable until they are\nPenalties\nImportance of the registrant\n. r\u0027( , J Or U\u003C *C f.»", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "board office within li\\c days af\nter the date of his 13th birthday.\nIi he happens to be away from\nhome, he need not return, he may\nicgister at the neatest local\nboard convenient to h.m, and the\nlecord will be sent to the local\nboard having juiisaictton. even\nluougli it is m anr.ittin stale. If\nlie is in a foreign country when\nhe becomes IK. pc reggters with\nany United Unites u.ploniatie or\nconsular office. After lie registers,\nit is required that a registrant\nkeep hi.\u003E local board .nlormed of\nany change in his address or\nchange in status. Tliis applies af\nter In’ becomes 26, as veil as be\nfore. Registrants, generally speak\ning. who arc deferred after June\nlit.19al. are liable until they are\nPenalties\nImportance of the registrant\n. r\u0027( , J Or U\u003C *C f.»" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4761, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0433", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0433", "label": "Farmville Jaycees Present March Of Dimes Check", "dtoType": "document", "order": 15, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0433-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Farmville Jaycees Present March Of Dimes Check", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmville Jaycees Present March Of Dimes Check" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6794, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0013", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0013", "label": "\u003E. C ihuicrsun. 5i*f t. represent in si tin*", "dtoType": "document", "order": 16, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0013-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "ihuicrsun. 5i*f t. represent in si tin* larmville Jm or \u003C 1: amber of (’n/r.imTee, presents a\n$553.50 cheek to k. 1 Cook prrsi\u003CC\u0027tii of the Farm ville ltolar\u003E Clrb. i;td l :i«l .• s nu.nt. fie check will\nhe .tilth (I C» the Mar\u003C h of Himes ( ampa*srn which Kol.ir* Club members conducted last month.\n.Pieces raised the mone\u003E b*. sponsoring a recent sk.iHnft part*. Ja\u003E- c II ( . I r*•:-»»*i Jr. and J. IV\nMa^b\u003E srcrrlarv of the Kotar\u003E Club. *• ated. watch the oresenCitis* of Mi* check.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "ihuicrsun. 5i*f t. represent in si tin* larmville Jm or \u003C 1: amber of (’n/r.imTee, presents a\n$553.50 cheek to k. 1 Cook prrsi\u003CC\u0027tii of the Farm ville ltolar\u003E Clrb. i;td l :i«l .• s nu.nt. fie check will\nhe .tilth (I C» the Mar\u003C h of Himes ( ampa*srn which Kol.ir* Club members conducted last month.\n.Pieces raised the mone\u003E b*. sponsoring a recent sk.iHnft part*. Ja\u003E- c II ( . I r*•:-»»*i Jr. and J. IV\nMa^b\u003E srcrrlarv of the Kotar\u003E Club. *• ated. watch the oresenCitis* of Mi* check." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4629, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0014", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0014", "label": "Abilene Farmer", "dtoType": "document", "order": 17, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0014-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Abilene Farmer\nDies Alter Fall\nWife Survives\nF. L. (\u0027ovinfiton\nA funeral service for Flo.vd I.\nC viru.ton. (il. of Abilene was\nheld yesterdav lit Mt. Nebo B.ip\nti;t Church. Burial took piece m\nthe church cemeterv\nMr Covington died Tuesday\nFeb 17. in a Richmond hospital,\nwhere tit\u0027 was taken Monday after\nhe fell from a barn which he was\npullin\u0027: down on Route 688. abort*\nfour miles w« -t of Abdeii\u0022 He\nwas found injured late Monday\nafteriron by Allen Cah’oun H\u003C\u0027\nwas working on the barn which\nwas lot a ted cii piopt sty of C I!\nBollingejr Mr Covington was\nbrought to Soot hade Community\nHospital anti. then, transferred to\nMo\u003Ci. a! College of Yu dnia H ■- —\npitul\nThe on of Mr and Mrs. Martin\nLuther Covington, who survive\nhim. he was born Dfec 2, 1891. ill\nLunenburg county.\nA farmer by occupation, he was\na tnembe: of Mt Nebo Chur. ii.\nHe : survived liv ms wife Mrs\nLillian Barbv Covmcton. of Abi\nlene twto daughter Mrs. Thcno\nBruce, of Farmville. and Mr\nHarmon Cortes, of Charlotte\nCourthouse; three sisters. Mr A\nF Cov in\u0027Pm of Beima Vista Mrs\n\u0022 ft Ipriskilh of Neysville, and\nMr Canto Phillips of Chester.\nPa , one brother. M B Coving\nton rf Farmville: and two grand\n-hildren", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Abilene Farmer\nDies Alter Fall\nWife Survives\nF. L. (\u0027ovinfiton\nA funeral service for Flo.vd I.\nC viru.ton. (il. of Abilene was\nheld yesterdav lit Mt. Nebo B.ip\nti;t Church. Burial took piece m\nthe church cemeterv\nMr Covington died Tuesday\nFeb 17. in a Richmond hospital,\nwhere tit\u0027 was taken Monday after\nhe fell from a barn which he was\npullin\u0027: down on Route 688. abort*\nfour miles w« -t of Abdeii\u0022 He\nwas found injured late Monday\nafteriron by Allen Cah’oun H\u003C\u0027\nwas working on the barn which\nwas lot a ted cii piopt sty of C I!\nBollingejr Mr Covington was\nbrought to Soot hade Community\nHospital anti. then, transferred to\nMo\u003Ci. a! College of Yu dnia H ■- —\npitul\nThe on of Mr and Mrs. Martin\nLuther Covington, who survive\nhim. he was born Dfec 2, 1891. ill\nLunenburg county.\nA farmer by occupation, he was\na tnembe: of Mt Nebo Chur. ii.\nHe : survived liv ms wife Mrs\nLillian Barbv Covmcton. of Abi\nlene twto daughter Mrs. Thcno\nBruce, of Farmville. and Mr\nHarmon Cortes, of Charlotte\nCourthouse; three sisters. Mr A\nF Cov in\u0027Pm of Beima Vista Mrs\n\u0022 ft Ipriskilh of Neysville, and\nMr Canto Phillips of Chester.\nPa , one brother. M B Coving\nton rf Farmville: and two grand\n-hildren" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.495, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0015", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0015", "label": "Bt. 360. Powhatan", "dtoType": "document", "order": 18, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0015-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Bt. 360. Powhatan\nSidewalk Bids Opened\nThe State Ilmhway Department\ntoday announced the low bids on\ntwo hie iway projects in this area,\nwhich will soon yet underway\nThey are:\nRoute 3GO. O.\u0027r.\u0027 pule of 24-foot\nconcrete pavement west of Burke\nvilie. i 1 -sin:; cap between the new\nRykcvilie btidge and the Prince\n■ Toward countv line \\V 11 Scott.\nK: inklill SI Hi.GOO.\nRoute 13. Powhatan countv. 0.17\nmile of concrete sidewalk at Pow\nhatan C H .iahn P Harvey.\nI.ynchhurr. S3.fill\nTTie bids will be cheeked fot\npossible errors and I lien reviewed\nby the State Hiuhway Commis\nsion before decisions on awards\nef contracts arc made", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Bt. 360. Powhatan\nSidewalk Bids Opened\nThe State Ilmhway Department\ntoday announced the low bids on\ntwo hie iway projects in this area,\nwhich will soon yet underway\nThey are:\nRoute 3GO. O.\u0027r.\u0027 pule of 24-foot\nconcrete pavement west of Burke\nvilie. i 1 -sin:; cap between the new\nRykcvilie btidge and the Prince\n■ Toward countv line \\V 11 Scott.\nK: inklill SI Hi.GOO.\nRoute 13. Powhatan countv. 0.17\nmile of concrete sidewalk at Pow\nhatan C H .iahn P Harvey.\nI.ynchhurr. S3.fill\nTTie bids will be cheeked fot\npossible errors and I lien reviewed\nby the State Hiuhway Commis\nsion before decisions on awards\nef contracts arc made" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4874, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0016", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0016", "label": "Holiday", "dtoType": "document", "order": 19, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0016-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Holiday\nSeveral offices, laxmvlHc\nhanks, an.I post o‘l’cc w 11 he\nclosed Monday in observance\not W ashington s hinhday. I eh.\n22. S\u0027nce the holiday lulls on\nStmdav. Monday v.»h ho sub\nstituted for the holiday.\nHowever, stores \\ I armville\nand eount\\ offices ws*I he open\ned as usual.\nOffice of Internal Revenue\nand Virginia Fniploymcnt Serv\nice off’ecs will \u0027 \u0027\u0022r \u0027*d for\nthe d*- .\nDriver Is Injured\nIn Accident At Klani\nJoseph A. Murray. 34. was\nbrouniit to South adt Community\nHospital, early Thu: ••day mominc.\nalter las truck rail olf ihe lc.til\nand turned over near Elam nr,\nRoute 4t\u003E0 It :s reported Ilia* he\nwent to sleep at the wp.el of tlit\ntruck he drivinn for Pollard\nOil Company. Roanoke.\nMi Murray refer, it fir. : an!\ntreatment and Xravs t ;r possiblt\nluiure-s at the hospital and was\ndi.scharred.\nHe was brought to »!■«\u0027 hospital\nbet wet n 0 and 6 a m. and the\naccident happened about 45 m:\nnutes earlier.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Holiday\nSeveral offices, laxmvlHc\nhanks, an.I post o‘l’cc w 11 he\nclosed Monday in observance\not W ashington s hinhday. I eh.\n22. S\u0027nce the holiday lulls on\nStmdav. Monday v.»h ho sub\nstituted for the holiday.\nHowever, stores \\ I armville\nand eount\\ offices ws*I he open\ned as usual.\nOffice of Internal Revenue\nand Virginia Fniploymcnt Serv\nice off’ecs will \u0027 \u0027\u0022r \u0027*d for\nthe d*- .\nDriver Is Injured\nIn Accident At Klani\nJoseph A. Murray. 34. was\nbrouniit to South adt Community\nHospital, early Thu: ••day mominc.\nalter las truck rail olf ihe lc.til\nand turned over near Elam nr,\nRoute 4t\u003E0 It :s reported Ilia* he\nwent to sleep at the wp.el of tlit\ntruck he drivinn for Pollard\nOil Company. Roanoke.\nMi Murray refer, it fir. : an!\ntreatment and Xravs t ;r possiblt\nluiure-s at the hospital and was\ndi.scharred.\nHe was brought to »!■«\u0027 hospital\nbet wet n 0 and 6 a m. and the\naccident happened about 45 m:\nnutes earlier." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4797, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0017", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0017", "label": "Countie* In Virginia", "dtoType": "document", "order": 20, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0017-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Countie* In Virginia\nRank High At reages\nCharlotte county holds the tank\nof 80 antotm counties with tobr.ee \u003E\naere.tee in the United S\u0027M.t. . ac\ncord me to a recent report bated\non the 1950 census of agriculture\nof the United States Department\nof Commerce.\nOther local counties Included in\nthe tobacco acreage list and the\nranks among the first one hun\ndred in the United States ir dude!\nHalifax. 10. Mecklenburg. :.*(\u003E and\nLunenburg. 70\nMOOS!, IOtX.i 1 I \\\\S\ns V I 1 !t!) W I) \\\\t \u0027\nThe Farm villa Moo Lod-e v. 11\nmeet Monday Feb. a* K pm\nwh\u0027it a drawing for : ■ in mb r\nsltip will be conducted. Moose and\nGuests will dance Hu Saturday\nn :ht at the Loriue Hall. b. giuitc\nat nine o\u0027clock.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Countie* In Virginia\nRank High At reages\nCharlotte county holds the tank\nof 80 antotm counties with tobr.ee \u003E\naere.tee in the United S\u0027M.t. . ac\ncord me to a recent report bated\non the 1950 census of agriculture\nof the United States Department\nof Commerce.\nOther local counties Included in\nthe tobacco acreage list and the\nranks among the first one hun\ndred in the United States ir dude!\nHalifax. 10. Mecklenburg. :.*(\u003E and\nLunenburg. 70\nMOOS!, IOtX.i 1 I \\\\S\ns V I 1 !t!) W I) \\\\t \u0027\nThe Farm villa Moo Lod-e v. 11\nmeet Monday Feb. a* K pm\nwh\u0027it a drawing for : ■ in mb r\nsltip will be conducted. Moose and\nGuests will dance Hu Saturday\nn :ht at the Loriue Hall. b. giuitc\nat nine o\u0027clock." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4986, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0018", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0018", "label": "Forester Decries", "dtoType": "document", "order": 21, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0018-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Forester Decries\nIdle Acres Here\nOffers Landowners\nTechnical Help\nWith tree plant in;. simon here,\nDistrict Forester It. P. Bnerley\nhas iigain offered me assistance\nol technicians in his office with\nplanting or harvesting problems\nfacing woodland owners in this\narea.\nCoupled with the oiler of ns\nst\u0027 tance was the advice that, land\nowners seriously con.-,det planting\nidle or unproductive acres in\npines \u0022Delay means loss of finan\ncial benefits, and unproductive\nland is a luxury no landowner\n\u0027\u0022..n tffo’\u0022d any Ion. ei the cb -\ntriot forester pointed out.\nTimberland owners or land\nowners wishing assistance with\nplanting may secure help by con\ntacting I? P Bnerley. Box 386.\nFarmville. Va\n1952 Progress\nIn tire past vrar ttaie was con\nsiderable progress iccorded by\nforesters in the office here A\nsurvfv of timber management\nactivities during 135*. compiled\nby Forester William I, Pierce,\nsh.ows the following\nSeventeen tracts of timber\ncovering 2 897 acres examined by\nforesters: 473,000 board feet of\nsautimbrr. 396 cords of pulpwood\nand 1.026 seed trees marked for\ntrmbeilnnd owners and 169.000\nloblo\u0027.iy pine seedlings planted on\n;and that had been unproductive\n■‘There are still hundreds of\nacres of unproductive acres in\ntins forestry district.\u0027 Mr.\nPierce\u0027s survey shows. \u0022Brought\nback to production ova , the years,\nia-se acres would add greatly to\nthe income of the owners. Now is\n\u0027•he time to take action.\u0027 Mr.\nFicrci concludes\nI if.1 Its ilOtv N 1 Ml 1 s\n87 -79 i OK 7 i ■ I si It Ml.il 1\nI f.impdepiSydney\u0027\u0027. Tejt i s \u003Ci\u003C -\nfraud Bride vivniter Wednesday\nna’l’t :;7_79 foi their fifth straight\nvagi\u0027. ■\u0027eii’v Adams dumped in\n32 p\u003C ; ■ pare tin Bengal*.\nI •• •• pro hosts in Newport\nNov Ajiprentici Frida\u0027", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Forester Decries\nIdle Acres Here\nOffers Landowners\nTechnical Help\nWith tree plant in;. simon here,\nDistrict Forester It. P. Bnerley\nhas iigain offered me assistance\nol technicians in his office with\nplanting or harvesting problems\nfacing woodland owners in this\narea.\nCoupled with the oiler of ns\nst\u0027 tance was the advice that, land\nowners seriously con.-,det planting\nidle or unproductive acres in\npines \u0022Delay means loss of finan\ncial benefits, and unproductive\nland is a luxury no landowner\n\u0027\u0022..n tffo’\u0022d any Ion. ei the cb -\ntriot forester pointed out.\nTimberland owners or land\nowners wishing assistance with\nplanting may secure help by con\ntacting I? P Bnerley. Box 386.\nFarmville. Va\n1952 Progress\nIn tire past vrar ttaie was con\nsiderable progress iccorded by\nforesters in the office here A\nsurvfv of timber management\nactivities during 135*. compiled\nby Forester William I, Pierce,\nsh.ows the following\nSeventeen tracts of timber\ncovering 2 897 acres examined by\nforesters: 473,000 board feet of\nsautimbrr. 396 cords of pulpwood\nand 1.026 seed trees marked for\ntrmbeilnnd owners and 169.000\nloblo\u0027.iy pine seedlings planted on\n;and that had been unproductive\n■‘There are still hundreds of\nacres of unproductive acres in\ntins forestry district.\u0027 Mr.\nPierce\u0027s survey shows. \u0022Brought\nback to production ova , the years,\nia-se acres would add greatly to\nthe income of the owners. Now is\n\u0027•he time to take action.\u0027 Mr.\nFicrci concludes\nI if.1 Its ilOtv N 1 Ml 1 s\n87 -79 i OK 7 i ■ I si It Ml.il 1\nI f.impdepiSydney\u0027\u0027. Tejt i s \u003Ci\u003C -\nfraud Bride vivniter Wednesday\nna’l’t :;7_79 foi their fifth straight\nvagi\u0027. ■\u0027eii’v Adams dumped in\n32 p\u003C ; ■ pare tin Bengal*.\nI •• •• pro hosts in Newport\nNov Ajiprentici Frida\u0027" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5228, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0019", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0019", "label": "Education Studies", "dtoType": "document", "order": 22, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0019-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Education Studies\nWarn Of School\nEnrollment Flood\nThinning’ Teacher\nRanks Seen As\nPressing1 Problem\nDespite an unprecedented up\nsurge in public school enrollments,\nVirginia counties including those\nin this area, are losing teachers\nfaster than qualified replacements\ncan be found\nThat informal!- n is gleaned\n\u0027rom studies recently published by\n•he Researc.i Service of the Vir\nginia Education Association\nEnrollment increases, stem\nming from the stepped up birth\n■ate of the war years and since\nvill reach a peak in ten years\nhen it is estimat\u0027d bv Robert\nF Williams, executive director of\nUie VEA that 225.000 additional\nchildren will be enrolled in Vir\n■ insa\u0027s oublie schools.\nEeavht\u0022 Profession\nMr. Williams cites the both\nrate of two years covering a ten\nvear span to illustrate his point.\nTTe list; 80.771 In o births in Vir\nginia during 1951. the largest\nnumber in her history, as com\npared with 50,658 in 1940.\nlie estimates that teachers arc\nleaving Virginia schools at a rate\nof 1.500 annually, while colleges\nare providing about 1 ooo yearly at\npresent. This number is only suf\nficient. Mr Williams belieies. to\ncare for the increased numbers of\nteachers needed by increased en\nrollments. with the consequent\nthinning of teacher ranks ronsti\ntuting one of Virginia\u0027s most\npressing problems\nlaical Effect\nCounty-by-county figures com\ntitled bv the YEA show that fo*\nthe 1952-53 session Amelin. Buck\ningham. Charlotte. Cumberland.\nP.\u0027whatan and Prince Edward\ncounties had 71 teachers who did\nnot return to their positions Of\nthat number. 43 left the teaching\nprofession permanently, while the\nremainder moved about, pre\nsumably to higher paying school\nsystems, or for more convenient\n• locations.\nFor the 1953-54 term, it is esti\nmated the same counties will re\nquire 72 new teachers, some re\nquiring as high as one - fourth\nmore as presently teaching\nThe research figures klso show\nthese statistics:\nTen per cent of Virginia\u0027s\nteachers in 1952-53 had sub\nstandard certificates", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Education Studies\nWarn Of School\nEnrollment Flood\nThinning’ Teacher\nRanks Seen As\nPressing1 Problem\nDespite an unprecedented up\nsurge in public school enrollments,\nVirginia counties including those\nin this area, are losing teachers\nfaster than qualified replacements\ncan be found\nThat informal!- n is gleaned\n\u0027rom studies recently published by\n•he Researc.i Service of the Vir\nginia Education Association\nEnrollment increases, stem\nming from the stepped up birth\n■ate of the war years and since\nvill reach a peak in ten years\nhen it is estimat\u0027d bv Robert\nF Williams, executive director of\nUie VEA that 225.000 additional\nchildren will be enrolled in Vir\n■ insa\u0027s oublie schools.\nEeavht\u0022 Profession\nMr. Williams cites the both\nrate of two years covering a ten\nvear span to illustrate his point.\nTTe list; 80.771 In o births in Vir\nginia during 1951. the largest\nnumber in her history, as com\npared with 50,658 in 1940.\nlie estimates that teachers arc\nleaving Virginia schools at a rate\nof 1.500 annually, while colleges\nare providing about 1 ooo yearly at\npresent. This number is only suf\nficient. Mr Williams belieies. to\ncare for the increased numbers of\nteachers needed by increased en\nrollments. with the consequent\nthinning of teacher ranks ronsti\ntuting one of Virginia\u0027s most\npressing problems\nlaical Effect\nCounty-by-county figures com\ntitled bv the YEA show that fo*\nthe 1952-53 session Amelin. Buck\ningham. Charlotte. Cumberland.\nP.\u0027whatan and Prince Edward\ncounties had 71 teachers who did\nnot return to their positions Of\nthat number. 43 left the teaching\nprofession permanently, while the\nremainder moved about, pre\nsumably to higher paying school\nsystems, or for more convenient\n• locations.\nFor the 1953-54 term, it is esti\nmated the same counties will re\nquire 72 new teachers, some re\nquiring as high as one - fourth\nmore as presently teaching\nThe research figures klso show\nthese statistics:\nTen per cent of Virginia\u0027s\nteachers in 1952-53 had sub\nstandard certificates" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5899, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0020", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0020", "label": "School Costs", "dtoType": "document", "order": 23, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0020-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "School Costs\nThe average instructional ex\npenditure for schools per child in\nVirginia in 1951-52 was 3155.61.\nup from $144 40 for the 1950-51\nterm. These costs do not include\ndebt .serv ice or capital outlays.\nVirginia counties varied in the\ntier-child, per year cost from\nBuchanan county, at $85.00 to\nArlington county, the highest, of\n$276.34 The national average for\n1951-52 was $217.45 per child\nThe average classroom salary\nm Virginia in 1951-52 was $2,527.\nalso utv $136 over 1950-51. The\nelementary school salary average\nwas $2,389; for high school teach\ners. $2,689. and for vocational\nteachers $3,181\nThe U. S. average per teacher\nwas $3,167\nHarter Play\nLong wood Players will pre\nsent the Barter Theater\u0027s pro\nduction of Owen VVister\u0027s novel.\n\u0022The Virginian.\u0022 Friday night\nat 8:15 in lurman Auditorium.\nStudents and citizens of the\narea are invited to attend the\nplay, which will star Robert\nPorterfield. founder of Vir\nginias state theater.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "School Costs\nThe average instructional ex\npenditure for schools per child in\nVirginia in 1951-52 was 3155.61.\nup from $144 40 for the 1950-51\nterm. These costs do not include\ndebt .serv ice or capital outlays.\nVirginia counties varied in the\ntier-child, per year cost from\nBuchanan county, at $85.00 to\nArlington county, the highest, of\n$276.34 The national average for\n1951-52 was $217.45 per child\nThe average classroom salary\nm Virginia in 1951-52 was $2,527.\nalso utv $136 over 1950-51. The\nelementary school salary average\nwas $2,389; for high school teach\ners. $2,689. and for vocational\nteachers $3,181\nThe U. S. average per teacher\nwas $3,167\nHarter Play\nLong wood Players will pre\nsent the Barter Theater\u0027s pro\nduction of Owen VVister\u0027s novel.\n\u0022The Virginian.\u0022 Friday night\nat 8:15 in lurman Auditorium.\nStudents and citizens of the\narea are invited to attend the\nplay, which will star Robert\nPorterfield. founder of Vir\nginias state theater." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6355, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0434", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0434", "label": "NSW S SUM MARY", "dtoType": "document", "order": 24, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0434-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "NSW S SUM MARY", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "NSW S SUM MARY" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6298, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0021", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0021", "label": "v. s. \u003C \\si \\i.tii:s IN KOKI A 139,819", "dtoType": "document", "order": 25, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0021-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "\\si \\i.tii:s\nIN KOKI A 139,819\nAnnounced U n battle ca.utalr\nties in Korea reached 129.819 tl\nweek, an increase of 395 from tl \u0022\nprevious week. The totals show:\nkilled 20.499 wounoi t! 90.293. and\nmissing 13.025.\nBy services the cast.a t.es hav \u0027\nbeen divided: Ann.’.. j©1.437; Air\nForce. 1.417: Navy. 1.303. and\nMarines. 25.112.\nCl OB \\\\ AK ‘PLANNING’\n(.ITS M W ( 1111 I\nTri-idenl Fisenhovvet has nani\ni ti C. D. Jackson, N\u003C a York\nmagav.uic publisher and wai I tine\npsychological w ;u e\\p\u003Crt. 1«* a\nnew post ot spei ,ai a ....tali’ 111\ncharge ot Americas cold wal\nplanning Jackson, an aide to\nFiscnhover in the Noilh African\nand Furopeau campaigns \u003C f\nWorld War II will serve as the\nWhite House link unit the scat\ntered departments and agencies\nnow seeking to counter the global\npropaganda and other pressure of\nlive Soviet ofoc.\nAnnouncing Mic appointmei 1\nSherman Adams, chid: assistant\nto the President, said Jackson will\n• • v\u003C p« _ \u0027■*0\u0027.\u0027\u0022: t : ■:", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "\\si \\i.tii:s\nIN KOKI A 139,819\nAnnounced U n battle ca.utalr\nties in Korea reached 129.819 tl\nweek, an increase of 395 from tl \u0022\nprevious week. The totals show:\nkilled 20.499 wounoi t! 90.293. and\nmissing 13.025.\nBy services the cast.a t.es hav \u0027\nbeen divided: Ann.’.. j©1.437; Air\nForce. 1.417: Navy. 1.303. and\nMarines. 25.112.\nCl OB \\\\ AK ‘PLANNING’\n(.ITS M W ( 1111 I\nTri-idenl Fisenhovvet has nani\ni ti C. D. Jackson, N\u003C a York\nmagav.uic publisher and wai I tine\npsychological w ;u e\\p\u003Crt. 1«* a\nnew post ot spei ,ai a ....tali’ 111\ncharge ot Americas cold wal\nplanning Jackson, an aide to\nFiscnhover in the Noilh African\nand Furopeau campaigns \u003C f\nWorld War II will serve as the\nWhite House link unit the scat\ntered departments and agencies\nnow seeking to counter the global\npropaganda and other pressure of\nlive Soviet ofoc.\nAnnouncing Mic appointmei 1\nSherman Adams, chid: assistant\nto the President, said Jackson will\n• • v\u003C p« _ \u0027■*0\u0027.\u0027\u0022: t : ■:" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5055, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0022", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0022", "label": "lie •cold war\u0027 planning of tins admin ua ion.\u0027", "dtoType": "document", "order": 26, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0022-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "lie •cold war\u0027 planning of tins\nadmin ua ion.\u0027\nGJ V. TWI.OK HINTS\nOf KOKK.V Sini’KISI,\u0027\n1.\u0027 Gen. Maxwell I) Taylor\nhinted Sunday ins Kiglith Army\nwould have r.oin\u003C\u003E unpleasant\nsurprises m store for the Com\nlnunis\u0027s and declarer* he asked\nnothing better than a Red offen\nsive m Korea\n\u0027We\u0027re ready to take him on\nany time lie coni\u0022;,\u0027 the ilea\ncommander of Allied ground\nInters told his first news con\nference\nHe calk\u0027d the Lir.iitli Army a\n!o: inidabir military force w hich\nhas accomplished giv.U things in\nthe pa.-\u0027 an ] s eup.i:,i\u0027 of further\nnch\u0022-\u0027. \u0027•lilt nt ;■ in 1 he future\nMH s tt (\u003ENS \\N\nSII«.I Nftt t S. If!.(OKI*\nUn.ted Nations warships and\nnaval planes this wick opened\nthe third year of siege of the\nCommunist east roast port of\nWiui; an - a battered hulk of rnb\nbH: and death. Once the hub of\nNorth Korea\u0027s transport at mti sys\ntem along the east coast with a\n100 000 !\u0027ouu!atic»:i. \u0027 :■ city has", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "lie •cold war\u0027 planning of tins\nadmin ua ion.\u0027\nGJ V. TWI.OK HINTS\nOf KOKK.V Sini’KISI,\u0027\n1.\u0027 Gen. Maxwell I) Taylor\nhinted Sunday ins Kiglith Army\nwould have r.oin\u003C\u003E unpleasant\nsurprises m store for the Com\nlnunis\u0027s and declarer* he asked\nnothing better than a Red offen\nsive m Korea\n\u0027We\u0027re ready to take him on\nany time lie coni\u0022;,\u0027 the ilea\ncommander of Allied ground\nInters told his first news con\nference\nHe calk\u0027d the Lir.iitli Army a\n!o: inidabir military force w hich\nhas accomplished giv.U things in\nthe pa.-\u0027 an ] s eup.i:,i\u0027 of further\nnch\u0022-\u0027. \u0027•lilt nt ;■ in 1 he future\nMH s tt (\u003ENS \\N\nSII«.I Nftt t S. If!.(OKI*\nUn.ted Nations warships and\nnaval planes this wick opened\nthe third year of siege of the\nCommunist east roast port of\nWiui; an - a battered hulk of rnb\nbH: and death. Once the hub of\nNorth Korea\u0027s transport at mti sys\ntem along the east coast with a\n100 000 !\u0027ouu!atic»:i. \u0027 :■ city has" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4875, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0023", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0023", "label": "boon i educed to a few civilians and 30.000", "dtoType": "document", "order": 27, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0023-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "boon i educed to a few civilians\nand 30.000 Red Soldiers by the\nU. S. Navy\u0027s longest siege ui his\ntory.\nNight heckler planes from the\ncarriers of Rear Adm. Apollo\nSouccks Carrier Division 3 open\ned the third year of incessant\nattack with bombing and strafing\nraids.\nSEN. BY HI) AGAIN\nSEEKS END OF RF(\nSenator Harry F. hyrd is co\npatron of a bill mtioQiiced in the\nSenate this week to abolish the\nReconstruction Finance Corpora\ntion. Under the bill me Secretary\nol the Treasury would begin next\nJanuary 1 liquidating the 31\nyear-old \u0022temporalv\u0022 depression\nagency which has outstanding:\nloans totaling upwards of $700\nmillion. The agency this year is\ncosting more than $H.5 million\nin administrative overhead, and it,\nis employing mere than 3.000\npeople—about half of them in\nWashington and the oth r half in\nfive branches and 33 loan of I ices\nscattered throughout the country\nand m Pue rto Rico and Alaska\nThis bill would direct that the\nnet proceeds from the liquidation\nshall be applied exclusively to\nieduction of the national debt.\nI", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "boon i educed to a few civilians\nand 30.000 Red Soldiers by the\nU. S. Navy\u0027s longest siege ui his\ntory.\nNight heckler planes from the\ncarriers of Rear Adm. Apollo\nSouccks Carrier Division 3 open\ned the third year of incessant\nattack with bombing and strafing\nraids.\nSEN. BY HI) AGAIN\nSEEKS END OF RF(\nSenator Harry F. hyrd is co\npatron of a bill mtioQiiced in the\nSenate this week to abolish the\nReconstruction Finance Corpora\ntion. Under the bill me Secretary\nol the Treasury would begin next\nJanuary 1 liquidating the 31\nyear-old \u0022temporalv\u0022 depression\nagency which has outstanding:\nloans totaling upwards of $700\nmillion. The agency this year is\ncosting more than $H.5 million\nin administrative overhead, and it,\nis employing mere than 3.000\npeople—about half of them in\nWashington and the oth r half in\nfive branches and 33 loan of I ices\nscattered throughout the country\nand m Pue rto Rico and Alaska\nThis bill would direct that the\nnet proceeds from the liquidation\nshall be applied exclusively to\nieduction of the national debt.\nI" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5563, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0024", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0024", "label": "Metes from Cumberland Mrs. Howard R. Bryant To Entertain", "dtoType": "document", "order": 28, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0024-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Metes from Cumberland\nMrs. Howard R. Bryant To Entertain\nWMU Members Of Fitzgerald Church", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Metes from Cumberland\nMrs. Howard R. Bryant To Entertain\nWMU Members Of Fitzgerald Church" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7118, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0025", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0025", "label": "Members of Fitzgerald Baptist \u0027WMU will meet Friday evening.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 29, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0025-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Members of Fitzgerald Baptist\n\u0027WMU will meet Friday evening.\nFeb. 20. at 8. with Mrs. Howard\nR. Bryant. Mrs. T. P. Reynolds\nwill have charge of the program.\nMr. and Mss. F.. H. Hopkins.\n- .Jr., and their daughter. Beth,\n^motored to Messlck, Sunday, for\n■ a visit with his mother.\nMr. and Mrs. R. O. Garrett, who\n\u0027.\u0027were accompanied by W D.\n-Walker and Robert Garnett, of\n\u0027 Guinea, returned Saturday from\na two weeks\u0027 vacation in Florida.\nJBt. Augustine, Tampa. Key West.\nfSnrasota Springs and other points\nof interest were included in their\n\u0027 sight-seeing tour.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Members of Fitzgerald Baptist\n\u0027WMU will meet Friday evening.\nFeb. 20. at 8. with Mrs. Howard\nR. Bryant. Mrs. T. P. Reynolds\nwill have charge of the program.\nMr. and Mss. F.. H. Hopkins.\n- .Jr., and their daughter. Beth,\n^motored to Messlck, Sunday, for\n■ a visit with his mother.\nMr. and Mrs. R. O. Garrett, who\n\u0027.\u0027were accompanied by W D.\n-Walker and Robert Garnett, of\n\u0027 Guinea, returned Saturday from\na two weeks\u0027 vacation in Florida.\nJBt. Augustine, Tampa. Key West.\nfSnrasota Springs and other points\nof interest were included in their\n\u0027 sight-seeing tour." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7265, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0026", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0026", "label": "Visit Homes Lewis M. Blubaker and Jesse A. Orewes", "dtoType": "document", "order": 30, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0026-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Visit Homes\nLewis M. Blubaker and Jesse A.\nOrewes visited in their respective\nhomes during the week end. Mr.\nBlubaker went to Roanoke, and\nMr. Crewes to Manteo. in Buck\ningham county.\nRoscoe L. Lovins entered Mc\nGuire Hospital for treatment, last\nMonday.\nMr. and Mrs. W H. Moon, with\ntheir children, of Richmond, are\nexpected week end guests of Mrs.\nMoon\u0027s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R\nE Peters.\nEnters Hospital\nMrs. J. C Hayes, who was ad\nmitted to the Southside Commu\nnity Hospital, last Saturday, is re\nported as improving\nExpected week end guests of Dr.\nand Mrs. E. B Nuckols are Mr.\nand Mrs. James T Williams and\ntheir daughter. Kathy, of Lexing-\u0027\nton.\nMiss Mary Ann George was the\n* overnight guests, last Friday, of\nMiss Earline Hatcher, of near\nFarmville.\nStanley Parly\nMrs. M .H. Kanipe entertained\nwith a Stanley Party. Wednesday\nevening at her home. \u0027 Northfield\nF irm.\u0022\nMr. and Mrs. James S. Gc.dsey\nand daughters. Pago and Janet,\nwere guests. Sunday, of Mr God\nsey\u0027s mother. Mrs. Vincent C\n;,Tate. of Saxe\nMiss Shirley Atkinson returned\nto Lynchburg. Sunday, following\na week end visit with her parents.\nMr. and Mrs. H C Atkinson\nMiss Ida Amos. 01 Richmond,\nspent the past week end here as a\nguest of Mr. and Mrs. C. D.\nBrown.\nSunday Guests\nMr. and Mrs. L. B. Danbv have\n«s their guest. Mrs. Eula A. Cole\nman. of Washington. D. C. Other\n’ guests, Sunday, were Mr. and Mr\nOliver Haynes Blankenship, of\nPetersburg. Both Mr and Mrs.\nDan by are recuperating from a\nrecent severe attack of flu.\nMr. and Mrs. J G. Sanderson\nand their son. James Garland.\nJr., of Richmond, were visitors.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Visit Homes\nLewis M. Blubaker and Jesse A.\nOrewes visited in their respective\nhomes during the week end. Mr.\nBlubaker went to Roanoke, and\nMr. Crewes to Manteo. in Buck\ningham county.\nRoscoe L. Lovins entered Mc\nGuire Hospital for treatment, last\nMonday.\nMr. and Mrs. W H. Moon, with\ntheir children, of Richmond, are\nexpected week end guests of Mrs.\nMoon\u0027s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R\nE Peters.\nEnters Hospital\nMrs. J. C Hayes, who was ad\nmitted to the Southside Commu\nnity Hospital, last Saturday, is re\nported as improving\nExpected week end guests of Dr.\nand Mrs. E. B Nuckols are Mr.\nand Mrs. James T Williams and\ntheir daughter. Kathy, of Lexing-\u0027\nton.\nMiss Mary Ann George was the\n* overnight guests, last Friday, of\nMiss Earline Hatcher, of near\nFarmville.\nStanley Parly\nMrs. M .H. Kanipe entertained\nwith a Stanley Party. Wednesday\nevening at her home. \u0027 Northfield\nF irm.\u0022\nMr. and Mrs. James S. Gc.dsey\nand daughters. Pago and Janet,\nwere guests. Sunday, of Mr God\nsey\u0027s mother. Mrs. Vincent C\n;,Tate. of Saxe\nMiss Shirley Atkinson returned\nto Lynchburg. Sunday, following\na week end visit with her parents.\nMr. and Mrs. H C Atkinson\nMiss Ida Amos. 01 Richmond,\nspent the past week end here as a\nguest of Mr. and Mrs. C. D.\nBrown.\nSunday Guests\nMr. and Mrs. L. B. Danbv have\n«s their guest. Mrs. Eula A. Cole\nman. of Washington. D. C. Other\n’ guests, Sunday, were Mr. and Mr\nOliver Haynes Blankenship, of\nPetersburg. Both Mr and Mrs.\nDan by are recuperating from a\nrecent severe attack of flu.\nMr. and Mrs. J G. Sanderson\nand their son. James Garland.\nJr., of Richmond, were visitors." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6545, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0027", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0027", "label": "Saturday, of Mr, and Mrs. E. II Vassar. The", "dtoType": "document", "order": 31, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0027-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Saturday, of Mr, and Mrs. E. II\nVassar.\nThe Cumberland Youth Fellow\nship met last Sunday evening w’ith\nBill Atkinson at the home of his\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tu\nlane Atkinscn, of Hampden-Syd\nney. Despite inclement weather,\n19 members were present, includ\ning the Rev. J. S. King. Mrs. King\nand counselors, Mrs. H. D. Mor\nins afid Mrs. Herbert Goodman.\nRichmond Guests\nMr. and Mrs. E. S. Dowdy, of\nRichmond, were guests. Sunday,\nof his sister, Mrs. John T Flippen\nat \u0022Rose Cottage.”\nGuests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.\nGordon L. Garrett were Mr. and\nMrs. R. C. Boisseau and their son,\nPeter, also Mr. and Mrs. Francis\nA. Boisseau. of Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. H G. Atkinson\nvisited her mother. Mrs. B S\nThomas, who is improving at\nStuart Circle Hospital Richmond.\nSunday.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Saturday, of Mr, and Mrs. E. II\nVassar.\nThe Cumberland Youth Fellow\nship met last Sunday evening w’ith\nBill Atkinson at the home of his\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tu\nlane Atkinscn, of Hampden-Syd\nney. Despite inclement weather,\n19 members were present, includ\ning the Rev. J. S. King. Mrs. King\nand counselors, Mrs. H. D. Mor\nins afid Mrs. Herbert Goodman.\nRichmond Guests\nMr. and Mrs. E. S. Dowdy, of\nRichmond, were guests. Sunday,\nof his sister, Mrs. John T Flippen\nat \u0022Rose Cottage.”\nGuests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.\nGordon L. Garrett were Mr. and\nMrs. R. C. Boisseau and their son,\nPeter, also Mr. and Mrs. Francis\nA. Boisseau. of Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. H G. Atkinson\nvisited her mother. Mrs. B S\nThomas, who is improving at\nStuart Circle Hospital Richmond.\nSunday." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6459, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0028", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0028", "label": "Returns From Visit Mrs. J. D. Carpenter has return", "dtoType": "document", "order": 32, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0028-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Returns From Visit\nMrs. J. D. Carpenter has return\ned from n visit with her sister.\nMrs. J. L. Landram, and Mr. Lan\ndrum. of Doswell.\nThe Rev. J S King attended\nthe prayer retreat of the Virginia\nMethodist Conference, held at\nNatural Bridge, this week\nMiss Fannie T. Foster and J T.\nFoster, Jr., have as their guest,\ntheir sister. Mrs. C. D. Westman.\nof Norfolk\nVisit In Amel*a\nThe family of E. A, Brown spent\nthe day. Sunday, as guests of Mr\nar.d Mrs. William Pembelton. in\nAmelia. Miss Dottle Jean Brown\nreturned to Richmond. Sunday,\nafter spending the week end at\nher home here.\nAndrew E. Godsey, who under\nwent a knee operation. Friday of\n!n-t week, at tIre Southside Com\nmunity Hospital. Farmville. is im\nproving.\nMr. and Mrs. Howard Settle, of\nAlberta, spent the week end here\nas guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Al\nlen Carter. Mrs. Settle remained\nfor a fw days’ visit\nC C Crawley, of Farmville. was\nthe week end guest of his brother\nand sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.\nLewis Crawley.\nThe family of J. J. Pembelton\nhad as their guests. Sunday, Mr.\nand Mrs. Eddie Bates\u0027 and their\n.-on. Robert, of Amelia.\nC’arpe Meeting\nThe charge meeting of the Cum\nberland Youth Fellowship will be\nheld Sunday evening. Feb. 22. at\n7, in the Centenary Methodist\nChurch. Cars will leave Cumber\nland at 6:30 p. m.\nM H. Ksnipe and family motor\ned to Stony Creek. Sunday, for a\nvisit with friends and relatives", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Returns From Visit\nMrs. J. D. Carpenter has return\ned from n visit with her sister.\nMrs. J. L. Landram, and Mr. Lan\ndrum. of Doswell.\nThe Rev. J S King attended\nthe prayer retreat of the Virginia\nMethodist Conference, held at\nNatural Bridge, this week\nMiss Fannie T. Foster and J T.\nFoster, Jr., have as their guest,\ntheir sister. Mrs. C. D. Westman.\nof Norfolk\nVisit In Amel*a\nThe family of E. A, Brown spent\nthe day. Sunday, as guests of Mr\nar.d Mrs. William Pembelton. in\nAmelia. Miss Dottle Jean Brown\nreturned to Richmond. Sunday,\nafter spending the week end at\nher home here.\nAndrew E. Godsey, who under\nwent a knee operation. Friday of\n!n-t week, at tIre Southside Com\nmunity Hospital. Farmville. is im\nproving.\nMr. and Mrs. Howard Settle, of\nAlberta, spent the week end here\nas guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Al\nlen Carter. Mrs. Settle remained\nfor a fw days’ visit\nC C Crawley, of Farmville. was\nthe week end guest of his brother\nand sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.\nLewis Crawley.\nThe family of J. J. Pembelton\nhad as their guests. Sunday, Mr.\nand Mrs. Eddie Bates\u0027 and their\n.-on. Robert, of Amelia.\nC’arpe Meeting\nThe charge meeting of the Cum\nberland Youth Fellowship will be\nheld Sunday evening. Feb. 22. at\n7, in the Centenary Methodist\nChurch. Cars will leave Cumber\nland at 6:30 p. m.\nM H. Ksnipe and family motor\ned to Stony Creek. 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We are looking forward to serving you in the\nfuture with the best quality merchandise at lowest\npossible prices.\nYANCEY S SELF SERVICE\nTom Yancit, (tu ner", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "We Thank You...!\nWe wish to thank our many friends and customers\nfor their patronage since our opening on Saturday,\nFeb. 14. We are looking forward to serving you in the\nfuture with the best quality merchandise at lowest\npossible prices.\nYANCEY S SELF SERVICE\nTom Yancit, (tu ner" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6803, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0030", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0030", "label": "A Few of OUR Mam/ WEEK-END SPECIALS Pure LARD", "dtoType": "document", "order": 34, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0030-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "A Few of OUR Mam/\nWEEK-END SPECIALS\nPure\nLARD 4 ibs. 53c\nPure Pork\nSAUSAGE ib pkg 35c\nMiracle Whip\nSALAD DRESSING p« 35c\nSaltine\nCRACKERS ib Pkg 21c\nGINGER SNAPS ib Pkg 25c\nDRIED BEANS 2 ib. pig, 27c\nGreat Northerns, Pinto or Baby I.imas\nPride of Virginia\nTOMATOES No 2 Can 16c\nNo. 2Vi Cans Fairhax Mall\nPORK \u0026 BEANS 2w 35c\nAMOCO GAS AND OIL\nYANCEY\u0027S\nSELF SERVICE\nFarmrille’s Modern Suburban Shire\n12 Mile North Of Farmvilte On Route I ~\u003E—. trross\nCumberland firidoe\nOften 7 A W To V fJ. 1/.\nPlenty of Free Parking", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "A Few of OUR Mam/\nWEEK-END SPECIALS\nPure\nLARD 4 ibs. 53c\nPure Pork\nSAUSAGE ib pkg 35c\nMiracle Whip\nSALAD DRESSING p« 35c\nSaltine\nCRACKERS ib Pkg 21c\nGINGER SNAPS ib Pkg 25c\nDRIED BEANS 2 ib. pig, 27c\nGreat Northerns, Pinto or Baby I.imas\nPride of Virginia\nTOMATOES No 2 Can 16c\nNo. 2Vi Cans Fairhax Mall\nPORK \u0026 BEANS 2w 35c\nAMOCO GAS AND OIL\nYANCEY\u0027S\nSELF SERVICE\nFarmrille’s Modern Suburban Shire\n12 Mile North Of Farmvilte On Route I ~\u003E—. trross\nCumberland firidoe\nOften 7 A W To V fJ. 1/.\nPlenty of Free Parking" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7506, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0031", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0031", "label": "Asliby .Xtirs", "dtoType": "document", "order": 35, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0031-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Asliby .Xtirs\n| World Prayer Day\nService Set Friday\nMiss Nancy Gordon and Miss\n, Audrey Sanderson, of Madison\n; College, also Mr. and Mrs. J. O.\n, Sanderson and Jimmy, of Rich\nmond, spent the week end in the\nW P. Sanderson home, and at\ntended Thomas Chapel services\nSunday morning.\nOther visitors at church includ\ned Miss Wyland Smith, of Rich\nmond. Mrs. Herbert Goodman and\n■ Herbert Hindle Goodman, of\nGrove Church.\nRev. Mr. Mason was dinner\n\u0027 guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wal\nton on Sunday. Other visitors in\n. the home were Mr. and Mrs. Sam\ni Bigger, Robert Blanton, and Mr.\nand Mrs. Leland Walton.\nMr. and Mrs. H. T. Cole Jr., and\nchildren were in Ricnmond Sat\nurday.\nMiss Bessie Vaughn, of Chase\nCity, is spending sometime with\nher sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.\nBagby. Miss Vaughn has just re\nturned from a visit in Florida.\nMrs. L. B. Garrett is spending\na week with her son and daug’n\ni ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. David\nGarrett, in Bowling Green.\nIven Cole is visiting his grand\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cole.\nWorld Day of Prayer will be ob\nserved Friday night. Feb. 20. at\n8 o’clock. The WSCS of Oak wood\nMethodist Church is in charge of\nthe program. The public is in- t\nvited.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Asliby .Xtirs\n| World Prayer Day\nService Set Friday\nMiss Nancy Gordon and Miss\n, Audrey Sanderson, of Madison\n; College, also Mr. and Mrs. J. O.\n, Sanderson and Jimmy, of Rich\nmond, spent the week end in the\nW P. Sanderson home, and at\ntended Thomas Chapel services\nSunday morning.\nOther visitors at church includ\ned Miss Wyland Smith, of Rich\nmond. Mrs. Herbert Goodman and\n■ Herbert Hindle Goodman, of\nGrove Church.\nRev. Mr. Mason was dinner\n\u0027 guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wal\nton on Sunday. Other visitors in\n. the home were Mr. and Mrs. Sam\ni Bigger, Robert Blanton, and Mr.\nand Mrs. Leland Walton.\nMr. and Mrs. H. T. Cole Jr., and\nchildren were in Ricnmond Sat\nurday.\nMiss Bessie Vaughn, of Chase\nCity, is spending sometime with\nher sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.\nBagby. Miss Vaughn has just re\nturned from a visit in Florida.\nMrs. L. B. Garrett is spending\na week with her son and daug’n\ni ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. David\nGarrett, in Bowling Green.\nIven Cole is visiting his grand\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cole.\nWorld Day of Prayer will be ob\nserved Friday night. Feb. 20. at\n8 o’clock. The WSCS of Oak wood\nMethodist Church is in charge of\nthe program. 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T Dabney and Miss\nMartha Louise Dabney were in\nParmville Friday.\nMrs. Ruth Gamage. Mrs. F. D\nIrving, Mrs. Harry Harrison and\nMisses Janice Blanton and Bar\nbara Gamage attended the Bar\nter Theater play, at Goochland.\nWednesday night.\nRichmond Guests\nMrs D H. Turner and other\nrelatives from Richmond spent\nthe past week end with Mrs. M\nE. Blanton. Jr., and attended\nworship services at Mizpali Chris\ntian Church, m Goochland, on\nSunday.\nMr. and Mrs. Gene Banton. of\nRichmond, were week end guests ,\nof Mr. and Mrs. J H. Banton.\nMr and Mrs. G L. Blanton Jr.,\nvisited relatives in Richmond.\nSunday\nMrs. Cecil Smith. Mrs. 11. TV\nPleasants. Mrs. J. Alex Ransone.,\nMrs. G. L Blanton and Mrs. F.\nD. Irving, with Mrs. H. A. Ran\ns: ne. of Fife, attended an all-day\nWMU meeting at Dillwyn Bap\ntist Church the past Tuesday.\nMr. and Mrs. George J. Whit\nlock and family visited relatives\nm Charlottesville Sunday.\n’VMl\u0027 Meets\nThe W. 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Jr., and attended\nworship services at Mizpali Chris\ntian Church, m Goochland, on\nSunday.\nMr. and Mrs. Gene Banton. of\nRichmond, were week end guests ,\nof Mr. and Mrs. J H. Banton.\nMr and Mrs. G L. Blanton Jr.,\nvisited relatives in Richmond.\nSunday\nMrs. Cecil Smith. Mrs. 11. TV\nPleasants. Mrs. J. Alex Ransone.,\nMrs. G. L Blanton and Mrs. F.\nD. Irving, with Mrs. H. A. Ran\ns: ne. of Fife, attended an all-day\nWMU meeting at Dillwyn Bap\ntist Church the past Tuesday.\nMr. and Mrs. George J. Whit\nlock and family visited relatives\nm Charlottesville Sunday.\n’VMl\u0027 Meets\nThe W. M U. of the Carters\n. \\ille Baptist Church met with\nMrs. G. L Blanton Thursday\nnight.\nRev. Cecil Smith preached a\u0027\n\u0027the C\u0026O Baptist Church, at Glad\nioli. Sunday night.\nMr. and Mrs. G. I... Blanton and\ni daughter, Vivian, spent the week\nj end with relatives in Chase City\n\u0027 M. E. Blanton and G. L. 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Cuts\nfaster, easier and stands up\nlonger even under rugged\neveryday use. Ask us for a\nfree demonstration.\nSTRAIGHT BLADE AND BOW SAWS\nF. W. Shanaberger\n\u0026 Sons\nROCTE 460—EAST\nThone 2017R\nj FARMVILLE. VIRGINIA", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "HOMELITE\nONE MAN CHAIN SAW\nYou get more pro\nduction ... you make more\nmoney . . . when you cut\nwith a Homelite. Cuts\nfaster, easier and stands up\nlonger even under rugged\neveryday use. Ask us for a\nfree demonstration.\nSTRAIGHT BLADE AND BOW SAWS\nF. W. Shanaberger\n\u0026 Sons\nROCTE 460—EAST\nThone 2017R\nj FARMVILLE. VIRGINIA" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7453, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0436", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0436", "label": "Cartersville Pastor To Lead Red Cross Fund Appeal In Cumberland", "dtoType": "document", "order": 40, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0436-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Cartersville Pastor To Lead Red\nCross Fund Appeal In Cumberland", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Cartersville Pastor To Lead Red\nCross Fund Appeal In Cumberland" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8074, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0035", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0035", "label": "The Rev, Cecil Smith, of Car tersville. will lead", "dtoType": "document", "order": 41, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0035-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Rev, Cecil Smith, of Car\ntersville. will lead the 1953 Rod\nCross fund drive in Cumberland\ncounty. The drive opens March 1\nand will continue through the\nmonth.\nRev. Mr. Smith, who is pastor\nof the Cartersville field of Baptist\nchurches, has announced that the\ncampaign goal is a third larger\nthan the county’s goal last year,\nwhen a successful fund appeal\nwas made.\nThe campaign leader has an\nnounced the following organiza\ntion: campaign vice chairman, the\nRev. M. R. Mason, of Cartersville;\nWill Robinson. Hamilton District\nchairman; Frank Beer, Randolph\nDistrict chairman, and Irving\nFlippen, Cumberland area chair\nman.\nThe county goal has been in\ncreased above that of last year\nduo to increased calls on the Red\nCross asked by the Armed Forces\nand U. S. Health authorities.\nFor the military, the Red Cross\nhas been requested to establish\nrecreation facilities in far-flung\nmilitary outposts around the\nglobe, where U S. servicemen\nmust be stationed. For health\nmeasures, the Red Cross has been\ndesignated the agency to collect\nadditional blood’ to bo processed\ninto Gamma Globulin, a blood\nderivative found effective against\nthe crippling virus of polio.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Rev, Cecil Smith, of Car\ntersville. will lead the 1953 Rod\nCross fund drive in Cumberland\ncounty. The drive opens March 1\nand will continue through the\nmonth.\nRev. Mr. Smith, who is pastor\nof the Cartersville field of Baptist\nchurches, has announced that the\ncampaign goal is a third larger\nthan the county’s goal last year,\nwhen a successful fund appeal\nwas made.\nThe campaign leader has an\nnounced the following organiza\ntion: campaign vice chairman, the\nRev. M. R. Mason, of Cartersville;\nWill Robinson. Hamilton District\nchairman; Frank Beer, Randolph\nDistrict chairman, and Irving\nFlippen, Cumberland area chair\nman.\nThe county goal has been in\ncreased above that of last year\nduo to increased calls on the Red\nCross asked by the Armed Forces\nand U. S. Health authorities.\nFor the military, the Red Cross\nhas been requested to establish\nrecreation facilities in far-flung\nmilitary outposts around the\nglobe, where U S. servicemen\nmust be stationed. For health\nmeasures, the Red Cross has been\ndesignated the agency to collect\nadditional blood’ to bo processed\ninto Gamma Globulin, a blood\nderivative found effective against\nthe crippling virus of polio." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6666, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0036", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0036", "label": "Calra", "dtoType": "document", "order": 42, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0036-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Calra\nMiss Mary Wright, Mrs. Robert\nWright. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stin\nson and Bobby Wright were\nvisitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. East\nand Mr. and Mrs. Wiilarci Orange,\nof Richmond. Sunday.\nSunday visitors ot Mrs. J. W.\nWhaley and Mr. and Mrs. Walter\nDowdy were Mr. and Mrs. Paul\nDowdy and family, of Richmond.\nWe are very sorry that John\nRousch and Mary Wiifcht are on\nthe sick list, this week. We wish\nthem a very speedy xecovtry.\nMr. and Mrs. Elmo Stinson,\nMrs. Robert Wright and Bobby\nWright were Friday night visitors\nof Mr. and Mrs. W7. T. Stinson.\nMr. and Mrs. Eimo Stinson\nvisited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowe,\nTuesday evening.\nMr. and Mrs. Manville Wright\nwere Sunday evening visitors of\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Wright.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Calra\nMiss Mary Wright, Mrs. Robert\nWright. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stin\nson and Bobby Wright were\nvisitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. East\nand Mr. and Mrs. Wiilarci Orange,\nof Richmond. Sunday.\nSunday visitors ot Mrs. J. W.\nWhaley and Mr. and Mrs. Walter\nDowdy were Mr. and Mrs. Paul\nDowdy and family, of Richmond.\nWe are very sorry that John\nRousch and Mary Wiifcht are on\nthe sick list, this week. We wish\nthem a very speedy xecovtry.\nMr. and Mrs. Elmo Stinson,\nMrs. Robert Wright and Bobby\nWright were Friday night visitors\nof Mr. and Mrs. W7. T. Stinson.\nMr. and Mrs. Eimo Stinson\nvisited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowe,\nTuesday evening.\nMr. and Mrs. Manville Wright\nwere Sunday evening visitors of\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Wright." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6614, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0037", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0037", "label": "REV. C ECIL SMITH", "dtoType": "document", "order": 43, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0037-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "REV. C ECIL SMITH\nGuinea Mills Rt. 1\nMr. arid Mrs. R, L. Trent re\nturned home Saturday after visit\ning relatives in Richmond. Mr.\nTrent is doing nicely after his up- |\noration last week We wish him\na speedy recovery.\nMiss Delores Huddleston and\nLee Puett visited Mr. and Mrs.\nMorton Huddleston during the\nweek end.\nMr. and Mrs. Ralph W Seal, of,\nRichmond, visited Mr. and Mrs.\nGeorge Seal and Mr. and Mrs.\n■Jeff Huddleston during the week\nend.\nJeff Huddleston and children.\nCecil, and Barbara Ann. attend\ned the Baptismal service at Cedar\nBaptist ChurcYi Sunday.\nMrs. I H. Morgan and children\nand Mrs Jeff Huddleston visited\nMr. and Mrs. Morton Huddleston\nlast week.\nMrs. Novel Stout has been on\nthe sick list. We all wish her a\nspeedy recovery\nRichard and Harry Huddleston\nand Buck Bailey attended the\nbasketball game with Bucking\nham and Victoria, at Victoria, Fri\nday.\nThe Green Mountains of Ver\nmont belong to the Appalachian\nRange.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "REV. C ECIL SMITH\nGuinea Mills Rt. 1\nMr. arid Mrs. R, L. Trent re\nturned home Saturday after visit\ning relatives in Richmond. Mr.\nTrent is doing nicely after his up- |\noration last week We wish him\na speedy recovery.\nMiss Delores Huddleston and\nLee Puett visited Mr. and Mrs.\nMorton Huddleston during the\nweek end.\nMr. and Mrs. Ralph W Seal, of,\nRichmond, visited Mr. and Mrs.\nGeorge Seal and Mr. and Mrs.\n■Jeff Huddleston during the week\nend.\nJeff Huddleston and children.\nCecil, and Barbara Ann. attend\ned the Baptismal service at Cedar\nBaptist ChurcYi Sunday.\nMrs. I H. Morgan and children\nand Mrs Jeff Huddleston visited\nMr. and Mrs. Morton Huddleston\nlast week.\nMrs. Novel Stout has been on\nthe sick list. We all wish her a\nspeedy recovery\nRichard and Harry Huddleston\nand Buck Bailey attended the\nbasketball game with Bucking\nham and Victoria, at Victoria, Fri\nday.\nThe Green Mountains of Ver\nmont belong to the Appalachian\nRange." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6018, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0437", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0437", "label": "Guinea News", "dtoType": "document", "order": 44, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0437-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Guinea News", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Guinea News" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7545, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0438", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0438", "label": "Preparations Made For Evangelistic Crusade In Local Homes Recently", "dtoType": "document", "order": 45, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0438-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Preparations Made For Evangelistic\nCrusade In Local Homes Recently", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Preparations Made For Evangelistic\nCrusade In Local Homes Recently" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6584, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0038", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0038", "label": "W. D. Walker and Robert E. Garnett returned home", "dtoType": "document", "order": 46, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0038-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Walker and Robert E.\nGarnett returned home Saturday.\nFeb. 14. alter a two weeks\u0027 trip\nto Florida.\nMrs. Smith\u0027s nephew. Henry\nCook, of Washington, D. C. ar\nrived Friday, Feb. 6, for an ex\ntended visit with the C. C. Smith\nfamily.\nMr. and Mrs. William J Bailey\nand children. Junior, Lillian and\nFred, of Chase City, were Sunday\nluncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.\nA. L. Bailey. Simon Bailey, of\nTennessee, was a recent guest in\nthe same home.\nM-Sgt. D. J. Matson, of Rich\nmond. was a recent guest at his\nhome.\nDr. Wyndham B. Blanton, of\nRichmond, recently spent some\ntime at \u0027West Hill”, his country\nhome, in this neighborhood.\nMr. and Mrs. J. P. Stratton and\nF. D. Ferguson were Sunday\nguests of the Robert J. Meador\nfamily, of Roanoke Mr. Meador\nrecently had been confined to his\nhome by sickness.\nValentine V.irty\nA good many lrcm here attend\ned the valentine party sponsored\nby the MYF at the log cabin in\nCumberland, on Saturday even\ning. Feb. 14.\nJ. E. Meador was a guest of Mr\nand Mrs. G. L Francis and family,\nof Raines, on Sunday afternoon\nFeb. S\nMr. and Mrs. Leroy Dennis, oi\nHopewell, and Mrs. J C. Dennis\nof Raines, were Sunday morning", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Walker and Robert E.\nGarnett returned home Saturday.\nFeb. 14. alter a two weeks\u0027 trip\nto Florida.\nMrs. Smith\u0027s nephew. Henry\nCook, of Washington, D. C. ar\nrived Friday, Feb. 6, for an ex\ntended visit with the C. C. Smith\nfamily.\nMr. and Mrs. William J Bailey\nand children. Junior, Lillian and\nFred, of Chase City, were Sunday\nluncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.\nA. L. Bailey. Simon Bailey, of\nTennessee, was a recent guest in\nthe same home.\nM-Sgt. D. J. Matson, of Rich\nmond. was a recent guest at his\nhome.\nDr. Wyndham B. Blanton, of\nRichmond, recently spent some\ntime at \u0027West Hill”, his country\nhome, in this neighborhood.\nMr. and Mrs. J. P. Stratton and\nF. D. Ferguson were Sunday\nguests of the Robert J. Meador\nfamily, of Roanoke Mr. Meador\nrecently had been confined to his\nhome by sickness.\nValentine V.irty\nA good many lrcm here attend\ned the valentine party sponsored\nby the MYF at the log cabin in\nCumberland, on Saturday even\ning. Feb. 14.\nJ. E. Meador was a guest of Mr\nand Mrs. G. L Francis and family,\nof Raines, on Sunday afternoon\nFeb. S\nMr. and Mrs. Leroy Dennis, oi\nHopewell, and Mrs. J C. Dennis\nof Raines, were Sunday morning" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6448, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0039", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0039", "label": "guests of the Frank Brown fam ily. The MYF", "dtoType": "document", "order": 47, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0039-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "guests of the Frank Brown fam\nily.\nThe MYF of Centenary Church\nmet Sunday evening, Feb. 15. with\nMisses Host* and Ruth Davis.\u0027\nMisses Peri-lla and Annie Laurie\nLloyd had charge of the program.\nTwenty-two members and a good\nmany visitors were present. They\nwere invited to meet with Mrs. I..\nR Womack, on March 1.\nOn Sunday. Feb. 8, the C. C.\nSmith family. Henry Cook and\nMiss Pauline Atkins visited Mr.\nSmith\u0027s mother. Mrs. B M. Smith. I\nof Louisa.\nMr. and Mis. j. p Stratton\nmade a business trip to Richmond\non Tuesday. Feb. 17. In the after\nnoon. they were guests of Mrs.\nStratton\u0027s aunt. Mrs. C. L. Nun\nnally.\n\u0022dan For Crusade\nAs a preliminary to the Evange\nlistic Crusade, for this neighbor\nhood, prayer meetings were held\nlast week in the homes of Mr. and\nMrs. Charles Stimpson. Mr and\nMrs. John Holruan. Mr. and Mrs.\nLeigh R Womack and Mr. and\nMrs. J. P. Stratton.\nThe MYF of the Cumberland\nCharge is invited to meet at", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "guests of the Frank Brown fam\nily.\nThe MYF of Centenary Church\nmet Sunday evening, Feb. 15. with\nMisses Host* and Ruth Davis.\u0027\nMisses Peri-lla and Annie Laurie\nLloyd had charge of the program.\nTwenty-two members and a good\nmany visitors were present. They\nwere invited to meet with Mrs. I..\nR Womack, on March 1.\nOn Sunday. Feb. 8, the C. C.\nSmith family. Henry Cook and\nMiss Pauline Atkins visited Mr.\nSmith\u0027s mother. Mrs. B M. Smith. I\nof Louisa.\nMr. and Mis. j. p Stratton\nmade a business trip to Richmond\non Tuesday. Feb. 17. In the after\nnoon. they were guests of Mrs.\nStratton\u0027s aunt. Mrs. C. L. Nun\nnally.\n\u0022dan For Crusade\nAs a preliminary to the Evange\nlistic Crusade, for this neighbor\nhood, prayer meetings were held\nlast week in the homes of Mr. and\nMrs. Charles Stimpson. Mr and\nMrs. John Holruan. Mr. and Mrs.\nLeigh R Womack and Mr. and\nMrs. J. P. Stratton.\nThe MYF of the Cumberland\nCharge is invited to meet at" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6313, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0040", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0040", "label": "Centenary Church Sunday even", "dtoType": "document", "order": 48, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0040-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Centenary Church Sunday even\ning, Feb. 22. with the Centenary\ngroup in charge of the program.\nAt tliis time, the pastor, the Rev\nJ. S King, is to show moving pic\ntures —the theme and pictures\nare to be on \u0022Stewardship.\u0022 Time\nof the meeting, 7:15.\nGuinea Mills\ni\nJ. M. Hedrick is undergoing\ntreatment and observation at the\nUniversity Hospital in Charlottes\nville. Mrs. J. M. Hedrick. Mr. and\nMrs. Wiiford Hedrick, Jimmie\nHedrick, and Doralee Minor re\ncently visited him there.\nMrs. F. W. Rhodes, of Rich\nmond. spent several days, last\nweek, with Mr. and Mrs. John\nPutney. She returned to Rich\nmond. Saturday, with Mr. and\nMrs. Richard W. Rhodes and\ndaughters, Helen and Janet, who\nwere guests of the Putneys for the\nday.\nMrs. Rhodes and Dorothy and\nAlice Putney spent Friday in and\naround Cartersville visiting\nfriends there, and they had lunch\nin the Hamilton lunchroom.\nMr. and Mrs. Beil Smith.\nJuanita Smith, Mrs. Robert\nSmith, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.\nHedrick, and J. C. and Peggy\nHedrick visited Mr. and Mrs.\nTommy Cawthorne and son, Sun\nday.\nMrs. H R. Belfield and Mrs.\nMable Yarus. c? Richmond,\nspent tile week end with Mr. and\nMrs. J. M. Putney. Mr. and Mrs.\nJ. W. Boykin and Nancy and\nBette Boykin were guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. Putney. Sunday, also.\nRecent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.\nJ. M. Hedrick were Mr. and Mrs.\nWest Waycaster. Mi and Mrs.\nBoy Ownby. Mr. and Mrs Bill\nWrigiit. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim\nDunn and family.\nMr and Mrs. George Moorefield", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Centenary Church Sunday even\ning, Feb. 22. with the Centenary\ngroup in charge of the program.\nAt tliis time, the pastor, the Rev\nJ. S King, is to show moving pic\ntures —the theme and pictures\nare to be on \u0022Stewardship.\u0022 Time\nof the meeting, 7:15.\nGuinea Mills\ni\nJ. M. Hedrick is undergoing\ntreatment and observation at the\nUniversity Hospital in Charlottes\nville. Mrs. J. M. Hedrick. Mr. and\nMrs. Wiiford Hedrick, Jimmie\nHedrick, and Doralee Minor re\ncently visited him there.\nMrs. F. W. Rhodes, of Rich\nmond. spent several days, last\nweek, with Mr. and Mrs. John\nPutney. She returned to Rich\nmond. Saturday, with Mr. and\nMrs. Richard W. Rhodes and\ndaughters, Helen and Janet, who\nwere guests of the Putneys for the\nday.\nMrs. Rhodes and Dorothy and\nAlice Putney spent Friday in and\naround Cartersville visiting\nfriends there, and they had lunch\nin the Hamilton lunchroom.\nMr. and Mrs. Beil Smith.\nJuanita Smith, Mrs. Robert\nSmith, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.\nHedrick, and J. C. and Peggy\nHedrick visited Mr. and Mrs.\nTommy Cawthorne and son, Sun\nday.\nMrs. H R. Belfield and Mrs.\nMable Yarus. c? Richmond,\nspent tile week end with Mr. and\nMrs. J. M. Putney. Mr. and Mrs.\nJ. W. Boykin and Nancy and\nBette Boykin were guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. Putney. Sunday, also.\nRecent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.\nJ. M. Hedrick were Mr. and Mrs.\nWest Waycaster. Mi and Mrs.\nBoy Ownby. Mr. and Mrs Bill\nWrigiit. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim\nDunn and family.\nMr and Mrs. George Moorefield" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6567, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0041", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0041", "label": "LEGAL NOTICE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 49, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0041-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "LEGAL NOTICE\nCOMMONWEALTH OF\nVIRGINIA\nIn the Clerk\u0027s Office of the Cir\ncuit Cour* of the C ounty of\nBuckingham, on the 21st day of\nJanuary, 1933.\nA. S. Loving (Alfred S. Loving\u0027,\nPlaintiff\nAGAINST\nhirk Terry. Jr.. Janus D Loving.\nWillie Loving. Charles H. Loving.\nMarshall Loving and Cornelia\nLoving Shepard. If living, or if\nthey be dead then the widow and\nheirs, devisees and successors in\ntitle of tile said James D. Loving.\nWillie Loving. Charles H. Loving.\nMarshall Loving and Cornelia\nLoving Shepard, who are Aunts\nand Uncles respectively of Lucy\nTerry Childress, deceased, who\nare made parties defendant by\n*he General Description of Parties\nUnknown. The unknown heirs at\nlaw of Lucy Terry Childless, their\nwidows or husbands, respectively,\ntheir devisees and successors in \u0027\ntitle of the said Lucy Terry\nChildress who are made parties\ndefendant by the General De\nscription of PARTIES UN\nKNOWN. Defendants.\nORDER OF PUBLICATION\nThe object of this suit is to\nhave an issue DEVISAVIT VEL\nNON to be made up and tried by\na jury at the bar of this Court to\nascertain and try the question as\nto whether or not tne purported\npaper writing dated January 28,\n1952 and probated in the Clerk\u0027s\nOffice of this Court on February\n28. 1952 and recorded in Will\nBook No. 6 at Page 115 thereof.!\nis or is not the true last Wifi and\nTestament of Lucy Terry Chil- 1\ndress. ’ - 1\nAnd an affidavit having been\nmade and filod that the defen\ndant Park Terry, Jr.. :s not a resi\ndent of the State of Virginia, it\nis ordered that he do appear here\nwithin ten days after due publi\ncation hereof, and do what may\nbe necessary to protect his in\nterest in this suit.\nA copy-Teste:\nJohn C. Spencer, Clerk\nTilts \u0026 Abbitt, p. q. l-304t", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LEGAL NOTICE\nCOMMONWEALTH OF\nVIRGINIA\nIn the Clerk\u0027s Office of the Cir\ncuit Cour* of the C ounty of\nBuckingham, on the 21st day of\nJanuary, 1933.\nA. S. Loving (Alfred S. Loving\u0027,\nPlaintiff\nAGAINST\nhirk Terry. Jr.. Janus D Loving.\nWillie Loving. Charles H. Loving.\nMarshall Loving and Cornelia\nLoving Shepard. If living, or if\nthey be dead then the widow and\nheirs, devisees and successors in\ntitle of tile said James D. Loving.\nWillie Loving. Charles H. Loving.\nMarshall Loving and Cornelia\nLoving Shepard, who are Aunts\nand Uncles respectively of Lucy\nTerry Childress, deceased, who\nare made parties defendant by\n*he General Description of Parties\nUnknown. The unknown heirs at\nlaw of Lucy Terry Childless, their\nwidows or husbands, respectively,\ntheir devisees and successors in \u0027\ntitle of the said Lucy Terry\nChildress who are made parties\ndefendant by the General De\nscription of PARTIES UN\nKNOWN. Defendants.\nORDER OF PUBLICATION\nThe object of this suit is to\nhave an issue DEVISAVIT VEL\nNON to be made up and tried by\na jury at the bar of this Court to\nascertain and try the question as\nto whether or not tne purported\npaper writing dated January 28,\n1952 and probated in the Clerk\u0027s\nOffice of this Court on February\n28. 1952 and recorded in Will\nBook No. 6 at Page 115 thereof.!\nis or is not the true last Wifi and\nTestament of Lucy Terry Chil- 1\ndress. ’ - 1\nAnd an affidavit having been\nmade and filod that the defen\ndant Park Terry, Jr.. :s not a resi\ndent of the State of Virginia, it\nis ordered that he do appear here\nwithin ten days after due publi\ncation hereof, and do what may\nbe necessary to protect his in\nterest in this suit.\nA copy-Teste:\nJohn C. Spencer, Clerk\nTilts \u0026 Abbitt, p. q. l-304t" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6964, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0042", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0042", "label": "\u0027 op-dress Grain EARLY For Big Yields! Small Grain", "dtoType": "document", "order": 50, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0042-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "op-dress Grain\nEARLY\nFor Big Yields!\nSmall Grain crops need nitrogen early, to make vigorous\ngrowth and produce abundant yields. In the late winter or early\nspring — just before growth starts — top-dress each acre with\n100 to 300 pounds of ARCADIAN*, the American Nitrate of\nSoda. ARCADIAN Nitrate of Soda is the genuine, old reliable", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "op-dress Grain\nEARLY\nFor Big Yields!\nSmall Grain crops need nitrogen early, to make vigorous\ngrowth and produce abundant yields. In the late winter or early\nspring — just before growth starts — top-dress each acre with\n100 to 300 pounds of ARCADIAN*, the American Nitrate of\nSoda. ARCADIAN Nitrate of Soda is the genuine, old reliable" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8084, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0439", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0439", "label": "1HE AtflERION", "dtoType": "document", "order": 51, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0439-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "1HE AtflERION", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "1HE AtflERION" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.512, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0043", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0043", "label": "Soda many thousands of", "dtoType": "document", "order": 52, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0043-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Soda many thousands of\nfarm ers have used for many\nyears. It contains 16% or\nmore nitrogen, all-soluble,\u0027\nquick-acting and immedi\nately available. Early top\ndressing with ARCADIAN\nNitrate of Soda makes grain\nget up and grow! It doubles\nand trebles the number of\nstalks per plant with each\nextra stalk an added pro\nducer of big yields of high\nquality grain\nBuy ARCADIAN Nitrate\nof Soda where you buy\ncomplete fertilizer. Place\nyour order and request im\nmediate delivery. Remem\nber, early top-dressing\nmeans extra bushels.\n•Hn l. S. 1 Off", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Soda many thousands of\nfarm ers have used for many\nyears. It contains 16% or\nmore nitrogen, all-soluble,\u0027\nquick-acting and immedi\nately available. Early top\ndressing with ARCADIAN\nNitrate of Soda makes grain\nget up and grow! It doubles\nand trebles the number of\nstalks per plant with each\nextra stalk an added pro\nducer of big yields of high\nquality grain\nBuy ARCADIAN Nitrate\nof Soda where you buy\ncomplete fertilizer. Place\nyour order and request im\nmediate delivery. Remem\nber, early top-dressing\nmeans extra bushels.\n•Hn l. S. 1 Off" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8293, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0044", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0044", "label": "Antioch", "dtoType": "document", "order": 53, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0044-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Antioch\nMr. and Mm Clarence Foster\nand family visited relatives ai\nRichmond Sunday afternoon\nMr. and Mrs H. C; Brown. Miss\nPatricia Brown and Mrs. Ruby\nBiown visited Mrs Mildred\nWrenn and P J. Grim\u0027 .it Amelia\nCourthouse. Sunday\nMrs. Belle Chick. 01 W.e!..ni -\nton. is the truest of Mr and Mis.\nJ. C. Amos", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Antioch\nMr. and Mm Clarence Foster\nand family visited relatives ai\nRichmond Sunday afternoon\nMr. and Mrs H. C; Brown. Miss\nPatricia Brown and Mrs. Ruby\nBiown visited Mrs Mildred\nWrenn and P J. Grim\u0027 .it Amelia\nCourthouse. Sunday\nMrs. Belle Chick. 01 W.e!..ni -\nton. is the truest of Mr and Mis.\nJ. C. Amos" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5584, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0045", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0045", "label": "CT.MBERI.ANT\u003E", "dtoType": "document", "order": 54, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0045-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "CT.MBERI.ANT\u003E\nA numbei of donors from\nthroughout the county will parti\ncipate in the Red Cross Blo\u0027d\n:nobile program. Feb 2( at Pow\nhatan C. H.\nMr and Mrs. C D. Brown and\ndaughter. Carol Jean, spent the\nday in Richmond. Tuesday, and\nwere luncheon guests of Mr\nGladys DeJarnette and M .; Ida\nAmos.\nand family hate moved from our\ncommunity to the iaini of Fran\ncis Ingle at Tobaccos die", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "CT.MBERI.ANT\u003E\nA numbei of donors from\nthroughout the county will parti\ncipate in the Red Cross Blo\u0027d\n:nobile program. Feb 2( at Pow\nhatan C. H.\nMr and Mrs. C D. Brown and\ndaughter. Carol Jean, spent the\nday in Richmond. Tuesday, and\nwere luncheon guests of Mr\nGladys DeJarnette and M .; Ida\nAmos.\nand family hate moved from our\ncommunity to the iaini of Fran\ncis Ingle at Tobaccos die" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5548, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0046", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0046", "label": "i\u003Eiirr 1\\ Harrison", "dtoType": "document", "order": 55, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0046-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "i\u003Eiirr 1\\ Harrison\nTo Visit Warminster\nRepresentative Hi: P Ham\nson will visit Warminster at 10\no\u0027clock the tnornin:: of February\n24 during a series of visits to\nNelson County to p* t better ac\nquainted with citizen . as he has\ndone for several yea;;, in the past\nHe will also visit :.t WinftiniA\nat lllTi a in. the sa...e day", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "i\u003Eiirr 1\\ Harrison\nTo Visit Warminster\nRepresentative Hi: P Ham\nson will visit Warminster at 10\no\u0027clock the tnornin:: of February\n24 during a series of visits to\nNelson County to p* t better ac\nquainted with citizen . as he has\ndone for several yea;;, in the past\nHe will also visit :.t WinftiniA\nat lllTi a in. the sa...e day" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4944, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0047", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0047", "label": "IX-sfRAXt I AGKXTS Vr unia Company needs repre sentative", "dtoType": "document", "order": 56, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0047-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "IX-sfRAXt I AGKXTS\nVr unia Company needs repre\nsentative in this area for hos\noitalpiation and health and ac\ncident insurance\nGood first commis.don plus re\nnewal commission. Write com\npleie details r*. ardinn personal\ndata and experience.\n\\aen\u003C \u003E Manager\nGreat Kastern Iii\u0027uranet Co.\n!*. O. Box J-M Richmond \\;i", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "IX-sfRAXt I AGKXTS\nVr unia Company needs repre\nsentative in this area for hos\noitalpiation and health and ac\ncident insurance\nGood first commis.don plus re\nnewal commission. Write com\npleie details r*. ardinn personal\ndata and experience.\n\\aen\u003C \u003E Manager\nGreat Kastern Iii\u0027uranet Co.\n!*. O. Box J-M Richmond \\;i" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5446, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0048", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0048", "label": "USE METERED", "dtoType": "document", "order": 57, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0048-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "USE METERED\nKEATANE\nBOTTLED GAS CO.\nOF FARMVILLE\n;’00 EAST THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 885", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "USE METERED\nKEATANE\nBOTTLED GAS CO.\nOF FARMVILLE\n;’00 EAST THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 885" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8154, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0440", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0440", "label": "7 ways you can use -ii the all-round dairy feed", "dtoType": "document", "order": 58, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0440-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "7 ways you can use\n-ii\nthe all-round dairy feed", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "7 ways you can use\n-ii\nthe all-round dairy feed" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7176, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK32" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0049", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0049", "label": "1. As a LAXATIVE-when", "dtoType": "document", "order": 59, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0049-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "1. As a LAXATIVE-when\ncows are first\nstabled in the fall.\n2. As a PREVENTIVE - to\navoid caked ud\nders before and\nafter calving.\n3. As a TREATMENT-for\ncows starting to go\n\u0027 off-feed.\u0022\n4. As a CONDITIONER - \u0027\nfor show cottle or\ncows on official test.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "1. As a LAXATIVE-when\ncows are first\nstabled in the fall.\n2. As a PREVENTIVE - to\navoid caked ud\nders before and\nafter calving.\n3. As a TREATMENT-for\ncows starting to go\n\u0027 off-feed.\u0022\n4. As a CONDITIONER - \u0027\nfor show cottle or\ncows on official test." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7532, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK33" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0050", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0050", "label": "5. As a STIMULANT — when appetites show any", "dtoType": "document", "order": 60, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0050-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "5. As a STIMULANT — when appetites show any in\ndications of dullness.\n6. As a BALANCER — to add bulk and high molasses\ncontent to home grain mixtures\n7. As a SUPPLEMENT — to stretch a short supply of\nsilage (1 lb. equals 5 lbs. of silage’1.\nlet us tall ;\u0027ou more about the usefulness of this popular\nBeacor. fcea.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "5. As a STIMULANT — when appetites show any in\ndications of dullness.\n6. As a BALANCER — to add bulk and high molasses\ncontent to home grain mixtures\n7. As a SUPPLEMENT — to stretch a short supply of\nsilage (1 lb. equals 5 lbs. of silage’1.\nlet us tall ;\u0027ou more about the usefulness of this popular\nBeacor. fcea." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6903, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK35" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0051", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0051", "label": "REMWAL FARM SUPPLY", "dtoType": "document", "order": 61, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0051-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "REMWAL FARM SUPPLY\nOn Route 60, Between Cumberland and Powhatan\nPostotfiee Address: Ballsville, Va.\n“EYES TO THE BEST: BACKS TO THE REST”", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "REMWAL FARM SUPPLY\nOn Route 60, Between Cumberland and Powhatan\nPostotfiee Address: Ballsville, Va.\n“EYES TO THE BEST: BACKS TO THE REST”" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6355, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK36" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0052", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0052", "label": "FIELD SEED", "dtoType": "document", "order": 62, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0052-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "FIELD SEED\nLespedeza Red Clover, Orchard Grass,\nBlue Grass, Herd’s ftrass and Alfalfa\nGarden \u0026 Flower Seed\nAIL VARIETIES\ni\u0027HlX\nPLANT BED CANVAS\nPOULTRY SUPPLIES\nALL KINDS\n5-V CRIMP\nGalvanized ROOFING\n/ POINT HEAVY WEIGHT\nBARB WIRE\nWe Give S \u0026 H Green Stamps\nWE DELIVER\nMOTTLEYHDWE.CO\n231 N. MAIN ST. 9 138 N .MAIN ST.\nPhone 302, Farmville Phone 258. Farmville", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FIELD SEED\nLespedeza Red Clover, Orchard Grass,\nBlue Grass, Herd’s ftrass and Alfalfa\nGarden \u0026 Flower Seed\nAIL VARIETIES\ni\u0027HlX\nPLANT BED CANVAS\nPOULTRY SUPPLIES\nALL KINDS\n5-V CRIMP\nGalvanized ROOFING\n/ POINT HEAVY WEIGHT\nBARB WIRE\nWe Give S \u0026 H Green Stamps\nWE DELIVER\nMOTTLEYHDWE.CO\n231 N. MAIN ST. 9 138 N .MAIN ST.\nPhone 302, Farmville Phone 258. Farmville" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.756, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK37" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0053", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0053", "label": "World Prayer Day", "dtoType": "document", "order": 63, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0053-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "World Prayer Day\nService Planned\nAt Powhatan Feb. 20\nPowhatan churches will unite\nfor a World Day of Prayer Serv\nice on Friday. Feb. 20, in Km\nroanuel Church, at 8 p. m. Mem\nbers of all community churches\nhave been Invited to share in the\ncall to prayer.\nAs with similar sen ices on that\nday throughout the nation, the\ntheme of the program will be\n\u0022Walk as Children of light.\u0022 The\nofficial program for the service\nwas written by Christian church\nwomen \u0027n Africa.\nChristians in 114 nations\naround the world will unite for\nWorld Day of Prayer.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "World Prayer Day\nService Planned\nAt Powhatan Feb. 20\nPowhatan churches will unite\nfor a World Day of Prayer Serv\nice on Friday. Feb. 20, in Km\nroanuel Church, at 8 p. m. Mem\nbers of all community churches\nhave been Invited to share in the\ncall to prayer.\nAs with similar sen ices on that\nday throughout the nation, the\ntheme of the program will be\n\u0022Walk as Children of light.\u0022 The\nofficial program for the service\nwas written by Christian church\nwomen \u0027n Africa.\nChristians in 114 nations\naround the world will unite for\nWorld Day of Prayer." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6435, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0054", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0054", "label": "Powhatan", "dtoType": "document", "order": 64, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0054-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Powhatan\nJohn Taylor, of Randolph\nMacon College, spent, last week\nend with Sam Parker.\nMrs. Hippy, of Roanoke, attend\ned the funeral of Mrs. Frayser\nhere on Wednesday and visited in\nthe home of Mrs. P. W. Simpson.\nMr. and Mrs. C. N. Tlam attend\ned a dairy meeting in Richmond\nWednesday.\nA large crowd attended Family\nNight presented by the Das is\nMerchant Equipment Co., in the\nhigh school auditorium, Saturday\nnight.\nMr. and Mrs. W. R. Parker\nwere dinner guests of Mr and\nMrs. R. E. Charlton, in Dillwyn.\nThursday night.\nThe Ruritan program on Wed\nnesday night was especially in\nteresting. The subject w as ‘ Eco\nnomic Opportunity for Youth\u0022\nand was presented by Mrs. Horace\nM. Franklin. Messrs. H. L. Fire\nbaugh and\u0022 E. C Bolte cf the\nPowhatan High School faculty. A\ndelicious dinner v.as served by\nMrs. Madeline S. Crump in the\ncafeteria of the school1?\nDirectors of the Bank of Pow\nhatan met Wednesday afternoon\nand voted to continue with build\ning plans. It is planned to build\non the lot just across the road\nfrom the Tilman residence be\ntween the present building and\nthe high school. A mule parkin:\nloom will be established and n\nmodem air conditioned building\nwill be erected. The American\nFurniture and Fixture Co., of\nRichmond, are assisting with\nplans.\nMiss Lucy Anne Parker visited\nin Washington last Sunday.\nBorn to Mr and Mr.- Charles\nDuke, a son at M\u003C lice.\u0027 College,\nand to Mr and Mrs. Garland", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Powhatan\nJohn Taylor, of Randolph\nMacon College, spent, last week\nend with Sam Parker.\nMrs. Hippy, of Roanoke, attend\ned the funeral of Mrs. Frayser\nhere on Wednesday and visited in\nthe home of Mrs. P. W. Simpson.\nMr. and Mrs. C. N. Tlam attend\ned a dairy meeting in Richmond\nWednesday.\nA large crowd attended Family\nNight presented by the Das is\nMerchant Equipment Co., in the\nhigh school auditorium, Saturday\nnight.\nMr. and Mrs. W. R. Parker\nwere dinner guests of Mr and\nMrs. R. E. Charlton, in Dillwyn.\nThursday night.\nThe Ruritan program on Wed\nnesday night was especially in\nteresting. The subject w as ‘ Eco\nnomic Opportunity for Youth\u0022\nand was presented by Mrs. Horace\nM. Franklin. Messrs. H. L. Fire\nbaugh and\u0022 E. C Bolte cf the\nPowhatan High School faculty. A\ndelicious dinner v.as served by\nMrs. Madeline S. Crump in the\ncafeteria of the school1?\nDirectors of the Bank of Pow\nhatan met Wednesday afternoon\nand voted to continue with build\ning plans. It is planned to build\non the lot just across the road\nfrom the Tilman residence be\ntween the present building and\nthe high school. A mule parkin:\nloom will be established and n\nmodem air conditioned building\nwill be erected. The American\nFurniture and Fixture Co., of\nRichmond, are assisting with\nplans.\nMiss Lucy Anne Parker visited\nin Washington last Sunday.\nBorn to Mr and Mr.- Charles\nDuke, a son at M\u003C lice.\u0027 College,\nand to Mr and Mrs. Garland" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5877, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0055", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0055", "label": "Beloua", "dtoType": "document", "order": 65, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0055-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Beloua\nRobert Simpson, student minis\nter. conducted the service at\nProvidence Church. Sunday, at 11\na m. There was a very good con\ngregation present, notwithstand\ning the unfavorable weather. Mr.\nSimpson was the dinner guest of\nMr. and Mrs. A. E. Webb Later,\nhe will preach at Genito Church.\nThe frequent rains that are\nvisiting this county are not con\nducive to good health, nor to fine\ncrops. Wheat and small grains are\nnot looking well. Possibly snow is\nneeded to pep them up some.\nMrs. B. E. Walthall went into\nRichmond. Thursday, and return\ned Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell. Jr.,\nof Richmond, were recent visitors\nof Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell.\nMiss Lillie May Bell spent the\nweek end in Richmond with Mrs.\n; G. M. Rudd.\nAmong those from a distance\nattending the funeral service of\nMrs. Nannie Frayser. of Norfolk,\nat Emmanuel P. E. Church. Feb.\n‘11, at 2 p. m. were Mrs. Hippy,\nof Lynchburg, and the Rev. and\nMrs. C. E. Stewart, of Kenbridge.\nMrs. Frayser was born and reared\nin Powhatan county and was a\nmember of Emmanuel church. She\nhad been a resident of Norfolk\ni for many years.\nSpears Blankingship. of Mose\n; ley. was a business visitor in the\n! community. Saturday.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Beloua\nRobert Simpson, student minis\nter. conducted the service at\nProvidence Church. Sunday, at 11\na m. There was a very good con\ngregation present, notwithstand\ning the unfavorable weather. Mr.\nSimpson was the dinner guest of\nMr. and Mrs. A. E. Webb Later,\nhe will preach at Genito Church.\nThe frequent rains that are\nvisiting this county are not con\nducive to good health, nor to fine\ncrops. Wheat and small grains are\nnot looking well. Possibly snow is\nneeded to pep them up some.\nMrs. B. E. Walthall went into\nRichmond. Thursday, and return\ned Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell. Jr.,\nof Richmond, were recent visitors\nof Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell.\nMiss Lillie May Bell spent the\nweek end in Richmond with Mrs.\n; G. M. Rudd.\nAmong those from a distance\nattending the funeral service of\nMrs. Nannie Frayser. of Norfolk,\nat Emmanuel P. E. Church. Feb.\n‘11, at 2 p. m. were Mrs. Hippy,\nof Lynchburg, and the Rev. and\nMrs. C. E. Stewart, of Kenbridge.\nMrs. Frayser was born and reared\nin Powhatan county and was a\nmember of Emmanuel church. She\nhad been a resident of Norfolk\ni for many years.\nSpears Blankingship. of Mose\n; ley. was a business visitor in the\n! community. Saturday." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6567, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0056", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0056", "label": ", Ploodmobile Visits", "dtoType": "document", "order": 66, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0056-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Ploodmobile Visits\nPowhatan Feb. 26\nMrs. Benjamin Johnson, chair\ni man of the Blood Donor Service\nof the Powhatan County Red\nI Cross Chapter, has announced\n! that the bloodmobtle will be in\n| Powhatan. Thursday. Feb. 26. at\n| the Powhatan War Memorial\n: Building. Blood donors will be\n■ welcomed from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.\nAll county organizations are co\ni operating to make this project a\ni success. Each individual is urged\n! to partiicpate in this very worthy\ni cause.\nTWIN SISTERS. 96\nHelena. Mont. — Twin sisters.\niMrs. Margaret Whalen, of Helena,\n\u0027and Mrs. Jessie Hardey. of Palo\n1 Alto. Cal., observed their ninety\nsixth birthday on January 22nd.\n. Meyey, a daught. -\nThe Buildi.vs Committee of\nMay Memorial Baptist Church\nmet last Sunday, and hopes to be\ngin construction of the Education\nal Building in tire early Spring.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Ploodmobile Visits\nPowhatan Feb. 26\nMrs. Benjamin Johnson, chair\ni man of the Blood Donor Service\nof the Powhatan County Red\nI Cross Chapter, has announced\n! that the bloodmobtle will be in\n| Powhatan. Thursday. Feb. 26. at\n| the Powhatan War Memorial\n: Building. Blood donors will be\n■ welcomed from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.\nAll county organizations are co\ni operating to make this project a\ni success. Each individual is urged\n! to partiicpate in this very worthy\ni cause.\nTWIN SISTERS. 96\nHelena. Mont. — Twin sisters.\niMrs. Margaret Whalen, of Helena,\n\u0027and Mrs. Jessie Hardey. of Palo\n1 Alto. Cal., observed their ninety\nsixth birthday on January 22nd.\n. Meyey, a daught. -\nThe Buildi.vs Committee of\nMay Memorial Baptist Church\nmet last Sunday, and hopes to be\ngin construction of the Education\nal Building in tire early Spring." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6398, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0057", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0057", "label": "| County Board Sends", "dtoType": "document", "order": 67, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0057-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "County Board Sends\niFive For February\nFebruary quota for the Prince ]\nF.dw ard Selective Service Board\nwas four. Men who filled this J\nquota were Alfred Knight Mott- ;\nley. Pearl A Rice. Martin M. Cov\nington. and Wardell Jackson.\nThese men were sent to Rich\nmond for induction, Feb. 12.\nThe local board sent one 18\nyear-old volunteer. He was Alon\nza Lewis Jackson. Jr., who was\ninducted Fib. 13.\nMarch quota for the Prince Ed- j\nward board will be foui men.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "County Board Sends\niFive For February\nFebruary quota for the Prince ]\nF.dw ard Selective Service Board\nwas four. Men who filled this J\nquota were Alfred Knight Mott- ;\nley. Pearl A Rice. Martin M. Cov\nington. and Wardell Jackson.\nThese men were sent to Rich\nmond for induction, Feb. 12.\nThe local board sent one 18\nyear-old volunteer. He was Alon\nza Lewis Jackson. Jr., who was\ninducted Fib. 13.\nMarch quota for the Prince Ed- j\nward board will be foui men." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7114, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0058", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0058", "label": "Ballsville", "dtoType": "document", "order": 68, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0058-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Ballsville\nMrs. Arnette Campbell and ;\nMrs. Agnes Laws motored to Roa\nnoke. this week, with W. R. Park\ner. They visited relatives at the\nVeterans’ Hospital.\nJohn B Jones, of Tamworth,\nwas a visitor in the village, Satur\nday.\nDr. R. E. Douglas was in Rich\nmond. Friday.\nMiss Shirley Dandridge. of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nwith her parents Mi. and Mrs.\nE. M. Dandridge.\nWomen of the Church held\ntheir regular meeting at Provi\ndence Church. Feb. 11, with a\nfull attendance and most inter\nesting program.\nMorris Yates spent Friday in\nRichmond.\nWallace Garrett, of Richmond,\nspent Sunday with hts parents\nhere.\nThe Rev. J. L. King filled his\npulpit at Hobson’s Chapel. Sun\nday morning.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Ballsville\nMrs. Arnette Campbell and ;\nMrs. Agnes Laws motored to Roa\nnoke. this week, with W. R. Park\ner. They visited relatives at the\nVeterans’ Hospital.\nJohn B Jones, of Tamworth,\nwas a visitor in the village, Satur\nday.\nDr. R. E. Douglas was in Rich\nmond. Friday.\nMiss Shirley Dandridge. of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nwith her parents Mi. and Mrs.\nE. M. Dandridge.\nWomen of the Church held\ntheir regular meeting at Provi\ndence Church. Feb. 11, with a\nfull attendance and most inter\nesting program.\nMorris Yates spent Friday in\nRichmond.\nWallace Garrett, of Richmond,\nspent Sunday with hts parents\nhere.\nThe Rev. J. L. King filled his\npulpit at Hobson’s Chapel. Sun\nday morning." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6553, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0059", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0059", "label": "Trenholm", "dtoType": "document", "order": 69, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0059-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Trenholm\nMrs. G. B. Came, of Hampton,\nwho has been on an extended\nvisit to her nephew, J. Ivy De\nnoon. is improving after an ill\nness.\nMrs. Billie Hatcher and chil\ndren were Monday callers on\nMrs. Eva Stokes.\nCoes Into Service\nSidney Alan Stokes, who was\nmarried on January 31 to Miss\nEvelyn Jessup, of Ballsville. will\nleave on February 12 for the\nArmed Service.\nLemuel St. John, formerly of\nCharlotte but n\u003C w in the U. S.\nNavy, and Miss Frances Smith, of\nWyllesburg. were Sunday guests of\nher parents, Mr and Mrs. \\V II\nSmith.\nMr. and Mrs. Willie Cole, of\nRichmond, spent, the week enci\nwith his mother.\nGuests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson\nPalmore were Mr. and Mrs. M. D.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Trenholm\nMrs. G. B. Came, of Hampton,\nwho has been on an extended\nvisit to her nephew, J. Ivy De\nnoon. is improving after an ill\nness.\nMrs. Billie Hatcher and chil\ndren were Monday callers on\nMrs. Eva Stokes.\nCoes Into Service\nSidney Alan Stokes, who was\nmarried on January 31 to Miss\nEvelyn Jessup, of Ballsville. will\nleave on February 12 for the\nArmed Service.\nLemuel St. John, formerly of\nCharlotte but n\u003C w in the U. S.\nNavy, and Miss Frances Smith, of\nWyllesburg. were Sunday guests of\nher parents, Mr and Mrs. \\V II\nSmith.\nMr. and Mrs. Willie Cole, of\nRichmond, spent, the week enci\nwith his mother.\nGuests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson\nPalmore were Mr. and Mrs. M. D." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6271, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0441", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0441", "label": "175 Pints Of Blood Set For Quota In Powhatan", "dtoType": "document", "order": 70, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0441-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "175 Pints Of Blood Set\nFor Quota In Powhatan", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "175 Pints Of Blood Set\nFor Quota In Powhatan" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.9504, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0060", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0060", "label": "One hundred seventy-five pints of blood have been set", "dtoType": "document", "order": 71, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0060-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "One hundred seventy-five pints\nof blood have been set as the\nquota for collection when the\nRed Cross Bloodmouile makes its\nsecond annual visit to Powhatan.\nThursday, Feb. 26.\nThis means that 17a volunteers\nhave to be willing and eligible to\ngive a pint of blood on this date.\nThe hours are from 10 a. in. to\n4 p. m. The place w ill be War Me\nmorial Building where physical\nlacilities for carrying out this\nproject will be set up. This proj\nect is. of course, the responsibility\nof the American Red Cross, but\nin Powhatan it is being actively\nsponsored by the American Legion\nAuxiliary, with the co-operation\nof many other organizations.\nMrs. Ben Johnson is county\nchairman for this project. She is\nbeing assisted by Mrs. E. P\nHicks, recruiting chairman; can\nteen, Mrs. L. W. oaaggs; and\nMrs. W. R. Blaiidforu in charge of\nregistration. Also. Mrs. J. P.\nJervev. Jr., chairman of nurses\naids and Col. Leland W. Skaggs is\nin charge of the committee to\nequip the building for the days\nactivities. Mrs. Katherine Brent is\npublicity chairman.\nJ. M. B. Carter, county chair\nman of the Powhatan Chapter ol\nARC. is giving this oloodmobile\nproject his full co-operation. Co\noperating also are civic, educa\ntional and service oigunizations\nin-the county—inc’uriing Ameri\ncan Legion Post No. 201. Runtan\nClub. Home Demonsti.ition Clubs,\nand the Parent-Teachers\u0027 Asso\nciation.\nThe American sc. viceman has\nthe best guns. tank... planes and\nammunition that ti.. high skill\nof our workers can produce. But\nthe most important life-saving\nweapon is human bolod that can\nnot be manufactm ed. It must be\ngiven to our wounded men by\nable-bodied men ana women.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "One hundred seventy-five pints\nof blood have been set as the\nquota for collection when the\nRed Cross Bloodmouile makes its\nsecond annual visit to Powhatan.\nThursday, Feb. 26.\nThis means that 17a volunteers\nhave to be willing and eligible to\ngive a pint of blood on this date.\nThe hours are from 10 a. in. to\n4 p. m. The place w ill be War Me\nmorial Building where physical\nlacilities for carrying out this\nproject will be set up. This proj\nect is. of course, the responsibility\nof the American Red Cross, but\nin Powhatan it is being actively\nsponsored by the American Legion\nAuxiliary, with the co-operation\nof many other organizations.\nMrs. Ben Johnson is county\nchairman for this project. She is\nbeing assisted by Mrs. E. P\nHicks, recruiting chairman; can\nteen, Mrs. L. W. oaaggs; and\nMrs. W. R. Blaiidforu in charge of\nregistration. Also. Mrs. J. P.\nJervev. Jr., chairman of nurses\naids and Col. Leland W. Skaggs is\nin charge of the committee to\nequip the building for the days\nactivities. Mrs. Katherine Brent is\npublicity chairman.\nJ. M. B. Carter, county chair\nman of the Powhatan Chapter ol\nARC. is giving this oloodmobile\nproject his full co-operation. Co\noperating also are civic, educa\ntional and service oigunizations\nin-the county—inc’uriing Ameri\ncan Legion Post No. 201. Runtan\nClub. Home Demonsti.ition Clubs,\nand the Parent-Teachers\u0027 Asso\nciation.\nThe American sc. viceman has\nthe best guns. tank... planes and\nammunition that ti.. high skill\nof our workers can produce. But\nthe most important life-saving\nweapon is human bolod that can\nnot be manufactm ed. It must be\ngiven to our wounded men by\nable-bodied men ana women." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6122, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0061", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0061", "label": "Nunnally and daughter and Mrs. Eulia Dandridge and Miss", "dtoType": "document", "order": 72, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0061-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Nunnally and daughter and Mrs.\nEulia Dandridge and Miss Eva\nPalinore, of Richmond.\nWMll To Meet\nTile February meeting of the\nMuddy Creek W. M. S. was in the\nhome of Mrs. Bag by Jones with\nthe following members present.\nMesdames Dorothy Willis, Shiver\nSwann. Maggie Palmore. Bertha\nWilliam^. Annie Gordon. Grace\nCosby. Nadine Cosby, Alma Wil\nburn. Mildred Hatcher and Bessie\nand Celeste Jones. The subject\ndiscus-ed was \u0022Winning the Mor\nmons to the Right. Way.\u0022", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Nunnally and daughter and Mrs.\nEulia Dandridge and Miss Eva\nPalinore, of Richmond.\nWMll To Meet\nTile February meeting of the\nMuddy Creek W. M. S. was in the\nhome of Mrs. Bag by Jones with\nthe following members present.\nMesdames Dorothy Willis, Shiver\nSwann. Maggie Palmore. Bertha\nWilliam^. Annie Gordon. Grace\nCosby. Nadine Cosby, Alma Wil\nburn. Mildred Hatcher and Bessie\nand Celeste Jones. The subject\ndiscus-ed was \u0022Winning the Mor\nmons to the Right. Way.\u0022" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6551, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0062", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0062", "label": "iny person who v w.ls to volun teer to", "dtoType": "document", "order": 73, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0062-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "iny person who v w.ls to volun\nteer to give a pint o! blood—the\n\u0022?,rt pieeious gift no can make\n;o our fighting men. because there\nIs no substitute: plo.tae call or\n.vrite Mrs. E. P. Hicks, Jefferson,\nor tell one of me recruiting\nworkers in his community.\nThe Office of DcUnxt. Mobili\nzation has asked tne Hod Crocs\nto assume the responsibility of\nproviding Gamma Globulin,\nwhich is that part of the human\nblood containing antioodies which\ncan be separated from the whole\nblood and concentrated for injec\ntion into patients suilering with\ncertain diseases. One of thest\ndiseases is the dreaded Polio. I\ntakes a pint of bloo 1 to make an\naverage dose of Gamma Globulin,\nas it is used to pi event Polio\nparalysis.\nTlie summer monins will bring\nthe usual epidemics of Po.io.\nfailure to donate blood for Pow\nhatan\u0027s extra quota, this year,\nmay result in the paralysis of a\nchild for life. No more vital home\nfront activities is being carried\n[out today than the blood donor\n! program, through the Ped Cross.\nIf the national blood program\n| should fail, there wouici oe couni\n! less unnecessary deaths among\nour combat troops, as well as\namong civilians at home", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "iny person who v w.ls to volun\nteer to give a pint o! blood—the\n\u0022?,rt pieeious gift no can make\n;o our fighting men. because there\nIs no substitute: plo.tae call or\n.vrite Mrs. E. P. Hicks, Jefferson,\nor tell one of me recruiting\nworkers in his community.\nThe Office of DcUnxt. Mobili\nzation has asked tne Hod Crocs\nto assume the responsibility of\nproviding Gamma Globulin,\nwhich is that part of the human\nblood containing antioodies which\ncan be separated from the whole\nblood and concentrated for injec\ntion into patients suilering with\ncertain diseases. One of thest\ndiseases is the dreaded Polio. I\ntakes a pint of bloo 1 to make an\naverage dose of Gamma Globulin,\nas it is used to pi event Polio\nparalysis.\nTlie summer monins will bring\nthe usual epidemics of Po.io.\nfailure to donate blood for Pow\nhatan\u0027s extra quota, this year,\nmay result in the paralysis of a\nchild for life. No more vital home\nfront activities is being carried\n[out today than the blood donor\n! program, through the Ped Cross.\nIf the national blood program\n| should fail, there wouici oe couni\n! less unnecessary deaths among\nour combat troops, as well as\namong civilians at home" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5876, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0063", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0063", "label": "Powhatan Red Cross", "dtoType": "document", "order": 74, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0063-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Powhatan Red Cross\nDrive Opens With\nWorkers’ Conference\nThe Powhatan 1953 Red Cross\nFund campaign was opened of\nficially by T. Cl. West, fund chair- \u0027\nman, when he presided at dinner !\nfor Red Cross workers February ;\n16. at 6 p. m , in the high school\ncafeteria.\nMr. West thanked his co\nworkers for helpme to make the\n1952 campaign a success in which\nPowhatan exceeded its quota ana\nasked workers to strive for that\nsame goal for 1953 He reminded\nhis workers to ask people \u0022to help\ntheir fellow man through the Red\nCross” instead of asking people\n\u0022to give to the Red Cross.”\nMr West introduced his guest.\nJulian Brooks. Red Cross Field\nRepresentative, who gave an in\nspiring talk on the work carried\non by the Ri d Cross J B Carter,\nchairman of the Powhatan Red\nCross Chapter, made an enthusi\nastic talk.\nThe meeting was adjourned\nafter a film cn Red Crass Volun\nteer work.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Powhatan Red Cross\nDrive Opens With\nWorkers’ Conference\nThe Powhatan 1953 Red Cross\nFund campaign was opened of\nficially by T. Cl. West, fund chair- \u0027\nman, when he presided at dinner !\nfor Red Cross workers February ;\n16. at 6 p. m , in the high school\ncafeteria.\nMr. West thanked his co\nworkers for helpme to make the\n1952 campaign a success in which\nPowhatan exceeded its quota ana\nasked workers to strive for that\nsame goal for 1953 He reminded\nhis workers to ask people \u0022to help\ntheir fellow man through the Red\nCross” instead of asking people\n\u0022to give to the Red Cross.”\nMr West introduced his guest.\nJulian Brooks. Red Cross Field\nRepresentative, who gave an in\nspiring talk on the work carried\non by the Ri d Cross J B Carter,\nchairman of the Powhatan Red\nCross Chapter, made an enthusi\nastic talk.\nThe meeting was adjourned\nafter a film cn Red Crass Volun\nteer work." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6297, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0064", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0064", "label": "Powhatan Court", "dtoType": "document", "order": 75, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0064-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Powhatan Court\nTeams Score Double\nWin Over Amelia\nPowhatan High School s Indi\nans overpowered Amelia High\nSchools Orioles 56-.0 Tuesday\nnight a! the War Memorial Build\ning. Milas McCrackan led the\nIndians with -a 17-point scoring\nperformance Doug Manley added\n11 for the only other double fig\nure performance of the night.\nHarry Warren was the Orioles\u0027\ntop scorer with five markers.\nMcCracken brougi.t his sea\nson\u0027s pom!, total to _’77 in the\ncontest. That gives him a per\n•pune r.vciage cf la this season,\nwith two regular season contests\nremaining.\nFriday night the Indians arc\nhosts ip Midlot!- .,n. now engaged\nin a tight scrap for a place in the\nDistr -\u0027t 2, Group II tournament.\nThe Indians wind up regular\nseason piny next. Tuesday night\nwith a trip to Fiuvaniia.\nIn the preliminary game, Ruth\nStokes\u0027 21 points led the Pow\nhatan girls to a 4.1-28 victory\nover the Amelia lassies.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Powhatan Court\nTeams Score Double\nWin Over Amelia\nPowhatan High School s Indi\nans overpowered Amelia High\nSchools Orioles 56-.0 Tuesday\nnight a! the War Memorial Build\ning. Milas McCrackan led the\nIndians with -a 17-point scoring\nperformance Doug Manley added\n11 for the only other double fig\nure performance of the night.\nHarry Warren was the Orioles\u0027\ntop scorer with five markers.\nMcCracken brougi.t his sea\nson\u0027s pom!, total to _’77 in the\ncontest. That gives him a per\n•pune r.vciage cf la this season,\nwith two regular season contests\nremaining.\nFriday night the Indians arc\nhosts ip Midlot!- .,n. now engaged\nin a tight scrap for a place in the\nDistr -\u0027t 2, Group II tournament.\nThe Indians wind up regular\nseason piny next. Tuesday night\nwith a trip to Fiuvaniia.\nIn the preliminary game, Ruth\nStokes\u0027 21 points led the Pow\nhatan girls to a 4.1-28 victory\nover the Amelia lassies." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5885, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0065", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0065", "label": "Boy’s Box .\u0027tore", "dtoType": "document", "order": 76, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0065-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Boy’s Box .\u0027tore\nPowhatan -\u0027(■ FT TP\nMcCracken rf 7 3 i.\nWorsham lg 113\nLayne If 1\nGreen If 1\nSpencer c 15 7\nManley rg 5 111\nLee rg 1\nPerkins lg 2\nTotals U 17 5o\nAmelia\nKidd rf 1 1 3\nVance rf 0 1 1\nWarren. C . If 10 2\nBarr If o 1 1\nWarren. He. 2 1 5\nAdams rg Oil\nSanderson rg 10 2\nHill lg 10 2\nStoeskcrt. lg 113\nTotals. 3 6 20\nP-TA Celebrate?\nDate Of Founding\nAt Amelia School\nAmelia P - T. A. celebrated\nFounder\u0027s Day. Feb. 10. in the\nhigh school auditorium at 8 p. m.\nMrs. Beverly Farrar, president,\npresided at the meeting.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Boy’s Box .\u0027tore\nPowhatan -\u0027(■ FT TP\nMcCracken rf 7 3 i.\nWorsham lg 113\nLayne If 1\nGreen If 1\nSpencer c 15 7\nManley rg 5 111\nLee rg 1\nPerkins lg 2\nTotals U 17 5o\nAmelia\nKidd rf 1 1 3\nVance rf 0 1 1\nWarren. C . If 10 2\nBarr If o 1 1\nWarren. He. 2 1 5\nAdams rg Oil\nSanderson rg 10 2\nHill lg 10 2\nStoeskcrt. lg 113\nTotals. 3 6 20\nP-TA Celebrate?\nDate Of Founding\nAt Amelia School\nAmelia P - T. A. celebrated\nFounder\u0027s Day. Feb. 10. in the\nhigh school auditorium at 8 p. m.\nMrs. Beverly Farrar, president,\npresided at the meeting." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6171, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0066", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0066", "label": "They Are Worth", "dtoType": "document", "order": 77, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0066-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "They Are Worth\nProtecting—\nYour bonds, insurance policies, deeds and papers that\ncan\u0027t be replaced, should be in a Safe Deposit Hox.\n\\Ye have a few for rent and would be .clad to have\nyou call by to see us about renting one. Use our Nijrht\nDepository for money and checks taken in at ter Irink\ninj? hours. Drop by and let us tell you about it.\nPLANTERS BANK \u0026\nTRUST COMPANY\nESTABLISHED 1887\nFarmviUe, Virginia\nMEMBER F\u0027deral Reserve Sustcvi\nniLinuLn federal Deposd Insurance Corporation", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "They Are Worth\nProtecting—\nYour bonds, insurance policies, deeds and papers that\ncan\u0027t be replaced, should be in a Safe Deposit Hox.\n\\Ye have a few for rent and would be .clad to have\nyou call by to see us about renting one. Use our Nijrht\nDepository for money and checks taken in at ter Irink\ninj? hours. Drop by and let us tell you about it.\nPLANTERS BANK \u0026\nTRUST COMPANY\nESTABLISHED 1887\nFarmviUe, Virginia\nMEMBER F\u0027deral Reserve Sustcvi\nniLinuLn federal Deposd Insurance Corporation" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6097, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0067", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0067", "label": "Charlie Moyer, Clarence Wci siccr. O A. 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For that famous crispness and\ngrooming that’s still there at the end of the day, and at\nthe end of the season. And of course, that’s why more\n/\n^ women come back for a second Weathervane than any\nother suit. At an unforgettable price... the biggest\nsuccess suit in history still costs only $25 or $30.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "This is the suit whose name stands for both surefire\nfit and great good taste. For that famous crispness and\ngrooming that’s still there at the end of the day, and at\nthe end of the season. And of course, that’s why more\n/\n^ women come back for a second Weathervane than any\nother suit. At an unforgettable price... the biggest\nsuccess suit in history still costs only $25 or $30." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7387, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0071", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0071", "label": "SHAPELY jacket with pocket*", "dtoType": "document", "order": 84, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0071-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "SHAPELY jacket with pocket*\nshaped like tulips below a tucked\nwaistline. Solids only. Misses and\nvounjr Proportioned Plus sire to dd \u0027%\n$25.00", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SHAPELY jacket with pocket*\nshaped like tulips below a tucked\nwaistline. Solids only. 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(iame time 7 did.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "}\u003E\u003C• sure and attend the Karmviile lliyh School vs. Illack\nstone llich School, l\u003Eoy.s\u0027 and \u0022iris’ hasketha.il yame Sht\nurday niylit at llampdcn-Sydney. (iame time 7 did." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5689, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0075", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0075", "label": "News About Green Hay Graham Raiford Receives Message \\bont", "dtoType": "document", "order": 90, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0075-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "News About Green Hay\nGraham Raiford Receives Message\n\\bont His Father’s Death In Holland", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "News About Green Hay\nGraham Raiford Receives Message\n\\bont His Father’s Death In Holland" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6009, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0076", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0076", "label": "Graham Raiford received a", "dtoType": "document", "order": 91, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0076-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Graham Raiford received a\nmessage. Sunday morning, in\nforming him of tile sudden death\nof liis father. Kd Raiford, at ins\nliome at Holland. M Raiford is\u0027\ntr brother of Miss Mary fjo j Rai\nford and a brother yf Mr^. Claude -\nMcFarland, of Alexandria. After\u0027\nreceiving the message, Mr and\nMrs. J. W Nunnally took Mr and\nMrs. Raiford to Holland. The\nburial was held at Holland. Wed\nnesday. Those from here attend\ning the burial were Mr and Mrs.\nR. H Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby\nWilson, Mr. and Mr .r. W. Nun\nJially. Mrs. \\ T Nunnally and\n-Mis. E. C. Nunnally.\nMrs J R Nunnally s-ient Sat\nurriay night at Keydville with her\nmint. Mrs. George Pettus.\nHealth Improves\nMrs C \u0027J Redd who has been\ntaking treatment at Stuart Circle\nHospital. Richmond. Is Improv\ning.\nMrs. Ford of Church Road\n.spent the week md with M • and\nMrs. Bobby Wilson.\nMrs. Kelwvn Cheatham return\ned from Southside Community\nHospital. Sunday, and is conva\nlescing at her home.\nRichmond Guest\nL. T. Nunnally. of Richmond\nspent the week end here with\nMrs. L T. Num ally. who has been\nhere since the death ol her\nmother. Mrs. .1 W. McFarland\nMrs. Hazel MtFnilaiicI and Ver\non Meadows, both of Richmond,\nwere married Sunday at the home\nol her si ter. Mrs. Clark How;ll.\nat Richmond.\nMrs. Ida Ward and Mrs Lewis\nPettus. of Keysville. were Sunday\nevening guests of Mrs j R Nun\nnally.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Graham Raiford received a\nmessage. Sunday morning, in\nforming him of tile sudden death\nof liis father. Kd Raiford, at ins\nliome at Holland. M Raiford is\u0027\ntr brother of Miss Mary fjo j Rai\nford and a brother yf Mr^. Claude -\nMcFarland, of Alexandria. After\u0027\nreceiving the message, Mr and\nMrs. J. W Nunnally took Mr and\nMrs. Raiford to Holland. The\nburial was held at Holland. Wed\nnesday. Those from here attend\ning the burial were Mr and Mrs.\nR. H Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby\nWilson, Mr. and Mr .r. W. Nun\nJially. Mrs. \\ T Nunnally and\n-Mis. E. C. Nunnally.\nMrs J R Nunnally s-ient Sat\nurriay night at Keydville with her\nmint. Mrs. George Pettus.\nHealth Improves\nMrs C \u0027J Redd who has been\ntaking treatment at Stuart Circle\nHospital. Richmond. Is Improv\ning.\nMrs. Ford of Church Road\n.spent the week md with M • and\nMrs. Bobby Wilson.\nMrs. Kelwvn Cheatham return\ned from Southside Community\nHospital. Sunday, and is conva\nlescing at her home.\nRichmond Guest\nL. T. Nunnally. of Richmond\nspent the week end here with\nMrs. L T. Num ally. who has been\nhere since the death ol her\nmother. Mrs. .1 W. McFarland\nMrs. Hazel MtFnilaiicI and Ver\non Meadows, both of Richmond,\nwere married Sunday at the home\nol her si ter. Mrs. Clark How;ll.\nat Richmond.\nMrs. Ida Ward and Mrs Lewis\nPettus. of Keysville. were Sunday\nevening guests of Mrs j R Nun\nnally." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.552, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0077", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0077", "label": "Sandy River", "dtoType": "document", "order": 92, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0077-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Sandy River\nMr. and Mrs Bruce Gates visit\ned Mr and Mrs. H. O Davidson\nm Kingsport. Tenn Wednesday\nand Thursday\nThese from the community who\nattended the meeting and lunch\neon of the Cooperative Milk Pro\nducers\u0027 Association at Hotel Jef-:\nferson, in Richmond, on Fell 1!\nwere Mr and Mrs Frank Bruce\nMr and Mrs. Charlie Gates: W.\nB Bas-: W. A Odham. and James\u0027\nGates John and James Gates at\ntended the Guernsey breeder\u0027s\nnieetin and dinner in Richmond\u0027\non February 12\nW K. Bradshaw spent Sunday\nin Richmond visiting Mr-. William\nWall\nMr. and Mrs Far! Smith Jr.,\nand daughter, of Pamplin. spent\nthe week end visiting Mr and\nMrs. E J. Smith\nic\\Ki \u003C apses sum\nSanta Cm/ Calif.—John Plum\nlye was wounded by his lake\nPlumbe was raking rubbish into a\nbonfire when, suddenly, there was\na loud exploison. A shotgun shell,\nin the trash, was responsible for\nv. winds in his hip. ihigh and arm", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Sandy River\nMr. and Mrs Bruce Gates visit\ned Mr and Mrs. H. O Davidson\nm Kingsport. Tenn Wednesday\nand Thursday\nThese from the community who\nattended the meeting and lunch\neon of the Cooperative Milk Pro\nducers\u0027 Association at Hotel Jef-:\nferson, in Richmond, on Fell 1!\nwere Mr and Mrs Frank Bruce\nMr and Mrs. Charlie Gates: W.\nB Bas-: W. A Odham. and James\u0027\nGates John and James Gates at\ntended the Guernsey breeder\u0027s\nnieetin and dinner in Richmond\u0027\non February 12\nW K. Bradshaw spent Sunday\nin Richmond visiting Mr-. William\nWall\nMr. and Mrs Far! Smith Jr.,\nand daughter, of Pamplin. spent\nthe week end visiting Mr and\nMrs. E J. Smith\nic\\Ki \u003C apses sum\nSanta Cm/ Calif.—John Plum\nlye was wounded by his lake\nPlumbe was raking rubbish into a\nbonfire when, suddenly, there was\na loud exploison. A shotgun shell,\nin the trash, was responsible for\nv. winds in his hip. ihigh and arm" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5216, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0078", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0078", "label": "Buffalo HJ) Club", "dtoType": "document", "order": 93, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0078-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Buffalo HJ) Club\nMembers Discuss\nBuying (\u0027oats, Suits\nBuying coats and suits was the\ndemonstration for the February\nmeeting of Buffalo Home Demon\nstration Club, last week, at the\nhome of Miss Saru\u0027n E. Wilker\nson. Mrs. C A Pillow was co\nhostess.\nMrs. June Ellington, clothing\nleader, gave the demonstration.\nMrs Ellington, who is a member\nof the executive board of the\nPrince Edward County Chapter\nof the American Red Cross, told\nthe 10 members present about the\nGamma Globulin treatment for\npolio, which the Red Cross is\nworking with.\nMembers also decided to sell\ncurds and note impel to raise\nmoney for the cluo. They will\naiso continue to make cakes for\nCamp Pickett Hospital.\nIt was announced at the Febru\nary meeting that members had\nhelped solicit money .or the re\ncent March of Dimes Campaign.\nThe March meeting will be\nheld in the home of Mrs. E J.\nWard.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Buffalo HJ) Club\nMembers Discuss\nBuying (\u0027oats, Suits\nBuying coats and suits was the\ndemonstration for the February\nmeeting of Buffalo Home Demon\nstration Club, last week, at the\nhome of Miss Saru\u0027n E. Wilker\nson. Mrs. C A Pillow was co\nhostess.\nMrs. June Ellington, clothing\nleader, gave the demonstration.\nMrs Ellington, who is a member\nof the executive board of the\nPrince Edward County Chapter\nof the American Red Cross, told\nthe 10 members present about the\nGamma Globulin treatment for\npolio, which the Red Cross is\nworking with.\nMembers also decided to sell\ncurds and note impel to raise\nmoney for the cluo. They will\naiso continue to make cakes for\nCamp Pickett Hospital.\nIt was announced at the Febru\nary meeting that members had\nhelped solicit money .or the re\ncent March of Dimes Campaign.\nThe March meeting will be\nheld in the home of Mrs. E J.\nWard." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5893, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0079", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0079", "label": "Meherrin", "dtoType": "document", "order": 94, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0079-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Meherrin\nHarry Holt, of Altavista, .spent\nthe week end with his sister. Mrs.\nOla Fowikes. who has been very\nsick with tile flu.\nFrank Hollander. Jr., and Le\nroy Collier spent a week end at\nDaytona Beach. Fla . and attend\ned the car races. Saturday, Feb.\n14\nF. O. Priddy has returned home\nfrom the Southside Hospital in\nFarmville. and is just lair.\nOthn Nunnally. of Richmond,\nspent the week end with Mrs.\nDaisy Flowers and Miss Bertha\nNunnally\nair and Mrs Warren Whet-:\nstone and family, of Richmond,1\nand Mr and Mrs. Frank Pike and\nfamily, ol Amelia, spent the week\nend with Mr and Mrs. Clyde\nWitt.\nRichmond Guests\nMr and Mrs. Charles Jones of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nwith Mr and Mrs. Macon\u0027\nVair han. and other relatives here\nVernon Priddv of Portsmouth,\nis spending a few weeks here\nwhile his father. F O Priddy. is\nsick.\nMr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams\nare tlie proud parents of a boy.\nhern at Southside Hospital. Feb\n14\nMrs Joe Hurt, of Pleasant\nGrove, and Mr and Mrs Gordon\nHurt, of Ml. Pleasant, visited Mr\nmd Mrs I. 1! Hurt, recently\nMeban Ward spent the week\nend with his wife m Greensboro.\nN C\nNow Jersey Guests\nMr and Mrs. Ira Capps, of New", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Meherrin\nHarry Holt, of Altavista, .spent\nthe week end with his sister. Mrs.\nOla Fowikes. who has been very\nsick with tile flu.\nFrank Hollander. Jr., and Le\nroy Collier spent a week end at\nDaytona Beach. Fla . and attend\ned the car races. Saturday, Feb.\n14\nF. O. Priddy has returned home\nfrom the Southside Hospital in\nFarmville. and is just lair.\nOthn Nunnally. of Richmond,\nspent the week end with Mrs.\nDaisy Flowers and Miss Bertha\nNunnally\nair and Mrs Warren Whet-:\nstone and family, of Richmond,1\nand Mr and Mrs. Frank Pike and\nfamily, ol Amelia, spent the week\nend with Mr and Mrs. Clyde\nWitt.\nRichmond Guests\nMr and Mrs. Charles Jones of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nwith Mr and Mrs. Macon\u0027\nVair han. and other relatives here\nVernon Priddv of Portsmouth,\nis spending a few weeks here\nwhile his father. F O Priddy. is\nsick.\nMr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams\nare tlie proud parents of a boy.\nhern at Southside Hospital. Feb\n14\nMrs Joe Hurt, of Pleasant\nGrove, and Mr and Mrs Gordon\nHurt, of Ml. Pleasant, visited Mr\nmd Mrs I. 1! Hurt, recently\nMeban Ward spent the week\nend with his wife m Greensboro.\nN C\nNow Jersey Guests\nMr and Mrs. Ira Capps, of New" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5265, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0080", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0080", "label": "WSCS At Abilene", "dtoType": "document", "order": 95, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0080-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "WSCS At Abilene\nWill Sponsor Bazaar\nA bazaar and bake sale will be\nheld from 6 to 10 p. m., Friday,\nFeb. 27, at the Abi.ene Grange\nHall. The event wdi ue sponsored\nby WSCS member.- of Beulah\nMethodist Church. Abilene.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "WSCS At Abilene\nWill Sponsor Bazaar\nA bazaar and bake sale will be\nheld from 6 to 10 p. m., Friday,\nFeb. 27, at the Abi.ene Grange\nHall. The event wdi ue sponsored\nby WSCS member.- of Beulah\nMethodist Church. Abilene." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6036, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0081", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0081", "label": "Ml. Pleasant", "dtoType": "document", "order": 96, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0081-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Ml. Pleasant\nWFOS met Wednesday evening,\nFeb 18. with Mrs. W M Scott.\nMrs .1 A Hines hud charge of\nthe program at this meeting\nKing Waddill. of USN. and\nTom Waddill. of VPI. spent the\nweek end before last with their\nparents. Mr and Mrs. Charles\nW Waddill. Tom was taken with\nflu while at home and didn\u0027t re\nturn to school until last Thurs\nday.\nRecent visitors in the Waddill\nhome were Mr Waddill’s brother,\nA B Waddill. of Louisville. Ky ,\nA G Caldwell of Keysville. and\nMr and Mrs Limvood Cox and\nfamily of near Worsham\nMr and Mrs Prank Overby are\nliving in one of tlie Bayne cottages\nnow. All three of the cottages are\noccupied at this time.\nMrs Rubv Redd, of Felden.\nvisited in the community. Inst\nFriday.\nVisit \u0022iren\u0027s\nMr and Mrs. James Donaldson,\nof near Felden. and Mr and Mrs.\nOrell Lenhart. of Chase City, were\nguests of their parents. Mr and\nMrs. O I. Nelson, during the past\nweek end.\nMiss Shirley Schelenski enter\ntained a number of her Worsham\nHigh School friends at a Valen\ntines Party, last Saturday even\ning. in the home of Mrs. W. M.\nScott.\nMrs T. C Jones has received\nword that her brother, the Rev.\nC. W Chappell, and his family\nhave resumed their missionary\nwork m the Belgian Congo, after\nbeing in the United States the\npast nine months on an enter*\ngency leave\nLeaves For Armv\nMelvin Covington, son of Mr\nand Mrs. Martin Covington, left\nFeb. 12 for induction into the\narmy\nRalph Hines, n student at Wor\nsham High, is now driving the\n-chool bus formerly driven by\nMelvin Covington\nJersey, was an overnight cue t. of\nMr and Mrs. F O. Priddy. re\ncently They were en route to\nMiami. Fla\nMr and Mrs Bobby Taylor, of\nBong Island, spent the week end\nwith Mr and Mrs C B Spurlock.\nMr and Mrs Jae Lawler and\nfamily, of Richmond, spent the\nweek end here with Mr and Mrs.\nW H Flowers.\nMrs J. K Gherman has been\nbeen verv sick with the flu\nMr J K Ghrrman has been\nvery sick with virus pneumonia\nMrs B I Elliott is .-irk with\nthe flu.\nMr It E. Dunkum has had the\nflu. but he is improving now\nC O Crafton has been sick, but\nhe is able to be out again", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Ml. Pleasant\nWFOS met Wednesday evening,\nFeb 18. with Mrs. W M Scott.\nMrs .1 A Hines hud charge of\nthe program at this meeting\nKing Waddill. of USN. and\nTom Waddill. of VPI. spent the\nweek end before last with their\nparents. Mr and Mrs. Charles\nW Waddill. Tom was taken with\nflu while at home and didn\u0027t re\nturn to school until last Thurs\nday.\nRecent visitors in the Waddill\nhome were Mr Waddill’s brother,\nA B Waddill. of Louisville. Ky ,\nA G Caldwell of Keysville. and\nMr and Mrs Limvood Cox and\nfamily of near Worsham\nMr and Mrs Prank Overby are\nliving in one of tlie Bayne cottages\nnow. All three of the cottages are\noccupied at this time.\nMrs Rubv Redd, of Felden.\nvisited in the community. Inst\nFriday.\nVisit \u0022iren\u0027s\nMr and Mrs. James Donaldson,\nof near Felden. and Mr and Mrs.\nOrell Lenhart. of Chase City, were\nguests of their parents. Mr and\nMrs. O I. Nelson, during the past\nweek end.\nMiss Shirley Schelenski enter\ntained a number of her Worsham\nHigh School friends at a Valen\ntines Party, last Saturday even\ning. in the home of Mrs. W. M.\nScott.\nMrs T. C Jones has received\nword that her brother, the Rev.\nC. W Chappell, and his family\nhave resumed their missionary\nwork m the Belgian Congo, after\nbeing in the United States the\npast nine months on an enter*\ngency leave\nLeaves For Armv\nMelvin Covington, son of Mr\nand Mrs. Martin Covington, left\nFeb. 12 for induction into the\narmy\nRalph Hines, n student at Wor\nsham High, is now driving the\n-chool bus formerly driven by\nMelvin Covington\nJersey, was an overnight cue t. of\nMr and Mrs. F O. Priddy. re\ncently They were en route to\nMiami. Fla\nMr and Mrs Bobby Taylor, of\nBong Island, spent the week end\nwith Mr and Mrs C B Spurlock.\nMr and Mrs Jae Lawler and\nfamily, of Richmond, spent the\nweek end here with Mr and Mrs.\nW H Flowers.\nMrs J. K Gherman has been\nbeen verv sick with the flu\nMr J K Ghrrman has been\nvery sick with virus pneumonia\nMrs B I Elliott is .-irk with\nthe flu.\nMr It E. Dunkum has had the\nflu. but he is improving now\nC O Crafton has been sick, but\nhe is able to be out again" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5629, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0082", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0082", "label": "The Sunshine HD Club will", "dtoType": "document", "order": 97, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0082-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Sunshine HD Club will\nmeet Wednesday afternoon. Feb.\n25. with Mrs. C. W Digas. in the\nhome of Miss Marie Allen.\nSandy River\nMr. and Mrs Paul Wheeler, of\nBerryville, visited relatives in the\ncommunity during the week end.\nMrs E. C. Garnett Jr., and chil\ndren spent Friday and Saturday\nin Blackstone\nMrs. W I. Gardner, of Warren\nVa„ spent last week visiting Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Bruce. Mrs. A.\nA. Waldburger and daughter, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nin the same home.\nMr and Mrs. Bruce Gates en\ntertained with a dinner Sunday\nhonoring the birthday of Nevyn\nRankin. Jr. Others present for the\noccasion were Mrs W. B. Gates,\nMr W N Rankin and Johnny.\nJean and Donald Gates\nMisses Martha and Blanche\nBass and W B Bass were recent\nvisitors of Mrs. E. J. Raiford. in\nPetersburg\nMr. and Mrs. C M. Bass, of\nRichmond, spent the week end m\nthe home of W B Bass.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Sunshine HD Club will\nmeet Wednesday afternoon. Feb.\n25. with Mrs. C. W Digas. in the\nhome of Miss Marie Allen.\nSandy River\nMr. and Mrs Paul Wheeler, of\nBerryville, visited relatives in the\ncommunity during the week end.\nMrs E. C. Garnett Jr., and chil\ndren spent Friday and Saturday\nin Blackstone\nMrs. W I. Gardner, of Warren\nVa„ spent last week visiting Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Bruce. Mrs. A.\nA. Waldburger and daughter, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nin the same home.\nMr and Mrs. Bruce Gates en\ntertained with a dinner Sunday\nhonoring the birthday of Nevyn\nRankin. Jr. Others present for the\noccasion were Mrs W. B. Gates,\nMr W N Rankin and Johnny.\nJean and Donald Gates\nMisses Martha and Blanche\nBass and W B Bass were recent\nvisitors of Mrs. E. J. Raiford. in\nPetersburg\nMr. and Mrs. C M. Bass, of\nRichmond, spent the week end m\nthe home of W B Bass." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5935, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0083", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0083", "label": "Burkeville, RFD", "dtoType": "document", "order": 98, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0083-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Burkeville, RFD\nMrs Harvey Tharpe, Mrs. H. G.\nRickman, Mrs. Meivin ScruRgs\nand Gloria Jane visited Mrs. Al\nveita Scruggs, at Rice, Wednes\nday evening\nMr and Mrs. Dillard Scruggs\n\u0027shopped m Farmville Thursday.\nMrs. Scruggs also had some den\nial work done\nMr. and Mrs. Sinclair Scruggs\nvisited m tin- D. R. Sciuggs home\n| Wednesday night\nHilton Morgan entered M.C V.\nHospital Friday iO have a\n■ growth removed from his eye.\nFarmers are busy plowing, cul\nling wood and preparing plant\nbeds.\nMr. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe\nvisited Mr and Mis. Preston\nRickman Wednesday night.\nMrs. H G. Rickman visited her\ndaughter. Mrs. Herbert Morris,\nand Mrs. Morris, Thursday.\nMany people from tins com\nmunity attended the show in the\nschool auditorium Friday night\nsponosred by the Lush Brothers.\nThey had a full house.\nMr. and Mrs. Spencer St. John\nspent the week end with Mrs. H\nM. Morgan, while Mr. Morgan\nwas in Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs Preston Rickman\nand family visited Mr. and Mrs.\nHerbert Morris during tile week\nend.\nHospital Visit\nMrs Spencer St. John. Mrs.\nMelvin Scruggs. Mrs. Hilton Mor\ngan and Wayne spent Sunday\nwith Wilson m MCA Mr. and\nMrs. Rob Schmidt and family\nwere also visitors at Wilson\u0027s. Mr\nMorgan accompanied Mrs. Mor\ngan home after having been in\nRichmond since Friday.\nMrs. S M Jamerson visited\nwith the R. F Dennis family\n; Friday\nMrs R F. Dennis. Ktta and\nLoretta are out again alter being\nin with the flue.\nMr. and Mrs It, F Dennis and", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Burkeville, RFD\nMrs Harvey Tharpe, Mrs. H. G.\nRickman, Mrs. Meivin ScruRgs\nand Gloria Jane visited Mrs. Al\nveita Scruggs, at Rice, Wednes\nday evening\nMr and Mrs. Dillard Scruggs\n\u0027shopped m Farmville Thursday.\nMrs. Scruggs also had some den\nial work done\nMr. and Mrs. Sinclair Scruggs\nvisited m tin- D. R. Sciuggs home\n| Wednesday night\nHilton Morgan entered M.C V.\nHospital Friday iO have a\n■ growth removed from his eye.\nFarmers are busy plowing, cul\nling wood and preparing plant\nbeds.\nMr. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe\nvisited Mr and Mis. Preston\nRickman Wednesday night.\nMrs. H G. Rickman visited her\ndaughter. Mrs. Herbert Morris,\nand Mrs. Morris, Thursday.\nMany people from tins com\nmunity attended the show in the\nschool auditorium Friday night\nsponosred by the Lush Brothers.\nThey had a full house.\nMr. and Mrs. Spencer St. John\nspent the week end with Mrs. H\nM. Morgan, while Mr. Morgan\nwas in Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs Preston Rickman\nand family visited Mr. and Mrs.\nHerbert Morris during tile week\nend.\nHospital Visit\nMrs Spencer St. John. Mrs.\nMelvin Scruggs. Mrs. Hilton Mor\ngan and Wayne spent Sunday\nwith Wilson m MCA Mr. and\nMrs. Rob Schmidt and family\nwere also visitors at Wilson\u0027s. Mr\nMorgan accompanied Mrs. Mor\ngan home after having been in\nRichmond since Friday.\nMrs. S M Jamerson visited\nwith the R. F Dennis family\n; Friday\nMrs R F. Dennis. Ktta and\nLoretta are out again alter being\nin with the flue.\nMr. and Mrs It, F Dennis and" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5559, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0446", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0446", "label": "MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM OR KITCHEN NOW!", "dtoType": "document", "order": 99, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0446-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM OR\nKITCHEN NOW!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM OR\nKITCHEN NOW!" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6507, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0447", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0447", "label": "Armstrong s Monowall", "dtoType": "document", "order": 100, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0447-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Armstrong s Monowall", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Armstrong s Monowall" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.9777, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0084", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0084", "label": "Remodel your bathroom or kitchen with Armstrong\u0027s", "dtoType": "document", "order": 101, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0084-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Remodel your bathroom or kitchen with Armstrong\u0027s\nM-67 Monowall. Monowall comes in large rigid panels\nthat are simply cemented over the old wall. The average\nsize room can he completely remodeled in a day nr two.\nwith little of the mess or confusimrthat often ynes with\nhome renovation iobs.\nYou can expertly install it yourself by following the\nsimple instructions furnished with this material.\n— Or we will gladly give you an estimate on a complet\ned job to be done bv our mechanice.\nSee Our Displays of Monowall", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Remodel your bathroom or kitchen with Armstrong\u0027s\nM-67 Monowall. Monowall comes in large rigid panels\nthat are simply cemented over the old wall. The average\nsize room can he completely remodeled in a day nr two.\nwith little of the mess or confusimrthat often ynes with\nhome renovation iobs.\nYou can expertly install it yourself by following the\nsimple instructions furnished with this material.\n— Or we will gladly give you an estimate on a complet\ned job to be done bv our mechanice.\nSee Our Displays of Monowall" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5209, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0085", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0085", "label": "Mahogany finish r", "dtoType": "document", "order": 102, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0085-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mahogany finish r\n*347 50\n(Slightly higher in blonde)\nWITH AMAZING\nFOR FINEST TV PICTURE\n• Exclusive Channel-Eye Tuning\n• Concert Grand FM Sound\n• Supersensitive Turret Tuner\n• Plug-In Phono Jack *\n• Built for new U.H.F. Stations\nSET IT . . . and you\u0027ll knou,\nthis new Stewart-Viarner con\nsole is the TV for sou. See the\nlifelike if.alism of this giant\n21 picture! I hut the power\nand claries of Concert Grand", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mahogany finish r\n*347 50\n(Slightly higher in blonde)\nWITH AMAZING\nFOR FINEST TV PICTURE\n• Exclusive Channel-Eye Tuning\n• Concert Grand FM Sound\n• Supersensitive Turret Tuner\n• Plug-In Phono Jack *\n• Built for new U.H.F. Stations\nSET IT . . . and you\u0027ll knou,\nthis new Stewart-Viarner con\nsole is the TV for sou. See the\nlifelike if.alism of this giant\n21 picture! I hut the power\nand claries of Concert Grand" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6612, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0086", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0086", "label": "Cabinet on casters — easy to move FM sound!", "dtoType": "document", "order": 103, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0086-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Cabinet on casters —\neasy to move\nFM sound! Vis, now you can\nenjoy truly fine TV reception\n. . and SAN I on the biggest\nI N value in town. See a dem\nonstration TODAY!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Cabinet on casters —\neasy to move\nFM sound! Vis, now you can\nenjoy truly fine TV reception\n. . and SAN I on the biggest\nI N value in town. 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G. Walton and W. T.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 107, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0087-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mr and Mrs. P. G. Walton and\nW. T. Lindsey were week end\nguests of Mr. and Mrs. M. A\nAyres, at Palls Church.\nMiss Claudia Bradshaw, of Cul\npeper, is spending this week with\nMrs. C .1 Bradshaw.\nMiss Ida Mae Burns and Mrs\nKate Carter, of Farmville. were\nweek end guests of Miss Mabel\nBradshaw and Mrs Ft. A Brad\nshaw\nMr and Mrs. Jamie Farley, of\nRichmond, spent Sunday with Mr\nand Mrs. Claude Parley\nMrs. Mary Glenn visited Mrs\nH L. Bradshaw several days last\nweek\nClarence Bradshaw, of Durham\nN C.. spent Saturday with Mr\nBradshaw\nMrs. Billy Wat kites spent the\nweek end with the Rev. and Mr\nII N. Soyats.\nAmong The Visitors\nMr. and Mrs. Kyle Baldwin and\nchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin\nBaldwin, of Farmville, spent Sun\nday with Mr. and Mrs. F W\nBaldwin\nRev and Mrs Arthur Stevens.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mr and Mrs. P. G. Walton and\nW. T. Lindsey were week end\nguests of Mr. and Mrs. M. A\nAyres, at Palls Church.\nMiss Claudia Bradshaw, of Cul\npeper, is spending this week with\nMrs. C .1 Bradshaw.\nMiss Ida Mae Burns and Mrs\nKate Carter, of Farmville. were\nweek end guests of Miss Mabel\nBradshaw and Mrs Ft. A Brad\nshaw\nMr and Mrs. Jamie Farley, of\nRichmond, spent Sunday with Mr\nand Mrs. Claude Parley\nMrs. Mary Glenn visited Mrs\nH L. Bradshaw several days last\nweek\nClarence Bradshaw, of Durham\nN C.. spent Saturday with Mr\nBradshaw\nMrs. Billy Wat kites spent the\nweek end with the Rev. and Mr\nII N. Soyats.\nAmong The Visitors\nMr. and Mrs. Kyle Baldwin and\nchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin\nBaldwin, of Farmville, spent Sun\nday with Mr. and Mrs. F W\nBaldwin\nRev and Mrs Arthur Stevens." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5991, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0088", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0088", "label": "family were dinner guests of then mother and niece,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 108, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0088-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "family were dinner guests of then\nmother and niece, m Richmond.\nSunday. While theie they also\ncalled on her brother, A R\nLeech.\nHerman Cook is .suffering with\nhis back again. He isn\u0027t able to\ndo any work at present.\nHal ve Tllurpe is visiting rela\ntives m Charlotte county.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "family were dinner guests of then\nmother and niece, m Richmond.\nSunday. While theie they also\ncalled on her brother, A R\nLeech.\nHerman Cook is .suffering with\nhis back again. He isn\u0027t able to\ndo any work at present.\nHal ve Tllurpe is visiting rela\ntives m Charlotte county." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6118, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0089", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0089", "label": "of Farmville, Mi- T O Bomlu rant and Tommy", "dtoType": "document", "order": 109, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0089-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "of Farmville, Mi- T O Bomlu\nrant and Tommy were (dinner\nguests of Mr and Mr E I\u0027\nUonriur.mt. Saturday e\u0027.enmv\nMrs. Rosa Comte: of Amelia\nspent the week end \u0027vitb her\ndaughter Mrs Julian Brad-haw.\nMr and M; C B Ma,reason\nand «hildren. of Richmond were\ndinner guest of Mr S. 11 B. rid\nurant. Sunday i ■.c-iure .\nMr and M: Garland Slaffo\u0027 i\nand baby, Gary, oi Richmond\nspent several days last week yviih\nher parents. Mr and Me R P\nWalth(i!l Dinner ein -is of M\nand Mrs. W..Ih,ill on Sunday rvere\nMr. and Mrs Jimmy Dans and\nchildren, ot Richmond. Mr and\nMrs Fr ank O born and children,\nof Fa I lliville M\u0022 Hid Mrs Bluer\nHates and Nevyn Rankin\nIRmier \u003C nests\nMi and Mr Claud Weave: and\nMrs Eiieene Thompson were din\nner guests ot Mr and Mr R T\nLovelace in Fanmille, Sunday\nevening and attended a preaeh\niiii.\u0027 service in Buckineham after\nwards\nCurtis Biickliam of Munewell\npent Saturday with Mi and Mr\nWeaver\nMr. and Mr T A Hubbard\nwho have been in til” tobacco\nmarket for several months have\nreturned to then home here\nFielder Hubbard -pent several\ndays last lie, k with Mr. and Mrs\nS C Foster in Florence, S C\nMi Hubbard returned home with\nhim.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "of Farmville, Mi- T O Bomlu\nrant and Tommy were (dinner\nguests of Mr and Mr E I\u0027\nUonriur.mt. Saturday e\u0027.enmv\nMrs. Rosa Comte: of Amelia\nspent the week end \u0027vitb her\ndaughter Mrs Julian Brad-haw.\nMr and M; C B Ma,reason\nand «hildren. of Richmond were\ndinner guest of Mr S. 11 B. rid\nurant. Sunday i ■.c-iure .\nMr and M: Garland Slaffo\u0027 i\nand baby, Gary, oi Richmond\nspent several days last week yviih\nher parents. Mr and Me R P\nWalth(i!l Dinner ein -is of M\nand Mrs. W..Ih,ill on Sunday rvere\nMr. and Mrs Jimmy Dans and\nchildren, ot Richmond. Mr and\nMrs Fr ank O born and children,\nof Fa I lliville M\u0022 Hid Mrs Bluer\nHates and Nevyn Rankin\nIRmier \u003C nests\nMi and Mr Claud Weave: and\nMrs Eiieene Thompson were din\nner guests ot Mr and Mr R T\nLovelace in Fanmille, Sunday\nevening and attended a preaeh\niiii.\u0027 service in Buckineham after\nwards\nCurtis Biickliam of Munewell\npent Saturday with Mi and Mr\nWeaver\nMr. and Mr T A Hubbard\nwho have been in til” tobacco\nmarket for several months have\nreturned to then home here\nFielder Hubbard -pent several\ndays last lie, k with Mr. and Mrs\nS C Foster in Florence, S C\nMi Hubbard returned home with\nhim." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4617, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0090", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0090", "label": "Burkexille", "dtoType": "document", "order": 110, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0090-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Burkexille\nMr. and Mrs J. P Boykins and\ndaughter. Freda, have returned\nfrom Wakefield, where they at\ntended the funeral of Mr Boy\nkin \u0027 father. Leroy .Jason Corn\nwell i.n died. Saturday. Peb 14.\nai the home of tvs son LeRoy\n.la. tin Cornwell. ,!: of Wakelield\nWorld I).iv 01 Prayer will be\nobserved with a special service at\nthe Presbyterian Church this\nafternoon t+’ridayi at 2.HO\n^ani\u0027lr \\i M", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Burkexille\nMr. and Mrs J. P Boykins and\ndaughter. Freda, have returned\nfrom Wakefield, where they at\ntended the funeral of Mr Boy\nkin \u0027 father. Leroy .Jason Corn\nwell i.n died. Saturday. Peb 14.\nai the home of tvs son LeRoy\n.la. tin Cornwell. ,!: of Wakelield\nWorld I).iv 01 Prayer will be\nobserved with a special service at\nthe Presbyterian Church this\nafternoon t+’ridayi at 2.HO\n^ani\u0027lr \\i M" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5169, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0091", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0091", "label": "Fairvicw HD Club held a family night supper 11", "dtoType": "document", "order": 111, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0091-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Fairvicw HD Club held a family\nnight supper 11 the Municipal\nBuilding. Friday night, with about\nnil members and their families\npre (lit Alter a buffer supper, the\ngroup enjoyed earner planned by\nMr; Jeffries Borum Those at\ntending were Mr md Mis. O. II\nSchmidt.. Mr and Mr- C. F\nS( hmidi. Mr and Mrs. H 3 Bos\nwell, Margie Susan, and Swan\nBoswell. Mr and Mrs. Bob Cook\nMr and Mr.-. Joe Cook. Betty\nLou and Joanne Cook. Mr. and\nMrs. Jeffries Borum and Mildred\nBorum Mr and Mrs W il\nKirehmier. and Thomas and Bob\nKirehmier\nMrs. \u0027i R Hamilton. Mr- 1 R\nBradshaw and Mrs M K Turner\n-rued as judges at the Blaekstone\nGarden Club, last week\nLeadership School\nA Leadership Training Si hool\n\u0027lor Ciewe and this community\nwill be held in the Crewe Met.h\nodi \u0027. Church. Feb 23-27. begin\nnin (a.di evening at 7. with a", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Fairvicw HD Club held a family\nnight supper 11 the Municipal\nBuilding. Friday night, with about\nnil members and their families\npre (lit Alter a buffer supper, the\ngroup enjoyed earner planned by\nMr; Jeffries Borum Those at\ntending were Mr md Mis. O. II\nSchmidt.. Mr and Mr- C. F\nS( hmidi. Mr and Mrs. H 3 Bos\nwell, Margie Susan, and Swan\nBoswell. Mr and Mrs. Bob Cook\nMr and Mr.-. Joe Cook. Betty\nLou and Joanne Cook. Mr. and\nMrs. Jeffries Borum and Mildred\nBorum Mr and Mrs W il\nKirehmier. and Thomas and Bob\nKirehmier\nMrs. \u0027i R Hamilton. Mr- 1 R\nBradshaw and Mrs M K Turner\n-rued as judges at the Blaekstone\nGarden Club, last week\nLeadership School\nA Leadership Training Si hool\n\u0027lor Ciewe and this community\nwill be held in the Crewe Met.h\nodi \u0027. Church. Feb 23-27. begin\nnin (a.di evening at 7. with a" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5303, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0092", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0092", "label": "dp. ot it ill.’.l period like olficcii are dean.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 112, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0092-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "dp. ot it ill.’.l period like olficcii\nare dean. Mr. Carl D France;\n■iiretaiy Mrs A A. Hagberg;\ntreasurer, Mi H. F. Boswell. Jr :\npublicity. Mrs R S. Davis: arid\narrangement.- M - Thelma Me\nliiiee Mrs Frank Wilkinson and\nMrs C M Butler Courses wilt be\nleaching Juniors. Mis. Douglas\nWilkinson, of Amelia teacher;\nt’niler landing Youth. Mi\u0027s. J W\nDixon, teaehei . and Home and\nChurch Wot king Together, the\nRe\\ Mvron H Kauffman, of\nRichmond, instruct.-r. The book\nof Acts will be taught by Dr C\nSpurgeon Pa hall, e; Charlottes\nville.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "dp. ot it ill.’.l period like olficcii\nare dean. Mr. Carl D France;\n■iiretaiy Mrs A A. Hagberg;\ntreasurer, Mi H. F. Boswell. Jr :\npublicity. Mrs R S. Davis: arid\narrangement.- M - Thelma Me\nliiiee Mrs Frank Wilkinson and\nMrs C M Butler Courses wilt be\nleaching Juniors. Mis. Douglas\nWilkinson, of Amelia teacher;\nt’niler landing Youth. Mi\u0027s. J W\nDixon, teaehei . and Home and\nChurch Wot king Together, the\nRe\\ Mvron H Kauffman, of\nRichmond, instruct.-r. The book\nof Acts will be taught by Dr C\nSpurgeon Pa hall, e; Charlottes\nville." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5117, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0093", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0093", "label": "Mr and Mrs \\l H Kina and sons James", "dtoType": "document", "order": 113, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0093-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mr and Mrs \\l H Kina and\nsons James and Tommy, are\n.••pent!ins two weeks in Florida.\nMiss Betty I.ee Bradshaw and\ntwo of !ur cla .smates. of HI\u003ET.\nspent the week end with Miss\nBradshaw\u0027s parent . Mr and M:\n! R Bradshaw, Ji\nMrs. VV H Kirclunier and son.\nBob. have returned from Brain ,\nInd . where they visited Mrs\nKireiinnei\u0027s sister. Mrs J C.\nBlaker", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mr and Mrs \\l H Kina and\nsons James and Tommy, are\n.••pent!ins two weeks in Florida.\nMiss Betty I.ee Bradshaw and\ntwo of !ur cla .smates. of HI\u003ET.\nspent the week end with Miss\nBradshaw\u0027s parent . Mr and M:\n! R Bradshaw, Ji\nMrs. VV H Kirclunier and son.\nBob. have returned from Brain ,\nInd . where they visited Mrs\nKireiinnei\u0027s sister. 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Ralph\nand Herbert Hill: one daughter.\nMrs Rachel Wallace and several\ngrandchildren and meat grand\nchildren.\nMrs. J S. A new will leave Fri\nday for Waverly to sjrend the\nweek end with her daushter. Mrs.\nMaurice Rosenberg.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Buried Here\nMrs. Minnie A Hill, a hfe-lon :\nresident of Burkeville died Feb\nin Hiehrm nd and was bul led\nin Sunset Hill Cemetery m Burke\nville. She liare- two son . Ralph\nand Herbert Hill: one daughter.\nMrs Rachel Wallace and several\ngrandchildren and meat grand\nchildren.\nMrs. J S. A new will leave Fri\nday for Waverly to sjrend the\nweek end with her daushter. 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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Word.\nMrs. Ben Word is improvin\u0027; \u0027\nafter being .sick for the past week.\nThe Swiss flag is red with a\nwhite cross." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6734, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0105", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0105", "label": "Ml. Zion", "dtoType": "document", "order": 132, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0105-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Ml. Zion\nOlir community sick ones are\npetting along all right and con\nvalescing satisfactorily.\nMiss Mary Anderson went to\nRichmond Friday and returned.\nSaturday night. She was a supper\nguest of Mrs. M. K. Davis, Satur\nday night.\nHer friends were delighted to\nsee Mrs. March at church, Sun\nday. Mr. March wasn’t quite able\nto come out after his spell of flu.\nMrs. Bob Davis has been quite\nsick with lumbago. Mr. and Mrs.\nM. K. Davis and Ray went to see\nher, Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.\nArthur Davis went to see her one\nnight, last week. Bill Flanagan\n.spent the week end in the same\nhome.\nJunie Anderson spent a day in\nRichmond. Also. Kramer Ander\nson visited Richmond.\nAlec Clark, USA. of North Caro\nlina. is .‘■pending sometime with\nhis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ligon\nClark.\nTlie Aubrey Arnolds, of Rich\nmond. visited the Herbert Ander\nsons.\nMr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson\nand sou visited her brother. Wil\nliam P. Davis, who is quite sick\nand in a hospital In Richmond.\nMrs. Maude Putney is better.\nM. K Davis and Ray were at\nCrafton Da\u003E\u0027is\u0027 home, one night\nthis week.\nIt is very cold since the rain,\nbut farmers are burning trash,\npreparatory to starting spring\nplowing.\nVisitors in the M. K. Davis\nhome were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur\nDavis, Mr. and Mrs. George Jef\nfreys and Jeff and Margaret.\nHarry Mann. Marvin Jones, Mrs.\nHarry March and Misses Mary\nand Louise Anderson", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Ml. Zion\nOlir community sick ones are\npetting along all right and con\nvalescing satisfactorily.\nMiss Mary Anderson went to\nRichmond Friday and returned.\nSaturday night. She was a supper\nguest of Mrs. M. K. Davis, Satur\nday night.\nHer friends were delighted to\nsee Mrs. March at church, Sun\nday. Mr. March wasn’t quite able\nto come out after his spell of flu.\nMrs. Bob Davis has been quite\nsick with lumbago. Mr. and Mrs.\nM. K. Davis and Ray went to see\nher, Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.\nArthur Davis went to see her one\nnight, last week. Bill Flanagan\n.spent the week end in the same\nhome.\nJunie Anderson spent a day in\nRichmond. Also. Kramer Ander\nson visited Richmond.\nAlec Clark, USA. of North Caro\nlina. is .‘■pending sometime with\nhis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ligon\nClark.\nTlie Aubrey Arnolds, of Rich\nmond. visited the Herbert Ander\nsons.\nMr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson\nand sou visited her brother. Wil\nliam P. Davis, who is quite sick\nand in a hospital In Richmond.\nMrs. Maude Putney is better.\nM. K Davis and Ray were at\nCrafton Da\u003E\u0027is\u0027 home, one night\nthis week.\nIt is very cold since the rain,\nbut farmers are burning trash,\npreparatory to starting spring\nplowing.\nVisitors in the M. K. Davis\nhome were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur\nDavis, Mr. and Mrs. George Jef\nfreys and Jeff and Margaret.\nHarry Mann. Marvin Jones, Mrs.\nHarry March and Misses Mary\nand Louise Anderson" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6558, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0106", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0106", "label": "GLENDALE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 133, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0106-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "GLENDALE\nA coVcred man was instantly\nkilled in the LeSueur Quarry, at\nOre Bank last week when a huge\nrock fell on him.\nMrs. A. L Smith has returned\nfrom an extended visit with her\ndaughter and son-in-law. Mr. and\nMrs. Watkins Lee. of near Smyr\nner Church.\nNow that spring is just around\nthe corner. Mrs. Annie P John\nson who has been ill and a shut- j\nin the past four weeks, hopes soon\nto be out.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "GLENDALE\nA coVcred man was instantly\nkilled in the LeSueur Quarry, at\nOre Bank last week when a huge\nrock fell on him.\nMrs. A. L Smith has returned\nfrom an extended visit with her\ndaughter and son-in-law. Mr. and\nMrs. Watkins Lee. of near Smyr\nner Church.\nNow that spring is just around\nthe corner. Mrs. Annie P John\nson who has been ill and a shut- j\nin the past four weeks, hopes soon\nto be out." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6682, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0107", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0107", "label": "This it the standard type field fence,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 134, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0107-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "This it the standard type field fence,\nwith flexible \u0022hinge joints\u0022 that tf retch\nwell end adjust easily to contours.\nHorizontal wires ore crimped to hold\ntension, and spaced 3 in. opart at\nbottom and 9 in. apart at top. Up*\nright stays spaced d in. apart. For\npigs, cattle or sheep. 2d in. high.\nNo. 726-6*11—\n20 rod roll.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "This it the standard type field fence,\nwith flexible \u0022hinge joints\u0022 that tf retch\nwell end adjust easily to contours.\nHorizontal wires ore crimped to hold\ntension, and spaced 3 in. opart at\nbottom and 9 in. apart at top. Up*\nright stays spaced d in. apart. 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W. 3rd St. Phone 339 Farmville,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 144, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0111-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Farmers Cooperative, Inc.\nW. 3rd St. Phone 339 Farmville, Va.\nSeay Milling Company\nDillwyn, Virginia\nThe Boswell Company\nBurkeville, Virginia", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmers Cooperative, Inc.\nW. 3rd St. Phone 339 Farmville, Va.\nSeay Milling Company\nDillwyn, Virginia\nThe Boswell Company\nBurkeville, Virginia" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8646, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0112", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0112", "label": "Chestnut Grove", "dtoType": "document", "order": 145, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0112-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Chestnut Grove\nMr., and Mrs. Lathan Palls and\nchildren, of Farmville. visited Mr\nand Mrs. J. C. Bersch. Sunday\nafternoon.\nA-3c Melvin O\u0027Brien, of Port\nBragg. N. C., spent the week end\nin his home.\nVisitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ft. L\nHarris. Sunday morning were n\nB. Harris and two sons and N. S\nHarris, of Richmond\nMr. and Mrs. FYed Barton, of\nBurkeville, spent the week end\nwith Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cook.\nMrs. M. L. Cook\u0027s condition is\nunchanged. Recent visitors were\nMr. and Mrs. J. H. O\u0027Brien dnd\nDickie and D. A Connor, of Ap\npomattox; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie\nSeay and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Seay,\nof Gladstone: Rev. J. P. Leitner.\nof Vera: Mrs. Lewis Morgan and\nMrs. Jack Andersen of Anderson\nville, and Mr. and Mrs. Otha\nSouthall, of Farmville.\nFlu Patient Better\nJ. E. O\u0027Brien is somewhat im\nproved after being ill with flu\nlast week.\nMr. and Mrs. Billy Pope and\nJerry and Mrs. O. L. Pope, oi\nJeters ville. spent the week end\nwith Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Senger.\nLeGrand Jones returned home\nfrom the hospital on Wednesday\nand Mr. Gills returned home on\nSaturday. Both are recovering\nfrom pneumonia, and both are do\ning nicely.\nCapt. and Mrs. T. N. Saul spent\nlast Tuesday at McGuire Hospital,\nin Richmond.\nSunday dinner guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. H. P. Harris were B. B.\nHarris and two sons, Jack and\nCarroll and N. S. Harris, all of\nRichmond, and J. M. Harris, of\nPhenix. Visitors In the afternoon\nwere Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hechler.\nDurward and Leslie and Mrs. Wil\nlis Dunkum. all of Richmond.\nMrs. J. M. Dunkum and Pred and\nMrs. Lutn Dunkum and son, of\nArvonia.\nSprains Ankle\nMiss Ann Cook had the mis\nfortune to sprain her ankle at\nschool, on Monday.\nThe Home Demonstration club\nwill meet with Mrs. Ralph Ro\npass on Monday. Feb. 23, at 2 p\nm. The demonstration will be on\nTomato Dishes as Sources of Vita\nmin C. It is hoped that a largo\nnumber will be able to attend\nFlu patients reported last week\nare on the road to recovery.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Chestnut Grove\nMr., and Mrs. Lathan Palls and\nchildren, of Farmville. visited Mr\nand Mrs. J. C. Bersch. Sunday\nafternoon.\nA-3c Melvin O\u0027Brien, of Port\nBragg. N. C., spent the week end\nin his home.\nVisitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ft. L\nHarris. Sunday morning were n\nB. Harris and two sons and N. S\nHarris, of Richmond\nMr. and Mrs. FYed Barton, of\nBurkeville, spent the week end\nwith Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cook.\nMrs. M. L. Cook\u0027s condition is\nunchanged. Recent visitors were\nMr. and Mrs. J. H. O\u0027Brien dnd\nDickie and D. A Connor, of Ap\npomattox; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie\nSeay and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Seay,\nof Gladstone: Rev. J. P. Leitner.\nof Vera: Mrs. Lewis Morgan and\nMrs. Jack Andersen of Anderson\nville, and Mr. and Mrs. Otha\nSouthall, of Farmville.\nFlu Patient Better\nJ. E. O\u0027Brien is somewhat im\nproved after being ill with flu\nlast week.\nMr. and Mrs. Billy Pope and\nJerry and Mrs. O. L. Pope, oi\nJeters ville. spent the week end\nwith Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Senger.\nLeGrand Jones returned home\nfrom the hospital on Wednesday\nand Mr. Gills returned home on\nSaturday. Both are recovering\nfrom pneumonia, and both are do\ning nicely.\nCapt. and Mrs. T. N. Saul spent\nlast Tuesday at McGuire Hospital,\nin Richmond.\nSunday dinner guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. H. P. Harris were B. B.\nHarris and two sons, Jack and\nCarroll and N. S. Harris, all of\nRichmond, and J. M. Harris, of\nPhenix. Visitors In the afternoon\nwere Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hechler.\nDurward and Leslie and Mrs. Wil\nlis Dunkum. all of Richmond.\nMrs. J. M. Dunkum and Pred and\nMrs. Lutn Dunkum and son, of\nArvonia.\nSprains Ankle\nMiss Ann Cook had the mis\nfortune to sprain her ankle at\nschool, on Monday.\nThe Home Demonstration club\nwill meet with Mrs. Ralph Ro\npass on Monday. Feb. 23, at 2 p\nm. The demonstration will be on\nTomato Dishes as Sources of Vita\nmin C. It is hoped that a largo\nnumber will be able to attend\nFlu patients reported last week\nare on the road to recovery." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.68, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0113", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0113", "label": "Well Water", "dtoType": "document", "order": 146, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0113-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Well Water\nMr and Mrs. Tom Foster, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott\nand, on Sunday with their hosts,\nwere dinner guests of Mr. an.)\nMrs. B. N Rush.\nJoe Steger attended the Masoni ■\nconvention last week in Rich\nmond.\nFriends of L. S Baber, of Cen\ntenary, are glad to know he has\nreturned from the Charlottesville\nhospital and is recuperating in\nhis home.\nMisses Jewell and Joyce Rush,\nof Richmond, visited their par\nents. Mr. and Mrs. B N Rush\nfor the week end.\nMiss Joyce Baber, who is a nurse\nin a Washington hospital, is\nspending her vacation with her\ngrandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde\nFarrish.\nSympathy is extended to the\nfamily of the late J. Holman Self\nin its recent bereavement.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Well Water\nMr and Mrs. Tom Foster, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott\nand, on Sunday with their hosts,\nwere dinner guests of Mr. an.)\nMrs. B. N Rush.\nJoe Steger attended the Masoni ■\nconvention last week in Rich\nmond.\nFriends of L. S Baber, of Cen\ntenary, are glad to know he has\nreturned from the Charlottesville\nhospital and is recuperating in\nhis home.\nMisses Jewell and Joyce Rush,\nof Richmond, visited their par\nents. Mr. and Mrs. B N Rush\nfor the week end.\nMiss Joyce Baber, who is a nurse\nin a Washington hospital, is\nspending her vacation with her\ngrandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde\nFarrish.\nSympathy is extended to the\nfamily of the late J. Holman Self\nin its recent bereavement." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6932, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0114", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0114", "label": "Good Used", "dtoType": "document", "order": 147, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0114-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Good Used\nFARM\nEQUIPMENT\n1—Allis-Chalmers, “Model\nC” Tractor with Plow.\n1—VAC Case Tractor w ith\nPlow and Cultivator.\n1—Allis-Chalmers “Model\nG” Tractor with Plow and\nCultivato?.\n1—Allis-Chalmers Power\nTake-Off Combine.\nI—Oliver Combine.\n1 — Massey-Harris Com\nbine with Motor.\nI—International Combine\nwith Motor.\n?•\nThis Equipment Must\nMove Out at Rargain\nPrices.\nYOUR ALL!-.-; ELMERS\nDEALER\nBRICKERT\nOIL COMPANY\nWith a complete line of New\nAlUs-Chalmrn Farm Equip\nment and Repair Parts.\nPHONE 616\nNorth Main Street\nFarmville, Va.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Good Used\nFARM\nEQUIPMENT\n1—Allis-Chalmers, “Model\nC” Tractor with Plow.\n1—VAC Case Tractor w ith\nPlow and Cultivator.\n1—Allis-Chalmers “Model\nG” Tractor with Plow and\nCultivato?.\n1—Allis-Chalmers Power\nTake-Off Combine.\nI—Oliver Combine.\n1 — Massey-Harris Com\nbine with Motor.\nI—International Combine\nwith Motor.\n?•\nThis Equipment Must\nMove Out at Rargain\nPrices.\nYOUR ALL!-.-; ELMERS\nDEALER\nBRICKERT\nOIL COMPANY\nWith a complete line of New\nAlUs-Chalmrn Farm Equip\nment and Repair Parts.\nPHONE 616\nNorth Main Street\nFarmville, Va." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6819, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0464", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0464", "label": "Mrs. Oglesby, 92, Recalls Old Days In Virginia In Birmingham News Story", "dtoType": "document", "order": 148, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0464-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs. Oglesby, 92, Recalls Old Days\nIn Virginia In Birmingham News Story", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. Oglesby, 92, Recalls Old Days\nIn Virginia In Birmingham News Story" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7082, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0115", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0115", "label": "The daily Birmingham, Alt. News recently published for its", "dtoType": "document", "order": 149, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0115-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The daily Birmingham, Alt.\nNews recently published for its\nleaders a feature story about Mrs.\nNellie Oglesby, 92. a former Buck\ningham county resident now liv\ning at Bessemer, Ala.\nThe writer of the feature story\ntwines his yarn about Mrs. Ogles\nby\u0027s fondness for recalling so\nhappily the days in Old Virginia.\nIfe writes of her memories:\n\u0022For instance there is the old- ■\neight room farm home in Buck\ningham county, where she was;\nbom tnd lived happily with a\nlarge family. She proudly exhibits\nthe picture of the home with its\ntypical Southern surrounding\nveranda. She tells hcwr it housed\nthe father, a Confederate veteran,\nthe mother who made the rule*\nfor a Godly Baptist home, six\nbrothers and five sisters.\nParents Natives\nHer father was Simeon Allen,\nof Cumberltnd county, and hoi\nmother. Martha Dunnavant Al\nlen. of Buckingham county. They\nlived at Enonville from before the\nCivil War until their deaths in\n1910 and 1913. They had cele\nbrated their 68th wedding anni\nversary before the first one passed\non.\nMrs. Nellie Oglesby, subject of\nthe Birmingham paper\u0027s feature\nstory, was third from the young\nest child In her Buckingham\ndays, she was widely known a ; a\nwriting teacher and she still writes\na beautiful hand.\nMany years a widow now, M;..\nOgelsby lives alone in Bessemer,\nbut has a host of friends who en\njoy looking after her. She is a\ngo-\u0027d conversationist and she lis\ntens to the radio. \u0022Nobody was\never so blessed as I am with\nfriends.\u0022 she says.\nFriends Help Now\nHei friends perform such serv\nices for her as putting in the coal\nand kindling, marketing, looking\nafter the laundry and such thine", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The daily Birmingham, Alt.\nNews recently published for its\nleaders a feature story about Mrs.\nNellie Oglesby, 92. a former Buck\ningham county resident now liv\ning at Bessemer, Ala.\nThe writer of the feature story\ntwines his yarn about Mrs. Ogles\nby\u0027s fondness for recalling so\nhappily the days in Old Virginia.\nIfe writes of her memories:\n\u0022For instance there is the old- ■\neight room farm home in Buck\ningham county, where she was;\nbom tnd lived happily with a\nlarge family. She proudly exhibits\nthe picture of the home with its\ntypical Southern surrounding\nveranda. She tells hcwr it housed\nthe father, a Confederate veteran,\nthe mother who made the rule*\nfor a Godly Baptist home, six\nbrothers and five sisters.\nParents Natives\nHer father was Simeon Allen,\nof Cumberltnd county, and hoi\nmother. Martha Dunnavant Al\nlen. of Buckingham county. They\nlived at Enonville from before the\nCivil War until their deaths in\n1910 and 1913. They had cele\nbrated their 68th wedding anni\nversary before the first one passed\non.\nMrs. Nellie Oglesby, subject of\nthe Birmingham paper\u0027s feature\nstory, was third from the young\nest child In her Buckingham\ndays, she was widely known a ; a\nwriting teacher and she still writes\na beautiful hand.\nMany years a widow now, M;..\nOgelsby lives alone in Bessemer,\nbut has a host of friends who en\njoy looking after her. She is a\ngo-\u0027d conversationist and she lis\ntens to the radio. \u0022Nobody was\never so blessed as I am with\nfriends.\u0022 she says.\nFriends Help Now\nHei friends perform such serv\nices for her as putting in the coal\nand kindling, marketing, looking\nafter the laundry and such thine" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.636, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0116", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0116", "label": "She stays pretty well to her bed room. but", "dtoType": "document", "order": 150, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0116-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "She stays pretty well to her bed\nroom. but keeps a paddle at the\nside of the house so friends can\nknock for admission When she\nwant-, some one in the neighbor\nhood for t favor, she rings a large\ndinner bell on the front porch.\nStill the cultured Virginia lady\ndespite her 92 yeats. Mrs Oglesby\nlives above the adversities of de\nclining years that distress many\nfi Iks. She remembers so happily\nthe former years.\nOther memories are of her girl\nhood. with many girl friends and\nbeaux. Also, the visit to Alabama\nfor a visit with her brother, Eg\nbert. who was a railroad man. She\nmet tiie man who was to become\nher husband on this visit.\nMarried In 1897\nA memory that brings a twinkle\nis that of her wedding in Enon\nBaptist Church, Enonville, in\n1897. Friends from three counties\n• ■ame to the wedding, she recalls.\nThere had never been a prettier\nwedding in that part of Virginia,\nwith six couples oi bridesmaids\nand groomsmen\nThe busiest years were during\nher married life as wife to her\nhusband-farmer at Green Pond,\nnear Bessemer. Mr. Ogiesbv was\na leading Presbyterian elder and\nhe worked by his side in the\nchurch.\nHer saddest backward glance is\nof the death of her husband 30\nrears ago. At his death she gave\ntheir home and 40 aeres of land\nto the church at Green Pond a:\na memorial to Mr. Oglesby. After\nthe death of her husband she\nmoved to Bessemer, where she has\nbeen since.\nGone now are father, mother,\nbrothers. . at t . husband. •\u0027That\nis what life hr.tigs u# to at 92.\u0022\n■tie comments now But even\nthough they\u0027re si! gone, ttie as\ns\u0027nations were fine and sweet and\nmemorv of the good life has a way\nof keeping faith and spirit bright\n— even at 92", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "She stays pretty well to her bed\nroom. but keeps a paddle at the\nside of the house so friends can\nknock for admission When she\nwant-, some one in the neighbor\nhood for t favor, she rings a large\ndinner bell on the front porch.\nStill the cultured Virginia lady\ndespite her 92 yeats. Mrs Oglesby\nlives above the adversities of de\nclining years that distress many\nfi Iks. She remembers so happily\nthe former years.\nOther memories are of her girl\nhood. with many girl friends and\nbeaux. Also, the visit to Alabama\nfor a visit with her brother, Eg\nbert. who was a railroad man. She\nmet tiie man who was to become\nher husband on this visit.\nMarried In 1897\nA memory that brings a twinkle\nis that of her wedding in Enon\nBaptist Church, Enonville, in\n1897. Friends from three counties\n• ■ame to the wedding, she recalls.\nThere had never been a prettier\nwedding in that part of Virginia,\nwith six couples oi bridesmaids\nand groomsmen\nThe busiest years were during\nher married life as wife to her\nhusband-farmer at Green Pond,\nnear Bessemer. Mr. Ogiesbv was\na leading Presbyterian elder and\nhe worked by his side in the\nchurch.\nHer saddest backward glance is\nof the death of her husband 30\nrears ago. At his death she gave\ntheir home and 40 aeres of land\nto the church at Green Pond a:\na memorial to Mr. Oglesby. After\nthe death of her husband she\nmoved to Bessemer, where she has\nbeen since.\nGone now are father, mother,\nbrothers. . at t . husband. •\u0027That\nis what life hr.tigs u# to at 92.\u0022\n■tie comments now But even\nthough they\u0027re si! gone, ttie as\ns\u0027nations were fine and sweet and\nmemorv of the good life has a way\nof keeping faith and spirit bright\n— even at 92" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5564, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0465", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0465", "label": "Curdsville News. Recent Social Events", "dtoType": "document", "order": 151, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0465-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Curdsville News. Recent Social Events", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Curdsville News. Recent Social Events" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5636, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0117", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0117", "label": "Rev. J. C. Weaver preached an inspiring sermon Sunday", "dtoType": "document", "order": 152, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0117-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Rev. J. C. Weaver preached an\ninspiring sermon Sunday moraine\nat Smyrna. Despite the bad morn-1\ning quite a number were out ! 01 :\nservices.\nThe Emmett Dunkums visited!\nMiss Eliza White and Mrs. Car\nter last week. Miss Eliza is able\nto be up after quite a spell re\ncently with flu.\nMrs. Cook Hix, Mary Hix and\nMrs. Reeves Phaup attended the1\nmeeting at Dillwvn Baptist\nChurch last Tuesday\nRecent visitors of Mr and Mrs\nT. J. Bailey were Mr. and Mrs\nBilly Spencer, Mrs. Frank Johns\nand daughters, FYank Agee and\nMr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum.\nBernard Harris visited friends\nat Calra during the week end\nLeaves Hospital\nMrs. C. C. Harvey has returned\nhome after a few days stay in\nSouthside Hospital.\nMrs. Margaret Hamilton is\nnursing Miss Lizzie Nuckols at\nGold Hill.\nMrs. Cleveland Jones and chil\ndren visited Mr. and Mrs We.-ley\nDunkum recently.\nMr. and Mrs. Shirley Dowdy\nand Mr. and Mrs. D A Griffith\nhave received word that they have\na new granddaughter, born to Mr\nand Mrs. Dowdy, of Alexandria,\nlast week.\nBen Bolling, of Blackstone.\nI visited the O. M. Bollings Sunday\nAmong The Sick\n! Garnett Elliott is not well at\n| this writing, being confined to bi\nbed\nThe Emmett Dunkums were in\nRichmond the past week.\nMrs. Willie Bailey, who hac\nbeen spending some time with her\ntwo daughters in Hollands, is now\nwith Russell Bailey and family, of\nRichmond\nEighth Grade pupils of BHR\nhad a Valentine Party at school\nFriday afternoon, and a most en\njoyable time was had\nMr. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey\nvLsited relatives in North Caro\nlina last week end.\nMr. and Mrs. Alfred Harris are\nreceiving congratulations on the\nbirth of a son. on February 14 at", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Rev. J. C. Weaver preached an\ninspiring sermon Sunday moraine\nat Smyrna. Despite the bad morn-1\ning quite a number were out ! 01 :\nservices.\nThe Emmett Dunkums visited!\nMiss Eliza White and Mrs. Car\nter last week. Miss Eliza is able\nto be up after quite a spell re\ncently with flu.\nMrs. Cook Hix, Mary Hix and\nMrs. Reeves Phaup attended the1\nmeeting at Dillwvn Baptist\nChurch last Tuesday\nRecent visitors of Mr and Mrs\nT. J. Bailey were Mr. and Mrs\nBilly Spencer, Mrs. Frank Johns\nand daughters, FYank Agee and\nMr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum.\nBernard Harris visited friends\nat Calra during the week end\nLeaves Hospital\nMrs. C. C. Harvey has returned\nhome after a few days stay in\nSouthside Hospital.\nMrs. Margaret Hamilton is\nnursing Miss Lizzie Nuckols at\nGold Hill.\nMrs. Cleveland Jones and chil\ndren visited Mr. and Mrs We.-ley\nDunkum recently.\nMr. and Mrs. Shirley Dowdy\nand Mr. and Mrs. D A Griffith\nhave received word that they have\na new granddaughter, born to Mr\nand Mrs. Dowdy, of Alexandria,\nlast week.\nBen Bolling, of Blackstone.\nI visited the O. M. Bollings Sunday\nAmong The Sick\n! Garnett Elliott is not well at\n| this writing, being confined to bi\nbed\nThe Emmett Dunkums were in\nRichmond the past week.\nMrs. Willie Bailey, who hac\nbeen spending some time with her\ntwo daughters in Hollands, is now\nwith Russell Bailey and family, of\nRichmond\nEighth Grade pupils of BHR\nhad a Valentine Party at school\nFriday afternoon, and a most en\njoyable time was had\nMr. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey\nvLsited relatives in North Caro\nlina last week end.\nMr. and Mrs. Alfred Harris are\nreceiving congratulations on the\nbirth of a son. on February 14 at" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6251, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0118", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0118", "label": "Southsid ■ Hospital. Both mother", "dtoType": "document", "order": 153, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0118-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Southsid ■ Hospital. Both mother\nand baby ire d ;n.? nicely.\nMrs. O M Bolling was called to\nSouth Carolina on account of the\ndeath of her aunt the past week.\nMrs. Walter Duncan returned\nto her home, near Columbia, last\nweek after having spent some time\nwith hei son-in-law and daugh\nter. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dun\nk uni\nThe Coi on family had as\nguests lari week relative; near\nC.iinb -rl.il.. i\nMrs. i,uri P.ersch who spent\nseveral week with her daughter\nin-law and ...on. Mr and Mrs\nRussell Bcpsch. cf Lvnchburg. re\nturned home Sunday. Mr and\nMr- Berscjh and children accom\npanied her home for the day.\nOr. Holland Dio\nFriends are sorry to he ir of the\nunexpected death of Dr G. G\nHolland, of Hollands. Vo. Mrs\nHolland the former Mis- Grace\nBailey, of Curdsville. and survives\nwith two children. Quite a num\nber of the Bakovs attended his\nfuneral in Hollands, Sunday\nafternoon.\nMisses Edith Dunkum. o Rich\nmond. and Janet, of Lone,wood\nCollege, are home for the week\nend.\nFriends are glad to leant that\nWalter G. Marks, who has been\nouile sick with flu. is better at\nthis writing.\nMr. and Mrs. Mittie Moore, of\nBuckingham, visited Mrs. Annie\nGarnett and Miss Frances the\npast week.\nRev. J C. Weaver called on Mrs\nHallie Baldridge the past week.\nGlendale\nMr. and Mrs. Daniel Turner, of\nHonolulu, Hawaii, have announced\nthe marriaee of their daughter,\nElinor Ruth, to Ralph A Wil\nliams, at the Episcopal Cathedrial\nof St Andrews, in Honolulu, Jan.\n14. Miss Turner, a native of Hono\nlulu. was educated in the U. S. and\nis a graduate of Baker University\nMr. Williams is -a son of Mr. and", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Southsid ■ Hospital. Both mother\nand baby ire d ;n.? nicely.\nMrs. O M Bolling was called to\nSouth Carolina on account of the\ndeath of her aunt the past week.\nMrs. Walter Duncan returned\nto her home, near Columbia, last\nweek after having spent some time\nwith hei son-in-law and daugh\nter. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dun\nk uni\nThe Coi on family had as\nguests lari week relative; near\nC.iinb -rl.il.. i\nMrs. i,uri P.ersch who spent\nseveral week with her daughter\nin-law and ...on. Mr and Mrs\nRussell Bcpsch. cf Lvnchburg. re\nturned home Sunday. Mr and\nMr- Berscjh and children accom\npanied her home for the day.\nOr. Holland Dio\nFriends are sorry to he ir of the\nunexpected death of Dr G. G\nHolland, of Hollands. Vo. Mrs\nHolland the former Mis- Grace\nBailey, of Curdsville. and survives\nwith two children. Quite a num\nber of the Bakovs attended his\nfuneral in Hollands, Sunday\nafternoon.\nMisses Edith Dunkum. o Rich\nmond. and Janet, of Lone,wood\nCollege, are home for the week\nend.\nFriends are glad to leant that\nWalter G. Marks, who has been\nouile sick with flu. is better at\nthis writing.\nMr. and Mrs. Mittie Moore, of\nBuckingham, visited Mrs. Annie\nGarnett and Miss Frances the\npast week.\nRev. J C. Weaver called on Mrs\nHallie Baldridge the past week.\nGlendale\nMr. and Mrs. Daniel Turner, of\nHonolulu, Hawaii, have announced\nthe marriaee of their daughter,\nElinor Ruth, to Ralph A Wil\nliams, at the Episcopal Cathedrial\nof St Andrews, in Honolulu, Jan.\n14. Miss Turner, a native of Hono\nlulu. was educated in the U. S. and\nis a graduate of Baker University\nMr. Williams is -a son of Mr. and" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5686, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0119", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0119", "label": "Arvonia .Xeit s Marshall District Support of Polio Fund", "dtoType": "document", "order": 154, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0119-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Arvonia .Xeit s\nMarshall District Support of Polio\nFund Appeal Commended by Chairman", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Arvonia .Xeit s\nMarshall District Support of Polio\nFund Appeal Commended by Chairman" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7449, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0120", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0120", "label": "Miss Ethel Foulkes was the past week end guest", "dtoType": "document", "order": 155, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0120-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Miss Ethel Foulkes was the past\nweek end guest of Mr. and Mrs\nW. M. Barbee, of Richmond\nMrs. William Davies recently\nspent several days in Richmond\nvisiting relatives\nMr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris\nand little daughter, of Alexandria\nwere recent week end guests of\n[Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson.\nMrs. Charles Holt and sons.\nCharles and Joel, of West Point.\nN. Y . are guests of her mother\nMrs. J. M. Hannah.\nMrs. Donald Clarke, of Ports\nmouth .was the week end guest of\nMr. and Mrs. M. F. LeSueur.\nWedding Guests\nMr. and Mrs. Owen F Williams\nit.tended the wedding of Miss\ntloise Hanes, of Farmville. to the\nRev. George Henley, of Alexan\ndria, which took place in the\nJarmville\u0027 Episcopal Church at\n■l 30 on February 14.\nMr. and Mrs. T. S Jeffrey had\nas their week end guests, Col. and\nMrs T S. Jeffrey. Jr., and Anne\nand Tommy, of Baltimore, also", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Miss Ethel Foulkes was the past\nweek end guest of Mr. and Mrs\nW. M. Barbee, of Richmond\nMrs. William Davies recently\nspent several days in Richmond\nvisiting relatives\nMr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris\nand little daughter, of Alexandria\nwere recent week end guests of\n[Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson.\nMrs. Charles Holt and sons.\nCharles and Joel, of West Point.\nN. Y . are guests of her mother\nMrs. J. M. Hannah.\nMrs. Donald Clarke, of Ports\nmouth .was the week end guest of\nMr. and Mrs. M. F. LeSueur.\nWedding Guests\nMr. and Mrs. Owen F Williams\nit.tended the wedding of Miss\ntloise Hanes, of Farmville. to the\nRev. George Henley, of Alexan\ndria, which took place in the\nJarmville\u0027 Episcopal Church at\n■l 30 on February 14.\nMr. and Mrs. T. S Jeffrey had\nas their week end guests, Col. and\nMrs T S. Jeffrey. Jr., and Anne\nand Tommy, of Baltimore, also" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7247, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0121", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0121", "label": "Col. Jeffrey\u0027s mother-in-law, of Texas. Friends of Thomas Foulkes,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 156, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0121-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Col. Jeffrey\u0027s mother-in-law, of\nTexas.\nFriends of Thomas Foulkes, of\nRichmond, formerly of Arvonia.\nare sorry to learn that he Is a\npatient in McGuire Hospital.\nMrs. William T Johnson was a\nrecent Richmond visitor.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Wingo. of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. Jeffrey\nMr Jeffrey has just returned\nhome from Medical College Vir\nginia Hospital.\nFolio Fund Keport\nMrs. Aubrey Yancey, who was\nPolio fund chairman in this area\nsays that the Marshall District\ncontribution is STM 52 Tile school\ncontributed $149.95. the balance\n0124.57 being giver, by individuals\nand deposited in the iron lungs.\nMrs. Yancey wishes to cxores\nher appreciation and pleasures\nover the ,-rsultf r.f the d\u0027ivr\nin Marshall District. 1 he contri\nbutions u.re being turned over to\nMiss Frances Garnett, chairman\nof the Polio drive in Buckingham\ncounty.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Col. Jeffrey\u0027s mother-in-law, of\nTexas.\nFriends of Thomas Foulkes, of\nRichmond, formerly of Arvonia.\nare sorry to learn that he Is a\npatient in McGuire Hospital.\nMrs. William T Johnson was a\nrecent Richmond visitor.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Wingo. of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. Jeffrey\nMr Jeffrey has just returned\nhome from Medical College Vir\nginia Hospital.\nFolio Fund Keport\nMrs. Aubrey Yancey, who was\nPolio fund chairman in this area\nsays that the Marshall District\ncontribution is STM 52 Tile school\ncontributed $149.95. the balance\n0124.57 being giver, by individuals\nand deposited in the iron lungs.\nMrs. Yancey wishes to cxores\nher appreciation and pleasures\nover the ,-rsultf r.f the d\u0027ivr\nin Marshall District. 1 he contri\nbutions u.re being turned over to\nMiss Frances Garnett, chairman\nof the Polio drive in Buckingham\ncounty." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6478, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0122", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0122", "label": "Mrs R. A Williams, of Chatta nooga. Tcnn .", "dtoType": "document", "order": 157, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0122-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs R. A Williams, of Chatta\nnooga. Tcnn . and is a radar ex\npert on the U. S. Submarine Des\ntroyer \u0022U. S. Carpenter.\u0022 Mr.\nWilliams will get his discharge\nApril 1. at which time the couple\nwill return fcr a visit to relatives\nin Chattanooga and Kansas City.\nMiss Turner is a granddaughter\nof tlie late Frank Lee Wilkinson,\nol Buckingham county.\nMrs. Frank Butler visited Mr.\nButler in Medical College Hos\npital. Richmond. Sunday and re\nports that he is improving.\nMrs J Ross Perkins, of Rich\nmond. spent tIre week end with\nher sister-in-law and husband.\nMr. and Mrs. Wheeler W. Loving,\nof Palmyra\nT. P. Lang went to University\nHospital. Charlottesville. Mon\nday, for a check up.\nBirth Announced\nMr and Mrs. Edward Lewis\nBaber announce the birth of a\n.son. Edward Lewis Jr., m a Rich\nmond Hospital. January 27. He is\na great-nephew of Miss Jane\nBaber, of Oak Grove.\nMiss Sarah Morris spent Sun\nday in Ric hmond, where she went\nfor a checkup since an operation\nFloyd Scott an elderly colored\nman. was found dead in Ills home\nhere lust week. Death was due\nto flu. it Ls reported\nThe home recently purchased\nby Richard Parry, in Glendale, is\nbeing remodeled, with the addition\nof several rooms.\nMrs. Jennings Maxey. who war\noperated on in a Richmond hos\npital last week, will remain in the\nhrspital for another operation.\nMr and Mrs. W E. Poe and\ndaughters, Nell and Gladys, spen*\nSaturday and Sunday with lie\nbrother. Jenning Maxey. at Glen\nmore\nMiss Jane Baber, of Oak Grove\nspent Tuesday with her cousin\nMrs. Annie Johnson. Other visi\ntors m the same home were Mrs\nTera Morris, of Bremo and Mr\nFrank Butler and granddaughter\nPalmer Jamerson. of Dillwyn. an\nMrs. Naomi Poe", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs R. A Williams, of Chatta\nnooga. Tcnn . and is a radar ex\npert on the U. S. Submarine Des\ntroyer \u0022U. S. Carpenter.\u0022 Mr.\nWilliams will get his discharge\nApril 1. at which time the couple\nwill return fcr a visit to relatives\nin Chattanooga and Kansas City.\nMiss Turner is a granddaughter\nof tlie late Frank Lee Wilkinson,\nol Buckingham county.\nMrs. Frank Butler visited Mr.\nButler in Medical College Hos\npital. Richmond. Sunday and re\nports that he is improving.\nMrs J Ross Perkins, of Rich\nmond. spent tIre week end with\nher sister-in-law and husband.\nMr. and Mrs. Wheeler W. Loving,\nof Palmyra\nT. P. Lang went to University\nHospital. Charlottesville. Mon\nday, for a check up.\nBirth Announced\nMr and Mrs. Edward Lewis\nBaber announce the birth of a\n.son. Edward Lewis Jr., m a Rich\nmond Hospital. January 27. He is\na great-nephew of Miss Jane\nBaber, of Oak Grove.\nMiss Sarah Morris spent Sun\nday in Ric hmond, where she went\nfor a checkup since an operation\nFloyd Scott an elderly colored\nman. was found dead in Ills home\nhere lust week. Death was due\nto flu. it Ls reported\nThe home recently purchased\nby Richard Parry, in Glendale, is\nbeing remodeled, with the addition\nof several rooms.\nMrs. Jennings Maxey. who war\noperated on in a Richmond hos\npital last week, will remain in the\nhrspital for another operation.\nMr and Mrs. W E. Poe and\ndaughters, Nell and Gladys, spen*\nSaturday and Sunday with lie\nbrother. Jenning Maxey. at Glen\nmore\nMiss Jane Baber, of Oak Grove\nspent Tuesday with her cousin\nMrs. Annie Johnson. Other visi\ntors m the same home were Mrs\nTera Morris, of Bremo and Mr\nFrank Butler and granddaughter\nPalmer Jamerson. of Dillwyn. an\nMrs. Naomi Poe" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5916, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0123", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0123", "label": "VV. Va. Guest", "dtoType": "document", "order": 158, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0123-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "VV. Va. Guest\nMrs. Charles A Butler, of Ron\ncoverte. W. Va.. is lire expected\ncue I of Mr. and Mrs. Frank But\n: ler here.\nFriends here wish to extern\u0027\nempathy to tire family of Mrs\nHattie Morris Melton, whos\n, death occured recently.\nRecent visitors of Mr. and Mrr\nR. II Wharam were Mr. and Mr\nCireenwalt. of Washington. D. C\nMr. and Mrs. W. S. McGhee an\u00221\nia.us.hter. of Bedford Mr. and\ni Mis. Maynard White, Mr. a n\u0027t\nMrs. C K. Fine::an and Ann Dor\nsey Cottrell, all of Richmond\nFriends extend sympathy to Mrs\nFrank Derrenbacker in the cleat\u0027\u0027\nof her aunt, Mrs. Rosser last\nweek.\nReese Wharam is out again\nafter being ill with an attack of\ni flu,\nBuv Television\n, Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Mose\nley recently purchased a television", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "VV. Va. Guest\nMrs. Charles A Butler, of Ron\ncoverte. W. Va.. is lire expected\ncue I of Mr. and Mrs. Frank But\n: ler here.\nFriends here wish to extern\u0027\nempathy to tire family of Mrs\nHattie Morris Melton, whos\n, death occured recently.\nRecent visitors of Mr. and Mrr\nR. II Wharam were Mr. and Mr\nCireenwalt. of Washington. D. C\nMr. and Mrs. W. S. McGhee an\u00221\nia.us.hter. of Bedford Mr. and\ni Mis. Maynard White, Mr. a n\u0027t\nMrs. C K. Fine::an and Ann Dor\nsey Cottrell, all of Richmond\nFriends extend sympathy to Mrs\nFrank Derrenbacker in the cleat\u0027\u0027\nof her aunt, Mrs. Rosser last\nweek.\nReese Wharam is out again\nafter being ill with an attack of\ni flu,\nBuv Television\n, Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Mose\nley recently purchased a television" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6499, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0124", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0124", "label": "REAL ESTATE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 159, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0124-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "REAL ESTATE\n— LISTINGS —\nCabin-in-the-Woods Living\nroom, bedroom, kitchen, bath.\nWater and lights. 9 acres\nland. River for swimming and\nfishing runs through proper\nty. 2‘j miles off Rt. 460\nbetween Farmville and Pros\npect. $3500.00. Cash.\nAcreage - 17 1 3 acres fronting\n600 feet on Rt. 638 (Persim\nmon Tree Fork Road\u0027 in\nsight of Wiley Morris\u0027 Store,\nnear Noeltown. $6000.00.\nLot —■ In beautiful residential\nsection of High Street Ex\ntended. fronting 226 feet by\n300 feet depth. Could be re\nsubdivided into several lots\nby fronting on the 300 foot\nleg paralleling School Street\nwhen extended. Next to Wil\nlie Carter\u0027s home. $6000 00\nCash.\nCommercial and or Residential\n— \u0027.j acre corner. Lon \u0022wood\nAvenue and, Cedar Street.\nCity water and sewage. In the\nheart of a rapidly expanding\nsection. $3000.00 cash.\nInvestment and Home — Old\nLancaster housg just across\nriver in Cumberland County.\n1 mile from town in Lithia\nPark. 3 apartments now\nrenting for #135 month. Live\nin one and rent the other\ntwo. $13,000.00. Mortgage\navailable.\nFor Lease — Restaurant, fully\nequipped, on Main Street.\nBuilding Lots - In town and\nsuburbs.\nColored House Longwood\nAvenue. Now rented. $2,\n200 00 Also lots for colored\nin same section\nIrvine Watkins\nReal Estate Broker\n2nd Floor Planters Bank Bldg.\nPHONE\nOffice 758 — Residence 231\nFarmville, Va.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "REAL ESTATE\n— LISTINGS —\nCabin-in-the-Woods Living\nroom, bedroom, kitchen, bath.\nWater and lights. 9 acres\nland. River for swimming and\nfishing runs through proper\nty. 2‘j miles off Rt. 460\nbetween Farmville and Pros\npect. $3500.00. Cash.\nAcreage - 17 1 3 acres fronting\n600 feet on Rt. 638 (Persim\nmon Tree Fork Road\u0027 in\nsight of Wiley Morris\u0027 Store,\nnear Noeltown. $6000.00.\nLot —■ In beautiful residential\nsection of High Street Ex\ntended. fronting 226 feet by\n300 feet depth. Could be re\nsubdivided into several lots\nby fronting on the 300 foot\nleg paralleling School Street\nwhen extended. Next to Wil\nlie Carter\u0027s home. $6000 00\nCash.\nCommercial and or Residential\n— \u0027.j acre corner. Lon \u0022wood\nAvenue and, Cedar Street.\nCity water and sewage. In the\nheart of a rapidly expanding\nsection. $3000.00 cash.\nInvestment and Home — Old\nLancaster housg just across\nriver in Cumberland County.\n1 mile from town in Lithia\nPark. 3 apartments now\nrenting for #135 month. Live\nin one and rent the other\ntwo. $13,000.00. Mortgage\navailable.\nFor Lease — Restaurant, fully\nequipped, on Main Street.\nBuilding Lots - In town and\nsuburbs.\nColored House Longwood\nAvenue. Now rented. $2,\n200 00 Also lots for colored\nin same section\nIrvine Watkins\nReal Estate Broker\n2nd Floor Planters Bank Bldg.\nPHONE\nOffice 758 — Residence 231\nFarmville, Va." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6573, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK32" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0125", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0125", "label": "set for their daughter. Mi. s j.iV,. suinoii ici«nt.s", "dtoType": "document", "order": 160, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0125-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "set for their daughter. 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Bar\nbara Allen, to Dr. Frank McFad\nen Blanton, son of Dr. and Mrs.\nWyndham Balling Blanton, of\nRichmond and West Hill, Cum\nberland rounty.\nMi\u0027s Watkins, daughter of the\nlate Samuel Ashton Watkins, at\ntended Lonewood College.\nDr. Blanton is a graduate of\nHampden-Sydney College and\nthe University of Virginia School\nof Medicine,\nThe wedding will take place in\nthe Spring.\nMiss Crowder\nDr. F. J. Dillard\nAre Engaged\nMr. and Mrs .John Hart\nCrowder, of South Hih. announce\nthe engagement of their daugh\nter. Ruth Taylor, to Dr. Francis\nJones Dillard, of Richmond, son\nof Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dil\nlard. of Cartersvillc.\nMiss Crowder is a graduate of\nthe Medical College of Virginia\nSchool of Nursing.\nDr. Dillard is a giaduate of the\nUniversity of Richmond and of\nMedical College of Viiginia. He Is\nserving with the United States\nNavy.\nThe wedding will take place in.\nJune.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Miss Watkins\nDr. Frank Blanton\nAre Engaged\nMrs. Samuel Ashton Watkins,\nof Richmond, announces the en\ngagement of her daughter. Bar\nbara Allen, to Dr. Frank McFad\nen Blanton, son of Dr. and Mrs.\nWyndham Balling Blanton, of\nRichmond and West Hill, Cum\nberland rounty.\nMi\u0027s Watkins, daughter of the\nlate Samuel Ashton Watkins, at\ntended Lonewood College.\nDr. Blanton is a graduate of\nHampden-Sydney College and\nthe University of Virginia School\nof Medicine,\nThe wedding will take place in\nthe Spring.\nMiss Crowder\nDr. F. J. Dillard\nAre Engaged\nMr. and Mrs .John Hart\nCrowder, of South Hih. announce\nthe engagement of their daugh\nter. Ruth Taylor, to Dr. Francis\nJones Dillard, of Richmond, son\nof Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dil\nlard. of Cartersvillc.\nMiss Crowder is a graduate of\nthe Medical College of Virginia\nSchool of Nursing.\nDr. Dillard is a giaduate of the\nUniversity of Richmond and of\nMedical College of Viiginia. He Is\nserving with the United States\nNavy.\nThe wedding will take place in.\nJune." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6979, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0131", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0131", "label": "Miss Annie Barden,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 172, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0131-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Miss Annie Barden,\nOf Amelia, Marries\nGeorge H. Wingo, Jr.\nGeorge Holland Wingo. Jr., son\nof Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wingo.\nof Jetersville. and Miss Annie\nLaura Barden, daughter of Mr.\nand Mrs. Samuel C. Barden, of\nAmelia, were married at the Bap\ntist parsonage in Cumberland.\nThe Rev. T. P. Reynolds officiat\ned.\nMr and Mrs. Wingo will make\ntheir home at Jetersville. where\nhe is engaged in farming.\nMrs. Mothers Gives\nCrewe Book Review\nMrs. Robert E. Withers. Jr., re\nviewed the book. A Man Called\nPeter\u0022, recently during a group\nmeeting of the Woman\u0027s Auxilia\nry of the Episcopal church at\nCrewe. Mis. Withers review was\npreviously heard by the Literal-*\nDepartment of t tie Farmville\nWomans Club.\nThe Crewe meeting was held in\nthe home of Mrs. M. R. Hughes.\nMr., Mrs. Gates Jr.,\nBridge Hosts\nMr. and Mr-. D A Gates. Jr\nentertained the Buffet Bridge\nClub on Valentine\u0027s night Guests\nwere Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith.\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins. Mr\nand Mrs Walter Cunningham.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Kauffmann\nMiss Lou Newman and Harrj\nHardy\nMr. Gates won high score for\nthe men: Lou Newman won high\nscore for the ladle . and Mrs.\nKauffmann won Hie floating\nprize.\nMiss Batterson\nMr. Irving M’ed\nMiss Laura Batterson. of Hope\nwell. and William Emory Irving,\nof Catersville and Hopewell, were\nmarried Saturday afternoon. Feb.\n14. in Cartersville baptist par\nsonage.\nThe Rev Cecil Smith officiated\nfor the ceremony m -.ir presence\nof a few relatives and friends.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Miss Annie Barden,\nOf Amelia, Marries\nGeorge H. Wingo, Jr.\nGeorge Holland Wingo. Jr., son\nof Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wingo.\nof Jetersville. and Miss Annie\nLaura Barden, daughter of Mr.\nand Mrs. Samuel C. Barden, of\nAmelia, were married at the Bap\ntist parsonage in Cumberland.\nThe Rev. T. P. Reynolds officiat\ned.\nMr and Mrs. Wingo will make\ntheir home at Jetersville. where\nhe is engaged in farming.\nMrs. Mothers Gives\nCrewe Book Review\nMrs. Robert E. Withers. Jr., re\nviewed the book. A Man Called\nPeter\u0022, recently during a group\nmeeting of the Woman\u0027s Auxilia\nry of the Episcopal church at\nCrewe. Mis. Withers review was\npreviously heard by the Literal-*\nDepartment of t tie Farmville\nWomans Club.\nThe Crewe meeting was held in\nthe home of Mrs. M. R. Hughes.\nMr., Mrs. Gates Jr.,\nBridge Hosts\nMr. and Mr-. D A Gates. Jr\nentertained the Buffet Bridge\nClub on Valentine\u0027s night Guests\nwere Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith.\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins. Mr\nand Mrs Walter Cunningham.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Kauffmann\nMiss Lou Newman and Harrj\nHardy\nMr. Gates won high score for\nthe men: Lou Newman won high\nscore for the ladle . and Mrs.\nKauffmann won Hie floating\nprize.\nMiss Batterson\nMr. Irving M’ed\nMiss Laura Batterson. of Hope\nwell. and William Emory Irving,\nof Catersville and Hopewell, were\nmarried Saturday afternoon. Feb.\n14. in Cartersville baptist par\nsonage.\nThe Rev Cecil Smith officiated\nfor the ceremony m -.ir presence\nof a few relatives and friends." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6483, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0132", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0132", "label": "Mrs. Frank Bruce", "dtoType": "document", "order": 173, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0132-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs. Frank Bruce\nEntertains For Son\nMrs Frank Bruce entertained\nSaturday afternoon. Feb. 14. with\na birthday patty honoring her\nson. Ronnie, on his ;ifth birth\nday. Twenty guests present were\ncntcrU.ned with games and tele\nvision.\nMrs. Frank PuLctson. Miss\n1\u0027Jula Patterson. Mrs. C. W. Hodg\nes and Mrs. K. C. Garnett. Jr.,\nassisted the hostess. A Valentine\nmotif was used in decorations\nand refreshments. At11 active fav\nors were presented to cacli guest.\nMiss Withers Fetes\nSchool House Guest\nMiss Mary Kent Withers enter\ntained at a supper party Sunday\nevening in honor of Ivt week end\nhouse guest. Miss Lind i Roller. o|\nFort Defiance, who is a follow;\nstudent at Stuart Hail. A dozen\nfriends of Miss Withers were Hi\nnted lo the affair, in the With\ners home here Misses Withers\nand Roller returned to their\nschool at Staunton Monday.\nMr. and Mrs. George Newman\nattended the play. \u0022Bell. Book\nand Candle\u0022 on Satuiday evening\nat the WRVA theatre in Rich\nmond. and were guests at the\nJefferson Hotel", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. Frank Bruce\nEntertains For Son\nMrs Frank Bruce entertained\nSaturday afternoon. Feb. 14. with\na birthday patty honoring her\nson. Ronnie, on his ;ifth birth\nday. Twenty guests present were\ncntcrU.ned with games and tele\nvision.\nMrs. Frank PuLctson. Miss\n1\u0027Jula Patterson. Mrs. C. W. Hodg\nes and Mrs. K. C. Garnett. Jr.,\nassisted the hostess. A Valentine\nmotif was used in decorations\nand refreshments. At11 active fav\nors were presented to cacli guest.\nMiss Withers Fetes\nSchool House Guest\nMiss Mary Kent Withers enter\ntained at a supper party Sunday\nevening in honor of Ivt week end\nhouse guest. Miss Lind i Roller. o|\nFort Defiance, who is a follow;\nstudent at Stuart Hail. A dozen\nfriends of Miss Withers were Hi\nnted lo the affair, in the With\ners home here Misses Withers\nand Roller returned to their\nschool at Staunton Monday.\nMr. and Mrs. George Newman\nattended the play. \u0022Bell. Book\nand Candle\u0022 on Satuiday evening\nat the WRVA theatre in Rich\nmond. and were guests at the\nJefferson Hotel" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5438, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0133", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0133", "label": "Miss Anme Lee Owen, of Rich m\u003C nd. and", "dtoType": "document", "order": 174, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0133-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Miss Anme Lee Owen, of Rich\nm\u003C nd. and Miss Jean Windley, of\nNorfolk, were guests here Wed\nnesday of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.\nLindsey.\n• • •\nMrs Walter Edwards had as\nMonday dinner guests at her\nhome on the Hampden-Sydney\nRoad. Miss Meade Robertson and\nMiss Mary Hurt Perry, of Long\nwood College.\n■ • •\nMrs. Ann S. Newman is at the\nMnamar Inn. West Palm Beach.\nFla., where she will be a guest for\nthe next several weeks.\nMiss Alice Newman, of R. P. I..\nRichmond has been placed on\nthe Dean\u0027s List foi the first\nsemester.\n• • •\nMiss Lou Newman, who for the\npast six months has been em\nployed by the Anchor Company\nat Winston-Salem. N. C.. is now\naffiliated with Davidson, Inc., in\nFarmville.\nMr. and Mrs. E. B. Sheffield,\nof Richmond. Mrs. W. E. Dun\ncanson. Mr. and Mis. Clyde L\nTomlinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.\nBradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. William\nB. Duncanson and Mi. and Mrs.\nWilliam B. Brandon, all of Black\nstone. were recent visitors with\nMr. and Mrs. William S. Hamil\nton here.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. C. L. Spurlock,\nJr., are spending tins week in\nFlorida. For part of the time they\nwill visit at Miami.\n• • *\nMr. and Mrs. W. S. Hamilton\nand daughter. Faye, spent the\nweek end in Blackstone as guests\nof Mrs. Hamilton\u0027s mother, Mrs.\nW E. Duncanson.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Miss Anme Lee Owen, of Rich\nm\u003C nd. and Miss Jean Windley, of\nNorfolk, were guests here Wed\nnesday of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.\nLindsey.\n• • •\nMrs Walter Edwards had as\nMonday dinner guests at her\nhome on the Hampden-Sydney\nRoad. Miss Meade Robertson and\nMiss Mary Hurt Perry, of Long\nwood College.\n■ • •\nMrs. Ann S. Newman is at the\nMnamar Inn. West Palm Beach.\nFla., where she will be a guest for\nthe next several weeks.\nMiss Alice Newman, of R. P. I..\nRichmond has been placed on\nthe Dean\u0027s List foi the first\nsemester.\n• • •\nMiss Lou Newman, who for the\npast six months has been em\nployed by the Anchor Company\nat Winston-Salem. N. C.. is now\naffiliated with Davidson, Inc., in\nFarmville.\nMr. and Mrs. E. B. Sheffield,\nof Richmond. Mrs. W. E. Dun\ncanson. Mr. and Mis. Clyde L\nTomlinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.\nBradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. William\nB. Duncanson and Mi. and Mrs.\nWilliam B. Brandon, all of Black\nstone. were recent visitors with\nMr. and Mrs. William S. Hamil\nton here.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. C. L. Spurlock,\nJr., are spending tins week in\nFlorida. For part of the time they\nwill visit at Miami.\n• • *\nMr. and Mrs. W. S. Hamilton\nand daughter. Faye, spent the\nweek end in Blackstone as guests\nof Mrs. Hamilton\u0027s mother, Mrs.\nW E. Duncanson." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6888, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0134", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0134", "label": "Allen Ferguson is a patient at McGuire Veterans Hospital.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 175, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0134-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Allen Ferguson is a patient at\nMcGuire Veterans Hospital.\nRichmond. Mrs. Ferguson is stay\ning with her mother. Mrs. Rooks,\nin Colonial Heights, during Mr.\nFerguson\u0027s hospital confinement.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. R. J. Martin left\nby motor for Sarasota. Fla.,\nwhere they expect to spend the\nnext several weeks.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs Maui ice R. Large.\nMr. and Mrs. E. Lester Andrews.\n•Nil and Mrs. Rob\u0022. Tnyior are\nill Roanoke to attend the annual\nconvention of the Virginia Build\ning Material Association, which\nconcludes its sessions Saturday.\nMr. Large is president of the\nAssociation and the convention is\nbeing held at Roanoke Hotel.\n• * •\nMr and Mrs. J. B. Wall left.\nIlrursday to attend the annual\nconvention of the Virginia .State\nPrinters Association being held in\nRichmond at Hotel John Mar\nshall.\n« • •\nExpected week end guests of\nMr. and Mrs. D. T. Billings are\nMrs. William F. Thacker, of\nCharlotte. N C. Mrs. Winnie\nSutherlin. and Miss Dorothy\nBillings, of Fairfax\n• • •\nMr. and. Mrs. D. T. Billings had\nas their week end guest, their\ngranddaughter. Suaanne Billings.\n• • •\nMrs. Linwood Baldwin, of Dur\nham. N. C. is the guest of Mrs.\nMary Baldwin Bynum.\nCol. and Mrs. William R.\nPhelps, of Bedford. Mis. Peyton C.\nLeigh, of West Point, and Mrs.\nWilliam C. Smith, ol Portsmouth,\nare guests in the home of Mrs.\nBennett T. Taylor.\n• • •\nJenny Weaver, of Hampden\nSydney. and Tommy Jenkins, of\nFarmvillc. visited Mr. and Mrs. A.\nW. Weave;\u0027, of Norfolk, last week\nend.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Allen Ferguson is a patient at\nMcGuire Veterans Hospital.\nRichmond. Mrs. Ferguson is stay\ning with her mother. Mrs. Rooks,\nin Colonial Heights, during Mr.\nFerguson\u0027s hospital confinement.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. R. J. Martin left\nby motor for Sarasota. Fla.,\nwhere they expect to spend the\nnext several weeks.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs Maui ice R. Large.\nMr. and Mrs. E. Lester Andrews.\n•Nil and Mrs. Rob\u0022. Tnyior are\nill Roanoke to attend the annual\nconvention of the Virginia Build\ning Material Association, which\nconcludes its sessions Saturday.\nMr. Large is president of the\nAssociation and the convention is\nbeing held at Roanoke Hotel.\n• * •\nMr and Mrs. J. B. Wall left.\nIlrursday to attend the annual\nconvention of the Virginia .State\nPrinters Association being held in\nRichmond at Hotel John Mar\nshall.\n« • •\nExpected week end guests of\nMr. and Mrs. D. T. Billings are\nMrs. William F. Thacker, of\nCharlotte. N C. Mrs. Winnie\nSutherlin. and Miss Dorothy\nBillings, of Fairfax\n• • •\nMr. and. Mrs. D. T. Billings had\nas their week end guest, their\ngranddaughter. Suaanne Billings.\n• • •\nMrs. Linwood Baldwin, of Dur\nham. N. C. is the guest of Mrs.\nMary Baldwin Bynum.\nCol. and Mrs. William R.\nPhelps, of Bedford. Mis. Peyton C.\nLeigh, of West Point, and Mrs.\nWilliam C. Smith, ol Portsmouth,\nare guests in the home of Mrs.\nBennett T. Taylor.\n• • •\nJenny Weaver, of Hampden\nSydney. and Tommy Jenkins, of\nFarmvillc. visited Mr. and Mrs. A.\nW. Weave;\u0027, of Norfolk, last week\nend." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6437, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0135", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0135", "label": "Mrs. Bennett T. Taylor will leave Saturday iui Jackson,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 176, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0135-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs. Bennett T. Taylor will\nleave Saturday iui Jackson,\nMiss., where the Woman\u0027s Society\nof Christian Service 01 the South\neastern Jurisdiction ol the Meth\nodist Church will meet. This\nJurisdictions covers sixteen\nSouthern States. Mis. Taylor is a\ndelegate from Virginia.\n* • •\nMr. and Mrs. Maivm K. Evans,\nof Lynchburg, weit week end\nguests of Mr. and Mis. Frank N.\nJones. Mr. Evans is tile chief at\nLynchburg.\n• • •\nRecent dinner guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. C. W. Han is were Mrs.\nEdwin Dinwiddie. Mrs. E. W.\nHundley. Mrs. Harry Zimmerman\nand Miss Courtney Farrar, of\nBoydton. Miss Ruth Harris, Mrs.\nRobert S. Harris, of Pamplin. and\nMiss Ann Hundley, oi Longwood\nCollege.\n• • •\nMrs. William B. Pettigrew, Jr.,\nand children. Margaret and\nMaryanne. will remain here witn\nMrs. Pettigrew\u0027s mother-in-law.\nMrs. W. B. Pettigrew, and Aeher\nWade until about Maich 1. Capt.\nPettigrew is at Fort Meade. Md.\nwhere he has purchased a home\nto which the familv neie will go.\n• • •\nMiss Ann Edmunds, of Halifax\nand Richmond, wil lbe the week\nend guest of Mr. and Mrs. P T\nAtkinson, on the Hill, and will at\ntend the dances at Hampden\nSydnye College.\n• • *\nMisses Anna Diekhoff and Jean\nMassey will drive to Richmond\ntoday, where they will be joined\nby Miss Helen Diekhoff on a week\nend visit to Norfolk. The Misses\nDiekhoff will visit their sister\nMrs. George Nolde, and Mr. Nolde,\nwhile Mins Massey will visit with\nDr. and Mrs. J. B Massey, Jr.\n• m •", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. Bennett T. Taylor will\nleave Saturday iui Jackson,\nMiss., where the Woman\u0027s Society\nof Christian Service 01 the South\neastern Jurisdiction ol the Meth\nodist Church will meet. This\nJurisdictions covers sixteen\nSouthern States. Mis. Taylor is a\ndelegate from Virginia.\n* • •\nMr. and Mrs. Maivm K. Evans,\nof Lynchburg, weit week end\nguests of Mr. and Mis. Frank N.\nJones. Mr. Evans is tile chief at\nLynchburg.\n• • •\nRecent dinner guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. C. W. Han is were Mrs.\nEdwin Dinwiddie. Mrs. E. W.\nHundley. Mrs. Harry Zimmerman\nand Miss Courtney Farrar, of\nBoydton. Miss Ruth Harris, Mrs.\nRobert S. Harris, of Pamplin. and\nMiss Ann Hundley, oi Longwood\nCollege.\n• • •\nMrs. William B. Pettigrew, Jr.,\nand children. Margaret and\nMaryanne. will remain here witn\nMrs. Pettigrew\u0027s mother-in-law.\nMrs. W. B. Pettigrew, and Aeher\nWade until about Maich 1. Capt.\nPettigrew is at Fort Meade. Md.\nwhere he has purchased a home\nto which the familv neie will go.\n• • •\nMiss Ann Edmunds, of Halifax\nand Richmond, wil lbe the week\nend guest of Mr. and Mrs. P T\nAtkinson, on the Hill, and will at\ntend the dances at Hampden\nSydnye College.\n• • *\nMisses Anna Diekhoff and Jean\nMassey will drive to Richmond\ntoday, where they will be joined\nby Miss Helen Diekhoff on a week\nend visit to Norfolk. The Misses\nDiekhoff will visit their sister\nMrs. George Nolde, and Mr. Nolde,\nwhile Mins Massey will visit with\nDr. and Mrs. J. B Massey, Jr.\n• m •" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6604, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0136", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0136", "label": "Guests for the week end of Mr. and Mrs.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 177, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0136-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Guests for the week end of Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Beer and Miss\nFiances Beer were Mrs. William\nH Smith. Mrs. William E Davis,\nof Washington, who were enroute\nhome after a vacation spent in\nFlorida.\nMrs. F. Curtis Hubbard will be\nhostess to the Pridav Afternoon\nBridge Club this week.\nm » »\nMrs. Andrew Packer will leave\nHampden-Sydney Monday with\nBaltimore friends for a two-week\nvacation on the Florida Keys.\nMrs. Albert J. Terrell has re\nturned to the Hill from Richmond\nwhere she spent the past two\nmonths with friends.\n• •\nMr. and Mrs. Fred Scott. or\nRichmond, were recent guests of\nMrs. Scott\u0027s parents. Mr. and Mrs\nFrank Spindler, on the Hill.\nMrs. Henry Thornton is the\nguest of Mrs. Saxon Holt in New\nport News.\n• • •\nMrs Richard Pembroke, of Park\nHall. Southern Maryland, is the\nguest of her sister. Mrs. Macon\nReed. Dr. Reed will return to\nHampden-Sydney today after a\nvisit with his brother. Henry Reed,\nand Mrs. Reed, at Columbia. S.\nC.\n• • •\nMrs. A E Cralle left Richmond\nbv plane Wednesday for Miami.\nFla., where she will spend sev\neral weeks with her daughter.;\nMrs. R. S. Boyle. Mr. Boyle and\nfamily.\n* • •\nDave Weinberg D ! Wednesday\nfor Miami Beach. Fla., to join his\n\u0027\u0022•other. E Weinberg, and Mrs.\nWeinberg for several days.\n« • •\nMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mott\n\u0027ev have returned after spending\ntwo weeks at Miami Beach. Fla", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Guests for the week end of Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Beer and Miss\nFiances Beer were Mrs. William\nH Smith. Mrs. William E Davis,\nof Washington, who were enroute\nhome after a vacation spent in\nFlorida.\nMrs. F. Curtis Hubbard will be\nhostess to the Pridav Afternoon\nBridge Club this week.\nm » »\nMrs. Andrew Packer will leave\nHampden-Sydney Monday with\nBaltimore friends for a two-week\nvacation on the Florida Keys.\nMrs. Albert J. Terrell has re\nturned to the Hill from Richmond\nwhere she spent the past two\nmonths with friends.\n• •\nMr. and Mrs. Fred Scott. or\nRichmond, were recent guests of\nMrs. Scott\u0027s parents. Mr. and Mrs\nFrank Spindler, on the Hill.\nMrs. Henry Thornton is the\nguest of Mrs. Saxon Holt in New\nport News.\n• • •\nMrs Richard Pembroke, of Park\nHall. Southern Maryland, is the\nguest of her sister. Mrs. Macon\nReed. Dr. Reed will return to\nHampden-Sydney today after a\nvisit with his brother. Henry Reed,\nand Mrs. Reed, at Columbia. S.\nC.\n• • •\nMrs. A E Cralle left Richmond\nbv plane Wednesday for Miami.\nFla., where she will spend sev\neral weeks with her daughter.;\nMrs. R. S. Boyle. Mr. Boyle and\nfamily.\n* • •\nDave Weinberg D ! Wednesday\nfor Miami Beach. Fla., to join his\n\u0027\u0022•other. E Weinberg, and Mrs.\nWeinberg for several days.\n« • •\nMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mott\n\u0027ev have returned after spending\ntwo weeks at Miami Beach. Fla" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6189, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0472", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0472", "label": "Period Furniture Discussed For College Hill Members", "dtoType": "document", "order": 178, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0472-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Period Furniture Discussed\nFor College Hill Members", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Period Furniture Discussed\nFor College Hill Members" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8469, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0137", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0137", "label": "Mrs. H. A Moore. Mrs. I). M. Allan and", "dtoType": "document", "order": 179, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0137-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs. H. A Moore. Mrs. I). M.\nAllan and Mrs. H. C Beale enter\ntained the College Hill Club in\nthe home of Mrs. Moo. e. Wednes\nday evening. Feb 11. Mrs. David\nC Wilson, club piesidcnt. pre\nsided .She spoke of the loss the\ndub had sustained in the pass\ning of two of its members. Miss\nEmma C Venable and Miss Min\nnie Lacy, and Mrs. Charles H.\nDavis and Miss Anna Dickhoff\nread poems in commemoration of\nthese members.\nMrs. E. Ii Elliott, program\nleader, had as her subject. \u0022Period\nFurniture.\u0022\nShi’ said. \u0022The term, \u0027period\nfurniture.\u0027 is suggestive of the\nattempt, developed since 1850. to\nclassify various types of antique\nfurniture in groups according to\nthe period ol their origin and\npopularity. These groups are\nnamed either after the monarchs.\nEnglish or French, under whom\ngiven styles oi furniture flourish\ned. or after the designers of\ngiven styles.\nColonial Furniture\n\u0022American colonial furniture is\nclassified in two «ays. Since the\njoloniul period exit tided over\nnearly a century ann a half, pro\nductions of that Mini are some\ntimes designated by the name of\nthe English soveuign during\nwhose reign the English cabinet\nmakers produced Inc examples\nwhich American workmen follow\ned.\n“The more convenient classifi\ncation recognizes tlnec more or\nless distinct colonial periods—the\nearly primitive penou. represent\ncd *\u0022a 1 v ijv ri\u0027p\u0027. \u0027 .- or ‘ liuirii", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. H. A Moore. Mrs. I). M.\nAllan and Mrs. H. C Beale enter\ntained the College Hill Club in\nthe home of Mrs. Moo. e. Wednes\nday evening. Feb 11. Mrs. David\nC Wilson, club piesidcnt. pre\nsided .She spoke of the loss the\ndub had sustained in the pass\ning of two of its members. Miss\nEmma C Venable and Miss Min\nnie Lacy, and Mrs. Charles H.\nDavis and Miss Anna Dickhoff\nread poems in commemoration of\nthese members.\nMrs. E. Ii Elliott, program\nleader, had as her subject. \u0022Period\nFurniture.\u0022\nShi’ said. \u0022The term, \u0027period\nfurniture.\u0027 is suggestive of the\nattempt, developed since 1850. to\nclassify various types of antique\nfurniture in groups according to\nthe period ol their origin and\npopularity. These groups are\nnamed either after the monarchs.\nEnglish or French, under whom\ngiven styles oi furniture flourish\ned. or after the designers of\ngiven styles.\nColonial Furniture\n\u0022American colonial furniture is\nclassified in two «ays. Since the\njoloniul period exit tided over\nnearly a century ann a half, pro\nductions of that Mini are some\ntimes designated by the name of\nthe English soveuign during\nwhose reign the English cabinet\nmakers produced Inc examples\nwhich American workmen follow\ned.\n“The more convenient classifi\ncation recognizes tlnec more or\nless distinct colonial periods—the\nearly primitive penou. represent\ncd *\u0022a 1 v ijv ri\u0027p\u0027. \u0027 .- or ‘ liuirii" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5434, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0138", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0138", "label": "which were made by local car penters to supply", "dtoType": "document", "order": 180, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0138-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "which were made by local car\npenters to supply individual\nneeds. Such pieces arc distinctly\nutilitarian and owe whatever\nbeauty they may posses to the\nsincerity and innate artistry of\nthe workman, rather than to\nstudied effort. A later period,\nshowing conscious copying of the\nstyles of the gieat . English\ncabinet makers, Chippendale.\nHeppclwhitc. and olheis. by pro\nfessional American cabinet mak\ners. In this period much of struc\ntural strength was sacrified for\ngrace, elegance, and lightness of\ncontour and ornament. The third\nperiod is the American Empire\nperiod, noted lor the coldness\nand formality of design, and often\npoor taste, characteristic of the\nEmpire Period in Europe, but re\nlieved by some American pieces,\nespecially the sofas and certain\nchairs of excellent workmanship.\u0022\nNine Groups\nMrs. Elliott staled that she\nhad found period furniture to be\nclassified in nine groups. She\ngave die names and dates of\nthese groups and then gave a\nshort description ot each witn\nemphasis on those periods or\nstyles which are most likely to be\n•een m homes today. She likewise\nshowed plates to illustrate the\ndifferent styles.\nMrs. Wilson announced that\nMrs. Frank W. fepindler will\nsix\u0027ak on Old Glass a. tile March\nmeeting of the club, to be held\nin the home of Mrs. C. F. Mc\nRae. Members were urged to bring\nsamples of old glass that they\nroght have for display.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "which were made by local car\npenters to supply individual\nneeds. Such pieces arc distinctly\nutilitarian and owe whatever\nbeauty they may posses to the\nsincerity and innate artistry of\nthe workman, rather than to\nstudied effort. A later period,\nshowing conscious copying of the\nstyles of the gieat . English\ncabinet makers, Chippendale.\nHeppclwhitc. and olheis. by pro\nfessional American cabinet mak\ners. In this period much of struc\ntural strength was sacrified for\ngrace, elegance, and lightness of\ncontour and ornament. The third\nperiod is the American Empire\nperiod, noted lor the coldness\nand formality of design, and often\npoor taste, characteristic of the\nEmpire Period in Europe, but re\nlieved by some American pieces,\nespecially the sofas and certain\nchairs of excellent workmanship.\u0022\nNine Groups\nMrs. Elliott staled that she\nhad found period furniture to be\nclassified in nine groups. She\ngave die names and dates of\nthese groups and then gave a\nshort description ot each witn\nemphasis on those periods or\nstyles which are most likely to be\n•een m homes today. She likewise\nshowed plates to illustrate the\ndifferent styles.\nMrs. Wilson announced that\nMrs. Frank W. fepindler will\nsix\u0027ak on Old Glass a. tile March\nmeeting of the club, to be held\nin the home of Mrs. C. F. Mc\nRae. Members were urged to bring\nsamples of old glass that they\nroght have for display." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5635, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0473", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0473", "label": "‘To Do My Duty To God And Country’", "dtoType": "document", "order": 181, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0473-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "‘To Do My Duty To God And Country’", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "‘To Do My Duty To God And Country’" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8473, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0139", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0139", "label": "George Plunkett, member of Boy Scout Troop ltd, writes", "dtoType": "document", "order": 182, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0139-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "George Plunkett, member of Boy Scout Troop ltd, writes a\nparking violation ticket, Saturday morning, when members of\nTroops llti and 118 took over town and county offices. This practi\ncal lesson in local government was arranged by Seout leaders. J\n15. Wall. Jr Barney Kitts, and Bill Carter, to conclude the ob\nservation of National Scout Week in Farmville. Agenda for the\nday that the Boy Scouts took over local government and town of\nfices included a fire, council meeting, mock trial, and regular\nduties of all other town and county officers.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "George Plunkett, member of Boy Scout Troop ltd, writes a\nparking violation ticket, Saturday morning, when members of\nTroops llti and 118 took over town and county offices. This practi\ncal lesson in local government was arranged by Seout leaders. J\n15. Wall. Jr Barney Kitts, and Bill Carter, to conclude the ob\nservation of National Scout Week in Farmville. Agenda for the\nday that the Boy Scouts took over local government and town of\nfices included a fire, council meeting, mock trial, and regular\nduties of all other town and county officers." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6799, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0474", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0474", "label": "Methodist Women Preparing For Annual WSCS Meeting", "dtoType": "document", "order": 183, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0474-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Methodist Women Preparing\nFor Annual WSCS Meeting", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Methodist Women Preparing\nFor Annual WSCS Meeting" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8743, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0140", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0140", "label": "Much Interest is being manifest ed by the members", "dtoType": "document", "order": 184, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0140-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Much Interest is being manifest\ned by the members of the Wo\nman\u0027s. Society of Christian Serv\nice of the Virginia Conference\nover the approaching Thirteenth\nAnnual Meeting being held March\n17-19 in the old historic city of\nCharlottesville, in the noted First\nMethodist Church.\nMuch thought and great plan\nning have gone into the work in\norder to make tins meeting one\nthat will lie long remembered.\nBishop Paul N Garber, resident\nbishop of the Richmond Area of\nthe Methodist Church, will bring\nthe Special Evangelistic Emphasis ;\nat the opening session of the\nmeeting.\nMrs C. A. Meeker. Editor of\nthe Methodist Woman, will speak\non Tuesday \u003C veninc. March 17.\nand Mrs Clifford Bender. Chris\ntian social Relations Secretary,\nand an official observer at the\nUnited Nations will al\u003Eo bt on the.\nprogram\nMi.-s Marguerite Twinein. Secre\ntary of Missionary Personnel will\nbring a message and Mrs E U", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Much Interest is being manifest\ned by the members of the Wo\nman\u0027s. Society of Christian Serv\nice of the Virginia Conference\nover the approaching Thirteenth\nAnnual Meeting being held March\n17-19 in the old historic city of\nCharlottesville, in the noted First\nMethodist Church.\nMuch thought and great plan\nning have gone into the work in\norder to make tins meeting one\nthat will lie long remembered.\nBishop Paul N Garber, resident\nbishop of the Richmond Area of\nthe Methodist Church, will bring\nthe Special Evangelistic Emphasis ;\nat the opening session of the\nmeeting.\nMrs C. A. Meeker. Editor of\nthe Methodist Woman, will speak\non Tuesday \u003C veninc. March 17.\nand Mrs Clifford Bender. Chris\ntian social Relations Secretary,\nand an official observer at the\nUnited Nations will al\u003Eo bt on the.\nprogram\nMi.-s Marguerite Twinein. Secre\ntary of Missionary Personnel will\nbring a message and Mrs E U" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5711, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0141", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0141", "label": "Hospital News", "dtoType": "document", "order": 185, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0141-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Hospital News\nSouthsidc Community Hospital\nreported that the west wing had\nbeen filled most of last week -\nwhich means that the hospital\nhad a busy baby week West wing\ni- the maternity area.\nFifteen babies, eight girls and\nseven boys, were born to parents\nof Southsidc Virginia.\nThirty-five other patients en\ntered the hospital fe.r treatment\nduring the week. also.\nParents ot the week were:\nMr. and Mrs. Hums It. Atkins.\nJetersville, girl. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. Hughie Marion,\nSunny Side. boy. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. Otis A Shepard.\nFarmville. girl. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. I?. H Hill, Amelia,\ngirl. Feb 12.\nMr and Mrs Roy Allen. Alpha. !\ngirl. Feb. 13.\nMr. and NJrs. Carlton T. Quarles.\nFarmville. girl. Feb 13\nMr and Mrs. Thomas A Harris.\nDillwyn. boy. Feb 14\nMr and Mrs K T Williams.\nMrherrin. bov. Feb. 14.\nMr. and Mrs. Roger .1. Simboli.\nBurkeville, girl, Feb. It.\nMr and Mrs. William A Bos\nwell. Chase City. boy. Feb. 15.\nMr and Mrs. William H. Chum\nncv. Chase City. boy. Pel). 16.\nMr. and Mrs. Reuben Green.\nDunda.s. girl. Feb. 16.\nMr and Mrs. James I?. Waddell.\nCharlotte C. H . boy, Feb. 17\nMr. and Mrs. Newton Womack.\nFarmville. girl. Feb 1R.\nMr. and Mrs. James K. Higgins.\nFarmville. boy. Feb 18\nOther patients who entered the\nhospital were:\nMrs. Selwyn C. Cheatham.\nGreen Bay: Miss Mabel Thorp.\nRice: Miss Sue Reece. Farmville:\nHoward Stuart. Farmville: Mrs.\nWilliam T Turner. Rlackstone:\nMrs. Clifton B. Hall. Drake\nBranch: Andrew R. Godscv. Cum\nberland: Baby Montgomery. Vic\ntoria: Bcri McCrurt. Farmville\nPrank Fowler. Farmville: Joseph\nS Stubbs. Farmville; Mrs. Sam\nMott ley. Farmville: Robert. It.\nHenley. Hampden - Svdnev Col\nlege. Mrs. 1- [\u003E. Oundiff. Black -\nstone and Kelb K\u0027lr. Chase City.\nAKo. Mrs Joseph C. Hayes.\nCumberland: Fddie Nelson. Farm\nvillr: Mrs. W. A Doss, Farmville:\nWillis Clemmer. Staunton: Mrs.\nByrd Zimbro. Staunton: Mrs. t.\nA. Hudson. M\u0027-Kenney: Mrs. John\nF Marlin. Farmville: Mrs. How\nard Robinette. Keysville: Mrs. C\nC Roberts Farmville: Susan Mc\nIntosh. Farmville: Mrs. Martha\nBlanton. Farmville: Mrs. Joseph\nA. Williams, Rehoboth; and Mrs.\nla t uiiy;,. es c v\u003C", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Hospital News\nSouthsidc Community Hospital\nreported that the west wing had\nbeen filled most of last week -\nwhich means that the hospital\nhad a busy baby week West wing\ni- the maternity area.\nFifteen babies, eight girls and\nseven boys, were born to parents\nof Southsidc Virginia.\nThirty-five other patients en\ntered the hospital fe.r treatment\nduring the week. also.\nParents ot the week were:\nMr. and Mrs. Hums It. Atkins.\nJetersville, girl. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. Hughie Marion,\nSunny Side. boy. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. Otis A Shepard.\nFarmville. girl. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. I?. H Hill, Amelia,\ngirl. Feb 12.\nMr and Mrs Roy Allen. Alpha. !\ngirl. Feb. 13.\nMr. and NJrs. Carlton T. Quarles.\nFarmville. girl. Feb 13\nMr and Mrs. Thomas A Harris.\nDillwyn. boy. Feb 14\nMr and Mrs K T Williams.\nMrherrin. bov. Feb. 14.\nMr. and Mrs. Roger .1. Simboli.\nBurkeville, girl, Feb. It.\nMr and Mrs. William A Bos\nwell. Chase City. boy. Feb. 15.\nMr and Mrs. William H. Chum\nncv. Chase City. boy. Pel). 16.\nMr. and Mrs. Reuben Green.\nDunda.s. girl. Feb. 16.\nMr and Mrs. James I?. Waddell.\nCharlotte C. H . boy, Feb. 17\nMr. and Mrs. Newton Womack.\nFarmville. girl. Feb 1R.\nMr. and Mrs. James K. Higgins.\nFarmville. boy. Feb 18\nOther patients who entered the\nhospital were:\nMrs. Selwyn C. Cheatham.\nGreen Bay: Miss Mabel Thorp.\nRice: Miss Sue Reece. Farmville:\nHoward Stuart. Farmville: Mrs.\nWilliam T Turner. Rlackstone:\nMrs. Clifton B. Hall. Drake\nBranch: Andrew R. Godscv. Cum\nberland: Baby Montgomery. Vic\ntoria: Bcri McCrurt. Farmville\nPrank Fowler. Farmville: Joseph\nS Stubbs. Farmville; Mrs. Sam\nMott ley. Farmville: Robert. It.\nHenley. Hampden - Svdnev Col\nlege. Mrs. 1- [\u003E. Oundiff. Black -\nstone and Kelb K\u0027lr. Chase City.\nAKo. Mrs Joseph C. Hayes.\nCumberland: Fddie Nelson. Farm\nvillr: Mrs. W. A Doss, Farmville:\nWillis Clemmer. Staunton: Mrs.\nByrd Zimbro. Staunton: Mrs. t.\nA. Hudson. M\u0027-Kenney: Mrs. John\nF Marlin. Farmville: Mrs. How\nard Robinette. Keysville: Mrs. C\nC Roberts Farmville: Susan Mc\nIntosh. Farmville: Mrs. Martha\nBlanton. Farmville: Mrs. Joseph\nA. Williams, Rehoboth; and Mrs.\nla t uiiy;,. es c v\u003C" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6035, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0142", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0142", "label": "Robinson of Franklin, Tenn., President of the Southeastern Jurisdiction", "dtoType": "document", "order": 186, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0142-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Robinson of Franklin, Tenn.,\nPresident of the Southeastern\nJurisdiction Woman\u0027s Society of\nChristian Service, will also be at\nthe conference.\nMiss Sallie Lou MacKinnon,\nwho oversees the work in Africa,\nwill speak Wednesday evening,\nMarch 18, using as her subject,\n\u0022The Unique Task of the Church\nin Africa.”\nWith this unusually line pro\ngram arranged, it is hoped that\nall Conference Officers and Dis\ntrict Officers will make their\nplans to be at the Charlottesville\nmeeting.\nMrs. Bennett T. Taylor, of\nFarmville, is Recording Secretary\nof the Virginia Conference.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Robinson of Franklin, Tenn.,\nPresident of the Southeastern\nJurisdiction Woman\u0027s Society of\nChristian Service, will also be at\nthe conference.\nMiss Sallie Lou MacKinnon,\nwho oversees the work in Africa,\nwill speak Wednesday evening,\nMarch 18, using as her subject,\n\u0022The Unique Task of the Church\nin Africa.”\nWith this unusually line pro\ngram arranged, it is hoped that\nall Conference Officers and Dis\ntrict Officers will make their\nplans to be at the Charlottesville\nmeeting.\nMrs. Bennett T. Taylor, of\nFarmville, is Recording Secretary\nof the Virginia Conference." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7071, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0143", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0143", "label": "Club Calendar", "dtoType": "document", "order": 187, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0143-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Club Calendar\nCircles of the W. M. U. Farm\nville Baptist Church — Monday.\nFeb. 23: Hazel Moon. 3 p. m. at\nthe church; Edith Biadshaw 7:30,\nwith Mrs. Eugene Hardy; at eight\no\u0027clock. Frances Huugins. with\nMrs. John Hartless; Frances\nBagby. with Mrs. F. R. Hawkins:\nCorenlia Leavel, with Mrs. Jack\nBruce: Elizabeth Haifc. with Mrs.\nL. A. Dixon: Ann Snyder Pettit,\nwith Mrs. Fiank Fallwell. The\nRuth Kersey and Eva Saunders\nCircles will meet jointly at the\nrliuich.\nBoard of Governors. Woman\u0027s\nClub. 3:30 p. m.. Tuesday, Feb. 24.\nwith Mrs. Joel Watkins. Jr.\nLongwood Garden Club—Lunch\neon meeting. Monday, Feb. 23.\nLongwood House. 1 p m.. Mrs. J.\n3. Wall, in charge.\nWeyanoke Garden Club — Fri\nday. Feb 20. at 3:30 p. m , with\nMrs. Walter Brure.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Club Calendar\nCircles of the W. M. U. Farm\nville Baptist Church — Monday.\nFeb. 23: Hazel Moon. 3 p. m. at\nthe church; Edith Biadshaw 7:30,\nwith Mrs. Eugene Hardy; at eight\no\u0027clock. Frances Huugins. with\nMrs. John Hartless; Frances\nBagby. with Mrs. F. R. Hawkins:\nCorenlia Leavel, with Mrs. Jack\nBruce: Elizabeth Haifc. with Mrs.\nL. A. Dixon: Ann Snyder Pettit,\nwith Mrs. Fiank Fallwell. The\nRuth Kersey and Eva Saunders\nCircles will meet jointly at the\nrliuich.\nBoard of Governors. Woman\u0027s\nClub. 3:30 p. m.. Tuesday, Feb. 24.\nwith Mrs. Joel Watkins. Jr.\nLongwood Garden Club—Lunch\neon meeting. Monday, Feb. 23.\nLongwood House. 1 p m.. Mrs. J.\n3. Wall, in charge.\nWeyanoke Garden Club — Fri\nday. Feb 20. at 3:30 p. m , with\nMrs. Walter Brure." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7539, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0144", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0144", "label": "Red Cross Director", "dtoType": "document", "order": 188, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0144-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Red Cross Director\n\\ppoints Chairmen\n/^or Charlotte Drive\nW. E. Daniel. Jr., chairman of\n‘he 1935 Charlotte County Red\nCross Fund Campaign, announced\nthis week the appointment of\nlocal community chan men. They\nare:\nAbilene. Ha/.el Nelson: Aspen.\nMrs. C. M. Fore; Charlotte Couit\nHouse. Mrs. Bertha W. Carter:\nCulien, Mrs. James W. Ferguson:\nDrakes Branch. Mrs. Granville\nFawthrop; Eureka. A\u0027. L. Judd:\nXeysville. Mrs. R. B. Berkeley:\nVirginia Crafts. Mrs. Grace Pil\nlow : Madisonville, Mrs. N. L.\nRamsey: Midway and Wrcnn.\nMrs. M. B. Rice, Jr.. Ontario.\nMrs. W. C. Ward; Phenix. Mrs.\nReid Berkeley: Randolph. Mrs.\nFrances B. Lynn. Red House.\nMrs. N. T. Evans: Red Oak. Mrs.\nB. S. Adams: Rolling Hill. Mrs.\nCaroltta H. Wilkinson: Rough\nCreek. Mrs. G. C. Cocke: Saxe.\nMrs. Isabel Wallace, and Oak\nView and Concord. Mrs. Nettie A.\nWalker.\nGarden Club Vies\nOn ‘Forced Blooms’\nMrs. C. Willard Hart s talk on\nbasic principals of arranging and\nmember exhibits on \u0022A Forced\nBloom Arrangement\u0027’ were fea\ntures of the Nora Lancaster Gar\nden Club meeting Tuesday after\nnoon in the home of Mrs. Bruce\nSpencer, on the Hampden-Sydney\nRoad.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Red Cross Director\n\\ppoints Chairmen\n/^or Charlotte Drive\nW. E. Daniel. Jr., chairman of\n‘he 1935 Charlotte County Red\nCross Fund Campaign, announced\nthis week the appointment of\nlocal community chan men. They\nare:\nAbilene. Ha/.el Nelson: Aspen.\nMrs. C. M. Fore; Charlotte Couit\nHouse. Mrs. Bertha W. Carter:\nCulien, Mrs. James W. Ferguson:\nDrakes Branch. Mrs. Granville\nFawthrop; Eureka. A\u0027. L. Judd:\nXeysville. Mrs. R. B. Berkeley:\nVirginia Crafts. Mrs. Grace Pil\nlow : Madisonville, Mrs. N. L.\nRamsey: Midway and Wrcnn.\nMrs. M. B. Rice, Jr.. Ontario.\nMrs. W. C. Ward; Phenix. Mrs.\nReid Berkeley: Randolph. Mrs.\nFrances B. Lynn. Red House.\nMrs. N. T. Evans: Red Oak. Mrs.\nB. S. Adams: Rolling Hill. Mrs.\nCaroltta H. Wilkinson: Rough\nCreek. Mrs. G. C. Cocke: Saxe.\nMrs. Isabel Wallace, and Oak\nView and Concord. Mrs. Nettie A.\nWalker.\nGarden Club Vies\nOn ‘Forced Blooms’\nMrs. C. Willard Hart s talk on\nbasic principals of arranging and\nmember exhibits on \u0022A Forced\nBloom Arrangement\u0027’ were fea\ntures of the Nora Lancaster Gar\nden Club meeting Tuesday after\nnoon in the home of Mrs. Bruce\nSpencer, on the Hampden-Sydney\nRoad." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7313, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0475", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0475", "label": "Mother Goose Rvmes Re-enacted •i At Buckingham Kindergarten Party", "dtoType": "document", "order": 189, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0475-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Mother Goose Rvmes Re-enacted\n•i\nAt Buckingham Kindergarten Party", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mother Goose Rvmes Re-enacted\n•i\nAt Buckingham Kindergarten Party" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6621, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0145", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0145", "label": "Pupils of the Buckingham kin - dcrgartcn. which is", "dtoType": "document", "order": 190, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0145-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Pupils of the Buckingham kin -\ndcrgartcn. which is directed by\nMrs. Roy Jones at her home near\nBuckingham Court House, pave a\nMother Goose Valentine party on\nWednesday morning. Feb 11, from\n9:15 to 11 15 o\u0027clock. All of the\npupils and their mothers partici\npated m the planning and carry\ning out of the party activities.\nMrs. Blackwell Hanes, as\nMother G osc. was hostess for the\noccasion and introduced, at var\nious intervals, Little Boy Blue, the\nold Woman Who Lived in the\nshoe, and Peter. Peter Pumpkin\nEater and his w ife, who were im\nnersonated by Mrs. Charlie Hall.\nMrs. Prank Webb. Mrs. John\nWood and Mrs. Tommy Epperson,\nrespectively Each was tradition\nally attired in a most bewitching\ncostume and re-enacted the nurs\nery rhyme in the most hilarious\nmanner.\nOther activities consisted of\nstory telling, nursery rhyme re\nviews, story plays, rhythmic acti\nvities. rhythm band and the dis\ntribution of Valentines.\nRefreshments and favors, in the\nValentine motif, were prepared\nand served to the pupils and their\nguests by the mothers. Afterwards\nMrs. Roy Jones, assisted bv Mrs.\nRichard Ellis and Mrs. Branch\nRo\u0027cn. served the adult guests.\nThe grand finale came when\nmother^, grandme thers. and nur\nsery rhyme characters, led by\nMother Goose, began to caper\nmerrily to the tune of \u0022Round\nand Round the Village.\u0022\nPupils and their die ts were\nMary Louise Webb. Sandy Hall.\nDiane Moss, Bill Craften. Loretta\nPruden. Mary Louise Driscoll,\nColeman Rosen. Peggy Rosen.\nIrving Epperson. Rebecca Jones.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Pupils of the Buckingham kin -\ndcrgartcn. which is directed by\nMrs. Roy Jones at her home near\nBuckingham Court House, pave a\nMother Goose Valentine party on\nWednesday morning. Feb 11, from\n9:15 to 11 15 o\u0027clock. All of the\npupils and their mothers partici\npated m the planning and carry\ning out of the party activities.\nMrs. Blackwell Hanes, as\nMother G osc. was hostess for the\noccasion and introduced, at var\nious intervals, Little Boy Blue, the\nold Woman Who Lived in the\nshoe, and Peter. Peter Pumpkin\nEater and his w ife, who were im\nnersonated by Mrs. Charlie Hall.\nMrs. Prank Webb. Mrs. John\nWood and Mrs. Tommy Epperson,\nrespectively Each was tradition\nally attired in a most bewitching\ncostume and re-enacted the nurs\nery rhyme in the most hilarious\nmanner.\nOther activities consisted of\nstory telling, nursery rhyme re\nviews, story plays, rhythmic acti\nvities. rhythm band and the dis\ntribution of Valentines.\nRefreshments and favors, in the\nValentine motif, were prepared\nand served to the pupils and their\nguests by the mothers. Afterwards\nMrs. Roy Jones, assisted bv Mrs.\nRichard Ellis and Mrs. Branch\nRo\u0027cn. served the adult guests.\nThe grand finale came when\nmother^, grandme thers. and nur\nsery rhyme characters, led by\nMother Goose, began to caper\nmerrily to the tune of \u0022Round\nand Round the Village.\u0022\nPupils and their die ts were\nMary Louise Webb. Sandy Hall.\nDiane Moss, Bill Craften. Loretta\nPruden. Mary Louise Driscoll,\nColeman Rosen. Peggy Rosen.\nIrving Epperson. 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O. Sandy, who were\npioneers in agricultural extension\nwork.\nThe golden annivuoaiy of the\nextension program is being ob\nse»ved this month. Burkeville is\nproud to be included in the\nUnited States Department of Ag\nriculture\u0027s records, which state\nthat Miss Agnew. formerly of\nNottoway county, now of Rich\nmond. was the first county home\ndemonstration agcot in the\nUnited States.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Two modem pioneers hailed\nfrom Nottoway coumy — right\nhere in the heart of Virginia.\nThey were Miss Ella Agnew and\nthe late T. O. Sandy, who were\npioneers in agricultural extension\nwork.\nThe golden annivuoaiy of the\nextension program is being ob\nse»ved this month. Burkeville is\nproud to be included in the\nUnited States Department of Ag\nriculture\u0027s records, which state\nthat Miss Agnew. formerly of\nNottoway county, now of Rich\nmond. was the first county home\ndemonstration agcot in the\nUnited States." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6985, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0153", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0153", "label": "Prospect P-TA Will", "dtoType": "document", "order": 199, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0153-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Prospect P-TA Will\nSponsor Music Event\nA musical program, featuring\nSmoky Graves and his WLV\u0027A en\ntertainers. will he presented at\nProspect School Tuesday. Feb. 24.\nat 8 p. m.. under auspices of the\nProspect P-TA. Food and soft\ndrinks will be sold during the\nevening.\nProceeds will be used to aug\nment funds for improvement to\nthe Prospect School building and\ngrounds.\nPlans for the entertamment\nprogram were voted by the P-TA\nat its regular meeting February\n16. All patrons and friends of the\nschool have been urged to sup\nport the program by P-TA offi\ncers.\nNew Canton Student\nOn Dean’s List\nAt Westhampton\nMiss Martha Clark, of New Can\nton. Va.. has been named to the\nDean\u0027s List at Westhampton Col\nlege for the first semester. Dean\nMarguerite Roberts announced to\nday.\nThe Dean\u0027s List is composed of\nthose students who have main\ntained an average of 90 or above\nduring the previous semester in\nall their academic work\nMiss Clark, a Spanish maior at\nWesthampton. made a straight-A\nrecord this semester. She is presi\ndent of the Spanish Club and is\na member of the Future Teachers\nof America. She is the daughter\nof Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clark.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Prospect P-TA Will\nSponsor Music Event\nA musical program, featuring\nSmoky Graves and his WLV\u0027A en\ntertainers. will he presented at\nProspect School Tuesday. Feb. 24.\nat 8 p. m.. under auspices of the\nProspect P-TA. Food and soft\ndrinks will be sold during the\nevening.\nProceeds will be used to aug\nment funds for improvement to\nthe Prospect School building and\ngrounds.\nPlans for the entertamment\nprogram were voted by the P-TA\nat its regular meeting February\n16. All patrons and friends of the\nschool have been urged to sup\nport the program by P-TA offi\ncers.\nNew Canton Student\nOn Dean’s List\nAt Westhampton\nMiss Martha Clark, of New Can\nton. Va.. has been named to the\nDean\u0027s List at Westhampton Col\nlege for the first semester. Dean\nMarguerite Roberts announced to\nday.\nThe Dean\u0027s List is composed of\nthose students who have main\ntained an average of 90 or above\nduring the previous semester in\nall their academic work\nMiss Clark, a Spanish maior at\nWesthampton. made a straight-A\nrecord this semester. She is presi\ndent of the Spanish Club and is\na member of the Future Teachers\nof America. She is the daughter\nof Mr. and Mrs. William B. 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Mrs. Holman iras assisted\nby several of the members.\nAmong the items of business, j\nplans were made for a studv class\non Africa, to be held with the\nPresbyterian ladies The date is\nto be decided later.\nMembers present were Miss\nPauline Atkins. Mesdames R. B\nAddleman. Louis N. Agee. Guy\nAllen. Lottie Brown. R. F. Gar\nnett. John Holman. Martha Jen\nkins. Conduff Mathews. Thomas\nScott. J. P. Stratton. W. D. Walker\nand Charles Womack. Jr. Guests\nwere Olivia Jenkins and Peggy\nScott.\nThe society was invited to meet\nwith the president in March.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Centenary WSCS\nTo Study Africa\nOn Wednesday afternoon. Feb.\n11. the W. S. C. S. of Centenary\nChurch met in the home of Mr.\nand Mrs. Charles Womack, Jr.\nThe vice-president, Mrs. John\nHolman had charge of the pro\ngram. Mrs. Holman iras assisted\nby several of the members.\nAmong the items of business, j\nplans were made for a studv class\non Africa, to be held with the\nPresbyterian ladies The date is\nto be decided later.\nMembers present were Miss\nPauline Atkins. Mesdames R. B\nAddleman. Louis N. Agee. Guy\nAllen. Lottie Brown. R. F. Gar\nnett. John Holman. Martha Jen\nkins. Conduff Mathews. Thomas\nScott. J. P. Stratton. W. D. Walker\nand Charles Womack. Jr. Guests\nwere Olivia Jenkins and Peggy\nScott.\nThe society was invited to meet\nwith the president in March." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.736, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0155", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0155", "label": "The late T. O Sandy, of Burke ville. was", "dtoType": "document", "order": 201, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0155-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The late T. O Sandy, of Burke\nville. was known as ttie \u0022father\u0022\nof extension work m Vnginia. He\nwas made state agent ui 1907. by\nDr. Knapp, who caaie to Rich\nmond to help start me program\nMr. Sandy received Ills first\nappropriation in Febmary. 1907.\nand the General Assembly mnd«\nthe first a: propriauon in 1908\nfor girls\u0027 work. Dr. Knapp select\ned Miss Agnew foi the work,\nwhich she began with tomato\ncanning clubs.\nAmong those in Not low a v coun\nty who were members of the first\nclubs were Mrs. Helen Rand.\nMrs. Ruth Jennings. Mrs. Janie\nWorsham. Mrs. Helen Trump.\nMrs. Ethel Ellett. and Mrs. Eva\nJennings.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The late T. O Sandy, of Burke\nville. was known as ttie \u0022father\u0022\nof extension work m Vnginia. He\nwas made state agent ui 1907. by\nDr. Knapp, who caaie to Rich\nmond to help start me program\nMr. Sandy received Ills first\nappropriation in Febmary. 1907.\nand the General Assembly mnd«\nthe first a: propriauon in 1908\nfor girls\u0027 work. Dr. Knapp select\ned Miss Agnew foi the work,\nwhich she began with tomato\ncanning clubs.\nAmong those in Not low a v coun\nty who were members of the first\nclubs were Mrs. Helen Rand.\nMrs. Ruth Jennings. Mrs. Janie\nWorsham. Mrs. Helen Trump.\nMrs. Ethel Ellett. and Mrs. Eva\nJennings." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6057, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK32" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0156", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0156", "label": "TODAY AND SATURDAY", "dtoType": "document", "order": 202, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0156-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "TODAY AND SATURDAY\nStory of th«—Hdventurou* rra\nof buccaneerin* when Rival bri\ngands, roamed the high seas foi\nplunda^and fame!\n(LACKBEARD\nthe Pirate\n\\ —* rjrrrfvscoio*\ntauBvanm\n, wpa myni wiuuB wag\nSUN—MON—TUES.\nTHIS IS IT!\nThe Show You Have Bern\nWaiting Foi — —\nFilmed At\nFORT LEE. 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VA\nIBKtlCl IliitU iiMMti\nRosalind RusseH/;‘\u0022 A\nPaul Douglas I ******\nMarie Wilson 1\u0022*J* A*j\nWED. — THURS.\n“The\nI Don’t Care\nGirl”\nWITH\nMitzi Gaynor - David Waym" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5799, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK33" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0157", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0157", "label": "XOMAY and skturday AND A Merry Musical Package of", "dtoType": "document", "order": 203, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0157-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "XOMAY and skturday\nAND\nA Merry Musical Package of\nLove and Laughs", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "XOMAY and skturday\nAND\nA Merry Musical Package of\nLove and Laughs" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6689, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK34" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0158", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0158", "label": "SUNDAY ONLY", "dtoType": "document", "order": 204, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0158-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "SUNDAY ONLY\nSAVAGE spectacle:\nTHRILLS NEVER BEFORE\nFILMED! Actually \u0022Shot\u0022 in\nthe Heart of Darkest Africa!\nSEE: Awesome charge ol a\nRaging Rhino!\nSEE: Unarmed woman lace\nangry Lioness!\nSEE: Wounded Hunter Defy\nAttacking Leopard!\nSEE: Frenzied Danre of Native\nW\u0027orriors!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SUNDAY ONLY\nSAVAGE spectacle:\nTHRILLS NEVER BEFORE\nFILMED! 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YATES\ni!ll|;iin:\u0027l:ll:bk\na iinmic riciutf\nWED. — THl\u0027RS.\n“SINtilNC til NS\n— WITH —\nVaughn Monroe\n— AND —", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "A Uniwj«»-lntem*tioii»l Relent \\iy\n— —\nChapter No. 13 of Serial\n“THE BL.U K HAWK\u0022\nMON. — Tl Es.\nStory of the Fighting 43th\nDivision During World War II—\nThey Cut the Seigfried Line\nMopp»d Cp Nuremburg and\nLiberated 33.000 Living Skele\ntons of the Dachau Coueentra\n*ion Camp.\nHERBERT J. YATES\ni!ll|;iin:\u0027l:ll:bk\na iinmic riciutf\nWED. — THl\u0027RS.\n“SINtilNC til NS\n— WITH —\nVaughn Monroe\n— AND —" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5998, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK37" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0161", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0161", "label": "Crewe Pastor Talks", "dtoType": "document", "order": 207, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0161-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Crewe Pastor Talks\nTo Farmville Men\nThe Rev R. C Vaughan, pastoi\nof Pryor Memorial tleshyterian\nChuich, Crewe, talked about -The\nMan Who Had A Talent\u0022 at a\nmeeting of the men of Farmville\nPresbyterian Church. Wednesday\nnight.\nWhile he was m Farmville. Mi\nVaughan visited his wife\u0027s pai\nents. Dr. and Mrs. ,1. H. Cocks, at\niheit liome on Buffa.o Street.\nH. (\u0027. Padgett Goes\nTo Buena Vista\nHarry C. Padgett, formerly\nmanager of Davidsons Depart\nment Store in Farmville. has\ntaken charge of the Valley Stoic\nat Buena Vista. Va. He was grant\ned a leave of absence last Febru\nary by the Southern Department\nStores, and spent most/ of the\ntime in Florida. He entered upon\nhis new duties on February 1 Mr\nPadgett was managei of David\nsons store in Farmville for 14\nyears and took a prominent part\nin civic and business activities\nHe will replace II. B. Bet key at\nBuena Vista, who has been named -\nmanager of White Brothers store\nin Waynesboro, Va. Mr. Berkey\nwas assistant managei of David- i\nson s before going to Buena Vista ,\nlast February\nGalileo invented the pendulum", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Crewe Pastor Talks\nTo Farmville Men\nThe Rev R. C Vaughan, pastoi\nof Pryor Memorial tleshyterian\nChuich, Crewe, talked about -The\nMan Who Had A Talent\u0022 at a\nmeeting of the men of Farmville\nPresbyterian Church. Wednesday\nnight.\nWhile he was m Farmville. Mi\nVaughan visited his wife\u0027s pai\nents. Dr. and Mrs. ,1. H. Cocks, at\niheit liome on Buffa.o Street.\nH. (\u0027. Padgett Goes\nTo Buena Vista\nHarry C. Padgett, formerly\nmanager of Davidsons Depart\nment Store in Farmville. has\ntaken charge of the Valley Stoic\nat Buena Vista. Va. He was grant\ned a leave of absence last Febru\nary by the Southern Department\nStores, and spent most/ of the\ntime in Florida. He entered upon\nhis new duties on February 1 Mr\nPadgett was managei of David\nsons store in Farmville for 14\nyears and took a prominent part\nin civic and business activities\nHe will replace II. B. Bet key at\nBuena Vista, who has been named -\nmanager of White Brothers store\nin Waynesboro, Va. Mr. Berkey\nwas assistant managei of David- i\nson s before going to Buena Vista ,\nlast February\nGalileo invented the pendulum" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5745, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0477", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0477", "label": "is lio}?iriq {or \u003C9", "dtoType": "document", "order": 208, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0477-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "is lio}?iriq {or \u003C9", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "is lio}?iriq {or \u003C9" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5138, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0162", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0162", "label": "f | AMERICA\u0027S FINE WATCH", "dtoType": "document", "order": 209, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0162-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "AMERICA\u0027S FINE WATCH", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "AMERICA\u0027S FINE WATCH" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7816, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0163", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0163", "label": "JENNY $63.25 17 jewels. Natural or white \u0026old«lillrd rase.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 210, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0163-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "JENNY $63.25\n17 jewels. Natural or\nwhite \u0026old«lillrd rase.\nExpansion brarelrt.\nPrice includes Federal to*", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "JENNY $63.25\n17 jewels. 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Main St. 1’tinnp S95\nI arimiili Virginia" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5504, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0165", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0165", "label": "First Fenwick (Huh", "dtoType": "document", "order": 212, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0165-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "First Fenwick (Huh\nIn Cumberland\nBlanton Challenges\nArlington County\nA spirited rivalry was touched\noff, among supporters of Slate\nSenator Charles H. Fenwick, can\ndidate lot the Demociatic nomi\nnation for governor of Virginia,\nelioii Cumberland county parly\nleaders challenged Arlington\ncounty\u0027s claim to . ht honor of\nestablishing the tirst Fenwick\n!(\u003E: Govet nor. Club. \u0027", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "First Fenwick (Huh\nIn Cumberland\nBlanton Challenges\nArlington County\nA spirited rivalry was touched\noff, among supporters of Slate\nSenator Charles H. Fenwick, can\ndidate lot the Demociatic nomi\nnation for governor of Virginia,\nelioii Cumberland county parly\nleaders challenged Arlington\ncounty\u0027s claim to . ht honor of\nestablishing the tirst Fenwick\n!(\u003E: Govet nor. Club. \u0027" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5522, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0166", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0166", "label": "Marion Blanton. Cumberland \u0027oun\u0027y treasurer, and chairman of the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 213, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0166-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Marion Blanton. Cumberland\n\u0027oun\u0027y treasurer, and chairman\nof the Cumberland County \u0022Fen\nwick for Governor Club\u0022 told\nArlington officials tha\u003C Cumber\nbind county established the fust\ncampaign club. Dec. 29. 1952.\nnt .or to Senator Fenwick s formal\nannouncement of his candidacy.\nMr. Blanton asked Arlington\ncounty. Fenwick’s home district,\nto \u003E.o satisfied wun second place\nMr Blanton at the same time\npredicted that Mr Fenwick would\ncarry Cumberland county, where\nshe senator owns a larm and is\nconsidered a \u0022local lesident.\u0022 by\na substantial’ majoRty.\n”1 challenge Arlington county\nto match it. percentage-wise.\u0022\nMr. Blanton declared.\nMr. Blanton listed me following\nas officers of Hit Cumberland\nC’oumy \u0022Fenwick to; Governor\nClub\u0022 E Allen Cal ter. commis\nsioner of revenue, co-chairman:\nWilliam French, sheriff, vice\nviiainnan; and William Carter,\ncommonwealth attorney, secre\ntary-treasurer.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Marion Blanton. Cumberland\n\u0027oun\u0027y treasurer, and chairman\nof the Cumberland County \u0022Fen\nwick for Governor Club\u0022 told\nArlington officials tha\u003C Cumber\nbind county established the fust\ncampaign club. Dec. 29. 1952.\nnt .or to Senator Fenwick s formal\nannouncement of his candidacy.\nMr. Blanton asked Arlington\ncounty. Fenwick’s home district,\nto \u003E.o satisfied wun second place\nMr Blanton at the same time\npredicted that Mr Fenwick would\ncarry Cumberland county, where\nshe senator owns a larm and is\nconsidered a \u0022local lesident.\u0022 by\na substantial’ majoRty.\n”1 challenge Arlington county\nto match it. percentage-wise.\u0022\nMr. Blanton declared.\nMr. Blanton listed me following\nas officers of Hit Cumberland\nC’oumy \u0022Fenwick to; Governor\nClub\u0022 E Allen Cal ter. commis\nsioner of revenue, co-chairman:\nWilliam French, sheriff, vice\nviiainnan; and William Carter,\ncommonwealth attorney, secre\ntary-treasurer." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5361, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0167", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0167", "label": "Large T\u003C End Y ear", "dtoType": "document", "order": 214, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0167-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Large T\u003C End Y ear\n•V Association Head\nMaurice R Large and Lester E.\nAndrews will attend the annul\n(■\u0027invention of the Virginia Build- -\ning Material Association Wednes\nday through Friday at Hotel Roa\nnoke. Roanoke. Va\nMr Large will conclude his\ntear as president of the Associa\ntion with this meeting, at which\nlie will preside.\nMrs I urge and Mrs. Andrews\naccompanied them. The group\nwill return to Farmville Saturday.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Large T\u003C End Y ear\n•V Association Head\nMaurice R Large and Lester E.\nAndrews will attend the annul\n(■\u0027invention of the Virginia Build- -\ning Material Association Wednes\nday through Friday at Hotel Roa\nnoke. Roanoke. Va\nMr Large will conclude his\ntear as president of the Associa\ntion with this meeting, at which\nlie will preside.\nMrs I urge and Mrs. Andrews\naccompanied them. The group\nwill return to Farmville Saturday." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5693, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0168", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0168", "label": "Ill IVV I IN \\N\u003C I", "dtoType": "document", "order": 215, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0168-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Ill IVV I IN \\N\u003C I\ndolii\u0027t. ill. Fred Francis re\n\u003C wilv received a check in the\namount of five cents a rebate\nfrom Uu telephone company for\nan overcharge on a h lephono call.\nFrancis, a member of the County\nBoard of Commissioners, drove 5\nmiles to the courthou.n to deposit\nthe check with the country treas\nurer. After multi tudious red\ntajic the chick was accepted Ke\ntui\u0027nim: to his cai. :ic found a\nlinnet for over-lime parking, for\na h.i li la had to pay 50 cents.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Ill IVV I IN \\N\u003C I\ndolii\u0027t. ill. Fred Francis re\n\u003C wilv received a check in the\namount of five cents a rebate\nfrom Uu telephone company for\nan overcharge on a h lephono call.\nFrancis, a member of the County\nBoard of Commissioners, drove 5\nmiles to the courthou.n to deposit\nthe check with the country treas\nurer. After multi tudious red\ntajic the chick was accepted Ke\ntui\u0027nim: to his cai. :ic found a\nlinnet for over-lime parking, for\na h.i li la had to pay 50 cents." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5176, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0478", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0478", "label": "r ONLY $11995 up as low as $2.05 PER WEEK after small down payment", "dtoType": "document", "order": 216, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0478-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "ONLY\n$11995 up\nas low as\n$2.05\nPER WEEK\nafter small\ndown payment", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "ONLY\n$11995 up\nas low as\n$2.05\nPER WEEK\nafter small\ndown payment" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7104, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0169", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0169", "label": "if CONVENIENT, ADJUSTABLE WRINGER", "dtoType": "document", "order": 217, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0169-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "if CONVENIENT, ADJUSTABLE WRINGER\n★ FULL 8-POUND CAPACITY\nif QUICK-EMPTYING PUMP\n★ ONE-YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY\nAnd famous General Electric Activator washing action —\n\u0022Quick-clean\u0022 washing that washes every piece individuallyI\nCOME IN TODAY!\nAlso Electric Ranges\nElectric Water Heaters", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "if CONVENIENT, ADJUSTABLE WRINGER\n★ FULL 8-POUND CAPACITY\nif QUICK-EMPTYING PUMP\n★ ONE-YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY\nAnd famous General Electric Activator washing action —\n\u0022Quick-clean\u0022 washing that washes every piece individuallyI\nCOME IN TODAY!\nAlso Electric Ranges\nElectric Water Heaters" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8422, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0479", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0479", "label": "Farmville Mfg. 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Co." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.9443, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0480", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0480", "label": "PHONE 11 FARMVILLE VIRGINIA", "dtoType": "document", "order": 219, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0480-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "PHONE 11\nFARMVILLE\nVIRGINIA", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "PHONE 11\nFARMVILLE\nVIRGINIA" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8995, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0170", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0170", "label": "Sheppards", "dtoType": "document", "order": 220, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0170-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Sheppards\nMrs. Ira Watkins, of Meredith\nville. and Mrs. Virginia Stegar\nwere dinner guests cf the Hubie\nM Smith family Wednesday\nnight.\nMr. and Mr* Paul Jones en\ntertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack\nJones and daughters. Linda and\nJanet, of Prospect, at dinner Fri\nday night.\nMr and Mrs. J K. Ayres had\nas week end guests their son,\nBilly, of Camp Gordon. Ga„ and\ndaughter Katherine, of Farrn\nville.\nMrs. Alice Forbes visited with\nher brother. Hubie Smith, and\nfamily Friday. Thursday she was\nthe guest of Mrs. Monroe Jones.\nVisit Capital\nDr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson\nspent the week end in Richmond\nvisiting relatives.\nMr. and Mrs. Jim Carter are\nlooking forward to tlie visit of\ntheir daughter. Mrs. Fred McCall,\nand young daughters. Pat and\nLynn, of Bristol, Tenn.. the first\nof March", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Sheppards\nMrs. Ira Watkins, of Meredith\nville. and Mrs. Virginia Stegar\nwere dinner guests cf the Hubie\nM Smith family Wednesday\nnight.\nMr. and Mr* Paul Jones en\ntertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack\nJones and daughters. Linda and\nJanet, of Prospect, at dinner Fri\nday night.\nMr and Mrs. J K. Ayres had\nas week end guests their son,\nBilly, of Camp Gordon. Ga„ and\ndaughter Katherine, of Farrn\nville.\nMrs. Alice Forbes visited with\nher brother. Hubie Smith, and\nfamily Friday. Thursday she was\nthe guest of Mrs. Monroe Jones.\nVisit Capital\nDr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson\nspent the week end in Richmond\nvisiting relatives.\nMr. and Mrs. Jim Carter are\nlooking forward to tlie visit of\ntheir daughter. Mrs. Fred McCall,\nand young daughters. Pat and\nLynn, of Bristol, Tenn.. the first\nof March" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.64, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0171", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0171", "label": "Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mark had as week end", "dtoType": "document", "order": 221, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0171-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mark had\nas week end guests, her brother\nand sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.\nEdward Basnight and three sons,\nof Back Bay. and another sister.\nMiss Violet Basnight.\nMr. and Mrs. Shirley Wooten\nhad as week end visitors, Miss\nKathleen Parrctt. of Farmville.\nand Mrs. Wooten\u0027s sister and bro\nther-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wil\nliam Gilliam, of Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. .1 L. Jones called\noil Mi\u0027s. Baker Baldridge. Mrs\nJames Finch and Mrs. C. C. Har\nvey. Sunday afternoon. They also\nvisited Dr. and Mrs. Roland\nHutchings and Mrs. Alice Forbes.\nAmon: The Guests\nSunday callers on Mr. and Mrs\nShirley Wooten were Mr. and Mrs\nRobert Wooten. Mr and Mrs. F.\nH Wooten, Jr . Mrs. Floyd Woot\nen. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shumaker,\nall of Farmville. Mr. and Mi\nMack Hensley, Richard and Pvt\nCharles Hensley, of Cartersvilie.\nand Junior Duty, of Andersonville.\nwere also callers in the Wooten\nhome\nMrs. William Gilliam. Miss\nKathleen Parrott and Mrs. Shir\nley Wooten visited Mr. and Mrs.\nAl ton Parrott on Valentine\u0027s Dav. |\nMi and Mrs. William Chappell\nattended the funeral of Mrs.\nHenry Chappell, in Petersburg,\nTuesday\nHenry Crute called on Mr and\nMr-, M C Elcan. Sunday night.\nFriends m the community ware\nsorry to learn of the death of Mrs.\nW G Crute in Danville, and ■\nsympathy is extended to her fam- j\nily", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mark had\nas week end guests, her brother\nand sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.\nEdward Basnight and three sons,\nof Back Bay. and another sister.\nMiss Violet Basnight.\nMr. and Mrs. Shirley Wooten\nhad as week end visitors, Miss\nKathleen Parrctt. of Farmville.\nand Mrs. Wooten\u0027s sister and bro\nther-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wil\nliam Gilliam, of Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. .1 L. Jones called\noil Mi\u0027s. Baker Baldridge. Mrs\nJames Finch and Mrs. C. C. Har\nvey. Sunday afternoon. They also\nvisited Dr. and Mrs. Roland\nHutchings and Mrs. Alice Forbes.\nAmon: The Guests\nSunday callers on Mr. and Mrs\nShirley Wooten were Mr. and Mrs\nRobert Wooten. Mr and Mrs. F.\nH Wooten, Jr . Mrs. Floyd Woot\nen. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shumaker,\nall of Farmville. Mr. and Mi\nMack Hensley, Richard and Pvt\nCharles Hensley, of Cartersvilie.\nand Junior Duty, of Andersonville.\nwere also callers in the Wooten\nhome\nMrs. William Gilliam. Miss\nKathleen Parrott and Mrs. Shir\nley Wooten visited Mr. and Mrs.\nAl ton Parrott on Valentine\u0027s Dav. |\nMi and Mrs. William Chappell\nattended the funeral of Mrs.\nHenry Chappell, in Petersburg,\nTuesday\nHenry Crute called on Mr and\nMr-, M C Elcan. Sunday night.\nFriends m the community ware\nsorry to learn of the death of Mrs.\nW G Crute in Danville, and ■\nsympathy is extended to her fam- j\nily" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6248, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0172", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0172", "label": "New Canton RFI)", "dtoType": "document", "order": 222, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0172-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "New Canton RFI)\n!\nMr and Mrs. C. W Cave were\ncallers in the home of Mr and\nMrs. John Hurt at Pork Union,\nlas’. Thursday night Mr Hurt\nhas returned from University\nHospital. Charlottesville, much\nimproved\nMr and Mrs Carl Davies, of\nArvonia. were callers in the A If\nMartin and T L Hudgins homes\non Thursday.\nMrs. A D de Bettencourt at\ntended the Mother\u0027s Club meeting\nat Marshall District School on\nMonday night\nMrs. John R Phillips and Mrs.\nJ 1 ,itfon Clarke were callers last\nTuesday afternoon in the J A !\nand W B Clarke home at Gold\nHill.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "New Canton RFI)\n!\nMr and Mrs. C. W Cave were\ncallers in the home of Mr and\nMrs. John Hurt at Pork Union,\nlas’. Thursday night Mr Hurt\nhas returned from University\nHospital. Charlottesville, much\nimproved\nMr and Mrs Carl Davies, of\nArvonia. were callers in the A If\nMartin and T L Hudgins homes\non Thursday.\nMrs. A D de Bettencourt at\ntended the Mother\u0027s Club meeting\nat Marshall District School on\nMonday night\nMrs. John R Phillips and Mrs.\nJ 1 ,itfon Clarke were callers last\nTuesday afternoon in the J A !\nand W B Clarke home at Gold\nHill." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6207, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0173", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0173", "label": "Among T’ r ( alters I! I Apperson Jr.,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 223, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0173-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Among T’ r ( alters\nI! I Apperson Jr., and sons.\nB L III. and Michael, were cal\nlers last Wednesday in the home;\n; of Mr. and Mrs. R G. Snead at j\nFork Union.\nMr. and Mrs. C. W Cave. Mrs. j\nT L Hudgins and Mae Snoddy\nwere visitors in Richmond Mon\nday.\nMr and Mrs. Guy Rogers and\n■ children visited her father. W. T.\nYancey, last Sunday afternoon.\nMr Yancey is slowly improving\nfrom a severe cold\nCallers in the T. L. Hudgins\nhome last week were Mrs. C W.\nCave. Mrs. W. E. Tatum and Mrs.\nOral Bickford.\nVirginia Apperson returned to\nher home in Richmond last Sun\nday after a week’s visit with rela\ntives here\nJ. Ligon Clarke, of Richmond,\nspent ttie past week end with his\nI family here\nI Mrs J. G Yancey spent last\nFriday shopping in Richmond.\nMr and Mrs. Woodrow Harris\nand children Tommy, Mary El\nlon, Bill and Sura, of Winston\nSalem. N C. were week end\nguests of her sister. Mrs A D\ndc Bettencourt\ni Mr. and Mrs. John Noble, of\nArvonia. were callers In the home\nof their son-in-law and daugh\n; ter, Mr and Mrs. Bobby Bickford,\nbet Sunday afternoon\nMae Snoddy visited her home\ni near Mt Tabor last Sunday", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Among T’ r ( alters\nI! I Apperson Jr., and sons.\nB L III. and Michael, were cal\nlers last Wednesday in the home;\n; of Mr. and Mrs. R G. Snead at j\nFork Union.\nMr. and Mrs. C. W Cave. Mrs. j\nT L Hudgins and Mae Snoddy\nwere visitors in Richmond Mon\nday.\nMr and Mrs. Guy Rogers and\n■ children visited her father. W. T.\nYancey, last Sunday afternoon.\nMr Yancey is slowly improving\nfrom a severe cold\nCallers in the T. L. Hudgins\nhome last week were Mrs. C W.\nCave. Mrs. W. E. Tatum and Mrs.\nOral Bickford.\nVirginia Apperson returned to\nher home in Richmond last Sun\nday after a week’s visit with rela\ntives here\nJ. Ligon Clarke, of Richmond,\nspent ttie past week end with his\nI family here\nI Mrs J. G Yancey spent last\nFriday shopping in Richmond.\nMr and Mrs. Woodrow Harris\nand children Tommy, Mary El\nlon, Bill and Sura, of Winston\nSalem. N C. were week end\nguests of her sister. Mrs A D\ndc Bettencourt\ni Mr. and Mrs. John Noble, of\nArvonia. were callers In the home\nof their son-in-law and daugh\n; ter, Mr and Mrs. Bobby Bickford,\nbet Sunday afternoon\nMae Snoddy visited her home\ni near Mt Tabor last Sunday" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6176, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0174", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0174", "label": "Burkeville", "dtoType": "document", "order": 224, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0174-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Burkeville\nThe Women of the Presbyterian |\nChurch met Tuesday. Feb 17, in j\ni the chureh with 8 present. The1\npresident. Mrs. W. L. Boswell, pre\nsided and conducted the devotion- i\nal. The following nominating\ncommittee was appointed chair\nman. Mrs J S Agnew. Mrs. H.\nS Boswell and Mrs. Frank Jones.\nBlessing boxes were counted The\nc intents go toward building a\nhome for the aged m Lynchburg.\n,!t rs. W H Kirrhmitr gave the\nreport of the Midw inter Executive\nMeeting in Richmond Plans were\nn ade for a Stewardship Supper,\nto be held in the Municipal Build\ning at 6:30 p m , Friday. Feb. 27.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Burkeville\nThe Women of the Presbyterian |\nChurch met Tuesday. Feb 17, in j\ni the chureh with 8 present. The1\npresident. Mrs. W. L. Boswell, pre\nsided and conducted the devotion- i\nal. The following nominating\ncommittee was appointed chair\nman. Mrs J S Agnew. Mrs. H.\nS Boswell and Mrs. Frank Jones.\nBlessing boxes were counted The\nc intents go toward building a\nhome for the aged m Lynchburg.\n,!t rs. W H Kirrhmitr gave the\nreport of the Midw inter Executive\nMeeting in Richmond Plans were\nn ade for a Stewardship Supper,\nto be held in the Municipal Build\ning at 6:30 p m , Friday. Feb. 27." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6059, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0175", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0175", "label": "Howardsville", "dtoType": "document", "order": 225, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0175-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Howardsville\nGeorge Ripley, son of Mr and\nMrs. W. T. Ripley who has been\nwith the U S Army in Germany,\nis on his way home having left\nGermany the latter part of Jan\nuary.\nPvt. Charlie K Clements Ji .\nleft Richmond by air oil Tuesday\nfor California and dutv in Korea\nAmong those who went to Rich\nmond with his were his wife, his\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clements,\nalso Johnnie and David Clemen\u0027•\nMiss Virginia Clements and Hu\nbert Carroll\nMrs. E. Grady Covington. Jr.,\nand small son have returned to\nthe home of her parents, Mr. ant!\nMrs. William Burcher. after an\nextended visit in Jackson. Mi s.\nwith Mr. Covington\u0027s mother, is\nter and other relatives.\nHunter E. Fenwick, J B Ram\nsey. J. T. Hurt. L L. Miles. E. W.\nSnoddy. William Miller and\nChanning H. Moon were among\nthose who attended the Grand\nI.-odve of Masons in session in\nRichmond February 10 to 1J", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Howardsville\nGeorge Ripley, son of Mr and\nMrs. W. T. Ripley who has been\nwith the U S Army in Germany,\nis on his way home having left\nGermany the latter part of Jan\nuary.\nPvt. Charlie K Clements Ji .\nleft Richmond by air oil Tuesday\nfor California and dutv in Korea\nAmong those who went to Rich\nmond with his were his wife, his\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clements,\nalso Johnnie and David Clemen\u0027•\nMiss Virginia Clements and Hu\nbert Carroll\nMrs. E. Grady Covington. Jr.,\nand small son have returned to\nthe home of her parents, Mr. ant!\nMrs. William Burcher. after an\nextended visit in Jackson. Mi s.\nwith Mr. Covington\u0027s mother, is\nter and other relatives.\nHunter E. Fenwick, J B Ram\nsey. J. T. Hurt. L L. Miles. E. W.\nSnoddy. William Miller and\nChanning H. Moon were among\nthose who attended the Grand\nI.-odve of Masons in session in\nRichmond February 10 to 1J" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5885, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0176", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0176", "label": "•repair Depot The C \u0026• O carpenter force has", "dtoType": "document", "order": 226, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0176-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "•repair Depot\nThe C \u0026• O carpenter force has\nbeen doing some repair work to\nthe Depot here\nSet. Sam Rac.land. Jr., of Fort\nBragg. N. C . visited his parents.\nMr. and Mrs. Ragland, at Glen\nmore fer a few days.\nMrs R. C. Onks and son Ches\n\u0027 ter. of Jonesboro. N. C. visited!\nMr. and Mrs, L 1. Miles, at Glen\n| more. Wednesday night.\nMiss Ettiel Cobb\u0027-, of Richmond\n; was a week end visitor of Mr. and\nMrs. William Goodman Mrs Raul ;\nCobbs and Mrs. George Nutty\nMrs. Clara Miles, of Glenmore. .\nis visiting her son and daughter\nin-law. Mr and Mrs E. J. Miles. ,\nin Maryland\nPansy and Vivian Jamerson ,\nand Dorothy. Betiy and Lindy\nJamerson. Henry Let Allen and\nHugh Brown spent Sunday in\nHopcw ell.\nAmong The Guests\nMr. and Mrs Bon Spencer of\nGlenmore. visited Mr. and Mi .\nAlbert Wood, near Winginn. Tues\nday night\nMiss Margaret Brown, of Green\nville, S. C. has been vi-itmu hei\nparents. Mr. and Mr C N.\nBrown\nMr. and Mrs C N Brown\nMargaret and Betty Hr \\vn visited\nthe Jamero.sn family at Dillwyn\nS iturdav\nJames McFadden. of Norfolk.\nUSN, spent the week end witli Li.\nwife and son here in the home of\nMr. and Mrs C }•\u0027 Clements\nMr. and Mrs. II E. Fenwick.\nMrs. E Grady Cowneton. J T\nIrving and Verna rd Hurt were\namong those shopping in Scott*\nville on Thursday\nMrs. A L Thacker and Mi\nKlise Cobb, ol Warren, spent Sun\nday in the home pf M: and Mrs.\nJ. T Hurt\nThere were ab.u ’ \u0027JO peonl» pre\ntent at the birthday party m\nhonor of Mrs. Clyde Brown, on\nSaturday nigh:.\nMrs. Frank Jones conducted the\nprogram on the Protest mt leader.\nWilliam Carey\nMr. and Mr- McLean I.eoth\nand children. Barcley and Martha\nScott, returned, this week, fr mi\na two-weeks visit with Mi Far\nrar\u0027s parents. Mr. and Mr Is”\u0022 ■\nRand, at West Palm Beach. Fit.\nON MOT SEAT\nVienna, Austria The prob\nlem of how to keep musicians,\nwho play for Vienna\u0027s outdoor ice\nrevue, which is half in the open,\nwarm was solved recently. Warm\nair is blown at them Horn all di\nrections and. besides, that, the\nseats on which they sit are elec\ntrically heated", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "•repair Depot\nThe C \u0026• O carpenter force has\nbeen doing some repair work to\nthe Depot here\nSet. Sam Rac.land. Jr., of Fort\nBragg. N. C . visited his parents.\nMr. and Mrs. Ragland, at Glen\nmore fer a few days.\nMrs R. C. Onks and son Ches\n\u0027 ter. of Jonesboro. N. C. visited!\nMr. and Mrs, L 1. Miles, at Glen\n| more. Wednesday night.\nMiss Ettiel Cobb\u0027-, of Richmond\n; was a week end visitor of Mr. and\nMrs. William Goodman Mrs Raul ;\nCobbs and Mrs. George Nutty\nMrs. Clara Miles, of Glenmore. .\nis visiting her son and daughter\nin-law. Mr and Mrs E. J. Miles. ,\nin Maryland\nPansy and Vivian Jamerson ,\nand Dorothy. Betiy and Lindy\nJamerson. Henry Let Allen and\nHugh Brown spent Sunday in\nHopcw ell.\nAmong The Guests\nMr. and Mrs Bon Spencer of\nGlenmore. visited Mr. and Mi .\nAlbert Wood, near Winginn. Tues\nday night\nMiss Margaret Brown, of Green\nville, S. C. has been vi-itmu hei\nparents. Mr. and Mr C N.\nBrown\nMr. and Mrs C N Brown\nMargaret and Betty Hr \\vn visited\nthe Jamero.sn family at Dillwyn\nS iturdav\nJames McFadden. of Norfolk.\nUSN, spent the week end witli Li.\nwife and son here in the home of\nMr. and Mrs C }•\u0027 Clements\nMr. and Mrs. II E. Fenwick.\nMrs. E Grady Cowneton. J T\nIrving and Verna rd Hurt were\namong those shopping in Scott*\nville on Thursday\nMrs. A L Thacker and Mi\nKlise Cobb, ol Warren, spent Sun\nday in the home pf M: and Mrs.\nJ. T Hurt\nThere were ab.u ’ \u0027JO peonl» pre\ntent at the birthday party m\nhonor of Mrs. Clyde Brown, on\nSaturday nigh:.\nMrs. Frank Jones conducted the\nprogram on the Protest mt leader.\nWilliam Carey\nMr. and Mr- McLean I.eoth\nand children. Barcley and Martha\nScott, returned, this week, fr mi\na two-weeks visit with Mi Far\nrar\u0027s parents. Mr. and Mr Is”\u0022 ■\nRand, at West Palm Beach. Fit.\nON MOT SEAT\nVienna, Austria The prob\nlem of how to keep musicians,\nwho play for Vienna\u0027s outdoor ice\nrevue, which is half in the open,\nwarm was solved recently. Warm\nair is blown at them Horn all di\nrections and. besides, that, the\nseats on which they sit are elec\ntrically heated" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5382, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0481", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0481", "label": "Good Clean! F«/", "dtoType": "document", "order": 227, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0481-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Good\nClean!\nF«/", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Good\nClean!\nF«/" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4597, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0177", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0177", "label": "SUPERVISED", "dtoType": "document", "order": 228, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0177-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "SUPERVISED\nROLLER SKATING\nIt * a swell spot! and a healthful ac\nt.vity for the kids . . . and qrown up*\nloo\u0027 All session* mo supervised.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SUPERVISED\nROLLER SKATING\nIt * a swell spot! and a healthful ac\nt.vity for the kids . . . and qrown up*\nloo\u0027 All session* mo supervised." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6085, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0178", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0178", "label": "SCHEDULE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 229, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0178-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "SCHEDULE\nMonday Thru Saturday\n7:45 |\u003E. m to 11:00 p. ill.\nFRIDAY\nI!:SO to 5:3(1 p. mi lor children\nSATIKII AY\n10 to 12 for Tiny Tots\n3 to 5:0(1 p. m for Teen Agers\nSI’NDAY\n2:00 to 5:00 p. tit.\nDungarees. (food Slacks per\nmitted Monday n:ght. Tuesday\nnight and Saturday afternoons\nONLY.\nADMISSION 50e (tax Inrl.)\nDoor Prizes Every Thursday\nSAVE YOI It TICKETS\nGiven with Every Night Adin.\n•\nHILLTOP ROLLER\nRINK\nE. II. POSTON. Proprietor\nOn Route 400 East\nFARMVHXE, V V\nAgents lor the famous t nieago\nBoot Skates $17.95 \u0026 $19.95", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SCHEDULE\nMonday Thru Saturday\n7:45 |\u003E. m to 11:00 p. ill.\nFRIDAY\nI!:SO to 5:3(1 p. mi lor children\nSATIKII AY\n10 to 12 for Tiny Tots\n3 to 5:0(1 p. m for Teen Agers\nSI’NDAY\n2:00 to 5:00 p. tit.\nDungarees. (food Slacks per\nmitted Monday n:ght. Tuesday\nnight and Saturday afternoons\nONLY.\nADMISSION 50e (tax Inrl.)\nDoor Prizes Every Thursday\nSAVE YOI It TICKETS\nGiven with Every Night Adin.\n•\nHILLTOP ROLLER\nRINK\nE. II. POSTON. Proprietor\nOn Route 400 East\nFARMVHXE, V V\nAgents lor the famous t nieago\nBoot Skates $17.95 \u0026 $19.95" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5515, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0179", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0179", "label": "Bremo Bluff", "dtoType": "document", "order": 230, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0179-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Bremo Bluff\nMr and Mrs. S. T. Ranson\n•;P*-ni Sunday afternoon at Dill\nw.vn with Mr. and Mrs R B. Ran\nson.\nRiven! visitors of Mr. and Mrs.\nK. A Shipp were Mr and Mrs.\nBuddie Nos! rim and Mrs. Lottie\nKidd, of Portsmouth, Mr. and\nMrs Claude Carmichael, ol Char\n.\u0027 ttesville. Freddie Shipp, of Dela\nware. Mr and Mrs Carey Shipp\nand children and Mr. and Mrs. ■\nJ A Shipp, of \u0027Bear Garden. ” |\nNew Canton.\nMrs* Harry Morris and Mrs. 1\nCharles Melton were business visi\ntor.- in Srottsville Saturday after\nnoon.\nMrs. Janies Wright and Mrs.,\nMary Johnson, of Louisa, visited I\nFriday night in the homes of Mrs. ■\nB. W. Ancell. Mrs. R. A. Morris *\nand Mrs Dorsey G. Smith.\nMrs. Arnold Wilson, who has1\nbeen very sick for several months\nnow convalescing\nMrs. .Tames Ferneybouch, of\nFayetteville. N. C.. visited her\nmother. Mrs. L W. Cabell, last\nweek. Mrs. Cabell has been very\nsick Tor several weeks.\nMrs. Dorsey G Smith returned\nhome several weeks ago from", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Bremo Bluff\nMr and Mrs. S. T. Ranson\n•;P*-ni Sunday afternoon at Dill\nw.vn with Mr. and Mrs R B. Ran\nson.\nRiven! visitors of Mr. and Mrs.\nK. A Shipp were Mr and Mrs.\nBuddie Nos! rim and Mrs. Lottie\nKidd, of Portsmouth, Mr. and\nMrs Claude Carmichael, ol Char\n.\u0027 ttesville. Freddie Shipp, of Dela\nware. Mr and Mrs Carey Shipp\nand children and Mr. and Mrs. ■\nJ A Shipp, of \u0027Bear Garden. ” |\nNew Canton.\nMrs* Harry Morris and Mrs. 1\nCharles Melton were business visi\ntor.- in Srottsville Saturday after\nnoon.\nMrs. Janies Wright and Mrs.,\nMary Johnson, of Louisa, visited I\nFriday night in the homes of Mrs. ■\nB. W. Ancell. Mrs. R. A. Morris *\nand Mrs Dorsey G. Smith.\nMrs. Arnold Wilson, who has1\nbeen very sick for several months\nnow convalescing\nMrs. .Tames Ferneybouch, of\nFayetteville. N. C.. visited her\nmother. Mrs. L W. Cabell, last\nweek. Mrs. Cabell has been very\nsick Tor several weeks.\nMrs. Dorsey G Smith returned\nhome several weeks ago from" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5948, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0180", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0180", "label": "Miss Virjrie M. Dec,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 231, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0180-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Miss Virjrie M. Dec,\nOf Keysville, Dies\nA graveside funeral service for\nM: Virpie Mae Gee. 22. of Keys\nville. was held Wednesday after\nnoon al Union Grove Baptist\nChurch Cemetery in Lunenburg\ncounty. j\nThe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i\nJ R. Gee. of Keysville, Miss Gee I\n(tied Sunday. Feb. 15. in a Lynch\nburg Hospital\nBesides her parents, she is :\nurvivod by one brother. J. R. •\nGee. Jr., of Richmond, and five}\nasters. Mrs. Levi Parrish, of Vic- |\ntoria. and Mrs. Irvin Hanks and |\nthe Misses Ruby, Elinor and j\no:an Gee. all of Keysville.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Miss Virjrie M. Dec,\nOf Keysville, Dies\nA graveside funeral service for\nM: Virpie Mae Gee. 22. of Keys\nville. was held Wednesday after\nnoon al Union Grove Baptist\nChurch Cemetery in Lunenburg\ncounty. j\nThe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i\nJ R. Gee. of Keysville, Miss Gee I\n(tied Sunday. Feb. 15. in a Lynch\nburg Hospital\nBesides her parents, she is :\nurvivod by one brother. J. R. •\nGee. Jr., of Richmond, and five}\nasters. Mrs. Levi Parrish, of Vic- |\ntoria. and Mrs. Irvin Hanks and |\nthe Misses Ruby, Elinor and j\no:an Gee. all of Keysville." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5883, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0181", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0181", "label": "CALL 3009W", "dtoType": "document", "order": 232, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0181-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "CALL 3009W\nMTt I’HOM: 2009*1\nFOR FLOWERS\n« i imcr.\u0027l llcsicn*\nc \\ **i J\u0027loiter*\n«* \u003C lit S lower*\nsa (orsaftet\nWe Deliver Your Order\nAny wii.cn\nTry Our Servicr\nYou Will L ike 11\nYi u Will Save Money.\nWERE, FLORIST\nVile f ast On KoutC 63K\n1 armvillf, V.i.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "CALL 3009W\nMTt I’HOM: 2009*1\nFOR FLOWERS\n« i imcr.\u0027l llcsicn*\nc \\ **i J\u0027loiter*\n«* \u003C lit S lower*\nsa (orsaftet\nWe Deliver Your Order\nAny wii.cn\nTry Our Servicr\nYou Will L ike 11\nYi u Will Save Money.\nWERE, FLORIST\nVile f ast On KoutC 63K\n1 armvillf, V.i." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5378, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0182", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0182", "label": "Brownwood. Texas, where she visited her son and family,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 233, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0182-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Brownwood. Texas, where she\nvisited her son and family, the\nRev. and Mrs. Dorsey G. Smith.\nS. T. Ranson, II of Richmond,\nspent the week end with his\nmother. Mrs. Howard Ranson.\nFlu is rampant in this com\nmunity as in all others, it seems.\nMrs. Green Davis and Mrs. Lee\nBanton are the latest victims.\nGaynelle. Shirley. Mary. June\nand Henry Maxey visited their\nsister. Mrs. Carl Bryant. Sunday.\nLondon\u0027s Fieet Street is famous\nfor its newspaper publishing\nhouses.\nAndrophobia is a fear of men.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Brownwood. Texas, where she\nvisited her son and family, the\nRev. and Mrs. Dorsey G. Smith.\nS. T. Ranson, II of Richmond,\nspent the week end with his\nmother. Mrs. Howard Ranson.\nFlu is rampant in this com\nmunity as in all others, it seems.\nMrs. Green Davis and Mrs. Lee\nBanton are the latest victims.\nGaynelle. Shirley. Mary. June\nand Henry Maxey visited their\nsister. Mrs. Carl Bryant. Sunday.\nLondon\u0027s Fieet Street is famous\nfor its newspaper publishing\nhouses.\nAndrophobia is a fear of men." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6812, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0183", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0183", "label": "Mrs. S. (J. Eubank", "dtoType": "document", "order": 234, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0183-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs. S. (J. Eubank\nOf Keysville, Dies\nA funeral service for Mrs. Mary\nMoorehcad Eubank, 58. ol near\nKeysville. was held Thursday\nafternoon at her home. Burial\ntook place in the Christian Church\nCemetery at Ontario\nMrs. Eubank, widow of Samuel\nG. Eubank, died Tuesday. Feb 17\nin a Richmond hospital\nSurviving are five sons. Andrew\nJ.. Rolfe D. and Samuel G Eu\nbank. Jr., all of Ontario. William\nEubank, of Drakes Branch, and\nJames J. Eubank, of Fort Knox\nKy.. and two granddaughters.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. S. (J. Eubank\nOf Keysville, Dies\nA funeral service for Mrs. Mary\nMoorehcad Eubank, 58. ol near\nKeysville. was held Thursday\nafternoon at her home. Burial\ntook place in the Christian Church\nCemetery at Ontario\nMrs. Eubank, widow of Samuel\nG. Eubank, died Tuesday. Feb 17\nin a Richmond hospital\nSurviving are five sons. Andrew\nJ.. Rolfe D. and Samuel G Eu\nbank. Jr., all of Ontario. William\nEubank, of Drakes Branch, and\nJames J. Eubank, of Fort Knox\nKy.. and two granddaughters." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6538, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0184", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0184", "label": "DRESSES", "dtoType": "document", "order": 235, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0184-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "DRESSES\nFrom our bright and Pa\nrade-worthy collection of\nFaster fashions — suits\nand dresses to take you\nright on through spring.\nYou’ll love the exciting\nnew styles — the sweet\nand low prices.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "DRESSES\nFrom our bright and Pa\nrade-worthy collection of\nFaster fashions — suits\nand dresses to take you\nright on through spring.\nYou’ll love the exciting\nnew styles — the sweet\nand low prices." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5969, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0185", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0185", "label": "Fashion ( hatter", "dtoType": "document", "order": 236, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0185-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Fashion ( hatter\nSilhouette is slender\nwith hark movement in\nterpreted in low placed\npleats at centtr hack of\ndaytime clothes, and\nbustle treatment for\nevening. Alternative sil\nhouettes have straight\nall-around pleat iny or\nstem-like torsos with\nfullness near hemline.\nDaytime lengths are\nabout It! 1 L\u003E inches off\nt he floor.\nJust Lee", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Fashion ( hatter\nSilhouette is slender\nwith hark movement in\nterpreted in low placed\npleats at centtr hack of\ndaytime clothes, and\nbustle treatment for\nevening. Alternative sil\nhouettes have straight\nall-around pleat iny or\nstem-like torsos with\nfullness near hemline.\nDaytime lengths are\nabout It! 1 L\u003E inches off\nt he floor.\nJust Lee" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6146, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0482", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0482", "label": "Dorothy May Store “Fannville’s Only Exclusive Woman’s Slow\u0022", "dtoType": "document", "order": 237, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0482-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Dorothy May Store\n“Fannville’s Only Exclusive Woman’s Slow\u0022", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Dorothy May Store\n“Fannville’s Only Exclusive Woman’s Slow\u0022" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.698, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK32" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0186", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0186", "label": "The Singer Sewing Center is Now Offering Special Sewing", "dtoType": "document", "order": 238, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0186-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Singer Sewing Center is Now Offering Special\nSewing Courses at Their New Location.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Singer Sewing Center is Now Offering Special\nSewing Courses at Their New Location." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8234, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK33" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0187", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0187", "label": "Mrs. Grace Gore, Educational Supervisor from Washington, I). 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Cans\n5 cans $1.00\nORANGE\nJUICE\nNo. 2 Can\n10c\nSLICED\nPINEAPPLE\nNo. 2 \u003C \u0027ans\n5 cans $1.00\nPORK\nSAUSAGE\n3 fe $1.00\nHAMBURGER\n3il tfl AA\nlbs," ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7388, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK41", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK41" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0193", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0193", "label": "Second In Scries Primary Teeth Are Important Factors In", "dtoType": "document", "order": 246, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0193-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Second In Scries\nPrimary Teeth Are Important Factors\nIn Normal, Healthy Child Development", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Second In Scries\nPrimary Teeth Are Important Factors\nIn Normal, Healthy Child Development" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8297, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0194", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0194", "label": "(Editor\u0027s Note: American Dental Association sponsored the fifth annual", "dtoType": "document", "order": 247, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0194-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "(Editor\u0027s Note: American\nDental Association sponsored\nthe fifth annual National Chil\ndren\u0027s Dental Health Day, Mon\nday, Feb. 2, to focus public\nattention on the need for more\ndental health education and\neare for children. The Farm\nTille Herald, in co-operation\nwith Farmville dentists, pre\nsents the second in a series of\neducational articles about den\ntal health for children.)\nJane. 18. graduated w ith honors\nfrom a mid-western nigh school,\nlast June. He^ intelligence quo\ntient qualified her for college.\nBut Jane decided to take a job as\na scrubwoman in a downtown of\nfice building at night. She said\nshe didn\u0027t have the funds for col\nlege. even though scholarships\nwere hers for the asking.\nThe real reason for this flight\nfrom reality was Jane\u0027s embar\nrassment over her appearance.\nShe didn\u0027t want people to see her\nbecause she had a severe defor\nmity of the teeth. They were out\nof position. Her cuspids Jutted out\nhigh in the gums, so they looked\nlike fangs. Her incisors or front\nteeth were widely separated. Her\nupper jaw protruded over her\nlower.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "(Editor\u0027s Note: American\nDental Association sponsored\nthe fifth annual National Chil\ndren\u0027s Dental Health Day, Mon\nday, Feb. 2, to focus public\nattention on the need for more\ndental health education and\neare for children. The Farm\nTille Herald, in co-operation\nwith Farmville dentists, pre\nsents the second in a series of\neducational articles about den\ntal health for children.)\nJane. 18. graduated w ith honors\nfrom a mid-western nigh school,\nlast June. He^ intelligence quo\ntient qualified her for college.\nBut Jane decided to take a job as\na scrubwoman in a downtown of\nfice building at night. She said\nshe didn\u0027t have the funds for col\nlege. even though scholarships\nwere hers for the asking.\nThe real reason for this flight\nfrom reality was Jane\u0027s embar\nrassment over her appearance.\nShe didn\u0027t want people to see her\nbecause she had a severe defor\nmity of the teeth. They were out\nof position. Her cuspids Jutted out\nhigh in the gums, so they looked\nlike fangs. Her incisors or front\nteeth were widely separated. Her\nupper jaw protruded over her\nlower." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7032, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0195", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0195", "label": "Jane\u0027s condition is known den tally as “malocclusion,\u0027\u0027 meaning", "dtoType": "document", "order": 248, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0195-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Jane\u0027s condition is known den\ntally as “malocclusion,\u0027\u0027 meaning\nirregularities in tooth position.\nA survey by the Chicago Board\nof Health showed almost half of\nChicago\u0027s school children had the\ncondition in varying degrees.\nOne of the chief causes for it,\nthe survey found, was premature\nloss of primary, or first, teeth.\nThe survey concluded that a \u0027 dis\neased primary tooth can be as\nhazardous as a diseased perma\nnent tooth.”\nHere is what happens when a\nprimary tooth comes out too\nearly becaaise of decay: teeth on\neither side of the gap tend to\ndrift together and close the va\ncant space. A few years later,", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Jane\u0027s condition is known den\ntally as “malocclusion,\u0027\u0027 meaning\nirregularities in tooth position.\nA survey by the Chicago Board\nof Health showed almost half of\nChicago\u0027s school children had the\ncondition in varying degrees.\nOne of the chief causes for it,\nthe survey found, was premature\nloss of primary, or first, teeth.\nThe survey concluded that a \u0027 dis\neased primary tooth can be as\nhazardous as a diseased perma\nnent tooth.”\nHere is what happens when a\nprimary tooth comes out too\nearly becaaise of decay: teeth on\neither side of the gap tend to\ndrift together and close the va\ncant space. A few years later," ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6885, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0196", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0196", "label": "when the permanent tooth Is ready to come in,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 249, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0196-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "when the permanent tooth Is\nready to come in, there isn’t room\nfor it where nature intended. It\nmay. therefore, push its way\nthrough high up in the gums.\nWith teeth erupting in odd po\nsitions in a growing .law, the\nchild\u0027s facial symmetry may\nchange decidedly. In this tele\nvision era. when society is more\nconscious of the value of beau\ntiful teeth than ever before, this\ncan be a personal tragedy.\nNo one knows how much .juve\nnile delinquency stems from the\nrebellion of a dentally deformed\nvoungster against a society that\n.tjeerihgly called him \u0022rabbit\nface.\u0022 or \u0022Andy Gump,\u0022 or \u0022drip\nping teeth.\u0022", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "when the permanent tooth Is\nready to come in, there isn’t room\nfor it where nature intended. It\nmay. therefore, push its way\nthrough high up in the gums.\nWith teeth erupting in odd po\nsitions in a growing .law, the\nchild\u0027s facial symmetry may\nchange decidedly. In this tele\nvision era. when society is more\nconscious of the value of beau\ntiful teeth than ever before, this\ncan be a personal tragedy.\nNo one knows how much .juve\nnile delinquency stems from the\nrebellion of a dentally deformed\nvoungster against a society that\n.tjeerihgly called him \u0022rabbit\nface.\u0022 or \u0022Andy Gump,\u0022 or \u0022drip\nping teeth.\u0022" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6749, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0197", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0197", "label": "Social workers believe there are hundreds of girls like", "dtoType": "document", "order": 250, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0197-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Social workers believe there are\nhundreds of girls like Jane who\ngave up life coals at an earlv age\nand retreated from the world.\nThe story of primary teeth neg\nlect doesn\u0027t end with a lost per\nsonality. Well-functioning teeth\nare a. necessary part of a child\u0027s\ndigestive apparatus, particularly\nI in a period of rapid growth and\ni development. With the capacity\n| to chew affected, proper foods\nj often cannot be eaten.\nNeglected primary teeth can be\nI a factory, too. in gum disease so\n! prevalent in later life.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Social workers believe there are\nhundreds of girls like Jane who\ngave up life coals at an earlv age\nand retreated from the world.\nThe story of primary teeth neg\nlect doesn\u0027t end with a lost per\nsonality. Well-functioning teeth\nare a. necessary part of a child\u0027s\ndigestive apparatus, particularly\nI in a period of rapid growth and\ni development. With the capacity\n| to chew affected, proper foods\nj often cannot be eaten.\nNeglected primary teeth can be\nI a factory, too. in gum disease so\n! prevalent in later life." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.669, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0198", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0198", "label": "Minister Of Music", "dtoType": "document", "order": 251, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0198-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Minister Of Music\niContinued from Pane li\nstill preaching and organizing\nchurches in the Norfolk Presby\ntery. A brother, the Rev. Ernest\nK. Emurian. who has spoken in\nFarmville on several occasions, is\npastor of Elm Avenue Methodist\nChurch, Portsmouth. His paternal\ngrandfather, the Rev. Krikor B.\nEmurian. was a Congregational\nclergyman tor 50 years in his\nnative town in Armenia. His\nmaternal grandfather, the Rev.\nHarutune S. Jenanyan was found\ner and head of a Christian college\nin Tarsus. Asia Minor.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Minister Of Music\niContinued from Pane li\nstill preaching and organizing\nchurches in the Norfolk Presby\ntery. A brother, the Rev. Ernest\nK. Emurian. who has spoken in\nFarmville on several occasions, is\npastor of Elm Avenue Methodist\nChurch, Portsmouth. His paternal\ngrandfather, the Rev. Krikor B.\nEmurian. was a Congregational\nclergyman tor 50 years in his\nnative town in Armenia. His\nmaternal grandfather, the Rev.\nHarutune S. Jenanyan was found\ner and head of a Christian college\nin Tarsus. Asia Minor." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7483, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0199", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0199", "label": "Travel Council Film", "dtoType": "document", "order": 252, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0199-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Travel Council Film\nHere Monday\nOpen To Public\nLocal leaders in the develop- i\nment of travel to Virginia will be\ncome getors for a few hours In\nFarmville on February 23 at the\nHotel Wc.vanoke when the Virgin\nia Travel Council will be here pre\nparing a film with which to ad\nvertise Virginia and at the same\ntime will exhibit a film showing\nVirginia\u0027s recent progress in ad-1\nvert using the Old Dominion\nThe picture to be shown is en\ntitled \u0022The Billion Dollar Story\u0022\nand shows the work done by the\nCouncil and volunteers from the\ntravel Industry from Canada to\nFlorida. It will be shown in the\nbanquet room of the hotel at 10:30\na. m.\nLocal pictures made will be in\ncorporated in a film to be used by\nthe Council in its campaigns to\n: bring more business to Virginia.\n1 All pictures being produced will be\nin *ound and color. R. Parker Nel\nson. Field Director of the Council.\n; in conjunction with V. L. Paris,\n! Chairman of the Motion Picture\nProgram, will be here to present\n| the picture, which is open to the\nj public.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Travel Council Film\nHere Monday\nOpen To Public\nLocal leaders in the develop- i\nment of travel to Virginia will be\ncome getors for a few hours In\nFarmville on February 23 at the\nHotel Wc.vanoke when the Virgin\nia Travel Council will be here pre\nparing a film with which to ad\nvertise Virginia and at the same\ntime will exhibit a film showing\nVirginia\u0027s recent progress in ad-1\nvert using the Old Dominion\nThe picture to be shown is en\ntitled \u0022The Billion Dollar Story\u0022\nand shows the work done by the\nCouncil and volunteers from the\ntravel Industry from Canada to\nFlorida. It will be shown in the\nbanquet room of the hotel at 10:30\na. m.\nLocal pictures made will be in\ncorporated in a film to be used by\nthe Council in its campaigns to\n: bring more business to Virginia.\n1 All pictures being produced will be\nin *ound and color. R. Parker Nel\nson. Field Director of the Council.\n; in conjunction with V. L. Paris,\n! Chairman of the Motion Picture\nProgram, will be here to present\n| the picture, which is open to the\nj public." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6564, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0200", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0200", "label": "Selective Service", "dtoType": "document", "order": 253, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0200-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Selective Service\n\u003CContinued from facje 1\u003E\ngiving his permanent home ad\ndress as his place ol residence\nwhen he registers at a board\naway from home can not be over\nemphasized. The place of resi\ndence which he gives when regis\ntering determines the local board\nwhich will always have jurisdic\ntion over the registrai.t.\nAny person who changes from\na status which dui not require\n| his registration to a status which\ndoes not require it must register\npromptly to be within the law,\naccording to local Se.ective Serv\nice Boards. Maximum penalty for\nviolation of any of the provisions\nof the scelctive service- law is five\nyears in prison, or a fine of $10,\n000, or both.\n—I___\nBungalow houses originated in\nIndia.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Selective Service\n\u003CContinued from facje 1\u003E\ngiving his permanent home ad\ndress as his place ol residence\nwhen he registers at a board\naway from home can not be over\nemphasized. The place of resi\ndence which he gives when regis\ntering determines the local board\nwhich will always have jurisdic\ntion over the registrai.t.\nAny person who changes from\na status which dui not require\n| his registration to a status which\ndoes not require it must register\npromptly to be within the law,\naccording to local Se.ective Serv\nice Boards. Maximum penalty for\nviolation of any of the provisions\nof the scelctive service- law is five\nyears in prison, or a fine of $10,\n000, or both.\n—I___\nBungalow houses originated in\nIndia." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6922, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0201", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0201", "label": "\u0027 Xeus For Veterans VA Sounds GI Insurance Warning", "dtoType": "document", "order": 254, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0201-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Xeus For Veterans\nVA Sounds GI\nInsurance Warning\nHundreds of Vir„.nia veterans\nstand to lose thousands of dol\nlars In lapsed OI tcnn life insur\nance during 1953, unless they\nreinstate and renew ihosc policies\nbefore the expiration date of\ntheir policies.\nIn making this announcement.\nVeterans Administration said the\npolicies involved arc lapsed term\nNational Service Lift Insurance\n\u0027NSLIi that were issued to two\ngroups of World War II and post\nWorld War II veterans in this\narea.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Xeus For Veterans\nVA Sounds GI\nInsurance Warning\nHundreds of Vir„.nia veterans\nstand to lose thousands of dol\nlars In lapsed OI tcnn life insur\nance during 1953, unless they\nreinstate and renew ihosc policies\nbefore the expiration date of\ntheir policies.\nIn making this announcement.\nVeterans Administration said the\npolicies involved arc lapsed term\nNational Service Lift Insurance\n\u0027NSLIi that were issued to two\ngroups of World War II and post\nWorld War II veterans in this\narea." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6953, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0202", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0202", "label": "The first group were World ! War II veterans", "dtoType": "document", "order": 255, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0202-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The first group were World !\nWar II veterans who took out\nNSLI policies while they were in\nservice during the year 1945. The\nsecond group were World War II\nand post-World War II veterans\nwho took out term policies while\nthey were in service during 1948.\nThe first group had policies with\n8-year terms to run. and the sec\nond group\u0027s policies had terms of\n5 sears, both of them expiring\njuring tfie year 1953.\nIn Virginia, approximately 24.\n500 veterans are aifected and\nstand to lose about $195,000,000.\nIf veterans in both groups do not\nwish to lose altogefher the insur\nance coverage under these poli\ncies. they must reinstate them\nbefore the policies expire. VA\nsaid. Otherwise, unuer present\nlaws, they will not be eligible for\nfurther GI life insurance.\nPolicies may be reinstated by\napplying to a Veterans Adminis\ntration office. If tiic policy has\nbeen lapsed for three months, the\nveteran must pass a physical\nexamination. The payment of\ni wo monthly premiums is also re\nquired.\nPresident Eisenhower has or\ndered the Bureau of Labor Statis\ntics to revive, until June 30. its\nold cost-of-living index and to\npublish it along with the revised\nindex which will be the govern\nment\u0027s official index for public\npolicy purposes.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The first group were World !\nWar II veterans who took out\nNSLI policies while they were in\nservice during the year 1945. The\nsecond group were World War II\nand post-World War II veterans\nwho took out term policies while\nthey were in service during 1948.\nThe first group had policies with\n8-year terms to run. and the sec\nond group\u0027s policies had terms of\n5 sears, both of them expiring\njuring tfie year 1953.\nIn Virginia, approximately 24.\n500 veterans are aifected and\nstand to lose about $195,000,000.\nIf veterans in both groups do not\nwish to lose altogefher the insur\nance coverage under these poli\ncies. they must reinstate them\nbefore the policies expire. VA\nsaid. Otherwise, unuer present\nlaws, they will not be eligible for\nfurther GI life insurance.\nPolicies may be reinstated by\napplying to a Veterans Adminis\ntration office. If tiic policy has\nbeen lapsed for three months, the\nveteran must pass a physical\nexamination. The payment of\ni wo monthly premiums is also re\nquired.\nPresident Eisenhower has or\ndered the Bureau of Labor Statis\ntics to revive, until June 30. its\nold cost-of-living index and to\npublish it along with the revised\nindex which will be the govern\nment\u0027s official index for public\npolicy purposes." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6622, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0203", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0203", "label": "The Service of \u0022Mr. 4%” is reflected in Jefferson", "dtoType": "document", "order": 256, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0203-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Service of \u0022Mr. 4%” is reflected in\nJefferson Standard’s\n*\n46th Annual Report", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Service of \u0022Mr. 4%” is reflected in\nJefferson Standard’s\n*\n46th Annual Report" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5491, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0204", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0204", "label": "MORE PROTECTION FOR MORE PEOPLE. Jefferson Standard during", "dtoType": "document", "order": 257, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0204-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "MORE PROTECTION FOR MORE PEOPLE. Jefferson Standard during\nthe past year continued to grow in stature and in usefulness to the insuring\npublic. New life insurance placed by the company\u0027s lieldmen in 1952 ex\nceeded $153 million, a 209r increase over 1951. Insurance in force reached a\nnew high of $1,136,600,000. a gain of $97 Million for the year.\nToday Jefferson Standard is providing a measure of financial security for\nmore than 350,000 policyholders in 29 states, the District of Columbia, and\nPuerto Rico.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "MORE PROTECTION FOR MORE PEOPLE. Jefferson Standard during\nthe past year continued to grow in stature and in usefulness to the insuring\npublic. New life insurance placed by the company\u0027s lieldmen in 1952 ex\nceeded $153 million, a 209r increase over 1951. Insurance in force reached a\nnew high of $1,136,600,000. a gain of $97 Million for the year.\nToday Jefferson Standard is providing a measure of financial security for\nmore than 350,000 policyholders in 29 states, the District of Columbia, and\nPuerto Rico." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8038, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0205", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0205", "label": "Payments to policyholders and beneficiaries during the year just", "dtoType": "document", "order": 258, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0205-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Payments to policyholders and beneficiaries during the year just closed\namounted to $13,500,000, bringing total payments since organization of the company to $226 Million.\nAssets ot the company increased by more than $28 Million to a year-end total of $324,852,407.\nInvestment earnings were maintained at a high level throughout the year, and JefTcrson Standard for the\nsixteenth Near leads all major life insurance companies in rate of interest earned on investments.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Payments to policyholders and beneficiaries during the year just closed\namounted to $13,500,000, bringing total payments since organization of the company to $226 Million.\nAssets ot the company increased by more than $28 Million to a year-end total of $324,852,407.\nInvestment earnings were maintained at a high level throughout the year, and JefTcrson Standard for the\nsixteenth Near leads all major life insurance companies in rate of interest earned on investments." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.809, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0206", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0206", "label": "\u0022WHO IS MR. 4%?\u0022", "dtoType": "document", "order": 259, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0206-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "\u0022WHO IS MR. 4%?\u0022\nMr. 4% represents the Jefferson Standard\nJefferson Standard, now guaranteeing 2\u0027:rc on policies currently\nissued, has never paid less than 4\u0027,\u0027 on policy proceeds left on deposit\nto provide income. Four per cent is the highest rule of interest paid\nby any major life insurance company in America!\nMr 4rr. a welcome v isitor in the homes and offices of thousands of\npolicy holders, is pointing the way to extra ituomc through 4rr. llis\nfriendly counsel is helping policyholders anti beneficiaries toe life\ninsurance more effectively—the Jefferson Standard way.\nFor Example\nOn a M 0.000 life insurance policy, interest income at 21$ Co\namounts to only $250 per vear ... at 4rf it amounts to 5400\nper year—55,000 outre inettrtte tner a 2t)-\\ear period*\n\u003E\nJefferson Standard\u0027s investment record is outstanding in the life insur\nance industry. I he company\u0027s excellent earnings rate makes it possible\nto provide extra income dollars to the policyholder or beneficiary,\nlor 46 years Jefferson Standard policies have never paid less than\n4,o interest on proceeds left vvith the company to provide income.\nLet Mr. 4% Serve You\nSmall wonder, then, that more and more people arc turning to their\nlocal Jefferson Standard Mr. 4ro. Jefferson Standard policy dollars arc\nlarger. Keep in touch with your Mr. 4%— he\u0027s a good man to know.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "\u0022WHO IS MR. 4%?\u0022\nMr. 4% represents the Jefferson Standard\nJefferson Standard, now guaranteeing 2\u0027:rc on policies currently\nissued, has never paid less than 4\u0027,\u0027 on policy proceeds left on deposit\nto provide income. Four per cent is the highest rule of interest paid\nby any major life insurance company in America!\nMr 4rr. a welcome v isitor in the homes and offices of thousands of\npolicy holders, is pointing the way to extra ituomc through 4rr. llis\nfriendly counsel is helping policyholders anti beneficiaries toe life\ninsurance more effectively—the Jefferson Standard way.\nFor Example\nOn a M 0.000 life insurance policy, interest income at 21$ Co\namounts to only $250 per vear ... at 4rf it amounts to 5400\nper year—55,000 outre inettrtte tner a 2t)-\\ear period*\n\u003E\nJefferson Standard\u0027s investment record is outstanding in the life insur\nance industry. I he company\u0027s excellent earnings rate makes it possible\nto provide extra income dollars to the policyholder or beneficiary,\nlor 46 years Jefferson Standard policies have never paid less than\n4,o interest on proceeds left vvith the company to provide income.\nLet Mr. 4% Serve You\nSmall wonder, then, that more and more people arc turning to their\nlocal Jefferson Standard Mr. 4ro. Jefferson Standard policy dollars arc\nlarger. Keep in touch with your Mr. 4%— he\u0027s a good man to know." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6762, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0207", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0207", "label": "Jefferson Standard", "dtoType": "document", "order": 260, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0207-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Jefferson Standard\nLife Insurance Company\nCondensed\n46TH ANNUAL STATEMENT*\nDecember 31, 1933\nasmts\nC««b.$ 4.397.D49\n. 94443403\nStack*, Preferred A Cemmen. . 39,704,434\nMertfeg* lean*. 146,733436\nLenta tack teal litete. . , 14,343,733\nOther Real litata Including\nMama Office building . . . 3,394,360\nlaani te Palicyhaldert 31,330,633\nAll Other .. 11,391,903\nTOTAL AS3ITS .... $334433407\nLIARIllTItS\nPalicy Reiarvai.$330433433\nReterva far Palicy Claim*. . . 971,003\nPalicy Praceadt left with 31,036,794\nCempany.\nDividend* far Palicyhaldert . . 3467400\nInvestment fluctuatian fund. . 7,96*499\nOther liabilitie* and Roervet . 13.1*3,93*\nTOTAL LIARIIITIIS . . . $3(3433407\nCentingency Reterva . . . 3,000,000\nCapital and Surplut. . . . 36,000,000\nTOTAL.$334433407\n*Copy of booklet containing our com\npfet* report ovoifobfe on request.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Jefferson Standard\nLife Insurance Company\nCondensed\n46TH ANNUAL STATEMENT*\nDecember 31, 1933\nasmts\nC««b.$ 4.397.D49\n. 94443403\nStack*, Preferred A Cemmen. . 39,704,434\nMertfeg* lean*. 146,733436\nLenta tack teal litete. . , 14,343,733\nOther Real litata Including\nMama Office building . . . 3,394,360\nlaani te Palicyhaldert 31,330,633\nAll Other .. 11,391,903\nTOTAL AS3ITS .... $334433407\nLIARIllTItS\nPalicy Reiarvai.$330433433\nReterva far Palicy Claim*. . . 971,003\nPalicy Praceadt left with 31,036,794\nCempany.\nDividend* far Palicyhaldert . . 3467400\nInvestment fluctuatian fund. . 7,96*499\nOther liabilitie* and Roervet . 13.1*3,93*\nTOTAL LIARIIITIIS . . . $3(3433407\nCentingency Reterva . . . 3,000,000\nCapital and Surplut. . . . 36,000,000\nTOTAL.$334433407\n*Copy of booklet containing our com\npfet* report ovoifobfe on request." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.72, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0484", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0484", "label": "JULIAN PRICE, Special Representative Meherrin, Virginia", "dtoType": "document", "order": 261, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0484-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "JULIAN PRICE, Special Representative\nMeherrin, Virginia", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "JULIAN PRICE, Special Representative\nMeherrin, Virginia" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.742, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0485", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0485", "label": "Jefferson Standard life insurance co. 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Kidd\u0027s\ntwo successful foul shots came\nwith the Orioles trailing 32-33\nand the clock shown,h 20 seconds\nleft. Just seconds oefore the\nfinal buzzer sounded lie cashed in\non a lay-up to make the final\ncount 36-33.\n■ - - •", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Amelia High Whips\nHull Dogs 36-33\nfn Last 20 Seconds\nAmelia High School\u0027s Orioles\ndowned the Bull Dogs of Law\nrenoevillo High Friday night 36\nto 33 on the last twenty second\nfoul shooting and lay-up of Bob\nKidd.\nThe game was close throughout\nwith the greatest point spread at\nany time being four points. Kidd\u0027s\ntwo successful foul shots came\nwith the Orioles trailing 32-33\nand the clock shown,h 20 seconds\nleft. Just seconds oefore the\nfinal buzzer sounded lie cashed in\non a lay-up to make the final\ncount 36-33.\n■ - - •" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6494, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0209", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0209", "label": "The game was decided at the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 264, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0209-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The game was decided at the\nfoul line, because of the tight de\nfense thrown up by ooth teams.\nLawrenceville\u0027s forward. Sopho\nmore Gene Lucy, was the night\u0027s\ntop scorer with 13 points Ame\nl: :\u0027s bob Kidfl al\u0027.o tre Bull Dogs\nFiayser were next with 11.\nHarry Warren s outstanding\nteboundlng effort contributed\nheavily to Amelia\u0027s victory, the\nthird of the season\nAmelia U fi H 13 36\nLHS 3 3 13 9—33\nFHS Basketball\niContinued irom t’cwc 1\u003E\nsix feet, and in Bullis, a transfer\nfrom He pewell. the Rams have a\nfine, set-shot artist at left guard.\nWhat\u0027s more, the Rams, remem\nbering last year\u0027s bitter district", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The game was decided at the\nfoul line, because of the tight de\nfense thrown up by ooth teams.\nLawrenceville\u0027s forward. Sopho\nmore Gene Lucy, was the night\u0027s\ntop scorer with 13 points Ame\nl: :\u0027s bob Kidfl al\u0027.o tre Bull Dogs\nFiayser were next with 11.\nHarry Warren s outstanding\nteboundlng effort contributed\nheavily to Amelia\u0027s victory, the\nthird of the season\nAmelia U fi H 13 36\nLHS 3 3 13 9—33\nFHS Basketball\niContinued irom t’cwc 1\u003E\nsix feet, and in Bullis, a transfer\nfrom He pewell. the Rams have a\nfine, set-shot artist at left guard.\nWhat\u0027s more, the Rams, remem\nbering last year\u0027s bitter district" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6379, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0210", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0210", "label": "Travel Council Film", "dtoType": "document", "order": 265, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0210-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Travel Council Film\nTo He Shown Here\nA sound and color film \u0027The\nBillion Dollar Story\u0027 telling of\nthe Virginia Travel Council\u0027s pin\ngram ol the past two years to\nouild tiavel in Uw Old Dominion\nwill be sir wn in Farmville Feb\nruary 23. at 10 a m\nA Travel Council announcement\nconcerning toe lilm reports tlut\nthe showing will be or great in ■\ntereit to those with a stake in\ntravel business Alio that all pv\nons Interested in assisting the\ntourney pill, after two regular\nseason defeats of FIT. would like\nnothing better than t \u003E spoil the\nWolverines clean slate", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Travel Council Film\nTo He Shown Here\nA sound and color film \u0027The\nBillion Dollar Story\u0027 telling of\nthe Virginia Travel Council\u0027s pin\ngram ol the past two years to\nouild tiavel in Uw Old Dominion\nwill be sir wn in Farmville Feb\nruary 23. at 10 a m\nA Travel Council announcement\nconcerning toe lilm reports tlut\nthe showing will be or great in ■\ntereit to those with a stake in\ntravel business Alio that all pv\nons Interested in assisting the\ntourney pill, after two regular\nseason defeats of FIT. would like\nnothing better than t \u003E spoil the\nWolverines clean slate" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5616, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0211", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0211", "label": "Travel Council in promoting the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 266, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0211-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Travel Council in promoting the\nstate\u0027s third largest business are\nwelcome\nThe film i bom shown\nthroughout Virginia\u0027, important\ntravel areas this week Announce -\nnon* o! the place of showing wilt\ne made within a few days.\nThe bungalow originated in the\nOrient\nColored News\nHOSPITAL NTAVS\nOtn.wa Davis. 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All Sines.\n$2.98\nFIRST FLOOR\nMen’s\nAthlectc Shirts\nBy fiQp\nManstyle O\\*\nB IQ/.\nl\u0027ruit-of-The Loom L\nMen’s Briefs\nB ^Qr»\nManstyle\nBv fiQp\nFruit -of-The-L\u003C)om\nMen’s T-Shirts\nBy Manstylr. fTQ\nNylon Rrin(orce\u003Cl I c/v\u003E\nFIRST FLOOR\nMen’s Shoes\nWork And Dress Shoes, Blacks.\nBrawns And Tans. All Sics.\nUp\nBASEMENT\nMen’s Work C lothes\nDenim Dunya roes $1.98\nFlannel Shirts $1.98\nHeavy Union Suits $1 93\nChamb\u0027ray shirts $1.27\nMATIIC INC PANTS* SHIRTS\nPants $2.98 up - Shifts $1 98 up\nRockford Socks, pr. 2ac\nSweat Shuts $1.59\nCarpenter Overalls $3.69\nPainters Overalls $2 98\nBASEM E N T\nFOAM RUBBER\nPILLOWS\n$198\nBASEMENT", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "I Men’s Sport 8\u003Ehirts\nGabardine, l\u003E n River Wrinkl\nShed, Barkcloth and Chanibray.\n2-Wav Collars. All Sines.\n$2.98\nFIRST FLOOR\nMen’s\nAthlectc Shirts\nBy fiQp\nManstyle O\\*\nB IQ/.\nl\u0027ruit-of-The Loom L\nMen’s Briefs\nB ^Qr»\nManstyle\nBv fiQp\nFruit -of-The-L\u003C)om\nMen’s T-Shirts\nBy Manstylr. fTQ\nNylon Rrin(orce\u003Cl I c/v\u003E\nFIRST FLOOR\nMen’s Shoes\nWork And Dress Shoes, Blacks.\nBrawns And Tans. All Sics.\nUp\nBASEMENT\nMen’s Work C lothes\nDenim Dunya roes $1.98\nFlannel Shirts $1.98\nHeavy Union Suits $1 93\nChamb\u0027ray shirts $1.27\nMATIIC INC PANTS* SHIRTS\nPants $2.98 up - Shifts $1 98 up\nRockford Socks, pr. 2ac\nSweat Shuts $1.59\nCarpenter Overalls $3.69\nPainters Overalls $2 98\nBASEM E N T\nFOAM RUBBER\nPILLOWS\n$198\nBASEMENT" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5426, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0219", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0219", "label": "The Farmville Herald", "dtoType": "document", "order": 276, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0219-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Farmville Herald\nPUBUSHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY\nJ. B. WALL . Owner and Publisher\nSubscription Rates In Virginia\n1 Year (By Mail* .$3.00\n6 Months (By Mail) . $1.75\n1 Year (By Carrier in Farmville) $3.50\n1 Month \u0027By Carrier in Farmville) . $ .35\nSubscription Rates Outside Virginia\n1 Year . $4 00\n\u003CWith Comics) .$4.75", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Farmville Herald\nPUBUSHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY\nJ. B. WALL . Owner and Publisher\nSubscription Rates In Virginia\n1 Year (By Mail* .$3.00\n6 Months (By Mail) . $1.75\n1 Year (By Carrier in Farmville) $3.50\n1 Month \u0027By Carrier in Farmville) . $ .35\nSubscription Rates Outside Virginia\n1 Year . $4 00\n\u003CWith Comics) .$4.75" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6894, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0220", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0220", "label": "All communications and tunnies should be addressed to Till", "dtoType": "document", "order": 277, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0220-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "All communications and tunnies should be addressed to\nTill HI KAI l). Farmviilc, Virginia\n1 altered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Farmville,\nVirginia, under An of Congress of March 1R~9", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "All communications and tunnies should be addressed to\nTill HI KAI l). Farmviilc, Virginia\n1 altered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Farmville,\nVirginia, under An of Congress of March 1R~9" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4975, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0221", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0221", "label": "Member . 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Interesting statistics gather\ned by the Herald in an editorial of-March\n19-11 point to the fact which too often is\noverlooked.\nIn 1921, from records and estimates we\nfind 252 employees in industrial work with\nan annual payroll of $112,699. In 19-11, says\nthe editorial, eleven industries employed\n925 with an annual payroll of $575,000. In\n1952, ten firms employed 797 with an an\nnual payroll of $1,626,600. These figures\nare approximate and are used only to show\nthe trend. Manufactured products include\nshoes, building materials or millwork. pack\ning boxes, garments, dairy products, and\nprinting and laundry services. No addition\nal industry has been established in Farm\nville during the past twelve-year period,\nhowever a steady growth and development\nare indicated in those well established.\nAnother important observation is the diver\nsied nature of the local industries.\nOne or more additional manufacturing\nplants would complement the present\nplants and attract additional local labor,\nthereby furnishing additional payroll for\nthe trade channels.\nIndustry is attracted to locations best\nsuited for its particular operation. Trans\nportation. water supply, availability of a\nsuitable site and employees, either trained\nor callable of training, are major considera\ntions. Many other factors enter into the", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "P*ARM YILLE has made steady, substantial\nindustrial growth during the past\ntwelve years. Interesting statistics gather\ned by the Herald in an editorial of-March\n19-11 point to the fact which too often is\noverlooked.\nIn 1921, from records and estimates we\nfind 252 employees in industrial work with\nan annual payroll of $112,699. In 19-11, says\nthe editorial, eleven industries employed\n925 with an annual payroll of $575,000. In\n1952, ten firms employed 797 with an an\nnual payroll of $1,626,600. These figures\nare approximate and are used only to show\nthe trend. Manufactured products include\nshoes, building materials or millwork. pack\ning boxes, garments, dairy products, and\nprinting and laundry services. No addition\nal industry has been established in Farm\nville during the past twelve-year period,\nhowever a steady growth and development\nare indicated in those well established.\nAnother important observation is the diver\nsied nature of the local industries.\nOne or more additional manufacturing\nplants would complement the present\nplants and attract additional local labor,\nthereby furnishing additional payroll for\nthe trade channels.\nIndustry is attracted to locations best\nsuited for its particular operation. Trans\nportation. water supply, availability of a\nsuitable site and employees, either trained\nor callable of training, are major considera\ntions. Many other factors enter into the" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7057, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0223", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0223", "label": "selection of a location, some being peculiar to the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 282, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0223-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "selection of a location, some being peculiar\nto the type of product. Each of these fac\ntors is considered in competition with those\nto be found at other locations. Selection of\nlocations is highly competitive.\nQuite often the locality is expected to\nprovide some assistance. Some years ago\nwhen industry began to move south, many\ntowns vied with each other in extravagant\noffers. Firms seeking new locations now\nare looking more carefully at the natural\nadvantages, secondarily considering local\noffers of financial nature. However, manu\nfacturers quite often desire locally provid\ned housing for their employees, or financi\nal backing in securing a suitable building.\nThe Herald suggests that the business\nmen interested in locating additional in\ndustry in Farmville organize a development\ncompany with a constituted board of direo\ntors and officers. Sufficient capital could\nbe paid in or pledged to promote and\ndevelop the local potentialities. An inform\nal group, the Chamber of Commerce or town\nofficials can and have served as point of\ncontact for industrial survey and promotion\nbut an organization constituted for the\npurpose, with financial standing is ulti\nmately necessary to effect the location of a\nplant. Past experience will bear this out.\nA practical step would be to organize the\ndevelopment company first and then pro\nmote the advantages of Farmville.\nOne or two well-adapted industrial\nplants would be desirable.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "selection of a location, some being peculiar\nto the type of product. Each of these fac\ntors is considered in competition with those\nto be found at other locations. Selection of\nlocations is highly competitive.\nQuite often the locality is expected to\nprovide some assistance. Some years ago\nwhen industry began to move south, many\ntowns vied with each other in extravagant\noffers. Firms seeking new locations now\nare looking more carefully at the natural\nadvantages, secondarily considering local\noffers of financial nature. However, manu\nfacturers quite often desire locally provid\ned housing for their employees, or financi\nal backing in securing a suitable building.\nThe Herald suggests that the business\nmen interested in locating additional in\ndustry in Farmville organize a development\ncompany with a constituted board of direo\ntors and officers. Sufficient capital could\nbe paid in or pledged to promote and\ndevelop the local potentialities. An inform\nal group, the Chamber of Commerce or town\nofficials can and have served as point of\ncontact for industrial survey and promotion\nbut an organization constituted for the\npurpose, with financial standing is ulti\nmately necessary to effect the location of a\nplant. Past experience will bear this out.\nA practical step would be to organize the\ndevelopment company first and then pro\nmote the advantages of Farmville.\nOne or two well-adapted industrial\nplants would be desirable." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7687, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0490", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0490", "label": "You Asked For It", "dtoType": "document", "order": 283, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0490-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "You Asked For It", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "You Asked For It" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6985, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0224", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0224", "label": "EVIDENT EISENHOWER has ordered", "dtoType": "document", "order": 284, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0224-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "EVIDENT EISENHOWER has ordered\nsharp restrictions dn tin* spending\nauthority of all departments and agencies\nin tile government. This was his first major\neffort to balance the budget and reduce un\nnecessary expense. In taking this action\nthe President is fulfilling his campaign\npledges.\nReduction of federal employees is going\nto hurt somebody. Those who are cut off\n. will have to find employment in private in\ndustry. possibly come back home and find\ntheir places. Demand for clerks, steno\ngraphers ami secretaries is active in most\ncommunities and it shouldn\u0027t be too diffi\ncult for private business to .absorb efficient\nemployees whose government service is dis\ncoid imied.\nActually, Budget Director jloscph M.\nDodge, sent out the notifications to the de\npartment and agency chiefs. The letter of\ninstructions is reported to have contained\norders for a curb on the hiring of new em\nployees and limitations on new construction\nprojects. The instructions also prohibit\ngovernment units from increasing their ex\npenditures above the .January level.\nDodge also reportedly asked for sugges\ntions as to revisions downward in the hud\nget proposed by former President Truman.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "EVIDENT EISENHOWER has ordered\nsharp restrictions dn tin* spending\nauthority of all departments and agencies\nin tile government. This was his first major\neffort to balance the budget and reduce un\nnecessary expense. In taking this action\nthe President is fulfilling his campaign\npledges.\nReduction of federal employees is going\nto hurt somebody. Those who are cut off\n. will have to find employment in private in\ndustry. possibly come back home and find\ntheir places. Demand for clerks, steno\ngraphers ami secretaries is active in most\ncommunities and it shouldn\u0027t be too diffi\ncult for private business to .absorb efficient\nemployees whose government service is dis\ncoid imied.\nActually, Budget Director jloscph M.\nDodge, sent out the notifications to the de\npartment and agency chiefs. The letter of\ninstructions is reported to have contained\norders for a curb on the hiring of new em\nployees and limitations on new construction\nprojects. The instructions also prohibit\ngovernment units from increasing their ex\npenditures above the .January level.\nDodge also reportedly asked for sugges\ntions as to revisions downward in the hud\nget proposed by former President Truman." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5809, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0225", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0225", "label": "That budget contained expenditures of $78,600,000,000. Mr. Truman estimated", "dtoType": "document", "order": 285, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0225-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "That budget contained expenditures of\n$78,600,000,000. Mr. Truman estimated\nreceipts at about $10,000,000,000 less than\nthat amount, thus indicating a budget de\nficit of approximately ten billion dollars.\nThe Eisenhower move to balance the\nbudget, and cut Federal expenditures, is a\nweldame move and one which has been long\nawaited by the American public. One can\nonly hope it is the first of a number of\nmajor efforts to cut out deadwood, elimi\nnate unnecessary spending and reduce the\nlevel of expenditures generally. It is the\nhope of most Americans that the efficiency\nof their government can be increased by a\nreduction in the number of employes. It is\nwell known that some feather-bedding in\ngovernment where employees have actually\nbecome so numerous as to impede efficiency\nof operations.\nWhile we assume that Mr. Truman was\ncompletely sincere in his belief that the\nbudget could not be cut further, we cannot\naccept a theory which presumes the vast\nmultitudes of government workers to be\nabsolutely essential to the last man. We\nhope to see thousands of jobs eliminated\nand billions of dollars saved, and any lesser\nresult from the Eisenhower Administration\nw ill In\u0027 a disappointment.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "That budget contained expenditures of\n$78,600,000,000. Mr. Truman estimated\nreceipts at about $10,000,000,000 less than\nthat amount, thus indicating a budget de\nficit of approximately ten billion dollars.\nThe Eisenhower move to balance the\nbudget, and cut Federal expenditures, is a\nweldame move and one which has been long\nawaited by the American public. One can\nonly hope it is the first of a number of\nmajor efforts to cut out deadwood, elimi\nnate unnecessary spending and reduce the\nlevel of expenditures generally. It is the\nhope of most Americans that the efficiency\nof their government can be increased by a\nreduction in the number of employes. It is\nwell known that some feather-bedding in\ngovernment where employees have actually\nbecome so numerous as to impede efficiency\nof operations.\nWhile we assume that Mr. Truman was\ncompletely sincere in his belief that the\nbudget could not be cut further, we cannot\naccept a theory which presumes the vast\nmultitudes of government workers to be\nabsolutely essential to the last man. We\nhope to see thousands of jobs eliminated\nand billions of dollars saved, and any lesser\nresult from the Eisenhower Administration\nw ill In\u0027 a disappointment." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6869, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0491", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0491", "label": "\u0027 Mi \\\\ ay Back", "dtoType": "document", "order": 286, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0491-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Mi \\\\ ay Back", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mi \\\\ ay Back" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5112, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0226", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0226", "label": "(Ji\u0027iuTalissimo Cliiany Kai-shek recent l.v", "dtoType": "document", "order": 287, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0226-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "(Ji\u0027iuTalissimo Cliiany Kai-shek recent l.v\nresponded to President Kisenhower’s de\nneutralization of Formosa with a statement\nreiterating his determination to reyain\n\u003C hina. The leader of Nationalist (\u0027hina\ncalled the Kisenhovver decision \u0022not only\njudicious, but militarily and morally\nsound.\u0022\nThe most interest iny part of Kai-shek’s\nstatement was his announcement that the\nChinese Nationalists would not seek the in\nfantry of any other nation in the effort to\nreyain \u003C hina. In addition to other assur\nances. he said: \u0022I would like to assure our\nfriends abroad that the Republic of China\nwill not ask for aid in yround forces from\nany nation to achieve our yoal.\u0022\nIt. oi course, remains to lie seen whether\nKai-shek, with the limited manpower at Ids\ncommand on Formosa, can build and lead\nan army strony enouyh to rout tin- Chi\nnese Communists w no will, no doubt, be\naided by Russia in any renewal ot Chinese\n• civil war. However, the intention not to\nuse foreign infantry, is all-important, and\nPile can only hope that it will be adhered", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "(Ji\u0027iuTalissimo Cliiany Kai-shek recent l.v\nresponded to President Kisenhower’s de\nneutralization of Formosa with a statement\nreiterating his determination to reyain\n\u003C hina. The leader of Nationalist (\u0027hina\ncalled the Kisenhovver decision \u0022not only\njudicious, but militarily and morally\nsound.\u0022\nThe most interest iny part of Kai-shek’s\nstatement was his announcement that the\nChinese Nationalists would not seek the in\nfantry of any other nation in the effort to\nreyain \u003C hina. In addition to other assur\nances. he said: \u0022I would like to assure our\nfriends abroad that the Republic of China\nwill not ask for aid in yround forces from\nany nation to achieve our yoal.\u0022\nIt. oi course, remains to lie seen whether\nKai-shek, with the limited manpower at Ids\ncommand on Formosa, can build and lead\nan army strony enouyh to rout tin- Chi\nnese Communists w no will, no doubt, be\naided by Russia in any renewal ot Chinese\n• civil war. However, the intention not to\nuse foreign infantry, is all-important, and\nPile can only hope that it will be adhered" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5892, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0227", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0227", "label": "1\u0022. even il it means delay in the regaining", "dtoType": "document", "order": 288, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0227-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "1\u0022. even il it means delay in the regaining\nof China by the Nationalists.\nThere are methods which the United\nStates can adopt which would help the Chi\nnese, and which might bring about long\nterm pressure to enable the Nationalists to\nreconquer their homeland. These methods\nconsist of naval blockade, and other pres\nsures. both economic and political. (Jen-:\neralissimo Kai-shek, in the meantime,\ncould stage commando raids on the coast,\ndeudop a larger Chinese underground force\nand encourage all Chinese to throw off the\nshackles of Communist domination.\nThis process might conceivably require\nsome years before the full eflects would be\nfelt. However, it is superior to the alter-1\nnative, which would require United Nations\ntroops to help Kai-shek do the job, and is\nthe logical approach to the Chinese prob\nlem.\nThe goal of the Eisenhower Administra\ntion. regarding China, \u0027should he, and ap\nparently is, to do everything short of in\nvoicing l nited States soldiers in the de\nveloping battle for China.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "1\u0022. even il it means delay in the regaining\nof China by the Nationalists.\nThere are methods which the United\nStates can adopt which would help the Chi\nnese, and which might bring about long\nterm pressure to enable the Nationalists to\nreconquer their homeland. These methods\nconsist of naval blockade, and other pres\nsures. both economic and political. (Jen-:\neralissimo Kai-shek, in the meantime,\ncould stage commando raids on the coast,\ndeudop a larger Chinese underground force\nand encourage all Chinese to throw off the\nshackles of Communist domination.\nThis process might conceivably require\nsome years before the full eflects would be\nfelt. However, it is superior to the alter-1\nnative, which would require United Nations\ntroops to help Kai-shek do the job, and is\nthe logical approach to the Chinese prob\nlem.\nThe goal of the Eisenhower Administra\ntion. regarding China, \u0027should he, and ap\nparently is, to do everything short of in\nvoicing l nited States soldiers in the de\nveloping battle for China." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.601, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0228", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0228", "label": "W, T. serin In be unabU\u0027 in enmince our", "dtoType": "document", "order": 289, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0228-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "serin In be unabU\u0027 in enmince our\ns\u003C\u0027l\\es that every issue is as important\nus some people think it is.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "serin In be unabU\u0027 in enmince our\ns\u003C\u0027l\\es that every issue is as important\nus some people think it is." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5478, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0229", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0229", "label": "I \u003E1 (. A I I OX is a", "dtoType": "document", "order": 290, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0229-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "I \u003E1 (. A I I OX is a tremendous incentive\ntoward better living. but there is need\ntor better education .as well.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "I \u003E1 (. A I I OX is a tremendous incentive\ntoward better living. but there is need\ntor better education .as well." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6108, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0230", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0230", "label": "k vlsKw^i -lal U. form MWW\u0027S", "dtoType": "document", "order": 291, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0230-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "vlsKw^i -lal U. form MWW\u0027S\nS Ka I l«»\u003Eson«-_vfwMizSlj\nSCRIPTURE M;«tthew 22 15-46\nDEVOTIONAL READING: 11 Corin\nthians 2 14—3:6.\nAnswers—Plus!\nI.csson for February 22, 1953\nAN February 22 we celebrate\nthe birthday of a man who tit\nis said) claimed he could not tell\na lie That is an exaggeration. Al\nmost any man can tell a lie if he\ntries hard enough. But even if this\nwere such a wonderful world that\nliterally nobody could tell a lie,\nit might still not be the ideal\nworld. For what is most important\nis not choking back the falsehoods,\nimportant as that is. The big thing\nis to tell the truth. And it is even\nharder to tell the truth and tell it\nright, than to keep from lying\nTruth can be told m a dull way so\nthat no one listens to it If truth\nis worth telling it ought to be\npointed. —and when we say \u0027 point\ned\u0022 we mean that three ways.\n* * *\nPointed At—\nFor one thing, truth may as well\nnot be told at all if it is nut pointed\nat somebody. There\u0027s no use tell\ning your deaf old grandmother\nabout the circus; she\u0027s nut going", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "vlsKw^i -lal U. form MWW\u0027S\nS Ka I l«»\u003Eson«-_vfwMizSlj\nSCRIPTURE M;«tthew 22 15-46\nDEVOTIONAL READING: 11 Corin\nthians 2 14—3:6.\nAnswers—Plus!\nI.csson for February 22, 1953\nAN February 22 we celebrate\nthe birthday of a man who tit\nis said) claimed he could not tell\na lie That is an exaggeration. Al\nmost any man can tell a lie if he\ntries hard enough. But even if this\nwere such a wonderful world that\nliterally nobody could tell a lie,\nit might still not be the ideal\nworld. For what is most important\nis not choking back the falsehoods,\nimportant as that is. The big thing\nis to tell the truth. And it is even\nharder to tell the truth and tell it\nright, than to keep from lying\nTruth can be told m a dull way so\nthat no one listens to it If truth\nis worth telling it ought to be\npointed. —and when we say \u0027 point\ned\u0022 we mean that three ways.\n* * *\nPointed At—\nFor one thing, truth may as well\nnot be told at all if it is nut pointed\nat somebody. There\u0027s no use tell\ning your deaf old grandmother\nabout the circus; she\u0027s nut going" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5867, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0231", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0231", "label": "rhere is nr use telling a small baby to", "dtoType": "document", "order": 292, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0231-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "rhere is nr use\ntelling a small\nbaby to keep his\nface c 1 e an\nThere\u0027s no use\ngiving a lecture\non space-heating\nto an audience of\nHot t e n t o t s;\nthey \u0022r e hot\nenough already.\nYou’re talking to", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "rhere is nr use\ntelling a small\nbaby to keep his\nface c 1 e an\nThere\u0027s no use\ngiving a lecture\non space-heating\nto an audience of\nHot t e n t o t s;\nthey \u0022r e hot\nenough already.\nYou’re talking to" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6268, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0232", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0232", "label": "the wrong people. ,,r- foreman Truth ought to be", "dtoType": "document", "order": 293, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0232-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "the wrong people. ,,r- foreman\nTruth ought to be fitted for. and\npointed toward, the people who\nneed it The Master-Teacher him\nself showed how this is done Much\nof Jesus’ most vital teaching was I\ndirected to what we would call\n\u0022hecklers \u0022 Sometimes their qucs- j\ntions were meant to trip him up ’\n\u0027like the three recorded m Mat\nthew 22) Sometime they were j\nasked from mere curiosity, .scene\ntimes they were* desperate gi p- ;\nmgs for light But whale vor the !\nmotive. Jesus ah-, ays guv\u003C them\nanswers—plus, lie would take ad\nvantage of the moment to push m\na pointed truth If only preachers\nand Sunday school teachei s and\npoliticians too would spend more\ntime answering the questions peo\nple do ask. instead of questions\nthey don’t ask!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "the wrong people. ,,r- foreman\nTruth ought to be fitted for. and\npointed toward, the people who\nneed it The Master-Teacher him\nself showed how this is done Much\nof Jesus’ most vital teaching was I\ndirected to what we would call\n\u0022hecklers \u0022 Sometimes their qucs- j\ntions were meant to trip him up ’\n\u0027like the three recorded m Mat\nthew 22) Sometime they were j\nasked from mere curiosity, .scene\ntimes they were* desperate gi p- ;\nmgs for light But whale vor the !\nmotive. Jesus ah-, ays guv\u003C them\nanswers—plus, lie would take ad\nvantage of the moment to push m\na pointed truth If only preachers\nand Sunday school teachei s and\npoliticians too would spend more\ntime answering the questions peo\nple do ask. instead of questions\nthey don’t ask!" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5325, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0233", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0233", "label": "Sharp Enough To Stick There is another sense in", "dtoType": "document", "order": 294, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0233-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Sharp Enough To Stick\nThere is another sense in which\ntruth, to be effective must be paint\ned. It lias to be the opposite of\ndull. Now there are situations\nwhere truth can be dull, and wel\ncome. If you are looking up in the\nencyclopaedia the population of\nNorth Dakota, or trying to find out\nwhat niacin is. you don\u0027t want to be\namused, startled or entertained.\nYou just want plain fact, plainly\nstated. Professors and other studi\nous people arc trained to absorb\ntruth no matter how dully it is\npresented. It\u0027s a poor student w ho\ncan t learn as much from a dry\nprofessor as from a witty one.\nBut most human situations are\nnot in class-rooms. Truth that is\nnot dry. ought not to sound dry.\nTruth that\u0027s worth remembering\nought to be told in such a w ay that\nit can\u0027t be forgotten. Again, our\nLord\u0027s teaching was of this sort.\nHe never told a dull truth, and he\nnever told his bright truth in a\ndull way. His sayings are all point\ned; they have a way of sticking in\nthe mind What he says flashes in\nthe eye like sunlight on steel.\nThere was no one around taking\nnotes wh\u0027 ii Jesus spoke His say\nings are remembered not because\nsomebody had a ;.d notebook but\nbecause what hr said, stuck.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Sharp Enough To Stick\nThere is another sense in which\ntruth, to be effective must be paint\ned. It lias to be the opposite of\ndull. Now there are situations\nwhere truth can be dull, and wel\ncome. If you are looking up in the\nencyclopaedia the population of\nNorth Dakota, or trying to find out\nwhat niacin is. you don\u0027t want to be\namused, startled or entertained.\nYou just want plain fact, plainly\nstated. Professors and other studi\nous people arc trained to absorb\ntruth no matter how dully it is\npresented. It\u0027s a poor student w ho\ncan t learn as much from a dry\nprofessor as from a witty one.\nBut most human situations are\nnot in class-rooms. Truth that is\nnot dry. ought not to sound dry.\nTruth that\u0027s worth remembering\nought to be told in such a w ay that\nit can\u0027t be forgotten. Again, our\nLord\u0027s teaching was of this sort.\nHe never told a dull truth, and he\nnever told his bright truth in a\ndull way. His sayings are all point\ned; they have a way of sticking in\nthe mind What he says flashes in\nthe eye like sunlight on steel.\nThere was no one around taking\nnotes wh\u0027 ii Jesus spoke His say\nings are remembered not because\nsomebody had a ;.d notebook but\nbecause what hr said, stuck." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5324, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0234", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0234", "label": "“To The Point\u0022 What do wc mean by a", "dtoType": "document", "order": 295, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0234-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "“To The Point\u0022\nWhat do wc mean by a point\nless jokr or a pointless remark?\nWc mean, of course, that the thing\nwas not worth saying, however\ntrue it may have been. Wc want\npeople to speak to the point. If\nwe are going to listen to them wc\nw ant them to be saying something\nthat is worth saying, something\nwe\u0027ll be worse off for not knowing.\nNow again Jesus\u0027 teaching was |\npointed truth in this sense. It was\nrelevant truth, it was truth dealing\nwith specific situations. He came I\n\u0022down to brass tacks’’ as we say\nHis teachings did not float away\nup in the clouds, they came down\nto earth and walked there. They \u0027\nhad to do with people\u0027s real prob\nlems. And what we shall find out.\nif wc study Jesus’ teachings faith- ;\nfully, is they deal with our prob\nlems today too. The problem of\nthe demands —sometimes seeming\nto conflict—of church and state, of\ncountry and conscience; the prob\nlems of death and of the life be\nyond; the problem of how best to\nserve and obey God; these con\ncerned the men of ancient Judea,\nthey concern us no less. Jesus\u0027\nwords arc just as pointed today as\nthey were nineteen centuries ago\n\u0027Bavrd on outline-- cnp\\righted h\\ (hr\nllivlsinn of ( hnviUtu ( d tic o 1 ion . N .\u003C -\nOopol f\u0027ounrtl of Ihr 1 hurrhr* of t hrivt\nlo thr 1 v \\ lOlA-ril hv Community\nI’rrSh Sort Irr. ) W\nThe Difference\nPatron: \u0022That barber down the\nstreet has cut his prices down to\n•10 cents for a haircut.\u0022\nBarber \u0027after a withering si\nlence: \u0022Yeah? Weil, a good bar\nber cuts hair and a poor one cuts\nprices \u0022", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "“To The Point\u0022\nWhat do wc mean by a point\nless jokr or a pointless remark?\nWc mean, of course, that the thing\nwas not worth saying, however\ntrue it may have been. Wc want\npeople to speak to the point. If\nwe are going to listen to them wc\nw ant them to be saying something\nthat is worth saying, something\nwe\u0027ll be worse off for not knowing.\nNow again Jesus\u0027 teaching was |\npointed truth in this sense. It was\nrelevant truth, it was truth dealing\nwith specific situations. He came I\n\u0022down to brass tacks’’ as we say\nHis teachings did not float away\nup in the clouds, they came down\nto earth and walked there. They \u0027\nhad to do with people\u0027s real prob\nlems. And what we shall find out.\nif wc study Jesus’ teachings faith- ;\nfully, is they deal with our prob\nlems today too. The problem of\nthe demands —sometimes seeming\nto conflict—of church and state, of\ncountry and conscience; the prob\nlems of death and of the life be\nyond; the problem of how best to\nserve and obey God; these con\ncerned the men of ancient Judea,\nthey concern us no less. Jesus\u0027\nwords arc just as pointed today as\nthey were nineteen centuries ago\n\u0027Bavrd on outline-- cnp\\righted h\\ (hr\nllivlsinn of ( hnviUtu ( d tic o 1 ion . N .\u003C -\nOopol f\u0027ounrtl of Ihr 1 hurrhr* of t hrivt\nlo thr 1 v \\ lOlA-ril hv Community\nI’rrSh Sort Irr. ) W\nThe Difference\nPatron: \u0022That barber down the\nstreet has cut his prices down to\n•10 cents for a haircut.\u0022\nBarber \u0027after a withering si\nlence: \u0022Yeah? Weil, a good bar\nber cuts hair and a poor one cuts\nprices \u0022" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5727, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0492", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0492", "label": "alone at Last", "dtoType": "document", "order": 296, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0492-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "alone at Last", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "alone at Last" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.865, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0493", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0493", "label": "stillloue me?", "dtoType": "document", "order": 297, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0493-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "stillloue me?", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "stillloue me?" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5245, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0235", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0235", "label": "RIPPLES", "dtoType": "document", "order": 298, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0235-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "RIPPLES\nToday I sit beside my lake.\nThe sun shines blight on high.\nThere are no clouds above my head,\nThe azure blue\u0027s the sky.\n1 gaze on the sparkling water\nThat ripples there until\nThe ripples all have vanished and\nThe water\u0027s calm and still.\n1 can only see the surface\nAnd have no way to know\nIf the ripples on the surface\nAffect the depths below.\nAnd about our lives, 1 wonder\nIf ripples there once start,\nThey affect the surface only\nAnd fail to stir the heart.\nWhether ripples on the water\nAffect the depths below,\nIs a thing I cannot answer.\nI have no way to know.\nThat the stream of Life when rippled,\nOft leaves an inward strain:\nTho calm and still its face may be\nIn heart it brings us pain.\nI know because I have met you.\nThen from you had to part;\nAnd the ripples on Life’s surface\nLie buried in my heart.\nThis heart you stirred will never be\nJlist as it was. again ;\nTho your presence gave me pleasure.\nYour going brought me pain.\n1 do not blame you for it now\nBecause this had to be.\nI shall cherish you forever\nDeep in my memory.\nMy lift enjoyed the ripples when\nThey played upon its face,\nBut scars within my heart\nThe years can ne\u0027er erase.\nThe world sees only tne surface\nAnd has no way to know\nAbout the joys and t he sadness\nDown in our hearts below.\nThat the ripples on Life’s surface\nAffect the heart below,\nI answer ves, and that\u0027s because", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "RIPPLES\nToday I sit beside my lake.\nThe sun shines blight on high.\nThere are no clouds above my head,\nThe azure blue\u0027s the sky.\n1 gaze on the sparkling water\nThat ripples there until\nThe ripples all have vanished and\nThe water\u0027s calm and still.\n1 can only see the surface\nAnd have no way to know\nIf the ripples on the surface\nAffect the depths below.\nAnd about our lives, 1 wonder\nIf ripples there once start,\nThey affect the surface only\nAnd fail to stir the heart.\nWhether ripples on the water\nAffect the depths below,\nIs a thing I cannot answer.\nI have no way to know.\nThat the stream of Life when rippled,\nOft leaves an inward strain:\nTho calm and still its face may be\nIn heart it brings us pain.\nI know because I have met you.\nThen from you had to part;\nAnd the ripples on Life’s surface\nLie buried in my heart.\nThis heart you stirred will never be\nJlist as it was. again ;\nTho your presence gave me pleasure.\nYour going brought me pain.\n1 do not blame you for it now\nBecause this had to be.\nI shall cherish you forever\nDeep in my memory.\nMy lift enjoyed the ripples when\nThey played upon its face,\nBut scars within my heart\nThe years can ne\u0027er erase.\nThe world sees only tne surface\nAnd has no way to know\nAbout the joys and t he sadness\nDown in our hearts below.\nThat the ripples on Life’s surface\nAffect the heart below,\nI answer ves, and that\u0027s because" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6842, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0236", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0236", "label": "I have a way to know. 1.. I \u003E.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 299, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0236-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "I have a way to know. 1.. I \u003E. Whitaker", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "I have a way to know. 1.. I \u003E. Whitaker" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6028, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0237", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0237", "label": "Movie Guide", "dtoType": "document", "order": 300, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0237-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Movie Guide\nBy Motion Picture committee\nof the Farmville Woman\u0027s Club.\nSTATE THEATER\n\u0027BLACKBKARD THE IURATL\nRousing sea advcutuic with\nRobert Newton playing the role\nof the improbable, but compell\ning villian. Adults and young peo\nple.\nNEVER WAVE AT A WAC\u0022\n—Rosalind Russell glamorizes\nthe WACS m this picture made at\nFort Lee. Adults an young people.\n■RUBY GENTRY \u0027 — Even a\nwealthy marriage does not make\nJennifer Jones, a beauty from the\nNorth Carolina swamplands, ac\nceptable to the society of which\nshe longs to be a part. Moral\nvalues are blurred mien a reli\ngious fanatic ends as a murdered.\nAdults.\nLEE THEATER\n•APACHE WAR SMOKE\u0022\nMost of this film centers about a\nthreatened attack of the Apaches\noil an under-manned Wells Fargo\nstation. The theme is intended to\nbe tile strange mixture of good\nand bad that makes up the cen\ntral character, an outlaw played\nby Gilbert Roland. Adults and\nyoung people.\n•TROPICAL HEAT WAVE\u0027—\nThe Latin songstress. Estrelita.\nhelps physchologist Robert Hut\nton round up criminal types to\nstudy for a thesis. Adults and\nyoung people.\n•IVORY HUNTERS\u0027 —This is\na superb picture setting forth\nthe heroic struggle of a young\ngame warden. Anthony Steel, to\nestablish an animal sanctuary in\nEast Africa. The photography is\nunforgettable; the acting and the\nmusical score are superior. Fam\nily.\n• THUNDERBIRD3\u0022 In this\nfilm, in which two soldiers are in\nlove with the saint girl, the\ncorporal hero is particularly well\nplayed by John Derek. Newsclips\nol geniunc battle scenes in Italy\nand m Normandy reveal t Ire\nbravery of the Oklahoma Nation\n• al Guard during World War II.\n; Adults and young people.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Movie Guide\nBy Motion Picture committee\nof the Farmville Woman\u0027s Club.\nSTATE THEATER\n\u0027BLACKBKARD THE IURATL\nRousing sea advcutuic with\nRobert Newton playing the role\nof the improbable, but compell\ning villian. Adults and young peo\nple.\nNEVER WAVE AT A WAC\u0022\n—Rosalind Russell glamorizes\nthe WACS m this picture made at\nFort Lee. Adults an young people.\n■RUBY GENTRY \u0027 — Even a\nwealthy marriage does not make\nJennifer Jones, a beauty from the\nNorth Carolina swamplands, ac\nceptable to the society of which\nshe longs to be a part. Moral\nvalues are blurred mien a reli\ngious fanatic ends as a murdered.\nAdults.\nLEE THEATER\n•APACHE WAR SMOKE\u0022\nMost of this film centers about a\nthreatened attack of the Apaches\noil an under-manned Wells Fargo\nstation. The theme is intended to\nbe tile strange mixture of good\nand bad that makes up the cen\ntral character, an outlaw played\nby Gilbert Roland. Adults and\nyoung people.\n•TROPICAL HEAT WAVE\u0027—\nThe Latin songstress. Estrelita.\nhelps physchologist Robert Hut\nton round up criminal types to\nstudy for a thesis. Adults and\nyoung people.\n•IVORY HUNTERS\u0027 —This is\na superb picture setting forth\nthe heroic struggle of a young\ngame warden. Anthony Steel, to\nestablish an animal sanctuary in\nEast Africa. The photography is\nunforgettable; the acting and the\nmusical score are superior. Fam\nily.\n• THUNDERBIRD3\u0022 In this\nfilm, in which two soldiers are in\nlove with the saint girl, the\ncorporal hero is particularly well\nplayed by John Derek. Newsclips\nol geniunc battle scenes in Italy\nand m Normandy reveal t Ire\nbravery of the Oklahoma Nation\n• al Guard during World War II.\n; Adults and young people." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5927, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0238", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0238", "label": "Letters to Editor", "dtoType": "document", "order": 301, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0238-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Letters to Editor\n‘Silence’ Too Much\nFor Feathered Friends\nEditor\nThe Earmville Herald\n. My birds have crown weary of\nmy silence regarding their activi\nties, and have decided that 1 have\nrecovered sufficiently to write\nabout them.\nI walked out to the P O on\nFebruary 9. the first time since\nmy illness. Dickie was so pleased\nto see me He was out in the Pane\nlooking after the farm, as he is\ntile big boss of Biidiatid [\u0027arm!\u0022\nSpring flower-, are blossoming\nrapidly, and I am afraid these\nfathful fTends are being deceived\nby the many signs of Spring.\nI wish to take this opportunity\nto thank the many frjjsnd* for\ntheir pretty cards. ! appreciate\nthem very much 1 am clad to\nsay that I have another dog He\nis not as beautiful as Tip but\nI am pleased to have a home\nguard.\nMy birds min me in wishing the\nbest of luck to the Herald and all\nof its readers .\nBirdie May Bau h", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Letters to Editor\n‘Silence’ Too Much\nFor Feathered Friends\nEditor\nThe Earmville Herald\n. My birds have crown weary of\nmy silence regarding their activi\nties, and have decided that 1 have\nrecovered sufficiently to write\nabout them.\nI walked out to the P O on\nFebruary 9. the first time since\nmy illness. Dickie was so pleased\nto see me He was out in the Pane\nlooking after the farm, as he is\ntile big boss of Biidiatid [\u0027arm!\u0022\nSpring flower-, are blossoming\nrapidly, and I am afraid these\nfathful fTends are being deceived\nby the many signs of Spring.\nI wish to take this opportunity\nto thank the many frjjsnd* for\ntheir pretty cards. ! appreciate\nthem very much 1 am clad to\nsay that I have another dog He\nis not as beautiful as Tip but\nI am pleased to have a home\nguard.\nMy birds min me in wishing the\nbest of luck to the Herald and all\nof its readers .\nBirdie May Bau h" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5375, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0239", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0239", "label": "By Ted Kesting", "dtoType": "document", "order": 302, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0239-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "By Ted Kesting\n•\n\u0027I he one big question in the\nmind of a man or boy who is\nthinking cl buying a boat in kit\nform is. \u0027\u0027Can I put it. together\nso I\u0027ll have a good boat?\nWillard Crandall, expert on all\nmatters concerning boating, says\nof course vou ran if you\u0027re at all\nhandy with tools. Just the same,\nthere are some \u0022howevers.\u0022 You\u0027ve\ngot to pick a model of good de\nsign. one suited to your water\nways. your load and your motor\nor y u may not have anything\nworth putting together.\nDon\u0027t make you first attempt\nanything as large as an outboard\ncruiser. Practice with a pram will\ngive you fundamental knowledge\nthat can pay off if you want to\ntackle a big boat later.\nPractically all kit boats are\nmade of sheet plywood For mak\ning assembly easy, there\u0027s nothin t\nlike plywood. It makes a good boat\nfor most small boats there is\nno better material.\nPlywood has one drawback,\nhowever—it does not take abra\nsi n too well. If you want to keep\nyour boat always tied at a pier,\nor K you are going to drag it on\nshallow bottoms or pebbly beach\n\u0027s. usually it\u0027ll be best to pass up\n.he plywood and kit idea.\nA true round-bottom b at can\u0027t\nbe built from sheet plywood. It\nwon\u0027t bend that way. That\u0027s why\nyou don\u0027t find canoe kits on the\nmarket: that\u0027s why you can’t buy\nan old-time \u0022resort type \u0022 rowboat\n;ii kit form. But you can buv. in a\nk::. an outboard runabout that,\nacts much like the standard\nready-made roundbottoms tha.t\nare widely sold. There isn\u0027t much\nvmuul to the bottom, but neither\nis there to the standard outboard\nroundbottem It wouldn\u0027t have the\nspeed the public wants, if there\nwere.\nTo gel down to it. with kit boats\nis with all others, most important\n:s how rood the design is—all lines\nof the design That\u0027s more im\nportant often than whether it", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "By Ted Kesting\n•\n\u0027I he one big question in the\nmind of a man or boy who is\nthinking cl buying a boat in kit\nform is. \u0027\u0027Can I put it. together\nso I\u0027ll have a good boat?\nWillard Crandall, expert on all\nmatters concerning boating, says\nof course vou ran if you\u0027re at all\nhandy with tools. Just the same,\nthere are some \u0022howevers.\u0022 You\u0027ve\ngot to pick a model of good de\nsign. one suited to your water\nways. your load and your motor\nor y u may not have anything\nworth putting together.\nDon\u0027t make you first attempt\nanything as large as an outboard\ncruiser. Practice with a pram will\ngive you fundamental knowledge\nthat can pay off if you want to\ntackle a big boat later.\nPractically all kit boats are\nmade of sheet plywood For mak\ning assembly easy, there\u0027s nothin t\nlike plywood. It makes a good boat\nfor most small boats there is\nno better material.\nPlywood has one drawback,\nhowever—it does not take abra\nsi n too well. If you want to keep\nyour boat always tied at a pier,\nor K you are going to drag it on\nshallow bottoms or pebbly beach\n\u0027s. usually it\u0027ll be best to pass up\n.he plywood and kit idea.\nA true round-bottom b at can\u0027t\nbe built from sheet plywood. It\nwon\u0027t bend that way. That\u0027s why\nyou don\u0027t find canoe kits on the\nmarket: that\u0027s why you can’t buy\nan old-time \u0022resort type \u0022 rowboat\n;ii kit form. But you can buv. in a\nk::. an outboard runabout that,\nacts much like the standard\nready-made roundbottoms tha.t\nare widely sold. There isn\u0027t much\nvmuul to the bottom, but neither\nis there to the standard outboard\nroundbottem It wouldn\u0027t have the\nspeed the public wants, if there\nwere.\nTo gel down to it. with kit boats\nis with all others, most important\n:s how rood the design is—all lines\nof the design That\u0027s more im\nportant often than whether it" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5823, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0240", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0240", "label": "Double Check", "dtoType": "document", "order": 303, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0240-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Double Check\nI heard and saw where the\nDemocrats were trying to pass a\ntut in taxes to the Republicans\nup in Washington and the Ad\nministration don\u0027t want it. And\ntlie Democrats are gi ttnig togeth\ner in all sorts ol conclaves for\ntlie good of the party an. for the\ngood of the county—and that the\nRepublicans can\u0027t produce the\n•uighful atrocities that they\ncharged the Democrats with dur\ning tlie great campaign of 1952.\nWHO ever thought L.ey could?—\nFolks just fooled themselves.\nNow we are on that long long\ntrail- and it\u0027s a winding. Lincoln\ndays and Jackson days Bond-a\nmontli and if n you don\u0027t watch\n\u0027em they\u0027ll be back together again.\nSo mixed you can\u0027t oil one from\ntother. As the skunk said when\nthe wind changed—now it all\ncomes back to me.\nOne guy writ in saying . .\nbe kind to birds—the dove\nbrings iicace: the slo:k. he brings\nexemptions—both tax and draft.\nAt least the White House is still\nopen to Democrats .... mighty\nhandy fellers .... any body want\ning any advice.\nThanks for reading\nJ. Marvin Brown", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Double Check\nI heard and saw where the\nDemocrats were trying to pass a\ntut in taxes to the Republicans\nup in Washington and the Ad\nministration don\u0027t want it. And\ntlie Democrats are gi ttnig togeth\ner in all sorts ol conclaves for\ntlie good of the party an. for the\ngood of the county—and that the\nRepublicans can\u0027t produce the\n•uighful atrocities that they\ncharged the Democrats with dur\ning tlie great campaign of 1952.\nWHO ever thought L.ey could?—\nFolks just fooled themselves.\nNow we are on that long long\ntrail- and it\u0027s a winding. Lincoln\ndays and Jackson days Bond-a\nmontli and if n you don\u0027t watch\n\u0027em they\u0027ll be back together again.\nSo mixed you can\u0027t oil one from\ntother. As the skunk said when\nthe wind changed—now it all\ncomes back to me.\nOne guy writ in saying . .\nbe kind to birds—the dove\nbrings iicace: the slo:k. he brings\nexemptions—both tax and draft.\nAt least the White House is still\nopen to Democrats .... mighty\nhandy fellers .... any body want\ning any advice.\nThanks for reading\nJ. Marvin Brown" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6028, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0241", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0241", "label": "Bleeding Wounds", "dtoType": "document", "order": 304, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0241-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Bleeding Wounds\nDo Not Endanger\nOur Friendly Trees\nAround February and tradition\nal St. Valentine\u0027s Day. freedom\nhas more than its quota of\n\u0022bleeding hearts \u0022 That is because!\nsome arboreal friends, notably\nmaples and to leaser extent\nbirches, have a profuse sap flow\nfrom bark wounds.\nBut tree friends needn\u0027t be\nalarmed. This is a seasonal\nphenomenon. Actually, the bleed\ning. which on cold days may form\nspectacular \u0022icicles \u0027 ordinarily is\nnot harmful to the tries. Amateur\ntree docs frequently wsualize this\ndisplay as comparable to the loss\nof blood in humans. Nothing\ncould be further from the truth.\nInvariably, howevei. appeals for\nhelp flood tree experts in all parts\nof the country. Woined home\no\\\\ ners are reassured in short\norder that everything is as nature\nintended.\nLoss of sap seldom perils the\ntrees. Dramatic pioot is the thriv\ning maple sugar industry in Ver\nmont. New Hampshire and other\nsections where native maples\nthrive. Ai nually. these trees are\ntaliped for their luscious product.\nSome nave been giving of then\nsap for more than a century with\nno apparent adverse effect.\nIn bleeding, the sap so spec\ntacularly spilled consists mainly\nof water. This is easily replaced\nby the root system. Sugar and\nsome minerals are included in the\nrun-off. But normally healthy\ntrees continue to thrive.\nFlorence was the capital of\nItaly for the country s first six\nyeacs as a kingdom\nclasses as round. V. or what have\nyou A sheet plywood V-bottom\nor semiround bottom designed by\na real expert and powered as he\nintended may not only lie taster\nbut more seaworthy, too. than a\nrcundbottom the lines ol which\naren\u0027t so good", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Bleeding Wounds\nDo Not Endanger\nOur Friendly Trees\nAround February and tradition\nal St. Valentine\u0027s Day. freedom\nhas more than its quota of\n\u0022bleeding hearts \u0022 That is because!\nsome arboreal friends, notably\nmaples and to leaser extent\nbirches, have a profuse sap flow\nfrom bark wounds.\nBut tree friends needn\u0027t be\nalarmed. This is a seasonal\nphenomenon. Actually, the bleed\ning. which on cold days may form\nspectacular \u0022icicles \u0027 ordinarily is\nnot harmful to the tries. Amateur\ntree docs frequently wsualize this\ndisplay as comparable to the loss\nof blood in humans. Nothing\ncould be further from the truth.\nInvariably, howevei. appeals for\nhelp flood tree experts in all parts\nof the country. Woined home\no\\\\ ners are reassured in short\norder that everything is as nature\nintended.\nLoss of sap seldom perils the\ntrees. Dramatic pioot is the thriv\ning maple sugar industry in Ver\nmont. New Hampshire and other\nsections where native maples\nthrive. Ai nually. these trees are\ntaliped for their luscious product.\nSome nave been giving of then\nsap for more than a century with\nno apparent adverse effect.\nIn bleeding, the sap so spec\ntacularly spilled consists mainly\nof water. This is easily replaced\nby the root system. Sugar and\nsome minerals are included in the\nrun-off. But normally healthy\ntrees continue to thrive.\nFlorence was the capital of\nItaly for the country s first six\nyeacs as a kingdom\nclasses as round. V. or what have\nyou A sheet plywood V-bottom\nor semiround bottom designed by\na real expert and powered as he\nintended may not only lie taster\nbut more seaworthy, too. than a\nrcundbottom the lines ol which\naren\u0027t so good" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6213, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0494", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0494", "label": "is simply", "dtoType": "document", "order": 305, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0494-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "is simply", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "is simply" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.722, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0242", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0242", "label": "POSTPONED BUYING", "dtoType": "document", "order": 306, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0242-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "POSTPONED BUYING\nYou don\u0027t give up a thing when you put\nmoney in the bank. All you do is postpone\nsome of your buying. And quite likely\nfuture needs will be more urgent than\npresent unfits. See us about a savings\naccount. Start it soon and keep it going!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "POSTPONED BUYING\nYou don\u0027t give up a thing when you put\nmoney in the bank. All you do is postpone\nsome of your buying. And quite likely\nfuture needs will be more urgent than\npresent unfits. See us about a savings\naccount. Start it soon and keep it going!" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7285, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK32" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0243", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0243", "label": "First National Bank FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM", "dtoType": "document", "order": 307, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0243-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "First National Bank\nFARMVILLE, VIRGINIA\nMEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM\nMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "First National Bank\nFARMVILLE, VIRGINIA\nMEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM\nMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7031, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK33" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0244", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0244", "label": "Soottsville firound", "dtoType": "document", "order": 308, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0244-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Soottsville firound\nObserver Post\nExplained To Lions\nJohn P. Dorrier. supervisor of\nithe Soottsville Ground Observa\ntion Corps, explained to the\nSeottsv ille Lions Club Wednesday\nnight the plan for the local post\nwhich will be located on Dr. R !..\nKing\u0027s property.\nPlans have been drawn and\nbids will ire asked for construc\ntion of the post immediately. He\nsaid 200 volunteers will be need\ned and that a master chart will\nIre on display at Bruce\u0027s Drug\nStore and Jcnes Store giving the\nschedule planned for observers.\nMeetings will be held in the High\nSchool auditorium, February 18\nand 19 at 8 p. m. to explain the\ncorrect procedure in reporting\nmessages.\nLetters are being mailed to two\n3iundred people In Soottsville and\nsurrounding vicinity telling them\nof the plan and asking their help\nThe Lions Club is backing this im\nportant community service and\nLion President R. L. King urged\nevery member to do his part. Dor\nrier said \u0022We feel confident we\ncan operate the Scottsville post\nefficiently and effectively, without\nundue burden upon anyone, and\nwe feel sure we can count on your\nloyal and patriotic support to\nhelp fulfill this important mis\nsion Your neighbor lias volun\nteered—don\u0027t let his down.\u0022 Mil\nton Cohen Is assistant supervisor.\nW. J. Smith was named chair\nman of a Lion’s Club committee\nto be selected by him to make\narrangements for a Variety Show\nwhich will be presented for the\nbenefit of the School Band fund,\ndate of the show to be decided by\ncommittee. Pat McKenry and G.\nB. Cleveland were initiated and\npresented their Lion Club pitas by\nLion Jack B. Taylo-.\nThe February 25th meeting will\nbe Father-Son or Daughter affair\nwhen W. J. Smith will be in\ncharge of the program, with Hugh\nFlynn. Chairman of the serving\ncommittee.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Soottsville firound\nObserver Post\nExplained To Lions\nJohn P. Dorrier. supervisor of\nithe Soottsville Ground Observa\ntion Corps, explained to the\nSeottsv ille Lions Club Wednesday\nnight the plan for the local post\nwhich will be located on Dr. R !..\nKing\u0027s property.\nPlans have been drawn and\nbids will ire asked for construc\ntion of the post immediately. He\nsaid 200 volunteers will be need\ned and that a master chart will\nIre on display at Bruce\u0027s Drug\nStore and Jcnes Store giving the\nschedule planned for observers.\nMeetings will be held in the High\nSchool auditorium, February 18\nand 19 at 8 p. m. to explain the\ncorrect procedure in reporting\nmessages.\nLetters are being mailed to two\n3iundred people In Soottsville and\nsurrounding vicinity telling them\nof the plan and asking their help\nThe Lions Club is backing this im\nportant community service and\nLion President R. L. King urged\nevery member to do his part. Dor\nrier said \u0022We feel confident we\ncan operate the Scottsville post\nefficiently and effectively, without\nundue burden upon anyone, and\nwe feel sure we can count on your\nloyal and patriotic support to\nhelp fulfill this important mis\nsion Your neighbor lias volun\nteered—don\u0027t let his down.\u0022 Mil\nton Cohen Is assistant supervisor.\nW. J. Smith was named chair\nman of a Lion’s Club committee\nto be selected by him to make\narrangements for a Variety Show\nwhich will be presented for the\nbenefit of the School Band fund,\ndate of the show to be decided by\ncommittee. Pat McKenry and G.\nB. Cleveland were initiated and\npresented their Lion Club pitas by\nLion Jack B. Taylo-.\nThe February 25th meeting will\nbe Father-Son or Daughter affair\nwhen W. J. Smith will be in\ncharge of the program, with Hugh\nFlynn. Chairman of the serving\ncommittee." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6362, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0245", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0245", "label": "New Canton RFD", "dtoType": "document", "order": 309, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0245-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "New Canton RFD\nMr. and Mrs. R. B Anderson\nnnd Mrs. Oral Bickford and sons.\nDavid and Richard, were Char\nlottesville visitors, last Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Justus Reynolds\nand Keel Oliver, of Richmond,\nwere recent guests of their\nmother. Mrs. Florence Oliver.\nMrs. Woody Vaughan, of Rich\nmond. recently visited her par\nents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Putney.\nVirginia Apperson. c.f Richmond,\nis visiting relatives here and at\nBrerro.\nMrs. Algie Martin nnd Mrs.\nLeonard Toney, of Richmond, and\nLeonard Toney, of Church Road,\nspent the past week end in the\nhome of Mrs. Mary F. Davis.\nHealth Improves\nMrs. Maude A. Putney continues\nto improve at her home here.\nRecent visitors in the T L.\nHudgins home were Carl Davies\nof Arvonia, Mr. and Mrs. Goode\nW. Johnson and sons, Louis and\nBonny. Mrs Richard Shumaker.\nJ. N. Putney. Mrs. C. W. Cave. A.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "New Canton RFD\nMr. and Mrs. R. B Anderson\nnnd Mrs. Oral Bickford and sons.\nDavid and Richard, were Char\nlottesville visitors, last Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Justus Reynolds\nand Keel Oliver, of Richmond,\nwere recent guests of their\nmother. Mrs. Florence Oliver.\nMrs. Woody Vaughan, of Rich\nmond. recently visited her par\nents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Putney.\nVirginia Apperson. c.f Richmond,\nis visiting relatives here and at\nBrerro.\nMrs. Algie Martin nnd Mrs.\nLeonard Toney, of Richmond, and\nLeonard Toney, of Church Road,\nspent the past week end in the\nhome of Mrs. Mary F. Davis.\nHealth Improves\nMrs. Maude A. Putney continues\nto improve at her home here.\nRecent visitors in the T L.\nHudgins home were Carl Davies\nof Arvonia, Mr. and Mrs. Goode\nW. Johnson and sons, Louis and\nBonny. Mrs Richard Shumaker.\nJ. N. Putney. Mrs. C. W. Cave. 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Martin. Mrs. Roy Hill. Mrs Mattie Stinson and", "dtoType": "document", "order": 313, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0248-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "II. Martin. Mrs. Roy Hill. Mrs\nMattie Stinson and Mrs A D. de\nBettencourt\nMrs. Grover Clarke and Mrs.\nEthel Paige, of Gold Hill, were\nrecent callers in the G. W. John\njson home\nC. W. Cave was a business visi\ntor in Louisa. Monday.\nStill The :iu\nThe flu bug is still prevalent\nin our community. A number of\npeople are confined to their beds.\nOthers have recovered and are\nable to return to their duties.\nMia A. H. Martin received a\nlovely basket of citrus fruit, last\nweek, from her brother. W. C. I\nDavis, of Wildwcod. N. J., who ic ;\n.vacationing with his family at\u0027\nDaytona Beach. Fla.\nSeveral ladies from Mt. 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Mrs\nMattie Stinson and Mrs A D. de\nBettencourt\nMrs. Grover Clarke and Mrs.\nEthel Paige, of Gold Hill, were\nrecent callers in the G. W. John\njson home\nC. W. Cave was a business visi\ntor in Louisa. Monday.\nStill The :iu\nThe flu bug is still prevalent\nin our community. A number of\npeople are confined to their beds.\nOthers have recovered and are\nable to return to their duties.\nMia A. H. Martin received a\nlovely basket of citrus fruit, last\nweek, from her brother. W. C. I\nDavis, of Wildwcod. N. J., who ic ;\n.vacationing with his family at\u0027\nDaytona Beach. Fla.\nSeveral ladies from Mt. Zion i\nQhurch attended the WMU As\nsociational Conference, held at1\nthe Dillwyn Baptist Church. Tues\nday. Peb. 10\nMrs. J. G. Yancey and son. j\nJohnnie, were visitors. Monday, at |\nMt. Ida,\u0022 the home of her par- i\nents. the W. R Piercys.\nAttends Meeting\nMrs A. D. de Bettencourt at-!\ntended the Community Civic Lea- 1\npile meeting held at the cottage 1\nat Arvonia. Monday nieht. Feb. •\n9.\nWeek end guests in the J. T\nDavidson home were Earl and\nDorthy Davidson. Mr. and Mrs.\nClarence E. Davidson and Mr. and ]\nMrs. John Holman Davidson, all\nof Richmond.\nHazel Martin spent last Satur\nday shopping in Richmond. Oral\nBickford was also a business visi\ntor in the Capital City, the same\nday.\nWidow Dies\nMrs. Nannie Miller Goodman, j\n94. widow of the late Madrid W. •\nGoodman, of Richmond, and a\ndaughter of the late Captain\nRobert H. 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Saturday afternoon, alter a\nthree-weeks visit in Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. Bob Mayo and son.\nBobby, and Mrs. Cordon Grieg\naccompanied Miss Alice home and\nwere supper guests of Dr. and\nMrs. Roland Hutchings before\nreturning to Richmond.\nMiss Katherine Ayres, of Farm\nville, spent the week end with her\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.\nAyres.\nSunday Gursts\nMr. and Mrs. Shirley Wooten\nand Bonnie Lou visited Mr. and\nMrs. Mack Hensely in Carters\nville, Sunday afternoon. They\nwere accompanied by Mrs. Floyd\nWooten and Mrs. Otella Shu\nmaker.\nMr. and Mrs. Paul Jones called\non Mr. and Mrs. George Elcan,\nJr.. Sunday afternoon, and in the", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Sheppards\nMr. and Mrs. J. L.. Jones called\non Mr. and Mrs. Eric Flanagan\nat Buckingham Springs. Sunday\nafternoon. *\nMrs. Alice Forbes returned\nhome. 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A funeral\nservice was conducted at the\nJoseph W. Bliley Funeral Home in\nRi\u0027chmond. Thursday, Feb. 5, at\n1 ]\u003E. m.. with interment in the\nMt. Zion Baptist Church ceme\ntrey si 3:30 The floral tributes\nwere many and beautiful.\nCongratulations Boy Scouts of\nAmerica on this your 43rd birth\nday. this week! May the value of\nyour precepts and principles en\nrich your living, and may wc, with\nhumble pride, do our best to en\nrich their living forever!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "died at a Richmond hospital,\nTuesday. Feb. 3, after a lingering\nillness. She is survived by one son.\nRobert Goodman, four grandchil\ndren and seven great-grandchil\ndren. all of Richmond. A funeral\nservice was conducted at the\nJoseph W. Bliley Funeral Home in\nRi\u0027chmond. Thursday, Feb. 5, at\n1 ]\u003E. m.. with interment in the\nMt. Zion Baptist Church ceme\ntrey si 3:30 The floral tributes\nwere many and beautiful.\nCongratulations Boy Scouts of\nAmerica on this your 43rd birth\nday. this week! 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A record of attendance at the\nSeottsville Methodist Church will\nbe kept during the Lent and all\nwho are present five of the si\\\nSundays, Feb. 22 to March 29. will\nbe listed in the Easier bulletin.\nApril 5. The church has 176 fami\nlies. with 332 membeis. Visits to\neach home are being made, be\nginning last Sunday, to create in\nterest and encourage church at\ntendance. The Rev. Jack B. Tay\nlor is pastor of the church and\nalso Mt. Zion at Esniont and the\nHowardsville Church.\nThe Rev. and Mrs. John P. El\nliott and family have moved into\nthe new Baptist parsonage, which\nhas just been completed on Route\n20 on the edge of Seottsville.\nThe Esrnont Boy Srout Troop\nat tended church service at the\nSeottsville Presbyterian Church,\nlast Sunday morning, and the\nCunningham District Boy Scout\nTroop attended the service at the\nSeottsville Methodist Church.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Seottsville\n. A record of attendance at the\nSeottsville Methodist Church will\nbe kept during the Lent and all\nwho are present five of the si\\\nSundays, Feb. 22 to March 29. will\nbe listed in the Easier bulletin.\nApril 5. The church has 176 fami\nlies. with 332 membeis. Visits to\neach home are being made, be\nginning last Sunday, to create in\nterest and encourage church at\ntendance. The Rev. Jack B. Tay\nlor is pastor of the church and\nalso Mt. Zion at Esniont and the\nHowardsville Church.\nThe Rev. and Mrs. John P. El\nliott and family have moved into\nthe new Baptist parsonage, which\nhas just been completed on Route\n20 on the edge of Seottsville.\nThe Esrnont Boy Srout Troop\nat tended church service at the\nSeottsville Presbyterian Church,\nlast Sunday morning, and the\nCunningham District Boy Scout\nTroop attended the service at the\nSeottsville Methodist Church." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6599, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0259", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0259", "label": "Communion Service Miss Irma Ewoldt, of -Spring Hill Farm,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 325, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0259-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Communion Service\nMiss Irma Ewoldt, of -Spring\nHill Farm, in Fluvanna county,\nhas gone to New Yoik. where site\n; ;ls accepted an appointment ns\na dietetics on the dietary staff of", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Communion Service\nMiss Irma Ewoldt, of -Spring\nHill Farm, in Fluvanna county,\nhas gone to New Yoik. where site\n; ;ls accepted an appointment ns\na dietetics on the dietary staff of" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6245, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0260", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0260", "label": "the New York Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 326, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0260-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "the New York Hospital.\nMr. and Mrs. Gordon R. White\nand two sons and a daughter, or\nRichmond, spent Sunday after\nnoon with his mother. Mrs. L. G.\nWhi\u0027e. in her home here.\nSunday Visitors\nMr. and Mrs. John Robert\nSimmerman. of Berkley, W. Va..\nvisited in the homes of Mr. and\nMrs. W. A. McDearmon and Mr\nand Mrs. Russell Moon. Sunday\nafternoon and night. They went\non to Charlottesville, where Mr.\nSimmerman had an appointment,\nMonday morning, at the Univer\nsity of Virginia Hospital.\nMr. and Mrs. flay Caldwell\nviisted Mrs. Caldwells mother.\nMrs. Seay, at Shores. Sunday af\nternoon.\nMiss Lois Anderson, of Warren.,\nis spending sometime with Mrs.\nL. G. White in her home here.\nMr. and Mrs. W. L. Frame, of\nFluvanna county, neai Scottsville,\nwere in Charlottesville Saturday\non business.\nMrs. Randolph Payne and\ndaughter, of Washington, are\nspending this week with Mr. and\nMrs. W. M. Payne.\nD\u0027llwyn Guests\nMr. and Mrs. Guy McCraw, of\nDillwyn, visited their daughter.\nMiss Virginia McCraw, at Travel\nt rs Rest Hotel.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "the New York Hospital.\nMr. and Mrs. Gordon R. White\nand two sons and a daughter, or\nRichmond, spent Sunday after\nnoon with his mother. Mrs. L. G.\nWhi\u0027e. in her home here.\nSunday Visitors\nMr. and Mrs. John Robert\nSimmerman. of Berkley, W. Va..\nvisited in the homes of Mr. and\nMrs. W. A. McDearmon and Mr\nand Mrs. Russell Moon. Sunday\nafternoon and night. They went\non to Charlottesville, where Mr.\nSimmerman had an appointment,\nMonday morning, at the Univer\nsity of Virginia Hospital.\nMr. and Mrs. flay Caldwell\nviisted Mrs. Caldwells mother.\nMrs. Seay, at Shores. Sunday af\nternoon.\nMiss Lois Anderson, of Warren.,\nis spending sometime with Mrs.\nL. G. White in her home here.\nMr. and Mrs. W. L. Frame, of\nFluvanna county, neai Scottsville,\nwere in Charlottesville Saturday\non business.\nMrs. Randolph Payne and\ndaughter, of Washington, are\nspending this week with Mr. and\nMrs. W. M. Payne.\nD\u0027llwyn Guests\nMr. and Mrs. Guy McCraw, of\nDillwyn, visited their daughter.\nMiss Virginia McCraw, at Travel\nt rs Rest Hotel." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6402, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0261", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0261", "label": "Mi and Mrs. J. \\X Cast id. of near", "dtoType": "document", "order": 327, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0261-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mi and Mrs. J. \\X Cast id. of\nnear Howardsville. spent last\nweek end in Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. Jesse B Grove\nand two children, of Vienna, and\nMr. and Mrs. Blake Kelso and\nRebecca, of Richmond, are ex\npected week end guests of Mr\nand Mrs Jackson Beal. Ji\nAttends l.mh\u0027e\nJack H Duncan attended the\nGrand Lodge of Virginia in Rich\nmond. this week. He went down\nlast Saturday to attend the ses\nsions of the working committees.\nA. R. Thacker attended the\nGrand Lodge in Richmond. Tues\nday night and Wednesday\nWalker Gilmer, of Charlottes\nville, visited his sister. Miss Kd\nmonia Gilmer. Sunday.\nDr. and Mrs, Carv N. Moon\nand two daughters, of Charlottes\nville. were supper guests of Mr\nand Mrs. Cary N. Moon. Tuesday\nnight, at Shirland. to celebrate\nthe latter Mrs. Moon\u0027s birthday", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mi and Mrs. J. \\X Cast id. of\nnear Howardsville. spent last\nweek end in Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. Jesse B Grove\nand two children, of Vienna, and\nMr. and Mrs. Blake Kelso and\nRebecca, of Richmond, are ex\npected week end guests of Mr\nand Mrs Jackson Beal. Ji\nAttends l.mh\u0027e\nJack H Duncan attended the\nGrand Lodge of Virginia in Rich\nmond. this week. He went down\nlast Saturday to attend the ses\nsions of the working committees.\nA. R. Thacker attended the\nGrand Lodge in Richmond. Tues\nday night and Wednesday\nWalker Gilmer, of Charlottes\nville, visited his sister. Miss Kd\nmonia Gilmer. Sunday.\nDr. and Mrs, Carv N. Moon\nand two daughters, of Charlottes\nville. were supper guests of Mr\nand Mrs. Cary N. Moon. 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He was", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Dillwvn Rt. 3\nBobby Bostain. grandson ol Mrs\nDan Hammonds, was accident\nally hit on the head with a rock\nwhile playing with several boys\nlast Sunday evening. 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Davis, of Richmond, visit\ned hi\u003E lather last week end and\nfound Mr. Davis much improved\nI D Hammonds of Cleveland.\nOhio, visited his wife last week\nend ,\nMr and Mrs. Josh Wdkerson.\nV’ Came Smith, and Mrs Dan\nHammonds of Salem Church at\ntended the dinner meeting Tues\nday night in Blackstcne for the\nUnited Evangelistic Mission.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "treated at John-tori-Wiili: lhs\npital and is now improving\nrapidly Mrs Hammonds j. c\nWalton and Clyde Davis visited\nhim last Sunday evening\nP. M. Davis, of Richmond, visit\ned hi\u003E lather last week end and\nfound Mr. Davis much improved\nI D Hammonds of Cleveland.\nOhio, visited his wife last week\nend ,\nMr and Mrs. Josh Wdkerson.\nV’ Came Smith, and Mrs Dan\nHammonds of Salem Church at\ntended the dinner meeting Tues\nday night in Blackstcne for the\nUnited Evangelistic Mission." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5769, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0264", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0264", "label": "Symptoms of Distress Arising from", "dtoType": "document", "order": 330, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0264-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Symptoms of Distress Arising from\nSTOMACH ULCERS\ndue TO EXCESS ACID\nQUICK RELIEF OR NO COST\nowr four million bottle* of the Win a no\nTreatment have been told for relief of\ns\u003E niptonnof distress arising from Stomach\na id Duodenal Ulcors due to Cscats Acid\nPoor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,\nGatsincss. Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,\ndue to Excess Acid. Ask for ••Willard’s\nMessage\u0022 v, Lurli ful!\u003E explains this retmu k\nubic home treatment- -free—at\ncrav’s nnrr\u003E stork\nFARMVILLE, VA.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Symptoms of Distress Arising from\nSTOMACH ULCERS\ndue TO EXCESS ACID\nQUICK RELIEF OR NO COST\nowr four million bottle* of the Win a no\nTreatment have been told for relief of\ns\u003E niptonnof distress arising from Stomach\na id Duodenal Ulcors due to Cscats Acid\nPoor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,\nGatsincss. Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,\ndue to Excess Acid. Ask for ••Willard’s\nMessage\u0022 v, Lurli ful!\u003E explains this retmu k\nubic home treatment- -free—at\ncrav’s nnrr\u003E stork\nFARMVILLE, VA." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5804, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0497", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0497", "label": "THE CHURCH UD THE COMMUNITY", "dtoType": "document", "order": 331, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0497-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "THE CHURCH UD THE COMMUNITY", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "THE CHURCH UD THE COMMUNITY" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.778, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0265", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0265", "label": "The Church on the corner or at the crossroads", "dtoType": "document", "order": 332, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0265-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Church on the corner or at the crossroads\nstands for three of the most important phases of\ncommunity life—the social, intellectual and spirit\nual development Of its people. _\nWithin its hallowed precincts the rich and the\npoor, the high and the low meet on common ground\nand learn to share each other’s joys and sorrows. It\nis the social center of the community, where people\nlearn to mingle and cooperate and be friendly.\nThe accumulated knowledge of past ages was pre\nserved and transmitted to us by the Church and its\nreligious institutions. The Church pioneered in\nmodern education, built great colleges and universi\nties. and works in full harmony with the schools in\nevery community.\nBut the Church performs its highest and holiest\nmission in the realm of the spirit. All its other\nservices are contributory to this supreme end, that\nit may teach men to know God and love and serve\nHim. It opens up a vast new world of faith and\nhope and joy.\nt", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Church on the corner or at the crossroads\nstands for three of the most important phases of\ncommunity life—the social, intellectual and spirit\nual development Of its people. _\nWithin its hallowed precincts the rich and the\npoor, the high and the low meet on common ground\nand learn to share each other’s joys and sorrows. It\nis the social center of the community, where people\nlearn to mingle and cooperate and be friendly.\nThe accumulated knowledge of past ages was pre\nserved and transmitted to us by the Church and its\nreligious institutions. The Church pioneered in\nmodern education, built great colleges and universi\nties. and works in full harmony with the schools in\nevery community.\nBut the Church performs its highest and holiest\nmission in the realm of the spirit. All its other\nservices are contributory to this supreme end, that\nit may teach men to know God and love and serve\nHim. It opens up a vast new world of faith and\nhope and joy.\nt" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7377, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0266", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0266", "label": "the church for all . .", "dtoType": "document", "order": 333, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0266-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "the church for all . .\nALL FOR THE CHURCH\nThe Church is she greatest lac\ntor on earth lor the building o\u003E\ncharacter and good citizensh.p *\n^storehouse °f s\u0022,r*lual values\nWithout a strong Church, neithe\ndemocracy r.or civilization can\nsurvive. There are lour ,o”d\nW,‘V eV\u0027ry person *ho“ld\nI \u0027^ulc’y «td sup.\nPort the Church. They are: (f,\n*or his own eat** (2) Fnr k „\nch.ldren\u0027s sake (3) Tor the sa^e\no. his community and nation (4)\nFor the sake of the Church itself\nwmch needs his moral and ma\n\u0027?r,fll support Plan to go to\n“darrlar!\u0027 \u0027•« ;\nX\nSundav o°?k Ch»pt«r Verges 5\nSunday , Psalms 14J x\u003E.2i r,\nMonday ... Matthew I0 34-« \u003E.\nTuesday- Matthew ,2\nWednesday Luke I0 3g.„\nThursday Romans g : _g\nFriday . Romans 14 )6.23 ^\nSaturday . I Corinth\u0027ns 3 10-17", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "the church for all . .\nALL FOR THE CHURCH\nThe Church is she greatest lac\ntor on earth lor the building o\u003E\ncharacter and good citizensh.p *\n^storehouse °f s\u0022,r*lual values\nWithout a strong Church, neithe\ndemocracy r.or civilization can\nsurvive. There are lour ,o”d\nW,‘V eV\u0027ry person *ho“ld\nI \u0027^ulc’y «td sup.\nPort the Church. They are: (f,\n*or his own eat** (2) Fnr k „\nch.ldren\u0027s sake (3) Tor the sa^e\no. his community and nation (4)\nFor the sake of the Church itself\nwmch needs his moral and ma\n\u0027?r,fll support Plan to go to\n“darrlar!\u0027 \u0027•« ;\nX\nSundav o°?k Ch»pt«r Verges 5\nSunday , Psalms 14J x\u003E.2i r,\nMonday ... Matthew I0 34-« \u003E.\nTuesday- Matthew ,2\nWednesday Luke I0 3g.„\nThursday Romans g : _g\nFriday . Romans 14 )6.23 ^\nSaturday . I Corinth\u0027ns 3 10-17" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5641, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0267", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0267", "label": "C^jrri#ht 1953. KrisJ#r AJ* Vrriof. ®ir»\\bnr\u003C V*", "dtoType": "document", "order": 334, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0267-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "C^jrri#ht 1953. KrisJ#r AJ* Vrriof. ®ir»\\bnr\u003C V*", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "C^jrri#ht 1953. KrisJ#r AJ* Vrriof. ®ir»\\bnr\u003C V*" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5089, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0268", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0268", "label": "This Series ul .nuei lisemenla Is Lunlnouitd lo iht cuu» t»\u003C tut cleurcn 01/ me t allowing Citizens and", "dtoType": "document", "order": 335, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0268-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "This Series ul .nuei lisemenla Is Lunlnouitd lo iht cuu» t»\u003C tut cleurcn 01/ me t allowing Citizens and\nBusiness Establishments:", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "This Series ul .nuei lisemenla Is Lunlnouitd lo iht cuu» t»\u003C tut cleurcn 01/ me t allowing Citizens and\nBusiness Establishments:" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.553, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0269", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0269", "label": "LEGGETTS DEPT STORE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 336, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0269-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "LEGGETTS DEPT STORE\nFarmville\n“Take Someone to Church with ,Vf\u003Eu Sun\nday—You\u0027ll Both Feel Richer For It\u0022\nFARMVILLE ESSO SF.RVICENTER\nAtlas Tires, Batteries \u0026 Accesosries\nWashing—Lubrication—W axing—\nAAA Service\nPhone 17 Farmville, Va.\nTAYLOR MANUFACTURING CO, INC.\nContractors—Building Materinl\nQuality Millwork—Farm Equipment\nInternational Trucks—Nash Automobiles\nFarmville. Va.\nTRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO\nOliver Sales — Service\nPhone 558—Farmville, Va.\nNEWCOMB AUTO PARTS, INC.\nWholesale Auto Parts \u0026 Equipment\nFarmville. Va.\nDUNNINGTON TOBACCO CO., INC.\nFarmville. Va.\nFARMVILLE FURNITURE CO\nFarmville, Va.\nF. W. HUBBARD INSURANCE AGENCY\nGeneral Insurance\nFarmville, Va.\nBUCKINGHAM FARM SUPPLY CO.\nPurina Chows for Poultry and Livestock\nDillwyn, Va.\nOSBORN BROTHERS\nTelephone 38-J — Fa nr. v lie Va.\nKLEANWELL CLEANERS \u0026 TAILORS\nAltering —Repairing — Tailorirg\nFor Ladies and Gentlemen\n°hrr.e - • Mein St\nFarmville. Va.\nNEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.\nFarmville. Jfo, _", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LEGGETTS DEPT STORE\nFarmville\n“Take Someone to Church with ,Vf\u003Eu Sun\nday—You\u0027ll Both Feel Richer For It\u0022\nFARMVILLE ESSO SF.RVICENTER\nAtlas Tires, Batteries \u0026 Accesosries\nWashing—Lubrication—W axing—\nAAA Service\nPhone 17 Farmville, Va.\nTAYLOR MANUFACTURING CO, INC.\nContractors—Building Materinl\nQuality Millwork—Farm Equipment\nInternational Trucks—Nash Automobiles\nFarmville. Va.\nTRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO\nOliver Sales — Service\nPhone 558—Farmville, Va.\nNEWCOMB AUTO PARTS, INC.\nWholesale Auto Parts \u0026 Equipment\nFarmville. Va.\nDUNNINGTON TOBACCO CO., INC.\nFarmville. Va.\nFARMVILLE FURNITURE CO\nFarmville, Va.\nF. W. HUBBARD INSURANCE AGENCY\nGeneral Insurance\nFarmville, Va.\nBUCKINGHAM FARM SUPPLY CO.\nPurina Chows for Poultry and Livestock\nDillwyn, Va.\nOSBORN BROTHERS\nTelephone 38-J — Fa nr. v lie Va.\nKLEANWELL CLEANERS \u0026 TAILORS\nAltering —Repairing — Tailorirg\nFor Ladies and Gentlemen\n°hrr.e - • Mein St\nFarmville. Va.\nNEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.\nFarmville. Jfo, _" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7013, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0270", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0270", "label": "FLIPPEN\u0027S STOKE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 337, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0270-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "FLIPPEN\u0027S STOKE\nGeneral Merchandise — G. E. Appliances\n\u0027 Plumbing and Electrical Contractors\nCumberland Va.\nBURRUSS LAND \u0026 LUMBER CO.\nDillwyn, Va.\nCROW BROTHERS\nGeneral Auto Repairs\nDillwyn, Va.\nKAYTON COAL CO.\nCoal—Fuel Oil end Fertilizer\nTelephone 166—Farmville, Va.\nALLEN MOTOR \u0026 AUTO REPAIR\nALLEN \u0026 PHAUP TEXACO SERVICE\nWe Specialize in Body, Fender \u0026 Painting\nFront Wheel Alignment and Balancing\nPhone 120 — 202 N. Virginia Street\nFarmville, Va.\nPATTERSON DRUG CO.\nPrescriptionists\nPhon 517 — 238 Main St.\nFarmville, Va.\nCEDAR BROOK TAVERN\n1 Mile East of Farmville\nSpecializing In Choice Western Steaks\nAnd Seafood\nWe Cater to Small Parties and Banquets\nBoxing on TV Every Wed. \u0026 Fri. Night\nTAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY\nDodge Job Rated Trucks\nDodge Passenger Cars\nPlymouth Cars\n20.3 W. 3rd St. — Phone 2\nFarmville, Va.\nCOCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS\nFarmville, Va.\nFARMVILLE IRON \u0026 METAL CO.\nU.-»ed Parts \u0026 Tires—Old Junk\nCash Paid for Any Quantity of Scrap\nPhone 614 Farmville, Va.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FLIPPEN\u0027S STOKE\nGeneral Merchandise — G. E. Appliances\n\u0027 Plumbing and Electrical Contractors\nCumberland Va.\nBURRUSS LAND \u0026 LUMBER CO.\nDillwyn, Va.\nCROW BROTHERS\nGeneral Auto Repairs\nDillwyn, Va.\nKAYTON COAL CO.\nCoal—Fuel Oil end Fertilizer\nTelephone 166—Farmville, Va.\nALLEN MOTOR \u0026 AUTO REPAIR\nALLEN \u0026 PHAUP TEXACO SERVICE\nWe Specialize in Body, Fender \u0026 Painting\nFront Wheel Alignment and Balancing\nPhone 120 — 202 N. Virginia Street\nFarmville, Va.\nPATTERSON DRUG CO.\nPrescriptionists\nPhon 517 — 238 Main St.\nFarmville, Va.\nCEDAR BROOK TAVERN\n1 Mile East of Farmville\nSpecializing In Choice Western Steaks\nAnd Seafood\nWe Cater to Small Parties and Banquets\nBoxing on TV Every Wed. \u0026 Fri. Night\nTAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY\nDodge Job Rated Trucks\nDodge Passenger Cars\nPlymouth Cars\n20.3 W. 3rd St. — Phone 2\nFarmville, Va.\nCOCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS\nFarmville, Va.\nFARMVILLE IRON \u0026 METAL CO.\nU.-»ed Parts \u0026 Tires—Old Junk\nCash Paid for Any Quantity of Scrap\nPhone 614 Farmville, Va." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7738, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0271", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0271", "label": "A. T. RICE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 338, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0271-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "RICE\nMonuments \u0026 Markers-.Marble \u0026 Granite\nRandolph St.—Phone 755\nFarmville, Va.\nHOME FURNITURE COMPANY\nAcross from Baptist Chur h\nMain Street Farmville, Va.\nANDERSON MOTOR SALES\nPontiac—GMC Trucks\nFrigidaire Appliances\nPhone 21 — Dilhvyn, Va.\nFARMVILLE TIRE A BATTERY, INC.\nB. F. Goodrich and Armstrong Tires\nComplete Tire Service\n408 E. 3rd St.—Phone 560 Farmville, Va.\nNEWBERRY’S\nGo to church and meet your friends\nWhen shopping met your friends in your\nfriendly Newberry store.\nFarmville, Va.\nKILI\u0027ARE\nLaundry—Cleaning—Storage\nPhone 500—Farmville, Va.\nPRINCE EDWARD MILLS. INC.\nMerchant Millers\nSeal of Virginia High Patent Flour\nPEM Poultry-Dairy and Stock Feeds\nCARL IIEIFNER\nPower Chain Saws—Lawn Mower Repairs\nand Sharpening—Small Motor Repairs\nSales and Service\nPhone 693 E. 3rd St.. Farmville. Va.\nCLAWSON FURNITURE CO.\nReproductions of Antique Furniture\nPhone 395--Rice Road Farmville. Va\nSTATE \u0026 I EE AND FARMVILLE\nDRIVE-IN THEATRES\nFor tlie Best In Entertainment\n_ Farmville, Va.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "RICE\nMonuments \u0026 Markers-.Marble \u0026 Granite\nRandolph St.—Phone 755\nFarmville, Va.\nHOME FURNITURE COMPANY\nAcross from Baptist Chur h\nMain Street Farmville, Va.\nANDERSON MOTOR SALES\nPontiac—GMC Trucks\nFrigidaire Appliances\nPhone 21 — Dilhvyn, Va.\nFARMVILLE TIRE A BATTERY, INC.\nB. F. Goodrich and Armstrong Tires\nComplete Tire Service\n408 E. 3rd St.—Phone 560 Farmville, Va.\nNEWBERRY’S\nGo to church and meet your friends\nWhen shopping met your friends in your\nfriendly Newberry store.\nFarmville, Va.\nKILI\u0027ARE\nLaundry—Cleaning—Storage\nPhone 500—Farmville, Va.\nPRINCE EDWARD MILLS. INC.\nMerchant Millers\nSeal of Virginia High Patent Flour\nPEM Poultry-Dairy and Stock Feeds\nCARL IIEIFNER\nPower Chain Saws—Lawn Mower Repairs\nand Sharpening—Small Motor Repairs\nSales and Service\nPhone 693 E. 3rd St.. Farmville. Va.\nCLAWSON FURNITURE CO.\nReproductions of Antique Furniture\nPhone 395--Rice Road Farmville. Va\nSTATE \u0026 I EE AND FARMVILLE\nDRIVE-IN THEATRES\nFor tlie Best In Entertainment\n_ Farmville, Va." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7188, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0272", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0272", "label": "Mrs. Rcubie Snoddy Will Write News About Diiln vn", "dtoType": "document", "order": 339, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0272-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mrs. Rcubie Snoddy Will Write News\nAbout Diiln vn For Readers Of Herald", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mrs. Rcubie Snoddy Will Write News\nAbout Diiln vn For Readers Of Herald" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6325, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0273", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0273", "label": "Editors Note: lor several months now. readers of The", "dtoType": "document", "order": 340, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0273-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Editors Note: lor several\nmonths now. readers of The\nFarmville Herald n six local\ncounties have lircn asking\nabout news from Dilluyn. How\never. since Mrs. FI. J. Davis. Ir..\nour former correspondent, left\nDillwvn. we have noi hern able\nto find another social editor.\nMrs. Davis did a c•.\u0027 •\u003C« inb. and\nour readers missed t\u0022\u0027- nrws.\nWe are pleased to announce\nthat with tins issue ot The\nHerald. Mrs. Keuuie N Snoddy\nwill become the Dnlwyn .social\neditor. A native .,,.d life-long\nlesident of Buckingham county,\nMrs. Snoddy is well - known\nthroughout .lie coinnj. She .is the\nformer Miss Reubic Nicholas, of\nArvonia. Mrs. Snodu; has lau l.t\nsch.ool in Dillwyn min has done\nmany other types 0f work in tilt\ncommunity. In fact, she decided\none time to leave DilJ.’vn to work\nlor the United States Department\nof Labor However, lamily and\nfriendship ties were u\u003Eo strong,\nso she returned to Dihwyn. when\nshe admits that hei tile is much\nmore enjoyable and meaningful.\nMrs. Snoddy\u0022s tek phone num\nber is 94-R. and her address is\nBox 31. Dillwyn Site will appreci\nate the help and co-operation ol\nDillwyn citizens in gathering a\nt epresent a live column of news.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Editors Note: lor several\nmonths now. readers of The\nFarmville Herald n six local\ncounties have lircn asking\nabout news from Dilluyn. How\never. since Mrs. FI. J. Davis. Ir..\nour former correspondent, left\nDillwvn. we have noi hern able\nto find another social editor.\nMrs. Davis did a c•.\u0027 •\u003C« inb. and\nour readers missed t\u0022\u0027- nrws.\nWe are pleased to announce\nthat with tins issue ot The\nHerald. Mrs. Keuuie N Snoddy\nwill become the Dnlwyn .social\neditor. A native .,,.d life-long\nlesident of Buckingham county,\nMrs. Snoddy is well - known\nthroughout .lie coinnj. She .is the\nformer Miss Reubic Nicholas, of\nArvonia. Mrs. Snodu; has lau l.t\nsch.ool in Dillwyn min has done\nmany other types 0f work in tilt\ncommunity. In fact, she decided\none time to leave DilJ.’vn to work\nlor the United States Department\nof Labor However, lamily and\nfriendship ties were u\u003Eo strong,\nso she returned to Dihwyn. when\nshe admits that hei tile is much\nmore enjoyable and meaningful.\nMrs. Snoddy\u0022s tek phone num\nber is 94-R. and her address is\nBox 31. Dillwyn Site will appreci\nate the help and co-operation ol\nDillwyn citizens in gathering a\nt epresent a live column of news." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5693, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0274", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0274", "label": "Headers are reminded that all .terns sent to Mrs.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 341, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0274-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Headers are reminded that all\n.terns sent to Mrs. Snoddv must\nbe signed before she can accept\nthem for publication.\nWe are indeed happy to wel\ncome Mrs. Snoddv to The Herald\nFamily!\nMisses Joyce and Doris Jean\nBaber were guests of their\nmother. Mrs Irene Baber, Friday\nand Saturday.\nQuite a few out-of-town guests\nvisited in the homes of Frank\nSelf. Mrs. Bettie Ayres and Allen\nIvlaxey. this week and attended\nthe funeral ol Holman Self at\nSharon Church, Friday. Sympa\nthy is extended to the family.\nMisses Graham Ayies. Joyce\nand Doris Jean Baber, and J. S.\nMaxey were business visitors in\nLynchburg. Saturday.\nMr and Mrs. R. J. Wojnicki.\nand Kathy and Stephen spent\nthe week-end with relatives in\nNewport News.\nVisit Family\nMr and Mrs C I Poole and\nlamily visited Ins brothers and\nsister at Chapel Hih. N. C . last\nweek end.\nMrs. S. B. Pearson spent Mon\nday with her daughter, Mrs. Rob\nert Fielding, in Lynchburg.\nJoan Poole attended the basket\nball game between university of\nNorth Carolina and New York", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Headers are reminded that all\n.terns sent to Mrs. Snoddv must\nbe signed before she can accept\nthem for publication.\nWe are indeed happy to wel\ncome Mrs. Snoddv to The Herald\nFamily!\nMisses Joyce and Doris Jean\nBaber were guests of their\nmother. Mrs Irene Baber, Friday\nand Saturday.\nQuite a few out-of-town guests\nvisited in the homes of Frank\nSelf. Mrs. Bettie Ayres and Allen\nIvlaxey. this week and attended\nthe funeral ol Holman Self at\nSharon Church, Friday. Sympa\nthy is extended to the family.\nMisses Graham Ayies. Joyce\nand Doris Jean Baber, and J. S.\nMaxey were business visitors in\nLynchburg. Saturday.\nMr and Mrs. R. J. Wojnicki.\nand Kathy and Stephen spent\nthe week-end with relatives in\nNewport News.\nVisit Family\nMr and Mrs C I Poole and\nlamily visited Ins brothers and\nsister at Chapel Hih. N. C . last\nweek end.\nMrs. S. B. Pearson spent Mon\nday with her daughter, Mrs. Rob\nert Fielding, in Lynchburg.\nJoan Poole attended the basket\nball game between university of\nNorth Carolina and New York" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5768, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0275", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0275", "label": "TAX NOTICE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 342, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0275-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "TAX NOTICE\nThose who have not paid their Buckingham County 1950\nreal estate taxes are hereby notified\nThat the reqtiind annual delinquent list showing unpaid 1950\ntaxes on real estate, and the names of those owning same, will\nbe published in The Fannville Herald on March 10, 1953.\nIn older to avoid being reported d\u0027 linquent. those who have\nnot paid their 1950 real es\u0027a-e taxes must pay them together\nwith the I\u0027 nalty. interest and other charges imposed by law\non or b fore April 14th 1955.\nNOTICE ALSO IS HEREBY GIVEN\nThat the required annual .-ale of real estate at public auction\nfor the taxes lev.id and made against same for 1950 and for\nthe penalty interest and other charges imposed by law will\nbe held at the Court House between the hours of 10 A M and\n4 P. M Tt’ESDAY. APRIL 14th. 1953.\nKEBEKAH F. ELDKIDGE\nTreasurer of Buckingham County", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "TAX NOTICE\nThose who have not paid their Buckingham County 1950\nreal estate taxes are hereby notified\nThat the reqtiind annual delinquent list showing unpaid 1950\ntaxes on real estate, and the names of those owning same, will\nbe published in The Fannville Herald on March 10, 1953.\nIn older to avoid being reported d\u0027 linquent. those who have\nnot paid their 1950 real es\u0027a-e taxes must pay them together\nwith the I\u0027 nalty. interest and other charges imposed by law\non or b fore April 14th 1955.\nNOTICE ALSO IS HEREBY GIVEN\nThat the required annual .-ale of real estate at public auction\nfor the taxes lev.id and made against same for 1950 and for\nthe penalty interest and other charges imposed by law will\nbe held at the Court House between the hours of 10 A M and\n4 P. M Tt’ESDAY. APRIL 14th. 1953.\nKEBEKAH F. ELDKIDGE\nTreasurer of Buckingham County" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5762, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0276", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0276", "label": "University, last Satuiuay night, at Chapel Hill. Visits Mother", "dtoType": "document", "order": 343, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0276-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "University, last Satuiuay night, at\nChapel Hill.\nVisits Mother\nMiss Margaret McElroy was a\n.week end visitor of her mother.\nMr- George McElroy. m the home\nof Mr and Mrs. R. S. Rainey.\nMiss McElroy teaches in Colonial\nHeights.\nMr. and Mrs. W R Parker, of\nPowhatan, were supper guests,\nlast Thursday night, of Mr. and\nMrs. C. I. Poole.\nMiss Ann Johnson, of Curds\nville. was an overnight guest of\nMiss Sue Gilliam. Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Marshall, of Ap\npomattox. visited m i he home of\nMrs. Carrie Harvey, last Tuesday.\nBuckingham Guests\nMrs. Tina Garnett and Mrs.\nHarold Garnett, oi Buckingham,\nwere visitors of Mrs. S. P. Gilliam.\nSunday.\nWeek of Prayer Seivice will be\nhold at Rocky Mount Church. Fri\nday. at 10 a. m\nThe Rev J. E. Hodges attended\na prayer retreat of ihe Virginia\nConference at Natural Bridge,\nthis week.\nThe second annual Youth\nTraining Convention will be held\nat Natural Bridge. Hu week of\nMarch 6. Misses Lucille Toney.\nDelores Jamerson. Bessie Moss\nand Alice LeSueur will be dele\ngales from Dillwyn.\nWSCS Will Meet\nWSCS will hold its meeting at\nSalem Church. Friday, at 7 30\np. in.\nWeek of Prayer Service will be\nobserved at tne Dillwyn Baptist\nChurch. March 2-6.\nWMU Conference of the Bap\ntist Association wa.\u003E held here,\nlast Tuesday. It was well attend\ned. 29 churches being leprescnted\nMr and Mrs. Joscpn H Jsimer\nson and family were week ehd\nguests of Mrs. Jaincrson\u0027s brother.\nR. A. Butler, of New poll News.\nAttend Haliy", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "University, last Satuiuay night, at\nChapel Hill.\nVisits Mother\nMiss Margaret McElroy was a\n.week end visitor of her mother.\nMr- George McElroy. m the home\nof Mr and Mrs. R. S. Rainey.\nMiss McElroy teaches in Colonial\nHeights.\nMr. and Mrs. W R Parker, of\nPowhatan, were supper guests,\nlast Thursday night, of Mr. and\nMrs. C. I. Poole.\nMiss Ann Johnson, of Curds\nville. was an overnight guest of\nMiss Sue Gilliam. Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Marshall, of Ap\npomattox. visited m i he home of\nMrs. Carrie Harvey, last Tuesday.\nBuckingham Guests\nMrs. Tina Garnett and Mrs.\nHarold Garnett, oi Buckingham,\nwere visitors of Mrs. S. P. Gilliam.\nSunday.\nWeek of Prayer Seivice will be\nhold at Rocky Mount Church. Fri\nday. at 10 a. m\nThe Rev J. E. Hodges attended\na prayer retreat of ihe Virginia\nConference at Natural Bridge,\nthis week.\nThe second annual Youth\nTraining Convention will be held\nat Natural Bridge. Hu week of\nMarch 6. Misses Lucille Toney.\nDelores Jamerson. Bessie Moss\nand Alice LeSueur will be dele\ngales from Dillwyn.\nWSCS Will Meet\nWSCS will hold its meeting at\nSalem Church. Friday, at 7 30\np. in.\nWeek of Prayer Service will be\nobserved at tne Dillwyn Baptist\nChurch. March 2-6.\nWMU Conference of the Bap\ntist Association wa.\u003E held here,\nlast Tuesday. It was well attend\ned. 29 churches being leprescnted\nMr and Mrs. Joscpn H Jsimer\nson and family were week ehd\nguests of Mrs. Jaincrson\u0027s brother.\nR. A. Butler, of New poll News.\nAttend Haliy" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5891, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0277", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0277", "label": "R. E Charlton. Jt.. and Josh Wilkerson took the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 344, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0277-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Charlton. Jt.. and Josh\nWilkerson took the Scouts ovci\nto Farmvillc for a National Scout\nWeek Rally. Friday night.\nMrs. R. E. Charlton. Mrs. Ferd\nCrow and Mrs W. W. Moore were\ndinner guests of Mrs. E. A. Charl\nton. Tuesday\nMrs. Vernon Gregoiy continues\nquite sick at her home We wish\nher a speedy recovei \u003E.\nMayor and Mrs. J R Snoddv\nand Bobby were business visitors\n10 Washington. D. C . during the\nweek end.\nMrs. W. W. Moore and Mis. C\u0027\nF. Crow shopped in Lynchburg.\nMonday.\nRichmond Guests\nMr and Mrs End Wood and\nboys, of Richmond were week end\nvisitors m the home of V. \\\\", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Charlton. Jt.. and Josh\nWilkerson took the Scouts ovci\nto Farmvillc for a National Scout\nWeek Rally. Friday night.\nMrs. R. E. Charlton. Mrs. Ferd\nCrow and Mrs W. W. Moore were\ndinner guests of Mrs. E. A. Charl\nton. Tuesday\nMrs. Vernon Gregoiy continues\nquite sick at her home We wish\nher a speedy recovei \u003E.\nMayor and Mrs. J R Snoddv\nand Bobby were business visitors\n10 Washington. D. C . during the\nweek end.\nMrs. W. W. Moore and Mis. C\u0027\nF. Crow shopped in Lynchburg.\nMonday.\nRichmond Guests\nMr and Mrs End Wood and\nboys, of Richmond were week end\nvisitors m the home of V. \\\\" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6139, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0278", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0278", "label": "Knur piece l^th (Vntjury Mahogany lied room suite /\u003E\u003E", "dtoType": "document", "order": 345, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0278-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Knur piece l^th (Vntjury Mahogany lied room suite /\u003E\u003E\nconsisting of lar/o chest on chest, vanity bench and UiO/flO Ati\nposter bed.\nJ.arp modern solid njak \u0027oed room suite in the new Chinchilla finish. Chest\nof drawers, larye double dresser, niyht stand and panel $350.00\nFour piece sol id hard rock mapl- suite made by Klin/.\n( best of drawers, dresser, ni/ht stand and low poster $286.00\nFour piece modern Mahogany bedroom suite consisting of larye vanity,\nvanit\\ bench, chest of drawers and the new typo AA\nbar bed. \u003C[\u003E.^0.1/1/\nFour piore modern walnut suite, client o( drawer , (^1 p/* pf\nvanity, bench. and pane! bed. 1\nFour piece niodeni blonde finish suite, consisting of OrtrtQ PA\nvanity, bench, chest ol\u0027 drawers and bed with lar/e post. •*J\\J", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Knur piece l^th (Vntjury Mahogany lied room suite /\u003E\u003E\nconsisting of lar/o chest on chest, vanity bench and UiO/flO Ati\nposter bed.\nJ.arp modern solid njak \u0027oed room suite in the new Chinchilla finish. Chest\nof drawers, larye double dresser, niyht stand and panel $350.00\nFour piece sol id hard rock mapl- suite made by Klin/.\n( best of drawers, dresser, ni/ht stand and low poster $286.00\nFour piece modern Mahogany bedroom suite consisting of larye vanity,\nvanit\\ bench, chest of drawers and the new typo AA\nbar bed. \u003C[\u003E.^0.1/1/\nFour piore modern walnut suite, client o( drawer , (^1 p/* pf\nvanity, bench. and pane! bed. 1\nFour piece niodeni blonde finish suite, consisting of OrtrtQ PA\nvanity, bench, chest ol\u0027 drawers and bed with lar/e post. •*J\\J" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4952, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0498", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0498", "label": "Farmville Furniture Co. PHONE ITU 233 North Main St. —Farmville, Ya.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 346, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0498-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Farmville Furniture Co.\nPHONE ITU\n233 North Main St. —Farmville, Ya.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmville Furniture Co.\nPHONE ITU\n233 North Main St. —Farmville, Ya." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6245, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0279", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0279", "label": "Teachers Of Dillwyn", "dtoType": "document", "order": 347, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0279-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Teachers Of Dillwyn\nTo Encourage Saving\nA meeting of Diliv.yn Elemen\ntary School teachers was held\nThursday afternon Feb 12. J O\nSullivan. Jr . principal called the\nmeeting to ordc .\nEach teachm was asked to en\ncourage the children to bay more\nWar Saving.. Stamps\nAnnouncement’wa. made cf tic\nElectrical School, which \u0027.\u0027ill be\nheld March 13. \u002720. and 27 at\nDillwyn Elemcntray School.\nAfter the busmen meting.. Mrs\nWalton gave a vei\u003E interesting\ntalk on the book. Helping Teach\ners Understand Clinch en writ\nten by members of the National\nTeachers Council. Washington.\nD. C.\nDillwyn lit, 1\nj\nMuch sympathy is extended t\nthe family of the late Holman\n! Self, whose death occured at Uni\n; versify Hospital. Charlottesville\nm February 12\nMr. and Mrs Jim John-on were\nvisitors in Charlottesville Thurs\nday\nHoward .lone . of Kic.unond\nwas a visitor last, week end in the\nhome i f his parents. Mr. and Mrs.\nVie Jams\nMr\u003E T A. Collins who has been\non an extended visit with hoi\ndaughters. Mrs. Tommie Wood\nand Mr1- l.ightfoot 11am ii.\nRichmond is now with her daugh\nter Mrs. Rolfe Wood, or Buck\ningham.\nMary Ranson of Richmond,\ni spending this week m the honu\nof her parents. Mr and Mrs \\\nW Ranson\nNews has been reee. .1 hen- ie\nrelatives. :. m Mr and M:\nFrank Pritchard, that they an\nspending sometime at Fort l aud\ncrdale. Fla. Mr Brin hard is \u0027hi\nformer Mr Maude Tewollyn.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Teachers Of Dillwyn\nTo Encourage Saving\nA meeting of Diliv.yn Elemen\ntary School teachers was held\nThursday afternon Feb 12. J O\nSullivan. Jr . principal called the\nmeeting to ordc .\nEach teachm was asked to en\ncourage the children to bay more\nWar Saving.. Stamps\nAnnouncement’wa. made cf tic\nElectrical School, which \u0027.\u0027ill be\nheld March 13. \u002720. and 27 at\nDillwyn Elemcntray School.\nAfter the busmen meting.. Mrs\nWalton gave a vei\u003E interesting\ntalk on the book. Helping Teach\ners Understand Clinch en writ\nten by members of the National\nTeachers Council. Washington.\nD. C.\nDillwyn lit, 1\nj\nMuch sympathy is extended t\nthe family of the late Holman\n! Self, whose death occured at Uni\n; versify Hospital. Charlottesville\nm February 12\nMr. and Mrs Jim John-on were\nvisitors in Charlottesville Thurs\nday\nHoward .lone . of Kic.unond\nwas a visitor last, week end in the\nhome i f his parents. Mr. and Mrs.\nVie Jams\nMr\u003E T A. Collins who has been\non an extended visit with hoi\ndaughters. Mrs. Tommie Wood\nand Mr1- l.ightfoot 11am ii.\nRichmond is now with her daugh\nter Mrs. Rolfe Wood, or Buck\ningham.\nMary Ranson of Richmond,\ni spending this week m the honu\nof her parents. Mr and Mrs \\\nW Ranson\nNews has been reee. .1 hen- ie\nrelatives. :. m Mr and M:\nFrank Pritchard, that they an\nspending sometime at Fort l aud\ncrdale. Fla. Mr Brin hard is \u0027hi\nformer Mr Maude Tewollyn." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5187, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0280", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0280", "label": "Dilhvyn", "dtoType": "document", "order": 348, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0280-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Dilhvyn\nSydney Banton : i:r,[ v wing\nafter a long period of illia -\nHenry Shinn ike: railed on his\naunt Mr: . Mil;! ed i un-r Sun\nday.\nP, T (i nn \u003C\u003E■:•. .• -..in a I!\u0022i\na period of confinement ay lilui \u003E\nMoo: e.\nMrs A 1). N •■h...... and Janet\nvisited Mrs Nick-, motion in\nBedford. Sunday\nMi and Mis Thoinluh Snoddy\nof Parmville. visited In.- mother\nMrs. Reulne Snood... Sunday\nReturns Home\nWe are glad to say that Mrs\nMary Staton is at home now and\ncontinues to improve\nWeek end visitor, m the It It\nHanson home were Mr and Mrs.\nF. A Ran. on. of Chiton Forge.\nMr and M S I Hanson, of\nBremo. and Mr and Mrs W T\nHanson and latr.il\u003E. o; Folk Un\nion\nFollowing reeii.t lain our\nsucker fishermen havi gotten out\nrod and reel llaity la.e Hudanll.\nPrank Shumake. a no A D N. 11 -\nolas. of DUluyn. it) o: t a nice\ncateli. Saturday ’I.ay haven\u0027t\nreported the locution ol ’. is fish\ning spot, though, and many oth\ners would like to know.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Dilhvyn\nSydney Banton : i:r,[ v wing\nafter a long period of illia -\nHenry Shinn ike: railed on his\naunt Mr: . Mil;! ed i un-r Sun\nday.\nP, T (i nn \u003C\u003E■:•. .• -..in a I!\u0022i\na period of confinement ay lilui \u003E\nMoo: e.\nMrs A 1). N •■h...... and Janet\nvisited Mrs Nick-, motion in\nBedford. Sunday\nMi and Mis Thoinluh Snoddy\nof Parmville. visited In.- mother\nMrs. Reulne Snood... Sunday\nReturns Home\nWe are glad to say that Mrs\nMary Staton is at home now and\ncontinues to improve\nWeek end visitor, m the It It\nHanson home were Mr and Mrs.\nF. A Ran. on. of Chiton Forge.\nMr and M S I Hanson, of\nBremo. and Mr and Mrs W T\nHanson and latr.il\u003E. o; Folk Un\nion\nFollowing reeii.t lain our\nsucker fishermen havi gotten out\nrod and reel llaity la.e Hudanll.\nPrank Shumake. a no A D N. 11 -\nolas. of DUluyn. it) o: t a nice\ncateli. Saturday ’I.ay haven\u0027t\nreported the locution ol ’. is fish\ning spot, though, and many oth\ners would like to know." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5031, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0281", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0281", "label": "Dillwyn Rt. 3", "dtoType": "document", "order": 349, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0281-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Dillwyn Rt. 3\nM1 am| M \u0027i \u003Cimn i\u003C N x n\npd Judith, oi Richmond, were\n■ ck end guests of tier parents.\n.Mr and Mr.-. J G Atwater. Mr.\nNixon and other-\u0027 w. re busily en\ncaged Saturday m finishing up\nthe basement of his new home.\nMi Atwater returned with them\nto Richmond to do some woik for\none of his s n\u003C-in-law. as the land\ni’athei wet to io much on t he\n.arm now.\nMr and Mr Robert Carroll\nand children. Bobbie, and Beget\ni mi. of Roanoke, drove to Farm\nvillo Faturdav night and spent the\npight with his pannts. Mr and\nMrs I):-n Carroll. Sunday they\nspent the day with her parents.\nMr. and Mrs. J .! Stinson, re\nturning t Roanoke Sunday after\nnoon\nOther visitors in the Stinson\nhome that, day were Mrs. Dan\nCarroll Mrs Walter Cox. Mrs\nGeorge Sheffield and Linda Gail,\nof Karmville. and Gerald Stinson\nThe sick in our community arc\nmuch better M M. Davis is im\nproving fast Mr. and Mrs F M\nStinson have recovered and are\n{pending busy days again\n.T .1 Phaup spent week before\nlast m Richmond visiting his sen.-,..\nCrosby Phaup spent the week end\nm Richmond\nScot tsvi lie\nThe Scottsvdle Home Dfinon\n; ration Club will have an till -\n■)iv meeting Friday. Fell. 20. in\nthe home of Mrs. Lester Bailey\non Route (i, just West of Scott s\nville The meeting will begin at\n10 o’clock in the morning, and", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Dillwyn Rt. 3\nM1 am| M \u0027i \u003Cimn i\u003C N x n\npd Judith, oi Richmond, were\n■ ck end guests of tier parents.\n.Mr and Mr.-. J G Atwater. Mr.\nNixon and other-\u0027 w. re busily en\ncaged Saturday m finishing up\nthe basement of his new home.\nMi Atwater returned with them\nto Richmond to do some woik for\none of his s n\u003C-in-law. as the land\ni’athei wet to io much on t he\n.arm now.\nMr and Mr Robert Carroll\nand children. Bobbie, and Beget\ni mi. of Roanoke, drove to Farm\nvillo Faturdav night and spent the\npight with his pannts. Mr and\nMrs I):-n Carroll. Sunday they\nspent the day with her parents.\nMr. and Mrs. J .! Stinson, re\nturning t Roanoke Sunday after\nnoon\nOther visitors in the Stinson\nhome that, day were Mrs. Dan\nCarroll Mrs Walter Cox. Mrs\nGeorge Sheffield and Linda Gail,\nof Karmville. and Gerald Stinson\nThe sick in our community arc\nmuch better M M. Davis is im\nproving fast Mr. and Mrs F M\nStinson have recovered and are\n{pending busy days again\n.T .1 Phaup spent week before\nlast m Richmond visiting his sen.-,..\nCrosby Phaup spent the week end\nm Richmond\nScot tsvi lie\nThe Scottsvdle Home Dfinon\n; ration Club will have an till -\n■)iv meeting Friday. 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CESjl\nA New Truck-o-matic transmission!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "NOW-more than ever\nDodge gives you the most truck\nfor VOUr ITI0n6W ^New’ more powerful engines!\n* \u0022 * ☆New super-safe brakes! 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Truck-o\nmulic transmission with gyro I Fluid\nDrive, available on and . Ion", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Yes, of the .\u0027l leading makes of\ntrucks, only Dodge offers you:\n7 powerful engines. .1 of f hem brand\nnew, with 100 to 171 h.p. . . ad\nvanced dual-primarv type brakes in\n1- through 1-ton models, for sure\nstops and easy servicing . Truck-o\nmulic transmission with gyro I Fluid\nDrive, available on and . Ion" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6445, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0295", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0295", "label": "trucks, tor the host", "dtoType": "document", "order": 367, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0295-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "trucks, tor the host\nin no shill driving . .\nplus all of\u0027 t he ot her\nI )od ne e \\ c I ii i i \\ \u003C s\nshown at rij^ht!\nI\u0027illd out how these\nI fodiieext raseansave\nmoney. See us toda\\!\nft-ton through 4 ton", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "trucks, tor the host\nin no shill driving . .\nplus all of\u0027 t he ot her\nI )od ne e \\ c I ii i i \\ \u003C s\nshown at rij^ht!\nI\u0027illd out how these\nI fodiieext raseansave\nmoney. See us toda\\!\nft-ton through 4 ton" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5654, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0296", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0296", "label": "OF THE 3 LEADING MAKES, ONLY DODGE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 368, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0296-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "OF THE 3 LEADING MAKES, ONLY DODGE\nTRUCKS ARE \u0022Job-Rated” TO GIVE YCU\nTHESE AND MANY MORE ADVANTAGES\nGreatest maneuverability ol the 1 leaders\nsav es v mi l line and effort\nGreatest vision area ol the \u0022lag let von\nsee more . . . increases safety, handling case.\nWidest seat of the ■ leading makes\nMore power in the 1 ; and 2 Ion range\nthan the other 2 lending makes\nMore pick-up bodies than the other 2 lead\nors. including new llli wheelbase Ion\npic k tip.\n| Greatest 1/2-ton panel payload and e.,parity\nI ol the leaders.\n2 fuel filters on all models to assure ( leaner\nluol and a cleaner engine.\nFloating oil intake selects ( lean oil at top,\navoids sediment at bottom ol crankcase.\nWater distributing tube on all models directly\ncools valve seats . . means longer valve life.\n4- ring pistons on all engine - save oil. upkeep.\nIndependent parking brake on all models i;\nsimple, efficient. powerful.\nRivetless Cyclebond broke linings la I\nlonger, can I score brake drums linings\nare tapered and molded on many model\nlor quiet stops.\nOriflow shock absorbers on . and I\nton models give smoother riding, greater\ndriver control on roughest roads.\nBetter-balanced weight distribution lorextrn\npayload.\n* * *\nDodge pioneers . . . others follow! Many\nlent tires just adopted by other leading\nmakes have I men st a ndard on Dodge t rucks\nlor years! for example: chrome plated top\npiston rings in complete line, spark-plug\nlovers, bl-ampere generators, short, wheel\nbase, rustprooted sheet metal\nOnly Dodge builds trucks that are “Job\nRated\u0022 to fit your hauling needs.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "OF THE 3 LEADING MAKES, ONLY DODGE\nTRUCKS ARE \u0022Job-Rated” TO GIVE YCU\nTHESE AND MANY MORE ADVANTAGES\nGreatest maneuverability ol the 1 leaders\nsav es v mi l line and effort\nGreatest vision area ol the \u0022lag let von\nsee more . . . increases safety, handling case.\nWidest seat of the ■ leading makes\nMore power in the 1 ; and 2 Ion range\nthan the other 2 lending makes\nMore pick-up bodies than the other 2 lead\nors. including new llli wheelbase Ion\npic k tip.\n| Greatest 1/2-ton panel payload and e.,parity\nI ol the leaders.\n2 fuel filters on all models to assure ( leaner\nluol and a cleaner engine.\nFloating oil intake selects ( lean oil at top,\navoids sediment at bottom ol crankcase.\nWater distributing tube on all models directly\ncools valve seats . . means longer valve life.\n4- ring pistons on all engine - save oil. upkeep.\nIndependent parking brake on all models i;\nsimple, efficient. powerful.\nRivetless Cyclebond broke linings la I\nlonger, can I score brake drums linings\nare tapered and molded on many model\nlor quiet stops.\nOriflow shock absorbers on . and I\nton models give smoother riding, greater\ndriver control on roughest roads.\nBetter-balanced weight distribution lorextrn\npayload.\n* * *\nDodge pioneers . . . others follow! Many\nlent tires just adopted by other leading\nmakes have I men st a ndard on Dodge t rucks\nlor years! for example: chrome plated top\npiston rings in complete line, spark-plug\nlovers, bl-ampere generators, short, wheel\nbase, rustprooted sheet metal\nOnly Dodge builds trucks that are “Job\nRated\u0022 to fit your hauling needs." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6194, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK32" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0297", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0297", "label": "TAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY", "dtoType": "document", "order": 369, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0297-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "TAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY\nXOj VV. 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Experience\nhas shown such \u0022cheap seed\u0022 is\nreally the most costly seed they\ncan buy.\nYet a large part of the seed\ngrain used for sowing is only\nfarm cleaned. Much of it is\nsown as it comes from the com\nbine or thresher, a practice that\nshould be discouraged.\nWhere the fields have been kept\nrelatively free from weeds and\nthe farmer maintains a seed in\ncrease plot for each variety\ngrown, so that the seed is kept\npure and as free as possible\nfrom weeds and disease, the use\nof farm-cleaned seed grain for\niarge acreages may be defended,\nbut this advice does not apply\nto small - seeded legumes and\ngrass seeds.\nIt is out of the question for\nevery farmer who wishes to sow\u0027\nalfalfa, red clover. Ladino. clov\ner, hairy vetch, bromegrass,\norchardgrass or any one of many\nother legumes and grasses to\nproduce his own seed, or if he\ndoes produce it. *o obtain the\nhigh quality, disease - free and\nweed-free seed he desires for\nsowing.\nThe seed industry has millions\nof dollars invested in regular and\nspecial seed cleaning machinery.\nI 11 1 — ■ —i n . \u0027 ■ i\u0022» ■■■■ .", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Progressive farmers recognize\nthat the kind and quality of seed\nthey sow largely determine the\nvalue and quality of their crop.\nThey have learned they cannot\nsave money by\u0022 buying uncleaned\nor Superficially cleaned seed from I\na neighbor or cheap seed from\nan unknown truck peddler with- ;\nout documented tests of its pur- |\nity and germination. Experience\nhas shown such \u0022cheap seed\u0022 is\nreally the most costly seed they\ncan buy.\nYet a large part of the seed\ngrain used for sowing is only\nfarm cleaned. Much of it is\nsown as it comes from the com\nbine or thresher, a practice that\nshould be discouraged.\nWhere the fields have been kept\nrelatively free from weeds and\nthe farmer maintains a seed in\ncrease plot for each variety\ngrown, so that the seed is kept\npure and as free as possible\nfrom weeds and disease, the use\nof farm-cleaned seed grain for\niarge acreages may be defended,\nbut this advice does not apply\nto small - seeded legumes and\ngrass seeds.\nIt is out of the question for\nevery farmer who wishes to sow\u0027\nalfalfa, red clover. Ladino. clov\ner, hairy vetch, bromegrass,\norchardgrass or any one of many\nother legumes and grasses to\nproduce his own seed, or if he\ndoes produce it. *o obtain the\nhigh quality, disease - free and\nweed-free seed he desires for\nsowing.\nThe seed industry has millions\nof dollars invested in regular and\nspecial seed cleaning machinery.\nI 11 1 — ■ —i n . \u0027 ■ i\u0022» ■■■■ ." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6938, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0299", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0299", "label": "Wha* Makes Good Seed 1. Adapted variety 11 High", "dtoType": "document", "order": 372, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0299-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Wha* Makes Good Seed\n1. Adapted variety\n11 High yield records\n3 High quality of crop\n4 High seed purity\n5 Small total weec. seeds\n(1. Freedom from noxious\nweeds\n7 High germination\nit Freedom from diseases", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Wha* Makes Good Seed\n1. Adapted variety\n11 High yield records\n3 High quality of crop\n4 High seed purity\n5 Small total weec. seeds\n(1. Freedom from noxious\nweeds\n7 High germination\nit Freedom from diseases" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5824, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0300", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0300", "label": "The L\u003E.” id.mts operate their o. i: i seed-testing", "dtoType": "document", "order": 373, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0300-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The L\u003E.” id.mts operate their o. i: i\nseed-testing laboratories, employ\nskilled workmen and technicians,\nto process, refine and control the\nquality of farm seed from its .\noriginal country-run or rough\ncleaned state into the high quality\nstandards required by present\nday agriculture\nConsidered on price alone, the", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The L\u003E.” id.mts operate their o. i: i\nseed-testing laboratories, employ\nskilled workmen and technicians,\nto process, refine and control the\nquality of farm seed from its .\noriginal country-run or rough\ncleaned state into the high quality\nstandards required by present\nday agriculture\nConsidered on price alone, the" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5801, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0301", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0301", "label": "difference between high-quality recleaned and farm-cleaned seed is very", "dtoType": "document", "order": 374, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0301-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "difference between high-quality\nrecleaned and farm-cleaned seed\nis very little. Take red clover, at\n50 cents per pound for high\nquality, tested seed against say\n35 cents for the unknown qual\nity. the so-called “baigain\u0022 seed.\nAt 10 pounds per acre, the differ\nence is only $1.50 pci acre.\nThe seed cost is small com\npared with the expense of pre\nparing the land and doing the\nseeding. It is certainly folly to\nrisk a poor stand or invite an m\nfectation of weeds or disease\nwhen for so little more these un\nnecessary risks can be avoided.\nRecleaned, refined, tested and\ntagged seed is the most econ\nomical seed to use. It gives you\nthe kind of crop insurance you\nWant at low cost.\nPERSONAL DEBTS\nThe Federal Reserve Board has\nreported that the personal debts\nof Americans totaled $23,975,000.\n000. at the end of 1952.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "difference between high-quality\nrecleaned and farm-cleaned seed\nis very little. Take red clover, at\n50 cents per pound for high\nquality, tested seed against say\n35 cents for the unknown qual\nity. the so-called “baigain\u0022 seed.\nAt 10 pounds per acre, the differ\nence is only $1.50 pci acre.\nThe seed cost is small com\npared with the expense of pre\nparing the land and doing the\nseeding. It is certainly folly to\nrisk a poor stand or invite an m\nfectation of weeds or disease\nwhen for so little more these un\nnecessary risks can be avoided.\nRecleaned, refined, tested and\ntagged seed is the most econ\nomical seed to use. It gives you\nthe kind of crop insurance you\nWant at low cost.\nPERSONAL DEBTS\nThe Federal Reserve Board has\nreported that the personal debts\nof Americans totaled $23,975,000.\n000. at the end of 1952." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.769, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0302", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0302", "label": "Rotation Helps", "dtoType": "document", "order": 375, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0302-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Rotation Helps\nControl Tobacco\nPlant Diseases\nPlan to follow a definite rota\ntion in the tobacco field.\nS. B. Fenne, plant pathologist\nat VPI, says blackshank. rootknot.\nand in fact, all soil borne diseases\nare always much more severe if\ntobacco is grown in me same soil\nyear after year.\nHe cites some results of tests\nat the Chatham branch of VPI\nAgricultural Experiment Station,\nwhich point up the value of rota\ntions. There, researchers have\nfound that a two-yeai rotation of\ntobacco wheat, and led top the\nfirst year, followed the second\nyear by W\u0027heat and red top, re\nsulted in a good yield of high\nquality tobacco.\nRotations including a legume\nsuch as vetch or clovei usually in\ncrease the pounds of tobacco and\nalso the yield of coin which may\nfollow, but unless caie is taken\nthere is danger of producing\nHeavy, rough tobacco. If corn fol\nlows the legume it will remove\nI much of the nitrogeh in the soil\nand should result in high quality\ntobacco.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Rotation Helps\nControl Tobacco\nPlant Diseases\nPlan to follow a definite rota\ntion in the tobacco field.\nS. B. Fenne, plant pathologist\nat VPI, says blackshank. rootknot.\nand in fact, all soil borne diseases\nare always much more severe if\ntobacco is grown in me same soil\nyear after year.\nHe cites some results of tests\nat the Chatham branch of VPI\nAgricultural Experiment Station,\nwhich point up the value of rota\ntions. There, researchers have\nfound that a two-yeai rotation of\ntobacco wheat, and led top the\nfirst year, followed the second\nyear by W\u0027heat and red top, re\nsulted in a good yield of high\nquality tobacco.\nRotations including a legume\nsuch as vetch or clovei usually in\ncrease the pounds of tobacco and\nalso the yield of coin which may\nfollow, but unless caie is taken\nthere is danger of producing\nHeavy, rough tobacco. If corn fol\nlows the legume it will remove\nI much of the nitrogeh in the soil\nand should result in high quality\ntobacco." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7555, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0504", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0504", "label": "Production Tests Bring Recognition To Prince Edward Guernsey Cows, Bull J", "dtoType": "document", "order": 376, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0504-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Production Tests Bring Recognition\nTo Prince Edward Guernsey Cows, Bull\nJ", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Production Tests Bring Recognition\nTo Prince Edward Guernsey Cows, Bull\nJ" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8054, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0303", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0303", "label": "Some of the herds of members of the Dairy", "dtoType": "document", "order": 377, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0303-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Some of the herds of members\nof the Dairy Herd Improvement\nAssociation of Prince Edward\nhave been making valuable re\ncords which have been recognized\nby the American Guernsey Cattle\nClub and by the Bureau of Dairy\nIndustry of the United States De\npartment of Agriculture\nAnnouncements have been re\nceived recently that two Guernsey\ncows in the herd of W. B Gates\nSons of Rice have made excellent\nrecords of production. Evergreen\u0027s\nGolden I.ady. a ten year old\nGuernsey has just produced a re\ncord of 11 009 ixiund.s of milk and\n537 pounds of butterfat and was\nmilked 596 times while on test.\nShe is the daughter of the famous\n■sire. Midvicw\u0027s Golden, that has\n46 daughters and one son in the\nPerformance Register of The\nAmerican Guernsey Cattle Club.\nTop Jnn\u0027or Cow\nAnother re corn made by Cherio\n\u003Ef Molly Brook belonging to W.\nB Gates Sons, Rice, has pro\nduced 8.439 pounds of milk and\n460 pounds of butterfat. This re\neord has also just been released\nby the American Guernsey Cattle\nClub from official records of Herd", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Some of the herds of members\nof the Dairy Herd Improvement\nAssociation of Prince Edward\nhave been making valuable re\ncords which have been recognized\nby the American Guernsey Cattle\nClub and by the Bureau of Dairy\nIndustry of the United States De\npartment of Agriculture\nAnnouncements have been re\nceived recently that two Guernsey\ncows in the herd of W. B Gates\nSons of Rice have made excellent\nrecords of production. Evergreen\u0027s\nGolden I.ady. a ten year old\nGuernsey has just produced a re\ncord of 11 009 ixiund.s of milk and\n537 pounds of butterfat and was\nmilked 596 times while on test.\nShe is the daughter of the famous\n■sire. Midvicw\u0027s Golden, that has\n46 daughters and one son in the\nPerformance Register of The\nAmerican Guernsey Cattle Club.\nTop Jnn\u0027or Cow\nAnother re corn made by Cherio\n\u003Ef Molly Brook belonging to W.\nB Gates Sons, Rice, has pro\nduced 8.439 pounds of milk and\n460 pounds of butterfat. This re\neord has also just been released\nby the American Guernsey Cattle\nClub from official records of Herd" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6105, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0304", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0304", "label": "Imorovement Registry. Cherlo was a junior four-year-old and was", "dtoType": "document", "order": 378, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0304-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Imorovement Registry. Cherlo\nwas a junior four-year-old and\nwas milked 594 times while on\ntest She is the daughter of the\noutstanding Guernsey sire. Mid\nview Majesty\u0027s Independent, that\nhas 22 daughters in the Perform\nance Register of the American\nGuernsey Cattle Club.\nProven Bull\nAlso just received is informa\ntion that Guernsey bull, Midview\nCharmer’s Prank, belonging to F .\nH Johns of Parmville. has just \u0027\ncompleted a record which places |\nhim in the proven sire class, since !\nsix or more daughters of this bull !\nhave produced an average differ\nence of 1.791 pounds of rnilk more\nthan their dams and average but - ;\nter fat production of 103 pounds\nmore than their dams.\nThese records are gathered by\nthe D H I A Supervisor and\nindicate the progress being made\nby these dairymen having the\nproduction of their herds check\ned monthly. Gus Hammond, of\nRoanoke, has recently been em\nployed by the Prince Edward D\nH I A and is responsible for\ngathering such records as those\nindicated above.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Imorovement Registry. Cherlo\nwas a junior four-year-old and\nwas milked 594 times while on\ntest She is the daughter of the\noutstanding Guernsey sire. Mid\nview Majesty\u0027s Independent, that\nhas 22 daughters in the Perform\nance Register of the American\nGuernsey Cattle Club.\nProven Bull\nAlso just received is informa\ntion that Guernsey bull, Midview\nCharmer’s Prank, belonging to F .\nH Johns of Parmville. has just \u0027\ncompleted a record which places |\nhim in the proven sire class, since !\nsix or more daughters of this bull !\nhave produced an average differ\nence of 1.791 pounds of rnilk more\nthan their dams and average but - ;\nter fat production of 103 pounds\nmore than their dams.\nThese records are gathered by\nthe D H I A Supervisor and\nindicate the progress being made\nby these dairymen having the\nproduction of their herds check\ned monthly. Gus Hammond, of\nRoanoke, has recently been em\nployed by the Prince Edward D\nH I A and is responsible for\ngathering such records as those\nindicated above." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6557, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0505", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0505", "label": "WRINGER WOES", "dtoType": "document", "order": 379, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0505-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "WRINGER WOES", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "WRINGER WOES" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.78, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0506", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0506", "label": "OR BASKET", "dtoType": "document", "order": 380, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0506-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "OR BASKET", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "OR BASKET" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8515, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0507", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0507", "label": "OR WEATHER", "dtoType": "document", "order": 381, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0507-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "OR WEATHER", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "OR WEATHER" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.758, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0508", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0508", "label": "WHEN YOU HAVE AN", "dtoType": "document", "order": 382, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0508-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "WHEN YOU HAVE AN", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "WHEN YOU HAVE AN" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.993, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0305", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0305", "label": "FROM washer to wr\u0027ngef, froth tub to tub, to", "dtoType": "document", "order": 383, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0305-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "FROM washer to wr\u0027ngef, froth tub to\ntub, to basket, to clothesline. Stoop,\nstretch, lift and lug. Worry about the\nweather Worry about the w»nd, soot and\ndust. That used to be washday routine in\nthe average home.\nIt isn\u0027t necessary now. It isn\u0027t even smart\nnor when an automatic electric dryer\ncan do the job so quickly, easily, safely!\nYou\u0027ll be thrilled with the time and work\nsaved -- you\u0027ll love the way your clothes\ndry soft and fluffy . . . ony hour, any day!\nAnd you\u0027ll have 52 to 78 extra hours cm\nyear for yourse/f . . . because that\u0027s the\ntime most women save when they ^jry\nclothes electrically !", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FROM washer to wr\u0027ngef, froth tub to\ntub, to basket, to clothesline. Stoop,\nstretch, lift and lug. Worry about the\nweather Worry about the w»nd, soot and\ndust. That used to be washday routine in\nthe average home.\nIt isn\u0027t necessary now. It isn\u0027t even smart\nnor when an automatic electric dryer\ncan do the job so quickly, easily, safely!\nYou\u0027ll be thrilled with the time and work\nsaved -- you\u0027ll love the way your clothes\ndry soft and fluffy . . . ony hour, any day!\nAnd you\u0027ll have 52 to 78 extra hours cm\nyear for yourse/f . . . because that\u0027s the\ntime most women save when they ^jry\nclothes electrically !" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6574, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0509", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0509", "label": "UIRCMM ELECTRIC RHD POWER CORIPRHV", "dtoType": "document", "order": 384, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0509-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "UIRCMM ELECTRIC RHD POWER CORIPRHV", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "UIRCMM ELECTRIC RHD POWER CORIPRHV" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7958, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0306", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0306", "label": "SEED TREATMENT", "dtoType": "document", "order": 385, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0306-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "SEED TREATMENT\nOF SMALL GRAINS\nADVISED AT VPI\nSeed treatment of spring oats is 1\nparticularly important this year\nto control loose and covered smuts .\n—diseases which have caused!\nwidespread losses in recent years.\nS. B. Fenne. plant disease special- I\n1st at VPI. says theie was much I\nmore smut on oats than usual in\n1952, and this means more seed\nwill be contaminated.\nSecond blights also can be\nlargely controlled by chemical\nseed treatment. Fenne\u0027s advice:\nBe sure all small grain seeds are\nthoroughly cleaned Defore treat\ning. A cleaning Job will remove all\nundersized, shriveled, diseased\ngrains, and will leave a more uni\nform lot of seeds to be treated.\nProper cleaning also will remove\nweed seeds that may be present.\nTreat at least 24 hours before\nI planting with one-half ounce of\n1 ceresan dust per bushel of seed.\nTreatment may be done several\ni weeks before planting if the seed\n, is stored in a dry place.\nA mixing machine, such as a\nbarrel, a cement mixer, or an old\nchurn, will be needed. A chute ar\ni rangement called the Minnesota\nSeed Grain Treater is easy to use.\nIt saves time and does a thorough\n; job. It is easily built on the farm,\n: and plans are available from\ncounty agents.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SEED TREATMENT\nOF SMALL GRAINS\nADVISED AT VPI\nSeed treatment of spring oats is 1\nparticularly important this year\nto control loose and covered smuts .\n—diseases which have caused!\nwidespread losses in recent years.\nS. B. Fenne. plant disease special- I\n1st at VPI. says theie was much I\nmore smut on oats than usual in\n1952, and this means more seed\nwill be contaminated.\nSecond blights also can be\nlargely controlled by chemical\nseed treatment. Fenne\u0027s advice:\nBe sure all small grain seeds are\nthoroughly cleaned Defore treat\ning. A cleaning Job will remove all\nundersized, shriveled, diseased\ngrains, and will leave a more uni\nform lot of seeds to be treated.\nProper cleaning also will remove\nweed seeds that may be present.\nTreat at least 24 hours before\nI planting with one-half ounce of\n1 ceresan dust per bushel of seed.\nTreatment may be done several\ni weeks before planting if the seed\n, is stored in a dry place.\nA mixing machine, such as a\nbarrel, a cement mixer, or an old\nchurn, will be needed. A chute ar\ni rangement called the Minnesota\nSeed Grain Treater is easy to use.\nIt saves time and does a thorough\n; job. It is easily built on the farm,\n: and plans are available from\ncounty agents." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7711, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0307", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0307", "label": "Treat the seed out-of-doors, or in a well-ventilated room,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 386, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0307-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Treat the seed out-of-doors, or\nin a well-ventilated room, and\nstore out of reach of animals.\nTreated seed is poisonous, and\ntherefore should not t\u003Ee fed to\nlivestock.\nFenne points out that seed\ntreatment of spring oats pays for\nitself many times in increased\ncrop returns.\nKEEPS VOW\nCleveland, O.—A pioinise made\n37 years ago was recently made\ngood when Morris Clark, of Edin\nourg. Scotland, visited his broth\ner Hyman, 57, who was seriously\nill at the Crile Veterans Admin\nistration Hospital. The last time\nthey met was in a hospital at\nGlasgow, where Hyman was re\ncovering from being gassed in\nWorld War 1", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Treat the seed out-of-doors, or\nin a well-ventilated room, and\nstore out of reach of animals.\nTreated seed is poisonous, and\ntherefore should not t\u003Ee fed to\nlivestock.\nFenne points out that seed\ntreatment of spring oats pays for\nitself many times in increased\ncrop returns.\nKEEPS VOW\nCleveland, O.—A pioinise made\n37 years ago was recently made\ngood when Morris Clark, of Edin\nourg. Scotland, visited his broth\ner Hyman, 57, who was seriously\nill at the Crile Veterans Admin\nistration Hospital. The last time\nthey met was in a hospital at\nGlasgow, where Hyman was re\ncovering from being gassed in\nWorld War 1" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6708, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0510", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0510", "label": "Farm Bureau Members Plan Member i Drive At Recent Richmond Session", "dtoType": "document", "order": 387, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0510-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Farm Bureau Members Plan Member\ni\nDrive At Recent Richmond Session", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farm Bureau Members Plan Member\ni\nDrive At Recent Richmond Session" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7628, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0308", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0308", "label": "County Farm Bureau groups in , this area were", "dtoType": "document", "order": 388, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0308-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "County Farm Bureau groups in ,\nthis area were represented at the\nstate-wide conference at Hotel!\nRichmond, February 11.\nAmong those attending were\nEdward T, Janney, Harold Henry.\nMr. and Mrs. Paul Boch, of Pow\nhatan county, Mr and Mrs.\nCharles Brisentine, J. Nat Wilker\nson. A. E. Dunkley and Charles\nW. Rice, of Prince Edward coun\nty, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Jones, W.\nL. Hamersley, Mrs. Robert Jenks\nand A. H. Driggs. of Charlotte\ncounty, Mr. and Mrs. John Put\nney and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. San\nderson. of Cumberland county.\nE T. Janney. of Powhatan,\nserved as toastmaster for the\nTuesday night banquet. O. R\nLong, AFBF Regional Feld Re\npresentative spoke on \u0022Bee Hive\nBehavior\u0022 and \u0022It\u0027s Up to Me in\n’53.” R. Flake Shaw, executive\nvice president of the North Caro\nlina FB Federation presented in\n! formative facts concerning the\nFB\u0027s past, present and future", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "County Farm Bureau groups in ,\nthis area were represented at the\nstate-wide conference at Hotel!\nRichmond, February 11.\nAmong those attending were\nEdward T, Janney, Harold Henry.\nMr. and Mrs. Paul Boch, of Pow\nhatan county, Mr and Mrs.\nCharles Brisentine, J. Nat Wilker\nson. A. E. Dunkley and Charles\nW. Rice, of Prince Edward coun\nty, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Jones, W.\nL. Hamersley, Mrs. Robert Jenks\nand A. H. Driggs. of Charlotte\ncounty, Mr. and Mrs. John Put\nney and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. San\nderson. of Cumberland county.\nE T. Janney. of Powhatan,\nserved as toastmaster for the\nTuesday night banquet. O. R\nLong, AFBF Regional Feld Re\npresentative spoke on \u0022Bee Hive\nBehavior\u0022 and \u0022It\u0027s Up to Me in\n’53.” R. Flake Shaw, executive\nvice president of the North Caro\nlina FB Federation presented in\n! formative facts concerning the\nFB\u0027s past, present and future" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7709, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0309", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0309", "label": "needs. Virginia .eaders, if. G Blalock, Cullen Johnson, John", "dtoType": "document", "order": 389, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0309-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "needs.\nVirginia .eaders, if. G Blalock,\nCullen Johnson, John R. Batts.;\nPick Butl\u003C r. Hugh Dailey, M. A.\nHubbard ind A1 Plory presented\na challen :e to all on the forth\ncoming r lembership campaign.\nThey s lid the March 3 mem- ,\nbership ilitz’ must be successful\nbecause \u003Ef the individual aware\nness in the South of the benefit\nfor local group activites, and be\ncause this region has lagged be\nhind other areas of the nation in\nmembers.\nThey pointed out that although\nVirginia was one of two Southern\nstates falling short of 1952 mem\nbership goals, her increase in per\ncent of members was among the\nhighest. They declared more good,\nthinking members are needed to\nmake each local organization\nfunction more efficiently in local\naffairs and for the promotion of\nbetter producer-consumer rela\ntions.\nVirginia’s Mrs. DeShazo, of Es", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "needs.\nVirginia .eaders, if. G Blalock,\nCullen Johnson, John R. Batts.;\nPick Butl\u003C r. Hugh Dailey, M. A.\nHubbard ind A1 Plory presented\na challen :e to all on the forth\ncoming r lembership campaign.\nThey s lid the March 3 mem- ,\nbership ilitz’ must be successful\nbecause \u003Ef the individual aware\nness in the South of the benefit\nfor local group activites, and be\ncause this region has lagged be\nhind other areas of the nation in\nmembers.\nThey pointed out that although\nVirginia was one of two Southern\nstates falling short of 1952 mem\nbership goals, her increase in per\ncent of members was among the\nhighest. They declared more good,\nthinking members are needed to\nmake each local organization\nfunction more efficiently in local\naffairs and for the promotion of\nbetter producer-consumer rela\ntions.\nVirginia’s Mrs. DeShazo, of Es" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7392, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0310", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0310", "label": "West Coast Trip", "dtoType": "document", "order": 390, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0310-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "West Coast Trip\nFascinating Tour\nTo T. Dayton Dillon\nT. Dayton Dillon, ol Darlington\nHeights, has returned after at\ntending a Rural Electrification\nAdministration convention in San\nFrancisco. Calif., for five days.\nHe traveled with other dele\ngates by train taking a southern\nroute through Mississippi. Louisi\nana. Texas, Mexico and Arizona.\nThere were many stops at the\nprincipal cities, witn numerous\nsight-seeing opportunities.\nMr. Dillon was much impress\ned with rice fields in Louisiana,\nthe beautiful jewelry in Old\nMexico. In Southern California,\nhe visited Ghost Town and\nKnott’s Berry Farm, where a\nrestaurant features the pies made\nfrom berries grown on the famed\n800-acre berry farm.\nsex county, was one of the Farm\nBureau leaders from over the na\ntion, meeting with President\nEisenhower in the Cabinet Room\nof the White House recently, to\ndiscuss agricultural affairs.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "West Coast Trip\nFascinating Tour\nTo T. Dayton Dillon\nT. Dayton Dillon, ol Darlington\nHeights, has returned after at\ntending a Rural Electrification\nAdministration convention in San\nFrancisco. Calif., for five days.\nHe traveled with other dele\ngates by train taking a southern\nroute through Mississippi. Louisi\nana. Texas, Mexico and Arizona.\nThere were many stops at the\nprincipal cities, witn numerous\nsight-seeing opportunities.\nMr. Dillon was much impress\ned with rice fields in Louisiana,\nthe beautiful jewelry in Old\nMexico. In Southern California,\nhe visited Ghost Town and\nKnott’s Berry Farm, where a\nrestaurant features the pies made\nfrom berries grown on the famed\n800-acre berry farm.\nsex county, was one of the Farm\nBureau leaders from over the na\ntion, meeting with President\nEisenhower in the Cabinet Room\nof the White House recently, to\ndiscuss agricultural affairs." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7527, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0311", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0311", "label": "The Darlington Heights travel er was delighted with the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 391, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0311-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Darlington Heights travel\ner was delighted with the beauti\nful orange and lemon groves in\nCalifornia, and the variety of\ntemperature and landscape\namazed him. At the foot of the\nmountains the temperature was\n85 degrees, while atop the lofty\npeaks, skiers wen gliding over\nsnowbound slopes.\nIn Nevada, he visited Reno and\nCarson City, the smallest capital\nin the U. S. He also toured Vir\nginia City where he saw old gold\nmines. Returning. Mr. Dillon\ntraveled through Chicago and the\nWest. He returned to Darlington\nHeights. February 3.\nFACTORY PAY\nThe Bureau of Labor Statistics\nestimates that the hourly earn\nings of factory workers have risen\nan average of 12 pei cent in the\npast two years. Gross hously earn\nings. which include overtime and\nother premium ,\u003Cay. were $1.73 in\nmid - December. 1952, compared\nwith $1.54 two years earlier. Aver\nage weekly earnings of factory\nproduction workers reached a neu\nhigh of $72.36 last December.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Darlington Heights travel\ner was delighted with the beauti\nful orange and lemon groves in\nCalifornia, and the variety of\ntemperature and landscape\namazed him. At the foot of the\nmountains the temperature was\n85 degrees, while atop the lofty\npeaks, skiers wen gliding over\nsnowbound slopes.\nIn Nevada, he visited Reno and\nCarson City, the smallest capital\nin the U. S. He also toured Vir\nginia City where he saw old gold\nmines. Returning. Mr. Dillon\ntraveled through Chicago and the\nWest. He returned to Darlington\nHeights. February 3.\nFACTORY PAY\nThe Bureau of Labor Statistics\nestimates that the hourly earn\nings of factory workers have risen\nan average of 12 pei cent in the\npast two years. Gross hously earn\nings. which include overtime and\nother premium ,\u003Cay. were $1.73 in\nmid - December. 1952, compared\nwith $1.54 two years earlier. 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Light- and medium-duty\nmodels, with Thriftmaster engine, pro\nvide extra economy.\nstaying power\nNow, heavier, stronger, more durable\nframes increase rigidity, add to rug\ngednest and stamina of all 1953\nChevrolet trucks.\nmore\nbraking power\nChevrolet trucks up to 4000 Series\nheavy-duty models are equipped with\n\u0027Torque-Action” brakes. Series 4000.\n5000 and 6000 heavy-duty trucks use\nextra-large \u0022Torque-Action” brakes m\nfront, ‘‘Twin-Action” type in rear.\neconomy\nGreater stamina of 1953 Chevrolet\ntrucks, extra gasoline economy in\nheavy-duty models with Loudmaster\nengine, reduces hauling costs.\nr ii—.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "engine power\nAdvanced Loadmastcr engine—stand\nard equipment on 5000, 6000 Series\nheavy-duty and forward-control mod\nels, optional on 4000 Series heavy\nduty trucks. 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Frviuv. Fib. 20\nat 8 15 p. tri . is one of the largest\nand most distinguished ever to be\ntoured by the uuni.t.iblt tneat.e\nat Abingdon.\nRobert Porterlield f :i a: i\nmanaging director o; or.\u0022 of\nAmerica\u0027s o it stand::’. \u0027 ■ trt\nplaying t.li** role c: \u0027in- -\nspoken Virginian, a par\u0027 hi cre\nated last summer In add;\u0027 •« h.\nhis innumerable duties at the\ntheatre, he is i on. tarxtl\u003E in d( ■\nmaud for lecture • :i. ,t a va u\nthro: \u0027 \u0027 e United Stat tnd\nstill manages to m rve n the\ni\u003E ai d of directo: o: ■ N.p i .\nTheatre Conferen a n .i\nAmerican Nat.on • I Th • . \u0027: . ■ •.: i\nAcademy as r. nil as , . . .-::n tu •\nordinating comm: -; e Y.i\nHighlands Ft nival\n(\u003Ew\u003C n 1 hilhjps 1 -\npart of a dude, iia ••••a r a a;\nmany Warner B.\nand was a na: \u003E\nStuart Walker R- ’ . Ti\nHe is a ; run : it. i. i \\n\ncmnati. w la-re . - »\ndire\u003C tor of tin Aci Id and\nhead cf the drama department\no( the Cur :;vma’ i • • •.\nMusic At tii. Barhi Tii- .\nserves m the d :ai c:r , ch- T ci;", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The cast for The Yu man \u0027\u0027\nwhich the famous Barter Theatre\nof Virginia is presenting at .Jar\nman Auditorium, .-reaver.: by ti:\nLone wood Players. Frviuv. Fib. 20\nat 8 15 p. tri . is one of the largest\nand most distinguished ever to be\ntoured by the uuni.t.iblt tneat.e\nat Abingdon.\nRobert Porterlield f :i a: i\nmanaging director o; or.\u0022 of\nAmerica\u0027s o it stand::’. \u0027 ■ trt\nplaying t.li** role c: \u0027in- -\nspoken Virginian, a par\u0027 hi cre\nated last summer In add;\u0027 •« h.\nhis innumerable duties at the\ntheatre, he is i on. tarxtl\u003E in d( ■\nmaud for lecture • :i. ,t a va u\nthro: \u0027 \u0027 e United Stat tnd\nstill manages to m rve n the\ni\u003E ai d of directo: o: ■ N.p i .\nTheatre Conferen a n .i\nAmerican Nat.on • I Th • . \u0027: . ■ •.: i\nAcademy as r. nil as , . . .-::n tu •\nordinating comm: -; e Y.i\nHighlands Ft nival\n(\u003Ew\u003C n 1 hilhjps 1 -\npart of a dude, iia ••••a r a a;\nmany Warner B.\nand was a na: \u003E\nStuart Walker R- ’ . Ti\nHe is a ; run : it. i. i \\n\ncmnati. w la-re . - »\ndire\u003C tor of tin Aci Id and\nhead cf the drama department\no( the Cur :;vma’ i • • •.\nMusic At tii. Barhi Tii- .\nserves m the d :ai c:r , ch- T ci;" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5687, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0322", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0322", "label": "rector and actor. Plays .lud-te For 35 years. 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Bu-mess, a ml ted\nionieda tine a veteran truipei.\nIfrom iier ov, :i stock company\n\u0027•‘i \u0027 le]\\ y:i Dourl i. and\nMai h B ham;- Under contract to\n\u0027.I-11 -M .oid i\u0027nited Artists ;n the\n• .irly da ■ of motion pictures\nhomy o: h r co-workers were\nj\u0027.ch a\u0022. ‘ \u003C . csis a Mary Pick\n:■!i:* 1 md ‘ o;h1 Barrymore\nc.i : s 1 m Ma l.e.ui. Clia: le\nts. vs \u003E; : «\u003E\u003C i tif.y | een on\nHi i civ iv .;i Lie comedy hit.\npea son m \u0027.• Sun.\u0022 a- well as\n[Del ‘ s. r ; ary ‘ and ha an\n;\u0022 .• - d ‘1.\u0022 follow n uyies.\nBui th( mely Heart.\u0022\n:t\u003E*o‘ os.-n 1‘ s - Naked Cit•\nB 1 ■ in Guilty Bystamd\n\\\u003Ellijn Traumas\n■ villi.in Trampas. .Terry\nO id‘ ooo to til Barter Theatre", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "rector and actor.\nPlays .lud-te\nFor 35 years. Leo Chalzel, who\nplays Lie part of J.idre Henry\nhas l ei n ;;i the theatre, appcar\nmc m every branch from vaude\nville to television. Some of In\n» \u003Etc\\v rt performances were in\nthe t i-people ‘ Close Quarters.\u0022\nO ‘ la 1 witl: Waiter Huston\nhis Dow Imp s \u0022Here Come the\nClowns.\u0022 Saroyan\u0027s \u0022The Time of\nYour L; ■ My Dear Children\u0022\nt;. i 1 .s Ic I\u0027sian Cometh\nL : \u0027 • ! aVt rn. a Mr- Henry\nis M;ss Siinv. Bu-mess, a ml ted\nionieda tine a veteran truipei.\nIfrom iier ov, :i stock company\n\u0027•‘i \u0027 le]\\ y:i Dourl i. and\nMai h B ham;- Under contract to\n\u0027.I-11 -M .oid i\u0027nited Artists ;n the\n• .irly da ■ of motion pictures\nhomy o: h r co-workers were\nj\u0027.ch a\u0022. ‘ \u003C . csis a Mary Pick\n:■!i:* 1 md ‘ o;h1 Barrymore\nc.i : s 1 m Ma l.e.ui. 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He received\nj special training at the Pasadena\nj Playhouse and is a protege of\nRuth Garland Metcalf and was\necommended to the Barter\nj Theatre by Howard Lindsey and\nborothy Stirkney.\nAlma Loftness, who plays the\nrole of Molly Wo d. the school\neacher from Vermont, has ap\neared in many productions at\nj Roanoke College, University of\n\u0027■forth Carolina and the Beach\nPlayhouse. Old Orchard. Me. On\nnational tour with the world faili\nngs Barter Players, she was rc\nentlv seen in \u0022The Curious Sav\nige\u0022 and \u0022The Late Christopher\n\u0022lean \u0022\nTickets for \u0022The Virginian\u0022\nnay be purchased in the home\niffiee of Longwood College, at the\n■ox-office of Jarman Auditorium,\nliter Feb. 10. fr an 4 p. ni. to 6\nm. Tickets will also be on sale\nt several of the local stores.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "after appearing at the Detroit\n: Light Opera Company with Vi\nvienne Segal, Allan Jones, Ira\nPitnui and others who light up\nthe Mazda Lanes. He received\nj special training at the Pasadena\nj Playhouse and is a protege of\nRuth Garland Metcalf and was\necommended to the Barter\nj Theatre by Howard Lindsey and\nborothy Stirkney.\nAlma Loftness, who plays the\nrole of Molly Wo d. the school\neacher from Vermont, has ap\neared in many productions at\nj Roanoke College, University of\n\u0027■forth Carolina and the Beach\nPlayhouse. Old Orchard. Me. On\nnational tour with the world faili\nngs Barter Players, she was rc\nentlv seen in \u0022The Curious Sav\nige\u0022 and \u0022The Late Christopher\n\u0022lean \u0022\nTickets for \u0022The Virginian\u0022\nnay be purchased in the home\niffiee of Longwood College, at the\n■ox-office of Jarman Auditorium,\nliter Feb. 10. fr an 4 p. ni. to 6\nm. Tickets will also be on sale\nt several of the local stores." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6233, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0326", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0326", "label": "Deatonville", "dtoType": "document", "order": 414, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0326-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Deatonville\nPfc. Ernest Basic returned to\ni \u0027’.imp. in Michigan. last Thurs\nj ’ay after spending ten days here\n| \u0027Mth Mr.\u0027. Basic and Mr. and Mrs.\nj Stanley Gills.\nJoseph Gills left Saturday for\nj ’aim Beach. Fla., to spend a\nI eek.\nMr and Mrs Irving Noble left\n| Sunday in company with Mr. and\nMrs. Earl Noble, of Richmond, for\n! ’lorida on a vacation.\nMr. and Mrs. Mack Lindsey and\ni Mrs. Harry Corey, of Arlington,\npent Wednesday night with Mr.\nmd Mrs J. c. Hillsman.\nMr and Mrs. Weld n King, and\nMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gills and\non. Joseph, visited Mr and Mrs.\n’ C Kmp. at Victoria. Friday\nnight.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Deatonville\nPfc. Ernest Basic returned to\ni \u0027’.imp. in Michigan. last Thurs\nj ’ay after spending ten days here\n| \u0027Mth Mr.\u0027. Basic and Mr. and Mrs.\nj Stanley Gills.\nJoseph Gills left Saturday for\nj ’aim Beach. Fla., to spend a\nI eek.\nMr and Mrs Irving Noble left\n| Sunday in company with Mr. and\nMrs. Earl Noble, of Richmond, for\n! ’lorida on a vacation.\nMr. and Mrs. Mack Lindsey and\ni Mrs. Harry Corey, of Arlington,\npent Wednesday night with Mr.\nmd Mrs J. c. Hillsman.\nMr and Mrs. Weld n King, and\nMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gills and\non. Joseph, visited Mr and Mrs.\n’ C Kmp. at Victoria. Friday\nnight." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6489, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0327", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0327", "label": "Hoepital Visit Mrs. Gordon Estes and Mrs Stanley Gills", "dtoType": "document", "order": 415, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0327-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Hoepital Visit\nMrs. Gordon Estes and Mrs\nStanley Gills visited Gordon\nEstes. Who is a patient at M\u003C -\nGune Hospital in Richmond. Sun\nday\nMr and Mrs Billy Sims and\nsoils, of Stafford, spent from last\nSunday until Tuesday with Mr\nmd Mrs. Eddie Rucker.\nMr and Mrs. Reed Woodall and\ndaughter and Mrs. R M Wrod\ntll. of Richmond. spent last Sun\nia.v with Mr and Mrs. Pembelton\nHenry Nash came home from\nHie hospital Thursday and is do\ning finely.\nMrs Stanley Gills. Mrs. Gor\ndon Estes and Mp Weldon King\n- ailed to see Mrs Vester Jenkins\nlast Sunday night\nMr- George Wingo was a lim\nner guest of Mr and Mrs Jake\nCaller, ot Parmvillr. Thursday\nHelp W nil Taper\nMr and Mrs. Raymond Jenkins\naid Tommy of Richmond, spent\nthe week end with Mr and Mrs.\nHarry Jenkins, and wall papered\ntwo rooms for Mrs. Jenkins.\nMr and Mrs. Raymond Newton\nand family, of Clarksville, spent\nthe week end with Floyd Ruekei\nand sister\nMr and Mrs. Harry Jenkins\nspent Monday night and Tuesday\nin Richmond visiting Mr Jenkins\nbrothers and their • families.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Hoepital Visit\nMrs. Gordon Estes and Mrs\nStanley Gills visited Gordon\nEstes. Who is a patient at M\u003C -\nGune Hospital in Richmond. Sun\nday\nMr and Mrs Billy Sims and\nsoils, of Stafford, spent from last\nSunday until Tuesday with Mr\nmd Mrs. Eddie Rucker.\nMr and Mrs. Reed Woodall and\ndaughter and Mrs. R M Wrod\ntll. of Richmond. spent last Sun\nia.v with Mr and Mrs. Pembelton\nHenry Nash came home from\nHie hospital Thursday and is do\ning finely.\nMrs Stanley Gills. Mrs. Gor\ndon Estes and Mp Weldon King\n- ailed to see Mrs Vester Jenkins\nlast Sunday night\nMr- George Wingo was a lim\nner guest of Mr and Mrs Jake\nCaller, ot Parmvillr. Thursday\nHelp W nil Taper\nMr and Mrs. Raymond Jenkins\naid Tommy of Richmond, spent\nthe week end with Mr and Mrs.\nHarry Jenkins, and wall papered\ntwo rooms for Mrs. Jenkins.\nMr and Mrs. Raymond Newton\nand family, of Clarksville, spent\nthe week end with Floyd Ruekei\nand sister\nMr and Mrs. Harry Jenkins\nspent Monday night and Tuesday\nin Richmond visiting Mr Jenkins\nbrothers and their • families." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5598, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0519", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0519", "label": "Amelia Golf Club Sponsors Benefit Dance at House", "dtoType": "document", "order": 416, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0519-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Amelia Golf Club Sponsors\nBenefit Dance at House", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Amelia Golf Club Sponsors\nBenefit Dance at House" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7118, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0328", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0328", "label": "Amelia Golf Club gave a belief,t dance at the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 417, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0328-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Amelia Golf Club gave a belief,t\ndance at the club house, Friday\nnight.\nMr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson\nhad as their guests for the week\nend. Mrs. Thompson\u0027s sister and\nher husband. Mr. and Mrs Stone,\nof Roanoke\nThe Women\u0027s Society of Chris\ntian Service of the Amelia Meth\nodist Church gave a Valentines\nsupper Friday, Feb. 13, for the\nbenefit cf the church. The wo\nmen were more than pleased at\nthe number of people who at\ntended.\nV’s** \u0022arenas\nMr. and Mrs. C. A. Holman. Jr.\nand son. Allen, spent the past\nweek end with Mrs. Holman\u0027s\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. Haley, in\nCulpeper.\nFdward Townes, who has been\n\u0022lute ill, is able to be out again.\nI aura Lee Stengel is still quite\nsick with the flu.\nMr and Mrs. A. L Clarke had\nas their guests. Sunday, Mr. and\nMrs. Gordon Palmer and son and\nMr, and Mrs. Bill Heck, all of\nRichmond.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Amelia Golf Club gave a belief,t\ndance at the club house, Friday\nnight.\nMr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson\nhad as their guests for the week\nend. Mrs. Thompson\u0027s sister and\nher husband. Mr. and Mrs Stone,\nof Roanoke\nThe Women\u0027s Society of Chris\ntian Service of the Amelia Meth\nodist Church gave a Valentines\nsupper Friday, Feb. 13, for the\nbenefit cf the church. The wo\nmen were more than pleased at\nthe number of people who at\ntended.\nV’s** \u0022arenas\nMr. and Mrs. C. A. Holman. Jr.\nand son. Allen, spent the past\nweek end with Mrs. Holman\u0027s\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. Haley, in\nCulpeper.\nFdward Townes, who has been\n\u0022lute ill, is able to be out again.\nI aura Lee Stengel is still quite\nsick with the flu.\nMr and Mrs. A. L Clarke had\nas their guests. Sunday, Mr. and\nMrs. Gordon Palmer and son and\nMr, and Mrs. Bill Heck, all of\nRichmond." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.663, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0329", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0329", "label": "Hospital Patient. Mrs W S. Wright is staying *n", "dtoType": "document", "order": 418, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0329-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Hospital Patient.\nMrs W S. Wright is staying\n*n Pichm hd with her daughter\u0027s\nfamily, Mrs. Billy Mackey, since\nMrs. Mackey is m Stuart Circle\nHospital\nMrs. George Lightly, who has\nbeen quite ill. has left St. Lukes\nHospital and is now at the home\nof her daughter, Mrs. James Ed\nwards. in Flee ton\nMrs. Jessie Smith, who has been\n\u0027ll St Lukes Hospital for the past\ntwo weeks with a broken hip. had\nto undergo another operation.\n‘Saturday, and she will be there\nfor several more days.\nMrs. W. A Mortimer has been\nconfined to her home with the\nflu.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Hospital Patient.\nMrs W S. Wright is staying\n*n Pichm hd with her daughter\u0027s\nfamily, Mrs. Billy Mackey, since\nMrs. Mackey is m Stuart Circle\nHospital\nMrs. George Lightly, who has\nbeen quite ill. has left St. Lukes\nHospital and is now at the home\nof her daughter, Mrs. James Ed\nwards. in Flee ton\nMrs. Jessie Smith, who has been\n\u0027ll St Lukes Hospital for the past\ntwo weeks with a broken hip. had\nto undergo another operation.\n‘Saturday, and she will be there\nfor several more days.\nMrs. W. A Mortimer has been\nconfined to her home with the\nflu." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.615, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0330", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0330", "label": "l\u0027:rr!o Meets \u0027Hie Women of the Church Circle of", "dtoType": "document", "order": 419, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0330-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "l\u0027:rr!o Meets\n\u0027Hie Women of the Church\nCircle of the Amelia Presbyterian\nChurch mejr in the home of Mrs ,\nT P Calbreath. Monday night.\nFeb 9 Mrs. Allen Johns had\ncharge of the program, and Mrs\n1) D. Wilkinson taught the Bible\nlesson.\nMr and Mrs Bruce Brandon\nand daughter. Linda Sue, of Din\nwiddle. spent Sunday with her\nparents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Winn\nThe group of young people of\nthe Amelia Methodist Church,\nwho planned to visit the Meth\nodist orphanage in Richmond.\nSundav. will go at a later date\n• Hire she; trio was postponed be\ncame of the weather\n’ isil Mother\nMr and Mrs. John N Simmons,\nof Bih’er Springs Md . are visit\nfit her mother. Mrs Allen Johns\nMrs. 1 hiomas Jefferson and\nMiss Otelia are leaving Friday to\nmake a tour of the a/.elia gardens\nand visit friends in Alabama\nMr 11 \u003C) Marshall is confined\nto her home with the flu.\nD Gregory. Jr., spent the past\nweek end at the home rf his par\nents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Gregory, m\nKing William county.\nMrs William Jefferson is quite\nill with the flu.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "l\u0027:rr!o Meets\n\u0027Hie Women of the Church\nCircle of the Amelia Presbyterian\nChurch mejr in the home of Mrs ,\nT P Calbreath. Monday night.\nFeb 9 Mrs. Allen Johns had\ncharge of the program, and Mrs\n1) D. Wilkinson taught the Bible\nlesson.\nMr and Mrs Bruce Brandon\nand daughter. Linda Sue, of Din\nwiddle. spent Sunday with her\nparents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Winn\nThe group of young people of\nthe Amelia Methodist Church,\nwho planned to visit the Meth\nodist orphanage in Richmond.\nSundav. will go at a later date\n• Hire she; trio was postponed be\ncame of the weather\n’ isil Mother\nMr and Mrs. John N Simmons,\nof Bih’er Springs Md . are visit\nfit her mother. Mrs Allen Johns\nMrs. 1 hiomas Jefferson and\nMiss Otelia are leaving Friday to\nmake a tour of the a/.elia gardens\nand visit friends in Alabama\nMr 11 \u003C) Marshall is confined\nto her home with the flu.\nD Gregory. Jr., spent the past\nweek end at the home rf his par\nents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Gregory, m\nKing William county.\nMrs William Jefferson is quite\nill with the flu." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5798, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0331", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0331", "label": "Mi and Mrs D. D. Wilkinson have as their", "dtoType": "document", "order": 420, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0331-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mi and Mrs D. D. Wilkinson\nhave as their guests, his sister\nand family. Mr. and Mrs. George\nChaney and three daughters, of\nParkton. N. C.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mi and Mrs D. D. Wilkinson\nhave as their guests, his sister\nand family. Mr. and Mrs. George\nChaney and three daughters, of\nParkton. N. C." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7188, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0332", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0332", "label": "Mattoax", "dtoType": "document", "order": 421, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0332-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Mattoax\nThe Mattoax Home Demonstra\ntion Club held its February meet\ning on Friday afternoon. Feb. 13\nat tbp home Qf f )-|o provident XT,- 1\nJ T. Eanes. The demonstration\nwas given h« tb« Te\u0027\u0027d«\nRachel Lyons, and Mrs. Rachel\nBowlin, on \u0022Better Ironing Meth\nods.\u0022 Ironing starts when we hang\nclothes on tiie line, they pointer)\nout. How important it is. to fold\nclothes as they are taken from\nthe line; how to sprinkle; what\nkind of ironing board to use;\nkinds of pads to use on the board\nhow to make an ironing board\ncover, and the correct way to iron\nmen\u0027s shirts were all discussed. It\n’■ as a very practical demonstra- !\nt;on and one that everyone pro\nfited by.\nAfter the meeting, the hostess\nserved applesauce cake, coffee. ,\nand homemade candv. while mem\nbers were busy talking about\ntheir bedspreads, lamp .--hades,\nand about their sewing machines\nthey converted into electric mach\nines. through the club. This is I\nwork that has already been done\nthis year, in the club There was!\na good attendance at this meeting\nWaldo D chon attended a State\nmeeting of the Young Farmer\u0027s\nClub, in Richmond, last week\nMrs. .1 R Whittington was a\nRichmond shopper on Friday of\nlast week.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Dodson\nand small son. John Charles, were\nSunday evening callers in the\nhome of Misses Esther and Alma\nWhittington.\nSeveral persons from this com\nmunity attended the varietv show\nsponsored by the International\nHarvester Comnanv. in the Pow\nhatan High School, on Saturday\nnight", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Mattoax\nThe Mattoax Home Demonstra\ntion Club held its February meet\ning on Friday afternoon. Feb. 13\nat tbp home Qf f )-|o provident XT,- 1\nJ T. Eanes. The demonstration\nwas given h« tb« Te\u0027\u0027d«\nRachel Lyons, and Mrs. Rachel\nBowlin, on \u0022Better Ironing Meth\nods.\u0022 Ironing starts when we hang\nclothes on tiie line, they pointer)\nout. How important it is. to fold\nclothes as they are taken from\nthe line; how to sprinkle; what\nkind of ironing board to use;\nkinds of pads to use on the board\nhow to make an ironing board\ncover, and the correct way to iron\nmen\u0027s shirts were all discussed. It\n’■ as a very practical demonstra- !\nt;on and one that everyone pro\nfited by.\nAfter the meeting, the hostess\nserved applesauce cake, coffee. ,\nand homemade candv. while mem\nbers were busy talking about\ntheir bedspreads, lamp .--hades,\nand about their sewing machines\nthey converted into electric mach\nines. through the club. This is I\nwork that has already been done\nthis year, in the club There was!\na good attendance at this meeting\nWaldo D chon attended a State\nmeeting of the Young Farmer\u0027s\nClub, in Richmond, last week\nMrs. .1 R Whittington was a\nRichmond shopper on Friday of\nlast week.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Dodson\nand small son. John Charles, were\nSunday evening callers in the\nhome of Misses Esther and Alma\nWhittington.\nSeveral persons from this com\nmunity attended the varietv show\nsponsored by the International\nHarvester Comnanv. in the Pow\nhatan High School, on Saturday\nnight" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5925, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0333", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0333", "label": "JKTEHSVILEE VETERAN", "dtoType": "document", "order": 422, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0333-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "JKTEHSVILEE VETERAN\nRECIEVES DISCHARGE\n•Sgt. Earl Taylor, of Jelersvillc.\na veteran of Koiea. was dis\ncharged from the arm;.. Monday.\nFeb. 0.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "JKTEHSVILEE VETERAN\nRECIEVES DISCHARGE\n•Sgt. Earl Taylor, of Jelersvillc.\na veteran of Koiea. was dis\ncharged from the arm;.. Monday.\nFeb. 0." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5807, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0334", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0334", "label": "DRIVE TIIRO(\u0027(ill 1953", "dtoType": "document", "order": 423, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0334-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "DRIVE TIIRO(\u0027(ill 1953\nWITH A GOOD I\u0027SEI) CAR\nFROM\nLAWRENCE MOTOR CO.\n’ll Plymouth Sp. deluxe\n4-di .$300\n’46 Ford V-8 super deluxe\n1 dr Radio and lieatci $695\nIS Cliev. 1-dr tutom\nR A 11 $845\n49 Dodge 4-dr Coronet\nRadio, lieatei auto\nmatic shift $1195\n\u00275! Dodge hard-top con\nvertible. Fully equip\nped and a bargain!\nLAWREXCE MOTOR\nCOM! MAT\n1608 W Broad St Phone 6851\nRICHMOND. VIRGINIA\nOpen till 9 p. m. Va. Dealer 490", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "DRIVE TIIRO(\u0027(ill 1953\nWITH A GOOD I\u0027SEI) CAR\nFROM\nLAWRENCE MOTOR CO.\n’ll Plymouth Sp. deluxe\n4-di .$300\n’46 Ford V-8 super deluxe\n1 dr Radio and lieatci $695\nIS Cliev. 1-dr tutom\nR A 11 $845\n49 Dodge 4-dr Coronet\nRadio, lieatei auto\nmatic shift $1195\n\u00275! Dodge hard-top con\nvertible. Fully equip\nped and a bargain!\nLAWREXCE MOTOR\nCOM! MAT\n1608 W Broad St Phone 6851\nRICHMOND. VIRGINIA\nOpen till 9 p. m. Va. Dealer 490" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5882, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0520", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0520", "label": "\\ PI Brings Livestock Inlormation To Amelia County Farmers At School", "dtoType": "document", "order": 424, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0520-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "PI Brings Livestock Inlormation\nTo Amelia County Farmers At School", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "PI Brings Livestock Inlormation\nTo Amelia County Farmers At School" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5725, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0335", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0335", "label": "A livestock school will be held at Amelia Courthouse.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 425, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0335-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "A livestock school will be held\nat Amelia Courthouse. Thursday.\nFeb 19. It will be one of a series\nof 32 such events, which were\n■ heduled during January and\nFebruary for livestock growers of\nVirginia. Purposes of such sell \u003Eols\nare to create interest in good live\ntock and to present useful infor\nmation on breeding, feeding on 1\ni management which will help\n••rowers in their operations\nSneakers mi the program will be\n~\u003Eem!-er^ of the extension staff of\nMi\u0022 Animal Husbandry Depart\nment of VPI\nThe fir\u0022t speaker on the pro\n■’rarn. which will begin at in a. m..\n■ !1 be George C. Herrin ■ .-■■vine\n■pcnalist, who will first discuss\nMie livestock situation and the\nuitlook for meat animals in 1953\nHe will then give a talk, illustrat\ned with slides, on practices and\nmethods in successful ho; produc\n1 ion.\n\u0022Reap With Sheen\u0022 is the title\nof an illustrated talk which will\nbe given by George A. Allen, sheep\nspecialist, at 11 a m. Mr. Allen\n\u0027 ill discuss the place of sheen on\n\u0027’irciniu farms and how thev fit,\nin with the growing of other live\nstock. The successful practices\nemployed by the winnei s in the\n1952 Virginia Reap With Sheep\nContest will also be brought out\nby Mr. Allen.\nThe afternoon program ’■•ill\ndeal entirely with beef rattle.\n\u0022•liich have expanded rapidly in\nnumbers in Amelia countv in re\ncent years. Curtis Mast, beef cattle\nspecialist, will discuss different\ntypes of beef cattle production,\nurh as the growing of feeder\n■alvcs and steer feeding. He will\nemphasize the practices needed in\n; producing quality feeder calves\nmd new methods wintering and\nj finishing steers.\nMarketing Your Cattle\u0022 is the\n.title of the talk which will be\n•men by K C. Williamson, beef\nattic marketing specialist He will\nr a flannclgraph ill show ing who\nbuys Virginia feeder calves, prices\nof different grades and other in\n• formation pertaining to the feed\ner calf sales program, through\nI which more than 20.000 calves\n! were marketed in 1952. He will\n1 discu.-.N. also, marketing of other\ntypes of cattle", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "A livestock school will be held\nat Amelia Courthouse. Thursday.\nFeb 19. It will be one of a series\nof 32 such events, which were\n■ heduled during January and\nFebruary for livestock growers of\nVirginia. Purposes of such sell \u003Eols\nare to create interest in good live\ntock and to present useful infor\nmation on breeding, feeding on 1\ni management which will help\n••rowers in their operations\nSneakers mi the program will be\n~\u003Eem!-er^ of the extension staff of\nMi\u0022 Animal Husbandry Depart\nment of VPI\nThe fir\u0022t speaker on the pro\n■’rarn. which will begin at in a. m..\n■ !1 be George C. Herrin ■ .-■■vine\n■pcnalist, who will first discuss\nMie livestock situation and the\nuitlook for meat animals in 1953\nHe will then give a talk, illustrat\ned with slides, on practices and\nmethods in successful ho; produc\n1 ion.\n\u0022Reap With Sheen\u0022 is the title\nof an illustrated talk which will\nbe given by George A. Allen, sheep\nspecialist, at 11 a m. Mr. Allen\n\u0027 ill discuss the place of sheen on\n\u0027’irciniu farms and how thev fit,\nin with the growing of other live\nstock. The successful practices\nemployed by the winnei s in the\n1952 Virginia Reap With Sheep\nContest will also be brought out\nby Mr. Allen.\nThe afternoon program ’■•ill\ndeal entirely with beef rattle.\n\u0022•liich have expanded rapidly in\nnumbers in Amelia countv in re\ncent years. Curtis Mast, beef cattle\nspecialist, will discuss different\ntypes of beef cattle production,\nurh as the growing of feeder\n■alvcs and steer feeding. He will\nemphasize the practices needed in\n; producing quality feeder calves\nmd new methods wintering and\nj finishing steers.\nMarketing Your Cattle\u0022 is the\n.title of the talk which will be\n•men by K C. Williamson, beef\nattic marketing specialist He will\nr a flannclgraph ill show ing who\nbuys Virginia feeder calves, prices\nof different grades and other in\n• formation pertaining to the feed\ner calf sales program, through\nI which more than 20.000 calves\n! were marketed in 1952. He will\n1 discu.-.N. also, marketing of other\ntypes of cattle" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5625, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0521", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0521", "label": "DAT SHOWS IT’S DE ^ tomeuaHo!", "dtoType": "document", "order": 426, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0521-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "DAT SHOWS IT’S DE\n^ tomeuaHo!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "DAT SHOWS IT’S DE\n^ tomeuaHo!" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6257, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0336", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0336", "label": "Iit— mt—n urn \u003C T **•»,*» k.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 427, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0336-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Iit— mt—n urn \u003C\nT **•»,*»\nk.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Iit— mt—n urn \u003C\nT **•»,*»\nk." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5056, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0337", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0337", "label": "r There’s a REASON why 3 NATU*AI- CHILIAN NITRATE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 428, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0337-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "There’s a REASON why\n3 NATU*AI- CHILIAN NITRATE means\n| a DIFFERENCE in results!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "There’s a REASON why\n3 NATU*AI- CHILIAN NITRATE means\n| a DIFFERENCE in results!" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7751, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0338", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0338", "label": "One difference lu lwr r n Sutural Chile,in Nilratr", "dtoType": "document", "order": 429, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0338-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "One difference lu lwr r n Sutural\nChile,in Nilratr and other ni\ntrogen fertilizers i- ([iialily —\nnatural i|ualily. It i- the world\u0027s\non/v nuturut source of nitrale\nnitrogen.\nThe nitrogen content of Chilean\nNitrate is 1:00 nitrate nitro\ngen - lUO/r available - lOO^o\nfast-acting — I00r/c dependable.\nNo antidote is necessary, Chil\ncan N itrate is non-aeid forming.\nRich in sodium and minor ele\nments. Chilean Nitrate is rieh\nin beneficial sodium that makes\na stronger, deeper root system\n— improves crop health, vigor\nand nutritive value. It also\ncontains small quantities of cs\n{ sentiaJ minor elements.\nChilean Nitrate is the\nONLY fertilizer that\n9 u «\nnitrogen, beneficial\nsodium and essential\nminor elements.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "One difference lu lwr r n Sutural\nChile,in Nilratr and other ni\ntrogen fertilizers i- ([iialily —\nnatural i|ualily. It i- the world\u0027s\non/v nuturut source of nitrale\nnitrogen.\nThe nitrogen content of Chilean\nNitrate is 1:00 nitrate nitro\ngen - lUO/r available - lOO^o\nfast-acting — I00r/c dependable.\nNo antidote is necessary, Chil\ncan N itrate is non-aeid forming.\nRich in sodium and minor ele\nments. Chilean Nitrate is rieh\nin beneficial sodium that makes\na stronger, deeper root system\n— improves crop health, vigor\nand nutritive value. It also\ncontains small quantities of cs\n{ sentiaJ minor elements.\nChilean Nitrate is the\nONLY fertilizer that\n9 u «\nnitrogen, beneficial\nsodium and essential\nminor elements." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5339, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0339", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0339", "label": "No*ed for oil-round efficiency. Oiii\u003C k acting ](X)\u0027r nitrate", "dtoType": "document", "order": 430, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0339-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "No*ed for oil-round efficiency.\nOiii\u003C k acting ](X)\u0027r nitrate ni\ntrogen makes rapid, sturdy\ngrowth, its 26ro so\u003Ciiurn con\ntent acts like potash when nec\ne-sary and iielps to increase\nthe supply of available phos\nphate in the soil.\nChilean Nitrate\u0027s free flowing\npellets guarantee rapid, accu\nrate distribution under all con\nditions. No special precautions\nneeded.\nHelps maintain productivity of\nyour land. \\\\ hen used consist\nently in a sound farming pro\ngram, Chilean Nitrate builds\nup fertility, increase- efficiency.\nYear after year. \\atural Chilean\nNitrate increases — im\nproves quality — defends\nagainst di-ease — fortifies\n• against in-Vct injury — \u003C nun\nleracls »il jeultt v. I se (.hilean\nNitrate for solid satisfaction!", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "No*ed for oil-round efficiency.\nOiii\u003C k acting ](X)\u0027r nitrate ni\ntrogen makes rapid, sturdy\ngrowth, its 26ro so\u003Ciiurn con\ntent acts like potash when nec\ne-sary and iielps to increase\nthe supply of available phos\nphate in the soil.\nChilean Nitrate\u0027s free flowing\npellets guarantee rapid, accu\nrate distribution under all con\nditions. No special precautions\nneeded.\nHelps maintain productivity of\nyour land. \\\\ hen used consist\nently in a sound farming pro\ngram, Chilean Nitrate builds\nup fertility, increase- efficiency.\nYear after year. \\atural Chilean\nNitrate increases — im\nproves quality — defends\nagainst di-ease — fortifies\n• against in-Vct injury — \u003C nun\nleracls »il jeultt v. I se (.hilean\nNitrate for solid satisfaction!" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5199, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0522", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0522", "label": "CHILEAN NITRATE of SODA", "dtoType": "document", "order": 431, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0522-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "CHILEAN NITRATE of SODA", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "CHILEAN NITRATE of SODA" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8285, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0340", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0340", "label": "Will Attend Amelia", "dtoType": "document", "order": 432, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0340-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Will Attend Amelia\nWill Attend Meeting\nAt Blackstone I SO\nTwo Amelia county extension\nworkers will attend a 4-H Club\ntraining meeting. 10 a. m. to 3 p.\nm Wednesday, at t h e USO\nBuilding m Black-tone. This\nmeeting will bo held for workers\nm the Southeastern District.\nThe training meeting will con\ncern the 4-H Club Farm and\nH me Electric Project.\nAmelia workers. Mrs. Dorothy\nIP Smith, home demonstration\nagent, and Hiram Holmes, assist\nant county agent, will attend the\nBlackstone meeting.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Will Attend Amelia\nWill Attend Meeting\nAt Blackstone I SO\nTwo Amelia county extension\nworkers will attend a 4-H Club\ntraining meeting. 10 a. m. to 3 p.\nm Wednesday, at t h e USO\nBuilding m Black-tone. This\nmeeting will bo held for workers\nm the Southeastern District.\nThe training meeting will con\ncern the 4-H Club Farm and\nH me Electric Project.\nAmelia workers. Mrs. Dorothy\nIP Smith, home demonstration\nagent, and Hiram Holmes, assist\nant county agent, will attend the\nBlackstone meeting." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6279, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0341", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0341", "label": "DEATONVILLE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 433, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0341-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "DEATONVILLE\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mrs. Witt Borum are\nannouncing the arrival of an\nother granddaughter, born to Mr.\nand Mrs. Ned Bradley, of Halifax,\nWednesday.\nMr. and Mrs. Weldon King and\nMr. and Mrs Stanley Gills visited\nMrs. Gordon Estes, Saturday\nnight.\nMiss Agnes Nash, of Richmond.\nSpent the week end with her par\nents. Mr and Mrs. Henry Nash.\nMr. and Mrs. Oscar Myers, of\nRichmond, spent Sunday night\nwith Mr. and Mrs. Ve ter Jenkins.\nMr. and Mrs. Hiram Anderson,\nof Crewe, called to see Mr. and\nMrs. Henry Nash. Sunday after\nnoon.\nSMOKING CTKBKO\nWhile no reason for the order\nhas been given, women members\nof President Eisenhowers White\nHouse staff have been forbidden\nto smoke while at work. They\nmay smoke during rest periods\nand in the lobby, but once at then\ndesks. the rule is \u0027no cigarettes.”", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "DEATONVILLE\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mrs. Witt Borum are\nannouncing the arrival of an\nother granddaughter, born to Mr.\nand Mrs. Ned Bradley, of Halifax,\nWednesday.\nMr. and Mrs. Weldon King and\nMr. and Mrs Stanley Gills visited\nMrs. Gordon Estes, Saturday\nnight.\nMiss Agnes Nash, of Richmond.\nSpent the week end with her par\nents. Mr and Mrs. Henry Nash.\nMr. and Mrs. Oscar Myers, of\nRichmond, spent Sunday night\nwith Mr. and Mrs. Ve ter Jenkins.\nMr. and Mrs. Hiram Anderson,\nof Crewe, called to see Mr. and\nMrs. Henry Nash. Sunday after\nnoon.\nSMOKING CTKBKO\nWhile no reason for the order\nhas been given, women members\nof President Eisenhowers White\nHouse staff have been forbidden\nto smoke while at work. They\nmay smoke during rest periods\nand in the lobby, but once at then\ndesks. the rule is \u0027no cigarettes.”" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6412, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0342", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0342", "label": "Recent .Xeirs From Mattoax WMS Of Piedmont Church Will", "dtoType": "document", "order": 434, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0342-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Recent .Xeirs From Mattoax\nWMS Of Piedmont Church Will Sene\nMarch Dinner To Amelia Ruritan Club", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Recent .Xeirs From Mattoax\nWMS Of Piedmont Church Will Sene\nMarch Dinner To Amelia Ruritan Club" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5829, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0343", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0343", "label": "Miss Gaynelle Smith, of New port News, spent last", "dtoType": "document", "order": 435, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0343-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Miss Gaynelle Smith, of New\nport News, spent last week with\nher sister. Mrs. Vance Gunter.\nMr. and Mrs. Gunter and family\ncarried Miss Smith home, Sun\nday. Feb. 8.\nThe Young Adult Group of the\nPresbyterian Churches in the\ncounty met at the Mattoax Com\nmunity House. Saturday night.\nWoman\u0027s Missionaiy Society of\nPiedmont Baptist Church held its\nFebruary meeting in the home of\nW. J. Morris, with Mrs. Lydia\nThompson as hostess assisted by\nMrs. W. J. Morris and Miss\nLouise Morris. The program in\nRoyal Service was \u0022Winning The\nMormons To the Right Way,\u0022 and\nit was given by ihe program\nchairman. Mrs. J L. White, with\ndiscussion by the members. , A\ncommittee was appointed to plan\nthe program for the Season of\nPrayer for Home Missions, which\nis coming up in March. Also a\ncommittee was appointed to plan\nthe supper for the Ruritan Club\nin March. The hostess served\ndelicious refreshments at the\nclose of the meeting.\nMrs. B F. Hyde, oi Richmond,\nspent the week enu with her\ndaughter. Mrs. Ralph Saunders.\nMr. and Mrs. J E. Dodson were\nSunday afternoon callers in the\nhome of Mrs. Blanche Greza\nLewis. A\nRichard Stevens, the student\npastor, who is preaching at Pied\nmont and Union Churches, was a\nluncehon guest in tlie home of\nMr. and Mrs. Ray Saunders. Miss\nEsther and Alma Whittington\nwere also guests in tne Saunders", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Miss Gaynelle Smith, of New\nport News, spent last week with\nher sister. Mrs. Vance Gunter.\nMr. and Mrs. Gunter and family\ncarried Miss Smith home, Sun\nday. Feb. 8.\nThe Young Adult Group of the\nPresbyterian Churches in the\ncounty met at the Mattoax Com\nmunity House. Saturday night.\nWoman\u0027s Missionaiy Society of\nPiedmont Baptist Church held its\nFebruary meeting in the home of\nW. J. Morris, with Mrs. Lydia\nThompson as hostess assisted by\nMrs. W. J. Morris and Miss\nLouise Morris. The program in\nRoyal Service was \u0022Winning The\nMormons To the Right Way,\u0022 and\nit was given by ihe program\nchairman. Mrs. J L. White, with\ndiscussion by the members. , A\ncommittee was appointed to plan\nthe program for the Season of\nPrayer for Home Missions, which\nis coming up in March. Also a\ncommittee was appointed to plan\nthe supper for the Ruritan Club\nin March. The hostess served\ndelicious refreshments at the\nclose of the meeting.\nMrs. B F. Hyde, oi Richmond,\nspent the week enu with her\ndaughter. Mrs. Ralph Saunders.\nMr. and Mrs. J E. Dodson were\nSunday afternoon callers in the\nhome of Mrs. Blanche Greza\nLewis. A\nRichard Stevens, the student\npastor, who is preaching at Pied\nmont and Union Churches, was a\nluncehon guest in tlie home of\nMr. and Mrs. Ray Saunders. 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Conference\ntournament, and improved their\nsea-on record to 7 wins against\n9 losses last week with victories\nover Randolph-Macon \u002774 - 7i\u003E\nand Towson State Teachers Col\nlege \u002791-56\u0027.\nSaturday night\u0027s win over Tow\nson at Death Valley was the Tig\ners\u0027 fourth in a row. fifth in their\nlast seven, and gives Coach Mat\nthew s squad a good 6-4 Mason\nDixon Conference standing.\nH-S 91. Towson 56\nThe Tigers took a big first half\nlead and then turned things over\nto their reserves Saturday night\nin scoring a runaway 91-56 Ma\nscn-Dixon Conference basketball\nvictory over Towson Teachers.\nHampden-Sydney lost no time\nin speeding to an advantage\nwhich the visitors never could\nthreaten. The Tigers were in front\nby 22-9 after the Art period, dur\ning which Towson tallied only two\nli Id goals, and Coach Waldo Mat\nthews started clearing his bench\nmidway the second stanza when\nthe count reached 36-18\nTowson G G TP\nJ Downs, f 3 4 10\nYingling. 1 3 5\nH. Downs f 2 3 7\nLivingston. ! 3 1 7\nSchwiegrath f 0 3 3:\nColburn c 0 l i\nSpitznas g .. 3 j 5 i\nLastner - 3 4 10\nTurner g 0 0 0\nSedlieka g 16 8\nTotals 15 26 56\nH-S\nAdams f 9 IQ 28\nVincent f 248", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Matthews\u0027 Squad\nPushing1 Record\nTo .500 Mark\nThe Hampden-Sydney College\nTigers took big strides toward a\nhcith in the M-D Conference\ntournament, and improved their\nsea-on record to 7 wins against\n9 losses last week with victories\nover Randolph-Macon \u002774 - 7i\u003E\nand Towson State Teachers Col\nlege \u002791-56\u0027.\nSaturday night\u0027s win over Tow\nson at Death Valley was the Tig\ners\u0027 fourth in a row. fifth in their\nlast seven, and gives Coach Mat\nthew s squad a good 6-4 Mason\nDixon Conference standing.\nH-S 91. Towson 56\nThe Tigers took a big first half\nlead and then turned things over\nto their reserves Saturday night\nin scoring a runaway 91-56 Ma\nscn-Dixon Conference basketball\nvictory over Towson Teachers.\nHampden-Sydney lost no time\nin speeding to an advantage\nwhich the visitors never could\nthreaten. The Tigers were in front\nby 22-9 after the Art period, dur\ning which Towson tallied only two\nli Id goals, and Coach Waldo Mat\nthews started clearing his bench\nmidway the second stanza when\nthe count reached 36-18\nTowson G G TP\nJ Downs, f 3 4 10\nYingling. 1 3 5\nH. Downs f 2 3 7\nLivingston. ! 3 1 7\nSchwiegrath f 0 3 3:\nColburn c 0 l i\nSpitznas g .. 3 j 5 i\nLastner - 3 4 10\nTurner g 0 0 0\nSedlieka g 16 8\nTotals 15 26 56\nH-S\nAdams f 9 IQ 28\nVincent f 248" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6126, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0353", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0353", "label": "\u0027rig\u003CT Coach. 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R-M 71\nForward Benny Vincent sent a\nicaping push shot home with\n42 seconds left to ice Hampden\nSydney\u0027s win in a row and fifth\nM-D conquest against Randolph\nMacon Thursday night at Death\nValley.\nThe shot—bringing Vincent\u0027s\ntotal to 19—was the pay-off on a\nbrilliant last ditch ially by the\nTigers, who had trailed, by an", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "\u0027rig\u003CT Coach.\nWALDO MATTHEWS\nB Curtis I 6 l ll\nR Curtis, f . 1 0 2\nRoberts f 10 2\nRosenbaum f 113\nHoffman c . 4 2 10\nKey c 419\nSlaydon g ........ 1 3 5\nJoyce g 4 1 9\nMott ley g 1 0 2\nTotals 34 23 91\nTowson 9 17 13 17—50\nH-S 22 20 27 22—91\nTIGERS 74. 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Main St. Phone 108 Farmville, Va.\nWILSON TIRE COMPANY\n• Wilson St. Phone 712 Farmville, Va." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8319, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0357", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0357", "label": "Surge With", "dtoType": "document", "order": 458, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0357-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Surge With\never-decreasing margin after the\niirst period went 10 the Jackets\n20-15.\nJerry Adams, leading Mason\nDixon scorer who had 18 points\nfor the game, pitched in a push\nshot 30 seconds after the fourth\nstanza started to give Hampden\nSydney a 59-58 lead. With Vin\ncent connecting on a field goal\nand five free throws, the Tigers\npushed the margin to 69-66 with\nn minute and a half to go.\nDon Zaccagnino. however, made\na driving layup and then added a\nfoul toss to knot things at 69-69.\nAdams and Randolph-Macon\u0027s\nJohn Tkach each dropped in two\nfoul shots to make it 71-71.\nThen, with 42 seconds showing.\nVincent came up with the ball\nafter a scramble under the Tiger\nbasket. The sharpshooting for\nward. a newcomer to the Tiger\nlineup, leaped high and fired the\nshot which won the game.\nRed Cohn tried a set shot for\nJackets after Vincent s goal but\nmissed connection ana Hampden\nSydney Center Frank Hoffman\nwas fouled as he struggled for\nthe rebound The anti-climac\ntic foul shot was sunk after t.he\ngame-ending whistle had sound\ned.\nH-S (, f PF TP\nAdams f 7 4 4 18\nVincent f 4 n 3 19\nR Curtis f 12 2 4\nHoffman c 5 2 4 12\nSlaydon g 5 0 5 6\nJoyce g 6 1 4 13\nR. Curtis 10 3 2\nTon Is 27 20 23 74\nR-M\nKeely f o 11 5 23\nWalker f 3 2 18\nRada f J 0 1 0\nHaigh f 0 112\nCohn c 3349\nTkach g ; 5 2 19\nZaccagnino g 3 5 4 11\nMills g 0 0 10\nTotals 22 27 20 71\nR-M 20 16 22 13—71\nH-S 15 18 24 17—74", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Surge With\never-decreasing margin after the\niirst period went 10 the Jackets\n20-15.\nJerry Adams, leading Mason\nDixon scorer who had 18 points\nfor the game, pitched in a push\nshot 30 seconds after the fourth\nstanza started to give Hampden\nSydney a 59-58 lead. With Vin\ncent connecting on a field goal\nand five free throws, the Tigers\npushed the margin to 69-66 with\nn minute and a half to go.\nDon Zaccagnino. however, made\na driving layup and then added a\nfoul toss to knot things at 69-69.\nAdams and Randolph-Macon\u0027s\nJohn Tkach each dropped in two\nfoul shots to make it 71-71.\nThen, with 42 seconds showing.\nVincent came up with the ball\nafter a scramble under the Tiger\nbasket. The sharpshooting for\nward. a newcomer to the Tiger\nlineup, leaped high and fired the\nshot which won the game.\nRed Cohn tried a set shot for\nJackets after Vincent s goal but\nmissed connection ana Hampden\nSydney Center Frank Hoffman\nwas fouled as he struggled for\nthe rebound The anti-climac\ntic foul shot was sunk after t.he\ngame-ending whistle had sound\ned.\nH-S (, f PF TP\nAdams f 7 4 4 18\nVincent f 4 n 3 19\nR Curtis f 12 2 4\nHoffman c 5 2 4 12\nSlaydon g 5 0 5 6\nJoyce g 6 1 4 13\nR. Curtis 10 3 2\nTon Is 27 20 23 74\nR-M\nKeely f o 11 5 23\nWalker f 3 2 18\nRada f J 0 1 0\nHaigh f 0 112\nCohn c 3349\nTkach g ; 5 2 19\nZaccagnino g 3 5 4 11\nMills g 0 0 10\nTotals 22 27 20 71\nR-M 20 16 22 13—71\nH-S 15 18 24 17—74" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6042, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0532", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0532", "label": "FHS Defensive Stalwarts", "dtoType": "document", "order": 459, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0532-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "FHS Defensive Stalwarts", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FHS Defensive Stalwarts" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6667, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0358", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0358", "label": "Co-Captain Bill Drumeller, left and Billy Franklin. Wolve rines\u0027", "dtoType": "document", "order": 460, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0358-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Co-Captain Bill Drumeller, left and Billy Franklin. Wolve\nrines\u0027 play-maker, have one bin foe left for an undefeated season\n—- Blackstone\u0027s Rams Saturday night.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Co-Captain Bill Drumeller, left and Billy Franklin. Wolve\nrines\u0027 play-maker, have one bin foe left for an undefeated season\n—- Blackstone\u0027s Rams Saturday night." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.609, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0359", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0359", "label": "Farmville Blasts", "dtoType": "document", "order": 461, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0359-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Farmville Blasts\nR-H Hopes 72-60\nParmville High\u0027s Wolverine\nbeat back the challenge of Ran\ndolph-Henry High School for\nDistrict 3 supremacy Tuesday\nnight, downing the Statesmen 72\nto CO with a terrific display of\nshooting to extend their record\nto 17 straight victories.\nThe Statesmen, who had lost\nonly twice before, once to Black*\ni stone and Parmville. rebounded\nwell, but with Barry Vassar\u0027s set\nshootin.. off stride, were unable to\nkeep r ice with the good-on\n\u0027 every- ther-shot floor work of\nClyde Shelton. Eddie Thornton\nand Ernie Newman, who bucketed\n37 points together\nIn addition. Co-r \u003E New\ni man. improving” Wolve\nrine \u003E\u0027.ime. grab! \u0027 \u0027 rebounds,\nv iiile Billv Frankl..i continued the\n\u0027-noth llo^r • ..me which has\nbeen one ( f the sparks igniting\n\u0027-\u0027T: ■ ^is u.iuon. He also netted\nthree Held goals on his favorite\npit -hi ided push from the out\nside.\nThe Wolverines, who now have\ninly Amelia and Blackstone to\ndown to clue out an untarnished\nrecord, played without Co-Captain\nBill Drumellev. who was nursing\na sprained back. Lacy Cumbey.\nGerald Duncan, Wally Vale. John\nHubard and Bob Durfee alter\ninated in filling in and performed\n; capably.\nt Early F-H\u0027s rangy center do\nj minuted the R-H backboards to\nhelp keep them in the game, as\nwell as netting 14 points, second\n\u0027only to Larry Martin\u0027s 1C for the", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmville Blasts\nR-H Hopes 72-60\nParmville High\u0027s Wolverine\nbeat back the challenge of Ran\ndolph-Henry High School for\nDistrict 3 supremacy Tuesday\nnight, downing the Statesmen 72\nto CO with a terrific display of\nshooting to extend their record\nto 17 straight victories.\nThe Statesmen, who had lost\nonly twice before, once to Black*\ni stone and Parmville. rebounded\nwell, but with Barry Vassar\u0027s set\nshootin.. off stride, were unable to\nkeep r ice with the good-on\n\u0027 every- ther-shot floor work of\nClyde Shelton. Eddie Thornton\nand Ernie Newman, who bucketed\n37 points together\nIn addition. Co-r \u003E New\ni man. improving” Wolve\nrine \u003E\u0027.ime. grab! \u0027 \u0027 rebounds,\nv iiile Billv Frankl..i continued the\n\u0027-noth llo^r • ..me which has\nbeen one ( f the sparks igniting\n\u0027-\u0027T: ■ ^is u.iuon. He also netted\nthree Held goals on his favorite\npit -hi ided push from the out\nside.\nThe Wolverines, who now have\ninly Amelia and Blackstone to\ndown to clue out an untarnished\nrecord, played without Co-Captain\nBill Drumellev. who was nursing\na sprained back. Lacy Cumbey.\nGerald Duncan, Wally Vale. John\nHubard and Bob Durfee alter\ninated in filling in and performed\n; capably.\nt Early F-H\u0027s rangy center do\nj minuted the R-H backboards to\nhelp keep them in the game, as\nwell as netting 14 points, second\n\u0027only to Larry Martin\u0027s 1C for the" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.61, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0533", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0533", "label": "FHS Board Of Strategy", "dtoType": "document", "order": 462, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0533-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "FHS Board Of Strategy", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FHS Board Of Strategy" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.711, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0360", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0360", "label": "COACH AND THREE. Mrs. M.ir\u003E Slate, who coaches the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 463, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0360-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "COACH AND THREE. Mrs. M.ir\u003E Slate, who coaches the\nEarnnille High School girls\u0027 basketball team. i\u003E backed up by her\nCo-Captains, Ellen Jiamlett and Phvllis PearSove. and Manager\nPatricia Wilmoth. The I lls lassies bothered by lack of height\namong the guards, possesses a five-won seven lost record this\nseason\nEagle-Eyed Bubbles Pearlove ilas\n27/» Per Came Average I or FI IS Cirls", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "COACH AND THREE. Mrs. M.ir\u003E Slate, who coaches the\nEarnnille High School girls\u0027 basketball team. i\u003E backed up by her\nCo-Captains, Ellen Jiamlett and Phvllis PearSove. and Manager\nPatricia Wilmoth. The I lls lassies bothered by lack of height\namong the guards, possesses a five-won seven lost record this\nseason\nEagle-Eyed Bubbles Pearlove ilas\n27/» Per Came Average I or FI IS Cirls" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5281, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0361", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0361", "label": "A losing string of games in the first half", "dtoType": "document", "order": 464, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0361-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "A losing string of games in\nthe first half of the season for\ntile Farmville High School girl.-.\u0027\nbasketball team, overshadows a\nfine individual performance turn\ned m by Phyllis Pearlove. team\nco-captain and forward.\nAfter droiiping their first six\ngames. Coach Slate.-. Wolver", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "A losing string of games in\nthe first half of the season for\ntile Farmville High School girl.-.\u0027\nbasketball team, overshadows a\nfine individual performance turn\ned m by Phyllis Pearlove. team\nco-captain and forward.\nAfter droiiping their first six\ngames. Coach Slate.-. 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In\ntv elve consists, slie has netted\n332 jjoi: i■ • tot a pet game average\nof 27 6 In ttvo of tlu grunt\u0022 her\npoint-making soared lo 36 and in\ntwo othen: sltie colected 31 and 30\npoints.\n! weedy point- against Emporia\nand 21 it) a meeting with the\nstrong Buckingham C entral girls\nwi her iwiii lowest nights of the\n: easoli\n• end in jd 1 lie a per forward\nvi ■ Phvl] rue Martin Jo Rex\nmi Bui | limn Martha Jo\ni a -.core •; pent!■ and Bobby\n-t11 ;n the 13 | .aw . to ,ve strong\ni e -til 1 save gam remain*\n\u0022V v. it \u003E 5a: p : llandolph\nilci 1\u0022 . per. ips ;he -1. ngest\nteam in tja list Ami lin and\nlEuk .S \u0027 • 1 lien l: a good pos\n111 v ■ • m1 i:in a .-M i! t i the\niiuisal d:.d r|\u003C: to : nt\u0022. in March\nf U ui streak cordinues.\nBut e-. dll i! th- FHS lassies\n- ou t appear this year, d strict\n\u0027earns will knew they v f, cal an\n• ■at’le-eyed ierw: rd at Parmville\nA 27.6 , ■ r-g imo i vers.to :• fine\nba -ketball ailvwhere.\nClvde 3’ a!\u0027 :: ’• 35 n iit led\nT\u0027-rmvilli -V effort. followed bv\nT ’ :ornt an\u0027 Ji uid Newman\u0027s 11.\nThe Wql\u0027crine who out-shot\nR-H 31 tq EO ai lield gi\u003E i led\n40-37 at :\u0027H‘ halt and extended\nthat to . \u0027.MVpoint margin at the\nthree-quart* r mark 59-39 The\nF\u0027atesmen c-tit the margin back in\n: lie final period, principally on\naccuracy from the foul line where\nihi v picked up nine p ants, while\nFHS hit on only three for ten.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "\u0027■•ties have ijome back strong lo\ncapture \u0027i\u0027.r of their last six to\nmake tiujir season record five\n\u0027\u0022ins again..: seven losses\nSeveral of the losses were quite\nclose, it miist be said for the\nFHS ke-s: There v.as n 15-43\nle. to Huikevide and a 44-37\n■ * teat \\ iCtona, followed by a\n13-37 Ids- to Emporia.\nWon or else • Bubbles\u0022 Pear\nlove v. ho bar the i jof a hawk,\ncomes through with an amazing\npoint iota} game aflet game. In\ntv elve consists, slie has netted\n332 jjoi: i■ • tot a pet game average\nof 27 6 In ttvo of tlu grunt\u0022 her\npoint-making soared lo 36 and in\ntwo othen: sltie colected 31 and 30\npoints.\n! weedy point- against Emporia\nand 21 it) a meeting with the\nstrong Buckingham C entral girls\nwi her iwiii lowest nights of the\n: easoli\n• end in jd 1 lie a per forward\nvi ■ Phvl] rue Martin Jo Rex\nmi Bui | limn Martha Jo\ni a -.core •; pent!■ and Bobby\n-t11 ;n the 13 | .aw . to ,ve strong\ni e -til 1 save gam remain*\n\u0022V v. it \u003E 5a: p : llandolph\nilci 1\u0022 . per. ips ;he -1. ngest\nteam in tja list Ami lin and\nlEuk .S \u0027 • 1 lien l: a good pos\n111 v ■ • m1 i:in a .-M i! t i the\niiuisal d:.d r|\u003C: to : nt\u0022. in March\nf U ui streak cordinues.\nBut e-. dll i! th- FHS lassies\n- ou t appear this year, d strict\n\u0027earns will knew they v f, cal an\n• ■at’le-eyed ierw: rd at Parmville\nA 27.6 , ■ r-g imo i vers.to :• fine\nba -ketball ailvwhere.\nClvde 3’ a!\u0027 :: ’• 35 n iit led\nT\u0027-rmvilli -V effort. followed bv\nT ’ :ornt an\u0027 Ji uid Newman\u0027s 11.\nThe Wql\u0027crine who out-shot\nR-H 31 tq EO ai lield gi\u003E i led\n40-37 at :\u0027H‘ halt and extended\nthat to . \u0027.MVpoint margin at the\nthree-quart* r mark 59-39 The\nF\u0027atesmen c-tit the margin back in\n: lie final period, principally on\naccuracy from the foul line where\nihi v picked up nine p ants, while\nFHS hit on only three for ten." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.4984, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0534", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0534", "label": "custom-made all-. ..Venetian blinds", "dtoType": "document", "order": 466, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0534-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "custom-made all-.\n..Venetian blinds", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "custom-made all-.\n..Venetian blinds" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8735, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0363", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0363", "label": "non-porous plastic tapes", "dtoType": "document", "order": 467, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0363-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "non-porous plastic tapes\nwipe dean . . . spring\ntempered aluminum slats\nsnap batik to shape, won’t\nrust . . . easy to operate ...\nnew slim plastic cords\nand noisrless,\nunbreakable tassels!\nNews! 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A victory over the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 470, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0365-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Friday night at Death Valley.\nA victory over the Eagles, beat\ni en by the Tigers 57-48 pn the\nhome court December 12, will just\nabout clinch a berth in the Ma\nson - Dixon tournament next\nmonth.\nThe Tigers\u0027 current streak, con\ntains some sweet memories for the\nGarnett and Gray court warriors,\nwho entered it suffering from a\ndifficult schedule and the varag\nries of a tough losing streak\nSince February 6. the Death\nValley squad has swamped Wash\nington College, spilled John Hop\nkins olood for the first time in\nthe current M-D race, put the", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Friday night at Death Valley.\nA victory over the Eagles, beat\ni en by the Tigers 57-48 pn the\nhome court December 12, will just\nabout clinch a berth in the Ma\nson - Dixon tournament next\nmonth.\nThe Tigers\u0027 current streak, con\ntains some sweet memories for the\nGarnett and Gray court warriors,\nwho entered it suffering from a\ndifficult schedule and the varag\nries of a tough losing streak\nSince February 6. the Death\nValley squad has swamped Wash\nington College, spilled John Hop\nkins olood for the first time in\nthe current M-D race, put the" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6617, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0366", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0366", "label": ": Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets I below them in the", "dtoType": "document", "order": 471, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0366-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets\nI below them in the conference\nrace, and humbled Towson Teach\ners.\nThere\u0027s another night coming\nup when the Tigers will be hope\nful of a performance they now\nhave demonstrated they can have\nRichmond\u0027s high and mighty\nSpiders come to Death Valley\nFebruary 2(i.\nRandolph-Macon scared the life\nout of Coach Les Hooker\u0027s Spid\ners the other night at Ashland be\nfore losing by two points. The\nTigers may do a little clawing,\ncome February 2ti. on their own\naccount.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets\nI below them in the conference\nrace, and humbled Towson Teach\ners.\nThere\u0027s another night coming\nup when the Tigers will be hope\nful of a performance they now\nhave demonstrated they can have\nRichmond\u0027s high and mighty\nSpiders come to Death Valley\nFebruary 2(i.\nRandolph-Macon scared the life\nout of Coach Les Hooker\u0027s Spid\ners the other night at Ashland be\nfore losing by two points. 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Our cljief concern is to\nplease you, not ourselves, and we will go\nas far as sound banking practice will let\nus in giving you that kind of service.\nYou will be pleased with our service.\nPEOPLES NATIONAL BANK\nFARMVILLE, YIRGIXIA\nMember of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "LOOKING AT IT FROM\nYOUR SIDE!\nThis bank believes in serving its\ncustomers as individuals instead of treat\ning them as a class under hard fixed rules.\nYVe make every effort to see things\nfrom your side. 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Its\nnew KtUS°F J\u0027 Sn Traotor, we bnn* y““ ^h7he revolutionary Ferguson\nWith the Fe^US° Head Engine, combined with tnt uirements for\nContinental VaVve.mHea^g far for the light\nSystem, » capable of V economical, fuel savir g\npeak loads and hea y P themselves on over\nr^r ” 1 K„ you „„e ahonr -he — -Cor - .\nJSKST-\u0027Fe^nSysrenrl.P—" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5984, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0536", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0536", "label": "r\u0027^KMmWN TORCTo*", "dtoType": "document", "order": 475, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0536-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "r\u0027^KMmWN TORCTo*", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "r\u0027^KMmWN TORCTo*" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5745, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0370", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0370", "label": "TAYLOR SALES, INC.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 476, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0370-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "TAYLOR SALES, INC.\nON ROUTE 15 AND 460 WEST OF FARMVILLE\nPHONE 643 \u0027 FARMVILLE, VA.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "TAYLOR SALES, INC.\nON ROUTE 15 AND 460 WEST OF FARMVILLE\nPHONE 643 \u0027 FARMVILLE, VA." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8256, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0371", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0371", "label": "_FOR RENT", "dtoType": "document", "order": 477, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0371-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "_FOR RENT\nHOUSE — 9 rooms, 3 baths. 2\nlarge screened porches, oil fur\nnace heat, hot and cold water,\ntelephone and electric lights.\nEdgewood Estate, one mile from\nFarmville. Will rent entire house\nor as two apartments. Reasonable\nrent. Apply C. J. Cox. Farmville\nMotor Company. 1-9-tf\nAPARTMENT—living room, bed\nroom, kitchen and bath, electric\nrefrigerator, and stove, heat and\nwater furnished. 607 Second Ave..\nKnight Apartments. Call 482.\n2-3-tf", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "_FOR RENT\nHOUSE — 9 rooms, 3 baths. 2\nlarge screened porches, oil fur\nnace heat, hot and cold water,\ntelephone and electric lights.\nEdgewood Estate, one mile from\nFarmville. Will rent entire house\nor as two apartments. Reasonable\nrent. Apply C. J. Cox. Farmville\nMotor Company. 1-9-tf\nAPARTMENT—living room, bed\nroom, kitchen and bath, electric\nrefrigerator, and stove, heat and\nwater furnished. 607 Second Ave..\nKnight Apartments. 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Miss\nElizabeth Burger. 2-3-tf\nAPARTMENT—furnished, newly\ndecorated, heat, watei, private\nentrance. See 703 Oak street.\nFarmville. Rent by month. Apply\nto Eunice Allen. 3101 Seoend Ave..\nRichmond. Va. 2-10-tf\nBUSINESS RENT AL—Available\nimmediately, store space at 313\nWest Third street, formerly oc\ncupied by Dunlop Tire Company.\nCall William J. Gills 350 or 511 R.\n1-30-tfF.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ ".9 ACRE dark tobacco allotment.\nGeo. Penick, Tr Mr;. Mary Swope,\nR. 1, Farmville. 2-17-2p\nAPARTMENT three rooms, fur\nnished. Phone 413. 2-17-2\nOFFICE SPACE — second floor\nDoyne Building, Main street. Miss\nElizabeth Burger. 2-3-tf\nAPARTMENT—furnished, newly\ndecorated, heat, watei, private\nentrance. See 703 Oak street.\nFarmville. Rent by month. Apply\nto Eunice Allen. 3101 Seoend Ave..\nRichmond. Va. 2-10-tf\nBUSINESS RENT AL—Available\nimmediately, store space at 313\nWest Third street, formerly oc\ncupied by Dunlop Tire Company.\nCall William J. 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Farm\nville, Va. 2-17-lOp\nAPARTMENT — unfurnished. 3\nrooms and bath 20i S. Virginia (\nstreet. W. W. Towiei. 316 S;\nMain, Farmville. 2-20-lp\nHOUSE—4 looms and bath, fur\nnished or unfurnished. C L. Irv\ning. Phone 2604. Worsham. Va. .\n2-20-1t ;\nLAND for tobacco and corn at\nFive Forks. S. T. Hams. Route 2. j\nPamplin. 2-20-3p j\nSERVICES\nMall—McCulloch—Homelite\nPOWER CHAIN SAWS\nSales and Service\nRepairs—parts for all make saws\nBRIGGS X STRATTON\nSales and Service\nF. W. Shanaberger\n\u0026 Sons\nOne Mile East of Farmville on\nRt. 460 — Look for Sinus\nPhone 2017-R Night 1038-J\nTRADES -:- TIME PAYMENTS\nItRINGYOlll\nPRESCRPTIONS\nSOUTHSIDE\nDRUG STORE\nCarefully Compounded\nAt Reasonable Prices\nJACK PEARLOVE. Pharmacist\nMOVING\nLOCAL AND LONG\nDISTANCE\nGordon’s Transfer\nIncorporated\nPhone 363—Farmville, Va.\nRepair Service\nREFRIGERATORS. WASHING\nMACHINES, RADIOS, ETC.\nSouthern Hdwe. \u0026\nAppliance Co., Inc.\n321 MAIN ST. PHONE 59", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "HOUSE — 3 rooms with bath,\nnewly painted inside and out.\nApply Cralle\u0027s Store. 2-13-4p\nOFFICES for rent. Main street,\nsteam heat, newly painted. Apply\nJack Pearlove. Phone 356. Farm\nville, Va. 2-17-lOp\nAPARTMENT — unfurnished. 3\nrooms and bath 20i S. Virginia (\nstreet. W. W. Towiei. 316 S;\nMain, Farmville. 2-20-lp\nHOUSE—4 looms and bath, fur\nnished or unfurnished. C L. Irv\ning. Phone 2604. Worsham. Va. .\n2-20-1t ;\nLAND for tobacco and corn at\nFive Forks. S. T. Hams. Route 2. j\nPamplin. 2-20-3p j\nSERVICES\nMall—McCulloch—Homelite\nPOWER CHAIN SAWS\nSales and Service\nRepairs—parts for all make saws\nBRIGGS X STRATTON\nSales and Service\nF. W. Shanaberger\n\u0026 Sons\nOne Mile East of Farmville on\nRt. 460 — Look for Sinus\nPhone 2017-R Night 1038-J\nTRADES -:- TIME PAYMENTS\nItRINGYOlll\nPRESCRPTIONS\nSOUTHSIDE\nDRUG STORE\nCarefully Compounded\nAt Reasonable Prices\nJACK PEARLOVE. Pharmacist\nMOVING\nLOCAL AND LONG\nDISTANCE\nGordon’s Transfer\nIncorporated\nPhone 363—Farmville, Va.\nRepair Service\nREFRIGERATORS. WASHING\nMACHINES, RADIOS, ETC.\nSouthern Hdwe. \u0026\nAppliance Co., Inc.\n321 MAIN ST. 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HUGHES", "dtoType": "document", "order": 481, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0375-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "JOHN P. HUGHES\nMOTOR CO.. INC.\nTelephone 7300\nLYNCHBURG. VA.\nDITCHING — let us dig your\nd’tches, septic tanks, etc. by ina\nciune .especially designed for that\npurpose. Rural work solicited.\nPutney Plumbing and Heating\nThone 483. Farmville. Va. 4-21-tf\nBRIGGS \u0026 STRATON. Clinton\nPower Products. Reo, Lawson and\nContinental engines. Call Carl\nHcilner. 693. Farmville. Va^\nLAWN MOWER sharpening. Pick\nup and delivery service. Call Carl\nHeifner. 693. Farmville. Va -\n1 1 - I o - T i", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "JOHN P. HUGHES\nMOTOR CO.. INC.\nTelephone 7300\nLYNCHBURG. VA.\nDITCHING — let us dig your\nd’tches, septic tanks, etc. by ina\nciune .especially designed for that\npurpose. Rural work solicited.\nPutney Plumbing and Heating\nThone 483. Farmville. Va. 4-21-tf\nBRIGGS \u0026 STRATON. Clinton\nPower Products. Reo, Lawson and\nContinental engines. Call Carl\nHcilner. 693. Farmville. Va^\nLAWN MOWER sharpening. Pick\nup and delivery service. Call Carl\nHeifner. 693. Farmville. 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One to two\n! veal\u0027s old. W. B. Clark. New Can\nton. Va. l-27-8p\nSALT: 100 lbs. 99c. Osborn Bros.\n2-17-2p\nBUILDING LOT—on hard sur\nfaced road. Will finance building\nvour home. J A LeSueur, Farm\nville. 2-6-3pF\nGARDEN SEEDS: English peas,\nbeets, onion sets Seed potatoes.\nIt is time these should be started.\nSee us for your needs. J. H.\nWhitfield Company. 2-20-lp\nSEED—3.500 lbs. Lespedeza seed,\ncleaned. 23c per pound, small or\nlarge quantities. A W. Lewis,\nProspect, Va. l-27-4Fp\nHAY—Soy bean hay. John E\nOlgers. Rice, Virginia. 2-10-2p F\nBOXWOOD—old English, bush\nand tree, flowering shrubs, pansy\nand cabbage plants. Reduced\nprices on tree box. A. J. Thomp\nson. 6 miles north of Farmville.\nstate route 45. 2-6-4p F", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FOR RENT_\n1 LARGE HOUSE —newly painted\n! inside and out, large garden. Ap\n| ply Cralle\u0027s Store. 2-20-6p\n\u0022for Tale\nU. S. No. 1 Potatoes. 100 lbs.\nI $3.90. Osborn Bros. 2-17-2p\nPURE BRED Abeideen Angus\nbulls and heifers. One to two\n! veal\u0027s old. W. B. Clark. New Can\nton. Va. l-27-8p\nSALT: 100 lbs. 99c. Osborn Bros.\n2-17-2p\nBUILDING LOT—on hard sur\nfaced road. Will finance building\nvour home. J A LeSueur, Farm\nville. 2-6-3pF\nGARDEN SEEDS: English peas,\nbeets, onion sets Seed potatoes.\nIt is time these should be started.\nSee us for your needs. J. H.\nWhitfield Company. 2-20-lp\nSEED—3.500 lbs. Lespedeza seed,\ncleaned. 23c per pound, small or\nlarge quantities. A W. Lewis,\nProspect, Va. l-27-4Fp\nHAY—Soy bean hay. John E\nOlgers. Rice, Virginia. 2-10-2p F\nBOXWOOD—old English, bush\nand tree, flowering shrubs, pansy\nand cabbage plants. Reduced\nprices on tree box. A. J. Thomp\nson. 6 miles north of Farmville.\nstate route 45. 2-6-4p F" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7335, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0377", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0377", "label": "DISTRIBUTING BOXES, five,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 483, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0377-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "DISTRIBUTING BOXES, five,\n■seven and eight outlets $5 and $6.\nA. J. Thompson, 6 miles north of\nFannville on state route 45.\n2-6-4p F\nBABY CHICKS—New Hampshire,\nVa. U. S. pullorium clean. Place\nyour orders now. Locust Hill Farm\nHatcherry. P\u003E 1. Phone 4 F 40.\nWillie Welchlin. 2-13-2pF\nBULL—Black Angus bull, eligible\nfor registry. Very nice. Willie\nWelchlin. R 1. Fannville Va.\n2-13-2pF \u0027\nSEAT\nCOVERS\nGENTINK CHEVROLET\nAL-FIBER SEAT COVERS i\nTO FIT l!)-n2 MODELS |\nSneciai Thi\u003E M\u003EcA\nK\u003C \u003C). N2.L7 /\nx\u0022\u0022 °\u0022,v $18.95\nliiifi .1 \u0022OK” I\u0027scd\n(’nr Tori nil\nNEWMAN\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSECOND A SOUTH STREETS\nPHONE 261. FARMV1L1.E. VA\nVa. Dealer l icense No. 11\n.\u0027shavings\nFOR SALE\nLoaded on Your Truck at Pem\nberton, Va., 50c pick-up Load:\n$2.00 Truckload.\nPhone Fife 7-3191\nC. A. STONNELL\nCUMBERLAND. VA.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "DISTRIBUTING BOXES, five,\n■seven and eight outlets $5 and $6.\nA. J. Thompson, 6 miles north of\nFannville on state route 45.\n2-6-4p F\nBABY CHICKS—New Hampshire,\nVa. U. S. pullorium clean. Place\nyour orders now. Locust Hill Farm\nHatcherry. P\u003E 1. Phone 4 F 40.\nWillie Welchlin. 2-13-2pF\nBULL—Black Angus bull, eligible\nfor registry. Very nice. Willie\nWelchlin. R 1. Fannville Va.\n2-13-2pF \u0027\nSEAT\nCOVERS\nGENTINK CHEVROLET\nAL-FIBER SEAT COVERS i\nTO FIT l!)-n2 MODELS |\nSneciai Thi\u003E M\u003EcA\nK\u003C \u003C). N2.L7 /\nx\u0022\u0022 °\u0022,v $18.95\nliiifi .1 \u0022OK” I\u0027scd\n(’nr Tori nil\nNEWMAN\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSECOND A SOUTH STREETS\nPHONE 261. FARMV1L1.E. VA\nVa. Dealer l icense No. 11\n.\u0027shavings\nFOR SALE\nLoaded on Your Truck at Pem\nberton, Va., 50c pick-up Load:\n$2.00 Truckload.\nPhone Fife 7-3191\nC. A. STONNELL\nCUMBERLAND. VA." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6772, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK7" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0378", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0378", "label": "Lennox Aire - Flo Oil", "dtoType": "document", "order": 484, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0378-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Lennox Aire - Flo Oil\nFURNACE\nKEEPS YOU WARM IN\nTHE WINTER AND COOL\nIN THE SUMMER\nJ. M. Kernodle\nAuthorized Healer\nPhone Hampden-Sydney 2491\nFARMVILLE. VA.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Lennox Aire - Flo Oil\nFURNACE\nKEEPS YOU WARM IN\nTHE WINTER AND COOL\nIN THE SUMMER\nJ. M. Kernodle\nAuthorized Healer\nPhone Hampden-Sydney 2491\nFARMVILLE. VA." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.8327, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0379", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0379", "label": "HIGH QUALITY", "dtoType": "document", "order": 485, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0379-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "HIGH QUALITY\nTobacco Seed\nQ Six Leading Vareties of\nBright Tobacco.\n0 Five Leading Varieties of\nDark Tobacco.\n$1.00 Per Ounce\nQ Five Leading Varieties of\nBurley Tobacco.\n$1.50 Per Ounce\nl.H. WHITFIELD CO.\nPhone 415 Farmville. Va.\nWOOD FOR SALE\nDry Oak \u0026 Pine\n$5.00 Per Cord at Mill.\nPemberton. Va.\nC. A. STONNELL\nCUMBERLAND, VA.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "HIGH QUALITY\nTobacco Seed\nQ Six Leading Vareties of\nBright Tobacco.\n0 Five Leading Varieties of\nDark Tobacco.\n$1.00 Per Ounce\nQ Five Leading Varieties of\nBurley Tobacco.\n$1.50 Per Ounce\nl.H. WHITFIELD CO.\nPhone 415 Farmville. Va.\nWOOD FOR SALE\nDry Oak \u0026 Pine\n$5.00 Per Cord at Mill.\nPemberton. Va.\nC. A. STONNELL\nCUMBERLAND, VA." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7168, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK9" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0380", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0380", "label": "_FOR SALtt", "dtoType": "document", "order": 486, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0380-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "_FOR SALtt\nINSURANCE—new disability and\nincome policy, special polio policy.\nHospitalization and polio policy\ncombined. For details phone 468\nor write Box 402. Annie V. Put\nney, Farmville. Va. 2-10-llp\nSPENCER — Individual measure\nments for surgical and formfitting\ngarments. Also postuie correcting.\nConsult Mrs. Annie V. Putney,\nBox 402. Phone 468. Farmville. Va.\n2-10-llp", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "_FOR SALtt\nINSURANCE—new disability and\nincome policy, special polio policy.\nHospitalization and polio policy\ncombined. For details phone 468\nor write Box 402. Annie V. Put\nney, Farmville. Va. 2-10-llp\nSPENCER — Individual measure\nments for surgical and formfitting\ngarments. Also postuie correcting.\nConsult Mrs. Annie V. Putney,\nBox 402. Phone 468. Farmville. Va.\n2-10-llp" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7297, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0381", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0381", "label": "I SEED—recleaned lespedeza seed. ; 20c pound. F. M.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 487, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0381-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "I SEED—recleaned lespedeza seed.\n; 20c pound. F. M. Irving. Pamplin.\nVirginia. 2-10-Gt\nALUMINUM SULPHATE: Excel\nlent for use on Azaleas, Rhodo\ndendrons and siniiut plants to ,\ncreate the necessary acid soil.\n5 lb. pkg. 75c J H. Whitfield\nCompany. 2-20-1 p\nPOULAN chain saws, 7HP, Bows\navailable. Call Carl Heifner, 693,\nFarmville, Va. Jl-18-tI", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "I SEED—recleaned lespedeza seed.\n; 20c pound. F. M. Irving. Pamplin.\nVirginia. 2-10-Gt\nALUMINUM SULPHATE: Excel\nlent for use on Azaleas, Rhodo\ndendrons and siniiut plants to ,\ncreate the necessary acid soil.\n5 lb. pkg. 75c J H. Whitfield\nCompany. 2-20-1 p\nPOULAN chain saws, 7HP, Bows\navailable. Call Carl Heifner, 693,\nFarmville, Va. Jl-18-tI" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6922, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0382", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0382", "label": "WOOD—mixed hardwood, stove", "dtoType": "document", "order": 488, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0382-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "WOOD—mixed hardwood, stove\nlength, $10 load in large pick-up\nbody, delivered. Call Joe Wilck.\ni3. or Jimmy Watkins. 247. 1-9-tf\nTITAN chain saws, 4 to 12HP.,\n$323.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCnrl Helfner, 693, Farmville. Va.\n11-18-tf\nLOMBARD one-man chain saws,\nC268.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCall Heifner, 693, Farmville, Va.\n11-18-tf\nFLOUR: Satisfaction Guaranteed.\n100 lbs. $5.95. Osbom Brothers.\n2-17-2p\nFIGS — Nice Poland China Berk\nshire, 8 weeks old. Albert Gee,\nR. 1, Ric, Virginia. 2-17-2p\nBOXWOOD — tree oushes. Geo.\nPenick, % Mrs. Mary Swope, R. 1.\nFarmville. 2-17-2p\nHAY—baled lespedeza hay. W. R\nPeircy Farm. New Canton, Va.\n2-17-4t\nSTONE — Let us fix your roads\nand driveways, we deliver any\nquantity over 5 tons. We also do\ndump truck hauling of all kinds.\nPhone 532, Reid\u0027s Esso Servi\ncenter. East Third Street, Farm\nville. Va. l-23-10p\nREAL ESTATE\nI\nL\nBy I.ANDON G. ATKINS", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "WOOD—mixed hardwood, stove\nlength, $10 load in large pick-up\nbody, delivered. Call Joe Wilck.\ni3. or Jimmy Watkins. 247. 1-9-tf\nTITAN chain saws, 4 to 12HP.,\n$323.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCnrl Helfner, 693, Farmville. Va.\n11-18-tf\nLOMBARD one-man chain saws,\nC268.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCall Heifner, 693, Farmville, Va.\n11-18-tf\nFLOUR: Satisfaction Guaranteed.\n100 lbs. $5.95. Osbom Brothers.\n2-17-2p\nFIGS — Nice Poland China Berk\nshire, 8 weeks old. Albert Gee,\nR. 1, Ric, Virginia. 2-17-2p\nBOXWOOD — tree oushes. Geo.\nPenick, % Mrs. Mary Swope, R. 1.\nFarmville. 2-17-2p\nHAY—baled lespedeza hay. W. R\nPeircy Farm. New Canton, Va.\n2-17-4t\nSTONE — Let us fix your roads\nand driveways, we deliver any\nquantity over 5 tons. We also do\ndump truck hauling of all kinds.\nPhone 532, Reid\u0027s Esso Servi\ncenter. East Third Street, Farm\nville. Va. l-23-10p\nREAL ESTATE\nI\nL\nBy I.ANDON G. ATKINS" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7359, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK12" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0383", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0383", "label": "“/ would suggest gnu put out the fire and", "dtoType": "document", "order": 489, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0383-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "would suggest gnu put out\nthe fire and leave. / just rent\ned this property from London\n(l. Atkins, Realtor.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "would suggest gnu put out\nthe fire and leave. / just rent\ned this property from London\n(l. Atkins, Realtor." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6131, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK14" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0384", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0384", "label": "Lots in the Davidson sub-division, water and sewage. Residence,", "dtoType": "document", "order": 490, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0384-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Lots in the Davidson sub-division,\nwater and sewage.\nResidence, 8 rooms, 2 baths, in ;\nVictoria. Near school and churches, |\nDouble garage. $8,000.\nResidence, 10 rooms, 3 baths. In\nBurkeville. Beauty parlor business\nand equipment can be purchased\nwith this home. Oood investment\nproperty. House above, $4,500.\nWith beauty parlor equipment\n$5,500.\nFarm, near Blackstone. 250 acres.\n125 cleared, balance good young\n: pine and oak timber. Beautiful\n8 room house, bath. Fenced and\n\u0027 watered. On paved road. $18,000\n; Dwelling. 5 rooms, bath, electric\nI hot water heater, on edge of\nFnrmvil’e Only $6,000\nDwelling with 5 acres on Cumber\nland Rd 7 miles out. Four rooms\nand full basement. Electric water\nsystem and bath. Several out\nbuildings. Only $5,000.\nLots, several nice lots in and\naround Farmville.\nFarms. 25 good farms, large and\nsmall, located in Prince Edward,\nj Cumberland. Apbomattox, Anv lia.\nCharlotte and Buckingham coun\nties\nFOR RENT\nDwelling, six rooms, two small\nkitchens, two baths. Ideal for two\nsmall families. City.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Lots in the Davidson sub-division,\nwater and sewage.\nResidence, 8 rooms, 2 baths, in ;\nVictoria. Near school and churches, |\nDouble garage. $8,000.\nResidence, 10 rooms, 3 baths. In\nBurkeville. Beauty parlor business\nand equipment can be purchased\nwith this home. Oood investment\nproperty. House above, $4,500.\nWith beauty parlor equipment\n$5,500.\nFarm, near Blackstone. 250 acres.\n125 cleared, balance good young\n: pine and oak timber. Beautiful\n8 room house, bath. Fenced and\n\u0027 watered. On paved road. $18,000\n; Dwelling. 5 rooms, bath, electric\nI hot water heater, on edge of\nFnrmvil’e Only $6,000\nDwelling with 5 acres on Cumber\nland Rd 7 miles out. Four rooms\nand full basement. Electric water\nsystem and bath. Several out\nbuildings. Only $5,000.\nLots, several nice lots in and\naround Farmville.\nFarms. 25 good farms, large and\nsmall, located in Prince Edward,\nj Cumberland. Apbomattox, Anv lia.\nCharlotte and Buckingham coun\nties\nFOR RENT\nDwelling, six rooms, two small\nkitchens, two baths. Ideal for two\nsmall families. City." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6427, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0385", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0385", "label": "_ FOR SALE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 491, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0385-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "FOR SALE\nHOT POINT Electric water heat\ner. Excellent condition, capacity\n52 gallons. $75.00. Solici mahogany\ndining table. Sheraton period,\nround $47.50. Mrs. VY. S. Elliott,\nFarmville. Phone 147 2-20-lp\nLAND —107 acres. Buckingham\ncounty, part of Willis Mountain,\non the east, possibility of miner\nal. splendid camp site. W. C\nCanada. Realtor, Peoples Bank\nBuilding. Farmville, Va. 2-20-2p\nHOUSE—Nice house with water,\nlights, and bath. larhe corner lot\non highway 460. in village of\nProspect. W C,\u0027 Canada, Realtor,\nPeoples Bank Building. Farmville.\nVa. 2-20-2p\n( HEVROLET- 1951 Power Glide\nLike new. 8000 miles. All extras.\nUnder ceiling. Call 61a. or 657-M.\n_ 2-10-tr\nHAY—mixed $40.00 ton. Alfalfa\n$50.00 per ton. R. C. Goodwyn\nPlaning Mill, Powhatan, Virginia.\n2-10-4t", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FOR SALE\nHOT POINT Electric water heat\ner. Excellent condition, capacity\n52 gallons. $75.00. Solici mahogany\ndining table. Sheraton period,\nround $47.50. Mrs. VY. S. Elliott,\nFarmville. Phone 147 2-20-lp\nLAND —107 acres. Buckingham\ncounty, part of Willis Mountain,\non the east, possibility of miner\nal. splendid camp site. W. C\nCanada. Realtor, Peoples Bank\nBuilding. Farmville, Va. 2-20-2p\nHOUSE—Nice house with water,\nlights, and bath. larhe corner lot\non highway 460. in village of\nProspect. W C,\u0027 Canada, Realtor,\nPeoples Bank Building. Farmville.\nVa. 2-20-2p\n( HEVROLET- 1951 Power Glide\nLike new. 8000 miles. All extras.\nUnder ceiling. Call 61a. or 657-M.\n_ 2-10-tr\nHAY—mixed $40.00 ton. Alfalfa\n$50.00 per ton. R. C. Goodwyn\nPlaning Mill, Powhatan, Virginia.\n2-10-4t" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6654, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0386", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0386", "label": "DISSTON chain saws, 3\u00272 to 12", "dtoType": "document", "order": 492, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0386-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "DISSTON chain saws, 3\u00272 to 12\nHP, $349.75 up. Bows available.\nCall Carl Hcifner, G93, Farmvili;,\nVa. 11-118 tl\nSEED Lawn Grass: We have a\ncomplete line of lawn grasses to\nsuit the soil and particular con\nditions of your lawn at reason\nable prices. Also law fertilizers.\u0027\nCome in and discus- your lawn\nproblem with us. J. H Whitfield\nCompany. 2-20-lp\niTSEI) CARS.\nCHEVROLET 1952, all extras\nUnder ceiling. Edwarci ingle, R 5.\nFarmville. Va 2-20-3p\nGOOD\nUSED CARS\nUSED CARS\n1949 Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan\nexct pi tonally c\u003E. n -j Artr\nfully equipped i\n1947 Oldsmobile club coupe w.ih\nheater, defroster and seat\ncovers, excellent\nfinish n^Ol/O\n1941 Chevrolet 2-dr (PQpTA\nSedan. A real buy \\F\nCSEI) TRI C KS\n1949 Ford ; ?u •• take body.\nexceptional!:. r\u003E.\ntruck. A steal at 4\n1947 Chevrolet -te n A Q r\npick-up. A \u0027ood buy at\n1944 Ford ?ton. 2-speed rear\naxel. 8■25x20x10\ntires only »j\nNEWMAN\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSECOND A SOUTH STREETS\nPHONE 2G4. F AKMVILLE, V\\\nVa. Dealer License No. 11", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "DISSTON chain saws, 3\u00272 to 12\nHP, $349.75 up. Bows available.\nCall Carl Hcifner, G93, Farmvili;,\nVa. 11-118 tl\nSEED Lawn Grass: We have a\ncomplete line of lawn grasses to\nsuit the soil and particular con\nditions of your lawn at reason\nable prices. Also law fertilizers.\u0027\nCome in and discus- your lawn\nproblem with us. J. H Whitfield\nCompany. 2-20-lp\niTSEI) CARS.\nCHEVROLET 1952, all extras\nUnder ceiling. Edwarci ingle, R 5.\nFarmville. Va 2-20-3p\nGOOD\nUSED CARS\nUSED CARS\n1949 Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan\nexct pi tonally c\u003E. n -j Artr\nfully equipped i\n1947 Oldsmobile club coupe w.ih\nheater, defroster and seat\ncovers, excellent\nfinish n^Ol/O\n1941 Chevrolet 2-dr (PQpTA\nSedan. A real buy \\F\nCSEI) TRI C KS\n1949 Ford ; ?u •• take body.\nexceptional!:. r\u003E.\ntruck. A steal at 4\n1947 Chevrolet -te n A Q r\npick-up. A \u0027ood buy at\n1944 Ford ?ton. 2-speed rear\naxel. 8■25x20x10\ntires only »j\nNEWMAN\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSECOND A SOUTH STREETS\nPHONE 2G4. F AKMVILLE, V\\\nVa. Dealer License No. 11" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5867, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0387", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0387", "label": "Our Best Values", "dtoType": "document", "order": 493, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0387-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Our Best Values\nIX\nUSED CARS\nIn Ten Years\n1952 Studebaker V8 Commander\n4-door Sedan with overdrive\nheater nnd radio.\nCeiling Price $2060.00\nSelling Price 1550.00\n1950 Chevrolet Belair w.t.h\npower glide, .\u0027.eat covers\nradio and heater. Extra clean\nwith low mileage and in\nexcellnt condition. Well be\nlow ceiling.\nSelling Price 1550.00\n1949 Mercury 4-door black\nsedan\nCeiling Price 1428.00\nSelling Price 1095.00\n1948 Pontiac Station Wagon\nSelling Price 795.00\n1948 Fraser 4-door sedan with\nradio \u0026 heater. Low mileage\nSelling Price 595.00\n1947 Chrysler Windsor 4-D\nsedan. In excellent condition\nLooks and rides like new\nSelling Price 1095 00\n1948 Plymouth Special 4-D\nsedan with radio ft heater.\nClean and in good condition\nSelling Price 895.00\n1946 Plymouth 4-D sedan.\nNew Paint ft new seat covers\nSelling Price 755.00\n1951 Dodge 2 Ton Truck with\nstake body ft heater Very low\nmileage.\nSelling Price. About new price", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Our Best Values\nIX\nUSED CARS\nIn Ten Years\n1952 Studebaker V8 Commander\n4-door Sedan with overdrive\nheater nnd radio.\nCeiling Price $2060.00\nSelling Price 1550.00\n1950 Chevrolet Belair w.t.h\npower glide, .\u0027.eat covers\nradio and heater. Extra clean\nwith low mileage and in\nexcellnt condition. Well be\nlow ceiling.\nSelling Price 1550.00\n1949 Mercury 4-door black\nsedan\nCeiling Price 1428.00\nSelling Price 1095.00\n1948 Pontiac Station Wagon\nSelling Price 795.00\n1948 Fraser 4-door sedan with\nradio \u0026 heater. Low mileage\nSelling Price 595.00\n1947 Chrysler Windsor 4-D\nsedan. In excellent condition\nLooks and rides like new\nSelling Price 1095 00\n1948 Plymouth Special 4-D\nsedan with radio ft heater.\nClean and in good condition\nSelling Price 895.00\n1946 Plymouth 4-D sedan.\nNew Paint ft new seat covers\nSelling Price 755.00\n1951 Dodge 2 Ton Truck with\nstake body ft heater Very low\nmileage.\nSelling Price. About new price" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6404, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0388", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0388", "label": "Farmville Motor Co.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 494, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0388-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Farmville Motor Co.\nPhone 295 Farniville, Va.\nVirginia Dealer License No. IKK", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmville Motor Co.\nPhone 295 Farniville, Va.\nVirginia Dealer License No. IKK" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6767, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK19" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0389", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0389", "label": "Classified Rates", "dtoType": "document", "order": 495, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0389-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Classified Rates\nnil copy must be in Tin\nHerald office by Wednes\nday noon for Friday pub\nlication and by Saturday\nnoon for Tuesday Dubli\n2e Per Word\nWhen Cash Accompanies\nThe Order\nWhen Cash Does Not\n3c Per Word\nCards of Thanks, Resolutions\nif Resoect, In Meinorlam. Kn\ncertatnments. etc., will be used\nONLY when cash accompanies\n►he order.\nDisplay Classified\nAdvertising.\n75c Per Inch\nINSTRUCTION\nLEARN beauty culture the train- i\nmg witb a real future for you.\nI he way to happiness and finan- 1\ncial independence. Eliminate all\njob hunting and money worries\nforever. Age or lack oi education i\n:.s no barrier. You cun start at ^\nonce and use our easy pay as you\nlearn plan. Mayfair College of\nBeauty Culture, 1120 Main Street.\nLynchburg, Virginia. 2-20-4t F", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Classified Rates\nnil copy must be in Tin\nHerald office by Wednes\nday noon for Friday pub\nlication and by Saturday\nnoon for Tuesday Dubli\n2e Per Word\nWhen Cash Accompanies\nThe Order\nWhen Cash Does Not\n3c Per Word\nCards of Thanks, Resolutions\nif Resoect, In Meinorlam. Kn\ncertatnments. etc., will be used\nONLY when cash accompanies\n►he order.\nDisplay Classified\nAdvertising.\n75c Per Inch\nINSTRUCTION\nLEARN beauty culture the train- i\nmg witb a real future for you.\nI he way to happiness and finan- 1\ncial independence. Eliminate all\njob hunting and money worries\nforever. Age or lack oi education i\n:.s no barrier. You cun start at ^\nonce and use our easy pay as you\nlearn plan. Mayfair College of\nBeauty Culture, 1120 Main Street.\nLynchburg, Virginia. 2-20-4t F" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6784, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK20" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0390", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0390", "label": "WANTED", "dtoType": "document", "order": 496, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0390-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "WANTED\nVENEER LOGS — Poplar and :\nsweetRUm, 4 miles east of Appo- !\nmattox. Virginia on 460 for price ;\nand specifications see Walker at\nyard Tuesday through Friday.\nFen urn Veneer Corp. l-2-16tp\nDOGWOOD—$40, 160 eu. ft. de\nlivered New Canton, Va. Write\nfor specifications. Landes General\nSt ire. New Canton. Va. 9-9-tf\nGOOD FARMERS ■ ...ow pickles\nfor Lang. See r.\u0027in.iers coopera\ntive. Farmvilie. \\V. li Stonnell,\nCumberland. H. N. laving. Mgr..\nMeherriin. Va. 3-6-20p\nRABBITS —Wanted to buy live\nbaby rabbits. Contact J. J. New\nberry Co.. Farmvilie, Va. 2-10-8t\nOFFICE TABLE piam oak. 30x60\ninches m good condition Call 359\n2-20-1\nFEED - jjarlev. oats. hay. Wc\nnaul Write Southall\u0027s Farm.\nCrewe, Va 2-20-8p\nMISCELLANEOUS two fresh\nGuernsey heifers. Alfalfa and les\npeue/a hay George R Smith. Box\n35, Rice, Va 2-17-4t\nDTDS WANTED\nState Forest Timber For Sale\nSealed bids for the purchase\nof all timber except designated\nseed trees upon a portion of\nPocahontas State Forest, located\nm Chesterfield County, Virginia,\nestimated to he approximately\n498.008 board feet, will be receiv\ned at cite office of the State\nForester. Box 1368 University Sta\ntion. Charlottesville, Virginia, un\nt ill 9:00 A M. on Monday.-March\n16. 1953.\nFull particulars may be had\nfrom the State Forester or from\nRobert W. Slocum. District For\nester. i Tel. Richmond 3-6262),\nWRVA Theatre Building, \u003CP. O.\nBox 960). Richmond 7. Virginia.\n2 -13 - 4t F\nNOTICES^\nThe undersigned. First National\nBank of Farmvilie. Virginia, by\nvirtue of Section 64-123 of the\nCode of Virginia, 1950. as amend\ned. hereby gives public notice of\nits intention to transfer to\nGeorgia Railroad Bank \u0026 Trust\nCompany of Augusta, Georgia,\nPermanent Administiator of the\nestate of A C. Griggs who was\none and the same person as\njiugustu.s C. Griggs, of Augusta.\nGeorgia, the sum of $3,035.37,\nrepresenting a savings account\nwhich tile said A. C. Griggs had\nwith the undersigned Bank at the\ntime of his death, including in\nterest to date.\nFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF\nFARMVILLE. VIRGINIA\nBv E. W SANFORD. Jr.. CASH\nIER. 2-13-4t", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "WANTED\nVENEER LOGS — Poplar and :\nsweetRUm, 4 miles east of Appo- !\nmattox. Virginia on 460 for price ;\nand specifications see Walker at\nyard Tuesday through Friday.\nFen urn Veneer Corp. l-2-16tp\nDOGWOOD—$40, 160 eu. ft. de\nlivered New Canton, Va. Write\nfor specifications. Landes General\nSt ire. New Canton. Va. 9-9-tf\nGOOD FARMERS ■ ...ow pickles\nfor Lang. See r.\u0027in.iers coopera\ntive. Farmvilie. \\V. li Stonnell,\nCumberland. H. N. laving. Mgr..\nMeherriin. Va. 3-6-20p\nRABBITS —Wanted to buy live\nbaby rabbits. Contact J. J. New\nberry Co.. Farmvilie, Va. 2-10-8t\nOFFICE TABLE piam oak. 30x60\ninches m good condition Call 359\n2-20-1\nFEED - jjarlev. oats. hay. Wc\nnaul Write Southall\u0027s Farm.\nCrewe, Va 2-20-8p\nMISCELLANEOUS two fresh\nGuernsey heifers. Alfalfa and les\npeue/a hay George R Smith. Box\n35, Rice, Va 2-17-4t\nDTDS WANTED\nState Forest Timber For Sale\nSealed bids for the purchase\nof all timber except designated\nseed trees upon a portion of\nPocahontas State Forest, located\nm Chesterfield County, Virginia,\nestimated to he approximately\n498.008 board feet, will be receiv\ned at cite office of the State\nForester. Box 1368 University Sta\ntion. Charlottesville, Virginia, un\nt ill 9:00 A M. on Monday.-March\n16. 1953.\nFull particulars may be had\nfrom the State Forester or from\nRobert W. Slocum. District For\nester. i Tel. Richmond 3-6262),\nWRVA Theatre Building, \u003CP. O.\nBox 960). Richmond 7. Virginia.\n2 -13 - 4t F\nNOTICES^\nThe undersigned. First National\nBank of Farmvilie. Virginia, by\nvirtue of Section 64-123 of the\nCode of Virginia, 1950. as amend\ned. hereby gives public notice of\nits intention to transfer to\nGeorgia Railroad Bank \u0026 Trust\nCompany of Augusta, Georgia,\nPermanent Administiator of the\nestate of A C. Griggs who was\none and the same person as\njiugustu.s C. Griggs, of Augusta.\nGeorgia, the sum of $3,035.37,\nrepresenting a savings account\nwhich tile said A. C. Griggs had\nwith the undersigned Bank at the\ntime of his death, including in\nterest to date.\nFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF\nFARMVILLE. VIRGINIA\nBv E. W SANFORD. Jr.. CASH\nIER. 2-13-4t" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6444, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK21" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0537", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0537", "label": "SERVICES CRALLE Painting: \u0026 Repairing: Co. Phone 878 Farmvillc, \\\u0027a. All Kinds of Tainting", "dtoType": "document", "order": 497, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0537-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "SERVICES\nCRALLE\nPainting: \u0026\nRepairing: Co.\nPhone 878\nFarmvillc, \\\u0027a.\nAll Kinds of Tainting", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "SERVICES\nCRALLE\nPainting: \u0026\nRepairing: Co.\nPhone 878\nFarmvillc, \\\u0027a.\nAll Kinds of Tainting" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7367, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK22" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0391", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0391", "label": "_FOR SALE_", "dtoType": "document", "order": 498, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0391-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "_FOR SALE_\nBABY CHjpKS: All our chicks\nfrom Virginia-U. S. approved pul\nlorum clean hatchenes. We have\nchicks on hand or place your\norder for future delivery. Price\nS 15.00 per hundred on all heavy\nbreeds. J. H. Whit fie.d Company.\n2-20-lp", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "_FOR SALE_\nBABY CHjpKS: All our chicks\nfrom Virginia-U. S. approved pul\nlorum clean hatchenes. We have\nchicks on hand or place your\norder for future delivery. Price\nS 15.00 per hundred on all heavy\nbreeds. J. H. Whit fie.d Company.\n2-20-lp" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7716, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK23" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0392", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0392", "label": "FARM—70 acres, .7 dark: .6 oright allotment, new tobacco", "dtoType": "document", "order": 499, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0392-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "FARM—70 acres, .7 dark: .6\noright allotment, new tobacco\nbarn: 20 acres open land on river\nroad. 3 miles from FarmviDe. Call\nFarmville 550R or wnte Alvin C.\nMottley. R. 1, jVctoiia, 2-10-4tp\nSEED—Lespedeza seed, recleuned\nin 100 lb. bags. 20c per lb. Thos.\nC Hix. Prospect. Va. 2-20-4Fp\nHAY, ten tons lespeoe/.a. $32 per\nton. Also platform truck body,\n$50 Phone 3031-J. Glenn Easter.\n2-20-2Tp\nHover type. Economical to oper\nate. 100 chick capacity. Special\nprice: $10.75. Only a limited\nsupply. J. H. Whitfield Company.\n2-20-lp\nSEED—Korean Lespedeza—99 per\ncent pure, state tested. Dodder\nfree. 23c and hulled 25. Herbert\nH. Goodman. Cumberland.\nl-30-4pF", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "FARM—70 acres, .7 dark: .6\noright allotment, new tobacco\nbarn: 20 acres open land on river\nroad. 3 miles from FarmviDe. Call\nFarmville 550R or wnte Alvin C.\nMottley. R. 1, jVctoiia, 2-10-4tp\nSEED—Lespedeza seed, recleuned\nin 100 lb. bags. 20c per lb. Thos.\nC Hix. Prospect. Va. 2-20-4Fp\nHAY, ten tons lespeoe/.a. $32 per\nton. Also platform truck body,\n$50 Phone 3031-J. Glenn Easter.\n2-20-2Tp\nHover type. Economical to oper\nate. 100 chick capacity. Special\nprice: $10.75. Only a limited\nsupply. J. H. Whitfield Company.\n2-20-lp\nSEED—Korean Lespedeza—99 per\ncent pure, state tested. Dodder\nfree. 23c and hulled 25. Herbert\nH. Goodman. Cumberland.\nl-30-4pF" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7609, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK24" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0393", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0393", "label": "WOODSON—In loving remem", "dtoType": "document", "order": 500, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0393-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "WOODSON—In loving remem\nbrance of Charles Woodson de\nparted this life in February 19.\ni940\nWe think of you every moment\nLong for you day by day\nOurs hours are weaiy and lone\nsome\nSince you were taken away.\nI like to think when life is done\nWherever heaven may be\nThat he is standing at the door\nUp there to welcome him in.\nSilently the angels took daddy\nInto the mansion above\nThere shall be rest :iom earth\u0027s\ntoiling\nSafe m the arms of God\u0027s love.\nMollie. Cora and Tom Woodson.\n2-20-lp\nLEGAL NOTICE\nNOTICE. At a meeting of the\n:.oard of Supervisors of Prince\nEdward County held on the 5th\nday of February. 1953, it was or\ndered that the Cleik of said\nBoard cause to be posted and\npublished, according to law. no\ntice that a portion ot Secondary\nHighway Route 628 about 0.3 of a\nmile in length from the intersec\ntion ol said Route 628 with\nRoutes 630 and 637 of said Sec\nondary Highway System through\nthe property of Monioe Foster be\nabandoned as a public road.\nIt was further ordered by said\nBoard that further pioceedings. if\nnecessary, be had at the regular\nmeeting of the Boaid to be held\non the 2nd day oi Api ll, 1953, at\n10 o\u0027clock. A M.\nTherefore, notice is hereby\ngiven as above set forth for said\nabandonment.\nHorace Adams Clerk of tfie\nBoard 2-20-2t\nAUCTION SALES\nFARMER’ Angus Bull Auction.\nWednesday, February 25, 1953\n1:00 P. M. At Staumon Purebred\nLivestock Sale Pavilion 6 miles\nnorth of Staunton on Route 11.\n60 — registered — rugged ready\nbulls selected from top registered\nherds of Aberdeen-Angus in Vir\nginia. All have been tested for\nBangs and T. B. and come from\nclean, healthy herds. All bulls\nfully guaranteed to oe breeders.\nSale sponsored by Virginia Aber\ndeen-Angus Association, Box 196.\nCharlottesville. Va. 2-13-2t F\nDANVILLE District Angus Auc\ntion Saturday. February 21. 1963\n1: P. M. At Danville Fair Orounds\nLivestock Market 60 Registered\nfemales—top selection from 19\nleading Aberdeen-Angus herds In\nVirginia. 8 Registered bulls—all\ntop herd sire prospects. Selected\nafter rigid culling. Top families\nand good pedigrees. All are from\nclean, healthy herds and are fully\nguaranteed. For better breeding\nbuy Blacks—Sale sponsored by\nVirginia Aberdeen-Angus Associa\ntion. Box 196, Charlottesville. Va.\n2-13-2tF", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "WOODSON—In loving remem\nbrance of Charles Woodson de\nparted this life in February 19.\ni940\nWe think of you every moment\nLong for you day by day\nOurs hours are weaiy and lone\nsome\nSince you were taken away.\nI like to think when life is done\nWherever heaven may be\nThat he is standing at the door\nUp there to welcome him in.\nSilently the angels took daddy\nInto the mansion above\nThere shall be rest :iom earth\u0027s\ntoiling\nSafe m the arms of God\u0027s love.\nMollie. Cora and Tom Woodson.\n2-20-lp\nLEGAL NOTICE\nNOTICE. At a meeting of the\n:.oard of Supervisors of Prince\nEdward County held on the 5th\nday of February. 1953, it was or\ndered that the Cleik of said\nBoard cause to be posted and\npublished, according to law. no\ntice that a portion ot Secondary\nHighway Route 628 about 0.3 of a\nmile in length from the intersec\ntion ol said Route 628 with\nRoutes 630 and 637 of said Sec\nondary Highway System through\nthe property of Monioe Foster be\nabandoned as a public road.\nIt was further ordered by said\nBoard that further pioceedings. if\nnecessary, be had at the regular\nmeeting of the Boaid to be held\non the 2nd day oi Api ll, 1953, at\n10 o\u0027clock. A M.\nTherefore, notice is hereby\ngiven as above set forth for said\nabandonment.\nHorace Adams Clerk of tfie\nBoard 2-20-2t\nAUCTION SALES\nFARMER’ Angus Bull Auction.\nWednesday, February 25, 1953\n1:00 P. M. At Staumon Purebred\nLivestock Sale Pavilion 6 miles\nnorth of Staunton on Route 11.\n60 — registered — rugged ready\nbulls selected from top registered\nherds of Aberdeen-Angus in Vir\nginia. All have been tested for\nBangs and T. B. and come from\nclean, healthy herds. All bulls\nfully guaranteed to oe breeders.\nSale sponsored by Virginia Aber\ndeen-Angus Association, Box 196.\nCharlottesville. Va. 2-13-2t F\nDANVILLE District Angus Auc\ntion Saturday. February 21. 1963\n1: P. M. At Danville Fair Orounds\nLivestock Market 60 Registered\nfemales—top selection from 19\nleading Aberdeen-Angus herds In\nVirginia. 8 Registered bulls—all\ntop herd sire prospects. Selected\nafter rigid culling. Top families\nand good pedigrees. All are from\nclean, healthy herds and are fully\nguaranteed. For better breeding\nbuy Blacks—Sale sponsored by\nVirginia Aberdeen-Angus Associa\ntion. Box 196, Charlottesville. Va.\n2-13-2tF" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6511, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK25" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0394", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0394", "label": "Southside Livestock", "dtoType": "document", "order": 501, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0394-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Southside Livestock\nMarket, Inc.\nFarmville, Va.\nIt pays to sell your livestock at\nthe Southside Livestock Auction.\nA review of our sale Saturday.\nFebruary 14. 1953\nHogs, topping at $20.20 per\nhundred\nVeals, topping at $38.00 per\nhundred.\nLight Hogs from $13.00 to $18.00\nper hundred.\nSows topping at S15.23 per\nhundred.\nPigs $8.00 to $12.50 per head.\nBaby Calves $7.00 to $12.00\nper head.\nStork Cattle $40.00 to $183.00\nper head.\nHeavy Hogs, topping at $21.00\nper hundred.\nAUCTION SALE\nEVERY SATURDAY", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Southside Livestock\nMarket, Inc.\nFarmville, Va.\nIt pays to sell your livestock at\nthe Southside Livestock Auction.\nA review of our sale Saturday.\nFebruary 14. 1953\nHogs, topping at $20.20 per\nhundred\nVeals, topping at $38.00 per\nhundred.\nLight Hogs from $13.00 to $18.00\nper hundred.\nSows topping at S15.23 per\nhundred.\nPigs $8.00 to $12.50 per head.\nBaby Calves $7.00 to $12.00\nper head.\nStork Cattle $40.00 to $183.00\nper head.\nHeavy Hogs, topping at $21.00\nper hundred.\nAUCTION SALE\nEVERY SATURDAY" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6975, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK26" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0395", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0395", "label": "CARD OF THANKS", "dtoType": "document", "order": 502, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0395-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "CARD OF THANKS\nBAKER — I wish to thank my\nfriends for the lovely flowers,\ncards and gifts while in the hos\npital. Mrs. W. A, Baker. Carters\nville, Va. 2-20-lt\nLEGAL NOTICES", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "CARD OF THANKS\nBAKER — I wish to thank my\nfriends for the lovely flowers,\ncards and gifts while in the hos\npital. Mrs. W. A, Baker. Carters\nville, Va. 2-20-lt\nLEGAL NOTICES" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7353, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK27" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0396", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0396", "label": "VIRGINIA", "dtoType": "document", "order": 503, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0396-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "VIRGINIA\nIn the Clerks Office of the Cir\ncuit Court for the County of\nCumberland, on this the ?ftth day\nof January. 1953:\nVIRGINIA.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "VIRGINIA\nIn the Clerks Office of the Cir\ncuit Court for the County of\nCumberland, on this the ?ftth day\nof January. 1953:\nVIRGINIA." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7292, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK28" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0397", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0397", "label": "IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF", "dtoType": "document", "order": 504, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0397-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF\nTHE COUNTY Of CUMBER\nLAND:\nL. G ATKINS\nFarmville. Virginia, and\nI MYRTLE J. MCDANIEL\n226 W. 150th St., New York 30.\nNew York. COMPLAINANTS\nvs. BILL OF COMPLAINANT\nCOLUMBUS JACKSON.\nCumberland, Virginia\nW. T. JACKSON, non-resident\n332 Amhurst St.. F. Orunge, New\nJersey\nB. G. JACKSON, non-tesident\n211 W. 149th St . New York 39.\nNew York\nJ. W. Jackson, non-iosident\n114-53 175th St.. St. Albans, L. I..\nNew York\nPINKEY J. AUSTIN, non-resident\nANNIE J. JOHNSON, non-resi\ndent\n52 Central Ave.. Montclair. New\nJersey\nWILLIS MOSLEY, non-resident\nARTHUR JACKSON, non-resi\ndent\nLANDONA JACKSON non-resi\ndent\nWESTLEY BROWN\nGuinea Mills, Virginia\nDAVID BROWN\nRt. 1. Farmville, Virginia\nMARY BARTEE\nGuinea Mills, Virginia\nheirs of Willis Juckson and\nRachel Jackson, deceased, and if\nthey be dead their hens, devisees.\nor assigns, and such other persons\nwho are or might be interested in\nthe subject matter of this suit.\nwho are proceeded against as\nPARTIES UNKNOWN\nJAMES B. HILLIARD. Farmville.\nVirginia, and R. S. PAULFTT.\n: Farmville. Virginia, and if they\noe dead their heirs, devisees, or\nassigns, and such otner persons\nj who are or might be interested in\nthe subject matter of this suit,\nwho are proceeded against also as\ni FARTIES UNKNOWN DEFEN\nDANTS.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF\nTHE COUNTY Of CUMBER\nLAND:\nL. G ATKINS\nFarmville. Virginia, and\nI MYRTLE J. MCDANIEL\n226 W. 150th St., New York 30.\nNew York. COMPLAINANTS\nvs. BILL OF COMPLAINANT\nCOLUMBUS JACKSON.\nCumberland, Virginia\nW. T. JACKSON, non-resident\n332 Amhurst St.. F. Orunge, New\nJersey\nB. G. JACKSON, non-tesident\n211 W. 149th St . New York 39.\nNew York\nJ. W. Jackson, non-iosident\n114-53 175th St.. St. Albans, L. I..\nNew York\nPINKEY J. AUSTIN, non-resident\nANNIE J. JOHNSON, non-resi\ndent\n52 Central Ave.. Montclair. New\nJersey\nWILLIS MOSLEY, non-resident\nARTHUR JACKSON, non-resi\ndent\nLANDONA JACKSON non-resi\ndent\nWESTLEY BROWN\nGuinea Mills, Virginia\nDAVID BROWN\nRt. 1. Farmville, Virginia\nMARY BARTEE\nGuinea Mills, Virginia\nheirs of Willis Juckson and\nRachel Jackson, deceased, and if\nthey be dead their hens, devisees.\nor assigns, and such other persons\nwho are or might be interested in\nthe subject matter of this suit.\nwho are proceeded against as\nPARTIES UNKNOWN\nJAMES B. HILLIARD. Farmville.\nVirginia, and R. S. PAULFTT.\n: Farmville. Virginia, and if they\noe dead their heirs, devisees, or\nassigns, and such otner persons\nj who are or might be interested in\nthe subject matter of this suit,\nwho are proceeded against also as\ni FARTIES UNKNOWN DEFEN\nDANTS." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7347, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK29" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0398", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0398", "label": "The object of this suit is to re", "dtoType": "document", "order": 505, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0398-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The object of this suit is to re\nmove cloud from the title to a\ntract or parcel of lanu containing\none hundred \u0027100\u0027 acres, be the\nsame more or less, purchased by\nL G. Atkins from Myrtle Mc\nDaniel and husband, by deed\ndated the lath day ol June. 1951,\nand recorded in the Clerk\u0027s Oft ice\nof Cumberland County m Deed\nBool^O, page 140: and being the\ncamp property conveyed to Myrtle\nMcDaniel by deed uui.ed the 28th\nday of October, 1922. from Willie\nJackson, widower, of record m the\nClerk\u0027s Office of Cumberland\nCounty in Deed Book ti. page 451:\nAt the date of the aforesaid deed\nfrom Willis Jackson, widower, to\nthe said Myrtle McDaniel, there\nwas of record in the Clerk\u0027s Of\nfice of Cumberland County. Vir\nginia. a deed from the said Willis\nJackson to A B. Aimstrong. as\ntrustee, conveying the aforesaid\nproperty in trust foi the benefit\nof the wife of Willis Jackson for ,\nher life and at her death to go to\nthe children of their marriage,\nsaid deed being on record in Deed\nBook 38, page 371. The intention\nof the deed from Willis Jackson, i\nwidower, to Myrtle McDaniel was\nintended to convey the interest\nof all the children of Willis Jack\nson and his then deceased wife\nand that the proceeds from the\nsale were actually distributed\nMwwif those heirs and that the\nfailure of the aforesaid heirs to\nsign the aforesaid deed was only\nthrough ignorance of the fact\nthat they were necessary parties.\nAnd further, that oy a certain\ndeed dated the 6th day of March\n1691, of record in the Clerk’s Of\nfice of Cumberland County in\nDeed Book 36. page 263. one R. S.\nPaulette conveyed to Willis Jack\nson the aforesaid tract or parcel\nof land: said R. S. Paulette con\nveyed aforesaid land as the \u0022sur\nviving partner of the partnership\nknown as Hilliard and Paulette\u0022.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The object of this suit is to re\nmove cloud from the title to a\ntract or parcel of lanu containing\none hundred \u0027100\u0027 acres, be the\nsame more or less, purchased by\nL G. Atkins from Myrtle Mc\nDaniel and husband, by deed\ndated the lath day ol June. 1951,\nand recorded in the Clerk\u0027s Oft ice\nof Cumberland County m Deed\nBool^O, page 140: and being the\ncamp property conveyed to Myrtle\nMcDaniel by deed uui.ed the 28th\nday of October, 1922. from Willie\nJackson, widower, of record m the\nClerk\u0027s Office of Cumberland\nCounty in Deed Book ti. page 451:\nAt the date of the aforesaid deed\nfrom Willis Jackson, widower, to\nthe said Myrtle McDaniel, there\nwas of record in the Clerk\u0027s Of\nfice of Cumberland County. Vir\nginia. a deed from the said Willis\nJackson to A B. Aimstrong. as\ntrustee, conveying the aforesaid\nproperty in trust foi the benefit\nof the wife of Willis Jackson for ,\nher life and at her death to go to\nthe children of their marriage,\nsaid deed being on record in Deed\nBook 38, page 371. The intention\nof the deed from Willis Jackson, i\nwidower, to Myrtle McDaniel was\nintended to convey the interest\nof all the children of Willis Jack\nson and his then deceased wife\nand that the proceeds from the\nsale were actually distributed\nMwwif those heirs and that the\nfailure of the aforesaid heirs to\nsign the aforesaid deed was only\nthrough ignorance of the fact\nthat they were necessary parties.\nAnd further, that oy a certain\ndeed dated the 6th day of March\n1691, of record in the Clerk’s Of\nfice of Cumberland County in\nDeed Book 36. page 263. one R. S.\nPaulette conveyed to Willis Jack\nson the aforesaid tract or parcel\nof land: said R. S. Paulette con\nveyed aforesaid land as the \u0022sur\nviving partner of the partnership\nknown as Hilliard and Paulette\u0022." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6709, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK30" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0399", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0399", "label": "This deed of R. S. Paulette did not purport", "dtoType": "document", "order": 506, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0399-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "This deed of R. S. Paulette did\nnot purport to be a conveyance\nby him in the partnership name j\nbut it was conveyed by him in his\nindividual capacity of surviving ,\npartner. Therefore the compain- i\nants are of the opinion that the i\ndeed from R. S. Paulette, afore\nsaid described, was not sufficient I\nto convey the interest held by the j\nother partner, James B. Hilliard,\nin the aforesaid property.\nAn affidavit having been made i\nand filed, according to law, stat- !\ning that W. T. JACKSON, B G\nJACKSON, J. W. JACKSON.\nPINKEY J. AUSTIN, ANNIE J.\nJOHNSON, WILLIS MOSLEY.\nARTHUR JACKSON and LAN\nDONA JACKSON are non-resi\n; dents, it is ordered tl*at said non\n! residents and PARTIES UN\nKNOWN who are or may be in\nterested in the subject matter of\n! this suit appear witnin 10 days\ni after due publication of this order\n1 and do what may be necessary to\n! protect their interests in tins suit.\nR. H. Blanton, Clerk\nWilliam P. Hay, Jr., p. n\nPnrmville, Virginia 2-fi-4r", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "This deed of R. S. Paulette did\nnot purport to be a conveyance\nby him in the partnership name j\nbut it was conveyed by him in his\nindividual capacity of surviving ,\npartner. Therefore the compain- i\nants are of the opinion that the i\ndeed from R. S. Paulette, afore\nsaid described, was not sufficient I\nto convey the interest held by the j\nother partner, James B. Hilliard,\nin the aforesaid property.\nAn affidavit having been made i\nand filed, according to law, stat- !\ning that W. T. JACKSON, B G\nJACKSON, J. W. JACKSON.\nPINKEY J. AUSTIN, ANNIE J.\nJOHNSON, WILLIS MOSLEY.\nARTHUR JACKSON and LAN\nDONA JACKSON are non-resi\n; dents, it is ordered tl*at said non\n! residents and PARTIES UN\nKNOWN who are or may be in\nterested in the subject matter of\n! this suit appear witnin 10 days\ni after due publication of this order\n1 and do what may be necessary to\n! protect their interests in tins suit.\nR. H. Blanton, Clerk\nWilliam P. Hay, Jr., p. n\nPnrmville, Virginia 2-fi-4r" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7826, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK31" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0400", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0400", "label": "_FOR SALE", "dtoType": "document", "order": 507, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0400-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "_FOR SALE\nSCALECIDE The complete do -\nmant spray for fruit and shad -\ntrees and evergreens. 1 q.tn:t\n$1.15. 1 gallon $2.7\u0022\u003E J H Whit\nfield Company. 2-20-lp\nSEED: Red Clovei Virginia\nGrown. High purity mid germ na\ntion. Virginia grown seed has\nbeen hard to find. Set us for you*\nneeds. J. H. WiuUicld Company.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "_FOR SALE\nSCALECIDE The complete do -\nmant spray for fruit and shad -\ntrees and evergreens. 1 q.tn:t\n$1.15. 1 gallon $2.7\u0022\u003E J H Whit\nfield Company. 2-20-lp\nSEED: Red Clovei Virginia\nGrown. High purity mid germ na\ntion. Virginia grown seed has\nbeen hard to find. Set us for you*\nneeds. J. H. WiuUicld Company." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6809, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK32" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0401", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0401", "label": "IN MEMORIAM", "dtoType": "document", "order": 508, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0401-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "IN MEMORIAM\nIn loving . »i.»\nFirst Lt Marshall S who\nv. as killed Feb. 22, 1352. He Ail\nnever be forgotten oy the ones\n\u0022 ho loved him best Mother. d«;\nbrother, and sister 2-20-11\n\u0027help\u0027wanted\u0027\nGROCERY CLERK — wailte 1\nFarmville. Please state salary ex\npected. Experienced. \u0027\u0027 Box\nFarmville Herald. F armville\n2-13-3p\nMAN—six days a week to help at\nService Station. Longwood Service\nstation. High street. Farmville\n2-17-2t\nCOMBINATION COUNTERMAN\n—parts manager. Age 25 to 35\nMust be quick, accurate. tak»\nresponsibility. Some \u0022use of type\nwriter. adding machine. Knowl\nedge of purts not required. Write\nVirginia Radio Supply Co . P. O\nBox 921. Charlottesville. Virginia\n2-20-21\nMALE—Man wanted ior tire and\nbattery department, also to han\ndle sales in store. Good hours and\npay Chance for advancement at\ntop pay Apply Farmville Tire Ac\nBattery. Inc. 4ng t\u0027 Third S’\nPhone 560 2-20-41p\nMILKER needed on ciairy farm\nContact Hugh M Jcr.Kins Green\nBay. Va.. 2-20-tf\nMANAGER Local man fn*\nurive-in theater. Year-round em\nployment. Free life insurancr.\nHospitilization plan Paid vaca\ntion and sick leave I\u0027or appoint\nment. contact Alvm Simmor.s\nState Theater Telephone 21-.1:\n2-20-tf\nSTATE OF VIRGINIA\nIII the Clerk’s Office of the Cir\ncuit Court for the County of\nCumberland, on this the 26th day\nof January. 1953:\nVIRGINIA\nIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF\nTHE COUNTY Oh1 CUMBFR\nLAND\nFRANCES PATTESON GRAY,\n: COMPLAINANT.\nV. ORDER OF PUBLICATION\nCHARLES GRAY. DEFENDANT.\nThe object of this suit is to ob\ntain a divorce a vinculo matri\nmonii for the complainant from\nthe defendant on the ground of\ndeserti \u003En.\nAn affidavit having been made\nand filed that Charles Gray is not\na resident of the Slate of Vir\nginia. and that his last known\naddress was 34 Clifford Street.\nEast Orange. N J., it is ordered\niliat the said defendant. Charles\nGray, do appear within ten days\nafter due publication of this\norder, and do what is necessary\nto protect his interest.\nA Copy-Teste:\nR. H. Blanton. Clerk\nAnnie Marine Fallweii. t\u003E q\nPlanters Bank Blcia .. ..\nVa. * 5u-- t»\nCommonwealth of Virginia,\nIn th\u003C* Clerk’s Office of the Cir\ncuit Court of the County of\nBuckingham on the 6th day of\nFebruary, 1953.\nMaggie Walker Sears Ayn\u0022-,\nPlaintiff\nagainst\nWillie Ayres. Defendant\nORDER OF PUBLICATION\nThe object of this suit is to\nobtain a divorce from the bond of\nmatrimony by the complainant,\nfrom the defendant on the ground\nof desertion ana abandonment\nAnd an affidavit having been\nmade and filed that the defen\ndant Willie Ayres is not a resident\nof the State of Virginia, it is\nordered that he do appear hen*\nwithin ten days after due publi\nca\u0027ion hereof, and do what may\nbe necessary to protect his inter\nest in this suit.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "IN MEMORIAM\nIn loving . »i.»\nFirst Lt Marshall S who\nv. as killed Feb. 22, 1352. He Ail\nnever be forgotten oy the ones\n\u0022 ho loved him best Mother. d«;\nbrother, and sister 2-20-11\n\u0027help\u0027wanted\u0027\nGROCERY CLERK — wailte 1\nFarmville. Please state salary ex\npected. Experienced. \u0027\u0027 Box\nFarmville Herald. F armville\n2-13-3p\nMAN—six days a week to help at\nService Station. Longwood Service\nstation. High street. Farmville\n2-17-2t\nCOMBINATION COUNTERMAN\n—parts manager. Age 25 to 35\nMust be quick, accurate. tak»\nresponsibility. Some \u0022use of type\nwriter. adding machine. Knowl\nedge of purts not required. Write\nVirginia Radio Supply Co . P. O\nBox 921. Charlottesville. Virginia\n2-20-21\nMALE—Man wanted ior tire and\nbattery department, also to han\ndle sales in store. Good hours and\npay Chance for advancement at\ntop pay Apply Farmville Tire Ac\nBattery. Inc. 4ng t\u0027 Third S’\nPhone 560 2-20-41p\nMILKER needed on ciairy farm\nContact Hugh M Jcr.Kins Green\nBay. Va.. 2-20-tf\nMANAGER Local man fn*\nurive-in theater. Year-round em\nployment. Free life insurancr.\nHospitilization plan Paid vaca\ntion and sick leave I\u0027or appoint\nment. contact Alvm Simmor.s\nState Theater Telephone 21-.1:\n2-20-tf\nSTATE OF VIRGINIA\nIII the Clerk’s Office of the Cir\ncuit Court for the County of\nCumberland, on this the 26th day\nof January. 1953:\nVIRGINIA\nIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF\nTHE COUNTY Oh1 CUMBFR\nLAND\nFRANCES PATTESON GRAY,\n: COMPLAINANT.\nV. ORDER OF PUBLICATION\nCHARLES GRAY. DEFENDANT.\nThe object of this suit is to ob\ntain a divorce a vinculo matri\nmonii for the complainant from\nthe defendant on the ground of\ndeserti \u003En.\nAn affidavit having been made\nand filed that Charles Gray is not\na resident of the Slate of Vir\nginia. and that his last known\naddress was 34 Clifford Street.\nEast Orange. N J., it is ordered\niliat the said defendant. Charles\nGray, do appear within ten days\nafter due publication of this\norder, and do what is necessary\nto protect his interest.\nA Copy-Teste:\nR. H. Blanton. Clerk\nAnnie Marine Fallweii. t\u003E q\nPlanters Bank Blcia .. ..\nVa. * 5u-- t»\nCommonwealth of Virginia,\nIn th\u003C* Clerk’s Office of the Cir\ncuit Court of the County of\nBuckingham on the 6th day of\nFebruary, 1953.\nMaggie Walker Sears Ayn\u0022-,\nPlaintiff\nagainst\nWillie Ayres. Defendant\nORDER OF PUBLICATION\nThe object of this suit is to\nobtain a divorce from the bond of\nmatrimony by the complainant,\nfrom the defendant on the ground\nof desertion ana abandonment\nAnd an affidavit having been\nmade and filed that the defen\ndant Willie Ayres is not a resident\nof the State of Virginia, it is\nordered that he do appear hen*\nwithin ten days after due publi\nca\u0027ion hereof, and do what may\nbe necessary to protect his inter\nest in this suit." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6097, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK33" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0402", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0402", "label": "A Copy—Teste: John C. Spencer, Clerk A. L. Pitts.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 509, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0402-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "A Copy—Teste:\nJohn C. Spencer, Clerk\nA. L. Pitts. J . p. q.\nDillwyn, Va. 2-13-41\nVirginia:\nIn the Circuit Court of Prince F\u003Cl\nward Countv, Februan 10, 1953.\nEvelyn Newsome. Complainant,\nV. In Chancery\nH J Newsome. Defendant\nOrder of Publication\nThe object of this ..uit is to ob\ntain a divorce from bed and board\nfor the complainant from the\ndefendant on the ground of wilful\ndesertion, and after yne year has\nelapsed from the date of said\ndesertion to have the same merg\ned into a riecrpe of divorce from\nthe bond of matrimony.\nAn affidavit having been made\nand filed, acci rding to law,,stat\ni ing tl.at the said H. J. Newsome is\n| not a resident of the State of Vir\n; ginia. it is ordered that he do ap\n1 pear within ‘en days after due\nj publication of this order and d \u003E\nI what may be necessary to protect\nhis interest in this suit.\nI . Horace Adams, Clerk\n1.1 F Lewis, p q 2-20-4t", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "A Copy—Teste:\nJohn C. Spencer, Clerk\nA. L. Pitts. J . p. q.\nDillwyn, Va. 2-13-41\nVirginia:\nIn the Circuit Court of Prince F\u003Cl\nward Countv, Februan 10, 1953.\nEvelyn Newsome. Complainant,\nV. In Chancery\nH J Newsome. Defendant\nOrder of Publication\nThe object of this ..uit is to ob\ntain a divorce from bed and board\nfor the complainant from the\ndefendant on the ground of wilful\ndesertion, and after yne year has\nelapsed from the date of said\ndesertion to have the same merg\ned into a riecrpe of divorce from\nthe bond of matrimony.\nAn affidavit having been made\nand filed, acci rding to law,,stat\ni ing tl.at the said H. J. Newsome is\n| not a resident of the State of Vir\n; ginia. it is ordered that he do ap\n1 pear within ‘en days after due\nj publication of this order and d \u003E\nI what may be necessary to protect\nhis interest in this suit.\nI . Horace Adams, Clerk\n1.1 F Lewis, p q 2-20-4t" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6658, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK34" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0538", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0538", "label": "Farmville Home Economies Classes Visit Store *8}", "dtoType": "document", "order": 510, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0538-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "Farmville Home Economies Classes Visit Store\n*8}", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Farmville Home Economies Classes Visit Store\n*8}" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.7273, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK1" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0403", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0403", "label": "Members of Farnivillc IliRh School Home Economics C lasses", "dtoType": "document", "order": 511, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0403-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Members of Farnivillc IliRh School Home Economics C lasses and their guests are pictured dur\ning a recent tour of Miller and Rhoads Store in Richmond These students had an opportunity to\nview the inside workings of a large department store, from lunch in the tea room to window deco\nrating department. The Richmond store offers these trips to home economics students to acquaint\nthem with various services and departments ottered to homcmak»rs.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Members of Farnivillc IliRh School Home Economics C lasses and their guests are pictured dur\ning a recent tour of Miller and Rhoads Store in Richmond These students had an opportunity to\nview the inside workings of a large department store, from lunch in the tea room to window deco\nrating department. The Richmond store offers these trips to home economics students to acquaint\nthem with various services and departments ottered to homcmak»rs." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6312, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK2" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0404", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0404", "label": "Tuggle Xeu s Appomattox Church Women Conduct Study On", "dtoType": "document", "order": 512, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0404-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Tuggle Xeu s\nAppomattox Church Women Conduct\nStudy On Month s Theme. Stewardship", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Tuggle Xeu s\nAppomattox Church Women Conduct\nStudy On Month s Theme. Stewardship" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6415, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK3" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0405", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0405", "label": "The Women of Appomattox Church met with Mrs. W.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 513, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0405-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "The Women of Appomattox\nChurch met with Mrs. W. A. Dave\nlast Thursday. Mrs. Lucille Gee\npresided during t h e business\nmeeting. The Bible lesson was\ntaken from Colossians 1 7-18,\nEmphasis for the month was\nStewardship. Mrs. Epsie Vale gave\nan interesting talk on this sub\nject.\nMrs. M. H Slayton and Mrs\nPaul Johnson were visitors to\nLynchburg last week.\nMrs. Claude Slayton and daugh\nter. Jennetto. also Mrs. Murray\nArrinctrn. visited Mrs Slayton\u0027s\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry\nClaybrook. of Brookneal. last\nweek.\nMrs. P J Ollie was hosts-s to\na Stanley party last Monday even\ning\nUpturns From Hospital\nMrs. Nannie Baldwin has re\nturned to the home of Mrs Reu\nben Oliver, near here, after spend\ning some time in a hospital in\nRichmond However. Mrs Bald\nwin experts to return to the hos\npital in March, for further treat\nment.\nVisitors of Mr. and Mrs M H\nSlayton last week were Mi and\nMrs. C W. Slavton. of Pamplm\nMr and Mrs Henry Slayton, of\nHampden-Sydney. and Mr and\nMrs Leonard Slayton.\nWe are glad to here that Pete\nWatson has returned home from\nGermany\n\u0027 We wish a speedy recovery for\nNewton Crump, who is on the\nsick list this week a- is W A\nBooker\nNew Jprsp% \\ isitor\nA -3r W E Booker of 1 ■ r.Mii\nN. J . is visiting his parent- Mi\nand Mrs W A Booker, near here\nFriends here wish a speedy re\ncovery for Mr. and Mrs B Mo\nCourt. who are both sick at tlv\ntime.\nThe Rev Arthur Stevens con\nducted funeral services for M:\nFanny Card at Appomattox\nChurch last Sunday afternoon\nThe Cards lived in this commu\nnity many years ago. She wn\nhighly respected here.\nMrs. Edd Halley and son. I -\nvin. and family, also Mrs. Hart y\nMitchell, all of Callands. Va\nspent last week end with Mr and\nMrs. M. H Slayton here.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "The Women of Appomattox\nChurch met with Mrs. W. A. Dave\nlast Thursday. Mrs. Lucille Gee\npresided during t h e business\nmeeting. The Bible lesson was\ntaken from Colossians 1 7-18,\nEmphasis for the month was\nStewardship. Mrs. Epsie Vale gave\nan interesting talk on this sub\nject.\nMrs. M. H Slayton and Mrs\nPaul Johnson were visitors to\nLynchburg last week.\nMrs. Claude Slayton and daugh\nter. Jennetto. also Mrs. Murray\nArrinctrn. visited Mrs Slayton\u0027s\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry\nClaybrook. of Brookneal. last\nweek.\nMrs. P J Ollie was hosts-s to\na Stanley party last Monday even\ning\nUpturns From Hospital\nMrs. Nannie Baldwin has re\nturned to the home of Mrs Reu\nben Oliver, near here, after spend\ning some time in a hospital in\nRichmond However. Mrs Bald\nwin experts to return to the hos\npital in March, for further treat\nment.\nVisitors of Mr. and Mrs M H\nSlayton last week were Mi and\nMrs. C W. Slavton. of Pamplm\nMr and Mrs Henry Slayton, of\nHampden-Sydney. and Mr and\nMrs Leonard Slayton.\nWe are glad to here that Pete\nWatson has returned home from\nGermany\n\u0027 We wish a speedy recovery for\nNewton Crump, who is on the\nsick list this week a- is W A\nBooker\nNew Jprsp% \\ isitor\nA -3r W E Booker of 1 ■ r.Mii\nN. J . is visiting his parent- Mi\nand Mrs W A Booker, near here\nFriends here wish a speedy re\ncovery for Mr. and Mrs B Mo\nCourt. who are both sick at tlv\ntime.\nThe Rev Arthur Stevens con\nducted funeral services for M:\nFanny Card at Appomattox\nChurch last Sunday afternoon\nThe Cards lived in this commu\nnity many years ago. She wn\nhighly respected here.\nMrs. Edd Halley and son. I -\nvin. and family, also Mrs. Hart y\nMitchell, all of Callands. Va\nspent last week end with Mr and\nMrs. M. H Slayton here." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.571, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK4" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0406", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0406", "label": "Pamplin Rt. 2", "dtoType": "document", "order": 514, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0406-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Pamplin Rt. 2\nFarming activities have been\nmany and varied but chiefly get\nting the tobacco on the market\nbefore closing time Prices in most\ncases have been very good,\nthough the quality isn\u0027t up to our\nusual standards We attribute this\nto the climate conditons ol last\nsummer.\nWe arc clad to report that in\nfluenza is \u0027 n the wane.\nJ. T. Baker is recovering from\na severe case of influenza\nMr. and Mrs. Claude Morns, o:\nBuckingham, and Mr and Mrs.\nV. P. Bryant, of Lynchburg, were\nrecent guests in the H. E. Canvilc\nhome.\nMiss May Cunningham spent\nlast week end in Chapel Hill. N\nC.\nJ. D. Carter was in Cu.irl\nvillc Friday\nMrs. Keller. Mr. and Mrs T J\nStratton and three children, of\nWashington. D. C . visited the II\nE. Hamiltons during the week end\nA-Cl Frank H Canvilc called\nto sec Mrs. W. B Binford and her\nbrothers. Henry and Norman\nBooker, Tuesday afternoon.\nThe Lottie Woodson Circle held\nits February meeting with Mrs\nL. K. Cash. Mrs. Cash is leader\nof the circle for the ensuing year.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Pamplin Rt. 2\nFarming activities have been\nmany and varied but chiefly get\nting the tobacco on the market\nbefore closing time Prices in most\ncases have been very good,\nthough the quality isn\u0027t up to our\nusual standards We attribute this\nto the climate conditons ol last\nsummer.\nWe arc clad to report that in\nfluenza is \u0027 n the wane.\nJ. T. Baker is recovering from\na severe case of influenza\nMr. and Mrs. Claude Morns, o:\nBuckingham, and Mr and Mrs.\nV. P. Bryant, of Lynchburg, were\nrecent guests in the H. E. Canvilc\nhome.\nMiss May Cunningham spent\nlast week end in Chapel Hill. N\nC.\nJ. D. Carter was in Cu.irl\nvillc Friday\nMrs. Keller. Mr. and Mrs T J\nStratton and three children, of\nWashington. D. C . visited the II\nE. Hamiltons during the week end\nA-Cl Frank H Canvilc called\nto sec Mrs. W. B Binford and her\nbrothers. Henry and Norman\nBooker, Tuesday afternoon.\nThe Lottie Woodson Circle held\nits February meeting with Mrs\nL. K. Cash. Mrs. Cash is leader\nof the circle for the ensuing year." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6229, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK5" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0407", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0407", "label": "Darlington H«ts.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 515, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0407-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Darlington H«ts.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Morris\nand daughter. Lynn, of Richmond,\nvisited Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Morris\nSunday.\nMembers of Spring Creek were\ndelighted to see Mr. and Mrs.\nTerry at church Sunday. Mr. and\nMrs. Terry, both Sunday school\nteachers, have been victims of the\nflu epidemic.\nMarion Hamlett has returned\nhome after receiving treatment at", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Darlington H«ts.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Morris\nand daughter. Lynn, of Richmond,\nvisited Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Morris\nSunday.\nMembers of Spring Creek were\ndelighted to see Mr. and Mrs.\nTerry at church Sunday. Mr. and\nMrs. Terry, both Sunday school\nteachers, have been victims of the\nflu epidemic.\nMarion Hamlett has returned\nhome after receiving treatment at" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6986, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK6" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0408", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0408", "label": "Abbitt Appointed", "dtoType": "document", "order": 516, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0408-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Abbitt Appointed\nTo Awards Group\nTo Name Winners\nFor Conservation\nRepresentative Watkins M. Ab\nba t, of Virginia\u0027s Fourth Congres\nsional District, has been named to\nthe Awards Committee of the\nAmerican Forestry Association foi\ntile fourth consecutive year.\nRepresentative Abbitt. of Appo\nmattox. joins five other disting\nuished Americans on the commit\ntee, which selects the recipients\nof the Forestry Association’s an\nnual awards for outstanding serv\nice in the field of conservation of\nthe nation\u0027s natural resources\nNamed with Mr Abbitt on the\ncommittee are Robert N. Hoskins\nof Norfolk, industrial forester with\nthe Seabord Airline Railway\nchairman: Dr M. I) Mobley\nof Washington, executive secre\ntary of the American Vocational\nAssociation: Milton M Bryan, o\nWashington, a representative of\nthe United States Forestry Serv\n: • Dr Paul D. Sanders, of Rich\nmond. editor of the Southern\nPlanter; and Charles Colhngwoo.d.\nof New York, radio and television\nnewscaster for t li e Columbia\nBroadcasting System\nMr. Abbitt was named to the\ncommittee first m 1950 and has\nserved for each succeeding year.\nIlls latest appointment is for a\none-yea 1 period, expiring Dec 31\n1953.\nThe appointments were an\nil unced by Don P. Johnston\npresident ot the American Forest\nry Association, with headquarters\nm Washington.\nMr Abbitt has been a leader in\nthe field of forestry work and. as a\nmember of the House Agricultural\nCommittee has contributed to the\nnation\u0027s conservation porgram\nplanning. As a leader in this field\nlie was selected to present the\nawards of the Forestry Association\nat the annual meeting, last\nOctober, m Asheville. N. C.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Abbitt Appointed\nTo Awards Group\nTo Name Winners\nFor Conservation\nRepresentative Watkins M. Ab\nba t, of Virginia\u0027s Fourth Congres\nsional District, has been named to\nthe Awards Committee of the\nAmerican Forestry Association foi\ntile fourth consecutive year.\nRepresentative Abbitt. of Appo\nmattox. joins five other disting\nuished Americans on the commit\ntee, which selects the recipients\nof the Forestry Association’s an\nnual awards for outstanding serv\nice in the field of conservation of\nthe nation\u0027s natural resources\nNamed with Mr Abbitt on the\ncommittee are Robert N. Hoskins\nof Norfolk, industrial forester with\nthe Seabord Airline Railway\nchairman: Dr M. I) Mobley\nof Washington, executive secre\ntary of the American Vocational\nAssociation: Milton M Bryan, o\nWashington, a representative of\nthe United States Forestry Serv\n: • Dr Paul D. Sanders, of Rich\nmond. editor of the Southern\nPlanter; and Charles Colhngwoo.d.\nof New York, radio and television\nnewscaster for t li e Columbia\nBroadcasting System\nMr. Abbitt was named to the\ncommittee first m 1950 and has\nserved for each succeeding year.\nIlls latest appointment is for a\none-yea 1 period, expiring Dec 31\n1953.\nThe appointments were an\nil unced by Don P. Johnston\npresident ot the American Forest\nry Association, with headquarters\nm Washington.\nMr Abbitt has been a leader in\nthe field of forestry work and. as a\nmember of the House Agricultural\nCommittee has contributed to the\nnation\u0027s conservation porgram\nplanning. As a leader in this field\nlie was selected to present the\nawards of the Forestry Association\nat the annual meeting, last\nOctober, m Asheville. N. 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Payne\nwill arrange for a mission study\nbook to be given at that time, and\nail Offering will oc taken for\nhome missions.\nThe Pamplin Home Demonstra\ntion Culb met in the home of\nMrs Grace Williams. Monday af\nternoon. The demonstration was\ngiven by Mrs Williams and Mrs.\nMcCall.\nThe Rev. Samuel Harwood of\nVictoria, filled the puipit at Elon\nBaptist Chinch. Sunday.\nHorton Miller Southall, who\nhas been in Germany for the past\ntwo years, has returned home.\nMr and Mrs. Paul Hughes, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mrs. Radio Hughes.\nMrs. W. B Ford is visiting her\ndaughter. Mrs. J Guilford, in\nOcala. Fla.\nDinner guests in the home of\nMr. and Mrs. C. W. Slayton.\nSunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed\nward Holly. Mrs. Irvin Holly and\nMay Sue and Linda Holly, Mrs.\nRosa Mitchell, of Cahands. Mr.\nand Mrs Leonard Slayton and", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Pamplin\nThe Woman\u0027s Missionary Socie\n!\u0027•\u0027 held its February meeting in\nthe home of Mrs. N W Black.\nMrs. Terry was program leader.\nArrangements were made to ob\nserve the Season of Prayer for\nHome Missions. Mrs N. J. Payne\nwill arrange for a mission study\nbook to be given at that time, and\nail Offering will oc taken for\nhome missions.\nThe Pamplin Home Demonstra\ntion Culb met in the home of\nMrs Grace Williams. Monday af\nternoon. The demonstration was\ngiven by Mrs Williams and Mrs.\nMcCall.\nThe Rev. Samuel Harwood of\nVictoria, filled the puipit at Elon\nBaptist Chinch. Sunday.\nHorton Miller Southall, who\nhas been in Germany for the past\ntwo years, has returned home.\nMr and Mrs. Paul Hughes, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mrs. Radio Hughes.\nMrs. W. B Ford is visiting her\ndaughter. Mrs. J Guilford, in\nOcala. Fla.\nDinner guests in the home of\nMr. and Mrs. C. W. Slayton.\nSunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed\nward Holly. Mrs. Irvin Holly and\nMay Sue and Linda Holly, Mrs.\nRosa Mitchell, of Cahands. Mr.\nand Mrs Leonard Slayton and" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6475, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK8" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0410", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0410", "label": "Shenandoah Hospital, in Roa noke. 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Bernard Slay\nton. of Pamplin. and Mr. and\nMrs. Leonard Tuck, oi Lynchburg.\nMr. and Mrs N. C. Terry and\nfamily, of Critz. will spend tlu*\nweek-end at their home here.\nMiss Ann Terry, of Portsmouth,\nwas a recent viistor in Pamplin.\nMr. Camp To Teach\nInstructors Course\nFor Long;wood Girls\nHoward Camp. Red C r o s s\nField Represcntativi. will instruct\nan advanced swimming course,\nhere, during the week of March 23", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Peggy and Carl. Mr. and Mrsf\nH. Slayton and C. J. and C. J..\nJr., of Farmville. Bernard Slay\nton. of Pamplin. and Mr. and\nMrs. Leonard Tuck, oi Lynchburg.\nMr. and Mrs N. C. Terry and\nfamily, of Critz. will spend tlu*\nweek-end at their home here.\nMiss Ann Terry, of Portsmouth,\nwas a recent viistor in Pamplin.\nMr. Camp To Teach\nInstructors Course\nFor Long;wood Girls\nHoward Camp. Red C r o s s\nField Represcntativi. will instruct\nan advanced swimming course,\nhere, during the week of March 23" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6466, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK10" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0539", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0539", "label": "THE NEW smuts FLOUR PACKAGE TELLS HOW ( f", "dtoType": "document", "order": 520, "recordKind": "headline", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0539-s001", "role": "headline", "order": 1, "text": "THE\nNEW\nsmuts\nFLOUR\nPACKAGE\nTELLS\nHOW\n( f", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "THE\nNEW\nsmuts\nFLOUR\nPACKAGE\nTELLS\nHOW\n( f" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5143, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK11" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0412", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0412", "label": "\\eus at Worsham Deacons Ordained At % orsham Baptist", "dtoType": "document", "order": 521, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0412-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "\\eus at Worsham\nDeacons Ordained At % orsham Baptist\nCliurcli Service; Dr. Randolph Speaks", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "\\eus at Worsham\nDeacons Ordained At % orsham Baptist\nCliurcli Service; Dr. Randolph Speaks" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6378, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK13" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0413", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0413", "label": "Despite the rain there was a large crowd at", "dtoType": "document", "order": 522, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0413-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Despite the rain there was a\nlarge crowd at the ordination\nservice at Worsham Baptist\nChurch Sunday at 3 p m Dr I?\nL. Randolph. of Lynchburg\nbrought an inspiring message and\na charge to the deacons Those\nordained deacons were Jimmie\nCoats and John Anderson Rev\nH. R. Whaley, of Jones Chapel\nand Pastor Ralph Culler also\nhelped in the service\nA2c Jimmy G Culler, son oi\nRev. and Mrs. Ralph Culler, has i\nbeen transfeired from Denver.\nColo., to Webb Air Force Ba e\nBig Springs. Texas.\nMr and Mrs. Peyton Jefferson", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Despite the rain there was a\nlarge crowd at the ordination\nservice at Worsham Baptist\nChurch Sunday at 3 p m Dr I?\nL. Randolph. of Lynchburg\nbrought an inspiring message and\na charge to the deacons Those\nordained deacons were Jimmie\nCoats and John Anderson Rev\nH. R. Whaley, of Jones Chapel\nand Pastor Ralph Culler also\nhelped in the service\nA2c Jimmy G Culler, son oi\nRev. and Mrs. Ralph Culler, has i\nbeen transfeired from Denver.\nColo., to Webb Air Force Ba e\nBig Springs. 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Classes will be conducted from 7 p.", "dtoType": "document", "order": 523, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0414-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "through 27.\nClasses will be conducted from\n7 p. m. to 10 p. m. lot this entire\nperiod.\nThe only requirements neces\nsary for receiving instruction are\nhaving previously passed life\nsaving.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "through 27.\nClasses will be conducted from\n7 p. m. to 10 p. m. lot this entire\nperiod.\nThe only requirements neces\nsary for receiving instruction are\nhaving previously passed life\nsaving." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6217, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK15" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0415", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0415", "label": "Teaching girls how to teach swimming is tlie puipose", "dtoType": "document", "order": 524, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0415-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Teaching girls how to teach\nswimming is tlie puipose of this\ninstructor\u0027s course. The girl who\nsuccessfully passes is (nullified to\nteach swimming anywhere in the\nstate.\nA wateV demonstration is being\nplanned for Saturday afternoon\nat 4 p. m. to entertain visiting\nhigh school seniors.\nAnn Crowder, one of the stu\ndent instructors, is In charge of\narrangements for both the swim\nmers instructor\u0027s couise and the\nwater demonstration.", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Teaching girls how to teach\nswimming is tlie puipose of this\ninstructor\u0027s course. The girl who\nsuccessfully passes is (nullified to\nteach swimming anywhere in the\nstate.\nA wateV demonstration is being\nplanned for Saturday afternoon\nat 4 p. m. to entertain visiting\nhigh school seniors.\nAnn Crowder, one of the stu\ndent instructors, is In charge of\narrangements for both the swim\nmers instructor\u0027s couise and the\nwater demonstration." ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.6308, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK16" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0416", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0416", "label": "ol Victoria, visitiai Mr and Mrs. T. 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Miss Southall was\nchosen one of the \u0022sweethearts\u0027’\nof the evening winning second\nplace", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "ol Victoria, visitiai Mr and Mrs.\nT. S Baskervill on Sunday after\nnoon.\nStanley Crymes spent Saturday\n;u Richmond with his sister.\u0027\nMrs. C I. Irvins and daueht\u0027T.\nHetty I.loyri. spent Saturday in\nRichmond us guests of Mr and\nMrs. B E. Pettus. Mr Pettus\nwas celebrating his birthdayv.\nL. L Irvng and sons. I L Jr.,\nand Joe, v|ere dinner guests on\nMonday o\u003C Mr and Mrs. C L\nIrving, v\nB. M. MrCourt, father m M\u0027s.\nRaymond Chcrnault. is ill :n the\nSout!ir».de Community Hospital.\nHawson Colo, of Richmond\n■pent the pi» t week end with Miss\nMary and U. W. Dupuy.\nMiss Peggy Southall attended a\nValentine dance on Friday nmht\nsponsored by the Phillip\u0027s Busi\nness School. Miss Southall was\nchosen one of the \u0022sweethearts\u0027’\nof the evening winning second\nplace" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5395, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK17" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0417", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0417", "label": "Safer Cough Relief", "dtoType": "document", "order": 526, "recordKind": "article", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0417-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Safer Cough Relief\nWhen new thugs or old fail to help\ntour cough or cltest cold don t delay.\nCreomulsion contains onlv safe, help\nful. proven ingredients and no nar\ncotics to disturb nature’s process. It\ngoes into the bronchial system to aid\nnature soothe and heal raw. tender,\ninflamed bronchial membranes. Guar\nanteed to please or tour druggist re\nfunds money. Creomulsion has stood\nthe test of manv millions of users.\nCREOMULSION\nrelieves Coughs, Chest Colds Acute Ftonchifi", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Safer Cough Relief\nWhen new thugs or old fail to help\ntour cough or cltest cold don t delay.\nCreomulsion contains onlv safe, help\nful. proven ingredients and no nar\ncotics to disturb nature’s process. It\ngoes into the bronchial system to aid\nnature soothe and heal raw. tender,\ninflamed bronchial membranes. Guar\nanteed to please or tour druggist re\nfunds money. Creomulsion has stood\nthe test of manv millions of users.\nCREOMULSION\nrelieves Coughs, Chest Colds Acute Ftonchifi" ], "paragraphBasis": "blank-lines-in-stored-segment-text", "confidence": 0.5733, "sources": [ { "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "sourceIds": [ "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK18" ], "resolution": "matched", "field": null, "from": null, "to": null } ], "captions": [] } ] }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:article:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0418", "localId": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0418", "label": "Anndundng Out Semi-Annual", "dtoType": "document", "order": 527, "recordKind": "advertisement", "articleTier": "block", "provisional": true, "segmentation": "block-heuristic-unreviewed", "segments": [ { "id": "sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1-a0418-s001", "role": "ocr-block", "order": 1, "text": "Anndundng Out Semi-Annual\nTailoring Display\nFRIDAY And SATl’RDAY\nFEB. 20 \u0026 21\nA representative of 1 d. \\ . Price \\ ( o. vvill\nbe at our store to show hundreds of im\nported and domestic fabrics for suits and\nsports wear, in regular and tropical w eight,\n\u0027l our choice will be hand cut to jour own\nmeasurements in the style you prefer, and\nTAILORED-TO-ORDER\nby a\n( ustom Tailo’i Si’ue 1.SV5", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "Anndundng Out Semi-Annual\nTailoring Display\nFRIDAY And SATl’RDAY\nFEB. 20 \u0026 21\nA representative of 1 d. \\ . 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I am doing\nwhat my doctor ordned, fish\nin;, and resting.\nTo my friends I fail to write\nto, wish you were with me.\nSon Joseph really appreciates\nthe wonderful co-operation of\nall our customers during his\nremodeling of the Hub. Go in\nto see him . he will show\nhis appreciation.\nE. Weinberg", "textFormat": "text/plain", "paragraphs": [ "MV COLrMN—\nI .slung as you could only\ndream about. 10.000 islands\naround you, \u0027he mango\ntiers take o\u0027 r in profusion.\nCast under the over hanging\nbranches and asing you have a\nfivhting red fish or the big\ngest perch you ever saw.\nTroll and the snook take over.\nI lie food at the Gun and\nHod Club . . . out of this world.\nQueen Esther swimming at\nMiami 3each. I am doing\nwhat my doctor ordned, fish\nin;, and resting.\nTo my friends I fail to write\nto, wish you were with me.\nSon Joseph really appreciates\nthe wonderful co-operation of\nall our customers during his\nremodeling of the Hub. 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FEBRUARY 20, LOO \u0027\u0022^biuiSd NO. 44", "confidence": 0.5528, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Blackstone-FHS\nGame Saturday\nAt H-S College\nContest I* La ••♦\nObstacle To\nUndefeated Record\nFans who want to • «••• Parm\nville High\u0027s W o’.Trait\u0027s meet th”\nlan obstacle to an undefe..v I\nregular sea-on Raturdav ni■- ’11 , an\nbe assured of a romfovt.iblr at\nThe FarmvHle-Bl.u-kston •• eaii\u0027e\nwill be played at Haninden-Syci\nney. high school authorities an\nnounced today\nThe Wolverines v :11 meet in i\u0027 i\nHigh Friday n: lit n th\u0022 lur\u0027i\nschool floor here but are no*. ex\npected to tie exte: it 1 4 Frida\u0027\nvictory will make their record 18\n0. and set. the stage for the I\u0027l-m\nfinale Saturday against the .-trotr\n\u002716-2\u0027 Blarkstone K:inis\nBov boss\u0027 and iris trains\nwill plav Satnrilav night in the\nFarmville - Hlarlis*one contest\nSaturday night at llanipdeii\nSyduev. Tile girls -‘art at 7\np. m.. the boss following aoout\n8.\nThat game !. tires to be vlo »\nThe Rams have compiled a . re ,t\nst ring of \\ ict irie •\nearlier defeat by FUR a:1-40 r\nBlaekstne. and are fie tired ‘ b*\nmuch strong! now I i . : ! u ■\nweek they had lo : only twice\nthe first Farmville tame and a\n411-40 verdict to Rail dlrh-Hen -\n\u0027I’w!\u003C■«■ Ill f j teals\nIt the Wolverin ■- win Saturday\nit V\u0027lll l\u0027e t i.H\u0027h Citlli\u0027.e; \u0027ie.1\u00271\nundefeated sat: el Ul !l\u003E la year\nat the helm it FIIS The la-i\nteam wa- life 1147 edi’rm which\nvon 2b straight game :r. re ul ..\nsea son and ilistrict tournev lav.\n1 irfnre falling ip R-eliorri B ’■ ■\neats 51 -36 ill the Ft ■ ’ ■ Grouj■ 11\ntourney at VIM\nThat was the \u0027\u0022.t. a Graft\nHudson, who won\u0027 on to 1 ■ •\u0027\ncollegiate career in basket ha 1 ■\nLynchburg College Ha! \u0027 i I)\ntine, who scored 403 p rut .1.\n16.3 pci game avera e in tl\nt. f lover score basket h.. 11 Re\u0027\u0027\nWat son (ieorge CJarti Miki 1\nfoon. W\u0027.ip-i-n • Keniodle.\nGilliam. Bill Hvatl Snookey W\nson. Benny Klliott. Bobby Bra :\nshaw and Krne t Campbell.\nThat 1947 tean fit 1 08\npoint in the 26 game ! i 4\n•average Opponents . tile.- .1 ,8t\npoint and a 31 ;■\u003E a\\ er i ■■■", "confidence": 0.5327, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 66, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Scores II.(.her\nThe current Welve: nt h.. .\u003E•\ncollected 1.159 t»\u003C-;ti* • m 11 . rcr\nfor a per came average \u003C\u003E: ti8 2\nTheir averages ijannot\u0022 he com\npared to the lim •earn i.c an c o!\nthe change m th« a unit which has\nproduced much hiehi : score\nRegardless of the outcome o\nSaturday night.\u0027 a f f a i r the\nWolverines will \u0027eke the Distra I\n3 t itle since a to - will :v e \u0027 \u0027.’our\nan 18-1 record, \u0027jvir.le the Ham.-\u0027\ntwo losses will cue them a lower\npercentage\nRams Big I earn\nCoach Gilmer and th\u003C -qua I\ntoday aren\u0027t figuring on dr-tr, \u0027\ntitles or tournaments: As far a\nthey\u0027re figuring : Saturday\nnight, and the came with the\nRams. Black -tone lias the biggest\nclub the Wolverines have met.\nwith the possible excej \u0027 ,-n ol\nBedford BJiv Klmore. licnrv\nIrby .toe I oncrrv.re all tower above\ntContiniuxl an Vaye 8\u0027", "confidence": 0.5095, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "Farniville\u0027s (’ub Scouts Show First Public Exhibit", "confidence": 0.5759, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "l ive members \u003C\u003Et the i’\u0022u fob Seoul Pack in I arinville and their den chief. Bill Vaughan,\nstand I\u0022 thiir transporla\u0027ion exhibit it I rida-. night\u0027s district Scout rally in the FarmvilU- Armory.\nSponAired by Hie fainmllo rb iiirpt.H y School P-TA. the Cub Scout Pack began its meetings, last\nNovember, with Paul stimpsmi as t ubmaster f ront to rear Cub Scouts are Paul Stimpson. Bobby\n(•ilnier Billy C lluhhard.\u0027 I riti !i lama-ter and * buck Dowdy Members of the pack not present for\nI lie picture \\ieri frank Plott tob\u0027i I argent and limin\u0027 Mkins. Airs. I Curtis llubbard is (t\u003Ec den\nmot lx r. assisted In Mrs t !l limiiil; . .Sr. About 100 citizens and scouts attended tlw\u003E rail\u0027 which\nwas made up of Scouting exhibits and Ucmoiislraions and held in observance of National Scout\nWeek.", "confidence": 0.4817, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "YEPCO Sends Alexandria\nTransfer Here as Manager", "confidence": 0.7381, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Andrew C Drown, Ji.. of Alex\nandria ha; oeen appointed man\nager of the Virginia Electric and\nPower Company at Farmville,\nsucceeding the late J. W. Shep\nherd. Jr., according to Walter J.\nMatthew:-, manager of Vcpco\u0027s\nSotlithside district.\nA native of Portsmouth. Va..\nBrow n . .1 graduate in electrical\neniniieri mg and foi the past\nti\\l‘ yeai; has been supervisor of\nt. i iin.it ing foi the Potomac dis\ntin: of Vepco. He was employed\nb\u003E tla company in 1938 in Har\nrisonburg and shortly thereafter\nvu; transferred to Waynesboro\na el\u003C\u0022. trie serviceman. In 1940. he\nmoved ! \u003E Staunton and the fol\nlow 1 it\u0022. year was transferred to\nV.iytuvioro as electric service\nman In 194o, he moved to Staun\nand tin following year was\nin.iish-red to Arlington as en\n.iit ■ . .a : ass/ tant.\nD own entered the Navy in 1943\nand .\u0027\u003C\u0027i\u0027vi\u0027d in the Aleutian Is\n,.o:ds tor eighteen months, being\n■ i.•■.charged in late 1945. He re\njoined \u0027vepco m Arlington follow\ning his discharge and in 1947 was\nappointed supervisor of estimat\ning in Alexandria.\nBrown is a membei of the Ar\nmetoii Chambei ol Commerce\nand Wi,...urt\u0022. oi the Electrical\nLein le of North! rn Virginia.\nStrict 1948 he has served as the\nemmet :ur: member of the Elec", "confidence": 0.5443, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 39, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "ANDREW O. BROWN. JR.\ntrical Board of the City of Alex\nandria.\nMarried to the foimer Mary\nJane Bush. of Waynesboro.\nBlown is the father of a daugh\nter. Ann Terry, age five. The\nBrowns are members of the I’rcs\noyterian Church.\nThe new manager will assume\nh.s new duties m Faimville next\nmonth.", "confidence": 0.5991, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Man \\\\ ho Stole\n{ ar Here Taken\nRea Captured\nM Hatesvillt*\nEarl Rea, 23. foi met\nii vu !• : ■: \u0027 . Butoavilk, who con\ni\u0027 ,. • . stealing ine tar of W,\nA W. ;s .m. . oi Farmville.\nfob. 1 and wlio escaped from\nHe . Co uiiy \u003E.i;i ,n Richmond.\n. .i w.i u*capti..ed Tuesday\nmorning Bate;,vile by Albe\nmarle county ofliet r.-.,\nKelt\u0027s conle.ssion aoout stealing\nMi) Watson\u0027s eai was given to\nlii.net\u0027 Kiiuard County Sheriff\n). Hint\u0027s T. Clark following his\n.tljt! a:: last Thursday, ill Alta\nvisfa.\nHi a a.- one of tour Henrico\nCol;:: .) .1 prisoners who escaped\n■ i .e. . They mei powered then\nruin,! wane being ic turned to\ntie,.: cells- alter Sunday dinner.\nrdbbihg Ins keys ana making u\nat tj-.iw ay.\nYt m:.: Kr.i was captured at the\niioii.e of f ina l G B.itti n after\nan u:si.cces.-ful attempt to get\naway He . rw tiie oil,eers coming\nand r.,n out the back door\nWi : ho escaped from the jail,\nis v . - M\u0027l\u0027via.\u0027 a one - month\nt* foi possession t»f stolen\ntie :. After confessing to the\nthen of Mr. Watsons tar. he was\nthird bark to tile Hehi.co police\nl\u0027.il • la i. wiu rant on all earlier\n■ ..o.o -the posses... m of stolen\nr\u0027{ \u003EK)y i.\nTwo otiu r of the escapees have\notjen capantd.\nM“n’s Meeting\nAbout 30 men ol Farmville\nFit byte, an Church attended\nthen monthly dinner meeting,\n■Whdnr.day mehi.", "confidence": 0.5367, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 47, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "Minister of Musk*\n(’oncludes Work\nTo Take Place\nIn Lynchburg;\nHenri Emurian. minister of\nmusic of Farmvillc Methodist\nChurch, has resigned in order to\naccept a similar position at West\nLynchburg Baptist Church.\nLynchburg, the first of March.\nSunday will conclude Mr. Emur\nian\u0027s work in the Farmvillc\nchurch.\nThe minister of music came to\nFarmvillc from Park Place Meth\nodist Church. Norfolk, where lie\nstudied piano with Bristow Har\ndin and orchestra - conducting\nwith Edgar Schenkman. con\nductor of the Norfolk Symphony\nand Civic Chorus.\n“While it is with regret that\nI leave this fine cultural com\nmunity. I am happy that my next\ndestination is near en .ugh that\nI may renew old friendships from\ntime to time,\u0027\u0027 Mr. Emurian said\ntoday\nFor his final worship services in\nFarmville. Mr Emurian has ar\nranged for a trumpet solo. Braga\u0027s\nAngel Song, by Granville Bageant.\nand IjOUin Lewandowski\u0027s Hallelu\njah. Praise Ye the Lord and\nJames El lor\u0027s Diadem by the 115\nvoiced choir. Sunday mornin\nand a stirring setting of Onward\nChristian Soldiers by MacDougall.\nfeaturing the male voices of the\nchoir, at t.\u0027.e evening service.\nOf Armenian ancestry. Mr\nEmurian is a member of a family\nlong prominent in work of Pro\ntestant Christian denominations\nHis father, tlrc Rev. S. K. Emur\nian. a Presbyterian minister who\nwill be 79 years old in May. is\niContinued on Pune 8\u0027", "confidence": 0.5867, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 48, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "National Guard\nUnit Conducting\nRecruiting Drive\nCommander Asks\nParents, Youths\nTo Study Facts\nCompany G. Farmville National\nGuard Unit of the 116th Infantry\n2Pth Division, has launched on a\nrecruiting campaign which will\nextend through March\nCaptain H. ilian Bradshaw,\ncompanv commander, today said\nthe unit hr-, enlisted five men of\nits qu ta of 13 i \u003Er the \u003C iTnpaigri\nThe newest Guards,mn are;\nWiniam H Young, of Prospect;\nWill W Sullivan. Chailes R.\nBryant end Clifton K G/.r;\u0022. of\nCumberland. and lliroki I,\nRowers, of Cha.-e City\nCapt. Bradshaw belif-e.- that\nmany young men and their par\nent ;. atixioe m the iron iesorne\ntime faeinr. the ropi-v. ■!■(\u003E una\nware nf tlv opportunet • and ad\nvantage. c f service in the National\nGuard.", "confidence": 0.5818, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "Draft Deferment\nYoung men who enlist in the\nNational Guard before re.r bins\n181 \u003E years of ace are given dr.i:’\nexemption, he said, so long as\nthey remain in good standing in\nthe company and attend drill\nlegularly They are required to\nserve an enlistment of eiclit years\nThose over 181.. who have be\ngun draft board pr-cessuv; are\nalso eligible for Guard enlidmeir\nbut are not deferred 1! ivvever. if\nthey enter the Guard while wait\ning and are promoted within en\nlisted ranks, they may volunteer\nfor Arm\u0022 service and retain what\never rank they have attained in\nthe Guard\nCapt Bradsh uv twill!s out that\nthe company hen has manv ad\nvanced non-eommissione 1 ratings\nopen, which are easily attainable\nby yorng men wh i work seriously\nto discharge their service obliga\ntion through the National Guard\nCommission Possible\nFor those who desire :! \u0027he\nGuard offers the opportunity for\ncommissif n as an officer, courses\nof study are open to all Guards\nmen. which if successfully com\npleted. qualify them for commis\nsions 11. Madison f’ MeChli’lc.\nnow taking a course a* the In\nfantry School Ft Henning at\ntained his commission m this\nmanner. C\u0027apt Bradshaw aid.\nNational Guard service also\nprovides pay for the one-n\u0027cht\nper-week drill and full pay f \u003C:■\ntwo weeks of summer camp. A pri\nvate earns $2.50 per drill, raised\nto $2.75 after four months. A\ncor coral earns $410 each drill,\nwhile a sergeant, first class earn\n$5.86\nThe National Guard also :s\nincorporated into the U S. Armv\u0027s\ncareer plan, and twenty \u0027■ear\nservice qualifies Guardsmen for\nretirement benefits after the a-e\nof 60 A master sergeant v ah fua\nyears active service and 15 year\nGuard service qualihe- for 1\nmonthly retirement of $55.88\nCapt Bradshaw points out that\na civilian savings of $35,000 in\nvested at two per cent, would he\nrequired to enable a retired work\ner to have an income of that\nmurh.\nCapt Bradshaw alio ■ aid that\nmany fi rmer Guardsmen visit the\nunit here during Armv leaves.\nMost of them tel! of the great\nbenefits Guard training ha\nmeant to them, he reports\nThe commander here had one\nother V \u0027i d for young men in tlrs\narea, who may be turning over\nopii\u0027-tmint m their minds. \u0022Na\ntional Guard service is a most fit\nting iin-l proper wi\u0022 of disehar\u0027l\nfng one\u0027s service obligation. The\nArroy. the govertunent and active\nGuardsmen kivnv that Guard\nj service is in no nv an rvt of\nI evading the draft, wo work hard\nland earnestly at military pvofi\nI cieney. and the Guard\u0027s meat re\ncord is attested to by the draft\n] status it gives young men who\nget in early enough.\u0022", "confidence": 0.5027, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 84, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Mistaken Ideas Of Registration Bring\nSelective Service Board Clarification", "confidence": 0.6134, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "Selective Set vice Boards in this\narea have become concerned\nabout misconceptions in registra\nj tion.\nCalling attention to tbo fact\n■that failure to registc. is a viola\ntion of law aild makes the delin\nquent liable to ,\u003Cenalty. area\ndraft boards outlined registration\n| requirements under ilie Universal\nMilitary Training and Service\nAct\nThe obligation to ,c;:i\u0027icr i, a\ncontinuing obligation and iniisl\nlie fulfilled The obligation to\nregister is imposed by the act on\nevery male citig.cn and every\nother male person in the United\nStates between the aj.es of IS and\nJH. with the general exception of\nmembers of the armed forces on\nactive duty and certain aliens.\nScut To Home\nA young man who becomes IS\nii required to •\u0027", "confidence": 0.5127, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "board office within li\\c days af\nter the date of his 13th birthday.\nIi he happens to be away from\nhome, he need not return, he may\nicgister at the neatest local\nboard convenient to h.m, and the\nlecord will be sent to the local\nboard having juiisaictton. even\nluougli it is m anr.ittin stale. If\nlie is in a foreign country when\nhe becomes IK. pc reggters with\nany United Unites u.ploniatie or\nconsular office. After lie registers,\nit is required that a registrant\nkeep hi.\u003E local board .nlormed of\nany change in his address or\nchange in status. Tliis applies af\nter In’ becomes 26, as veil as be\nfore. Registrants, generally speak\ning. who arc deferred after June\nlit.19al. are liable until they are\nPenalties\nImportance of the registrant\n. r\u0027( , J Or U\u003C *C f.»", "confidence": 0.4761, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 24, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "Farmville Jaycees Present March Of Dimes Check", "confidence": 0.6794, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "\u003E. C ihuicrsun. 5i*f t. represent in si tin* larmville Jm or \u003C 1: amber of (’n/r.imTee, presents a\n$553.50 cheek to k. 1 Cook prrsi\u003CC\u0027tii of the Farm ville ltolar\u003E Clrb. i;td l :i«l .• s nu.nt. fie check will\nhe .tilth (I C» the Mar\u003C h of Himes ( ampa*srn which Kol.ir* Club members conducted last month.\n.Pieces raised the mone\u003E b*. sponsoring a recent sk.iHnft part*. Ja\u003E- c II ( . I r*•:-»»*i Jr. and J. IV\nMa^b\u003E srcrrlarv of the Kotar\u003E Club. *• ated. watch the oresenCitis* of Mi* check.", "confidence": 0.4629, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Abilene Farmer\nDies Alter Fall\nWife Survives\nF. L. (\u0027ovinfiton\nA funeral service for Flo.vd I.\nC viru.ton. (il. of Abilene was\nheld yesterdav lit Mt. Nebo B.ip\nti;t Church. Burial took piece m\nthe church cemeterv\nMr Covington died Tuesday\nFeb 17. in a Richmond hospital,\nwhere tit\u0027 was taken Monday after\nhe fell from a barn which he was\npullin\u0027: down on Route 688. abort*\nfour miles w« -t of Abdeii\u0022 He\nwas found injured late Monday\nafteriron by Allen Cah’oun H\u003C\u0027\nwas working on the barn which\nwas lot a ted cii piopt sty of C I!\nBollingejr Mr Covington was\nbrought to Soot hade Community\nHospital anti. then, transferred to\nMo\u003Ci. a! College of Yu dnia H ■- —\npitul\nThe on of Mr and Mrs. Martin\nLuther Covington, who survive\nhim. he was born Dfec 2, 1891. ill\nLunenburg county.\nA farmer by occupation, he was\na tnembe: of Mt Nebo Chur. ii.\nHe : survived liv ms wife Mrs\nLillian Barbv Covmcton. of Abi\nlene twto daughter Mrs. Thcno\nBruce, of Farmville. and Mr\nHarmon Cortes, of Charlotte\nCourthouse; three sisters. Mr A\nF Cov in\u0027Pm of Beima Vista Mrs\n\u0022 ft Ipriskilh of Neysville, and\nMr Canto Phillips of Chester.\nPa , one brother. M B Coving\nton rf Farmville: and two grand\n-hildren", "confidence": 0.495, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 42, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Bt. 360. Powhatan\nSidewalk Bids Opened\nThe State Ilmhway Department\ntoday announced the low bids on\ntwo hie iway projects in this area,\nwhich will soon yet underway\nThey are:\nRoute 3GO. O.\u0027r.\u0027 pule of 24-foot\nconcrete pavement west of Burke\nvilie. i 1 -sin:; cap between the new\nRykcvilie btidge and the Prince\n■ Toward countv line \\V 11 Scott.\nK: inklill SI Hi.GOO.\nRoute 13. Powhatan countv. 0.17\nmile of concrete sidewalk at Pow\nhatan C H .iahn P Harvey.\nI.ynchhurr. S3.fill\nTTie bids will be cheeked fot\npossible errors and I lien reviewed\nby the State Hiuhway Commis\nsion before decisions on awards\nef contracts arc made", "confidence": 0.4874, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Holiday\nSeveral offices, laxmvlHc\nhanks, an.I post o‘l’cc w 11 he\nclosed Monday in observance\not W ashington s hinhday. I eh.\n22. S\u0027nce the holiday lulls on\nStmdav. Monday v.»h ho sub\nstituted for the holiday.\nHowever, stores \\ I armville\nand eount\\ offices ws*I he open\ned as usual.\nOffice of Internal Revenue\nand Virginia Fniploymcnt Serv\nice off’ecs will \u0027 \u0027\u0022r \u0027*d for\nthe d*- .\nDriver Is Injured\nIn Accident At Klani\nJoseph A. Murray. 34. was\nbrouniit to South adt Community\nHospital, early Thu: ••day mominc.\nalter las truck rail olf ihe lc.til\nand turned over near Elam nr,\nRoute 4t\u003E0 It :s reported Ilia* he\nwent to sleep at the wp.el of tlit\ntruck he drivinn for Pollard\nOil Company. Roanoke.\nMi Murray refer, it fir. : an!\ntreatment and Xravs t ;r possiblt\nluiure-s at the hospital and was\ndi.scharred.\nHe was brought to »!■«\u0027 hospital\nbet wet n 0 and 6 a m. and the\naccident happened about 45 m:\nnutes earlier.", "confidence": 0.4797, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 34, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Countie* In Virginia\nRank High At reages\nCharlotte county holds the tank\nof 80 antotm counties with tobr.ee \u003E\naere.tee in the United S\u0027M.t. . ac\ncord me to a recent report bated\non the 1950 census of agriculture\nof the United States Department\nof Commerce.\nOther local counties Included in\nthe tobacco acreage list and the\nranks among the first one hun\ndred in the United States ir dude!\nHalifax. 10. Mecklenburg. :.*(\u003E and\nLunenburg. 70\nMOOS!, IOtX.i 1 I \\\\S\ns V I 1 !t!) W I) \\\\t \u0027\nThe Farm villa Moo Lod-e v. 11\nmeet Monday Feb. a* K pm\nwh\u0027it a drawing for : ■ in mb r\nsltip will be conducted. Moose and\nGuests will dance Hu Saturday\nn :ht at the Loriue Hall. b. giuitc\nat nine o\u0027clock.", "confidence": 0.4986, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 24, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "Forester Decries\nIdle Acres Here\nOffers Landowners\nTechnical Help\nWith tree plant in;. simon here,\nDistrict Forester It. P. Bnerley\nhas iigain offered me assistance\nol technicians in his office with\nplanting or harvesting problems\nfacing woodland owners in this\narea.\nCoupled with the oiler of ns\nst\u0027 tance was the advice that, land\nowners seriously con.-,det planting\nidle or unproductive acres in\npines \u0022Delay means loss of finan\ncial benefits, and unproductive\nland is a luxury no landowner\n\u0027\u0022..n tffo’\u0022d any Ion. ei the cb -\ntriot forester pointed out.\nTimberland owners or land\nowners wishing assistance with\nplanting may secure help by con\ntacting I? P Bnerley. Box 386.\nFarmville. Va\n1952 Progress\nIn tire past vrar ttaie was con\nsiderable progress iccorded by\nforesters in the office here A\nsurvfv of timber management\nactivities during 135*. compiled\nby Forester William I, Pierce,\nsh.ows the following\nSeventeen tracts of timber\ncovering 2 897 acres examined by\nforesters: 473,000 board feet of\nsautimbrr. 396 cords of pulpwood\nand 1.026 seed trees marked for\ntrmbeilnnd owners and 169.000\nloblo\u0027.iy pine seedlings planted on\n;and that had been unproductive\n■‘There are still hundreds of\nacres of unproductive acres in\ntins forestry district.\u0027 Mr.\nPierce\u0027s survey shows. \u0022Brought\nback to production ova , the years,\nia-se acres would add greatly to\nthe income of the owners. Now is\n\u0027•he time to take action.\u0027 Mr.\nFicrci concludes\nI if.1 Its ilOtv N 1 Ml 1 s\n87 -79 i OK 7 i ■ I si It Ml.il 1\nI f.impdepiSydney\u0027\u0027. Tejt i s \u003Ci\u003C -\nfraud Bride vivniter Wednesday\nna’l’t :;7_79 foi their fifth straight\nvagi\u0027. ■\u0027eii’v Adams dumped in\n32 p\u003C ; ■ pare tin Bengal*.\nI •• •• pro hosts in Newport\nNov Ajiprentici Frida\u0027", "confidence": 0.5228, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 59, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "Education Studies\nWarn Of School\nEnrollment Flood\nThinning’ Teacher\nRanks Seen As\nPressing1 Problem\nDespite an unprecedented up\nsurge in public school enrollments,\nVirginia counties including those\nin this area, are losing teachers\nfaster than qualified replacements\ncan be found\nThat informal!- n is gleaned\n\u0027rom studies recently published by\n•he Researc.i Service of the Vir\nginia Education Association\nEnrollment increases, stem\nming from the stepped up birth\n■ate of the war years and since\nvill reach a peak in ten years\nhen it is estimat\u0027d bv Robert\nF Williams, executive director of\nUie VEA that 225.000 additional\nchildren will be enrolled in Vir\n■ insa\u0027s oublie schools.\nEeavht\u0022 Profession\nMr. Williams cites the both\nrate of two years covering a ten\nvear span to illustrate his point.\nTTe list; 80.771 In o births in Vir\nginia during 1951. the largest\nnumber in her history, as com\npared with 50,658 in 1940.\nlie estimates that teachers arc\nleaving Virginia schools at a rate\nof 1.500 annually, while colleges\nare providing about 1 ooo yearly at\npresent. This number is only suf\nficient. Mr Williams belieies. to\ncare for the increased numbers of\nteachers needed by increased en\nrollments. with the consequent\nthinning of teacher ranks ronsti\ntuting one of Virginia\u0027s most\npressing problems\nlaical Effect\nCounty-by-county figures com\ntitled bv the YEA show that fo*\nthe 1952-53 session Amelin. Buck\ningham. Charlotte. Cumberland.\nP.\u0027whatan and Prince Edward\ncounties had 71 teachers who did\nnot return to their positions Of\nthat number. 43 left the teaching\nprofession permanently, while the\nremainder moved about, pre\nsumably to higher paying school\nsystems, or for more convenient\n• locations.\nFor the 1953-54 term, it is esti\nmated the same counties will re\nquire 72 new teachers, some re\nquiring as high as one - fourth\nmore as presently teaching\nThe research figures klso show\nthese statistics:\nTen per cent of Virginia\u0027s\nteachers in 1952-53 had sub\nstandard certificates", "confidence": 0.5899, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 69, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "School Costs\nThe average instructional ex\npenditure for schools per child in\nVirginia in 1951-52 was 3155.61.\nup from $144 40 for the 1950-51\nterm. These costs do not include\ndebt .serv ice or capital outlays.\nVirginia counties varied in the\ntier-child, per year cost from\nBuchanan county, at $85.00 to\nArlington county, the highest, of\n$276.34 The national average for\n1951-52 was $217.45 per child\nThe average classroom salary\nm Virginia in 1951-52 was $2,527.\nalso utv $136 over 1950-51. The\nelementary school salary average\nwas $2,389; for high school teach\ners. $2,689. and for vocational\nteachers $3,181\nThe U. S. average per teacher\nwas $3,167\nHarter Play\nLong wood Players will pre\nsent the Barter Theater\u0027s pro\nduction of Owen VVister\u0027s novel.\n\u0022The Virginian.\u0022 Friday night\nat 8:15 in lurman Auditorium.\nStudents and citizens of the\narea are invited to attend the\nplay, which will star Robert\nPorterfield. founder of Vir\nginias state theater.", "confidence": 0.6355, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "NSW S SUM MARY", "confidence": 0.6298, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "v. s. \u003C \\si \\i.tii:s\nIN KOKI A 139,819\nAnnounced U n battle ca.utalr\nties in Korea reached 129.819 tl\nweek, an increase of 395 from tl \u0022\nprevious week. The totals show:\nkilled 20.499 wounoi t! 90.293. and\nmissing 13.025.\nBy services the cast.a t.es hav \u0027\nbeen divided: Ann.’.. j©1.437; Air\nForce. 1.417: Navy. 1.303. and\nMarines. 25.112.\nCl OB \\\\ AK ‘PLANNING’\n(.ITS M W ( 1111 I\nTri-idenl Fisenhovvet has nani\ni ti C. D. Jackson, N\u003C a York\nmagav.uic publisher and wai I tine\npsychological w ;u e\\p\u003Crt. 1«* a\nnew post ot spei ,ai a ....tali’ 111\ncharge ot Americas cold wal\nplanning Jackson, an aide to\nFiscnhover in the Noilh African\nand Furopeau campaigns \u003C f\nWorld War II will serve as the\nWhite House link unit the scat\ntered departments and agencies\nnow seeking to counter the global\npropaganda and other pressure of\nlive Soviet ofoc.\nAnnouncing Mic appointmei 1\nSherman Adams, chid: assistant\nto the President, said Jackson will\n• • v\u003C p« _ \u0027■*0\u0027.\u0027\u0022: t : ■:", "confidence": 0.5055, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "lie •cold war\u0027 planning of tins\nadmin ua ion.\u0027\nGJ V. TWI.OK HINTS\nOf KOKK.V Sini’KISI,\u0027\n1.\u0027 Gen. Maxwell I) Taylor\nhinted Sunday ins Kiglith Army\nwould have r.oin\u003C\u003E unpleasant\nsurprises m store for the Com\nlnunis\u0027s and declarer* he asked\nnothing better than a Red offen\nsive m Korea\n\u0027We\u0027re ready to take him on\nany time lie coni\u0022;,\u0027 the ilea\ncommander of Allied ground\nInters told his first news con\nference\nHe calk\u0027d the Lir.iitli Army a\n!o: inidabir military force w hich\nhas accomplished giv.U things in\nthe pa.-\u0027 an ] s eup.i:,i\u0027 of further\nnch\u0022-\u0027. \u0027•lilt nt ;■ in 1 he future\nMH s tt (\u003ENS \\N\nSII«.I Nftt t S. If!.(OKI*\nUn.ted Nations warships and\nnaval planes this wick opened\nthe third year of siege of the\nCommunist east roast port of\nWiui; an - a battered hulk of rnb\nbH: and death. Once the hub of\nNorth Korea\u0027s transport at mti sys\ntem along the east coast with a\n100 000 !\u0027ouu!atic»:i. \u0027 :■ city has", "confidence": 0.4875, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 32, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#1", "pageIndex": 0, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "boon i educed to a few civilians\nand 30.000 Red Soldiers by the\nU. S. Navy\u0027s longest siege ui his\ntory.\nNight heckler planes from the\ncarriers of Rear Adm. Apollo\nSouccks Carrier Division 3 open\ned the third year of incessant\nattack with bombing and strafing\nraids.\nSEN. BY HI) AGAIN\nSEEKS END OF RF(\nSenator Harry F. hyrd is co\npatron of a bill mtioQiiced in the\nSenate this week to abolish the\nReconstruction Finance Corpora\ntion. Under the bill me Secretary\nol the Treasury would begin next\nJanuary 1 liquidating the 31\nyear-old \u0022temporalv\u0022 depression\nagency which has outstanding:\nloans totaling upwards of $700\nmillion. The agency this year is\ncosting more than $H.5 million\nin administrative overhead, and it,\nis employing mere than 3.000\npeople—about half of them in\nWashington and the oth r half in\nfive branches and 33 loan of I ices\nscattered throughout the country\nand m Pue rto Rico and Alaska\nThis bill would direct that the\nnet proceeds from the liquidation\nshall be applied exclusively to\nieduction of the national debt.\nI", "confidence": 0.5563, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 36, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Metes from Cumberland\nMrs. Howard R. Bryant To Entertain\nWMU Members Of Fitzgerald Church", "confidence": 0.7118, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Members of Fitzgerald Baptist\n\u0027WMU will meet Friday evening.\nFeb. 20. at 8. with Mrs. Howard\nR. Bryant. Mrs. T. P. Reynolds\nwill have charge of the program.\nMr. and Mss. F.. H. Hopkins.\n- .Jr., and their daughter. Beth,\n^motored to Messlck, Sunday, for\n■ a visit with his mother.\nMr. and Mrs. R. O. Garrett, who\n\u0027.\u0027were accompanied by W D.\n-Walker and Robert Garnett, of\n\u0027 Guinea, returned Saturday from\na two weeks\u0027 vacation in Florida.\nJBt. Augustine, Tampa. Key West.\nfSnrasota Springs and other points\nof interest were included in their\n\u0027 sight-seeing tour.", "confidence": 0.7265, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Visit Homes\nLewis M. Blubaker and Jesse A.\nOrewes visited in their respective\nhomes during the week end. Mr.\nBlubaker went to Roanoke, and\nMr. Crewes to Manteo. in Buck\ningham county.\nRoscoe L. Lovins entered Mc\nGuire Hospital for treatment, last\nMonday.\nMr. and Mrs. W H. Moon, with\ntheir children, of Richmond, are\nexpected week end guests of Mrs.\nMoon\u0027s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R\nE Peters.\nEnters Hospital\nMrs. J. C Hayes, who was ad\nmitted to the Southside Commu\nnity Hospital, last Saturday, is re\nported as improving\nExpected week end guests of Dr.\nand Mrs. E. B Nuckols are Mr.\nand Mrs. James T Williams and\ntheir daughter. Kathy, of Lexing-\u0027\nton.\nMiss Mary Ann George was the\n* overnight guests, last Friday, of\nMiss Earline Hatcher, of near\nFarmville.\nStanley Parly\nMrs. M .H. Kanipe entertained\nwith a Stanley Party. Wednesday\nevening at her home. \u0027 Northfield\nF irm.\u0022\nMr. and Mrs. James S. Gc.dsey\nand daughters. Pago and Janet,\nwere guests. Sunday, of Mr God\nsey\u0027s mother. Mrs. Vincent C\n;,Tate. of Saxe\nMiss Shirley Atkinson returned\nto Lynchburg. Sunday, following\na week end visit with her parents.\nMr. and Mrs. H C Atkinson\nMiss Ida Amos. 01 Richmond,\nspent the past week end here as a\nguest of Mr. and Mrs. C. D.\nBrown.\nSunday Guests\nMr. and Mrs. L. B. Danbv have\n«s their guest. Mrs. Eula A. Cole\nman. of Washington. D. C. Other\n’ guests, Sunday, were Mr. and Mr\nOliver Haynes Blankenship, of\nPetersburg. Both Mr and Mrs.\nDan by are recuperating from a\nrecent severe attack of flu.\nMr. and Mrs. J G. Sanderson\nand their son. James Garland.\nJr., of Richmond, were visitors.", "confidence": 0.6545, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 59, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "Saturday, of Mr, and Mrs. E. II\nVassar.\nThe Cumberland Youth Fellow\nship met last Sunday evening w’ith\nBill Atkinson at the home of his\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tu\nlane Atkinscn, of Hampden-Syd\nney. Despite inclement weather,\n19 members were present, includ\ning the Rev. J. S. King. Mrs. King\nand counselors, Mrs. H. D. Mor\nins afid Mrs. Herbert Goodman.\nRichmond Guests\nMr. and Mrs. E. S. Dowdy, of\nRichmond, were guests. Sunday,\nof his sister, Mrs. John T Flippen\nat \u0022Rose Cottage.”\nGuests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.\nGordon L. Garrett were Mr. and\nMrs. R. C. Boisseau and their son,\nPeter, also Mr. and Mrs. Francis\nA. Boisseau. of Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. H G. Atkinson\nvisited her mother. Mrs. B S\nThomas, who is improving at\nStuart Circle Hospital Richmond.\nSunday.", "confidence": 0.6459, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Returns From Visit\nMrs. J. D. Carpenter has return\ned from n visit with her sister.\nMrs. J. L. Landram, and Mr. Lan\ndrum. of Doswell.\nThe Rev. J S King attended\nthe prayer retreat of the Virginia\nMethodist Conference, held at\nNatural Bridge, this week\nMiss Fannie T. Foster and J T.\nFoster, Jr., have as their guest,\ntheir sister. Mrs. C. D. Westman.\nof Norfolk\nVisit In Amel*a\nThe family of E. A, Brown spent\nthe day. Sunday, as guests of Mr\nar.d Mrs. William Pembelton. in\nAmelia. Miss Dottle Jean Brown\nreturned to Richmond. Sunday,\nafter spending the week end at\nher home here.\nAndrew E. Godsey, who under\nwent a knee operation. Friday of\n!n-t week, at tIre Southside Com\nmunity Hospital. Farmville. is im\nproving.\nMr. and Mrs. Howard Settle, of\nAlberta, spent the week end here\nas guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Al\nlen Carter. Mrs. Settle remained\nfor a fw days’ visit\nC C Crawley, of Farmville. was\nthe week end guest of his brother\nand sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.\nLewis Crawley.\nThe family of J. J. Pembelton\nhad as their guests. Sunday, Mr.\nand Mrs. Eddie Bates\u0027 and their\n.-on. Robert, of Amelia.\nC’arpe Meeting\nThe charge meeting of the Cum\nberland Youth Fellowship will be\nheld Sunday evening. Feb. 22. at\n7, in the Centenary Methodist\nChurch. Cars will leave Cumber\nland at 6:30 p. m.\nM H. Ksnipe and family motor\ned to Stony Creek. Sunday, for a\nvisit with friends and relatives", "confidence": 0.6335, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 49, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "We Thank You...!\nWe wish to thank our many friends and customers\nfor their patronage since our opening on Saturday,\nFeb. 14. We are looking forward to serving you in the\nfuture with the best quality merchandise at lowest\npossible prices.\nYANCEY S SELF SERVICE\nTom Yancit, (tu ner", "confidence": 0.6803, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "A Few of OUR Mam/\nWEEK-END SPECIALS\nPure\nLARD 4 ibs. 53c\nPure Pork\nSAUSAGE ib pkg 35c\nMiracle Whip\nSALAD DRESSING p« 35c\nSaltine\nCRACKERS ib Pkg 21c\nGINGER SNAPS ib Pkg 25c\nDRIED BEANS 2 ib. pig, 27c\nGreat Northerns, Pinto or Baby I.imas\nPride of Virginia\nTOMATOES No 2 Can 16c\nNo. 2Vi Cans Fairhax Mall\nPORK \u0026 BEANS 2w 35c\nAMOCO GAS AND OIL\nYANCEY\u0027S\nSELF SERVICE\nFarmrille’s Modern Suburban Shire\n12 Mile North Of Farmvilte On Route I ~\u003E—. trross\nCumberland firidoe\nOften 7 A W To V fJ. 1/.\nPlenty of Free Parking", "confidence": 0.7506, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Asliby .Xtirs\n| World Prayer Day\nService Set Friday\nMiss Nancy Gordon and Miss\n, Audrey Sanderson, of Madison\n; College, also Mr. and Mrs. J. O.\n, Sanderson and Jimmy, of Rich\nmond, spent the week end in the\nW P. Sanderson home, and at\ntended Thomas Chapel services\nSunday morning.\nOther visitors at church includ\ned Miss Wyland Smith, of Rich\nmond. Mrs. Herbert Goodman and\n■ Herbert Hindle Goodman, of\nGrove Church.\nRev. Mr. Mason was dinner\n\u0027 guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wal\nton on Sunday. Other visitors in\n. the home were Mr. and Mrs. Sam\ni Bigger, Robert Blanton, and Mr.\nand Mrs. Leland Walton.\nMr. and Mrs. H. T. Cole Jr., and\nchildren were in Ricnmond Sat\nurday.\nMiss Bessie Vaughn, of Chase\nCity, is spending sometime with\nher sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.\nBagby. Miss Vaughn has just re\nturned from a visit in Florida.\nMrs. L. B. Garrett is spending\na week with her son and daug’n\ni ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. David\nGarrett, in Bowling Green.\nIven Cole is visiting his grand\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cole.\nWorld Day of Prayer will be ob\nserved Friday night. Feb. 20. at\n8 o’clock. The WSCS of Oak wood\nMethodist Church is in charge of\nthe program. The public is in- t\nvited.", "confidence": 0.7024, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 42, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Cartersville\nRev. Cecil Smith and family\nspent Monday in Parmville.\nPrank Dean Irving and mother\nvisited Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Irv\ning. near Richmond. Sunday.\nMrs. P. T Dabney and Miss\nMartha Louise Dabney were in\nParmville Friday.\nMrs. Ruth Gamage. Mrs. F. D\nIrving, Mrs. Harry Harrison and\nMisses Janice Blanton and Bar\nbara Gamage attended the Bar\nter Theater play, at Goochland.\nWednesday night.\nRichmond Guests\nMrs D H. Turner and other\nrelatives from Richmond spent\nthe past week end with Mrs. M\nE. Blanton. Jr., and attended\nworship services at Mizpali Chris\ntian Church, m Goochland, on\nSunday.\nMr. and Mrs. Gene Banton. of\nRichmond, were week end guests ,\nof Mr. and Mrs. J H. Banton.\nMr and Mrs. G L. Blanton Jr.,\nvisited relatives in Richmond.\nSunday\nMrs. Cecil Smith. Mrs. 11. TV\nPleasants. Mrs. J. Alex Ransone.,\nMrs. G. L Blanton and Mrs. F.\nD. Irving, with Mrs. H. A. Ran\ns: ne. of Fife, attended an all-day\nWMU meeting at Dillwyn Bap\ntist Church the past Tuesday.\nMr. and Mrs. George J. Whit\nlock and family visited relatives\nm Charlottesville Sunday.\n’VMl\u0027 Meets\nThe W. M U. of the Carters\n. \\ille Baptist Church met with\nMrs. G. L Blanton Thursday\nnight.\nRev. Cecil Smith preached a\u0027\n\u0027the C\u0026O Baptist Church, at Glad\nioli. Sunday night.\nMr. and Mrs. G. I... Blanton and\ni daughter, Vivian, spent the week\nj end with relatives in Chase City\n\u0027 M. E. Blanton and G. L. Bian\n; ton were in Washington D C.\nThursday of the past week.", "confidence": 0.6564, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 53, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "RAILWAY EXPRESS\nV\nThe Railway Expiess Agency\nhas asked the Interstate Com\nmerce Commission for authority\nto revamp express rates and\ncharges. The proposal, if accept\nj ed. would mean hither rates on\n, almost all categories of express\n: shipments.", "confidence": 0.657, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 10, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "CUT\ni PULP WOOD\nFaster and Easier\ni\nWITH A", "confidence": 0.8184, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "17 POUNDS\n4 HORSEPOWER", "confidence": 0.5528, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "HOMELITE\nONE MAN CHAIN SAW\nYou get more pro\nduction ... you make more\nmoney . . . when you cut\nwith a Homelite. Cuts\nfaster, easier and stands up\nlonger even under rugged\neveryday use. Ask us for a\nfree demonstration.\nSTRAIGHT BLADE AND BOW SAWS\nF. W. Shanaberger\n\u0026 Sons\nROCTE 460—EAST\nThone 2017R\nj FARMVILLE. VIRGINIA", "confidence": 0.7453, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 16, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "Cartersville Pastor To Lead Red\nCross Fund Appeal In Cumberland", "confidence": 0.8074, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "The Rev, Cecil Smith, of Car\ntersville. will lead the 1953 Rod\nCross fund drive in Cumberland\ncounty. The drive opens March 1\nand will continue through the\nmonth.\nRev. Mr. Smith, who is pastor\nof the Cartersville field of Baptist\nchurches, has announced that the\ncampaign goal is a third larger\nthan the county’s goal last year,\nwhen a successful fund appeal\nwas made.\nThe campaign leader has an\nnounced the following organiza\ntion: campaign vice chairman, the\nRev. M. R. Mason, of Cartersville;\nWill Robinson. Hamilton District\nchairman; Frank Beer, Randolph\nDistrict chairman, and Irving\nFlippen, Cumberland area chair\nman.\nThe county goal has been in\ncreased above that of last year\nduo to increased calls on the Red\nCross asked by the Armed Forces\nand U. S. Health authorities.\nFor the military, the Red Cross\nhas been requested to establish\nrecreation facilities in far-flung\nmilitary outposts around the\nglobe, where U S. servicemen\nmust be stationed. For health\nmeasures, the Red Cross has been\ndesignated the agency to collect\nadditional blood’ to bo processed\ninto Gamma Globulin, a blood\nderivative found effective against\nthe crippling virus of polio.", "confidence": 0.6666, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 39, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "Calra\nMiss Mary Wright, Mrs. Robert\nWright. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stin\nson and Bobby Wright were\nvisitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. East\nand Mr. and Mrs. Wiilarci Orange,\nof Richmond. Sunday.\nSunday visitors ot Mrs. J. W.\nWhaley and Mr. and Mrs. Walter\nDowdy were Mr. and Mrs. Paul\nDowdy and family, of Richmond.\nWe are very sorry that John\nRousch and Mary Wiifcht are on\nthe sick list, this week. We wish\nthem a very speedy xecovtry.\nMr. and Mrs. Elmo Stinson,\nMrs. Robert Wright and Bobby\nWright were Friday night visitors\nof Mr. and Mrs. W7. T. Stinson.\nMr. and Mrs. Eimo Stinson\nvisited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rowe,\nTuesday evening.\nMr. and Mrs. Manville Wright\nwere Sunday evening visitors of\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Wright.", "confidence": 0.6614, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "REV. C ECIL SMITH\nGuinea Mills Rt. 1\nMr. arid Mrs. R, L. Trent re\nturned home Saturday after visit\ning relatives in Richmond. Mr.\nTrent is doing nicely after his up- |\noration last week We wish him\na speedy recovery.\nMiss Delores Huddleston and\nLee Puett visited Mr. and Mrs.\nMorton Huddleston during the\nweek end.\nMr. and Mrs. Ralph W Seal, of,\nRichmond, visited Mr. and Mrs.\nGeorge Seal and Mr. and Mrs.\n■Jeff Huddleston during the week\nend.\nJeff Huddleston and children.\nCecil, and Barbara Ann. attend\ned the Baptismal service at Cedar\nBaptist ChurcYi Sunday.\nMrs. I H. Morgan and children\nand Mrs Jeff Huddleston visited\nMr. and Mrs. Morton Huddleston\nlast week.\nMrs. Novel Stout has been on\nthe sick list. We all wish her a\nspeedy recovery\nRichard and Harry Huddleston\nand Buck Bailey attended the\nbasketball game with Bucking\nham and Victoria, at Victoria, Fri\nday.\nThe Green Mountains of Ver\nmont belong to the Appalachian\nRange.", "confidence": 0.6018, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 36, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Guinea News", "confidence": 0.7545, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Preparations Made For Evangelistic\nCrusade In Local Homes Recently", "confidence": 0.6584, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "W. D. Walker and Robert E.\nGarnett returned home Saturday.\nFeb. 14. alter a two weeks\u0027 trip\nto Florida.\nMrs. Smith\u0027s nephew. Henry\nCook, of Washington, D. C. ar\nrived Friday, Feb. 6, for an ex\ntended visit with the C. C. Smith\nfamily.\nMr. and Mrs. William J Bailey\nand children. Junior, Lillian and\nFred, of Chase City, were Sunday\nluncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.\nA. L. Bailey. Simon Bailey, of\nTennessee, was a recent guest in\nthe same home.\nM-Sgt. D. J. Matson, of Rich\nmond. was a recent guest at his\nhome.\nDr. Wyndham B. Blanton, of\nRichmond, recently spent some\ntime at \u0027West Hill”, his country\nhome, in this neighborhood.\nMr. and Mrs. J. P. Stratton and\nF. D. Ferguson were Sunday\nguests of the Robert J. Meador\nfamily, of Roanoke Mr. Meador\nrecently had been confined to his\nhome by sickness.\nValentine V.irty\nA good many lrcm here attend\ned the valentine party sponsored\nby the MYF at the log cabin in\nCumberland, on Saturday even\ning. Feb. 14.\nJ. E. Meador was a guest of Mr\nand Mrs. G. L Francis and family,\nof Raines, on Sunday afternoon\nFeb. S\nMr. and Mrs. Leroy Dennis, oi\nHopewell, and Mrs. J C. Dennis\nof Raines, were Sunday morning", "confidence": 0.6448, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 42, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "guests of the Frank Brown fam\nily.\nThe MYF of Centenary Church\nmet Sunday evening, Feb. 15. with\nMisses Host* and Ruth Davis.\u0027\nMisses Peri-lla and Annie Laurie\nLloyd had charge of the program.\nTwenty-two members and a good\nmany visitors were present. They\nwere invited to meet with Mrs. I..\nR Womack, on March 1.\nOn Sunday. Feb. 8, the C. C.\nSmith family. Henry Cook and\nMiss Pauline Atkins visited Mr.\nSmith\u0027s mother. Mrs. B M. Smith. I\nof Louisa.\nMr. and Mis. j. p Stratton\nmade a business trip to Richmond\non Tuesday. Feb. 17. In the after\nnoon. they were guests of Mrs.\nStratton\u0027s aunt. Mrs. C. L. Nun\nnally.\n\u0022dan For Crusade\nAs a preliminary to the Evange\nlistic Crusade, for this neighbor\nhood, prayer meetings were held\nlast week in the homes of Mr. and\nMrs. Charles Stimpson. Mr and\nMrs. John Holruan. Mr. and Mrs.\nLeigh R Womack and Mr. and\nMrs. J. P. Stratton.\nThe MYF of the Cumberland\nCharge is invited to meet at", "confidence": 0.6313, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "Centenary Church Sunday even\ning, Feb. 22. with the Centenary\ngroup in charge of the program.\nAt tliis time, the pastor, the Rev\nJ. S King, is to show moving pic\ntures —the theme and pictures\nare to be on \u0022Stewardship.\u0022 Time\nof the meeting, 7:15.\nGuinea Mills\ni\nJ. M. Hedrick is undergoing\ntreatment and observation at the\nUniversity Hospital in Charlottes\nville. Mrs. J. M. Hedrick. Mr. and\nMrs. Wiiford Hedrick, Jimmie\nHedrick, and Doralee Minor re\ncently visited him there.\nMrs. F. W. Rhodes, of Rich\nmond. spent several days, last\nweek, with Mr. and Mrs. John\nPutney. She returned to Rich\nmond. Saturday, with Mr. and\nMrs. Richard W. Rhodes and\ndaughters, Helen and Janet, who\nwere guests of the Putneys for the\nday.\nMrs. Rhodes and Dorothy and\nAlice Putney spent Friday in and\naround Cartersville visiting\nfriends there, and they had lunch\nin the Hamilton lunchroom.\nMr. and Mrs. Beil Smith.\nJuanita Smith, Mrs. Robert\nSmith, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.\nHedrick, and J. C. and Peggy\nHedrick visited Mr. and Mrs.\nTommy Cawthorne and son, Sun\nday.\nMrs. H R. Belfield and Mrs.\nMable Yarus. c? Richmond,\nspent tile week end with Mr. and\nMrs. J. M. Putney. Mr. and Mrs.\nJ. W. Boykin and Nancy and\nBette Boykin were guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. Putney. Sunday, also.\nRecent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.\nJ. M. Hedrick were Mr. and Mrs.\nWest Waycaster. Mi and Mrs.\nBoy Ownby. Mr. and Mrs Bill\nWrigiit. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim\nDunn and family.\nMr and Mrs. George Moorefield", "confidence": 0.6567, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 52, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "LEGAL NOTICE\nCOMMONWEALTH OF\nVIRGINIA\nIn the Clerk\u0027s Office of the Cir\ncuit Cour* of the C ounty of\nBuckingham, on the 21st day of\nJanuary, 1933.\nA. S. Loving (Alfred S. Loving\u0027,\nPlaintiff\nAGAINST\nhirk Terry. Jr.. Janus D Loving.\nWillie Loving. Charles H. Loving.\nMarshall Loving and Cornelia\nLoving Shepard. If living, or if\nthey be dead then the widow and\nheirs, devisees and successors in\ntitle of tile said James D. Loving.\nWillie Loving. Charles H. Loving.\nMarshall Loving and Cornelia\nLoving Shepard, who are Aunts\nand Uncles respectively of Lucy\nTerry Childress, deceased, who\nare made parties defendant by\n*he General Description of Parties\nUnknown. The unknown heirs at\nlaw of Lucy Terry Childless, their\nwidows or husbands, respectively,\ntheir devisees and successors in \u0027\ntitle of the said Lucy Terry\nChildress who are made parties\ndefendant by the General De\nscription of PARTIES UN\nKNOWN. Defendants.\nORDER OF PUBLICATION\nThe object of this suit is to\nhave an issue DEVISAVIT VEL\nNON to be made up and tried by\na jury at the bar of this Court to\nascertain and try the question as\nto whether or not tne purported\npaper writing dated January 28,\n1952 and probated in the Clerk\u0027s\nOffice of this Court on February\n28. 1952 and recorded in Will\nBook No. 6 at Page 115 thereof.!\nis or is not the true last Wifi and\nTestament of Lucy Terry Chil- 1\ndress. ’ - 1\nAnd an affidavit having been\nmade and filod that the defen\ndant Park Terry, Jr.. :s not a resi\ndent of the State of Virginia, it\nis ordered that he do appear here\nwithin ten days after due publi\ncation hereof, and do what may\nbe necessary to protect his in\nterest in this suit.\nA copy-Teste:\nJohn C. Spencer, Clerk\nTilts \u0026 Abbitt, p. q. l-304t", "confidence": 0.6964, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 60, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "\u0027 op-dress Grain\nEARLY\nFor Big Yields!\nSmall Grain crops need nitrogen early, to make vigorous\ngrowth and produce abundant yields. In the late winter or early\nspring — just before growth starts — top-dress each acre with\n100 to 300 pounds of ARCADIAN*, the American Nitrate of\nSoda. ARCADIAN Nitrate of Soda is the genuine, old reliable", "confidence": 0.8084, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "1HE AtflERION", "confidence": 0.512, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "Soda many thousands of\nfarm ers have used for many\nyears. It contains 16% or\nmore nitrogen, all-soluble,\u0027\nquick-acting and immedi\nately available. Early top\ndressing with ARCADIAN\nNitrate of Soda makes grain\nget up and grow! It doubles\nand trebles the number of\nstalks per plant with each\nextra stalk an added pro\nducer of big yields of high\nquality grain\nBuy ARCADIAN Nitrate\nof Soda where you buy\ncomplete fertilizer. Place\nyour order and request im\nmediate delivery. Remem\nber, early top-dressing\nmeans extra bushels.\n•Hn l. S. 1 Off", "confidence": 0.8293, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "Antioch\nMr. and Mm Clarence Foster\nand family visited relatives ai\nRichmond Sunday afternoon\nMr. and Mrs H. C; Brown. Miss\nPatricia Brown and Mrs. Ruby\nBiown visited Mrs Mildred\nWrenn and P J. Grim\u0027 .it Amelia\nCourthouse. Sunday\nMrs. Belle Chick. 01 W.e!..ni -\nton. is the truest of Mr and Mis.\nJ. C. Amos", "confidence": 0.5584, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "CT.MBERI.ANT\u003E\nA numbei of donors from\nthroughout the county will parti\ncipate in the Red Cross Blo\u0027d\n:nobile program. Feb 2( at Pow\nhatan C. H.\nMr and Mrs. C D. Brown and\ndaughter. Carol Jean, spent the\nday in Richmond. Tuesday, and\nwere luncheon guests of Mr\nGladys DeJarnette and M .; Ida\nAmos.\nand family hate moved from our\ncommunity to the iaini of Fran\ncis Ingle at Tobaccos die", "confidence": 0.5548, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "i\u003Eiirr 1\\ Harrison\nTo Visit Warminster\nRepresentative Hi: P Ham\nson will visit Warminster at 10\no\u0027clock the tnornin:: of February\n24 during a series of visits to\nNelson County to p* t better ac\nquainted with citizen . as he has\ndone for several yea;;, in the past\nHe will also visit :.t WinftiniA\nat lllTi a in. the sa...e day", "confidence": 0.4944, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "IX-sfRAXt I AGKXTS\nVr unia Company needs repre\nsentative in this area for hos\noitalpiation and health and ac\ncident insurance\nGood first commis.don plus re\nnewal commission. Write com\npleie details r*. ardinn personal\ndata and experience.\n\\aen\u003C \u003E Manager\nGreat Kastern Iii\u0027uranet Co.\n!*. O. Box J-M Richmond \\;i", "confidence": 0.5446, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "USE METERED\nKEATANE\nBOTTLED GAS CO.\nOF FARMVILLE\n;’00 EAST THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 885", "confidence": 0.8154, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "7 ways you can use\n-ii\nthe all-round dairy feed", "confidence": 0.7176, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "1. As a LAXATIVE-when\ncows are first\nstabled in the fall.\n2. As a PREVENTIVE - to\navoid caked ud\nders before and\nafter calving.\n3. As a TREATMENT-for\ncows starting to go\n\u0027 off-feed.\u0022\n4. As a CONDITIONER - \u0027\nfor show cottle or\ncows on official test.", "confidence": 0.7532, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": ",co- ■", "confidence": 0.542, "fontSize": null, "maxFontSize": null, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK35", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "order": 34, "text": "5. As a STIMULANT — when appetites show any in\ndications of dullness.\n6. As a BALANCER — to add bulk and high molasses\ncontent to home grain mixtures\n7. As a SUPPLEMENT — to stretch a short supply of\nsilage (1 lb. equals 5 lbs. of silage’1.\nlet us tall ;\u0027ou more about the usefulness of this popular\nBeacor. fcea.", "confidence": 0.6903, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK36", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "order": 35, "text": "REMWAL FARM SUPPLY\nOn Route 60, Between Cumberland and Powhatan\nPostotfiee Address: Ballsville, Va.\n“EYES TO THE BEST: BACKS TO THE REST”", "confidence": 0.6355, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2/source/BLOCK37", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#2", "pageIndex": 1, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "order": 36, "text": "FIELD SEED\nLespedeza Red Clover, Orchard Grass,\nBlue Grass, Herd’s ftrass and Alfalfa\nGarden \u0026 Flower Seed\nAIL VARIETIES\ni\u0027HlX\nPLANT BED CANVAS\nPOULTRY SUPPLIES\nALL KINDS\n5-V CRIMP\nGalvanized ROOFING\n/ POINT HEAVY WEIGHT\nBARB WIRE\nWe Give S \u0026 H Green Stamps\nWE DELIVER\nMOTTLEYHDWE.CO\n231 N. MAIN ST. 9 138 N .MAIN ST.\nPhone 302, Farmville Phone 258. Farmville", "confidence": 0.756, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "World Prayer Day\nService Planned\nAt Powhatan Feb. 20\nPowhatan churches will unite\nfor a World Day of Prayer Serv\nice on Friday. Feb. 20, in Km\nroanuel Church, at 8 p. m. Mem\nbers of all community churches\nhave been Invited to share in the\ncall to prayer.\nAs with similar sen ices on that\nday throughout the nation, the\ntheme of the program will be\n\u0022Walk as Children of light.\u0022 The\nofficial program for the service\nwas written by Christian church\nwomen \u0027n Africa.\nChristians in 114 nations\naround the world will unite for\nWorld Day of Prayer.", "confidence": 0.6435, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Powhatan\nJohn Taylor, of Randolph\nMacon College, spent, last week\nend with Sam Parker.\nMrs. Hippy, of Roanoke, attend\ned the funeral of Mrs. Frayser\nhere on Wednesday and visited in\nthe home of Mrs. P. W. Simpson.\nMr. and Mrs. C. N. Tlam attend\ned a dairy meeting in Richmond\nWednesday.\nA large crowd attended Family\nNight presented by the Das is\nMerchant Equipment Co., in the\nhigh school auditorium, Saturday\nnight.\nMr. and Mrs. W. R. Parker\nwere dinner guests of Mr and\nMrs. R. E. Charlton, in Dillwyn.\nThursday night.\nThe Ruritan program on Wed\nnesday night was especially in\nteresting. The subject w as ‘ Eco\nnomic Opportunity for Youth\u0022\nand was presented by Mrs. Horace\nM. Franklin. Messrs. H. L. Fire\nbaugh and\u0022 E. C Bolte cf the\nPowhatan High School faculty. A\ndelicious dinner v.as served by\nMrs. Madeline S. Crump in the\ncafeteria of the school1?\nDirectors of the Bank of Pow\nhatan met Wednesday afternoon\nand voted to continue with build\ning plans. It is planned to build\non the lot just across the road\nfrom the Tilman residence be\ntween the present building and\nthe high school. A mule parkin:\nloom will be established and n\nmodem air conditioned building\nwill be erected. The American\nFurniture and Fixture Co., of\nRichmond, are assisting with\nplans.\nMiss Lucy Anne Parker visited\nin Washington last Sunday.\nBorn to Mr and Mr.- Charles\nDuke, a son at M\u003C lice.\u0027 College,\nand to Mr and Mrs. Garland", "confidence": 0.5877, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 50, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Beloua\nRobert Simpson, student minis\nter. conducted the service at\nProvidence Church. Sunday, at 11\na m. There was a very good con\ngregation present, notwithstand\ning the unfavorable weather. Mr.\nSimpson was the dinner guest of\nMr. and Mrs. A. E. Webb Later,\nhe will preach at Genito Church.\nThe frequent rains that are\nvisiting this county are not con\nducive to good health, nor to fine\ncrops. Wheat and small grains are\nnot looking well. Possibly snow is\nneeded to pep them up some.\nMrs. B. E. Walthall went into\nRichmond. Thursday, and return\ned Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell. Jr.,\nof Richmond, were recent visitors\nof Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bell.\nMiss Lillie May Bell spent the\nweek end in Richmond with Mrs.\n; G. M. Rudd.\nAmong those from a distance\nattending the funeral service of\nMrs. Nannie Frayser. of Norfolk,\nat Emmanuel P. E. Church. Feb.\n‘11, at 2 p. m. were Mrs. Hippy,\nof Lynchburg, and the Rev. and\nMrs. C. E. Stewart, of Kenbridge.\nMrs. Frayser was born and reared\nin Powhatan county and was a\nmember of Emmanuel church. She\nhad been a resident of Norfolk\ni for many years.\nSpears Blankingship. of Mose\n; ley. was a business visitor in the\n! community. Saturday.", "confidence": 0.6567, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 40, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": ", Ploodmobile Visits\nPowhatan Feb. 26\nMrs. Benjamin Johnson, chair\ni man of the Blood Donor Service\nof the Powhatan County Red\nI Cross Chapter, has announced\n! that the bloodmobtle will be in\n| Powhatan. Thursday. Feb. 26. at\n| the Powhatan War Memorial\n: Building. Blood donors will be\n■ welcomed from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.\nAll county organizations are co\ni operating to make this project a\ni success. Each individual is urged\n! to partiicpate in this very worthy\ni cause.\nTWIN SISTERS. 96\nHelena. Mont. — Twin sisters.\niMrs. Margaret Whalen, of Helena,\n\u0027and Mrs. Jessie Hardey. of Palo\n1 Alto. Cal., observed their ninety\nsixth birthday on January 22nd.\n. Meyey, a daught. -\nThe Buildi.vs Committee of\nMay Memorial Baptist Church\nmet last Sunday, and hopes to be\ngin construction of the Education\nal Building in tire early Spring.", "confidence": 0.6398, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "| County Board Sends\niFive For February\nFebruary quota for the Prince ]\nF.dw ard Selective Service Board\nwas four. Men who filled this J\nquota were Alfred Knight Mott- ;\nley. Pearl A Rice. Martin M. Cov\nington. and Wardell Jackson.\nThese men were sent to Rich\nmond for induction, Feb. 12.\nThe local board sent one 18\nyear-old volunteer. He was Alon\nza Lewis Jackson. Jr., who was\ninducted Fib. 13.\nMarch quota for the Prince Ed- j\nward board will be foui men.", "confidence": 0.7114, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 16, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "Ballsville\nMrs. Arnette Campbell and ;\nMrs. Agnes Laws motored to Roa\nnoke. this week, with W. R. Park\ner. They visited relatives at the\nVeterans’ Hospital.\nJohn B Jones, of Tamworth,\nwas a visitor in the village, Satur\nday.\nDr. R. E. Douglas was in Rich\nmond. Friday.\nMiss Shirley Dandridge. of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nwith her parents Mi. and Mrs.\nE. M. Dandridge.\nWomen of the Church held\ntheir regular meeting at Provi\ndence Church. Feb. 11, with a\nfull attendance and most inter\nesting program.\nMorris Yates spent Friday in\nRichmond.\nWallace Garrett, of Richmond,\nspent Sunday with hts parents\nhere.\nThe Rev. J. L. King filled his\npulpit at Hobson’s Chapel. Sun\nday morning.", "confidence": 0.6553, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Trenholm\nMrs. G. B. Came, of Hampton,\nwho has been on an extended\nvisit to her nephew, J. Ivy De\nnoon. is improving after an ill\nness.\nMrs. Billie Hatcher and chil\ndren were Monday callers on\nMrs. Eva Stokes.\nCoes Into Service\nSidney Alan Stokes, who was\nmarried on January 31 to Miss\nEvelyn Jessup, of Ballsville. will\nleave on February 12 for the\nArmed Service.\nLemuel St. John, formerly of\nCharlotte but n\u003C w in the U. S.\nNavy, and Miss Frances Smith, of\nWyllesburg. were Sunday guests of\nher parents, Mr and Mrs. \\V II\nSmith.\nMr. and Mrs. Willie Cole, of\nRichmond, spent, the week enci\nwith his mother.\nGuests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson\nPalmore were Mr. and Mrs. M. D.", "confidence": 0.6271, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "175 Pints Of Blood Set\nFor Quota In Powhatan", "confidence": 0.9504, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "One hundred seventy-five pints\nof blood have been set as the\nquota for collection when the\nRed Cross Bloodmouile makes its\nsecond annual visit to Powhatan.\nThursday, Feb. 26.\nThis means that 17a volunteers\nhave to be willing and eligible to\ngive a pint of blood on this date.\nThe hours are from 10 a. in. to\n4 p. m. The place w ill be War Me\nmorial Building where physical\nlacilities for carrying out this\nproject will be set up. This proj\nect is. of course, the responsibility\nof the American Red Cross, but\nin Powhatan it is being actively\nsponsored by the American Legion\nAuxiliary, with the co-operation\nof many other organizations.\nMrs. Ben Johnson is county\nchairman for this project. She is\nbeing assisted by Mrs. E. P\nHicks, recruiting chairman; can\nteen, Mrs. L. W. oaaggs; and\nMrs. W. R. Blaiidforu in charge of\nregistration. Also. Mrs. J. P.\nJervev. Jr., chairman of nurses\naids and Col. Leland W. Skaggs is\nin charge of the committee to\nequip the building for the days\nactivities. Mrs. Katherine Brent is\npublicity chairman.\nJ. M. B. Carter, county chair\nman of the Powhatan Chapter ol\nARC. is giving this oloodmobile\nproject his full co-operation. Co\noperating also are civic, educa\ntional and service oigunizations\nin-the county—inc’uriing Ameri\ncan Legion Post No. 201. Runtan\nClub. Home Demonsti.ition Clubs,\nand the Parent-Teachers\u0027 Asso\nciation.\nThe American sc. viceman has\nthe best guns. tank... planes and\nammunition that ti.. high skill\nof our workers can produce. But\nthe most important life-saving\nweapon is human bolod that can\nnot be manufactm ed. It must be\ngiven to our wounded men by\nable-bodied men ana women.", "confidence": 0.6122, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 53, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "Nunnally and daughter and Mrs.\nEulia Dandridge and Miss Eva\nPalinore, of Richmond.\nWMll To Meet\nTile February meeting of the\nMuddy Creek W. M. S. was in the\nhome of Mrs. Bag by Jones with\nthe following members present.\nMesdames Dorothy Willis, Shiver\nSwann. Maggie Palmore. Bertha\nWilliam^. Annie Gordon. Grace\nCosby. Nadine Cosby, Alma Wil\nburn. Mildred Hatcher and Bessie\nand Celeste Jones. The subject\ndiscus-ed was \u0022Winning the Mor\nmons to the Right. Way.\u0022", "confidence": 0.6551, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 16, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "iny person who v w.ls to volun\nteer to give a pint o! blood—the\n\u0022?,rt pieeious gift no can make\n;o our fighting men. because there\nIs no substitute: plo.tae call or\n.vrite Mrs. E. P. Hicks, Jefferson,\nor tell one of me recruiting\nworkers in his community.\nThe Office of DcUnxt. Mobili\nzation has asked tne Hod Crocs\nto assume the responsibility of\nproviding Gamma Globulin,\nwhich is that part of the human\nblood containing antioodies which\ncan be separated from the whole\nblood and concentrated for injec\ntion into patients suilering with\ncertain diseases. One of thest\ndiseases is the dreaded Polio. I\ntakes a pint of bloo 1 to make an\naverage dose of Gamma Globulin,\nas it is used to pi event Polio\nparalysis.\nTlie summer monins will bring\nthe usual epidemics of Po.io.\nfailure to donate blood for Pow\nhatan\u0027s extra quota, this year,\nmay result in the paralysis of a\nchild for life. No more vital home\nfront activities is being carried\n[out today than the blood donor\n! program, through the Ped Cross.\nIf the national blood program\n| should fail, there wouici oe couni\n! less unnecessary deaths among\nour combat troops, as well as\namong civilians at home", "confidence": 0.5876, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 37, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "Powhatan Red Cross\nDrive Opens With\nWorkers’ Conference\nThe Powhatan 1953 Red Cross\nFund campaign was opened of\nficially by T. Cl. West, fund chair- \u0027\nman, when he presided at dinner !\nfor Red Cross workers February ;\n16. at 6 p. m , in the high school\ncafeteria.\nMr. West thanked his co\nworkers for helpme to make the\n1952 campaign a success in which\nPowhatan exceeded its quota ana\nasked workers to strive for that\nsame goal for 1953 He reminded\nhis workers to ask people \u0022to help\ntheir fellow man through the Red\nCross” instead of asking people\n\u0022to give to the Red Cross.”\nMr West introduced his guest.\nJulian Brooks. Red Cross Field\nRepresentative, who gave an in\nspiring talk on the work carried\non by the Ri d Cross J B Carter,\nchairman of the Powhatan Red\nCross Chapter, made an enthusi\nastic talk.\nThe meeting was adjourned\nafter a film cn Red Crass Volun\nteer work.", "confidence": 0.6297, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Powhatan Court\nTeams Score Double\nWin Over Amelia\nPowhatan High School s Indi\nans overpowered Amelia High\nSchools Orioles 56-.0 Tuesday\nnight a! the War Memorial Build\ning. Milas McCrackan led the\nIndians with -a 17-point scoring\nperformance Doug Manley added\n11 for the only other double fig\nure performance of the night.\nHarry Warren was the Orioles\u0027\ntop scorer with five markers.\nMcCracken brougi.t his sea\nson\u0027s pom!, total to _’77 in the\ncontest. That gives him a per\n•pune r.vciage cf la this season,\nwith two regular season contests\nremaining.\nFriday night the Indians arc\nhosts ip Midlot!- .,n. now engaged\nin a tight scrap for a place in the\nDistr -\u0027t 2, Group II tournament.\nThe Indians wind up regular\nseason piny next. Tuesday night\nwith a trip to Fiuvaniia.\nIn the preliminary game, Ruth\nStokes\u0027 21 points led the Pow\nhatan girls to a 4.1-28 victory\nover the Amelia lassies.", "confidence": 0.5885, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "Boy’s Box .\u0027tore\nPowhatan -\u0027(■ FT TP\nMcCracken rf 7 3 i.\nWorsham lg 113\nLayne If 1\nGreen If 1\nSpencer c 15 7\nManley rg 5 111\nLee rg 1\nPerkins lg 2\nTotals U 17 5o\nAmelia\nKidd rf 1 1 3\nVance rf 0 1 1\nWarren. C . If 10 2\nBarr If o 1 1\nWarren. He. 2 1 5\nAdams rg Oil\nSanderson rg 10 2\nHill lg 10 2\nStoeskcrt. lg 113\nTotals. 3 6 20\nP-TA Celebrate?\nDate Of Founding\nAt Amelia School\nAmelia P - T. A. celebrated\nFounder\u0027s Day. Feb. 10. in the\nhigh school auditorium at 8 p. m.\nMrs. Beverly Farrar, president,\npresided at the meeting.", "confidence": 0.6171, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "They Are Worth\nProtecting—\nYour bonds, insurance policies, deeds and papers that\ncan\u0027t be replaced, should be in a Safe Deposit Hox.\n\\Ye have a few for rent and would be .clad to have\nyou call by to see us about renting one. Use our Nijrht\nDepository for money and checks taken in at ter Irink\ninj? hours. Drop by and let us tell you about it.\nPLANTERS BANK \u0026\nTRUST COMPANY\nESTABLISHED 1887\nFarmviUe, Virginia\nMEMBER F\u0027deral Reserve Sustcvi\nniLinuLn federal Deposd Insurance Corporation", "confidence": 0.6097, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "Charlie Moyer, Clarence Wci\nsiccr. O A. Norton, Mrs William\nWhite. S. S. Watkins. Mrs. Lush\nand Roy Saunders heid a panel\ndiscussion on \u0027 Looking Into the\nFuture.\u0022 Mr. Norton acted a:;\nmoderator.\nAfter, the program a beautiful\nbirthday cake and punch was\nserved, celebrating the 56 birth\nday of the P-T.A. work, which\nwas started by Mrs. Alice M Mc\nLellan and Mrs. Photue A. Hearst", "confidence": 0.6354, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "ALUMINUM COMBINATION\n. 3t?alSa«S\u0027", "confidence": 0.7643, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "PENNINGTON\nALUMATIC CO.\nO. Box 123 Phone 538\nm.AiKsroM v.\\\n\\sents Wanted—Apply at Once", "confidence": 0.5931, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Everything you want in a suit...", "confidence": 0.8762, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "We at her vane\ntailored by \u0027(^nximuiicKc^u", "confidence": 0.9007, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "This is the suit whose name stands for both surefire\nfit and great good taste. For that famous crispness and\ngrooming that’s still there at the end of the day, and at\nthe end of the season. And of course, that’s why more\n/\n^ women come back for a second Weathervane than any\nother suit. At an unforgettable price... the biggest\nsuccess suit in history still costs only $25 or $30.", "confidence": 0.7387, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "SHAPELY jacket with pocket*\nshaped like tulips below a tucked\nwaistline. Solids only. Misses and\nvounjr Proportioned Plus sire to dd \u0027%\n$25.00", "confidence": 0.4851, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": ".\u0027HAWI.F.D collar! snureed waist\nline above a slender skirt. In checks.\nT!ufT-Tcx. or solids. Young; Propor\ntioned Plus sizes to 22\u0027. $30.00", "confidence": 0.5171, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "r-OKTI,Y full larkc*. einrhed with a\nhark belt, a straight and narrow\nekirt. In Ruff-Tax. «n!in* and.\u0027■hecks.\nMisses and junior sixes. $30,00", "confidence": 0.5256, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "only at", "confidence": 0.5555, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "Advertised in Febrnnrif\nLADIES’ NOME .101 ILN’AL\nin exciting enter", "confidence": 0.5535, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#3", "pageIndex": 2, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "}\u003E\u003C• sure and attend the Karmviile lliyh School vs. Illack\nstone llich School, l\u003Eoy.s\u0027 and \u0022iris’ hasketha.il yame Sht\nurday niylit at llampdcn-Sydney. (iame time 7 did.", "confidence": 0.5689, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "News About Green Hay\nGraham Raiford Receives Message\n\\bont His Father’s Death In Holland", "confidence": 0.6009, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Graham Raiford received a\nmessage. Sunday morning, in\nforming him of tile sudden death\nof liis father. Kd Raiford, at ins\nliome at Holland. M Raiford is\u0027\ntr brother of Miss Mary fjo j Rai\nford and a brother yf Mr^. Claude -\nMcFarland, of Alexandria. After\u0027\nreceiving the message, Mr and\nMrs. J. W Nunnally took Mr and\nMrs. Raiford to Holland. The\nburial was held at Holland. Wed\nnesday. Those from here attend\ning the burial were Mr and Mrs.\nR. H Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby\nWilson, Mr. and Mr .r. W. Nun\nJially. Mrs. \\ T Nunnally and\n-Mis. E. C. Nunnally.\nMrs J R Nunnally s-ient Sat\nurriay night at Keydville with her\nmint. Mrs. George Pettus.\nHealth Improves\nMrs C \u0027J Redd who has been\ntaking treatment at Stuart Circle\nHospital. Richmond. Is Improv\ning.\nMrs. Ford of Church Road\n.spent the week md with M • and\nMrs. Bobby Wilson.\nMrs. Kelwvn Cheatham return\ned from Southside Community\nHospital. Sunday, and is conva\nlescing at her home.\nRichmond Guest\nL. T. Nunnally. of Richmond\nspent the week end here with\nMrs. L T. Num ally. who has been\nhere since the death ol her\nmother. Mrs. .1 W. McFarland\nMrs. Hazel MtFnilaiicI and Ver\non Meadows, both of Richmond,\nwere married Sunday at the home\nol her si ter. Mrs. Clark How;ll.\nat Richmond.\nMrs. Ida Ward and Mrs Lewis\nPettus. of Keysville. were Sunday\nevening guests of Mrs j R Nun\nnally.", "confidence": 0.552, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 48, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Sandy River\nMr. and Mrs Bruce Gates visit\ned Mr and Mrs. H. O Davidson\nm Kingsport. Tenn Wednesday\nand Thursday\nThese from the community who\nattended the meeting and lunch\neon of the Cooperative Milk Pro\nducers\u0027 Association at Hotel Jef-:\nferson, in Richmond, on Fell 1!\nwere Mr and Mrs Frank Bruce\nMr and Mrs. Charlie Gates: W.\nB Bas-: W. A Odham. and James\u0027\nGates John and James Gates at\ntended the Guernsey breeder\u0027s\nnieetin and dinner in Richmond\u0027\non February 12\nW K. Bradshaw spent Sunday\nin Richmond visiting Mr-. William\nWall\nMr. and Mrs Far! Smith Jr.,\nand daughter, of Pamplin. spent\nthe week end visiting Mr and\nMrs. E J. Smith\nic\\Ki \u003C apses sum\nSanta Cm/ Calif.—John Plum\nlye was wounded by his lake\nPlumbe was raking rubbish into a\nbonfire when, suddenly, there was\na loud exploison. A shotgun shell,\nin the trash, was responsible for\nv. winds in his hip. ihigh and arm", "confidence": 0.5216, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 32, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "Buffalo HJ) Club\nMembers Discuss\nBuying (\u0027oats, Suits\nBuying coats and suits was the\ndemonstration for the February\nmeeting of Buffalo Home Demon\nstration Club, last week, at the\nhome of Miss Saru\u0027n E. Wilker\nson. Mrs. C A Pillow was co\nhostess.\nMrs. June Ellington, clothing\nleader, gave the demonstration.\nMrs Ellington, who is a member\nof the executive board of the\nPrince Edward County Chapter\nof the American Red Cross, told\nthe 10 members present about the\nGamma Globulin treatment for\npolio, which the Red Cross is\nworking with.\nMembers also decided to sell\ncurds and note impel to raise\nmoney for the cluo. They will\naiso continue to make cakes for\nCamp Pickett Hospital.\nIt was announced at the Febru\nary meeting that members had\nhelped solicit money .or the re\ncent March of Dimes Campaign.\nThe March meeting will be\nheld in the home of Mrs. E J.\nWard.", "confidence": 0.5893, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 32, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Meherrin\nHarry Holt, of Altavista, .spent\nthe week end with his sister. Mrs.\nOla Fowikes. who has been very\nsick with tile flu.\nFrank Hollander. Jr., and Le\nroy Collier spent a week end at\nDaytona Beach. Fla . and attend\ned the car races. Saturday, Feb.\n14\nF. O. Priddy has returned home\nfrom the Southside Hospital in\nFarmville. and is just lair.\nOthn Nunnally. of Richmond,\nspent the week end with Mrs.\nDaisy Flowers and Miss Bertha\nNunnally\nair and Mrs Warren Whet-:\nstone and family, of Richmond,1\nand Mr and Mrs. Frank Pike and\nfamily, ol Amelia, spent the week\nend with Mr and Mrs. Clyde\nWitt.\nRichmond Guests\nMr and Mrs. Charles Jones of\nRichmond, spent the week end\nwith Mr and Mrs. Macon\u0027\nVair han. and other relatives here\nVernon Priddv of Portsmouth,\nis spending a few weeks here\nwhile his father. F O Priddy. is\nsick.\nMr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams\nare tlie proud parents of a boy.\nhern at Southside Hospital. Feb\n14\nMrs Joe Hurt, of Pleasant\nGrove, and Mr and Mrs Gordon\nHurt, of Ml. Pleasant, visited Mr\nmd Mrs I. 1! Hurt, recently\nMeban Ward spent the week\nend with his wife m Greensboro.\nN C\nNow Jersey Guests\nMr and Mrs. Ira Capps, of New", "confidence": 0.5265, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 45, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "WSCS At Abilene\nWill Sponsor Bazaar\nA bazaar and bake sale will be\nheld from 6 to 10 p. m., Friday,\nFeb. 27, at the Abi.ene Grange\nHall. The event wdi ue sponsored\nby WSCS member.- of Beulah\nMethodist Church. Abilene.", "confidence": 0.6036, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Ml. Pleasant\nWFOS met Wednesday evening,\nFeb 18. with Mrs. W M Scott.\nMrs .1 A Hines hud charge of\nthe program at this meeting\nKing Waddill. of USN. and\nTom Waddill. of VPI. spent the\nweek end before last with their\nparents. Mr and Mrs. Charles\nW Waddill. Tom was taken with\nflu while at home and didn\u0027t re\nturn to school until last Thurs\nday.\nRecent visitors in the Waddill\nhome were Mr Waddill’s brother,\nA B Waddill. of Louisville. Ky ,\nA G Caldwell of Keysville. and\nMr and Mrs Limvood Cox and\nfamily of near Worsham\nMr and Mrs Prank Overby are\nliving in one of tlie Bayne cottages\nnow. All three of the cottages are\noccupied at this time.\nMrs Rubv Redd, of Felden.\nvisited in the community. Inst\nFriday.\nVisit \u0022iren\u0027s\nMr and Mrs. James Donaldson,\nof near Felden. and Mr and Mrs.\nOrell Lenhart. of Chase City, were\nguests of their parents. Mr and\nMrs. O I. Nelson, during the past\nweek end.\nMiss Shirley Schelenski enter\ntained a number of her Worsham\nHigh School friends at a Valen\ntines Party, last Saturday even\ning. in the home of Mrs. W. M.\nScott.\nMrs T. C Jones has received\nword that her brother, the Rev.\nC. W Chappell, and his family\nhave resumed their missionary\nwork m the Belgian Congo, after\nbeing in the United States the\npast nine months on an enter*\ngency leave\nLeaves For Armv\nMelvin Covington, son of Mr\nand Mrs. Martin Covington, left\nFeb. 12 for induction into the\narmy\nRalph Hines, n student at Wor\nsham High, is now driving the\n-chool bus formerly driven by\nMelvin Covington\nJersey, was an overnight cue t. of\nMr and Mrs. F O. Priddy. re\ncently They were en route to\nMiami. Fla\nMr and Mrs Bobby Taylor, of\nBong Island, spent the week end\nwith Mr and Mrs C B Spurlock.\nMr and Mrs Jae Lawler and\nfamily, of Richmond, spent the\nweek end here with Mr and Mrs.\nW H Flowers.\nMrs J. K Gherman has been\nbeen verv sick with the flu\nMr J K Ghrrman has been\nvery sick with virus pneumonia\nMrs B I Elliott is .-irk with\nthe flu.\nMr It E. Dunkum has had the\nflu. but he is improving now\nC O Crafton has been sick, but\nhe is able to be out again", "confidence": 0.5629, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 77, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "The Sunshine HD Club will\nmeet Wednesday afternoon. Feb.\n25. with Mrs. C. W Digas. in the\nhome of Miss Marie Allen.\nSandy River\nMr. and Mrs Paul Wheeler, of\nBerryville, visited relatives in the\ncommunity during the week end.\nMrs E. C. Garnett Jr., and chil\ndren spent Friday and Saturday\nin Blackstone\nMrs. W I. Gardner, of Warren\nVa„ spent last week visiting Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Bruce. Mrs. A.\nA. Waldburger and daughter, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nin the same home.\nMr and Mrs. Bruce Gates en\ntertained with a dinner Sunday\nhonoring the birthday of Nevyn\nRankin. Jr. Others present for the\noccasion were Mrs W. B. Gates,\nMr W N Rankin and Johnny.\nJean and Donald Gates\nMisses Martha and Blanche\nBass and W B Bass were recent\nvisitors of Mrs. E. J. Raiford. in\nPetersburg\nMr. and Mrs. C M. Bass, of\nRichmond, spent the week end m\nthe home of W B Bass.", "confidence": 0.5935, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Burkeville, RFD\nMrs Harvey Tharpe, Mrs. H. G.\nRickman, Mrs. Meivin ScruRgs\nand Gloria Jane visited Mrs. Al\nveita Scruggs, at Rice, Wednes\nday evening\nMr and Mrs. Dillard Scruggs\n\u0027shopped m Farmville Thursday.\nMrs. Scruggs also had some den\nial work done\nMr. and Mrs. Sinclair Scruggs\nvisited m tin- D. R. Sciuggs home\n| Wednesday night\nHilton Morgan entered M.C V.\nHospital Friday iO have a\n■ growth removed from his eye.\nFarmers are busy plowing, cul\nling wood and preparing plant\nbeds.\nMr. and Mrs. Harvey Tharpe\nvisited Mr and Mis. Preston\nRickman Wednesday night.\nMrs. H G. Rickman visited her\ndaughter. Mrs. Herbert Morris,\nand Mrs. Morris, Thursday.\nMany people from tins com\nmunity attended the show in the\nschool auditorium Friday night\nsponosred by the Lush Brothers.\nThey had a full house.\nMr. and Mrs. Spencer St. John\nspent the week end with Mrs. H\nM. Morgan, while Mr. Morgan\nwas in Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs Preston Rickman\nand family visited Mr. and Mrs.\nHerbert Morris during tile week\nend.\nHospital Visit\nMrs Spencer St. John. Mrs.\nMelvin Scruggs. Mrs. Hilton Mor\ngan and Wayne spent Sunday\nwith Wilson m MCA Mr. and\nMrs. Rob Schmidt and family\nwere also visitors at Wilson\u0027s. Mr\nMorgan accompanied Mrs. Mor\ngan home after having been in\nRichmond since Friday.\nMrs. S M Jamerson visited\nwith the R. F Dennis family\n; Friday\nMrs R F. Dennis. Ktta and\nLoretta are out again alter being\nin with the flue.\nMr. and Mrs It, F Dennis and", "confidence": 0.5559, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 55, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM OR\nKITCHEN NOW!", "confidence": 0.6507, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "Armstrong s Monowall", "confidence": 0.9777, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "Remodel your bathroom or kitchen with Armstrong\u0027s\nM-67 Monowall. Monowall comes in large rigid panels\nthat are simply cemented over the old wall. The average\nsize room can he completely remodeled in a day nr two.\nwith little of the mess or confusimrthat often ynes with\nhome renovation iobs.\nYou can expertly install it yourself by following the\nsimple instructions furnished with this material.\n— Or we will gladly give you an estimate on a complet\ned job to be done bv our mechanice.\nSee Our Displays of Monowall", "confidence": 0.5209, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Mahogany finish r\n*347 50\n(Slightly higher in blonde)\nWITH AMAZING\nFOR FINEST TV PICTURE\n• Exclusive Channel-Eye Tuning\n• Concert Grand FM Sound\n• Supersensitive Turret Tuner\n• Plug-In Phono Jack *\n• Built for new U.H.F. Stations\nSET IT . . . and you\u0027ll knou,\nthis new Stewart-Viarner con\nsole is the TV for sou. See the\nlifelike if.alism of this giant\n21 picture! I hut the power\nand claries of Concert Grand", "confidence": 0.6612, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 16, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "Cabinet on casters —\neasy to move\nFM sound! Vis, now you can\nenjoy truly fine TV reception\n. . and SAN I on the biggest\nI N value in town. See a dem\nonstration TODAY!", "confidence": 0.6655, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "LIBERAL TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED", "confidence": 0.79, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "Prince Edward Utility Company\n140 N. Main Street Phone 845 Farmville, Virginia", "confidence": 0.8118, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "Rice Community News, Social Notes", "confidence": 0.6532, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Mr and Mrs. P. G. Walton and\nW. T. Lindsey were week end\nguests of Mr. and Mrs. M. A\nAyres, at Palls Church.\nMiss Claudia Bradshaw, of Cul\npeper, is spending this week with\nMrs. C .1 Bradshaw.\nMiss Ida Mae Burns and Mrs\nKate Carter, of Farmville. were\nweek end guests of Miss Mabel\nBradshaw and Mrs Ft. A Brad\nshaw\nMr and Mrs. Jamie Farley, of\nRichmond, spent Sunday with Mr\nand Mrs. Claude Parley\nMrs. Mary Glenn visited Mrs\nH L. Bradshaw several days last\nweek\nClarence Bradshaw, of Durham\nN C.. spent Saturday with Mr\nBradshaw\nMrs. Billy Wat kites spent the\nweek end with the Rev. and Mr\nII N. Soyats.\nAmong The Visitors\nMr. and Mrs. Kyle Baldwin and\nchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin\nBaldwin, of Farmville, spent Sun\nday with Mr. and Mrs. F W\nBaldwin\nRev and Mrs Arthur Stevens.", "confidence": 0.5991, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "family were dinner guests of then\nmother and niece, m Richmond.\nSunday. While theie they also\ncalled on her brother, A R\nLeech.\nHerman Cook is .suffering with\nhis back again. He isn\u0027t able to\ndo any work at present.\nHal ve Tllurpe is visiting rela\ntives m Charlotte county.", "confidence": 0.6118, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 10, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "of Farmville, Mi- T O Bomlu\nrant and Tommy were (dinner\nguests of Mr and Mr E I\u0027\nUonriur.mt. Saturday e\u0027.enmv\nMrs. Rosa Comte: of Amelia\nspent the week end \u0027vitb her\ndaughter Mrs Julian Brad-haw.\nMr and M; C B Ma,reason\nand «hildren. of Richmond were\ndinner guest of Mr S. 11 B. rid\nurant. Sunday i ■.c-iure .\nMr and M: Garland Slaffo\u0027 i\nand baby, Gary, oi Richmond\nspent several days last week yviih\nher parents. Mr and Me R P\nWalth(i!l Dinner ein -is of M\nand Mrs. W..Ih,ill on Sunday rvere\nMr. and Mrs Jimmy Dans and\nchildren, ot Richmond. Mr and\nMrs Fr ank O born and children,\nof Fa I lliville M\u0022 Hid Mrs Bluer\nHates and Nevyn Rankin\nIRmier \u003C nests\nMi and Mr Claud Weave: and\nMrs Eiieene Thompson were din\nner guests ot Mr and Mr R T\nLovelace in Fanmille, Sunday\nevening and attended a preaeh\niiii.\u0027 service in Buckineham after\nwards\nCurtis Biickliam of Munewell\npent Saturday with Mi and Mr\nWeaver\nMr. and Mr T A Hubbard\nwho have been in til” tobacco\nmarket for several months have\nreturned to then home here\nFielder Hubbard -pent several\ndays last lie, k with Mr. and Mrs\nS C Foster in Florence, S C\nMi Hubbard returned home with\nhim.", "confidence": 0.4617, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 42, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Burkexille\nMr. and Mrs J. P Boykins and\ndaughter. Freda, have returned\nfrom Wakefield, where they at\ntended the funeral of Mr Boy\nkin \u0027 father. Leroy .Jason Corn\nwell i.n died. Saturday. Peb 14.\nai the home of tvs son LeRoy\n.la. tin Cornwell. ,!: of Wakelield\nWorld I).iv 01 Prayer will be\nobserved with a special service at\nthe Presbyterian Church this\nafternoon t+’ridayi at 2.HO\n^ani\u0027lr \\i M", "confidence": 0.5169, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "Fairvicw HD Club held a family\nnight supper 11 the Municipal\nBuilding. Friday night, with about\nnil members and their families\npre (lit Alter a buffer supper, the\ngroup enjoyed earner planned by\nMr; Jeffries Borum Those at\ntending were Mr md Mis. O. II\nSchmidt.. Mr and Mr- C. F\nS( hmidi. Mr and Mrs. H 3 Bos\nwell, Margie Susan, and Swan\nBoswell. Mr and Mrs. Bob Cook\nMr and Mr.-. Joe Cook. Betty\nLou and Joanne Cook. Mr. and\nMrs. Jeffries Borum and Mildred\nBorum Mr and Mrs W il\nKirehmier. and Thomas and Bob\nKirehmier\nMrs. \u0027i R Hamilton. Mr- 1 R\nBradshaw and Mrs M K Turner\n-rued as judges at the Blaekstone\nGarden Club, last week\nLeadership School\nA Leadership Training Si hool\n\u0027lor Ciewe and this community\nwill be held in the Crewe Met.h\nodi \u0027. Church. Feb 23-27. begin\nnin (a.di evening at 7. with a", "confidence": 0.5303, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "dp. ot it ill.’.l period like olficcii\nare dean. Mr. Carl D France;\n■iiretaiy Mrs A A. Hagberg;\ntreasurer, Mi H. F. Boswell. Jr :\npublicity. Mrs R S. Davis: arid\narrangement.- M - Thelma Me\nliiiee Mrs Frank Wilkinson and\nMrs C M Butler Courses wilt be\nleaching Juniors. Mis. Douglas\nWilkinson, of Amelia teacher;\nt’niler landing Youth. Mi\u0027s. J W\nDixon, teaehei . and Home and\nChurch Wot king Together, the\nRe\\ Mvron H Kauffman, of\nRichmond, instruct.-r. The book\nof Acts will be taught by Dr C\nSpurgeon Pa hall, e; Charlottes\nville.", "confidence": 0.5117, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#4", "pageIndex": 3, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "Mr and Mrs \\l H Kina and\nsons James and Tommy, are\n.••pent!ins two weeks in Florida.\nMiss Betty I.ee Bradshaw and\ntwo of !ur cla .smates. of HI\u003ET.\nspent the week end with Miss\nBradshaw\u0027s parent . Mr and M:\n! R Bradshaw, Ji\nMrs. VV H Kirclunier and son.\nBob. have returned from Brain ,\nInd . where they visited Mrs\nKireiinnei\u0027s sister. 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Zion\nOlir community sick ones are\npetting along all right and con\nvalescing satisfactorily.\nMiss Mary Anderson went to\nRichmond Friday and returned.\nSaturday night. She was a supper\nguest of Mrs. M. K. Davis, Satur\nday night.\nHer friends were delighted to\nsee Mrs. March at church, Sun\nday. Mr. March wasn’t quite able\nto come out after his spell of flu.\nMrs. Bob Davis has been quite\nsick with lumbago. Mr. and Mrs.\nM. K. Davis and Ray went to see\nher, Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.\nArthur Davis went to see her one\nnight, last week. Bill Flanagan\n.spent the week end in the same\nhome.\nJunie Anderson spent a day in\nRichmond. Also. Kramer Ander\nson visited Richmond.\nAlec Clark, USA. of North Caro\nlina. is .‘■pending sometime with\nhis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ligon\nClark.\nTlie Aubrey Arnolds, of Rich\nmond. visited the Herbert Ander\nsons.\nMr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson\nand sou visited her brother. Wil\nliam P. 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C. Bersch. Sunday\nafternoon.\nA-3c Melvin O\u0027Brien, of Port\nBragg. N. C., spent the week end\nin his home.\nVisitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ft. L\nHarris. Sunday morning were n\nB. Harris and two sons and N. S\nHarris, of Richmond\nMr. and Mrs. FYed Barton, of\nBurkeville, spent the week end\nwith Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cook.\nMrs. M. L. Cook\u0027s condition is\nunchanged. Recent visitors were\nMr. and Mrs. J. H. O\u0027Brien dnd\nDickie and D. A Connor, of Ap\npomattox; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie\nSeay and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Seay,\nof Gladstone: Rev. J. P. Leitner.\nof Vera: Mrs. Lewis Morgan and\nMrs. Jack Andersen of Anderson\nville, and Mr. and Mrs. Otha\nSouthall, of Farmville.\nFlu Patient Better\nJ. E. O\u0027Brien is somewhat im\nproved after being ill with flu\nlast week.\nMr. and Mrs. Billy Pope and\nJerry and Mrs. O. L. Pope, oi\nJeters ville. spent the week end\nwith Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Senger.\nLeGrand Jones returned home\nfrom the hospital on Wednesday\nand Mr. Gills returned home on\nSaturday. Both are recovering\nfrom pneumonia, and both are do\ning nicely.\nCapt. and Mrs. T. N. Saul spent\nlast Tuesday at McGuire Hospital,\nin Richmond.\nSunday dinner guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. H. P. Harris were B. B.\nHarris and two sons, Jack and\nCarroll and N. S. Harris, all of\nRichmond, and J. M. Harris, of\nPhenix. Visitors In the afternoon\nwere Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hechler.\nDurward and Leslie and Mrs. Wil\nlis Dunkum. all of Richmond.\nMrs. J. M. Dunkum and Pred and\nMrs. Lutn Dunkum and son, of\nArvonia.\nSprains Ankle\nMiss Ann Cook had the mis\nfortune to sprain her ankle at\nschool, on Monday.\nThe Home Demonstration club\nwill meet with Mrs. Ralph Ro\npass on Monday. Feb. 23, at 2 p\nm. The demonstration will be on\nTomato Dishes as Sources of Vita\nmin C. It is hoped that a largo\nnumber will be able to attend\nFlu patients reported last week\nare on the road to recovery.", "confidence": 0.68, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 68, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Well Water\nMr and Mrs. Tom Foster, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tapscott\nand, on Sunday with their hosts,\nwere dinner guests of Mr. an.)\nMrs. B. N Rush.\nJoe Steger attended the Masoni ■\nconvention last week in Rich\nmond.\nFriends of L. S Baber, of Cen\ntenary, are glad to know he has\nreturned from the Charlottesville\nhospital and is recuperating in\nhis home.\nMisses Jewell and Joyce Rush,\nof Richmond, visited their par\nents. Mr. and Mrs. B N Rush\nfor the week end.\nMiss Joyce Baber, who is a nurse\nin a Washington hospital, is\nspending her vacation with her\ngrandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde\nFarrish.\nSympathy is extended to the\nfamily of the late J. Holman Self\nin its recent bereavement.", "confidence": 0.6932, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Good Used\nFARM\nEQUIPMENT\n1—Allis-Chalmers, “Model\nC” Tractor with Plow.\n1—VAC Case Tractor w ith\nPlow and Cultivator.\n1—Allis-Chalmers “Model\nG” Tractor with Plow and\nCultivato?.\n1—Allis-Chalmers Power\nTake-Off Combine.\nI—Oliver Combine.\n1 — Massey-Harris Com\nbine with Motor.\nI—International Combine\nwith Motor.\n?•\nThis Equipment Must\nMove Out at Rargain\nPrices.\nYOUR ALL!-.-; ELMERS\nDEALER\nBRICKERT\nOIL COMPANY\nWith a complete line of New\nAlUs-Chalmrn Farm Equip\nment and Repair Parts.\nPHONE 616\nNorth Main Street\nFarmville, Va.", "confidence": 0.6819, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Mrs. Oglesby, 92, Recalls Old Days\nIn Virginia In Birmingham News Story", "confidence": 0.7082, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "The daily Birmingham, Alt.\nNews recently published for its\nleaders a feature story about Mrs.\nNellie Oglesby, 92. a former Buck\ningham county resident now liv\ning at Bessemer, Ala.\nThe writer of the feature story\ntwines his yarn about Mrs. Ogles\nby\u0027s fondness for recalling so\nhappily the days in Old Virginia.\nIfe writes of her memories:\n\u0022For instance there is the old- ■\neight room farm home in Buck\ningham county, where she was;\nbom tnd lived happily with a\nlarge family. She proudly exhibits\nthe picture of the home with its\ntypical Southern surrounding\nveranda. She tells hcwr it housed\nthe father, a Confederate veteran,\nthe mother who made the rule*\nfor a Godly Baptist home, six\nbrothers and five sisters.\nParents Natives\nHer father was Simeon Allen,\nof Cumberltnd county, and hoi\nmother. Martha Dunnavant Al\nlen. of Buckingham county. They\nlived at Enonville from before the\nCivil War until their deaths in\n1910 and 1913. They had cele\nbrated their 68th wedding anni\nversary before the first one passed\non.\nMrs. Nellie Oglesby, subject of\nthe Birmingham paper\u0027s feature\nstory, was third from the young\nest child In her Buckingham\ndays, she was widely known a ; a\nwriting teacher and she still writes\na beautiful hand.\nMany years a widow now, M;..\nOgelsby lives alone in Bessemer,\nbut has a host of friends who en\njoy looking after her. She is a\ngo-\u0027d conversationist and she lis\ntens to the radio. \u0022Nobody was\never so blessed as I am with\nfriends.\u0022 she says.\nFriends Help Now\nHei friends perform such serv\nices for her as putting in the coal\nand kindling, marketing, looking\nafter the laundry and such thine", "confidence": 0.636, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 54, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "She stays pretty well to her bed\nroom. but keeps a paddle at the\nside of the house so friends can\nknock for admission When she\nwant-, some one in the neighbor\nhood for t favor, she rings a large\ndinner bell on the front porch.\nStill the cultured Virginia lady\ndespite her 92 yeats. Mrs Oglesby\nlives above the adversities of de\nclining years that distress many\nfi Iks. She remembers so happily\nthe former years.\nOther memories are of her girl\nhood. with many girl friends and\nbeaux. Also, the visit to Alabama\nfor a visit with her brother, Eg\nbert. who was a railroad man. She\nmet tiie man who was to become\nher husband on this visit.\nMarried In 1897\nA memory that brings a twinkle\nis that of her wedding in Enon\nBaptist Church, Enonville, in\n1897. Friends from three counties\n• ■ame to the wedding, she recalls.\nThere had never been a prettier\nwedding in that part of Virginia,\nwith six couples oi bridesmaids\nand groomsmen\nThe busiest years were during\nher married life as wife to her\nhusband-farmer at Green Pond,\nnear Bessemer. Mr. Ogiesbv was\na leading Presbyterian elder and\nhe worked by his side in the\nchurch.\nHer saddest backward glance is\nof the death of her husband 30\nrears ago. At his death she gave\ntheir home and 40 aeres of land\nto the church at Green Pond a:\na memorial to Mr. Oglesby. After\nthe death of her husband she\nmoved to Bessemer, where she has\nbeen since.\nGone now are father, mother,\nbrothers. . at t . husband. •\u0027That\nis what life hr.tigs u# to at 92.\u0022\n■tie comments now But even\nthough they\u0027re si! gone, ttie as\ns\u0027nations were fine and sweet and\nmemorv of the good life has a way\nof keeping faith and spirit bright\n— even at 92", "confidence": 0.5564, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 55, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "Curdsville News. Recent Social Events", "confidence": 0.5636, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "Rev. J. C. Weaver preached an\ninspiring sermon Sunday moraine\nat Smyrna. Despite the bad morn-1\ning quite a number were out ! 01 :\nservices.\nThe Emmett Dunkums visited!\nMiss Eliza White and Mrs. Car\nter last week. Miss Eliza is able\nto be up after quite a spell re\ncently with flu.\nMrs. Cook Hix, Mary Hix and\nMrs. Reeves Phaup attended the1\nmeeting at Dillwvn Baptist\nChurch last Tuesday\nRecent visitors of Mr and Mrs\nT. J. Bailey were Mr. and Mrs\nBilly Spencer, Mrs. Frank Johns\nand daughters, FYank Agee and\nMr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum.\nBernard Harris visited friends\nat Calra during the week end\nLeaves Hospital\nMrs. C. C. Harvey has returned\nhome after a few days stay in\nSouthside Hospital.\nMrs. Margaret Hamilton is\nnursing Miss Lizzie Nuckols at\nGold Hill.\nMrs. Cleveland Jones and chil\ndren visited Mr. and Mrs We.-ley\nDunkum recently.\nMr. and Mrs. Shirley Dowdy\nand Mr. and Mrs. D A Griffith\nhave received word that they have\na new granddaughter, born to Mr\nand Mrs. Dowdy, of Alexandria,\nlast week.\nBen Bolling, of Blackstone.\nI visited the O. M. Bollings Sunday\nAmong The Sick\n! Garnett Elliott is not well at\n| this writing, being confined to bi\nbed\nThe Emmett Dunkums were in\nRichmond the past week.\nMrs. Willie Bailey, who hac\nbeen spending some time with her\ntwo daughters in Hollands, is now\nwith Russell Bailey and family, of\nRichmond\nEighth Grade pupils of BHR\nhad a Valentine Party at school\nFriday afternoon, and a most en\njoyable time was had\nMr. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey\nvLsited relatives in North Caro\nlina last week end.\nMr. and Mrs. Alfred Harris are\nreceiving congratulations on the\nbirth of a son. on February 14 at", "confidence": 0.6251, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 60, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "Southsid ■ Hospital. Both mother\nand baby ire d ;n.? nicely.\nMrs. O M Bolling was called to\nSouth Carolina on account of the\ndeath of her aunt the past week.\nMrs. Walter Duncan returned\nto her home, near Columbia, last\nweek after having spent some time\nwith hei son-in-law and daugh\nter. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Dun\nk uni\nThe Coi on family had as\nguests lari week relative; near\nC.iinb -rl.il.. i\nMrs. i,uri P.ersch who spent\nseveral week with her daughter\nin-law and ...on. Mr and Mrs\nRussell Bcpsch. cf Lvnchburg. re\nturned home Sunday. Mr and\nMr- Berscjh and children accom\npanied her home for the day.\nOr. Holland Dio\nFriends are sorry to he ir of the\nunexpected death of Dr G. G\nHolland, of Hollands. Vo. Mrs\nHolland the former Mis- Grace\nBailey, of Curdsville. and survives\nwith two children. Quite a num\nber of the Bakovs attended his\nfuneral in Hollands, Sunday\nafternoon.\nMisses Edith Dunkum. o Rich\nmond. and Janet, of Lone,wood\nCollege, are home for the week\nend.\nFriends are glad to leant that\nWalter G. Marks, who has been\nouile sick with flu. is better at\nthis writing.\nMr. and Mrs. Mittie Moore, of\nBuckingham, visited Mrs. Annie\nGarnett and Miss Frances the\npast week.\nRev. J C. Weaver called on Mrs\nHallie Baldridge the past week.\nGlendale\nMr. and Mrs. Daniel Turner, of\nHonolulu, Hawaii, have announced\nthe marriaee of their daughter,\nElinor Ruth, to Ralph A Wil\nliams, at the Episcopal Cathedrial\nof St Andrews, in Honolulu, Jan.\n14. Miss Turner, a native of Hono\nlulu. was educated in the U. S. and\nis a graduate of Baker University\nMr. Williams is -a son of Mr. and", "confidence": 0.5686, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 56, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "Arvonia .Xeit s\nMarshall District Support of Polio\nFund Appeal Commended by Chairman", "confidence": 0.7449, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "Miss Ethel Foulkes was the past\nweek end guest of Mr. and Mrs\nW. M. Barbee, of Richmond\nMrs. William Davies recently\nspent several days in Richmond\nvisiting relatives\nMr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris\nand little daughter, of Alexandria\nwere recent week end guests of\n[Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson.\nMrs. Charles Holt and sons.\nCharles and Joel, of West Point.\nN. Y . are guests of her mother\nMrs. J. M. Hannah.\nMrs. Donald Clarke, of Ports\nmouth .was the week end guest of\nMr. and Mrs. M. F. LeSueur.\nWedding Guests\nMr. and Mrs. Owen F Williams\nit.tended the wedding of Miss\ntloise Hanes, of Farmville. to the\nRev. George Henley, of Alexan\ndria, which took place in the\nJarmville\u0027 Episcopal Church at\n■l 30 on February 14.\nMr. and Mrs. T. S Jeffrey had\nas their week end guests, Col. and\nMrs T S. Jeffrey. Jr., and Anne\nand Tommy, of Baltimore, also", "confidence": 0.7247, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 29, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "Col. Jeffrey\u0027s mother-in-law, of\nTexas.\nFriends of Thomas Foulkes, of\nRichmond, formerly of Arvonia.\nare sorry to learn that he Is a\npatient in McGuire Hospital.\nMrs. William T Johnson was a\nrecent Richmond visitor.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Wingo. of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. Jeffrey\nMr Jeffrey has just returned\nhome from Medical College Vir\nginia Hospital.\nFolio Fund Keport\nMrs. Aubrey Yancey, who was\nPolio fund chairman in this area\nsays that the Marshall District\ncontribution is STM 52 Tile school\ncontributed $149.95. the balance\n0124.57 being giver, by individuals\nand deposited in the iron lungs.\nMrs. Yancey wishes to cxores\nher appreciation and pleasures\nover the ,-rsultf r.f the d\u0027ivr\nin Marshall District. 1 he contri\nbutions u.re being turned over to\nMiss Frances Garnett, chairman\nof the Polio drive in Buckingham\ncounty.", "confidence": 0.6478, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "Mrs R. A Williams, of Chatta\nnooga. Tcnn . and is a radar ex\npert on the U. S. Submarine Des\ntroyer \u0022U. S. Carpenter.\u0022 Mr.\nWilliams will get his discharge\nApril 1. at which time the couple\nwill return fcr a visit to relatives\nin Chattanooga and Kansas City.\nMiss Turner is a granddaughter\nof tlie late Frank Lee Wilkinson,\nol Buckingham county.\nMrs. Frank Butler visited Mr.\nButler in Medical College Hos\npital. Richmond. Sunday and re\nports that he is improving.\nMrs J Ross Perkins, of Rich\nmond. spent tIre week end with\nher sister-in-law and husband.\nMr. and Mrs. Wheeler W. Loving,\nof Palmyra\nT. P. Lang went to University\nHospital. Charlottesville. Mon\nday, for a check up.\nBirth Announced\nMr and Mrs. Edward Lewis\nBaber announce the birth of a\n.son. Edward Lewis Jr., m a Rich\nmond Hospital. January 27. He is\na great-nephew of Miss Jane\nBaber, of Oak Grove.\nMiss Sarah Morris spent Sun\nday in Ric hmond, where she went\nfor a checkup since an operation\nFloyd Scott an elderly colored\nman. was found dead in Ills home\nhere lust week. Death was due\nto flu. it Ls reported\nThe home recently purchased\nby Richard Parry, in Glendale, is\nbeing remodeled, with the addition\nof several rooms.\nMrs. Jennings Maxey. who war\noperated on in a Richmond hos\npital last week, will remain in the\nhrspital for another operation.\nMr and Mrs. W E. Poe and\ndaughters, Nell and Gladys, spen*\nSaturday and Sunday with lie\nbrother. Jenning Maxey. at Glen\nmore\nMiss Jane Baber, of Oak Grove\nspent Tuesday with her cousin\nMrs. Annie Johnson. Other visi\ntors m the same home were Mrs\nTera Morris, of Bremo and Mr\nFrank Butler and granddaughter\nPalmer Jamerson. of Dillwyn. an\nMrs. Naomi Poe", "confidence": 0.5916, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 58, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "VV. Va. Guest\nMrs. Charles A Butler, of Ron\ncoverte. W. Va.. is lire expected\ncue I of Mr. and Mrs. Frank But\n: ler here.\nFriends here wish to extern\u0027\nempathy to tire family of Mrs\nHattie Morris Melton, whos\n, death occured recently.\nRecent visitors of Mr. and Mrr\nR. II Wharam were Mr. and Mr\nCireenwalt. of Washington. D. C\nMr. and Mrs. W. S. McGhee an\u00221\nia.us.hter. of Bedford Mr. and\ni Mis. Maynard White, Mr. a n\u0027t\nMrs. C K. Fine::an and Ann Dor\nsey Cottrell, all of Richmond\nFriends extend sympathy to Mrs\nFrank Derrenbacker in the cleat\u0027\u0027\nof her aunt, Mrs. Rosser last\nweek.\nReese Wharam is out again\nafter being ill with an attack of\ni flu,\nBuv Television\n, Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Mose\nley recently purchased a television", "confidence": 0.6499, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "REAL ESTATE\n— LISTINGS —\nCabin-in-the-Woods Living\nroom, bedroom, kitchen, bath.\nWater and lights. 9 acres\nland. River for swimming and\nfishing runs through proper\nty. 2‘j miles off Rt. 460\nbetween Farmville and Pros\npect. $3500.00. Cash.\nAcreage - 17 1 3 acres fronting\n600 feet on Rt. 638 (Persim\nmon Tree Fork Road\u0027 in\nsight of Wiley Morris\u0027 Store,\nnear Noeltown. $6000.00.\nLot —■ In beautiful residential\nsection of High Street Ex\ntended. fronting 226 feet by\n300 feet depth. Could be re\nsubdivided into several lots\nby fronting on the 300 foot\nleg paralleling School Street\nwhen extended. Next to Wil\nlie Carter\u0027s home. $6000 00\nCash.\nCommercial and or Residential\n— \u0027.j acre corner. Lon \u0022wood\nAvenue and, Cedar Street.\nCity water and sewage. In the\nheart of a rapidly expanding\nsection. $3000.00 cash.\nInvestment and Home — Old\nLancaster housg just across\nriver in Cumberland County.\n1 mile from town in Lithia\nPark. 3 apartments now\nrenting for #135 month. Live\nin one and rent the other\ntwo. $13,000.00. Mortgage\navailable.\nFor Lease — Restaurant, fully\nequipped, on Main Street.\nBuilding Lots - In town and\nsuburbs.\nColored House Longwood\nAvenue. Now rented. $2,\n200 00 Also lots for colored\nin same section\nIrvine Watkins\nReal Estate Broker\n2nd Floor Planters Bank Bldg.\nPHONE\nOffice 758 — Residence 231\nFarmville, Va.", "confidence": 0.6573, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 54, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "set for their daughter. Mi. s j.iV,. suinoii ici«nt.s ii.ooo.odd r\\\nDudley Moseley sets in L) s. homes", "confidence": 0.5371, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": "\u0026VPPUBS", "confidence": 0.587, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK35", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "order": 34, "text": "COLE\nCORN PLANTERS\nand DISTRIBUTORS\nNO. 12 PLANTERS $39 00\nPlain DISTRIBUTORS $21.00\nWITH LISTER-$31.50", "confidence": 0.9151, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK36", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "order": 35, "text": "SLIGHTLY DAMAGE\nWITH SMOKE\nCOLE S PLANTERS\n\u0026 DISTRIBUTORS\nTht*se Planters !\u0027jai i!\u0027f‘ Purchases Al A\nGREAT SAVING\nIii Pi I\u0027fcet Mechanical C luliti ai", "confidence": 0.6703, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK37", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "order": 36, "text": "Kill... Him: Grass Ami\nPlumb\nAXhS", "confidence": 0.4987, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK38", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK38", "order": 37, "text": "PULP WOOD SAW\nComplete With I’.lade\n$6.95\n1 Tooth\nftAKE special 98c\nfHHHBHaBnMHRMOMWintKVfHHnMBMBHHHBI\n.Ieavy Dutv\nRAKE-$2.25", "confidence": 0.6358, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK39", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK39", "order": 38, "text": "LAWN BROOMS\n75c to $3.50", "confidence": 0.8182, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK40", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK40", "order": 39, "text": "WHEELBARROW\nWith\u0027. Rubber Tire\n$14.95\nWHEELBARROW\n$9.95", "confidence": 0.6411, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK41", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK41", "order": 40, "text": "See Our\nLarge Selec\ntion Of\nTOOLS\nA Tool For Your\nEvery Need", "confidence": 0.7118, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK42", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK42", "order": 41, "text": "1 Tine\nPITCH FORKS - $2.49\nIn All Sizes For\nLawn And Garden\nH\u0027f Repair Ani/thinr; Electrical\nWork Done ID; Ex perl Electricians", "confidence": 0.686, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5/source/BLOCK43", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#5", "pageIndex": 4, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK43", "order": 42, "text": "SOUTHERN HARDWARE\n\u0026 APPLIANCE CO.. INC.\n221 MAIN ST. i’UO.NL\u003E 59 FAKMVILLE. VA", "confidence": 0.7422, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Social _Activities\n_ Events may be called in to Hkrai.d Office. Phone 48", "confidence": 0.6525, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Miss Watkins\nDr. Frank Blanton\nAre Engaged\nMrs. Samuel Ashton Watkins,\nof Richmond, announces the en\ngagement of her daughter. Bar\nbara Allen, to Dr. Frank McFad\nen Blanton, son of Dr. and Mrs.\nWyndham Balling Blanton, of\nRichmond and West Hill, Cum\nberland rounty.\nMi\u0027s Watkins, daughter of the\nlate Samuel Ashton Watkins, at\ntended Lonewood College.\nDr. Blanton is a graduate of\nHampden-Sydney College and\nthe University of Virginia School\nof Medicine,\nThe wedding will take place in\nthe Spring.\nMiss Crowder\nDr. F. J. Dillard\nAre Engaged\nMr. and Mrs .John Hart\nCrowder, of South Hih. announce\nthe engagement of their daugh\nter. Ruth Taylor, to Dr. Francis\nJones Dillard, of Richmond, son\nof Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dil\nlard. of Cartersvillc.\nMiss Crowder is a graduate of\nthe Medical College of Virginia\nSchool of Nursing.\nDr. Dillard is a giaduate of the\nUniversity of Richmond and of\nMedical College of Viiginia. He Is\nserving with the United States\nNavy.\nThe wedding will take place in.\nJune.", "confidence": 0.6979, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 40, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Miss Annie Barden,\nOf Amelia, Marries\nGeorge H. Wingo, Jr.\nGeorge Holland Wingo. Jr., son\nof Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wingo.\nof Jetersville. and Miss Annie\nLaura Barden, daughter of Mr.\nand Mrs. Samuel C. Barden, of\nAmelia, were married at the Bap\ntist parsonage in Cumberland.\nThe Rev. T. P. Reynolds officiat\ned.\nMr and Mrs. Wingo will make\ntheir home at Jetersville. where\nhe is engaged in farming.\nMrs. Mothers Gives\nCrewe Book Review\nMrs. Robert E. Withers. Jr., re\nviewed the book. A Man Called\nPeter\u0022, recently during a group\nmeeting of the Woman\u0027s Auxilia\nry of the Episcopal church at\nCrewe. Mis. Withers review was\npreviously heard by the Literal-*\nDepartment of t tie Farmville\nWomans Club.\nThe Crewe meeting was held in\nthe home of Mrs. M. R. Hughes.\nMr., Mrs. Gates Jr.,\nBridge Hosts\nMr. and Mr-. D A Gates. Jr\nentertained the Buffet Bridge\nClub on Valentine\u0027s night Guests\nwere Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith.\nMr. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins. Mr\nand Mrs Walter Cunningham.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Kauffmann\nMiss Lou Newman and Harrj\nHardy\nMr. Gates won high score for\nthe men: Lou Newman won high\nscore for the ladle . and Mrs.\nKauffmann won Hie floating\nprize.\nMiss Batterson\nMr. Irving M’ed\nMiss Laura Batterson. of Hope\nwell. and William Emory Irving,\nof Catersville and Hopewell, were\nmarried Saturday afternoon. Feb.\n14. in Cartersville baptist par\nsonage.\nThe Rev Cecil Smith officiated\nfor the ceremony m -.ir presence\nof a few relatives and friends.", "confidence": 0.6483, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 55, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "Mrs. Frank Bruce\nEntertains For Son\nMrs Frank Bruce entertained\nSaturday afternoon. Feb. 14. with\na birthday patty honoring her\nson. Ronnie, on his ;ifth birth\nday. Twenty guests present were\ncntcrU.ned with games and tele\nvision.\nMrs. Frank PuLctson. Miss\n1\u0027Jula Patterson. Mrs. C. W. Hodg\nes and Mrs. K. C. Garnett. Jr.,\nassisted the hostess. A Valentine\nmotif was used in decorations\nand refreshments. At11 active fav\nors were presented to cacli guest.\nMiss Withers Fetes\nSchool House Guest\nMiss Mary Kent Withers enter\ntained at a supper party Sunday\nevening in honor of Ivt week end\nhouse guest. Miss Lind i Roller. o|\nFort Defiance, who is a follow;\nstudent at Stuart Hail. A dozen\nfriends of Miss Withers were Hi\nnted lo the affair, in the With\ners home here Misses Withers\nand Roller returned to their\nschool at Staunton Monday.\nMr. and Mrs. George Newman\nattended the play. \u0022Bell. Book\nand Candle\u0022 on Satuiday evening\nat the WRVA theatre in Rich\nmond. and were guests at the\nJefferson Hotel", "confidence": 0.5438, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Miss Anme Lee Owen, of Rich\nm\u003C nd. and Miss Jean Windley, of\nNorfolk, were guests here Wed\nnesday of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.\nLindsey.\n• • •\nMrs Walter Edwards had as\nMonday dinner guests at her\nhome on the Hampden-Sydney\nRoad. Miss Meade Robertson and\nMiss Mary Hurt Perry, of Long\nwood College.\n■ • •\nMrs. Ann S. Newman is at the\nMnamar Inn. West Palm Beach.\nFla., where she will be a guest for\nthe next several weeks.\nMiss Alice Newman, of R. P. I..\nRichmond has been placed on\nthe Dean\u0027s List foi the first\nsemester.\n• • •\nMiss Lou Newman, who for the\npast six months has been em\nployed by the Anchor Company\nat Winston-Salem. N. C.. is now\naffiliated with Davidson, Inc., in\nFarmville.\nMr. and Mrs. E. B. Sheffield,\nof Richmond. Mrs. W. E. Dun\ncanson. Mr. and Mis. Clyde L\nTomlinson. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.\nBradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. William\nB. Duncanson and Mi. and Mrs.\nWilliam B. Brandon, all of Black\nstone. were recent visitors with\nMr. and Mrs. William S. Hamil\nton here.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. C. L. Spurlock,\nJr., are spending tins week in\nFlorida. For part of the time they\nwill visit at Miami.\n• • *\nMr. and Mrs. W. S. Hamilton\nand daughter. Faye, spent the\nweek end in Blackstone as guests\nof Mrs. Hamilton\u0027s mother, Mrs.\nW E. Duncanson.", "confidence": 0.6888, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 49, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "Allen Ferguson is a patient at\nMcGuire Veterans Hospital.\nRichmond. Mrs. Ferguson is stay\ning with her mother. Mrs. Rooks,\nin Colonial Heights, during Mr.\nFerguson\u0027s hospital confinement.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs. R. J. Martin left\nby motor for Sarasota. Fla.,\nwhere they expect to spend the\nnext several weeks.\n• • •\nMr. and Mrs Maui ice R. Large.\nMr. and Mrs. E. Lester Andrews.\n•Nil and Mrs. Rob\u0022. Tnyior are\nill Roanoke to attend the annual\nconvention of the Virginia Build\ning Material Association, which\nconcludes its sessions Saturday.\nMr. Large is president of the\nAssociation and the convention is\nbeing held at Roanoke Hotel.\n• * •\nMr and Mrs. J. B. Wall left.\nIlrursday to attend the annual\nconvention of the Virginia .State\nPrinters Association being held in\nRichmond at Hotel John Mar\nshall.\n« • •\nExpected week end guests of\nMr. and Mrs. D. T. Billings are\nMrs. William F. Thacker, of\nCharlotte. N C. Mrs. Winnie\nSutherlin. and Miss Dorothy\nBillings, of Fairfax\n• • •\nMr. and. Mrs. D. T. Billings had\nas their week end guest, their\ngranddaughter. Suaanne Billings.\n• • •\nMrs. Linwood Baldwin, of Dur\nham. N. C. is the guest of Mrs.\nMary Baldwin Bynum.\nCol. and Mrs. William R.\nPhelps, of Bedford. Mis. Peyton C.\nLeigh, of West Point, and Mrs.\nWilliam C. Smith, ol Portsmouth,\nare guests in the home of Mrs.\nBennett T. Taylor.\n• • •\nJenny Weaver, of Hampden\nSydney. and Tommy Jenkins, of\nFarmvillc. visited Mr. and Mrs. A.\nW. Weave;\u0027, of Norfolk, last week\nend.", "confidence": 0.6437, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 56, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Mrs. Bennett T. Taylor will\nleave Saturday iui Jackson,\nMiss., where the Woman\u0027s Society\nof Christian Service 01 the South\neastern Jurisdiction ol the Meth\nodist Church will meet. This\nJurisdictions covers sixteen\nSouthern States. Mis. Taylor is a\ndelegate from Virginia.\n* • •\nMr. and Mrs. Maivm K. Evans,\nof Lynchburg, weit week end\nguests of Mr. and Mis. Frank N.\nJones. Mr. Evans is tile chief at\nLynchburg.\n• • •\nRecent dinner guests of Mr.\nand Mrs. C. W. Han is were Mrs.\nEdwin Dinwiddie. Mrs. E. W.\nHundley. Mrs. Harry Zimmerman\nand Miss Courtney Farrar, of\nBoydton. Miss Ruth Harris, Mrs.\nRobert S. Harris, of Pamplin. and\nMiss Ann Hundley, oi Longwood\nCollege.\n• • •\nMrs. William B. Pettigrew, Jr.,\nand children. Margaret and\nMaryanne. will remain here witn\nMrs. Pettigrew\u0027s mother-in-law.\nMrs. W. B. Pettigrew, and Aeher\nWade until about Maich 1. Capt.\nPettigrew is at Fort Meade. Md.\nwhere he has purchased a home\nto which the familv neie will go.\n• • •\nMiss Ann Edmunds, of Halifax\nand Richmond, wil lbe the week\nend guest of Mr. and Mrs. P T\nAtkinson, on the Hill, and will at\ntend the dances at Hampden\nSydnye College.\n• • *\nMisses Anna Diekhoff and Jean\nMassey will drive to Richmond\ntoday, where they will be joined\nby Miss Helen Diekhoff on a week\nend visit to Norfolk. The Misses\nDiekhoff will visit their sister\nMrs. George Nolde, and Mr. Nolde,\nwhile Mins Massey will visit with\nDr. and Mrs. J. B Massey, Jr.\n• m •", "confidence": 0.6604, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 53, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Guests for the week end of Mr.\nand Mrs. Frank Beer and Miss\nFiances Beer were Mrs. William\nH Smith. Mrs. William E Davis,\nof Washington, who were enroute\nhome after a vacation spent in\nFlorida.\nMrs. F. Curtis Hubbard will be\nhostess to the Pridav Afternoon\nBridge Club this week.\nm » »\nMrs. Andrew Packer will leave\nHampden-Sydney Monday with\nBaltimore friends for a two-week\nvacation on the Florida Keys.\nMrs. Albert J. Terrell has re\nturned to the Hill from Richmond\nwhere she spent the past two\nmonths with friends.\n• •\nMr. and Mrs. Fred Scott. or\nRichmond, were recent guests of\nMrs. Scott\u0027s parents. Mr. and Mrs\nFrank Spindler, on the Hill.\nMrs. Henry Thornton is the\nguest of Mrs. Saxon Holt in New\nport News.\n• • •\nMrs Richard Pembroke, of Park\nHall. Southern Maryland, is the\nguest of her sister. Mrs. Macon\nReed. Dr. Reed will return to\nHampden-Sydney today after a\nvisit with his brother. Henry Reed,\nand Mrs. Reed, at Columbia. S.\nC.\n• • •\nMrs. A E Cralle left Richmond\nbv plane Wednesday for Miami.\nFla., where she will spend sev\neral weeks with her daughter.;\nMrs. R. S. Boyle. Mr. Boyle and\nfamily.\n* • •\nDave Weinberg D ! Wednesday\nfor Miami Beach. Fla., to join his\n\u0027\u0022•other. E Weinberg, and Mrs.\nWeinberg for several days.\n« • •\nMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mott\n\u0027ev have returned after spending\ntwo weeks at Miami Beach. Fla", "confidence": 0.6189, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 52, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Period Furniture Discussed\nFor College Hill Members", "confidence": 0.8469, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "Mrs. H. A Moore. Mrs. I). M.\nAllan and Mrs. H. C Beale enter\ntained the College Hill Club in\nthe home of Mrs. Moo. e. Wednes\nday evening. Feb 11. Mrs. David\nC Wilson, club piesidcnt. pre\nsided .She spoke of the loss the\ndub had sustained in the pass\ning of two of its members. Miss\nEmma C Venable and Miss Min\nnie Lacy, and Mrs. Charles H.\nDavis and Miss Anna Dickhoff\nread poems in commemoration of\nthese members.\nMrs. E. Ii Elliott, program\nleader, had as her subject. \u0022Period\nFurniture.\u0022\nShi’ said. \u0022The term, \u0027period\nfurniture.\u0027 is suggestive of the\nattempt, developed since 1850. to\nclassify various types of antique\nfurniture in groups according to\nthe period ol their origin and\npopularity. These groups are\nnamed either after the monarchs.\nEnglish or French, under whom\ngiven styles oi furniture flourish\ned. or after the designers of\ngiven styles.\nColonial Furniture\n\u0022American colonial furniture is\nclassified in two «ays. Since the\njoloniul period exit tided over\nnearly a century ann a half, pro\nductions of that Mini are some\ntimes designated by the name of\nthe English soveuign during\nwhose reign the English cabinet\nmakers produced Inc examples\nwhich American workmen follow\ned.\n“The more convenient classifi\ncation recognizes tlnec more or\nless distinct colonial periods—the\nearly primitive penou. represent\ncd *\u0022a 1 v ijv ri\u0027p\u0027. \u0027 .- or ‘ liuirii", "confidence": 0.5434, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 46, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "which were made by local car\npenters to supply individual\nneeds. Such pieces arc distinctly\nutilitarian and owe whatever\nbeauty they may posses to the\nsincerity and innate artistry of\nthe workman, rather than to\nstudied effort. A later period,\nshowing conscious copying of the\nstyles of the gieat . English\ncabinet makers, Chippendale.\nHeppclwhitc. and olheis. by pro\nfessional American cabinet mak\ners. In this period much of struc\ntural strength was sacrified for\ngrace, elegance, and lightness of\ncontour and ornament. The third\nperiod is the American Empire\nperiod, noted lor the coldness\nand formality of design, and often\npoor taste, characteristic of the\nEmpire Period in Europe, but re\nlieved by some American pieces,\nespecially the sofas and certain\nchairs of excellent workmanship.\u0022\nNine Groups\nMrs. Elliott staled that she\nhad found period furniture to be\nclassified in nine groups. She\ngave die names and dates of\nthese groups and then gave a\nshort description ot each witn\nemphasis on those periods or\nstyles which are most likely to be\n•een m homes today. She likewise\nshowed plates to illustrate the\ndifferent styles.\nMrs. Wilson announced that\nMrs. Frank W. fepindler will\nsix\u0027ak on Old Glass a. tile March\nmeeting of the club, to be held\nin the home of Mrs. C. F. Mc\nRae. Members were urged to bring\nsamples of old glass that they\nroght have for display.", "confidence": 0.5635, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 45, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "‘To Do My Duty To God And Country’", "confidence": 0.8473, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "George Plunkett, member of Boy Scout Troop ltd, writes a\nparking violation ticket, Saturday morning, when members of\nTroops llti and 118 took over town and county offices. This practi\ncal lesson in local government was arranged by Seout leaders. J\n15. Wall. Jr Barney Kitts, and Bill Carter, to conclude the ob\nservation of National Scout Week in Farmville. Agenda for the\nday that the Boy Scouts took over local government and town of\nfices included a fire, council meeting, mock trial, and regular\nduties of all other town and county officers.", "confidence": 0.6799, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "Methodist Women Preparing\nFor Annual WSCS Meeting", "confidence": 0.8743, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "Much Interest is being manifest\ned by the members of the Wo\nman\u0027s. Society of Christian Serv\nice of the Virginia Conference\nover the approaching Thirteenth\nAnnual Meeting being held March\n17-19 in the old historic city of\nCharlottesville, in the noted First\nMethodist Church.\nMuch thought and great plan\nning have gone into the work in\norder to make tins meeting one\nthat will lie long remembered.\nBishop Paul N Garber, resident\nbishop of the Richmond Area of\nthe Methodist Church, will bring\nthe Special Evangelistic Emphasis ;\nat the opening session of the\nmeeting.\nMrs C. A. Meeker. Editor of\nthe Methodist Woman, will speak\non Tuesday \u003C veninc. March 17.\nand Mrs Clifford Bender. Chris\ntian social Relations Secretary,\nand an official observer at the\nUnited Nations will al\u003Eo bt on the.\nprogram\nMi.-s Marguerite Twinein. Secre\ntary of Missionary Personnel will\nbring a message and Mrs E U", "confidence": 0.5711, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "Hospital News\nSouthsidc Community Hospital\nreported that the west wing had\nbeen filled most of last week -\nwhich means that the hospital\nhad a busy baby week West wing\ni- the maternity area.\nFifteen babies, eight girls and\nseven boys, were born to parents\nof Southsidc Virginia.\nThirty-five other patients en\ntered the hospital fe.r treatment\nduring the week. also.\nParents ot the week were:\nMr. and Mrs. Hums It. Atkins.\nJetersville, girl. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. Hughie Marion,\nSunny Side. boy. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. Otis A Shepard.\nFarmville. girl. Feb. 12.\nMr. and Mrs. I?. H Hill, Amelia,\ngirl. Feb 12.\nMr and Mrs Roy Allen. Alpha. !\ngirl. Feb. 13.\nMr. and NJrs. Carlton T. Quarles.\nFarmville. girl. Feb 13\nMr and Mrs. Thomas A Harris.\nDillwyn. boy. Feb 14\nMr and Mrs K T Williams.\nMrherrin. bov. Feb. 14.\nMr. and Mrs. Roger .1. Simboli.\nBurkeville, girl, Feb. It.\nMr and Mrs. William A Bos\nwell. Chase City. boy. Feb. 15.\nMr and Mrs. William H. Chum\nncv. Chase City. boy. Pel). 16.\nMr. and Mrs. Reuben Green.\nDunda.s. girl. Feb. 16.\nMr and Mrs. James I?. Waddell.\nCharlotte C. H . boy, Feb. 17\nMr. and Mrs. Newton Womack.\nFarmville. girl. Feb 1R.\nMr. and Mrs. James K. Higgins.\nFarmville. boy. Feb 18\nOther patients who entered the\nhospital were:\nMrs. Selwyn C. Cheatham.\nGreen Bay: Miss Mabel Thorp.\nRice: Miss Sue Reece. Farmville:\nHoward Stuart. Farmville: Mrs.\nWilliam T Turner. Rlackstone:\nMrs. Clifton B. Hall. Drake\nBranch: Andrew R. Godscv. Cum\nberland: Baby Montgomery. Vic\ntoria: Bcri McCrurt. Farmville\nPrank Fowler. Farmville: Joseph\nS Stubbs. Farmville; Mrs. Sam\nMott ley. Farmville: Robert. It.\nHenley. Hampden - Svdnev Col\nlege. Mrs. 1- [\u003E. Oundiff. Black -\nstone and Kelb K\u0027lr. Chase City.\nAKo. Mrs Joseph C. Hayes.\nCumberland: Fddie Nelson. Farm\nvillr: Mrs. W. A Doss, Farmville:\nWillis Clemmer. Staunton: Mrs.\nByrd Zimbro. Staunton: Mrs. t.\nA. Hudson. M\u0027-Kenney: Mrs. John\nF Marlin. Farmville: Mrs. How\nard Robinette. Keysville: Mrs. C\nC Roberts Farmville: Susan Mc\nIntosh. Farmville: Mrs. Martha\nBlanton. Farmville: Mrs. Joseph\nA. Williams, Rehoboth; and Mrs.\nla t uiiy;,. es c v\u003C", "confidence": 0.6035, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 74, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "Robinson of Franklin, Tenn.,\nPresident of the Southeastern\nJurisdiction Woman\u0027s Society of\nChristian Service, will also be at\nthe conference.\nMiss Sallie Lou MacKinnon,\nwho oversees the work in Africa,\nwill speak Wednesday evening,\nMarch 18, using as her subject,\n\u0022The Unique Task of the Church\nin Africa.”\nWith this unusually line pro\ngram arranged, it is hoped that\nall Conference Officers and Dis\ntrict Officers will make their\nplans to be at the Charlottesville\nmeeting.\nMrs. Bennett T. Taylor, of\nFarmville, is Recording Secretary\nof the Virginia Conference.", "confidence": 0.7071, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Club Calendar\nCircles of the W. M. U. Farm\nville Baptist Church — Monday.\nFeb. 23: Hazel Moon. 3 p. m. at\nthe church; Edith Biadshaw 7:30,\nwith Mrs. Eugene Hardy; at eight\no\u0027clock. Frances Huugins. with\nMrs. John Hartless; Frances\nBagby. with Mrs. F. R. Hawkins:\nCorenlia Leavel, with Mrs. Jack\nBruce: Elizabeth Haifc. with Mrs.\nL. A. Dixon: Ann Snyder Pettit,\nwith Mrs. Fiank Fallwell. The\nRuth Kersey and Eva Saunders\nCircles will meet jointly at the\nrliuich.\nBoard of Governors. Woman\u0027s\nClub. 3:30 p. m.. Tuesday, Feb. 24.\nwith Mrs. Joel Watkins. Jr.\nLongwood Garden Club—Lunch\neon meeting. Monday, Feb. 23.\nLongwood House. 1 p m.. Mrs. J.\n3. Wall, in charge.\nWeyanoke Garden Club — Fri\nday. Feb 20. at 3:30 p. m , with\nMrs. Walter Brure.", "confidence": 0.7539, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Red Cross Director\n\\ppoints Chairmen\n/^or Charlotte Drive\nW. E. Daniel. Jr., chairman of\n‘he 1935 Charlotte County Red\nCross Fund Campaign, announced\nthis week the appointment of\nlocal community chan men. They\nare:\nAbilene. Ha/.el Nelson: Aspen.\nMrs. C. M. Fore; Charlotte Couit\nHouse. Mrs. Bertha W. Carter:\nCulien, Mrs. James W. Ferguson:\nDrakes Branch. Mrs. Granville\nFawthrop; Eureka. A\u0027. L. Judd:\nXeysville. Mrs. R. B. Berkeley:\nVirginia Crafts. Mrs. Grace Pil\nlow : Madisonville, Mrs. N. L.\nRamsey: Midway and Wrcnn.\nMrs. M. B. Rice, Jr.. Ontario.\nMrs. W. C. Ward; Phenix. Mrs.\nReid Berkeley: Randolph. Mrs.\nFrances B. Lynn. Red House.\nMrs. N. T. Evans: Red Oak. Mrs.\nB. S. Adams: Rolling Hill. Mrs.\nCaroltta H. Wilkinson: Rough\nCreek. Mrs. G. C. Cocke: Saxe.\nMrs. Isabel Wallace, and Oak\nView and Concord. Mrs. Nettie A.\nWalker.\nGarden Club Vies\nOn ‘Forced Blooms’\nMrs. C. Willard Hart s talk on\nbasic principals of arranging and\nmember exhibits on \u0022A Forced\nBloom Arrangement\u0027’ were fea\ntures of the Nora Lancaster Gar\nden Club meeting Tuesday after\nnoon in the home of Mrs. Bruce\nSpencer, on the Hampden-Sydney\nRoad.", "confidence": 0.7313, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 41, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Mother Goose Rvmes Re-enacted\n•i\nAt Buckingham Kindergarten Party", "confidence": 0.6621, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Pupils of the Buckingham kin -\ndcrgartcn. which is directed by\nMrs. Roy Jones at her home near\nBuckingham Court House, pave a\nMother Goose Valentine party on\nWednesday morning. Feb 11, from\n9:15 to 11 15 o\u0027clock. All of the\npupils and their mothers partici\npated m the planning and carry\ning out of the party activities.\nMrs. Blackwell Hanes, as\nMother G osc. was hostess for the\noccasion and introduced, at var\nious intervals, Little Boy Blue, the\nold Woman Who Lived in the\nshoe, and Peter. Peter Pumpkin\nEater and his w ife, who were im\nnersonated by Mrs. Charlie Hall.\nMrs. Prank Webb. Mrs. John\nWood and Mrs. Tommy Epperson,\nrespectively Each was tradition\nally attired in a most bewitching\ncostume and re-enacted the nurs\nery rhyme in the most hilarious\nmanner.\nOther activities consisted of\nstory telling, nursery rhyme re\nviews, story plays, rhythmic acti\nvities. rhythm band and the dis\ntribution of Valentines.\nRefreshments and favors, in the\nValentine motif, were prepared\nand served to the pupils and their\nguests by the mothers. Afterwards\nMrs. Roy Jones, assisted bv Mrs.\nRichard Ellis and Mrs. Branch\nRo\u0027cn. served the adult guests.\nThe grand finale came when\nmother^, grandme thers. and nur\nsery rhyme characters, led by\nMother Goose, began to caper\nmerrily to the tune of \u0022Round\nand Round the Village.\u0022\nPupils and their die ts were\nMary Louise Webb. Sandy Hall.\nDiane Moss, Bill Craften. Loretta\nPruden. Mary Louise Driscoll,\nColeman Rosen. Peggy Rosen.\nIrving Epperson. Rebecca Jones.", "confidence": 0.5913, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 49, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "TWICE A YEAR\nWE OFFER YOU\nBig Reductions\nON\nPERMANENTS\n20?o Off\nON OUR BETTER WAYES\n.Machine ami ( old Waxes\npriced from\nAVOID THE PRE-EASTER\nRUSH BY TAKING ADVANT\nAGE OF OUR FEBRUARY OF\nFER.\nVANITY\nBEAUTY SHOP\nphone :;««\nI AR.A1VIEEE_VIRGINIA", "confidence": 0.5808, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "Elizabeth Hanes. Martha Penning\nton. Lee Baldwin. John Wood. Jr..\nLaurie Swartz. Pattie Sue Adams.\nJohnnie Holmes. Jimmie Holmes,\nRandy Barnes. Hamilton Agee.\nNancy Throckmorton. Margaret\nWebb. Shirlyn Pruden. Mary Lou\nGuthrie. Nancy Moseley Adams,\nI Sr nny Hanes. Colleen Lanahan,\nDavid Crews and Johnnie Griffin.\nAdults present were Mrs. Char\nj lie Hall. Mrs. Frank Webb. Mrs.\nBlackwell Hanes. Mrs. Tommy\ni Epperson. Mrs. Irving Drlscoli.\nMrs. Otis Pruden. Mrs. Robert\nHolmes. Mrs. Charles Agee, Mrs.\nJohn Wood. Mrs. John Boat\nwright. Mrs. Richard Ellis. Mrs.\nBranch Rosen. Mrs. Eva Llewel\nKn. 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O. Sandy, who were\npioneers in agricultural extension\nwork.\nThe golden annivuoaiy of the\nextension program is being ob\nse»ved this month. Burkeville is\nproud to be included in the\nUnited States Department of Ag\nriculture\u0027s records, which state\nthat Miss Agnew. formerly of\nNottoway county, now of Rich\nmond. was the first county home\ndemonstration agcot in the\nUnited States.", "confidence": 0.6985, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "Prospect P-TA Will\nSponsor Music Event\nA musical program, featuring\nSmoky Graves and his WLV\u0027A en\ntertainers. will he presented at\nProspect School Tuesday. Feb. 24.\nat 8 p. m.. under auspices of the\nProspect P-TA. Food and soft\ndrinks will be sold during the\nevening.\nProceeds will be used to aug\nment funds for improvement to\nthe Prospect School building and\ngrounds.\nPlans for the entertamment\nprogram were voted by the P-TA\nat its regular meeting February\n16. All patrons and friends of the\nschool have been urged to sup\nport the program by P-TA offi\ncers.\nNew Canton Student\nOn Dean’s List\nAt Westhampton\nMiss Martha Clark, of New Can\nton. Va.. has been named to the\nDean\u0027s List at Westhampton Col\nlege for the first semester. Dean\nMarguerite Roberts announced to\nday.\nThe Dean\u0027s List is composed of\nthose students who have main\ntained an average of 90 or above\nduring the previous semester in\nall their academic work\nMiss Clark, a Spanish maior at\nWesthampton. made a straight-A\nrecord this semester. She is presi\ndent of the Spanish Club and is\na member of the Future Teachers\nof America. She is the daughter\nof Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clark.", "confidence": 0.6727, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 42, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "Centenary WSCS\nTo Study Africa\nOn Wednesday afternoon. Feb.\n11. the W. S. C. S. of Centenary\nChurch met in the home of Mr.\nand Mrs. Charles Womack, Jr.\nThe vice-president, Mrs. John\nHolman had charge of the pro\ngram. Mrs. Holman iras assisted\nby several of the members.\nAmong the items of business, j\nplans were made for a studv class\non Africa, to be held with the\nPresbyterian ladies The date is\nto be decided later.\nMembers present were Miss\nPauline Atkins. Mesdames R. B\nAddleman. Louis N. Agee. Guy\nAllen. Lottie Brown. R. F. Gar\nnett. John Holman. Martha Jen\nkins. Conduff Mathews. Thomas\nScott. J. P. Stratton. W. D. Walker\nand Charles Womack. Jr. Guests\nwere Olivia Jenkins and Peggy\nScott.\nThe society was invited to meet\nwith the president in March.", "confidence": 0.736, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "The late T. O Sandy, of Burke\nville. was known as ttie \u0022father\u0022\nof extension work m Vnginia. He\nwas made state agent ui 1907. by\nDr. Knapp, who caaie to Rich\nmond to help start me program\nMr. Sandy received Ills first\nappropriation in Febmary. 1907.\nand the General Assembly mnd«\nthe first a: propriauon in 1908\nfor girls\u0027 work. Dr. Knapp select\ned Miss Agnew foi the work,\nwhich she began with tomato\ncanning clubs.\nAmong those in Not low a v coun\nty who were members of the first\nclubs were Mrs. Helen Rand.\nMrs. Ruth Jennings. Mrs. Janie\nWorsham. 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VA\nIBKtlCl IliitU iiMMti\nRosalind RusseH/;‘\u0022 A\nPaul Douglas I ******\nMarie Wilson 1\u0022*J* A*j\nWED. — THURS.\n“The\nI Don’t Care\nGirl”\nWITH\nMitzi Gaynor - David Waym", "confidence": 0.5799, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": "XOMAY and skturday\nAND\nA Merry Musical Package of\nLove and Laughs", "confidence": 0.6689, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK35", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "order": 34, "text": "SUNDAY ONLY\nSAVAGE spectacle:\nTHRILLS NEVER BEFORE\nFILMED! Actually \u0022Shot\u0022 in\nthe Heart of Darkest Africa!\nSEE: Awesome charge ol a\nRaging Rhino!\nSEE: Unarmed woman lace\nangry Lioness!\nSEE: Wounded Hunter Defy\nAttacking Leopard!\nSEE: Frenzied Danre of Native\nW\u0027orriors!", "confidence": 0.6556, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK36", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "order": 35, "text": "UTwn jrm • imm wnu", "confidence": 0.4834, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6/source/BLOCK37", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#6", "pageIndex": 5, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "order": 36, "text": "A Uniwj«»-lntem*tioii»l Relent \\iy\n— —\nChapter No. 13 of Serial\n“THE BL.U K HAWK\u0022\nMON. — Tl Es.\nStory of the Fighting 43th\nDivision During World War II—\nThey Cut the Seigfried Line\nMopp»d Cp Nuremburg and\nLiberated 33.000 Living Skele\ntons of the Dachau Coueentra\n*ion Camp.\nHERBERT J. YATES\ni!ll|;iin:\u0027l:ll:bk\na iinmic riciutf\nWED. — THl\u0027RS.\n“SINtilNC til NS\n— WITH —\nVaughn Monroe\n— AND —", "confidence": 0.5998, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Crewe Pastor Talks\nTo Farmville Men\nThe Rev R. C Vaughan, pastoi\nof Pryor Memorial tleshyterian\nChuich, Crewe, talked about -The\nMan Who Had A Talent\u0022 at a\nmeeting of the men of Farmville\nPresbyterian Church. Wednesday\nnight.\nWhile he was m Farmville. Mi\nVaughan visited his wife\u0027s pai\nents. Dr. and Mrs. ,1. H. Cocks, at\niheit liome on Buffa.o Street.\nH. (\u0027. Padgett Goes\nTo Buena Vista\nHarry C. Padgett, formerly\nmanager of Davidsons Depart\nment Store in Farmville. has\ntaken charge of the Valley Stoic\nat Buena Vista. Va. He was grant\ned a leave of absence last Febru\nary by the Southern Department\nStores, and spent most/ of the\ntime in Florida. He entered upon\nhis new duties on February 1 Mr\nPadgett was managei of David\nsons store in Farmville for 14\nyears and took a prominent part\nin civic and business activities\nHe will replace II. B. Bet key at\nBuena Vista, who has been named -\nmanager of White Brothers store\nin Waynesboro, Va. Mr. Berkey\nwas assistant managei of David- i\nson s before going to Buena Vista ,\nlast February\nGalileo invented the pendulum", "confidence": 0.5745, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 37, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "is lio}?iriq {or \u003C9", "confidence": 0.5138, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "f | AMERICA\u0027S FINE WATCH", "confidence": 0.7816, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "JENNY $63.25\n17 jewels. Natural or\nwhite \u0026old«lillrd rase.\nExpansion brarelrt.\nPrice includes Federal to*", "confidence": 0.5331, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Longwood Jewelers\n2l(i S. Main St. 1’tinnp S95\nI arimiili Virginia", "confidence": 0.5504, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "First Fenwick (Huh\nIn Cumberland\nBlanton Challenges\nArlington County\nA spirited rivalry was touched\noff, among supporters of Slate\nSenator Charles H. Fenwick, can\ndidate lot the Demociatic nomi\nnation for governor of Virginia,\nelioii Cumberland county parly\nleaders challenged Arlington\ncounty\u0027s claim to . ht honor of\nestablishing the tirst Fenwick\n!(\u003E: Govet nor. Club. \u0027", "confidence": 0.5522, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Marion Blanton. Cumberland\n\u0027oun\u0027y treasurer, and chairman\nof the Cumberland County \u0022Fen\nwick for Governor Club\u0022 told\nArlington officials tha\u003C Cumber\nbind county established the fust\ncampaign club. Dec. 29. 1952.\nnt .or to Senator Fenwick s formal\nannouncement of his candidacy.\nMr. Blanton asked Arlington\ncounty. Fenwick’s home district,\nto \u003E.o satisfied wun second place\nMr Blanton at the same time\npredicted that Mr Fenwick would\ncarry Cumberland county, where\nshe senator owns a larm and is\nconsidered a \u0022local lesident.\u0022 by\na substantial’ majoRty.\n”1 challenge Arlington county\nto match it. percentage-wise.\u0022\nMr. Blanton declared.\nMr. Blanton listed me following\nas officers of Hit Cumberland\nC’oumy \u0022Fenwick to; Governor\nClub\u0022 E Allen Cal ter. commis\nsioner of revenue, co-chairman:\nWilliam French, sheriff, vice\nviiainnan; and William Carter,\ncommonwealth attorney, secre\ntary-treasurer.", "confidence": 0.5361, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Large T\u003C End Y ear\n•V Association Head\nMaurice R Large and Lester E.\nAndrews will attend the annul\n(■\u0027invention of the Virginia Build- -\ning Material Association Wednes\nday through Friday at Hotel Roa\nnoke. Roanoke. Va\nMr Large will conclude his\ntear as president of the Associa\ntion with this meeting, at which\nlie will preside.\nMrs I urge and Mrs. Andrews\naccompanied them. The group\nwill return to Farmville Saturday.", "confidence": 0.5693, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Ill IVV I IN \\N\u003C I\ndolii\u0027t. ill. Fred Francis re\n\u003C wilv received a check in the\namount of five cents a rebate\nfrom Uu telephone company for\nan overcharge on a h lephono call.\nFrancis, a member of the County\nBoard of Commissioners, drove 5\nmiles to the courthou.n to deposit\nthe check with the country treas\nurer. After multi tudious red\ntajic the chick was accepted Ke\ntui\u0027nim: to his cai. :ic found a\nlinnet for over-lime parking, for\na h.i li la had to pay 50 cents.", "confidence": 0.5176, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "r ONLY\n$11995 up\nas low as\n$2.05\nPER WEEK\nafter small\ndown payment", "confidence": 0.7104, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "WASHER", "confidence": 1, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "if CONVENIENT, ADJUSTABLE WRINGER\n★ FULL 8-POUND CAPACITY\nif QUICK-EMPTYING PUMP\n★ ONE-YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY\nAnd famous General Electric Activator washing action —\n\u0022Quick-clean\u0022 washing that washes every piece individuallyI\nCOME IN TODAY!\nAlso Electric Ranges\nElectric Water Heaters", "confidence": 0.8422, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Farmville Mfg. Co.", "confidence": 0.9443, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "PHONE 11\nFARMVILLE\nVIRGINIA", "confidence": 0.8995, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "Sheppards\nMrs. Ira Watkins, of Meredith\nville. and Mrs. Virginia Stegar\nwere dinner guests cf the Hubie\nM Smith family Wednesday\nnight.\nMr. and Mr* Paul Jones en\ntertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack\nJones and daughters. Linda and\nJanet, of Prospect, at dinner Fri\nday night.\nMr and Mrs. J K. Ayres had\nas week end guests their son,\nBilly, of Camp Gordon. Ga„ and\ndaughter Katherine, of Farrn\nville.\nMrs. Alice Forbes visited with\nher brother. Hubie Smith, and\nfamily Friday. Thursday she was\nthe guest of Mrs. Monroe Jones.\nVisit Capital\nDr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson\nspent the week end in Richmond\nvisiting relatives.\nMr. and Mrs. Jim Carter are\nlooking forward to tlie visit of\ntheir daughter. Mrs. Fred McCall,\nand young daughters. Pat and\nLynn, of Bristol, Tenn.. the first\nof March", "confidence": 0.64, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mark had\nas week end guests, her brother\nand sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.\nEdward Basnight and three sons,\nof Back Bay. and another sister.\nMiss Violet Basnight.\nMr. and Mrs. Shirley Wooten\nhad as week end visitors, Miss\nKathleen Parrctt. of Farmville.\nand Mrs. Wooten\u0027s sister and bro\nther-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wil\nliam Gilliam, of Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. .1 L. Jones called\noil Mi\u0027s. Baker Baldridge. Mrs\nJames Finch and Mrs. C. C. Har\nvey. Sunday afternoon. They also\nvisited Dr. and Mrs. Roland\nHutchings and Mrs. Alice Forbes.\nAmon: The Guests\nSunday callers on Mr. and Mrs\nShirley Wooten were Mr. and Mrs\nRobert Wooten. Mr and Mrs. F.\nH Wooten, Jr . Mrs. Floyd Woot\nen. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Shumaker,\nall of Farmville. Mr. and Mi\nMack Hensley, Richard and Pvt\nCharles Hensley, of Cartersvilie.\nand Junior Duty, of Andersonville.\nwere also callers in the Wooten\nhome\nMrs. William Gilliam. Miss\nKathleen Parrott and Mrs. Shir\nley Wooten visited Mr. and Mrs.\nAl ton Parrott on Valentine\u0027s Dav. |\nMi and Mrs. William Chappell\nattended the funeral of Mrs.\nHenry Chappell, in Petersburg,\nTuesday\nHenry Crute called on Mr and\nMr-, M C Elcan. Sunday night.\nFriends m the community ware\nsorry to learn of the death of Mrs.\nW G Crute in Danville, and ■\nsympathy is extended to her fam- j\nily", "confidence": 0.6248, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 45, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "New Canton RFI)\n!\nMr and Mrs. C. W Cave were\ncallers in the home of Mr and\nMrs. John Hurt at Pork Union,\nlas’. Thursday night Mr Hurt\nhas returned from University\nHospital. Charlottesville, much\nimproved\nMr and Mrs Carl Davies, of\nArvonia. were callers in the A If\nMartin and T L Hudgins homes\non Thursday.\nMrs. A D de Bettencourt at\ntended the Mother\u0027s Club meeting\nat Marshall District School on\nMonday night\nMrs. John R Phillips and Mrs.\nJ 1 ,itfon Clarke were callers last\nTuesday afternoon in the J A !\nand W B Clarke home at Gold\nHill.", "confidence": 0.6207, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Among T’ r ( alters\nI! I Apperson Jr., and sons.\nB L III. and Michael, were cal\nlers last Wednesday in the home;\n; of Mr. and Mrs. R G. Snead at j\nFork Union.\nMr. and Mrs. C. W Cave. Mrs. j\nT L Hudgins and Mae Snoddy\nwere visitors in Richmond Mon\nday.\nMr and Mrs. Guy Rogers and\n■ children visited her father. W. T.\nYancey, last Sunday afternoon.\nMr Yancey is slowly improving\nfrom a severe cold\nCallers in the T. L. Hudgins\nhome last week were Mrs. C W.\nCave. Mrs. W. E. Tatum and Mrs.\nOral Bickford.\nVirginia Apperson returned to\nher home in Richmond last Sun\nday after a week’s visit with rela\ntives here\nJ. Ligon Clarke, of Richmond,\nspent ttie past week end with his\nI family here\nI Mrs J. G Yancey spent last\nFriday shopping in Richmond.\nMr and Mrs. Woodrow Harris\nand children Tommy, Mary El\nlon, Bill and Sura, of Winston\nSalem. N C. were week end\nguests of her sister. Mrs A D\ndc Bettencourt\ni Mr. and Mrs. John Noble, of\nArvonia. were callers In the home\nof their son-in-law and daugh\n; ter, Mr and Mrs. Bobby Bickford,\nbet Sunday afternoon\nMae Snoddy visited her home\ni near Mt Tabor last Sunday", "confidence": 0.6176, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 41, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Burkeville\nThe Women of the Presbyterian |\nChurch met Tuesday. Feb 17, in j\ni the chureh with 8 present. The1\npresident. Mrs. W. L. Boswell, pre\nsided and conducted the devotion- i\nal. The following nominating\ncommittee was appointed chair\nman. Mrs J S Agnew. Mrs. H.\nS Boswell and Mrs. Frank Jones.\nBlessing boxes were counted The\nc intents go toward building a\nhome for the aged m Lynchburg.\n,!t rs. W H Kirrhmitr gave the\nreport of the Midw inter Executive\nMeeting in Richmond Plans were\nn ade for a Stewardship Supper,\nto be held in the Municipal Build\ning at 6:30 p m , Friday. Feb. 27.", "confidence": 0.6059, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Howardsville\nGeorge Ripley, son of Mr and\nMrs. W. T. Ripley who has been\nwith the U S Army in Germany,\nis on his way home having left\nGermany the latter part of Jan\nuary.\nPvt. Charlie K Clements Ji .\nleft Richmond by air oil Tuesday\nfor California and dutv in Korea\nAmong those who went to Rich\nmond with his were his wife, his\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. Clements,\nalso Johnnie and David Clemen\u0027•\nMiss Virginia Clements and Hu\nbert Carroll\nMrs. E. Grady Covington. Jr.,\nand small son have returned to\nthe home of her parents, Mr. ant!\nMrs. William Burcher. after an\nextended visit in Jackson. Mi s.\nwith Mr. Covington\u0027s mother, is\nter and other relatives.\nHunter E. Fenwick, J B Ram\nsey. J. T. Hurt. L L. Miles. E. W.\nSnoddy. William Miller and\nChanning H. Moon were among\nthose who attended the Grand\nI.-odve of Masons in session in\nRichmond February 10 to 1J", "confidence": 0.5885, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "•repair Depot\nThe C \u0026• O carpenter force has\nbeen doing some repair work to\nthe Depot here\nSet. Sam Rac.land. Jr., of Fort\nBragg. N. C . visited his parents.\nMr. and Mrs. Ragland, at Glen\nmore fer a few days.\nMrs R. C. Onks and son Ches\n\u0027 ter. of Jonesboro. N. C. visited!\nMr. and Mrs, L 1. Miles, at Glen\n| more. Wednesday night.\nMiss Ettiel Cobb\u0027-, of Richmond\n; was a week end visitor of Mr. and\nMrs. William Goodman Mrs Raul ;\nCobbs and Mrs. George Nutty\nMrs. Clara Miles, of Glenmore. .\nis visiting her son and daughter\nin-law. Mr and Mrs E. J. Miles. ,\nin Maryland\nPansy and Vivian Jamerson ,\nand Dorothy. Betiy and Lindy\nJamerson. Henry Let Allen and\nHugh Brown spent Sunday in\nHopcw ell.\nAmong The Guests\nMr. and Mrs Bon Spencer of\nGlenmore. visited Mr. and Mi .\nAlbert Wood, near Winginn. Tues\nday night\nMiss Margaret Brown, of Green\nville, S. C. has been vi-itmu hei\nparents. Mr. and Mr C N.\nBrown\nMr. and Mrs C N Brown\nMargaret and Betty Hr \\vn visited\nthe Jamero.sn family at Dillwyn\nS iturdav\nJames McFadden. of Norfolk.\nUSN, spent the week end witli Li.\nwife and son here in the home of\nMr. and Mrs C }•\u0027 Clements\nMr. and Mrs. II E. Fenwick.\nMrs. E Grady Cowneton. J T\nIrving and Verna rd Hurt were\namong those shopping in Scott*\nville on Thursday\nMrs. A L Thacker and Mi\nKlise Cobb, ol Warren, spent Sun\nday in the home pf M: and Mrs.\nJ. T Hurt\nThere were ab.u ’ \u0027JO peonl» pre\ntent at the birthday party m\nhonor of Mrs. Clyde Brown, on\nSaturday nigh:.\nMrs. Frank Jones conducted the\nprogram on the Protest mt leader.\nWilliam Carey\nMr. and Mr- McLean I.eoth\nand children. Barcley and Martha\nScott, returned, this week, fr mi\na two-weeks visit with Mi Far\nrar\u0027s parents. Mr. and Mr Is”\u0022 ■\nRand, at West Palm Beach. Fit.\nON MOT SEAT\nVienna, Austria The prob\nlem of how to keep musicians,\nwho play for Vienna\u0027s outdoor ice\nrevue, which is half in the open,\nwarm was solved recently. Warm\nair is blown at them Horn all di\nrections and. besides, that, the\nseats on which they sit are elec\ntrically heated", "confidence": 0.5382, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 74, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "Good\nClean!\nF«/", "confidence": 0.4597, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "SUPERVISED\nROLLER SKATING\nIt * a swell spot! and a healthful ac\nt.vity for the kids . . . and qrown up*\nloo\u0027 All session* mo supervised.", "confidence": 0.6085, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "SCHEDULE\nMonday Thru Saturday\n7:45 |\u003E. m to 11:00 p. ill.\nFRIDAY\nI!:SO to 5:3(1 p. mi lor children\nSATIKII AY\n10 to 12 for Tiny Tots\n3 to 5:0(1 p. m for Teen Agers\nSI’NDAY\n2:00 to 5:00 p. tit.\nDungarees. (food Slacks per\nmitted Monday n:ght. Tuesday\nnight and Saturday afternoons\nONLY.\nADMISSION 50e (tax Inrl.)\nDoor Prizes Every Thursday\nSAVE YOI It TICKETS\nGiven with Every Night Adin.\n•\nHILLTOP ROLLER\nRINK\nE. II. POSTON. Proprietor\nOn Route 400 East\nFARMVHXE, V V\nAgents lor the famous t nieago\nBoot Skates $17.95 \u0026 $19.95", "confidence": 0.5515, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "Bremo Bluff\nMr and Mrs. S. T. Ranson\n•;P*-ni Sunday afternoon at Dill\nw.vn with Mr. and Mrs R B. Ran\nson.\nRiven! visitors of Mr. and Mrs.\nK. A Shipp were Mr and Mrs.\nBuddie Nos! rim and Mrs. Lottie\nKidd, of Portsmouth, Mr. and\nMrs Claude Carmichael, ol Char\n.\u0027 ttesville. Freddie Shipp, of Dela\nware. Mr and Mrs Carey Shipp\nand children and Mr. and Mrs. ■\nJ A Shipp, of \u0027Bear Garden. ” |\nNew Canton.\nMrs* Harry Morris and Mrs. 1\nCharles Melton were business visi\ntor.- in Srottsville Saturday after\nnoon.\nMrs. Janies Wright and Mrs.,\nMary Johnson, of Louisa, visited I\nFriday night in the homes of Mrs. ■\nB. W. Ancell. Mrs. R. A. Morris *\nand Mrs Dorsey G. Smith.\nMrs. Arnold Wilson, who has1\nbeen very sick for several months\nnow convalescing\nMrs. .Tames Ferneybouch, of\nFayetteville. N. C.. visited her\nmother. Mrs. L W. Cabell, last\nweek. Mrs. Cabell has been very\nsick Tor several weeks.\nMrs. Dorsey G Smith returned\nhome several weeks ago from", "confidence": 0.5948, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 34, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "Miss Virjrie M. Dec,\nOf Keysville, Dies\nA graveside funeral service for\nM: Virpie Mae Gee. 22. of Keys\nville. was held Wednesday after\nnoon al Union Grove Baptist\nChurch Cemetery in Lunenburg\ncounty. j\nThe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i\nJ R. Gee. of Keysville, Miss Gee I\n(tied Sunday. Feb. 15. in a Lynch\nburg Hospital\nBesides her parents, she is :\nurvivod by one brother. J. R. •\nGee. Jr., of Richmond, and five}\nasters. Mrs. Levi Parrish, of Vic- |\ntoria. and Mrs. Irvin Hanks and |\nthe Misses Ruby, Elinor and j\no:an Gee. all of Keysville.", "confidence": 0.5883, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "CALL 3009W\nMTt I’HOM: 2009*1\nFOR FLOWERS\n« i imcr.\u0027l llcsicn*\nc \\ **i J\u0027loiter*\n«* \u003C lit S lower*\nsa (orsaftet\nWe Deliver Your Order\nAny wii.cn\nTry Our Servicr\nYou Will L ike 11\nYi u Will Save Money.\nWERE, FLORIST\nVile f ast On KoutC 63K\n1 armvillf, V.i.", "confidence": 0.5378, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "Brownwood. Texas, where she\nvisited her son and family, the\nRev. and Mrs. Dorsey G. Smith.\nS. T. Ranson, II of Richmond,\nspent the week end with his\nmother. Mrs. Howard Ranson.\nFlu is rampant in this com\nmunity as in all others, it seems.\nMrs. Green Davis and Mrs. Lee\nBanton are the latest victims.\nGaynelle. Shirley. Mary. June\nand Henry Maxey visited their\nsister. Mrs. Carl Bryant. Sunday.\nLondon\u0027s Fieet Street is famous\nfor its newspaper publishing\nhouses.\nAndrophobia is a fear of men.", "confidence": 0.6812, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "Mrs. S. (J. Eubank\nOf Keysville, Dies\nA funeral service for Mrs. Mary\nMoorehcad Eubank, 58. ol near\nKeysville. was held Thursday\nafternoon at her home. Burial\ntook place in the Christian Church\nCemetery at Ontario\nMrs. Eubank, widow of Samuel\nG. Eubank, died Tuesday. Feb 17\nin a Richmond hospital\nSurviving are five sons. Andrew\nJ.. Rolfe D. and Samuel G Eu\nbank. Jr., all of Ontario. William\nEubank, of Drakes Branch, and\nJames J. Eubank, of Fort Knox\nKy.. and two granddaughters.", "confidence": 0.6538, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "DRESSES\nFrom our bright and Pa\nrade-worthy collection of\nFaster fashions — suits\nand dresses to take you\nright on through spring.\nYou’ll love the exciting\nnew styles — the sweet\nand low prices.", "confidence": 0.5969, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "Fashion ( hatter\nSilhouette is slender\nwith hark movement in\nterpreted in low placed\npleats at centtr hack of\ndaytime clothes, and\nbustle treatment for\nevening. Alternative sil\nhouettes have straight\nall-around pleat iny or\nstem-like torsos with\nfullness near hemline.\nDaytime lengths are\nabout It! 1 L\u003E inches off\nt he floor.\nJust Lee", "confidence": 0.6146, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 16, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "Dorothy May Store\n“Fannville’s Only Exclusive Woman’s Slow\u0022", "confidence": 0.698, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "The Singer Sewing Center is Now Offering Special\nSewing Courses at Their New Location.", "confidence": 0.8234, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": "Mrs. Grace Gore, Educational Supervisor from\nWashington, I). C., nil I answer gour questions\nand enroll gou for these morning and afternoon\nclasses, schedule as folloirs:\nTuesday, February 24—9:30 a. m.\nTuesday. February 24—2:00 p. m.\nThursday, February 26—9:30 a. m.\nThursday, February 26-2:00 p. m.", "confidence": 0.7268, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK35", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "order": 34, "text": "Come In and Make You*’ Reservation Now.\nsewing CENTER Classes are Limited.", "confidence": 0.7101, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK36", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "order": 35, "text": "SINGER SEWING CENTER\n224 X. M\u0027un St. F^one tilt Farmville. I n.", "confidence": 0.7334, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK37", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "order": 36, "text": ", . «\nI\nf]V SHOITINC.\n.17’\nOSBORN\nBROTHERS\nFRESH\nEGGS\ndox 39c\nCRACKERS\nbox 29c\nm w i f 11 \u003E. I \u003E, I 31", "confidence": 0.6066, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK38", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK38", "order": 37, "text": "I", "confidence": 1, "fontSize": null, "maxFontSize": null, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK39", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK39", "order": 38, "text": "30 EXTRA\nCupi From \u003CP j\nEvery Pound", "confidence": 0.5688, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK40", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK40", "order": 39, "text": "1IFK8H FY\u0027S\nSUGAR\n10ibs 95c\nPOTATOES\n10 **. 39c\ncuiott\nPINEAPPLE\nNo. 2 1 Cans ,\n4 cans $].00\nCHAPE FKl\u0027iT\nJUICE\n](’» ()/. Cans\n5 cans $1.00", "confidence": 0.5869, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7/source/BLOCK41", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#7", "pageIndex": 6, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK41", "order": 40, "text": "JU.ENDED\nJUICE\n46 Oz. Cans\n5 cans $1.00\nORANGE\nJUICE\nNo. 2 Can\n10c\nSLICED\nPINEAPPLE\nNo. 2 \u003C \u0027ans\n5 cans $1.00\nPORK\nSAUSAGE\n3 fe $1.00\nHAMBURGER\n3il tfl AA\nlbs,", "confidence": 0.7388, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Second In Scries\nPrimary Teeth Are Important Factors\nIn Normal, Healthy Child Development", "confidence": 0.8297, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "(Editor\u0027s Note: American\nDental Association sponsored\nthe fifth annual National Chil\ndren\u0027s Dental Health Day, Mon\nday, Feb. 2, to focus public\nattention on the need for more\ndental health education and\neare for children. The Farm\nTille Herald, in co-operation\nwith Farmville dentists, pre\nsents the second in a series of\neducational articles about den\ntal health for children.)\nJane. 18. graduated w ith honors\nfrom a mid-western nigh school,\nlast June. He^ intelligence quo\ntient qualified her for college.\nBut Jane decided to take a job as\na scrubwoman in a downtown of\nfice building at night. She said\nshe didn\u0027t have the funds for col\nlege. even though scholarships\nwere hers for the asking.\nThe real reason for this flight\nfrom reality was Jane\u0027s embar\nrassment over her appearance.\nShe didn\u0027t want people to see her\nbecause she had a severe defor\nmity of the teeth. They were out\nof position. Her cuspids Jutted out\nhigh in the gums, so they looked\nlike fangs. Her incisors or front\nteeth were widely separated. Her\nupper jaw protruded over her\nlower.", "confidence": 0.7032, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Jane\u0027s condition is known den\ntally as “malocclusion,\u0027\u0027 meaning\nirregularities in tooth position.\nA survey by the Chicago Board\nof Health showed almost half of\nChicago\u0027s school children had the\ncondition in varying degrees.\nOne of the chief causes for it,\nthe survey found, was premature\nloss of primary, or first, teeth.\nThe survey concluded that a \u0027 dis\neased primary tooth can be as\nhazardous as a diseased perma\nnent tooth.”\nHere is what happens when a\nprimary tooth comes out too\nearly becaaise of decay: teeth on\neither side of the gap tend to\ndrift together and close the va\ncant space. A few years later,", "confidence": 0.6885, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "when the permanent tooth Is\nready to come in, there isn’t room\nfor it where nature intended. It\nmay. therefore, push its way\nthrough high up in the gums.\nWith teeth erupting in odd po\nsitions in a growing .law, the\nchild\u0027s facial symmetry may\nchange decidedly. In this tele\nvision era. when society is more\nconscious of the value of beau\ntiful teeth than ever before, this\ncan be a personal tragedy.\nNo one knows how much .juve\nnile delinquency stems from the\nrebellion of a dentally deformed\nvoungster against a society that\n.tjeerihgly called him \u0022rabbit\nface.\u0022 or \u0022Andy Gump,\u0022 or \u0022drip\nping teeth.\u0022", "confidence": 0.6749, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Social workers believe there are\nhundreds of girls like Jane who\ngave up life coals at an earlv age\nand retreated from the world.\nThe story of primary teeth neg\nlect doesn\u0027t end with a lost per\nsonality. Well-functioning teeth\nare a. necessary part of a child\u0027s\ndigestive apparatus, particularly\nI in a period of rapid growth and\ni development. With the capacity\n| to chew affected, proper foods\nj often cannot be eaten.\nNeglected primary teeth can be\nI a factory, too. in gum disease so\n! prevalent in later life.", "confidence": 0.669, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 16, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "Minister Of Music\niContinued from Pane li\nstill preaching and organizing\nchurches in the Norfolk Presby\ntery. A brother, the Rev. Ernest\nK. Emurian. who has spoken in\nFarmville on several occasions, is\npastor of Elm Avenue Methodist\nChurch, Portsmouth. His paternal\ngrandfather, the Rev. Krikor B.\nEmurian. was a Congregational\nclergyman tor 50 years in his\nnative town in Armenia. His\nmaternal grandfather, the Rev.\nHarutune S. Jenanyan was found\ner and head of a Christian college\nin Tarsus. Asia Minor.", "confidence": 0.7483, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Travel Council Film\nHere Monday\nOpen To Public\nLocal leaders in the develop- i\nment of travel to Virginia will be\ncome getors for a few hours In\nFarmville on February 23 at the\nHotel Wc.vanoke when the Virgin\nia Travel Council will be here pre\nparing a film with which to ad\nvertise Virginia and at the same\ntime will exhibit a film showing\nVirginia\u0027s recent progress in ad-1\nvert using the Old Dominion\nThe picture to be shown is en\ntitled \u0022The Billion Dollar Story\u0022\nand shows the work done by the\nCouncil and volunteers from the\ntravel Industry from Canada to\nFlorida. It will be shown in the\nbanquet room of the hotel at 10:30\na. m.\nLocal pictures made will be in\ncorporated in a film to be used by\nthe Council in its campaigns to\n: bring more business to Virginia.\n1 All pictures being produced will be\nin *ound and color. R. Parker Nel\nson. Field Director of the Council.\n; in conjunction with V. L. Paris,\n! Chairman of the Motion Picture\nProgram, will be here to present\n| the picture, which is open to the\nj public.", "confidence": 0.6564, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 34, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Selective Service\n\u003CContinued from facje 1\u003E\ngiving his permanent home ad\ndress as his place ol residence\nwhen he registers at a board\naway from home can not be over\nemphasized. The place of resi\ndence which he gives when regis\ntering determines the local board\nwhich will always have jurisdic\ntion over the registrai.t.\nAny person who changes from\na status which dui not require\n| his registration to a status which\ndoes not require it must register\npromptly to be within the law,\naccording to local Se.ective Serv\nice Boards. Maximum penalty for\nviolation of any of the provisions\nof the scelctive service- law is five\nyears in prison, or a fine of $10,\n000, or both.\n—I___\nBungalow houses originated in\nIndia.", "confidence": 0.6922, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "\u0027\nXeus For Veterans\nVA Sounds GI\nInsurance Warning\nHundreds of Vir„.nia veterans\nstand to lose thousands of dol\nlars In lapsed OI tcnn life insur\nance during 1953, unless they\nreinstate and renew ihosc policies\nbefore the expiration date of\ntheir policies.\nIn making this announcement.\nVeterans Administration said the\npolicies involved arc lapsed term\nNational Service Lift Insurance\n\u0027NSLIi that were issued to two\ngroups of World War II and post\nWorld War II veterans in this\narea.", "confidence": 0.6953, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "The first group were World !\nWar II veterans who took out\nNSLI policies while they were in\nservice during the year 1945. The\nsecond group were World War II\nand post-World War II veterans\nwho took out term policies while\nthey were in service during 1948.\nThe first group had policies with\n8-year terms to run. and the sec\nond group\u0027s policies had terms of\n5 sears, both of them expiring\njuring tfie year 1953.\nIn Virginia, approximately 24.\n500 veterans are aifected and\nstand to lose about $195,000,000.\nIf veterans in both groups do not\nwish to lose altogefher the insur\nance coverage under these poli\ncies. they must reinstate them\nbefore the policies expire. VA\nsaid. Otherwise, unuer present\nlaws, they will not be eligible for\nfurther GI life insurance.\nPolicies may be reinstated by\napplying to a Veterans Adminis\ntration office. If tiic policy has\nbeen lapsed for three months, the\nveteran must pass a physical\nexamination. The payment of\ni wo monthly premiums is also re\nquired.\nPresident Eisenhower has or\ndered the Bureau of Labor Statis\ntics to revive, until June 30. its\nold cost-of-living index and to\npublish it along with the revised\nindex which will be the govern\nment\u0027s official index for public\npolicy purposes.", "confidence": 0.6622, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 40, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "The Service of \u0022Mr. 4%” is reflected in\nJefferson Standard’s\n*\n46th Annual Report", "confidence": 0.5491, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "MORE PROTECTION FOR MORE PEOPLE. Jefferson Standard during\nthe past year continued to grow in stature and in usefulness to the insuring\npublic. New life insurance placed by the company\u0027s lieldmen in 1952 ex\nceeded $153 million, a 209r increase over 1951. Insurance in force reached a\nnew high of $1,136,600,000. a gain of $97 Million for the year.\nToday Jefferson Standard is providing a measure of financial security for\nmore than 350,000 policyholders in 29 states, the District of Columbia, and\nPuerto Rico.", "confidence": 0.8038, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Payments to policyholders and beneficiaries during the year just closed\namounted to $13,500,000, bringing total payments since organization of the company to $226 Million.\nAssets ot the company increased by more than $28 Million to a year-end total of $324,852,407.\nInvestment earnings were maintained at a high level throughout the year, and JefTcrson Standard for the\nsixteenth Near leads all major life insurance companies in rate of interest earned on investments.", "confidence": 0.809, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "\u0022WHO IS MR. 4%?\u0022\nMr. 4% represents the Jefferson Standard\nJefferson Standard, now guaranteeing 2\u0027:rc on policies currently\nissued, has never paid less than 4\u0027,\u0027 on policy proceeds left on deposit\nto provide income. Four per cent is the highest rule of interest paid\nby any major life insurance company in America!\nMr 4rr. a welcome v isitor in the homes and offices of thousands of\npolicy holders, is pointing the way to extra ituomc through 4rr. llis\nfriendly counsel is helping policyholders anti beneficiaries toe life\ninsurance more effectively—the Jefferson Standard way.\nFor Example\nOn a M 0.000 life insurance policy, interest income at 21$ Co\namounts to only $250 per vear ... at 4rf it amounts to 5400\nper year—55,000 outre inettrtte tner a 2t)-\\ear period*\n\u003E\nJefferson Standard\u0027s investment record is outstanding in the life insur\nance industry. I he company\u0027s excellent earnings rate makes it possible\nto provide extra income dollars to the policyholder or beneficiary,\nlor 46 years Jefferson Standard policies have never paid less than\n4,o interest on proceeds left vvith the company to provide income.\nLet Mr. 4% Serve You\nSmall wonder, then, that more and more people arc turning to their\nlocal Jefferson Standard Mr. 4ro. Jefferson Standard policy dollars arc\nlarger. Keep in touch with your Mr. 4%— he\u0027s a good man to know.", "confidence": 0.6762, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 24, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "Jefferson Standard\nLife Insurance Company\nCondensed\n46TH ANNUAL STATEMENT*\nDecember 31, 1933\nasmts\nC««b.$ 4.397.D49\n. 94443403\nStack*, Preferred A Cemmen. . 39,704,434\nMertfeg* lean*. 146,733436\nLenta tack teal litete. . , 14,343,733\nOther Real litata Including\nMama Office building . . . 3,394,360\nlaani te Palicyhaldert 31,330,633\nAll Other .. 11,391,903\nTOTAL AS3ITS .... $334433407\nLIARIllTItS\nPalicy Reiarvai.$330433433\nReterva far Palicy Claim*. . . 971,003\nPalicy Praceadt left with 31,036,794\nCempany.\nDividend* far Palicyhaldert . . 3467400\nInvestment fluctuatian fund. . 7,96*499\nOther liabilitie* and Roervet . 13.1*3,93*\nTOTAL LIARIIITIIS . . . $3(3433407\nCentingency Reterva . . . 3,000,000\nCapital and Surplut. . . . 36,000,000\nTOTAL.$334433407\n*Copy of booklet containing our com\npfet* report ovoifobfe on request.", "confidence": 0.72, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "JULIAN PRICE, Special Representative\nMeherrin, Virginia", "confidence": 0.742, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "Jefferson Standard life insurance co.\nHOME OFFICE • GREENSBORO. N. C.", "confidence": 0.8067, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Amelia High Whips\nHull Dogs 36-33\nfn Last 20 Seconds\nAmelia High School\u0027s Orioles\ndowned the Bull Dogs of Law\nrenoevillo High Friday night 36\nto 33 on the last twenty second\nfoul shooting and lay-up of Bob\nKidd.\nThe game was close throughout\nwith the greatest point spread at\nany time being four points. Kidd\u0027s\ntwo successful foul shots came\nwith the Orioles trailing 32-33\nand the clock shown,h 20 seconds\nleft. Just seconds oefore the\nfinal buzzer sounded lie cashed in\non a lay-up to make the final\ncount 36-33.\n■ - - •", "confidence": 0.6494, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "The game was decided at the\nfoul line, because of the tight de\nfense thrown up by ooth teams.\nLawrenceville\u0027s forward. Sopho\nmore Gene Lucy, was the night\u0027s\ntop scorer with 13 points Ame\nl: :\u0027s bob Kidfl al\u0027.o tre Bull Dogs\nFiayser were next with 11.\nHarry Warren s outstanding\nteboundlng effort contributed\nheavily to Amelia\u0027s victory, the\nthird of the season\nAmelia U fi H 13 36\nLHS 3 3 13 9—33\nFHS Basketball\niContinued irom t’cwc 1\u003E\nsix feet, and in Bullis, a transfer\nfrom He pewell. the Rams have a\nfine, set-shot artist at left guard.\nWhat\u0027s more, the Rams, remem\nbering last year\u0027s bitter district", "confidence": 0.6379, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 21, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Travel Council Film\nTo He Shown Here\nA sound and color film \u0027The\nBillion Dollar Story\u0027 telling of\nthe Virginia Travel Council\u0027s pin\ngram ol the past two years to\nouild tiavel in Uw Old Dominion\nwill be sir wn in Farmville Feb\nruary 23. at 10 a m\nA Travel Council announcement\nconcerning toe lilm reports tlut\nthe showing will be or great in ■\ntereit to those with a stake in\ntravel business Alio that all pv\nons Interested in assisting the\ntourney pill, after two regular\nseason defeats of FIT. would like\nnothing better than t \u003E spoil the\nWolverines clean slate", "confidence": 0.5616, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Travel Council in promoting the\nstate\u0027s third largest business are\nwelcome\nThe film i bom shown\nthroughout Virginia\u0027, important\ntravel areas this week Announce -\nnon* o! the place of showing wilt\ne made within a few days.\nThe bungalow originated in the\nOrient\nColored News\nHOSPITAL NTAVS\nOtn.wa Davis. Parnolin: Lucille\nBacon Fort Mitchell: Laura Free\nman. Shlpwith: McKinley Ros\nFarmville Joshua Cox. Black\n,tom and Mamie Hodge Keys\nv illc.", "confidence": 0.5179, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "\u0022SPRING\u0022\nBARGAIN DAYS!", "confidence": 0.895, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "UIRHLAXD PARK Ginghams and Chambrays. Na\ntionally advertised. Fully guaranteed.\nGinghams Chambrays\nPer Yd. Per Yard\nIMPORTED LIXEXS — Pure imported, patented\nwrinkle resistant finish. Tested and gua- Qi QQ\nranteed. An outstanding buy at this price. *pA**70\nTAFFETAS— Kvery color of the rainbow, including\nblack and white fTQ „\nDon\u0027t miss these N d. t/vt", "confidence": 0.5951, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 10, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "Our Counters are loaded with new\nSpring materials. Sew and save by\nbuying your materials patterns,\nbuttons, zippers and thread from\nour large fresh stock.", "confidence": 0.7782, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "r\n\u0027 JOTTED SWISS — ( ienuine woven\nmaterials, fully guaranteed. Yd. •\nQL\u0027ADRIGA RRIXTS — Solids, lamb... and Baby\nPrints. Absolutely guaranteed in IQ/*\nevery respect ^\nORGAXDY — Fast color shadow printed Permanent\nfinish organdv. All new shades and 70/*\ndesigns.\u0027 Vd.\nTHIL\u0027ES — Solids and prints, matching patterns and\ncolors. Waffle or Wale designs.\nSolid Colors Printed 1 attorns\nPer Yd. Fer Yd.\nORGAXDY — Permanent finish. All the new\nSpring pastid shades, hast t olor\nT/SSTE GIXGHAMS — Woven patterns, the \u0022inest\nthat money can buy. Be sure to see these\nbeautiful Spring patterns V d.\n/•( l EER XYLOXS — Solids and prints iu.ches\nwide. Made from genuine DuPont Nylon. 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Sizes 8\u0027j\nto n.\n2 \u0027 $1.50\nFIRST FLOOR\nLadies’ Slips\nLace Irimmt d Top And Bottom\nWhite. Pink. Blue. Grom. Tea\nrose. Maise. Etc. $1.59 Values.\nonly 97c\nBASEMEN I\nCHILDREN\u0027S\nDRESSES\nIn The Season : Newest Prints\nSolid Colors And Gimrham ■\nDozens And Dozens Of New\nSprint; Styles\n97c\n$1.59\ns,„7\u0022\u0022, $198\nBASEMENT\nNYLON HOSE\nA Wide Assortment Of Shades\nSizes 8\u0027.- to 11 Irrfyillars Of\nValues To $1 35.\n59c \u0022\n2 1 $1.00\nBASEMENT\nLadies’ Shoes\nBallerinas. Novelties And Piay\nShoes. Included Are Wed;;r\nHeels And Flatties. Suedmes\nAnd 1/others. Variety of Styles\nAnd Colors.\nBASEMEN!\n9x12 Kell Rase\nLINOLEUM RUGS\nGuaranteed First Quality. In\nPatterns For Living Room.\nKitchen. Dining Room And\nBedroom.\n°\u0022,y $4.95\nBASEMEN-!\u0027", "confidence": 0.6038, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 45, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "INFANTS\nRECEIVING\nBLANKETS\nSoft. And Washable, In Pmk.\nBlue, Maise, Green And Whitt\n48ceadl\nBASEMENT\nBIRDSEYE\nDIAPERS\n| Tull 77x77 Inch Size.\n°\u0022ly$1.98cloz\nBASEMENT\nBath Towels\nBY CANNON\nUe-aular Size rt FJ Ea.\ne\u003E7C\n; Junior Si/e 29cF\nBASEMENT\nSlumber King\nSheets\nGuaranted First Quality\nDouble Bed Size 81x99\n$1.77\nSinalo Bed Si/e 77x99\n$1.57\nBASEMEN I\n#\nCannon Sheets\nSLIGHT IMPERFECTS\n81x99 Double Bed Size, and\n77x108 extra lony sinyle bed\nsize.\n$1.99\n31x198 Extra Lone Double Bed\nSize.\n°\u0022\u0027y $2.29\nBASEMENT", "confidence": 0.6283, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 37, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "BOYS’ GABARDINE\nDRESS RANTS\n0nly $2.98 Pr\nBASEMENT\nBOYS’SHIRTS\nPlaid Flannel And Plaid Denim\nS Zfs 6 to 16\n0nly $1.98ea\nBASEMENT\nBOYS’ PAJAMAS\nIn Snipes And Fancies Full\n| Cut. Sizes 6 to 16.\n0nly$1.98Pair\nBASEMENT\nBovs\u0027 Dungarees\nOnly $1.57\nBASEMENT\nHOYS\u0027\nBoxer Dungarees\n0n|y $1.27 Rail\nBASEMENT\nHOYS’ KMT\nPOLO SHIRTS\nOnlv 59c\nBASEMENT\nChildren’s Shoes\nOxfords. Play Shoes And Dress\nShoes. Good Si lection Of Styles\nColors And Sizes.\n.$1.98 $3.98\nBASEMENT", "confidence": 0.6257, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#8", "pageIndex": 7, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "I Men’s Sport 8\u003Ehirts\nGabardine, l\u003E n River Wrinkl\nShed, Barkcloth and Chanibray.\n2-Wav Collars. All Sines.\n$2.98\nFIRST FLOOR\nMen’s\nAthlectc Shirts\nBy fiQp\nManstyle O\\*\nB IQ/.\nl\u0027ruit-of-The Loom L\nMen’s Briefs\nB ^Qr»\nManstyle\nBv fiQp\nFruit -of-The-L\u003C)om\nMen’s T-Shirts\nBy Manstylr. fTQ\nNylon Rrin(orce\u003Cl I c/v\u003E\nFIRST FLOOR\nMen’s Shoes\nWork And Dress Shoes, Blacks.\nBrawns And Tans. All Sics.\nUp\nBASEMENT\nMen’s Work C lothes\nDenim Dunya roes $1.98\nFlannel Shirts $1.98\nHeavy Union Suits $1 93\nChamb\u0027ray shirts $1.27\nMATIIC INC PANTS* SHIRTS\nPants $2.98 up - Shifts $1 98 up\nRockford Socks, pr. 2ac\nSweat Shuts $1.59\nCarpenter Overalls $3.69\nPainters Overalls $2 98\nBASEM E N T\nFOAM RUBBER\nPILLOWS\n$198\nBASEMENT", "confidence": 0.5426, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 42, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "The Farmville Herald\nPUBUSHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY\nJ. B. WALL . Owner and Publisher\nSubscription Rates In Virginia\n1 Year (By Mail* .$3.00\n6 Months (By Mail) . $1.75\n1 Year (By Carrier in Farmville) $3.50\n1 Month \u0027By Carrier in Farmville) . $ .35\nSubscription Rates Outside Virginia\n1 Year . $4 00\n\u003CWith Comics) .$4.75", "confidence": 0.6894, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "All communications and tunnies should be addressed to\nTill HI KAI l). Farmviilc, Virginia\n1 altered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Farmville,\nVirginia, under An of Congress of March 1R~9", "confidence": 0.4975, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Member . Virginia Press Association\nMember National Editorial Association", "confidence": 0.6326, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "_Fill DAY, FKRKl\u0027ARV 20, 195:;_", "confidence": 0.5024, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Farmville And Industry", "confidence": 0.7033, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "P*ARM YILLE has made steady, substantial\nindustrial growth during the past\ntwelve years. Interesting statistics gather\ned by the Herald in an editorial of-March\n19-11 point to the fact which too often is\noverlooked.\nIn 1921, from records and estimates we\nfind 252 employees in industrial work with\nan annual payroll of $112,699. In 19-11, says\nthe editorial, eleven industries employed\n925 with an annual payroll of $575,000. In\n1952, ten firms employed 797 with an an\nnual payroll of $1,626,600. These figures\nare approximate and are used only to show\nthe trend. Manufactured products include\nshoes, building materials or millwork. pack\ning boxes, garments, dairy products, and\nprinting and laundry services. No addition\nal industry has been established in Farm\nville during the past twelve-year period,\nhowever a steady growth and development\nare indicated in those well established.\nAnother important observation is the diver\nsied nature of the local industries.\nOne or more additional manufacturing\nplants would complement the present\nplants and attract additional local labor,\nthereby furnishing additional payroll for\nthe trade channels.\nIndustry is attracted to locations best\nsuited for its particular operation. Trans\nportation. water supply, availability of a\nsuitable site and employees, either trained\nor callable of training, are major considera\ntions. Many other factors enter into the", "confidence": 0.7057, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "selection of a location, some being peculiar\nto the type of product. Each of these fac\ntors is considered in competition with those\nto be found at other locations. Selection of\nlocations is highly competitive.\nQuite often the locality is expected to\nprovide some assistance. Some years ago\nwhen industry began to move south, many\ntowns vied with each other in extravagant\noffers. Firms seeking new locations now\nare looking more carefully at the natural\nadvantages, secondarily considering local\noffers of financial nature. However, manu\nfacturers quite often desire locally provid\ned housing for their employees, or financi\nal backing in securing a suitable building.\nThe Herald suggests that the business\nmen interested in locating additional in\ndustry in Farmville organize a development\ncompany with a constituted board of direo\ntors and officers. Sufficient capital could\nbe paid in or pledged to promote and\ndevelop the local potentialities. An inform\nal group, the Chamber of Commerce or town\nofficials can and have served as point of\ncontact for industrial survey and promotion\nbut an organization constituted for the\npurpose, with financial standing is ulti\nmately necessary to effect the location of a\nplant. Past experience will bear this out.\nA practical step would be to organize the\ndevelopment company first and then pro\nmote the advantages of Farmville.\nOne or two well-adapted industrial\nplants would be desirable.", "confidence": 0.7687, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "You Asked For It", "confidence": 0.6985, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "EVIDENT EISENHOWER has ordered\nsharp restrictions dn tin* spending\nauthority of all departments and agencies\nin tile government. This was his first major\neffort to balance the budget and reduce un\nnecessary expense. In taking this action\nthe President is fulfilling his campaign\npledges.\nReduction of federal employees is going\nto hurt somebody. Those who are cut off\n. will have to find employment in private in\ndustry. possibly come back home and find\ntheir places. Demand for clerks, steno\ngraphers ami secretaries is active in most\ncommunities and it shouldn\u0027t be too diffi\ncult for private business to .absorb efficient\nemployees whose government service is dis\ncoid imied.\nActually, Budget Director jloscph M.\nDodge, sent out the notifications to the de\npartment and agency chiefs. The letter of\ninstructions is reported to have contained\norders for a curb on the hiring of new em\nployees and limitations on new construction\nprojects. The instructions also prohibit\ngovernment units from increasing their ex\npenditures above the .January level.\nDodge also reportedly asked for sugges\ntions as to revisions downward in the hud\nget proposed by former President Truman.", "confidence": 0.5809, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "That budget contained expenditures of\n$78,600,000,000. Mr. Truman estimated\nreceipts at about $10,000,000,000 less than\nthat amount, thus indicating a budget de\nficit of approximately ten billion dollars.\nThe Eisenhower move to balance the\nbudget, and cut Federal expenditures, is a\nweldame move and one which has been long\nawaited by the American public. One can\nonly hope it is the first of a number of\nmajor efforts to cut out deadwood, elimi\nnate unnecessary spending and reduce the\nlevel of expenditures generally. It is the\nhope of most Americans that the efficiency\nof their government can be increased by a\nreduction in the number of employes. It is\nwell known that some feather-bedding in\ngovernment where employees have actually\nbecome so numerous as to impede efficiency\nof operations.\nWhile we assume that Mr. Truman was\ncompletely sincere in his belief that the\nbudget could not be cut further, we cannot\naccept a theory which presumes the vast\nmultitudes of government workers to be\nabsolutely essential to the last man. We\nhope to see thousands of jobs eliminated\nand billions of dollars saved, and any lesser\nresult from the Eisenhower Administration\nw ill In\u0027 a disappointment.", "confidence": 0.6869, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "\u0027 Mi \\\\ ay Back", "confidence": 0.5112, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "(Ji\u0027iuTalissimo Cliiany Kai-shek recent l.v\nresponded to President Kisenhower’s de\nneutralization of Formosa with a statement\nreiterating his determination to reyain\n\u003C hina. The leader of Nationalist (\u0027hina\ncalled the Kisenhovver decision \u0022not only\njudicious, but militarily and morally\nsound.\u0022\nThe most interest iny part of Kai-shek’s\nstatement was his announcement that the\nChinese Nationalists would not seek the in\nfantry of any other nation in the effort to\nreyain \u003C hina. In addition to other assur\nances. he said: \u0022I would like to assure our\nfriends abroad that the Republic of China\nwill not ask for aid in yround forces from\nany nation to achieve our yoal.\u0022\nIt. oi course, remains to lie seen whether\nKai-shek, with the limited manpower at Ids\ncommand on Formosa, can build and lead\nan army strony enouyh to rout tin- Chi\nnese Communists w no will, no doubt, be\naided by Russia in any renewal ot Chinese\n• civil war. However, the intention not to\nuse foreign infantry, is all-important, and\nPile can only hope that it will be adhered", "confidence": 0.5892, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "1\u0022. even il it means delay in the regaining\nof China by the Nationalists.\nThere are methods which the United\nStates can adopt which would help the Chi\nnese, and which might bring about long\nterm pressure to enable the Nationalists to\nreconquer their homeland. These methods\nconsist of naval blockade, and other pres\nsures. both economic and political. (Jen-:\neralissimo Kai-shek, in the meantime,\ncould stage commando raids on the coast,\ndeudop a larger Chinese underground force\nand encourage all Chinese to throw off the\nshackles of Communist domination.\nThis process might conceivably require\nsome years before the full eflects would be\nfelt. However, it is superior to the alter-1\nnative, which would require United Nations\ntroops to help Kai-shek do the job, and is\nthe logical approach to the Chinese prob\nlem.\nThe goal of the Eisenhower Administra\ntion. regarding China, \u0027should he, and ap\nparently is, to do everything short of in\nvoicing l nited States soldiers in the de\nveloping battle for China.", "confidence": 0.601, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "W, T. serin In be unabU\u0027 in enmince our\ns\u003C\u0027l\\es that every issue is as important\nus some people think it is.", "confidence": 0.5478, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "I \u003E1 (. A I I OX is a tremendous incentive\ntoward better living. but there is need\ntor better education .as well.", "confidence": 0.6108, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "k vlsKw^i -lal U. form MWW\u0027S\nS Ka I l«»\u003Eson«-_vfwMizSlj\nSCRIPTURE M;«tthew 22 15-46\nDEVOTIONAL READING: 11 Corin\nthians 2 14—3:6.\nAnswers—Plus!\nI.csson for February 22, 1953\nAN February 22 we celebrate\nthe birthday of a man who tit\nis said) claimed he could not tell\na lie That is an exaggeration. Al\nmost any man can tell a lie if he\ntries hard enough. But even if this\nwere such a wonderful world that\nliterally nobody could tell a lie,\nit might still not be the ideal\nworld. For what is most important\nis not choking back the falsehoods,\nimportant as that is. The big thing\nis to tell the truth. And it is even\nharder to tell the truth and tell it\nright, than to keep from lying\nTruth can be told m a dull way so\nthat no one listens to it If truth\nis worth telling it ought to be\npointed. —and when we say \u0027 point\ned\u0022 we mean that three ways.\n* * *\nPointed At—\nFor one thing, truth may as well\nnot be told at all if it is nut pointed\nat somebody. There\u0027s no use tell\ning your deaf old grandmother\nabout the circus; she\u0027s nut going", "confidence": 0.5867, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 34, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "rhere is nr use\ntelling a small\nbaby to keep his\nface c 1 e an\nThere\u0027s no use\ngiving a lecture\non space-heating\nto an audience of\nHot t e n t o t s;\nthey \u0022r e hot\nenough already.\nYou’re talking to", "confidence": 0.6268, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "the wrong people. ,,r- foreman\nTruth ought to be fitted for. and\npointed toward, the people who\nneed it The Master-Teacher him\nself showed how this is done Much\nof Jesus’ most vital teaching was I\ndirected to what we would call\n\u0022hecklers \u0022 Sometimes their qucs- j\ntions were meant to trip him up ’\n\u0027like the three recorded m Mat\nthew 22) Sometime they were j\nasked from mere curiosity, .scene\ntimes they were* desperate gi p- ;\nmgs for light But whale vor the !\nmotive. Jesus ah-, ays guv\u003C them\nanswers—plus, lie would take ad\nvantage of the moment to push m\na pointed truth If only preachers\nand Sunday school teachei s and\npoliticians too would spend more\ntime answering the questions peo\nple do ask. instead of questions\nthey don’t ask!", "confidence": 0.5325, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 23, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Sharp Enough To Stick\nThere is another sense in which\ntruth, to be effective must be paint\ned. It lias to be the opposite of\ndull. Now there are situations\nwhere truth can be dull, and wel\ncome. If you are looking up in the\nencyclopaedia the population of\nNorth Dakota, or trying to find out\nwhat niacin is. you don\u0027t want to be\namused, startled or entertained.\nYou just want plain fact, plainly\nstated. Professors and other studi\nous people arc trained to absorb\ntruth no matter how dully it is\npresented. It\u0027s a poor student w ho\ncan t learn as much from a dry\nprofessor as from a witty one.\nBut most human situations are\nnot in class-rooms. Truth that is\nnot dry. ought not to sound dry.\nTruth that\u0027s worth remembering\nought to be told in such a w ay that\nit can\u0027t be forgotten. Again, our\nLord\u0027s teaching was of this sort.\nHe never told a dull truth, and he\nnever told his bright truth in a\ndull way. His sayings are all point\ned; they have a way of sticking in\nthe mind What he says flashes in\nthe eye like sunlight on steel.\nThere was no one around taking\nnotes wh\u0027 ii Jesus spoke His say\nings are remembered not because\nsomebody had a ;.d notebook but\nbecause what hr said, stuck.", "confidence": 0.5324, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 36, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "“To The Point\u0022\nWhat do wc mean by a point\nless jokr or a pointless remark?\nWc mean, of course, that the thing\nwas not worth saying, however\ntrue it may have been. Wc want\npeople to speak to the point. If\nwe are going to listen to them wc\nw ant them to be saying something\nthat is worth saying, something\nwe\u0027ll be worse off for not knowing.\nNow again Jesus\u0027 teaching was |\npointed truth in this sense. It was\nrelevant truth, it was truth dealing\nwith specific situations. He came I\n\u0022down to brass tacks’’ as we say\nHis teachings did not float away\nup in the clouds, they came down\nto earth and walked there. They \u0027\nhad to do with people\u0027s real prob\nlems. And what we shall find out.\nif wc study Jesus’ teachings faith- ;\nfully, is they deal with our prob\nlems today too. The problem of\nthe demands —sometimes seeming\nto conflict—of church and state, of\ncountry and conscience; the prob\nlems of death and of the life be\nyond; the problem of how best to\nserve and obey God; these con\ncerned the men of ancient Judea,\nthey concern us no less. Jesus\u0027\nwords arc just as pointed today as\nthey were nineteen centuries ago\n\u0027Bavrd on outline-- cnp\\righted h\\ (hr\nllivlsinn of ( hnviUtu ( d tic o 1 ion . N .\u003C -\nOopol f\u0027ounrtl of Ihr 1 hurrhr* of t hrivt\nlo thr 1 v \\ lOlA-ril hv Community\nI’rrSh Sort Irr. ) W\nThe Difference\nPatron: \u0022That barber down the\nstreet has cut his prices down to\n•10 cents for a haircut.\u0022\nBarber \u0027after a withering si\nlence: \u0022Yeah? Weil, a good bar\nber cuts hair and a poor one cuts\nprices \u0022", "confidence": 0.5727, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 47, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "alone at Last", "confidence": 0.865, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "stillloue me?", "confidence": 0.5245, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "RIPPLES\nToday I sit beside my lake.\nThe sun shines blight on high.\nThere are no clouds above my head,\nThe azure blue\u0027s the sky.\n1 gaze on the sparkling water\nThat ripples there until\nThe ripples all have vanished and\nThe water\u0027s calm and still.\n1 can only see the surface\nAnd have no way to know\nIf the ripples on the surface\nAffect the depths below.\nAnd about our lives, 1 wonder\nIf ripples there once start,\nThey affect the surface only\nAnd fail to stir the heart.\nWhether ripples on the water\nAffect the depths below,\nIs a thing I cannot answer.\nI have no way to know.\nThat the stream of Life when rippled,\nOft leaves an inward strain:\nTho calm and still its face may be\nIn heart it brings us pain.\nI know because I have met you.\nThen from you had to part;\nAnd the ripples on Life’s surface\nLie buried in my heart.\nThis heart you stirred will never be\nJlist as it was. again ;\nTho your presence gave me pleasure.\nYour going brought me pain.\n1 do not blame you for it now\nBecause this had to be.\nI shall cherish you forever\nDeep in my memory.\nMy lift enjoyed the ripples when\nThey played upon its face,\nBut scars within my heart\nThe years can ne\u0027er erase.\nThe world sees only tne surface\nAnd has no way to know\nAbout the joys and t he sadness\nDown in our hearts below.\nThat the ripples on Life’s surface\nAffect the heart below,\nI answer ves, and that\u0027s because", "confidence": 0.6842, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 48, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "I have a way to know. 1.. I \u003E. Whitaker", "confidence": 0.6028, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "Movie Guide\nBy Motion Picture committee\nof the Farmville Woman\u0027s Club.\nSTATE THEATER\n\u0027BLACKBKARD THE IURATL\nRousing sea advcutuic with\nRobert Newton playing the role\nof the improbable, but compell\ning villian. Adults and young peo\nple.\nNEVER WAVE AT A WAC\u0022\n—Rosalind Russell glamorizes\nthe WACS m this picture made at\nFort Lee. Adults an young people.\n■RUBY GENTRY \u0027 — Even a\nwealthy marriage does not make\nJennifer Jones, a beauty from the\nNorth Carolina swamplands, ac\nceptable to the society of which\nshe longs to be a part. Moral\nvalues are blurred mien a reli\ngious fanatic ends as a murdered.\nAdults.\nLEE THEATER\n•APACHE WAR SMOKE\u0022\nMost of this film centers about a\nthreatened attack of the Apaches\noil an under-manned Wells Fargo\nstation. The theme is intended to\nbe tile strange mixture of good\nand bad that makes up the cen\ntral character, an outlaw played\nby Gilbert Roland. Adults and\nyoung people.\n•TROPICAL HEAT WAVE\u0027—\nThe Latin songstress. Estrelita.\nhelps physchologist Robert Hut\nton round up criminal types to\nstudy for a thesis. Adults and\nyoung people.\n•IVORY HUNTERS\u0027 —This is\na superb picture setting forth\nthe heroic struggle of a young\ngame warden. Anthony Steel, to\nestablish an animal sanctuary in\nEast Africa. The photography is\nunforgettable; the acting and the\nmusical score are superior. Fam\nily.\n• THUNDERBIRD3\u0022 In this\nfilm, in which two soldiers are in\nlove with the saint girl, the\ncorporal hero is particularly well\nplayed by John Derek. Newsclips\nol geniunc battle scenes in Italy\nand m Normandy reveal t Ire\nbravery of the Oklahoma Nation\n• al Guard during World War II.\n; Adults and young people.", "confidence": 0.5927, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 59, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "Letters to Editor\n‘Silence’ Too Much\nFor Feathered Friends\nEditor\nThe Earmville Herald\n. My birds have crown weary of\nmy silence regarding their activi\nties, and have decided that 1 have\nrecovered sufficiently to write\nabout them.\nI walked out to the P O on\nFebruary 9. the first time since\nmy illness. Dickie was so pleased\nto see me He was out in the Pane\nlooking after the farm, as he is\ntile big boss of Biidiatid [\u0027arm!\u0022\nSpring flower-, are blossoming\nrapidly, and I am afraid these\nfathful fTends are being deceived\nby the many signs of Spring.\nI wish to take this opportunity\nto thank the many frjjsnd* for\ntheir pretty cards. ! appreciate\nthem very much 1 am clad to\nsay that I have another dog He\nis not as beautiful as Tip but\nI am pleased to have a home\nguard.\nMy birds min me in wishing the\nbest of luck to the Herald and all\nof its readers .\nBirdie May Bau h", "confidence": 0.5375, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 32, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "By Ted Kesting\n•\n\u0027I he one big question in the\nmind of a man or boy who is\nthinking cl buying a boat in kit\nform is. \u0027\u0027Can I put it. together\nso I\u0027ll have a good boat?\nWillard Crandall, expert on all\nmatters concerning boating, says\nof course vou ran if you\u0027re at all\nhandy with tools. Just the same,\nthere are some \u0022howevers.\u0022 You\u0027ve\ngot to pick a model of good de\nsign. one suited to your water\nways. your load and your motor\nor y u may not have anything\nworth putting together.\nDon\u0027t make you first attempt\nanything as large as an outboard\ncruiser. Practice with a pram will\ngive you fundamental knowledge\nthat can pay off if you want to\ntackle a big boat later.\nPractically all kit boats are\nmade of sheet plywood For mak\ning assembly easy, there\u0027s nothin t\nlike plywood. It makes a good boat\nfor most small boats there is\nno better material.\nPlywood has one drawback,\nhowever—it does not take abra\nsi n too well. If you want to keep\nyour boat always tied at a pier,\nor K you are going to drag it on\nshallow bottoms or pebbly beach\n\u0027s. usually it\u0027ll be best to pass up\n.he plywood and kit idea.\nA true round-bottom b at can\u0027t\nbe built from sheet plywood. It\nwon\u0027t bend that way. That\u0027s why\nyou don\u0027t find canoe kits on the\nmarket: that\u0027s why you can’t buy\nan old-time \u0022resort type \u0022 rowboat\n;ii kit form. But you can buv. in a\nk::. an outboard runabout that,\nacts much like the standard\nready-made roundbottoms tha.t\nare widely sold. There isn\u0027t much\nvmuul to the bottom, but neither\nis there to the standard outboard\nroundbottem It wouldn\u0027t have the\nspeed the public wants, if there\nwere.\nTo gel down to it. with kit boats\nis with all others, most important\n:s how rood the design is—all lines\nof the design That\u0027s more im\nportant often than whether it", "confidence": 0.5823, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 58, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "Double Check\nI heard and saw where the\nDemocrats were trying to pass a\ntut in taxes to the Republicans\nup in Washington and the Ad\nministration don\u0027t want it. And\ntlie Democrats are gi ttnig togeth\ner in all sorts ol conclaves for\ntlie good of the party an. for the\ngood of the county—and that the\nRepublicans can\u0027t produce the\n•uighful atrocities that they\ncharged the Democrats with dur\ning tlie great campaign of 1952.\nWHO ever thought L.ey could?—\nFolks just fooled themselves.\nNow we are on that long long\ntrail- and it\u0027s a winding. Lincoln\ndays and Jackson days Bond-a\nmontli and if n you don\u0027t watch\n\u0027em they\u0027ll be back together again.\nSo mixed you can\u0027t oil one from\ntother. As the skunk said when\nthe wind changed—now it all\ncomes back to me.\nOne guy writ in saying . .\nbe kind to birds—the dove\nbrings iicace: the slo:k. he brings\nexemptions—both tax and draft.\nAt least the White House is still\nopen to Democrats .... mighty\nhandy fellers .... any body want\ning any advice.\nThanks for reading\nJ. Marvin Brown", "confidence": 0.6028, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "Bleeding Wounds\nDo Not Endanger\nOur Friendly Trees\nAround February and tradition\nal St. Valentine\u0027s Day. freedom\nhas more than its quota of\n\u0022bleeding hearts \u0022 That is because!\nsome arboreal friends, notably\nmaples and to leaser extent\nbirches, have a profuse sap flow\nfrom bark wounds.\nBut tree friends needn\u0027t be\nalarmed. This is a seasonal\nphenomenon. Actually, the bleed\ning. which on cold days may form\nspectacular \u0022icicles \u0027 ordinarily is\nnot harmful to the tries. Amateur\ntree docs frequently wsualize this\ndisplay as comparable to the loss\nof blood in humans. Nothing\ncould be further from the truth.\nInvariably, howevei. appeals for\nhelp flood tree experts in all parts\nof the country. Woined home\no\\\\ ners are reassured in short\norder that everything is as nature\nintended.\nLoss of sap seldom perils the\ntrees. Dramatic pioot is the thriv\ning maple sugar industry in Ver\nmont. New Hampshire and other\nsections where native maples\nthrive. Ai nually. these trees are\ntaliped for their luscious product.\nSome nave been giving of then\nsap for more than a century with\nno apparent adverse effect.\nIn bleeding, the sap so spec\ntacularly spilled consists mainly\nof water. This is easily replaced\nby the root system. Sugar and\nsome minerals are included in the\nrun-off. But normally healthy\ntrees continue to thrive.\nFlorence was the capital of\nItaly for the country s first six\nyeacs as a kingdom\nclasses as round. V. or what have\nyou A sheet plywood V-bottom\nor semiround bottom designed by\na real expert and powered as he\nintended may not only lie taster\nbut more seaworthy, too. than a\nrcundbottom the lines ol which\naren\u0027t so good", "confidence": 0.6213, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 55, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "SAVING", "confidence": 0.815, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "is simply", "confidence": 0.722, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "POSTPONED BUYING\nYou don\u0027t give up a thing when you put\nmoney in the bank. All you do is postpone\nsome of your buying. And quite likely\nfuture needs will be more urgent than\npresent unfits. See us about a savings\naccount. Start it soon and keep it going!", "confidence": 0.7285, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#9", "pageIndex": 8, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "First National Bank\nFARMVILLE, VIRGINIA\nMEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM\nMEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION", "confidence": 0.7031, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Soottsville firound\nObserver Post\nExplained To Lions\nJohn P. Dorrier. supervisor of\nithe Soottsville Ground Observa\ntion Corps, explained to the\nSeottsv ille Lions Club Wednesday\nnight the plan for the local post\nwhich will be located on Dr. R !..\nKing\u0027s property.\nPlans have been drawn and\nbids will ire asked for construc\ntion of the post immediately. He\nsaid 200 volunteers will be need\ned and that a master chart will\nIre on display at Bruce\u0027s Drug\nStore and Jcnes Store giving the\nschedule planned for observers.\nMeetings will be held in the High\nSchool auditorium, February 18\nand 19 at 8 p. m. to explain the\ncorrect procedure in reporting\nmessages.\nLetters are being mailed to two\n3iundred people In Soottsville and\nsurrounding vicinity telling them\nof the plan and asking their help\nThe Lions Club is backing this im\nportant community service and\nLion President R. L. King urged\nevery member to do his part. Dor\nrier said \u0022We feel confident we\ncan operate the Scottsville post\nefficiently and effectively, without\nundue burden upon anyone, and\nwe feel sure we can count on your\nloyal and patriotic support to\nhelp fulfill this important mis\nsion Your neighbor lias volun\nteered—don\u0027t let his down.\u0022 Mil\nton Cohen Is assistant supervisor.\nW. J. Smith was named chair\nman of a Lion’s Club committee\nto be selected by him to make\narrangements for a Variety Show\nwhich will be presented for the\nbenefit of the School Band fund,\ndate of the show to be decided by\ncommittee. Pat McKenry and G.\nB. Cleveland were initiated and\npresented their Lion Club pitas by\nLion Jack B. Taylo-.\nThe February 25th meeting will\nbe Father-Son or Daughter affair\nwhen W. J. Smith will be in\ncharge of the program, with Hugh\nFlynn. Chairman of the serving\ncommittee.", "confidence": 0.6362, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 58, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "New Canton RFD\nMr. and Mrs. R. B Anderson\nnnd Mrs. Oral Bickford and sons.\nDavid and Richard, were Char\nlottesville visitors, last Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Justus Reynolds\nand Keel Oliver, of Richmond,\nwere recent guests of their\nmother. Mrs. Florence Oliver.\nMrs. Woody Vaughan, of Rich\nmond. recently visited her par\nents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Putney.\nVirginia Apperson. c.f Richmond,\nis visiting relatives here and at\nBrerro.\nMrs. Algie Martin nnd Mrs.\nLeonard Toney, of Richmond, and\nLeonard Toney, of Church Road,\nspent the past week end in the\nhome of Mrs. Mary F. Davis.\nHealth Improves\nMrs. Maude A. Putney continues\nto improve at her home here.\nRecent visitors in the T L.\nHudgins home were Carl Davies\nof Arvonia, Mr. and Mrs. Goode\nW. Johnson and sons, Louis and\nBonny. Mrs Richard Shumaker.\nJ. N. Putney. Mrs. C. W. Cave. A.", "confidence": 0.6558, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 29, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "PLUMBING\nNEEDS", "confidence": 0.6335, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "DON’T FRET .\nCall U.s if you need\nexperienced service\n—or—\nBuy your plumbing supplies or\nrepairs here for self-installa\ntiou—", "confidence": 0.6095, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "KEEP OS HASP\n9 DRAIN PIPE CLEANER\n^ CLOSET BOWL CLEANER\n• CLOSET TANK PARTS\n• FIXTURE CLEANER\n• FAUCET WASHERS\n• TRAPS\n9 FAUCETS\n• SLIP WASHERS\n• CLOSET BOLTS\n• SLIP NUTS\n• CLOSET SEATS\n9 TIH FILLERS\nKURAL PA TROSA GE\nSOLICITED\nPUTNEY\nPlumbing \u0026 Heating\nPhone 483\nFARMVILLE, VA.", "confidence": 0.6335, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 19, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "II. Martin. Mrs. Roy Hill. Mrs\nMattie Stinson and Mrs A D. de\nBettencourt\nMrs. Grover Clarke and Mrs.\nEthel Paige, of Gold Hill, were\nrecent callers in the G. W. John\njson home\nC. W. Cave was a business visi\ntor in Louisa. Monday.\nStill The :iu\nThe flu bug is still prevalent\nin our community. A number of\npeople are confined to their beds.\nOthers have recovered and are\nable to return to their duties.\nMia A. H. Martin received a\nlovely basket of citrus fruit, last\nweek, from her brother. W. C. I\nDavis, of Wildwcod. N. J., who ic ;\n.vacationing with his family at\u0027\nDaytona Beach. Fla.\nSeveral ladies from Mt. Zion i\nQhurch attended the WMU As\nsociational Conference, held at1\nthe Dillwyn Baptist Church. Tues\nday. Peb. 10\nMrs. J. G. Yancey and son. j\nJohnnie, were visitors. Monday, at |\nMt. Ida,\u0022 the home of her par- i\nents. the W. R Piercys.\nAttends Meeting\nMrs A. D. de Bettencourt at-!\ntended the Community Civic Lea- 1\npile meeting held at the cottage 1\nat Arvonia. Monday nieht. Feb. •\n9.\nWeek end guests in the J. T\nDavidson home were Earl and\nDorthy Davidson. Mr. and Mrs.\nClarence E. Davidson and Mr. and ]\nMrs. John Holman Davidson, all\nof Richmond.\nHazel Martin spent last Satur\nday shopping in Richmond. Oral\nBickford was also a business visi\ntor in the Capital City, the same\nday.\nWidow Dies\nMrs. Nannie Miller Goodman, j\n94. widow of the late Madrid W. •\nGoodman, of Richmond, and a\ndaughter of the late Captain\nRobert H. Miller, of this place.", "confidence": 0.6336, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 53, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Sheppards\nMr. and Mrs. J. L.. Jones called\non Mr. and Mrs. Eric Flanagan\nat Buckingham Springs. Sunday\nafternoon. *\nMrs. Alice Forbes returned\nhome. Saturday afternoon, alter a\nthree-weeks visit in Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. Bob Mayo and son.\nBobby, and Mrs. Cordon Grieg\naccompanied Miss Alice home and\nwere supper guests of Dr. and\nMrs. Roland Hutchings before\nreturning to Richmond.\nMiss Katherine Ayres, of Farm\nville, spent the week end with her\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.\nAyres.\nSunday Gursts\nMr. and Mrs. Shirley Wooten\nand Bonnie Lou visited Mr. and\nMrs. Mack Hensely in Carters\nville, Sunday afternoon. They\nwere accompanied by Mrs. Floyd\nWooten and Mrs. Otella Shu\nmaker.\nMr. and Mrs. Paul Jones called\non Mr. and Mrs. George Elcan,\nJr.. Sunday afternoon, and in the", "confidence": 0.6314, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 29, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "died at a Richmond hospital,\nTuesday. Feb. 3, after a lingering\nillness. She is survived by one son.\nRobert Goodman, four grandchil\ndren and seven great-grandchil\ndren. all of Richmond. A funeral\nservice was conducted at the\nJoseph W. Bliley Funeral Home in\nRi\u0027chmond. Thursday, Feb. 5, at\n1 ]\u003E. m.. with interment in the\nMt. Zion Baptist Church ceme\ntrey si 3:30 The floral tributes\nwere many and beautiful.\nCongratulations Boy Scouts of\nAmerica on this your 43rd birth\nday. this week! May the value of\nyour precepts and principles en\nrich your living, and may wc, with\nhumble pride, do our best to en\nrich their living forever!", "confidence": 0.663, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "I evening, they visited Mr. and Mrs.\nCleveland Jones.\nMrs. H. C. K.idd is spending\nsometime with her daughter. Mrs.\nJames D. Vander Waal, in Farm\nville. Lt. Vander Waal h; s re\ncently gone to Japan.\nAttends Concert\nJack Austin attended the Virgil\n! Fox concert at Jarman Ai ditor\nlium, Tuesday night.\nI Mrs. J. I.. Jones was in Farm\nville, Tuesday night, to att nd a\nmeeting of the Alpha Sigma Alpha\nAlumnae Association.\nShirley Wooten Is In Bln \u0027field.\nW. Va.. for several days. Mrs.\nFlovd Wo-ten is visitin\u0027’ Mrs.\nShirley Wooten and Bonnie Lou.\nWeek end visitors included Mr.\nend Mrs. F. H. Wooten. Jr.. Farm\nville. and Mrs. W. H. Gilliam, of\nRichmond.\nMrs. George F.lcan. Jr., and\nchildren called on Mrs. T .)\nFailey and Mrs. Cleveland Janes.\nFriday afternoon.\nIxjGrande Jones, son of Mrs\nClinton Jones, is a patient in\nSouthside Community Ho pita!\nand we all wish him a speed\u0027 re\ncovery.\nDr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson\nattended the Virgil Fox Concert\nin Farmville. Tuesday evenm ■\nMr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and\nMr. and Mrs. Cleveland June\nwent to \u0027the benefit Bridge narty\ngiven by the Farmville Alumnae\nAssociation, last weeek.\nMr. and Mrs. Monroe J nes\nwere supper guests of Dr. and\nMrs. Roland Hutchings. Friday\nnight.", "confidence": 0.5977, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 44, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "Heard But Not Seen\nAunt Nellie—Well. Bobby, did\nyou see Santa Claus on Christ\nmas?\nBobby—No. Auntie It was too\ndark to see him. but 1 heard what\nhe said when he knocked his toe\nagainst the bedpost.", "confidence": 0.6346, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "GRAY\u0027S- Truly a Drug Store", "confidence": 0.9264, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "• v*va*- v.-; ■\nidpts*\n,i\nn", "confidence": 0.5754, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "OLD FASHIONED HOREHOUND DROPS jg\nFULL POUND 39c I\nSTATIONERY SPECIAL |\nIMPERI AL VELLUM I\n1 On Sheets Paper — 50 Envelopes I\nOnly 98c R\npi\n3 graduate\nREGISTERED J I", "confidence": 0.6969, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "i n- Size\nIJ ST E RISE\nTooth Paste\n2 for 59c\n50c Phillips\nMilk Magnesia\nTooth Paste\n2 tor 63c\nCandy\n2 POI NDS\nSELECTED\nCHOCOLATES\n98c", "confidence": 0.7192, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "300 Facial Tissues 20i\n100 ~ 5 Grain Aspirin 17c\n1 Pt. Mi 31 Solution 79c\n20 Oz. Lavoris 79c\n85c Noxzema 59c\n100 Caroid \u0026 Bile Salt Tabs. 98c\n100 Bayer Aspirin __ 59c\n%\n1 Pound Bismarex _ $1.69\n100 Aracin Tablets 98c", "confidence": 0.7949, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 10, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "GRAY\u0027S DRUG STORE\n10/ r/ “YOUR REXALL STORE” /Q/\n/ none 247 Main Street J^hone 3/", "confidence": 0.6659, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "Seottsville\n. A record of attendance at the\nSeottsville Methodist Church will\nbe kept during the Lent and all\nwho are present five of the si\\\nSundays, Feb. 22 to March 29. will\nbe listed in the Easier bulletin.\nApril 5. The church has 176 fami\nlies. with 332 membeis. Visits to\neach home are being made, be\nginning last Sunday, to create in\nterest and encourage church at\ntendance. The Rev. Jack B. Tay\nlor is pastor of the church and\nalso Mt. Zion at Esniont and the\nHowardsville Church.\nThe Rev. and Mrs. John P. El\nliott and family have moved into\nthe new Baptist parsonage, which\nhas just been completed on Route\n20 on the edge of Seottsville.\nThe Esrnont Boy Srout Troop\nat tended church service at the\nSeottsville Presbyterian Church,\nlast Sunday morning, and the\nCunningham District Boy Scout\nTroop attended the service at the\nSeottsville Methodist Church.", "confidence": 0.6599, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Communion Service\nMiss Irma Ewoldt, of -Spring\nHill Farm, in Fluvanna county,\nhas gone to New Yoik. where site\n; ;ls accepted an appointment ns\na dietetics on the dietary staff of", "confidence": 0.6245, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "the New York Hospital.\nMr. and Mrs. Gordon R. White\nand two sons and a daughter, or\nRichmond, spent Sunday after\nnoon with his mother. Mrs. L. G.\nWhi\u0027e. in her home here.\nSunday Visitors\nMr. and Mrs. John Robert\nSimmerman. of Berkley, W. Va..\nvisited in the homes of Mr. and\nMrs. W. A. McDearmon and Mr\nand Mrs. Russell Moon. Sunday\nafternoon and night. They went\non to Charlottesville, where Mr.\nSimmerman had an appointment,\nMonday morning, at the Univer\nsity of Virginia Hospital.\nMr. and Mrs. flay Caldwell\nviisted Mrs. Caldwells mother.\nMrs. Seay, at Shores. Sunday af\nternoon.\nMiss Lois Anderson, of Warren.,\nis spending sometime with Mrs.\nL. G. White in her home here.\nMr. and Mrs. W. L. Frame, of\nFluvanna county, neai Scottsville,\nwere in Charlottesville Saturday\non business.\nMrs. Randolph Payne and\ndaughter, of Washington, are\nspending this week with Mr. and\nMrs. W. M. Payne.\nD\u0027llwyn Guests\nMr. and Mrs. Guy McCraw, of\nDillwyn, visited their daughter.\nMiss Virginia McCraw, at Travel\nt rs Rest Hotel.", "confidence": 0.6402, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 37, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Mi and Mrs. J. \\X Cast id. of\nnear Howardsville. spent last\nweek end in Richmond.\nMr. and Mrs. Jesse B Grove\nand two children, of Vienna, and\nMr. and Mrs. Blake Kelso and\nRebecca, of Richmond, are ex\npected week end guests of Mr\nand Mrs Jackson Beal. Ji\nAttends l.mh\u0027e\nJack H Duncan attended the\nGrand Lodge of Virginia in Rich\nmond. this week. He went down\nlast Saturday to attend the ses\nsions of the working committees.\nA. R. Thacker attended the\nGrand Lodge in Richmond. Tues\nday night and Wednesday\nWalker Gilmer, of Charlottes\nville, visited his sister. Miss Kd\nmonia Gilmer. Sunday.\nDr. and Mrs, Carv N. Moon\nand two daughters, of Charlottes\nville. were supper guests of Mr\nand Mrs. Cary N. Moon. Tuesday\nnight, at Shirland. to celebrate\nthe latter Mrs. Moon\u0027s birthday", "confidence": 0.5758, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Dillwvn Rt. 3\nBobby Bostain. grandson ol Mrs\nDan Hammonds, was accident\nally hit on the head with a rock\nwhile playing with several boys\nlast Sunday evening. He was", "confidence": 0.5947, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "treated at John-tori-Wiili: lhs\npital and is now improving\nrapidly Mrs Hammonds j. c\nWalton and Clyde Davis visited\nhim last Sunday evening\nP. M. Davis, of Richmond, visit\ned hi\u003E lather last week end and\nfound Mr. Davis much improved\nI D Hammonds of Cleveland.\nOhio, visited his wife last week\nend ,\nMr and Mrs. Josh Wdkerson.\nV’ Came Smith, and Mrs Dan\nHammonds of Salem Church at\ntended the dinner meeting Tues\nday night in Blackstcne for the\nUnited Evangelistic Mission.", "confidence": 0.5769, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 17, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "Symptoms of Distress Arising from\nSTOMACH ULCERS\ndue TO EXCESS ACID\nQUICK RELIEF OR NO COST\nowr four million bottle* of the Win a no\nTreatment have been told for relief of\ns\u003E niptonnof distress arising from Stomach\na id Duodenal Ulcors due to Cscats Acid\nPoor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,\nGatsincss. Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc.,\ndue to Excess Acid. Ask for ••Willard’s\nMessage\u0022 v, Lurli ful!\u003E explains this retmu k\nubic home treatment- -free—at\ncrav’s nnrr\u003E stork\nFARMVILLE, VA.", "confidence": 0.5804, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 15, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "THE CHURCH UD THE COMMUNITY", "confidence": 0.778, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "The Church on the corner or at the crossroads\nstands for three of the most important phases of\ncommunity life—the social, intellectual and spirit\nual development Of its people. _\nWithin its hallowed precincts the rich and the\npoor, the high and the low meet on common ground\nand learn to share each other’s joys and sorrows. It\nis the social center of the community, where people\nlearn to mingle and cooperate and be friendly.\nThe accumulated knowledge of past ages was pre\nserved and transmitted to us by the Church and its\nreligious institutions. The Church pioneered in\nmodern education, built great colleges and universi\nties. and works in full harmony with the schools in\nevery community.\nBut the Church performs its highest and holiest\nmission in the realm of the spirit. All its other\nservices are contributory to this supreme end, that\nit may teach men to know God and love and serve\nHim. It opens up a vast new world of faith and\nhope and joy.\nt", "confidence": 0.7377, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "the church for all . .\nALL FOR THE CHURCH\nThe Church is she greatest lac\ntor on earth lor the building o\u003E\ncharacter and good citizensh.p *\n^storehouse °f s\u0022,r*lual values\nWithout a strong Church, neithe\ndemocracy r.or civilization can\nsurvive. There are lour ,o”d\nW,‘V eV\u0027ry person *ho“ld\nI \u0027^ulc’y «td sup.\nPort the Church. They are: (f,\n*or his own eat** (2) Fnr k „\nch.ldren\u0027s sake (3) Tor the sa^e\no. his community and nation (4)\nFor the sake of the Church itself\nwmch needs his moral and ma\n\u0027?r,fll support Plan to go to\n“darrlar!\u0027 \u0027•« ;\nX\nSundav o°?k Ch»pt«r Verges 5\nSunday , Psalms 14J x\u003E.2i r,\nMonday ... Matthew I0 34-« \u003E.\nTuesday- Matthew ,2\nWednesday Luke I0 3g.„\nThursday Romans g : _g\nFriday . Romans 14 )6.23 ^\nSaturday . I Corinth\u0027ns 3 10-17", "confidence": 0.5641, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "C^jrri#ht 1953. KrisJ#r AJ* Vrriof. ®ir»\\bnr\u003C V*", "confidence": 0.5089, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "This Series ul .nuei lisemenla Is Lunlnouitd lo iht cuu» t»\u003C tut cleurcn 01/ me t allowing Citizens and\nBusiness Establishments:", "confidence": 0.553, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "LEGGETTS DEPT STORE\nFarmville\n“Take Someone to Church with ,Vf\u003Eu Sun\nday—You\u0027ll Both Feel Richer For It\u0022\nFARMVILLE ESSO SF.RVICENTER\nAtlas Tires, Batteries \u0026 Accesosries\nWashing—Lubrication—W axing—\nAAA Service\nPhone 17 Farmville, Va.\nTAYLOR MANUFACTURING CO, INC.\nContractors—Building Materinl\nQuality Millwork—Farm Equipment\nInternational Trucks—Nash Automobiles\nFarmville. Va.\nTRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO\nOliver Sales — Service\nPhone 558—Farmville, Va.\nNEWCOMB AUTO PARTS, INC.\nWholesale Auto Parts \u0026 Equipment\nFarmville. Va.\nDUNNINGTON TOBACCO CO., INC.\nFarmville. Va.\nFARMVILLE FURNITURE CO\nFarmville, Va.\nF. W. HUBBARD INSURANCE AGENCY\nGeneral Insurance\nFarmville, Va.\nBUCKINGHAM FARM SUPPLY CO.\nPurina Chows for Poultry and Livestock\nDillwyn, Va.\nOSBORN BROTHERS\nTelephone 38-J — Fa nr. v lie Va.\nKLEANWELL CLEANERS \u0026 TAILORS\nAltering —Repairing — Tailorirg\nFor Ladies and Gentlemen\n°hrr.e - • Mein St\nFarmville. Va.\nNEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.\nFarmville. Jfo, _", "confidence": 0.7013, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 39, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "FLIPPEN\u0027S STOKE\nGeneral Merchandise — G. E. Appliances\n\u0027 Plumbing and Electrical Contractors\nCumberland Va.\nBURRUSS LAND \u0026 LUMBER CO.\nDillwyn, Va.\nCROW BROTHERS\nGeneral Auto Repairs\nDillwyn, Va.\nKAYTON COAL CO.\nCoal—Fuel Oil end Fertilizer\nTelephone 166—Farmville, Va.\nALLEN MOTOR \u0026 AUTO REPAIR\nALLEN \u0026 PHAUP TEXACO SERVICE\nWe Specialize in Body, Fender \u0026 Painting\nFront Wheel Alignment and Balancing\nPhone 120 — 202 N. Virginia Street\nFarmville, Va.\nPATTERSON DRUG CO.\nPrescriptionists\nPhon 517 — 238 Main St.\nFarmville, Va.\nCEDAR BROOK TAVERN\n1 Mile East of Farmville\nSpecializing In Choice Western Steaks\nAnd Seafood\nWe Cater to Small Parties and Banquets\nBoxing on TV Every Wed. \u0026 Fri. Night\nTAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY\nDodge Job Rated Trucks\nDodge Passenger Cars\nPlymouth Cars\n20.3 W. 3rd St. — Phone 2\nFarmville, Va.\nCOCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS\nFarmville, Va.\nFARMVILLE IRON \u0026 METAL CO.\nU.-»ed Parts \u0026 Tires—Old Junk\nCash Paid for Any Quantity of Scrap\nPhone 614 Farmville, Va.", "confidence": 0.7738, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 40, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#10", "pageIndex": 9, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "A. T. RICE\nMonuments \u0026 Markers-.Marble \u0026 Granite\nRandolph St.—Phone 755\nFarmville, Va.\nHOME FURNITURE COMPANY\nAcross from Baptist Chur h\nMain Street Farmville, Va.\nANDERSON MOTOR SALES\nPontiac—GMC Trucks\nFrigidaire Appliances\nPhone 21 — Dilhvyn, Va.\nFARMVILLE TIRE A BATTERY, INC.\nB. F. Goodrich and Armstrong Tires\nComplete Tire Service\n408 E. 3rd St.—Phone 560 Farmville, Va.\nNEWBERRY’S\nGo to church and meet your friends\nWhen shopping met your friends in your\nfriendly Newberry store.\nFarmville, Va.\nKILI\u0027ARE\nLaundry—Cleaning—Storage\nPhone 500—Farmville, Va.\nPRINCE EDWARD MILLS. INC.\nMerchant Millers\nSeal of Virginia High Patent Flour\nPEM Poultry-Dairy and Stock Feeds\nCARL IIEIFNER\nPower Chain Saws—Lawn Mower Repairs\nand Sharpening—Small Motor Repairs\nSales and Service\nPhone 693 E. 3rd St.. Farmville. Va.\nCLAWSON FURNITURE CO.\nReproductions of Antique Furniture\nPhone 395--Rice Road Farmville. Va\nSTATE \u0026 I EE AND FARMVILLE\nDRIVE-IN THEATRES\nFor tlie Best In Entertainment\n_ Farmville, Va.", "confidence": 0.7188, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 39, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Mrs. Rcubie Snoddy Will Write News\nAbout Diiln vn For Readers Of Herald", "confidence": 0.6325, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Editors Note: lor several\nmonths now. readers of The\nFarmville Herald n six local\ncounties have lircn asking\nabout news from Dilluyn. How\never. since Mrs. FI. J. Davis. Ir..\nour former correspondent, left\nDillwvn. we have noi hern able\nto find another social editor.\nMrs. Davis did a c•.\u0027 •\u003C« inb. and\nour readers missed t\u0022\u0027- nrws.\nWe are pleased to announce\nthat with tins issue ot The\nHerald. Mrs. Keuuie N Snoddy\nwill become the Dnlwyn .social\neditor. A native .,,.d life-long\nlesident of Buckingham county,\nMrs. Snoddy is well - known\nthroughout .lie coinnj. She .is the\nformer Miss Reubic Nicholas, of\nArvonia. Mrs. Snodu; has lau l.t\nsch.ool in Dillwyn min has done\nmany other types 0f work in tilt\ncommunity. In fact, she decided\none time to leave DilJ.’vn to work\nlor the United States Department\nof Labor However, lamily and\nfriendship ties were u\u003Eo strong,\nso she returned to Dihwyn. when\nshe admits that hei tile is much\nmore enjoyable and meaningful.\nMrs. Snoddy\u0022s tek phone num\nber is 94-R. and her address is\nBox 31. Dillwyn Site will appreci\nate the help and co-operation ol\nDillwyn citizens in gathering a\nt epresent a live column of news.", "confidence": 0.5693, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 37, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Headers are reminded that all\n.terns sent to Mrs. Snoddv must\nbe signed before she can accept\nthem for publication.\nWe are indeed happy to wel\ncome Mrs. Snoddv to The Herald\nFamily!\nMisses Joyce and Doris Jean\nBaber were guests of their\nmother. Mrs Irene Baber, Friday\nand Saturday.\nQuite a few out-of-town guests\nvisited in the homes of Frank\nSelf. Mrs. Bettie Ayres and Allen\nIvlaxey. this week and attended\nthe funeral ol Holman Self at\nSharon Church, Friday. Sympa\nthy is extended to the family.\nMisses Graham Ayies. Joyce\nand Doris Jean Baber, and J. S.\nMaxey were business visitors in\nLynchburg. Saturday.\nMr and Mrs. R. J. Wojnicki.\nand Kathy and Stephen spent\nthe week-end with relatives in\nNewport News.\nVisit Family\nMr and Mrs C I Poole and\nlamily visited Ins brothers and\nsister at Chapel Hih. N. C . last\nweek end.\nMrs. S. B. Pearson spent Mon\nday with her daughter, Mrs. Rob\nert Fielding, in Lynchburg.\nJoan Poole attended the basket\nball game between university of\nNorth Carolina and New York", "confidence": 0.5768, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 37, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "TAX NOTICE\nThose who have not paid their Buckingham County 1950\nreal estate taxes are hereby notified\nThat the reqtiind annual delinquent list showing unpaid 1950\ntaxes on real estate, and the names of those owning same, will\nbe published in The Fannville Herald on March 10, 1953.\nIn older to avoid being reported d\u0027 linquent. those who have\nnot paid their 1950 real es\u0027a-e taxes must pay them together\nwith the I\u0027 nalty. interest and other charges imposed by law\non or b fore April 14th 1955.\nNOTICE ALSO IS HEREBY GIVEN\nThat the required annual .-ale of real estate at public auction\nfor the taxes lev.id and made against same for 1950 and for\nthe penalty interest and other charges imposed by law will\nbe held at the Court House between the hours of 10 A M and\n4 P. M Tt’ESDAY. APRIL 14th. 1953.\nKEBEKAH F. ELDKIDGE\nTreasurer of Buckingham County", "confidence": 0.5762, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "University, last Satuiuay night, at\nChapel Hill.\nVisits Mother\nMiss Margaret McElroy was a\n.week end visitor of her mother.\nMr- George McElroy. m the home\nof Mr and Mrs. R. S. Rainey.\nMiss McElroy teaches in Colonial\nHeights.\nMr. and Mrs. W R Parker, of\nPowhatan, were supper guests,\nlast Thursday night, of Mr. and\nMrs. C. I. Poole.\nMiss Ann Johnson, of Curds\nville. was an overnight guest of\nMiss Sue Gilliam. Friday.\nMr. and Mrs. Marshall, of Ap\npomattox. visited m i he home of\nMrs. Carrie Harvey, last Tuesday.\nBuckingham Guests\nMrs. Tina Garnett and Mrs.\nHarold Garnett, oi Buckingham,\nwere visitors of Mrs. S. P. Gilliam.\nSunday.\nWeek of Prayer Seivice will be\nhold at Rocky Mount Church. Fri\nday. at 10 a. m\nThe Rev J. E. Hodges attended\na prayer retreat of ihe Virginia\nConference at Natural Bridge,\nthis week.\nThe second annual Youth\nTraining Convention will be held\nat Natural Bridge. Hu week of\nMarch 6. Misses Lucille Toney.\nDelores Jamerson. Bessie Moss\nand Alice LeSueur will be dele\ngales from Dillwyn.\nWSCS Will Meet\nWSCS will hold its meeting at\nSalem Church. Friday, at 7 30\np. in.\nWeek of Prayer Service will be\nobserved at tne Dillwyn Baptist\nChurch. March 2-6.\nWMU Conference of the Bap\ntist Association wa.\u003E held here,\nlast Tuesday. It was well attend\ned. 29 churches being leprescnted\nMr and Mrs. Joscpn H Jsimer\nson and family were week ehd\nguests of Mrs. Jaincrson\u0027s brother.\nR. A. Butler, of New poll News.\nAttend Haliy", "confidence": 0.5891, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 54, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "R. E Charlton. Jt.. and Josh\nWilkerson took the Scouts ovci\nto Farmvillc for a National Scout\nWeek Rally. Friday night.\nMrs. R. E. Charlton. Mrs. Ferd\nCrow and Mrs W. W. Moore were\ndinner guests of Mrs. E. A. Charl\nton. Tuesday\nMrs. Vernon Gregoiy continues\nquite sick at her home We wish\nher a speedy recovei \u003E.\nMayor and Mrs. J R Snoddv\nand Bobby were business visitors\n10 Washington. D. C . during the\nweek end.\nMrs. W. W. Moore and Mis. C\u0027\nF. Crow shopped in Lynchburg.\nMonday.\nRichmond Guests\nMr and Mrs End Wood and\nboys, of Richmond were week end\nvisitors m the home of V. \\\\", "confidence": 0.6139, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Knur piece l^th (Vntjury Mahogany lied room suite /\u003E\u003E\nconsisting of lar/o chest on chest, vanity bench and UiO/flO Ati\nposter bed.\nJ.arp modern solid njak \u0027oed room suite in the new Chinchilla finish. Chest\nof drawers, larye double dresser, niyht stand and panel $350.00\nFour piece sol id hard rock mapl- suite made by Klin/.\n( best of drawers, dresser, ni/ht stand and low poster $286.00\nFour piece modern Mahogany bedroom suite consisting of larye vanity,\nvanit\\ bench, chest of drawers and the new typo AA\nbar bed. \u003C[\u003E.^0.1/1/\nFour piore modern walnut suite, client o( drawer , (^1 p/* pf\nvanity, bench. and pane! bed. 1\nFour piece niodeni blonde finish suite, consisting of OrtrtQ PA\nvanity, bench, chest ol\u0027 drawers and bed with lar/e post. •*J\\J", "confidence": 0.4952, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Farmville Furniture Co.\nPHONE ITU\n233 North Main St. —Farmville, Ya.", "confidence": 0.6245, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Teachers Of Dillwyn\nTo Encourage Saving\nA meeting of Diliv.yn Elemen\ntary School teachers was held\nThursday afternon Feb 12. J O\nSullivan. Jr . principal called the\nmeeting to ordc .\nEach teachm was asked to en\ncourage the children to bay more\nWar Saving.. Stamps\nAnnouncement’wa. made cf tic\nElectrical School, which \u0027.\u0027ill be\nheld March 13. \u002720. and 27 at\nDillwyn Elemcntray School.\nAfter the busmen meting.. Mrs\nWalton gave a vei\u003E interesting\ntalk on the book. Helping Teach\ners Understand Clinch en writ\nten by members of the National\nTeachers Council. Washington.\nD. C.\nDillwyn lit, 1\nj\nMuch sympathy is extended t\nthe family of the late Holman\n! Self, whose death occured at Uni\n; versify Hospital. Charlottesville\nm February 12\nMr. and Mrs Jim John-on were\nvisitors in Charlottesville Thurs\nday\nHoward .lone . of Kic.unond\nwas a visitor last, week end in the\nhome i f his parents. Mr. and Mrs.\nVie Jams\nMr\u003E T A. Collins who has been\non an extended visit with hoi\ndaughters. Mrs. Tommie Wood\nand Mr1- l.ightfoot 11am ii.\nRichmond is now with her daugh\nter Mrs. Rolfe Wood, or Buck\ningham.\nMary Ranson of Richmond,\ni spending this week m the honu\nof her parents. Mr and Mrs \\\nW Ranson\nNews has been reee. .1 hen- ie\nrelatives. :. m Mr and M:\nFrank Pritchard, that they an\nspending sometime at Fort l aud\ncrdale. Fla. Mr Brin hard is \u0027hi\nformer Mr Maude Tewollyn.", "confidence": 0.5187, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 52, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "Dilhvyn\nSydney Banton : i:r,[ v wing\nafter a long period of illia -\nHenry Shinn ike: railed on his\naunt Mr: . Mil;! ed i un-r Sun\nday.\nP, T (i nn \u003C\u003E■:•. .• -..in a I!\u0022i\na period of confinement ay lilui \u003E\nMoo: e.\nMrs A 1). N •■h...... and Janet\nvisited Mrs Nick-, motion in\nBedford. Sunday\nMi and Mis Thoinluh Snoddy\nof Parmville. visited In.- mother\nMrs. Reulne Snood... Sunday\nReturns Home\nWe are glad to say that Mrs\nMary Staton is at home now and\ncontinues to improve\nWeek end visitor, m the It It\nHanson home were Mr and Mrs.\nF. A Ran. on. of Chiton Forge.\nMr and M S I Hanson, of\nBremo. and Mr and Mrs W T\nHanson and latr.il\u003E. o; Folk Un\nion\nFollowing reeii.t lain our\nsucker fishermen havi gotten out\nrod and reel llaity la.e Hudanll.\nPrank Shumake. a no A D N. 11 -\nolas. of DUluyn. it) o: t a nice\ncateli. Saturday ’I.ay haven\u0027t\nreported the locution ol ’. is fish\ning spot, though, and many oth\ners would like to know.", "confidence": 0.5031, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "Dillwyn Rt. 3\nM1 am| M \u0027i \u003Cimn i\u003C N x n\npd Judith, oi Richmond, were\n■ ck end guests of tier parents.\n.Mr and Mr.-. J G Atwater. Mr.\nNixon and other-\u0027 w. re busily en\ncaged Saturday m finishing up\nthe basement of his new home.\nMi Atwater returned with them\nto Richmond to do some woik for\none of his s n\u003C-in-law. as the land\ni’athei wet to io much on t he\n.arm now.\nMr and Mr Robert Carroll\nand children. Bobbie, and Beget\ni mi. of Roanoke, drove to Farm\nvillo Faturdav night and spent the\npight with his pannts. Mr and\nMrs I):-n Carroll. Sunday they\nspent the day with her parents.\nMr. and Mrs. J .! Stinson, re\nturning t Roanoke Sunday after\nnoon\nOther visitors in the Stinson\nhome that, day were Mrs. Dan\nCarroll Mrs Walter Cox. Mrs\nGeorge Sheffield and Linda Gail,\nof Karmville. and Gerald Stinson\nThe sick in our community arc\nmuch better M M. Davis is im\nproving fast Mr. and Mrs F M\nStinson have recovered and are\n{pending busy days again\n.T .1 Phaup spent week before\nlast m Richmond visiting his sen.-,..\nCrosby Phaup spent the week end\nm Richmond\nScot tsvi lie\nThe Scottsvdle Home Dfinon\n; ration Club will have an till -\n■)iv meeting Friday. Fell. 20. in\nthe home of Mrs. Lester Bailey\non Route (i, just West of Scott s\nville The meeting will begin at\n10 o’clock in the morning, and", "confidence": 0.5386, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 45, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "AUCTION\nStop! Look! Listen!\nYoiWann\u0027irs l;no\u003Cv tint auction\nyou h.u ivard a bout over\nit Dilhvyt; 1 a real -ale You\nnan buy Mud larm machinery\nit your u’vn }■ if at i tr next\nsair\nSAT. IT!Ik 2Ml\\.\nOur Mol to it :\nYou lirirg the goods.\nWe « ill sell tli—tn.\nDon\u0027t fail to auend i ur next\nSalt day\nWin pay mu:, . lien the hiuh,\ndollar talks no\\v-a-da\u003E.\n\u00221 .elk To M •. I ill 1 . \u003E1111.\nI ur I art her Iniorma lion\n(ail\nr. //. M/ U \u0022 UrCARTER\nriione i i;;k\n011.1. W A \\ YiltbIMA", "confidence": 0.5353, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "each member is asked to brine\na box lunch. The hostess will\nserve a salad and coffee The\ndemonstration will be \u0022Paintin:.\nand Etc am Tiays M.Ruth\nBurras Huff. Alb-marle Co-arj\nHome Deni \u0027.miration Ayrat. will\nbe present", "confidence": 0.5472, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "The congreciiti\u0027-.n \u003C\u003E: Old Do\nnation Epi opa! Chvrrh :n Prai\ni ( - Anne C»- . a.e : reception\nfor their nw. rector, the Rev:\n1 h \\ \u0027i ley D T i her. or . .\u003En Bun\nday. Fed 8. at the home of Mr .\nB D, White. White Acre.\u0022 Prin\ncess Anne County. 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Alberene His first serv\nice at Old Donation Church was\nFebruary 1\n•A* ——", "confidence": 0.5965, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "J?or the thrill of a TV lifetime..y", "confidence": 0.7051, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "• GIANT 21 PICTURE-.n every woy,\nthe finest science hes ever p-oduced.\n• ELECTROSTATIC F O C U SI NG - holds\npicture irroge sharp from edge to edge.\n• OPTICALLY.ENGINEERED VIEWING\nANGLE —moLes Bendix pic\u0027ure much\neasier on the eyes.\n• POWER-MASTER CHASSIS —bring-, in\nquality reception over extra-long range.\n• CLAR-O-MATIC CIRCUITS-force elec\ntricol interference to eliminate itself\n• A HOST OF OTHER ADVANCED\nFEATURES TO PLEASE YOU.", "confidence": 0.5278, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Thev\u0027re all yours in I lie MavvUlluI\n• • t\nHcrc\u0022\u003E the ultimate in telev i^ioii in river p\u003C t form\native ... in a haiul-omclv--t\\h i! 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Main Street Phone 204", "confidence": 0.7332, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "NOW-more than ever\nDodge gives you the most truck\nfor VOUr ITI0n6W ^New’ more powerful engines!\n* \u0022 * ☆New super-safe brakes! CESjl\nA New Truck-o-matic transmission!", "confidence": 0.732, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "Yes, of the .\u0027l leading makes of\ntrucks, only Dodge offers you:\n7 powerful engines. .1 of f hem brand\nnew, with 100 to 171 h.p. . . ad\nvanced dual-primarv type brakes in\n1- through 1-ton models, for sure\nstops and easy servicing . Truck-o\nmulic transmission with gyro I Fluid\nDrive, available on and . Ion", "confidence": 0.6445, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "trucks, tor the host\nin no shill driving . .\nplus all of\u0027 t he ot her\nI )od ne e \\ c I ii i i \\ \u003C s\nshown at rij^ht!\nI\u0027illd out how these\nI fodiieext raseansave\nmoney. See us toda\\!\nft-ton through 4 ton", "confidence": 0.5654, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "OF THE 3 LEADING MAKES, ONLY DODGE\nTRUCKS ARE \u0022Job-Rated” TO GIVE YCU\nTHESE AND MANY MORE ADVANTAGES\nGreatest maneuverability ol the 1 leaders\nsav es v mi l line and effort\nGreatest vision area ol the \u0022lag let von\nsee more . . . increases safety, handling case.\nWidest seat of the ■ leading makes\nMore power in the 1 ; and 2 Ion range\nthan the other 2 lending makes\nMore pick-up bodies than the other 2 lead\nors. including new llli wheelbase Ion\npic k tip.\n| Greatest 1/2-ton panel payload and e.,parity\nI ol the leaders.\n2 fuel filters on all models to assure ( leaner\nluol and a cleaner engine.\nFloating oil intake selects ( lean oil at top,\navoids sediment at bottom ol crankcase.\nWater distributing tube on all models directly\ncools valve seats . . means longer valve life.\n4- ring pistons on all engine - save oil. upkeep.\nIndependent parking brake on all models i;\nsimple, efficient. powerful.\nRivetless Cyclebond broke linings la I\nlonger, can I score brake drums linings\nare tapered and molded on many model\nlor quiet stops.\nOriflow shock absorbers on . and I\nton models give smoother riding, greater\ndriver control on roughest roads.\nBetter-balanced weight distribution lorextrn\npayload.\n* * *\nDodge pioneers . . . others follow! Many\nlent tires just adopted by other leading\nmakes have I men st a ndard on Dodge t rucks\nlor years! for example: chrome plated top\npiston rings in complete line, spark-plug\nlovers, bl-ampere generators, short, wheel\nbase, rustprooted sheet metal\nOnly Dodge builds trucks that are “Job\nRated\u0022 to fit your hauling needs.", "confidence": 0.6194, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 43, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#11", "pageIndex": 10, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "TAYLOR-FORBES COMPANY\nXOj VV. THIKD ST. Virginia Dealer License No. S60 KARMVILI.E, % \\", "confidence": 0.6271, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Poor Seed At Any Price\nIs Always Too Costly to Planter", "confidence": 0.8871, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Progressive farmers recognize\nthat the kind and quality of seed\nthey sow largely determine the\nvalue and quality of their crop.\nThey have learned they cannot\nsave money by\u0022 buying uncleaned\nor Superficially cleaned seed from I\na neighbor or cheap seed from\nan unknown truck peddler with- ;\nout documented tests of its pur- |\nity and germination. Experience\nhas shown such \u0022cheap seed\u0022 is\nreally the most costly seed they\ncan buy.\nYet a large part of the seed\ngrain used for sowing is only\nfarm cleaned. Much of it is\nsown as it comes from the com\nbine or thresher, a practice that\nshould be discouraged.\nWhere the fields have been kept\nrelatively free from weeds and\nthe farmer maintains a seed in\ncrease plot for each variety\ngrown, so that the seed is kept\npure and as free as possible\nfrom weeds and disease, the use\nof farm-cleaned seed grain for\niarge acreages may be defended,\nbut this advice does not apply\nto small - seeded legumes and\ngrass seeds.\nIt is out of the question for\nevery farmer who wishes to sow\u0027\nalfalfa, red clover. Ladino. clov\ner, hairy vetch, bromegrass,\norchardgrass or any one of many\nother legumes and grasses to\nproduce his own seed, or if he\ndoes produce it. *o obtain the\nhigh quality, disease - free and\nweed-free seed he desires for\nsowing.\nThe seed industry has millions\nof dollars invested in regular and\nspecial seed cleaning machinery.\nI 11 1 — ■ —i n . \u0027 ■ i\u0022» ■■■■ .", "confidence": 0.6938, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 47, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Wha* Makes Good Seed\n1. Adapted variety\n11 High yield records\n3 High quality of crop\n4 High seed purity\n5 Small total weec. seeds\n(1. Freedom from noxious\nweeds\n7 High germination\nit Freedom from diseases", "confidence": 0.5824, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 10, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "The L\u003E.” id.mts operate their o. i: i\nseed-testing laboratories, employ\nskilled workmen and technicians,\nto process, refine and control the\nquality of farm seed from its .\noriginal country-run or rough\ncleaned state into the high quality\nstandards required by present\nday agriculture\nConsidered on price alone, the", "confidence": 0.5801, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 10, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "difference between high-quality\nrecleaned and farm-cleaned seed\nis very little. Take red clover, at\n50 cents per pound for high\nquality, tested seed against say\n35 cents for the unknown qual\nity. the so-called “baigain\u0022 seed.\nAt 10 pounds per acre, the differ\nence is only $1.50 pci acre.\nThe seed cost is small com\npared with the expense of pre\nparing the land and doing the\nseeding. It is certainly folly to\nrisk a poor stand or invite an m\nfectation of weeds or disease\nwhen for so little more these un\nnecessary risks can be avoided.\nRecleaned, refined, tested and\ntagged seed is the most econ\nomical seed to use. It gives you\nthe kind of crop insurance you\nWant at low cost.\nPERSONAL DEBTS\nThe Federal Reserve Board has\nreported that the personal debts\nof Americans totaled $23,975,000.\n000. at the end of 1952.", "confidence": 0.769, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "Rotation Helps\nControl Tobacco\nPlant Diseases\nPlan to follow a definite rota\ntion in the tobacco field.\nS. B. Fenne, plant pathologist\nat VPI, says blackshank. rootknot.\nand in fact, all soil borne diseases\nare always much more severe if\ntobacco is grown in me same soil\nyear after year.\nHe cites some results of tests\nat the Chatham branch of VPI\nAgricultural Experiment Station,\nwhich point up the value of rota\ntions. There, researchers have\nfound that a two-yeai rotation of\ntobacco wheat, and led top the\nfirst year, followed the second\nyear by W\u0027heat and red top, re\nsulted in a good yield of high\nquality tobacco.\nRotations including a legume\nsuch as vetch or clovei usually in\ncrease the pounds of tobacco and\nalso the yield of coin which may\nfollow, but unless caie is taken\nthere is danger of producing\nHeavy, rough tobacco. If corn fol\nlows the legume it will remove\nI much of the nitrogeh in the soil\nand should result in high quality\ntobacco.", "confidence": 0.7555, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Production Tests Bring Recognition\nTo Prince Edward Guernsey Cows, Bull\nJ", "confidence": 0.8054, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Some of the herds of members\nof the Dairy Herd Improvement\nAssociation of Prince Edward\nhave been making valuable re\ncords which have been recognized\nby the American Guernsey Cattle\nClub and by the Bureau of Dairy\nIndustry of the United States De\npartment of Agriculture\nAnnouncements have been re\nceived recently that two Guernsey\ncows in the herd of W. B Gates\nSons of Rice have made excellent\nrecords of production. Evergreen\u0027s\nGolden I.ady. a ten year old\nGuernsey has just produced a re\ncord of 11 009 ixiund.s of milk and\n537 pounds of butterfat and was\nmilked 596 times while on test.\nShe is the daughter of the famous\n■sire. Midvicw\u0027s Golden, that has\n46 daughters and one son in the\nPerformance Register of The\nAmerican Guernsey Cattle Club.\nTop Jnn\u0027or Cow\nAnother re corn made by Cherio\n\u003Ef Molly Brook belonging to W.\nB Gates Sons, Rice, has pro\nduced 8.439 pounds of milk and\n460 pounds of butterfat. This re\neord has also just been released\nby the American Guernsey Cattle\nClub from official records of Herd", "confidence": 0.6105, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Imorovement Registry. Cherlo\nwas a junior four-year-old and\nwas milked 594 times while on\ntest She is the daughter of the\noutstanding Guernsey sire. Mid\nview Majesty\u0027s Independent, that\nhas 22 daughters in the Perform\nance Register of the American\nGuernsey Cattle Club.\nProven Bull\nAlso just received is informa\ntion that Guernsey bull, Midview\nCharmer’s Prank, belonging to F .\nH Johns of Parmville. has just \u0027\ncompleted a record which places |\nhim in the proven sire class, since !\nsix or more daughters of this bull !\nhave produced an average differ\nence of 1.791 pounds of rnilk more\nthan their dams and average but - ;\nter fat production of 103 pounds\nmore than their dams.\nThese records are gathered by\nthe D H I A Supervisor and\nindicate the progress being made\nby these dairymen having the\nproduction of their herds check\ned monthly. Gus Hammond, of\nRoanoke, has recently been em\nployed by the Prince Edward D\nH I A and is responsible for\ngathering such records as those\nindicated above.", "confidence": 0.6557, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 33, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "WRINGER WOES", "confidence": 0.78, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "OR BASKET", "confidence": 0.8515, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "BACKACHES", "confidence": 0.914, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "OR WEATHER", "confidence": 0.758, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "WORRIES", "confidence": 0.984, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "WHEN YOU HAVE AN", "confidence": 0.993, "fontSize": 14, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "FROM washer to wr\u0027ngef, froth tub to\ntub, to basket, to clothesline. Stoop,\nstretch, lift and lug. Worry about the\nweather Worry about the w»nd, soot and\ndust. That used to be washday routine in\nthe average home.\nIt isn\u0027t necessary now. It isn\u0027t even smart\nnor when an automatic electric dryer\ncan do the job so quickly, easily, safely!\nYou\u0027ll be thrilled with the time and work\nsaved -- you\u0027ll love the way your clothes\ndry soft and fluffy . . . ony hour, any day!\nAnd you\u0027ll have 52 to 78 extra hours cm\nyear for yourse/f . . . because that\u0027s the\ntime most women save when they ^jry\nclothes electrically !", "confidence": 0.6574, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 16, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "UIRCMM ELECTRIC RHD POWER CORIPRHV", "confidence": 0.7958, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "SEED TREATMENT\nOF SMALL GRAINS\nADVISED AT VPI\nSeed treatment of spring oats is 1\nparticularly important this year\nto control loose and covered smuts .\n—diseases which have caused!\nwidespread losses in recent years.\nS. B. Fenne. plant disease special- I\n1st at VPI. says theie was much I\nmore smut on oats than usual in\n1952, and this means more seed\nwill be contaminated.\nSecond blights also can be\nlargely controlled by chemical\nseed treatment. Fenne\u0027s advice:\nBe sure all small grain seeds are\nthoroughly cleaned Defore treat\ning. A cleaning Job will remove all\nundersized, shriveled, diseased\ngrains, and will leave a more uni\nform lot of seeds to be treated.\nProper cleaning also will remove\nweed seeds that may be present.\nTreat at least 24 hours before\nI planting with one-half ounce of\n1 ceresan dust per bushel of seed.\nTreatment may be done several\ni weeks before planting if the seed\n, is stored in a dry place.\nA mixing machine, such as a\nbarrel, a cement mixer, or an old\nchurn, will be needed. A chute ar\ni rangement called the Minnesota\nSeed Grain Treater is easy to use.\nIt saves time and does a thorough\n; job. It is easily built on the farm,\n: and plans are available from\ncounty agents.", "confidence": 0.7711, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 39, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Treat the seed out-of-doors, or\nin a well-ventilated room, and\nstore out of reach of animals.\nTreated seed is poisonous, and\ntherefore should not t\u003Ee fed to\nlivestock.\nFenne points out that seed\ntreatment of spring oats pays for\nitself many times in increased\ncrop returns.\nKEEPS VOW\nCleveland, O.—A pioinise made\n37 years ago was recently made\ngood when Morris Clark, of Edin\nourg. Scotland, visited his broth\ner Hyman, 57, who was seriously\nill at the Crile Veterans Admin\nistration Hospital. The last time\nthey met was in a hospital at\nGlasgow, where Hyman was re\ncovering from being gassed in\nWorld War 1", "confidence": 0.6708, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Farm Bureau Members Plan Member\ni\nDrive At Recent Richmond Session", "confidence": 0.7628, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "County Farm Bureau groups in ,\nthis area were represented at the\nstate-wide conference at Hotel!\nRichmond, February 11.\nAmong those attending were\nEdward T, Janney, Harold Henry.\nMr. and Mrs. Paul Boch, of Pow\nhatan county, Mr and Mrs.\nCharles Brisentine, J. Nat Wilker\nson. A. E. Dunkley and Charles\nW. Rice, of Prince Edward coun\nty, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Jones, W.\nL. Hamersley, Mrs. Robert Jenks\nand A. H. Driggs. of Charlotte\ncounty, Mr. and Mrs. John Put\nney and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. San\nderson. of Cumberland county.\nE T. Janney. of Powhatan,\nserved as toastmaster for the\nTuesday night banquet. O. R\nLong, AFBF Regional Feld Re\npresentative spoke on \u0022Bee Hive\nBehavior\u0022 and \u0022It\u0027s Up to Me in\n’53.” R. Flake Shaw, executive\nvice president of the North Caro\nlina FB Federation presented in\n! formative facts concerning the\nFB\u0027s past, present and future", "confidence": 0.7709, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "needs.\nVirginia .eaders, if. G Blalock,\nCullen Johnson, John R. Batts.;\nPick Butl\u003C r. Hugh Dailey, M. A.\nHubbard ind A1 Plory presented\na challen :e to all on the forth\ncoming r lembership campaign.\nThey s lid the March 3 mem- ,\nbership ilitz’ must be successful\nbecause \u003Ef the individual aware\nness in the South of the benefit\nfor local group activites, and be\ncause this region has lagged be\nhind other areas of the nation in\nmembers.\nThey pointed out that although\nVirginia was one of two Southern\nstates falling short of 1952 mem\nbership goals, her increase in per\ncent of members was among the\nhighest. They declared more good,\nthinking members are needed to\nmake each local organization\nfunction more efficiently in local\naffairs and for the promotion of\nbetter producer-consumer rela\ntions.\nVirginia’s Mrs. DeShazo, of Es", "confidence": 0.7392, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 28, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "West Coast Trip\nFascinating Tour\nTo T. Dayton Dillon\nT. Dayton Dillon, ol Darlington\nHeights, has returned after at\ntending a Rural Electrification\nAdministration convention in San\nFrancisco. Calif., for five days.\nHe traveled with other dele\ngates by train taking a southern\nroute through Mississippi. Louisi\nana. Texas, Mexico and Arizona.\nThere were many stops at the\nprincipal cities, witn numerous\nsight-seeing opportunities.\nMr. Dillon was much impress\ned with rice fields in Louisiana,\nthe beautiful jewelry in Old\nMexico. In Southern California,\nhe visited Ghost Town and\nKnott’s Berry Farm, where a\nrestaurant features the pies made\nfrom berries grown on the famed\n800-acre berry farm.\nsex county, was one of the Farm\nBureau leaders from over the na\ntion, meeting with President\nEisenhower in the Cabinet Room\nof the White House recently, to\ndiscuss agricultural affairs.", "confidence": 0.7527, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "The Darlington Heights travel\ner was delighted with the beauti\nful orange and lemon groves in\nCalifornia, and the variety of\ntemperature and landscape\namazed him. At the foot of the\nmountains the temperature was\n85 degrees, while atop the lofty\npeaks, skiers wen gliding over\nsnowbound slopes.\nIn Nevada, he visited Reno and\nCarson City, the smallest capital\nin the U. S. He also toured Vir\nginia City where he saw old gold\nmines. Returning. Mr. Dillon\ntraveled through Chicago and the\nWest. He returned to Darlington\nHeights. February 3.\nFACTORY PAY\nThe Bureau of Labor Statistics\nestimates that the hourly earn\nings of factory workers have risen\nan average of 12 pei cent in the\npast two years. Gross hously earn\nings. which include overtime and\nother premium ,\u003Cay. were $1.73 in\nmid - December. 1952, compared\nwith $1.54 two years earlier. Aver\nage weekly earnings of factory\nproduction workers reached a neu\nhigh of $72.36 last December.", "confidence": 0.7287, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "So Big! €o Juieg!\nand Fall of Flavor!", "confidence": 0.6345, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "IN PET CHERRY VANILLA ICE CVREAM\u0022", "confidence": 0.7937, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": ".Taste\nThe fresh Cream\nin Pet tee Cream", "confidence": 0.6486, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "||||£ln Ked. ri|\u003Ee cherries—tender and nice,\nNot just chunks of tasteless ire!\nOur pure Vanilla comes from afar,\nWc import it from Madagascar.\nOur fresh whole milk and cream so sweet,\nMakes the finest Ice Cream you ever did eat!\nSo creamy, so rich and smooth—you bet.\n\\ ou know it\u0027s the finest—it’s made by Pet!\nWe believe in your judgment.\nThat’s why we aak you to compare\nPet with any other Ice Cream.", "confidence": 0.7144, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "Pet\u0027s Taste-Tempter for February", "confidence": 0.821, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "Listen to “The Adventures of Princess Pet’* Every- Saturday morning over WTLO\nTop Off TV Tonight With Pot Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream", "confidence": 0.6904, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "if. \u0027 “\nv ■ ■* y . 5\u0022\u0027 ■■ j/S \u0027 \u0027 1\n\u0027 \u0027• A\u0027 f A -\n,*■;? / \u0027 ;v\n, ... A \u003E-; ■, V\u0027-A; A %//\u0027 / \u0027 tm. •■/■/\u0022■\n: x . v a.. - \u0027-;ir , \u0027W \u003C\n■ . ^ A?-.:\u0027. \u0027P -V\nr r-T\u003E\nf W\u0022k\nA, \u0027 ^ I •\u0027 \u003E• \u0027 :*• A\n■ V/ . /?. ; ’ 7 f-\u0027\n• ^ » A \u0027 . \u0027A^\n*", "confidence": 0.4582, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "M*^rt0£R9100jf£\u0027^v (Continuation of Oandard oquip.\nm#nf and trim illuitratod it do\nW***1^\u0027 pondont on ataifabiiity of motonol )\nWIN S2S.OOO FIRST MIZI IN THI GINIRAL\nMOTORS RITTIR HIGHWAYS AWARDS\n142 awotdi totalling 1194.800. Cam* In tar fra#\n\u0022focti »ook\u0022 conto rting ontry blonk ond comgl.to\ndetails of contest.", "confidence": 0.5532, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "engine power\nAdvanced Loadmastcr engine—stand\nard equipment on 5000, 6000 Series\nheavy-duty and forward-control mod\nels, optional on 4000 Series heavy\nduty trucks. Light- and medium-duty\nmodels, with Thriftmaster engine, pro\nvide extra economy.\nstaying power\nNow, heavier, stronger, more durable\nframes increase rigidity, add to rug\ngednest and stamina of all 1953\nChevrolet trucks.\nmore\nbraking power\nChevrolet trucks up to 4000 Series\nheavy-duty models are equipped with\n\u0027Torque-Action” brakes. Series 4000.\n5000 and 6000 heavy-duty trucks use\nextra-large \u0022Torque-Action” brakes m\nfront, ‘‘Twin-Action” type in rear.\neconomy\nGreater stamina of 1953 Chevrolet\ntrucks, extra gasoline economy in\nheavy-duty models with Loudmaster\nengine, reduces hauling costs.\nr ii—.", "confidence": 0.7374, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": "For 1953, Chevrolet trucks offer\nnew performance, new stamina, new\nsafety and economy — and even•\nmodel is even stronger, sturdier,\nand more durable than those of\npast years!\nThe advanced Loadmaster en\ngine in heavy-duty models delivers\nmore power than has ever before\nbeen available in Chevrolet trucks.", "confidence": 0.6508, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 10, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK35", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK35", "order": 34, "text": "You get all the proved features and\nadvantages that have made Chev\nrolet trucks world-famous for their\nability to handle the roughest jobs\nat the lowest over-all cost to you!\n* Yet, 1953 Chevrolet trucks list\nfor less than any other trucks of\ncomparable capacity and speci\nfications. Drop in at our showroom\nand talk over your trucking needs.", "confidence": 0.7577, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 10, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK36", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK36", "order": 35, "text": "MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN\nUSE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE I", "confidence": 0.843, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12/source/BLOCK37", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#12", "pageIndex": 11, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK37", "order": 36, "text": "Newman Chevrolet Sales Company\nSecond \u0026 South Streets **** Llc,°“ 11_Farmvillc, Virginia", "confidence": 0.7777, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Tickets On Sale For ‘The Virginian’", "confidence": 0.6387, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Robert Forte: in id an\u00271 ‘ burps (FFnlivan in .1 scene from the\nBarter Theatre of Viirioia\u0027s Inproduction. \u0022The Virginian \u0022\nwhich l.ongwood Flayers «:ll sponsor I-riday night Feb. 20. in\nJarman Hall. 1 lie olay captures ail tile excitement of the old\nwest, the tension, the cl.isdi struggle hot ween good and e vil, as\nadapted from Oikii Ulster\u0027s famous novel.", "confidence": 0.5496, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Distinguished Harter (Just\nTo Play Here Friday l\\ight\n«. %/ V 7", "confidence": 0.6399, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "The cast for The Yu man \u0027\u0027\nwhich the famous Barter Theatre\nof Virginia is presenting at .Jar\nman Auditorium, .-reaver.: by ti:\nLone wood Players. Frviuv. Fib. 20\nat 8 15 p. tri . is one of the largest\nand most distinguished ever to be\ntoured by the uuni.t.iblt tneat.e\nat Abingdon.\nRobert Porterlield f :i a: i\nmanaging director o; or.\u0022 of\nAmerica\u0027s o it stand::’. \u0027 ■ trt\nplaying t.li** role c: \u0027in- -\nspoken Virginian, a par\u0027 hi cre\nated last summer In add;\u0027 •« h.\nhis innumerable duties at the\ntheatre, he is i on. tarxtl\u003E in d( ■\nmaud for lecture • :i. ,t a va u\nthro: \u0027 \u0027 e United Stat tnd\nstill manages to m rve n the\ni\u003E ai d of directo: o: ■ N.p i .\nTheatre Conferen a n .i\nAmerican Nat.on • I Th • . \u0027: . ■ •.: i\nAcademy as r. nil as , . . .-::n tu •\nordinating comm: -; e Y.i\nHighlands Ft nival\n(\u003Ew\u003C n 1 hilhjps 1 -\npart of a dude, iia ••••a r a a;\nmany Warner B.\nand was a na: \u003E\nStuart Walker R- ’ . Ti\nHe is a ; run : it. i. i \\n\ncmnati. w la-re . - »\ndire\u003C tor of tin Aci Id and\nhead cf the drama department\no( the Cur :;vma’ i • • •.\nMusic At tii. Barhi Tii- .\nserves m the d :ai c:r , ch- T ci;", "confidence": 0.5687, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 38, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "rector and actor.\nPlays .lud-te\nFor 35 years. Leo Chalzel, who\nplays Lie part of J.idre Henry\nhas l ei n ;;i the theatre, appcar\nmc m every branch from vaude\nville to television. Some of In\n» \u003Etc\\v rt performances were in\nthe t i-people ‘ Close Quarters.\u0022\nO ‘ la 1 witl: Waiter Huston\nhis Dow Imp s \u0022Here Come the\nClowns.\u0022 Saroyan\u0027s \u0022The Time of\nYour L; ■ My Dear Children\u0022\nt;. i 1 .s Ic I\u0027sian Cometh\nL : \u0027 • ! aVt rn. a Mr- Henry\nis M;ss Siinv. Bu-mess, a ml ted\nionieda tine a veteran truipei.\nIfrom iier ov, :i stock company\n\u0027•‘i \u0027 le]\\ y:i Dourl i. and\nMai h B ham;- Under contract to\n\u0027.I-11 -M .oid i\u0027nited Artists ;n the\n• .irly da ■ of motion pictures\nhomy o: h r co-workers were\nj\u0027.ch a\u0022. ‘ \u003C . csis a Mary Pick\n:■!i:* 1 md ‘ o;h1 Barrymore\nc.i : s 1 m Ma l.e.ui. Clia: le\nts. vs \u003E; : «\u003E\u003C i tif.y | een on\nHi i civ iv .;i Lie comedy hit.\npea son m \u0027.• Sun.\u0022 a- well as\n[Del ‘ s. r ; ary ‘ and ha an\n;\u0022 .• - d ‘1.\u0022 follow n uyies.\nBui th( mely Heart.\u0022\n:t\u003E*o‘ os.-n 1‘ s - Naked Cit•\nB 1 ■ in Guilty Bystamd\n\\\u003Ellijn Traumas\n■ villi.in Trampas. .Terry\nO id‘ ooo to til Barter Theatre", "confidence": 0.5144, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 37, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "FOR A FAST START", "confidence": 0.7573, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "^MASTER MIX mm mu mm\n( .IIOCKFI F, of pop. /ip. pot-up-and-go . • •\nMaster Mix Broilor Ma-h Special speed* sour bird to cutty\nmarket, for trig tiroitcr profits! \\ real “FiigFi octane\u0022\nfurl for grossing chick*. ssitli Metliio-N ile. \\ntibiotio\nFred Siipplenient. and mans other grouth-tinted\nIngredients tliat guarantor fa*t, stead\u0027, loss-co»t\ngains. Start \u0027em right ssith blaster Mix!", "confidence": 0.496, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Ark for rt frrtnl Fording Program Vi I\nI’KINCK VKI) I1KOILMI K A !\u0027IO\\ l Special»\nManufactured from Master Mix Itroilcr Concentrate", "confidence": 0.593, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Prince Edward Mills,! nc.\nPhone 61 Farmville, Ya.", "confidence": 0.7299, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "after appearing at the Detroit\n: Light Opera Company with Vi\nvienne Segal, Allan Jones, Ira\nPitnui and others who light up\nthe Mazda Lanes. He received\nj special training at the Pasadena\nj Playhouse and is a protege of\nRuth Garland Metcalf and was\necommended to the Barter\nj Theatre by Howard Lindsey and\nborothy Stirkney.\nAlma Loftness, who plays the\nrole of Molly Wo d. the school\neacher from Vermont, has ap\neared in many productions at\nj Roanoke College, University of\n\u0027■forth Carolina and the Beach\nPlayhouse. Old Orchard. Me. On\nnational tour with the world faili\nngs Barter Players, she was rc\nentlv seen in \u0022The Curious Sav\nige\u0022 and \u0022The Late Christopher\n\u0022lean \u0022\nTickets for \u0022The Virginian\u0022\nnay be purchased in the home\niffiee of Longwood College, at the\n■ox-office of Jarman Auditorium,\nliter Feb. 10. fr an 4 p. ni. to 6\nm. Tickets will also be on sale\nt several of the local stores.", "confidence": 0.6233, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "Deatonville\nPfc. Ernest Basic returned to\ni \u0027’.imp. in Michigan. last Thurs\nj ’ay after spending ten days here\n| \u0027Mth Mr.\u0027. Basic and Mr. and Mrs.\nj Stanley Gills.\nJoseph Gills left Saturday for\nj ’aim Beach. Fla., to spend a\nI eek.\nMr and Mrs Irving Noble left\n| Sunday in company with Mr. and\nMrs. Earl Noble, of Richmond, for\n! ’lorida on a vacation.\nMr. and Mrs. Mack Lindsey and\ni Mrs. Harry Corey, of Arlington,\npent Wednesday night with Mr.\nmd Mrs J. c. Hillsman.\nMr and Mrs. Weld n King, and\nMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gills and\non. Joseph, visited Mr and Mrs.\n’ C Kmp. at Victoria. Friday\nnight.", "confidence": 0.6489, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 22, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "Hoepital Visit\nMrs. Gordon Estes and Mrs\nStanley Gills visited Gordon\nEstes. Who is a patient at M\u003C -\nGune Hospital in Richmond. Sun\nday\nMr and Mrs Billy Sims and\nsoils, of Stafford, spent from last\nSunday until Tuesday with Mr\nmd Mrs. Eddie Rucker.\nMr and Mrs. Reed Woodall and\ndaughter and Mrs. R M Wrod\ntll. of Richmond. spent last Sun\nia.v with Mr and Mrs. Pembelton\nHenry Nash came home from\nHie hospital Thursday and is do\ning finely.\nMrs Stanley Gills. Mrs. Gor\ndon Estes and Mp Weldon King\n- ailed to see Mrs Vester Jenkins\nlast Sunday night\nMr- George Wingo was a lim\nner guest of Mr and Mrs Jake\nCaller, ot Parmvillr. Thursday\nHelp W nil Taper\nMr and Mrs. Raymond Jenkins\naid Tommy of Richmond, spent\nthe week end with Mr and Mrs.\nHarry Jenkins, and wall papered\ntwo rooms for Mrs. Jenkins.\nMr and Mrs. Raymond Newton\nand family, of Clarksville, spent\nthe week end with Floyd Ruekei\nand sister\nMr and Mrs. Harry Jenkins\nspent Monday night and Tuesday\nin Richmond visiting Mr Jenkins\nbrothers and their • families.", "confidence": 0.5598, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 38, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "Amelia Golf Club Sponsors\nBenefit Dance at House", "confidence": 0.7118, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "Amelia Golf Club gave a belief,t\ndance at the club house, Friday\nnight.\nMr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson\nhad as their guests for the week\nend. Mrs. Thompson\u0027s sister and\nher husband. Mr. and Mrs Stone,\nof Roanoke\nThe Women\u0027s Society of Chris\ntian Service of the Amelia Meth\nodist Church gave a Valentines\nsupper Friday, Feb. 13, for the\nbenefit cf the church. The wo\nmen were more than pleased at\nthe number of people who at\ntended.\nV’s** \u0022arenas\nMr. and Mrs. C. A. Holman. Jr.\nand son. Allen, spent the past\nweek end with Mrs. Holman\u0027s\nparents, Mr. and Mrs. Haley, in\nCulpeper.\nFdward Townes, who has been\n\u0022lute ill, is able to be out again.\nI aura Lee Stengel is still quite\nsick with the flu.\nMr and Mrs. A. L Clarke had\nas their guests. Sunday, Mr. and\nMrs. Gordon Palmer and son and\nMr, and Mrs. Bill Heck, all of\nRichmond.", "confidence": 0.663, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "Hospital Patient.\nMrs W S. Wright is staying\n*n Pichm hd with her daughter\u0027s\nfamily, Mrs. Billy Mackey, since\nMrs. Mackey is m Stuart Circle\nHospital\nMrs. George Lightly, who has\nbeen quite ill. has left St. Lukes\nHospital and is now at the home\nof her daughter, Mrs. James Ed\nwards. in Flee ton\nMrs. Jessie Smith, who has been\n\u0027ll St Lukes Hospital for the past\ntwo weeks with a broken hip. had\nto undergo another operation.\n‘Saturday, and she will be there\nfor several more days.\nMrs. W. A Mortimer has been\nconfined to her home with the\nflu.", "confidence": 0.615, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "l\u0027:rr!o Meets\n\u0027Hie Women of the Church\nCircle of the Amelia Presbyterian\nChurch mejr in the home of Mrs ,\nT P Calbreath. Monday night.\nFeb 9 Mrs. Allen Johns had\ncharge of the program, and Mrs\n1) D. Wilkinson taught the Bible\nlesson.\nMr and Mrs Bruce Brandon\nand daughter. Linda Sue, of Din\nwiddle. spent Sunday with her\nparents, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Winn\nThe group of young people of\nthe Amelia Methodist Church,\nwho planned to visit the Meth\nodist orphanage in Richmond.\nSundav. will go at a later date\n• Hire she; trio was postponed be\ncame of the weather\n’ isil Mother\nMr and Mrs. John N Simmons,\nof Bih’er Springs Md . are visit\nfit her mother. Mrs Allen Johns\nMrs. 1 hiomas Jefferson and\nMiss Otelia are leaving Friday to\nmake a tour of the a/.elia gardens\nand visit friends in Alabama\nMr 11 \u003C) Marshall is confined\nto her home with the flu.\nD Gregory. Jr., spent the past\nweek end at the home rf his par\nents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Gregory, m\nKing William county.\nMrs William Jefferson is quite\nill with the flu.", "confidence": 0.5798, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 36, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "Mi and Mrs D. D. Wilkinson\nhave as their guests, his sister\nand family. Mr. and Mrs. George\nChaney and three daughters, of\nParkton. N. C.", "confidence": 0.7188, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Mattoax\nThe Mattoax Home Demonstra\ntion Club held its February meet\ning on Friday afternoon. Feb. 13\nat tbp home Qf f )-|o provident XT,- 1\nJ T. Eanes. The demonstration\nwas given h« tb« Te\u0027\u0027d«\nRachel Lyons, and Mrs. Rachel\nBowlin, on \u0022Better Ironing Meth\nods.\u0022 Ironing starts when we hang\nclothes on tiie line, they pointer)\nout. How important it is. to fold\nclothes as they are taken from\nthe line; how to sprinkle; what\nkind of ironing board to use;\nkinds of pads to use on the board\nhow to make an ironing board\ncover, and the correct way to iron\nmen\u0027s shirts were all discussed. It\n’■ as a very practical demonstra- !\nt;on and one that everyone pro\nfited by.\nAfter the meeting, the hostess\nserved applesauce cake, coffee. ,\nand homemade candv. while mem\nbers were busy talking about\ntheir bedspreads, lamp .--hades,\nand about their sewing machines\nthey converted into electric mach\nines. through the club. This is I\nwork that has already been done\nthis year, in the club There was!\na good attendance at this meeting\nWaldo D chon attended a State\nmeeting of the Young Farmer\u0027s\nClub, in Richmond, last week\nMrs. .1 R Whittington was a\nRichmond shopper on Friday of\nlast week.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Dodson\nand small son. John Charles, were\nSunday evening callers in the\nhome of Misses Esther and Alma\nWhittington.\nSeveral persons from this com\nmunity attended the varietv show\nsponsored by the International\nHarvester Comnanv. in the Pow\nhatan High School, on Saturday\nnight", "confidence": 0.5925, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 50, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "JKTEHSVILEE VETERAN\nRECIEVES DISCHARGE\n•Sgt. Earl Taylor, of Jelersvillc.\na veteran of Koiea. was dis\ncharged from the arm;.. Monday.\nFeb. 0.", "confidence": 0.5807, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "DRIVE TIIRO(\u0027(ill 1953\nWITH A GOOD I\u0027SEI) CAR\nFROM\nLAWRENCE MOTOR CO.\n’ll Plymouth Sp. deluxe\n4-di .$300\n’46 Ford V-8 super deluxe\n1 dr Radio and lieatci $695\nIS Cliev. 1-dr tutom\nR A 11 $845\n49 Dodge 4-dr Coronet\nRadio, lieatei auto\nmatic shift $1195\n\u00275! Dodge hard-top con\nvertible. Fully equip\nped and a bargain!\nLAWREXCE MOTOR\nCOM! MAT\n1608 W Broad St Phone 6851\nRICHMOND. VIRGINIA\nOpen till 9 p. m. Va. Dealer 490", "confidence": 0.5882, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 21, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "\\ PI Brings Livestock Inlormation\nTo Amelia County Farmers At School", "confidence": 0.5725, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "A livestock school will be held\nat Amelia Courthouse. Thursday.\nFeb 19. It will be one of a series\nof 32 such events, which were\n■ heduled during January and\nFebruary for livestock growers of\nVirginia. Purposes of such sell \u003Eols\nare to create interest in good live\ntock and to present useful infor\nmation on breeding, feeding on 1\ni management which will help\n••rowers in their operations\nSneakers mi the program will be\n~\u003Eem!-er^ of the extension staff of\nMi\u0022 Animal Husbandry Depart\nment of VPI\nThe fir\u0022t speaker on the pro\n■’rarn. which will begin at in a. m..\n■ !1 be George C. Herrin ■ .-■■vine\n■pcnalist, who will first discuss\nMie livestock situation and the\nuitlook for meat animals in 1953\nHe will then give a talk, illustrat\ned with slides, on practices and\nmethods in successful ho; produc\n1 ion.\n\u0022Reap With Sheen\u0022 is the title\nof an illustrated talk which will\nbe given by George A. Allen, sheep\nspecialist, at 11 a m. Mr. Allen\n\u0027 ill discuss the place of sheen on\n\u0027’irciniu farms and how thev fit,\nin with the growing of other live\nstock. The successful practices\nemployed by the winnei s in the\n1952 Virginia Reap With Sheep\nContest will also be brought out\nby Mr. Allen.\nThe afternoon program ’■•ill\ndeal entirely with beef rattle.\n\u0022•liich have expanded rapidly in\nnumbers in Amelia countv in re\ncent years. Curtis Mast, beef cattle\nspecialist, will discuss different\ntypes of beef cattle production,\nurh as the growing of feeder\n■alvcs and steer feeding. He will\nemphasize the practices needed in\n; producing quality feeder calves\nmd new methods wintering and\nj finishing steers.\nMarketing Your Cattle\u0022 is the\n.title of the talk which will be\n•men by K C. Williamson, beef\nattic marketing specialist He will\nr a flannclgraph ill show ing who\nbuys Virginia feeder calves, prices\nof different grades and other in\n• formation pertaining to the feed\ner calf sales program, through\nI which more than 20.000 calves\n! were marketed in 1952. He will\n1 discu.-.N. also, marketing of other\ntypes of cattle", "confidence": 0.5625, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 64, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "DAT SHOWS IT’S DE\n^ tomeuaHo!", "confidence": 0.6257, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "Iit— mt—n urn \u003C\nT **•»,*»\nk.", "confidence": 0.5056, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "r There’s a REASON why\n3 NATU*AI- CHILIAN NITRATE means\n| a DIFFERENCE in results!", "confidence": 0.7751, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "One difference lu lwr r n Sutural\nChile,in Nilratr and other ni\ntrogen fertilizers i- ([iialily —\nnatural i|ualily. It i- the world\u0027s\non/v nuturut source of nitrale\nnitrogen.\nThe nitrogen content of Chilean\nNitrate is 1:00 nitrate nitro\ngen - lUO/r available - lOO^o\nfast-acting — I00r/c dependable.\nNo antidote is necessary, Chil\ncan N itrate is non-aeid forming.\nRich in sodium and minor ele\nments. Chilean Nitrate is rieh\nin beneficial sodium that makes\na stronger, deeper root system\n— improves crop health, vigor\nand nutritive value. It also\ncontains small quantities of cs\n{ sentiaJ minor elements.\nChilean Nitrate is the\nONLY fertilizer that\n9 u «\nnitrogen, beneficial\nsodium and essential\nminor elements.", "confidence": 0.5339, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 26, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "No*ed for oil-round efficiency.\nOiii\u003C k acting ](X)\u0027r nitrate ni\ntrogen makes rapid, sturdy\ngrowth, its 26ro so\u003Ciiurn con\ntent acts like potash when nec\ne-sary and iielps to increase\nthe supply of available phos\nphate in the soil.\nChilean Nitrate\u0027s free flowing\npellets guarantee rapid, accu\nrate distribution under all con\nditions. No special precautions\nneeded.\nHelps maintain productivity of\nyour land. \\\\ hen used consist\nently in a sound farming pro\ngram, Chilean Nitrate builds\nup fertility, increase- efficiency.\nYear after year. \\atural Chilean\nNitrate increases — im\nproves quality — defends\nagainst di-ease — fortifies\n• against in-Vct injury — \u003C nun\nleracls »il jeultt v. I se (.hilean\nNitrate for solid satisfaction!", "confidence": 0.5199, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 25, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "CHILEAN NITRATE of SODA", "confidence": 0.8285, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "Will Attend Amelia\nWill Attend Meeting\nAt Blackstone I SO\nTwo Amelia county extension\nworkers will attend a 4-H Club\ntraining meeting. 10 a. m. to 3 p.\nm Wednesday, at t h e USO\nBuilding m Black-tone. This\nmeeting will bo held for workers\nm the Southeastern District.\nThe training meeting will con\ncern the 4-H Club Farm and\nH me Electric Project.\nAmelia workers. Mrs. Dorothy\nIP Smith, home demonstration\nagent, and Hiram Holmes, assist\nant county agent, will attend the\nBlackstone meeting.", "confidence": 0.6279, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "DEATONVILLE\nBirth Announced\nMr. and Mrs. Witt Borum are\nannouncing the arrival of an\nother granddaughter, born to Mr.\nand Mrs. Ned Bradley, of Halifax,\nWednesday.\nMr. and Mrs. Weldon King and\nMr. and Mrs Stanley Gills visited\nMrs. Gordon Estes, Saturday\nnight.\nMiss Agnes Nash, of Richmond.\nSpent the week end with her par\nents. Mr and Mrs. Henry Nash.\nMr. and Mrs. Oscar Myers, of\nRichmond, spent Sunday night\nwith Mr. and Mrs. Ve ter Jenkins.\nMr. and Mrs. Hiram Anderson,\nof Crewe, called to see Mr. and\nMrs. Henry Nash. Sunday after\nnoon.\nSMOKING CTKBKO\nWhile no reason for the order\nhas been given, women members\nof President Eisenhowers White\nHouse staff have been forbidden\nto smoke while at work. They\nmay smoke during rest periods\nand in the lobby, but once at then\ndesks. the rule is \u0027no cigarettes.”", "confidence": 0.6412, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 30, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "Recent .Xeirs From Mattoax\nWMS Of Piedmont Church Will Sene\nMarch Dinner To Amelia Ruritan Club", "confidence": 0.5829, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "Miss Gaynelle Smith, of New\nport News, spent last week with\nher sister. Mrs. Vance Gunter.\nMr. and Mrs. Gunter and family\ncarried Miss Smith home, Sun\nday. Feb. 8.\nThe Young Adult Group of the\nPresbyterian Churches in the\ncounty met at the Mattoax Com\nmunity House. Saturday night.\nWoman\u0027s Missionaiy Society of\nPiedmont Baptist Church held its\nFebruary meeting in the home of\nW. J. Morris, with Mrs. Lydia\nThompson as hostess assisted by\nMrs. W. J. Morris and Miss\nLouise Morris. The program in\nRoyal Service was \u0022Winning The\nMormons To the Right Way,\u0022 and\nit was given by ihe program\nchairman. Mrs. J L. White, with\ndiscussion by the members. , A\ncommittee was appointed to plan\nthe program for the Season of\nPrayer for Home Missions, which\nis coming up in March. Also a\ncommittee was appointed to plan\nthe supper for the Ruritan Club\nin March. The hostess served\ndelicious refreshments at the\nclose of the meeting.\nMrs. B F. Hyde, oi Richmond,\nspent the week enu with her\ndaughter. Mrs. Ralph Saunders.\nMr. and Mrs. J E. Dodson were\nSunday afternoon callers in the\nhome of Mrs. Blanche Greza\nLewis. A\nRichard Stevens, the student\npastor, who is preaching at Pied\nmont and Union Churches, was a\nluncehon guest in tlie home of\nMr. and Mrs. Ray Saunders. Miss\nEsther and Alma Whittington\nwere also guests in tne Saunders", "confidence": 0.7027, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 45, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#13", "pageIndex": 12, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "home, Sunday.\nMr. and Mrs. J. R Whlttinpton\ncalled to see Mrs. W R. Poore.\nSunday afternoon. 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The I lls lassies bothered by lack of height\namong the guards, possesses a five-won seven lost record this\nseason\nEagle-Eyed Bubbles Pearlove ilas\n27/» Per Came Average I or FI IS Cirls", "confidence": 0.5281, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 8, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "A losing string of games in\nthe first half of the season for\ntile Farmville High School girl.-.\u0027\nbasketball team, overshadows a\nfine individual performance turn\ned m by Phyllis Pearlove. team\nco-captain and forward.\nAfter droiiping their first six\ngames. Coach Slate.-. 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In\ntv elve consists, slie has netted\n332 jjoi: i■ • tot a pet game average\nof 27 6 In ttvo of tlu grunt\u0022 her\npoint-making soared lo 36 and in\ntwo othen: sltie colected 31 and 30\npoints.\n! weedy point- against Emporia\nand 21 it) a meeting with the\nstrong Buckingham C entral girls\nwi her iwiii lowest nights of the\n: easoli\n• end in jd 1 lie a per forward\nvi ■ Phvl] rue Martin Jo Rex\nmi Bui | limn Martha Jo\ni a -.core •; pent!■ and Bobby\n-t11 ;n the 13 | .aw . to ,ve strong\ni e -til 1 save gam remain*\n\u0022V v. it \u003E 5a: p : llandolph\nilci 1\u0022 . per. ips ;he -1. ngest\nteam in tja list Ami lin and\nlEuk .S \u0027 • 1 lien l: a good pos\n111 v ■ • m1 i:in a .-M i! t i the\niiuisal d:.d r|\u003C: to : nt\u0022. in March\nf U ui streak cordinues.\nBut e-. dll i! th- FHS lassies\n- ou t appear this year, d strict\n\u0027earns will knew they v f, cal an\n• ■at’le-eyed ierw: rd at Parmville\nA 27.6 , ■ r-g imo i vers.to :• fine\nba -ketball ailvwhere.\nClvde 3’ a!\u0027 :: ’• 35 n iit led\nT\u0027-rmvilli -V effort. followed bv\nT ’ :ornt an\u0027 Ji uid Newman\u0027s 11.\nThe Wql\u0027crine who out-shot\nR-H 31 tq EO ai lield gi\u003E i led\n40-37 at :\u0027H‘ halt and extended\nthat to . \u0027.MVpoint margin at the\nthree-quart* r mark 59-39 The\nF\u0027atesmen c-tit the margin back in\n: lie final period, principally on\naccuracy from the foul line where\nihi v picked up nine p ants, while\nFHS hit on only three for ten.", "confidence": 0.4984, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 57, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "custom-made all-.\n..Venetian blinds", "confidence": 0.8735, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "non-porous plastic tapes\nwipe dean . . . spring\ntempered aluminum slats\nsnap batik to shape, won’t\nrust . . . easy to operate ...\nnew slim plastic cords\nand noisrless,\nunbreakable tassels!\nNews! Easier to decorate\nwith new extended top bar\n(shown), Holds draperies,\ntoo . .. eliminates extra\nbrackets. Optional.", "confidence": 0.6772, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "RUSCO WINDOW COMPANY\n//.» W\\ Third St.—Phone SIS\nFarmville, Va.", "confidence": 0.7596, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "Tigers Hopeful\nOf Clinching M-I)\nBid This Week\nHampden - Sydney\u0027s Tigers —\nturned giant killer in the Mason -\nDixon Conference — have two\nopportunities to add to their\nbright, four-game winning streak\nthis week.\nCoach Waldo Matthews\u0027 Ben\ngals play Bridgewater’s Eagles a\nreturn game at Bridgewater Wed\nnesday night, and are hosts to;\nNewport News Apprentice School;", "confidence": 0.6142, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "Friday night at Death Valley.\nA victory over the Eagles, beat\ni en by the Tigers 57-48 pn the\nhome court December 12, will just\nabout clinch a berth in the Ma\nson - Dixon tournament next\nmonth.\nThe Tigers\u0027 current streak, con\ntains some sweet memories for the\nGarnett and Gray court warriors,\nwho entered it suffering from a\ndifficult schedule and the varag\nries of a tough losing streak\nSince February 6. the Death\nValley squad has swamped Wash\nington College, spilled John Hop\nkins olood for the first time in\nthe current M-D race, put the", "confidence": 0.6617, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": ": Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets\nI below them in the conference\nrace, and humbled Towson Teach\ners.\nThere\u0027s another night coming\nup when the Tigers will be hope\nful of a performance they now\nhave demonstrated they can have\nRichmond\u0027s high and mighty\nSpiders come to Death Valley\nFebruary 2(i.\nRandolph-Macon scared the life\nout of Coach Les Hooker\u0027s Spid\ners the other night at Ashland be\nfore losing by two points. The\nTigers may do a little clawing,\ncome February 2ti. on their own\naccount.", "confidence": 0.5888, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "LOOKING AT IT FROM\nYOUR SIDE!\nThis bank believes in serving its\ncustomers as individuals instead of treat\ning them as a class under hard fixed rules.\nYVe make every effort to see things\nfrom your side. Our cljief concern is to\nplease you, not ourselves, and we will go\nas far as sound banking practice will let\nus in giving you that kind of service.\nYou will be pleased with our service.\nPEOPLES NATIONAL BANK\nFARMVILLE, YIRGIXIA\nMember of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.", "confidence": 0.8044, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 14, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "We W ish T\u0027o Express Our (iood W ishes To Our Friends, The\nW alker-W ard Motor Co., W ho Have Transferred Their Ferguson\nAgency To Ontario, Ya.\nW E PROUDLY ANNOUNCE OUR APPOINTMENT\nAS\nAUTHORIZED FERGUSON DEALER\nIN FARMVILLE", "confidence": 0.7931, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": ",0 %FW FERGUSON TRACTOR\n«rouson implements\nAND Authorized Ferguson Dealer\n. Were a„nou„cing our recent aPPO.^ „„y iarnrer ,n rh.s area .he\nfor this community, a Ferguson Implements C){ farm power. Its\nnew KtUS°F J\u0027 Sn Traotor, we bnn* y““ ^h7he revolutionary Ferguson\nWith the Fe^US° Head Engine, combined with tnt uirements for\nContinental VaVve.mHea^g far for the light\nSystem, » capable of V economical, fuel savir g\npeak loads and hea y P themselves on over\nr^r ” 1 K„ you „„e ahonr -he — -Cor - .\nJSKST-\u0027Fe^nSysrenrl.P—", "confidence": 0.5984, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "r\u0027^KMmWN TORCTo*", "confidence": 0.5745, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#14", "pageIndex": 13, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "TAYLOR SALES, INC.\nON ROUTE 15 AND 460 WEST OF FARMVILLE\nPHONE 643 \u0027 FARMVILLE, VA.", "confidence": 0.8256, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "_FOR RENT\nHOUSE — 9 rooms, 3 baths. 2\nlarge screened porches, oil fur\nnace heat, hot and cold water,\ntelephone and electric lights.\nEdgewood Estate, one mile from\nFarmville. Will rent entire house\nor as two apartments. Reasonable\nrent. Apply C. J. Cox. Farmville\nMotor Company. 1-9-tf\nAPARTMENT—living room, bed\nroom, kitchen and bath, electric\nrefrigerator, and stove, heat and\nwater furnished. 607 Second Ave..\nKnight Apartments. Call 482.\n2-3-tf", "confidence": 0.7672, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 16, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": ".9 ACRE dark tobacco allotment.\nGeo. Penick, Tr Mr;. Mary Swope,\nR. 1, Farmville. 2-17-2p\nAPARTMENT three rooms, fur\nnished. Phone 413. 2-17-2\nOFFICE SPACE — second floor\nDoyne Building, Main street. Miss\nElizabeth Burger. 2-3-tf\nAPARTMENT—furnished, newly\ndecorated, heat, watei, private\nentrance. See 703 Oak street.\nFarmville. Rent by month. Apply\nto Eunice Allen. 3101 Seoend Ave..\nRichmond. Va. 2-10-tf\nBUSINESS RENT AL—Available\nimmediately, store space at 313\nWest Third street, formerly oc\ncupied by Dunlop Tire Company.\nCall William J. Gills 350 or 511 R.\n1-30-tfF.", "confidence": 0.7751, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 20, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "HOUSE — 3 rooms with bath,\nnewly painted inside and out.\nApply Cralle\u0027s Store. 2-13-4p\nOFFICES for rent. Main street,\nsteam heat, newly painted. Apply\nJack Pearlove. Phone 356. Farm\nville, Va. 2-17-lOp\nAPARTMENT — unfurnished. 3\nrooms and bath 20i S. Virginia (\nstreet. W. W. Towiei. 316 S;\nMain, Farmville. 2-20-lp\nHOUSE—4 looms and bath, fur\nnished or unfurnished. C L. Irv\ning. Phone 2604. Worsham. Va. .\n2-20-1t ;\nLAND for tobacco and corn at\nFive Forks. S. T. Hams. Route 2. j\nPamplin. 2-20-3p j\nSERVICES\nMall—McCulloch—Homelite\nPOWER CHAIN SAWS\nSales and Service\nRepairs—parts for all make saws\nBRIGGS X STRATTON\nSales and Service\nF. W. Shanaberger\n\u0026 Sons\nOne Mile East of Farmville on\nRt. 460 — Look for Sinus\nPhone 2017-R Night 1038-J\nTRADES -:- TIME PAYMENTS\nItRINGYOlll\nPRESCRPTIONS\nSOUTHSIDE\nDRUG STORE\nCarefully Compounded\nAt Reasonable Prices\nJACK PEARLOVE. Pharmacist\nMOVING\nLOCAL AND LONG\nDISTANCE\nGordon’s Transfer\nIncorporated\nPhone 363—Farmville, Va.\nRepair Service\nREFRIGERATORS. WASHING\nMACHINES, RADIOS, ETC.\nSouthern Hdwe. \u0026\nAppliance Co., Inc.\n321 MAIN ST. PHONE 59", "confidence": 0.6928, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 50, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "Have Your\nEngine Rebult\nTRACTOR\nTRUCK\nST A T ION ARY\nExpert Service", "confidence": 0.8221, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "JOHN P. HUGHES\nMOTOR CO.. INC.\nTelephone 7300\nLYNCHBURG. VA.\nDITCHING — let us dig your\nd’tches, septic tanks, etc. by ina\nciune .especially designed for that\npurpose. Rural work solicited.\nPutney Plumbing and Heating\nThone 483. Farmville. Va. 4-21-tf\nBRIGGS \u0026 STRATON. Clinton\nPower Products. Reo, Lawson and\nContinental engines. Call Carl\nHcilner. 693. Farmville. Va^\nLAWN MOWER sharpening. Pick\nup and delivery service. Call Carl\nHeifner. 693. Farmville. Va -\n1 1 - I o - T i", "confidence": 0.6883, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "_ FOR RENT_\n1 LARGE HOUSE —newly painted\n! inside and out, large garden. Ap\n| ply Cralle\u0027s Store. 2-20-6p\n\u0022for Tale\nU. S. No. 1 Potatoes. 100 lbs.\nI $3.90. Osborn Bros. 2-17-2p\nPURE BRED Abeideen Angus\nbulls and heifers. One to two\n! veal\u0027s old. W. B. Clark. New Can\nton. Va. l-27-8p\nSALT: 100 lbs. 99c. Osborn Bros.\n2-17-2p\nBUILDING LOT—on hard sur\nfaced road. Will finance building\nvour home. J A LeSueur, Farm\nville. 2-6-3pF\nGARDEN SEEDS: English peas,\nbeets, onion sets Seed potatoes.\nIt is time these should be started.\nSee us for your needs. J. H.\nWhitfield Company. 2-20-lp\nSEED—3.500 lbs. Lespedeza seed,\ncleaned. 23c per pound, small or\nlarge quantities. A W. Lewis,\nProspect, Va. l-27-4Fp\nHAY—Soy bean hay. John E\nOlgers. Rice, Virginia. 2-10-2p F\nBOXWOOD—old English, bush\nand tree, flowering shrubs, pansy\nand cabbage plants. Reduced\nprices on tree box. A. J. Thomp\nson. 6 miles north of Farmville.\nstate route 45. 2-6-4p F", "confidence": 0.7335, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 34, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "DISTRIBUTING BOXES, five,\n■seven and eight outlets $5 and $6.\nA. J. Thompson, 6 miles north of\nFannville on state route 45.\n2-6-4p F\nBABY CHICKS—New Hampshire,\nVa. U. S. pullorium clean. Place\nyour orders now. Locust Hill Farm\nHatcherry. P\u003E 1. Phone 4 F 40.\nWillie Welchlin. 2-13-2pF\nBULL—Black Angus bull, eligible\nfor registry. Very nice. Willie\nWelchlin. R 1. Fannville Va.\n2-13-2pF \u0027\nSEAT\nCOVERS\nGENTINK CHEVROLET\nAL-FIBER SEAT COVERS i\nTO FIT l!)-n2 MODELS |\nSneciai Thi\u003E M\u003EcA\nK\u003C \u003C). N2.L7 /\nx\u0022\u0022 °\u0022,v $18.95\nliiifi .1 \u0022OK” I\u0027scd\n(’nr Tori nil\nNEWMAN\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSECOND A SOUTH STREETS\nPHONE 261. FARMV1L1.E. VA\nVa. Dealer l icense No. 11\n.\u0027shavings\nFOR SALE\nLoaded on Your Truck at Pem\nberton, Va., 50c pick-up Load:\n$2.00 Truckload.\nPhone Fife 7-3191\nC. A. STONNELL\nCUMBERLAND. VA.", "confidence": 0.6772, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 38, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Lennox Aire - Flo Oil\nFURNACE\nKEEPS YOU WARM IN\nTHE WINTER AND COOL\nIN THE SUMMER\nJ. M. Kernodle\nAuthorized Healer\nPhone Hampden-Sydney 2491\nFARMVILLE. VA.", "confidence": 0.8327, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "HIGH QUALITY\nTobacco Seed\nQ Six Leading Vareties of\nBright Tobacco.\n0 Five Leading Varieties of\nDark Tobacco.\n$1.00 Per Ounce\nQ Five Leading Varieties of\nBurley Tobacco.\n$1.50 Per Ounce\nl.H. WHITFIELD CO.\nPhone 415 Farmville. Va.\nWOOD FOR SALE\nDry Oak \u0026 Pine\n$5.00 Per Cord at Mill.\nPemberton. Va.\nC. A. STONNELL\nCUMBERLAND, VA.", "confidence": 0.7168, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 18, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK10", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK10", "order": 9, "text": "_FOR SALtt\nINSURANCE—new disability and\nincome policy, special polio policy.\nHospitalization and polio policy\ncombined. For details phone 468\nor write Box 402. Annie V. Put\nney, Farmville. Va. 2-10-llp\nSPENCER — Individual measure\nments for surgical and formfitting\ngarments. Also postuie correcting.\nConsult Mrs. Annie V. Putney,\nBox 402. Phone 468. Farmville. Va.\n2-10-llp", "confidence": 0.7297, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK11", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK11", "order": 10, "text": "I SEED—recleaned lespedeza seed.\n; 20c pound. F. M. Irving. Pamplin.\nVirginia. 2-10-Gt\nALUMINUM SULPHATE: Excel\nlent for use on Azaleas, Rhodo\ndendrons and siniiut plants to ,\ncreate the necessary acid soil.\n5 lb. pkg. 75c J H. Whitfield\nCompany. 2-20-1 p\nPOULAN chain saws, 7HP, Bows\navailable. Call Carl Heifner, 693,\nFarmville, Va. Jl-18-tI", "confidence": 0.6922, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 12, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK12", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK12", "order": 11, "text": "WOOD—mixed hardwood, stove\nlength, $10 load in large pick-up\nbody, delivered. Call Joe Wilck.\ni3. or Jimmy Watkins. 247. 1-9-tf\nTITAN chain saws, 4 to 12HP.,\n$323.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCnrl Helfner, 693, Farmville. Va.\n11-18-tf\nLOMBARD one-man chain saws,\nC268.00 up. Bows available. Call\nCall Heifner, 693, Farmville, Va.\n11-18-tf\nFLOUR: Satisfaction Guaranteed.\n100 lbs. $5.95. Osbom Brothers.\n2-17-2p\nFIGS — Nice Poland China Berk\nshire, 8 weeks old. Albert Gee,\nR. 1, Ric, Virginia. 2-17-2p\nBOXWOOD — tree oushes. Geo.\nPenick, % Mrs. Mary Swope, R. 1.\nFarmville. 2-17-2p\nHAY—baled lespedeza hay. W. R\nPeircy Farm. New Canton, Va.\n2-17-4t\nSTONE — Let us fix your roads\nand driveways, we deliver any\nquantity over 5 tons. We also do\ndump truck hauling of all kinds.\nPhone 532, Reid\u0027s Esso Servi\ncenter. East Third Street, Farm\nville. Va. l-23-10p\nREAL ESTATE\nI\nL\nBy I.ANDON G. ATKINS", "confidence": 0.7359, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 35, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK13", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK13", "order": 12, "text": "_", "confidence": 0.111, "fontSize": null, "maxFontSize": null, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 1, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK14", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK14", "order": 13, "text": "“/ would suggest gnu put out\nthe fire and leave. / just rent\ned this property from London\n(l. Atkins, Realtor.", "confidence": 0.6131, "fontSize": 8, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 4, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK15", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK15", "order": 14, "text": "Lots in the Davidson sub-division,\nwater and sewage.\nResidence, 8 rooms, 2 baths, in ;\nVictoria. Near school and churches, |\nDouble garage. $8,000.\nResidence, 10 rooms, 3 baths. In\nBurkeville. Beauty parlor business\nand equipment can be purchased\nwith this home. Oood investment\nproperty. House above, $4,500.\nWith beauty parlor equipment\n$5,500.\nFarm, near Blackstone. 250 acres.\n125 cleared, balance good young\n: pine and oak timber. Beautiful\n8 room house, bath. Fenced and\n\u0027 watered. On paved road. $18,000\n; Dwelling. 5 rooms, bath, electric\nI hot water heater, on edge of\nFnrmvil’e Only $6,000\nDwelling with 5 acres on Cumber\nland Rd 7 miles out. Four rooms\nand full basement. Electric water\nsystem and bath. Several out\nbuildings. Only $5,000.\nLots, several nice lots in and\naround Farmville.\nFarms. 25 good farms, large and\nsmall, located in Prince Edward,\nj Cumberland. Apbomattox, Anv lia.\nCharlotte and Buckingham coun\nties\nFOR RENT\nDwelling, six rooms, two small\nkitchens, two baths. Ideal for two\nsmall families. City.", "confidence": 0.6427, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 36, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK16", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK16", "order": 15, "text": "_ FOR SALE\nHOT POINT Electric water heat\ner. Excellent condition, capacity\n52 gallons. $75.00. Solici mahogany\ndining table. Sheraton period,\nround $47.50. Mrs. VY. S. Elliott,\nFarmville. Phone 147 2-20-lp\nLAND —107 acres. Buckingham\ncounty, part of Willis Mountain,\non the east, possibility of miner\nal. splendid camp site. W. C\nCanada. Realtor, Peoples Bank\nBuilding. Farmville, Va. 2-20-2p\nHOUSE—Nice house with water,\nlights, and bath. larhe corner lot\non highway 460. in village of\nProspect. W C,\u0027 Canada, Realtor,\nPeoples Bank Building. Farmville.\nVa. 2-20-2p\n( HEVROLET- 1951 Power Glide\nLike new. 8000 miles. All extras.\nUnder ceiling. Call 61a. or 657-M.\n_ 2-10-tr\nHAY—mixed $40.00 ton. Alfalfa\n$50.00 per ton. R. C. Goodwyn\nPlaning Mill, Powhatan, Virginia.\n2-10-4t", "confidence": 0.6654, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 27, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK17", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK17", "order": 16, "text": "DISSTON chain saws, 3\u00272 to 12\nHP, $349.75 up. Bows available.\nCall Carl Hcifner, G93, Farmvili;,\nVa. 11-118 tl\nSEED Lawn Grass: We have a\ncomplete line of lawn grasses to\nsuit the soil and particular con\nditions of your lawn at reason\nable prices. Also law fertilizers.\u0027\nCome in and discus- your lawn\nproblem with us. J. H Whitfield\nCompany. 2-20-lp\niTSEI) CARS.\nCHEVROLET 1952, all extras\nUnder ceiling. Edwarci ingle, R 5.\nFarmville. Va 2-20-3p\nGOOD\nUSED CARS\nUSED CARS\n1949 Chevrolet 4-dr. Sedan\nexct pi tonally c\u003E. n -j Artr\nfully equipped i\n1947 Oldsmobile club coupe w.ih\nheater, defroster and seat\ncovers, excellent\nfinish n^Ol/O\n1941 Chevrolet 2-dr (PQpTA\nSedan. A real buy \\F\nCSEI) TRI C KS\n1949 Ford ; ?u •• take body.\nexceptional!:. r\u003E.\ntruck. A steal at 4\n1947 Chevrolet -te n A Q r\npick-up. A \u0027ood buy at\n1944 Ford ?ton. 2-speed rear\naxel. 8■25x20x10\ntires only »j\nNEWMAN\nCHEVROLET\nSALES CO.\nSECOND A SOUTH STREETS\nPHONE 2G4. F AKMVILLE, V\\\nVa. Dealer License No. 11", "confidence": 0.5867, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 43, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK18", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK18", "order": 17, "text": "Our Best Values\nIX\nUSED CARS\nIn Ten Years\n1952 Studebaker V8 Commander\n4-door Sedan with overdrive\nheater nnd radio.\nCeiling Price $2060.00\nSelling Price 1550.00\n1950 Chevrolet Belair w.t.h\npower glide, .\u0027.eat covers\nradio and heater. Extra clean\nwith low mileage and in\nexcellnt condition. Well be\nlow ceiling.\nSelling Price 1550.00\n1949 Mercury 4-door black\nsedan\nCeiling Price 1428.00\nSelling Price 1095.00\n1948 Pontiac Station Wagon\nSelling Price 795.00\n1948 Fraser 4-door sedan with\nradio \u0026 heater. Low mileage\nSelling Price 595.00\n1947 Chrysler Windsor 4-D\nsedan. In excellent condition\nLooks and rides like new\nSelling Price 1095 00\n1948 Plymouth Special 4-D\nsedan with radio ft heater.\nClean and in good condition\nSelling Price 895.00\n1946 Plymouth 4-D sedan.\nNew Paint ft new seat covers\nSelling Price 755.00\n1951 Dodge 2 Ton Truck with\nstake body ft heater Very low\nmileage.\nSelling Price. About new price", "confidence": 0.6404, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 40, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK19", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK19", "order": 18, "text": "Farmville Motor Co.\nPhone 295 Farniville, Va.\nVirginia Dealer License No. IKK", "confidence": 0.6767, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK20", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK20", "order": 19, "text": "Classified Rates\nnil copy must be in Tin\nHerald office by Wednes\nday noon for Friday pub\nlication and by Saturday\nnoon for Tuesday Dubli\n2e Per Word\nWhen Cash Accompanies\nThe Order\nWhen Cash Does Not\n3c Per Word\nCards of Thanks, Resolutions\nif Resoect, In Meinorlam. Kn\ncertatnments. etc., will be used\nONLY when cash accompanies\n►he order.\nDisplay Classified\nAdvertising.\n75c Per Inch\nINSTRUCTION\nLEARN beauty culture the train- i\nmg witb a real future for you.\nI he way to happiness and finan- 1\ncial independence. Eliminate all\njob hunting and money worries\nforever. Age or lack oi education i\n:.s no barrier. You cun start at ^\nonce and use our easy pay as you\nlearn plan. Mayfair College of\nBeauty Culture, 1120 Main Street.\nLynchburg, Virginia. 2-20-4t F", "confidence": 0.6784, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK21", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK21", "order": 20, "text": "WANTED\nVENEER LOGS — Poplar and :\nsweetRUm, 4 miles east of Appo- !\nmattox. Virginia on 460 for price ;\nand specifications see Walker at\nyard Tuesday through Friday.\nFen urn Veneer Corp. l-2-16tp\nDOGWOOD—$40, 160 eu. ft. de\nlivered New Canton, Va. Write\nfor specifications. Landes General\nSt ire. New Canton. Va. 9-9-tf\nGOOD FARMERS ■ ...ow pickles\nfor Lang. See r.\u0027in.iers coopera\ntive. Farmvilie. \\V. li Stonnell,\nCumberland. H. N. laving. Mgr..\nMeherriin. Va. 3-6-20p\nRABBITS —Wanted to buy live\nbaby rabbits. Contact J. J. New\nberry Co.. Farmvilie, Va. 2-10-8t\nOFFICE TABLE piam oak. 30x60\ninches m good condition Call 359\n2-20-1\nFEED - jjarlev. oats. hay. Wc\nnaul Write Southall\u0027s Farm.\nCrewe, Va 2-20-8p\nMISCELLANEOUS two fresh\nGuernsey heifers. Alfalfa and les\npeue/a hay George R Smith. Box\n35, Rice, Va 2-17-4t\nDTDS WANTED\nState Forest Timber For Sale\nSealed bids for the purchase\nof all timber except designated\nseed trees upon a portion of\nPocahontas State Forest, located\nm Chesterfield County, Virginia,\nestimated to he approximately\n498.008 board feet, will be receiv\ned at cite office of the State\nForester. Box 1368 University Sta\ntion. Charlottesville, Virginia, un\nt ill 9:00 A M. on Monday.-March\n16. 1953.\nFull particulars may be had\nfrom the State Forester or from\nRobert W. Slocum. District For\nester. i Tel. Richmond 3-6262),\nWRVA Theatre Building, \u003CP. O.\nBox 960). Richmond 7. Virginia.\n2 -13 - 4t F\nNOTICES^\nThe undersigned. First National\nBank of Farmvilie. Virginia, by\nvirtue of Section 64-123 of the\nCode of Virginia, 1950. as amend\ned. hereby gives public notice of\nits intention to transfer to\nGeorgia Railroad Bank \u0026 Trust\nCompany of Augusta, Georgia,\nPermanent Administiator of the\nestate of A C. Griggs who was\none and the same person as\njiugustu.s C. Griggs, of Augusta.\nGeorgia, the sum of $3,035.37,\nrepresenting a savings account\nwhich tile said A. C. Griggs had\nwith the undersigned Bank at the\ntime of his death, including in\nterest to date.\nFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF\nFARMVILLE. VIRGINIA\nBv E. W SANFORD. Jr.. CASH\nIER. 2-13-4t", "confidence": 0.6444, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 73, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK22", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK22", "order": 21, "text": "SERVICES\nCRALLE\nPainting: \u0026\nRepairing: Co.\nPhone 878\nFarmvillc, \\\u0027a.\nAll Kinds of Tainting", "confidence": 0.7367, "fontSize": 12, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK23", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK23", "order": 22, "text": "_FOR SALE_\nBABY CHjpKS: All our chicks\nfrom Virginia-U. S. approved pul\nlorum clean hatchenes. We have\nchicks on hand or place your\norder for future delivery. Price\nS 15.00 per hundred on all heavy\nbreeds. J. H. Whit fie.d Company.\n2-20-lp", "confidence": 0.7716, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 9, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK24", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK24", "order": 23, "text": "FARM—70 acres, .7 dark: .6\noright allotment, new tobacco\nbarn: 20 acres open land on river\nroad. 3 miles from FarmviDe. Call\nFarmville 550R or wnte Alvin C.\nMottley. R. 1, jVctoiia, 2-10-4tp\nSEED—Lespedeza seed, recleuned\nin 100 lb. bags. 20c per lb. Thos.\nC Hix. Prospect. Va. 2-20-4Fp\nHAY, ten tons lespeoe/.a. $32 per\nton. Also platform truck body,\n$50 Phone 3031-J. Glenn Easter.\n2-20-2Tp\nHover type. Economical to oper\nate. 100 chick capacity. Special\nprice: $10.75. Only a limited\nsupply. J. H. Whitfield Company.\n2-20-lp\nSEED—Korean Lespedeza—99 per\ncent pure, state tested. Dodder\nfree. 23c and hulled 25. Herbert\nH. Goodman. Cumberland.\nl-30-4pF", "confidence": 0.7609, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 23, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK25", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK25", "order": 24, "text": "WOODSON—In loving remem\nbrance of Charles Woodson de\nparted this life in February 19.\ni940\nWe think of you every moment\nLong for you day by day\nOurs hours are weaiy and lone\nsome\nSince you were taken away.\nI like to think when life is done\nWherever heaven may be\nThat he is standing at the door\nUp there to welcome him in.\nSilently the angels took daddy\nInto the mansion above\nThere shall be rest :iom earth\u0027s\ntoiling\nSafe m the arms of God\u0027s love.\nMollie. Cora and Tom Woodson.\n2-20-lp\nLEGAL NOTICE\nNOTICE. At a meeting of the\n:.oard of Supervisors of Prince\nEdward County held on the 5th\nday of February. 1953, it was or\ndered that the Cleik of said\nBoard cause to be posted and\npublished, according to law. no\ntice that a portion ot Secondary\nHighway Route 628 about 0.3 of a\nmile in length from the intersec\ntion ol said Route 628 with\nRoutes 630 and 637 of said Sec\nondary Highway System through\nthe property of Monioe Foster be\nabandoned as a public road.\nIt was further ordered by said\nBoard that further pioceedings. if\nnecessary, be had at the regular\nmeeting of the Boaid to be held\non the 2nd day oi Api ll, 1953, at\n10 o\u0027clock. A M.\nTherefore, notice is hereby\ngiven as above set forth for said\nabandonment.\nHorace Adams Clerk of tfie\nBoard 2-20-2t\nAUCTION SALES\nFARMER’ Angus Bull Auction.\nWednesday, February 25, 1953\n1:00 P. M. At Staumon Purebred\nLivestock Sale Pavilion 6 miles\nnorth of Staunton on Route 11.\n60 — registered — rugged ready\nbulls selected from top registered\nherds of Aberdeen-Angus in Vir\nginia. All have been tested for\nBangs and T. B. and come from\nclean, healthy herds. All bulls\nfully guaranteed to oe breeders.\nSale sponsored by Virginia Aber\ndeen-Angus Association, Box 196.\nCharlottesville. Va. 2-13-2t F\nDANVILLE District Angus Auc\ntion Saturday. February 21. 1963\n1: P. M. At Danville Fair Orounds\nLivestock Market 60 Registered\nfemales—top selection from 19\nleading Aberdeen-Angus herds In\nVirginia. 8 Registered bulls—all\ntop herd sire prospects. Selected\nafter rigid culling. Top families\nand good pedigrees. All are from\nclean, healthy herds and are fully\nguaranteed. For better breeding\nbuy Blacks—Sale sponsored by\nVirginia Aberdeen-Angus Associa\ntion. Box 196, Charlottesville. Va.\n2-13-2tF", "confidence": 0.6511, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 79, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK26", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK26", "order": 25, "text": "Southside Livestock\nMarket, Inc.\nFarmville, Va.\nIt pays to sell your livestock at\nthe Southside Livestock Auction.\nA review of our sale Saturday.\nFebruary 14. 1953\nHogs, topping at $20.20 per\nhundred\nVeals, topping at $38.00 per\nhundred.\nLight Hogs from $13.00 to $18.00\nper hundred.\nSows topping at S15.23 per\nhundred.\nPigs $8.00 to $12.50 per head.\nBaby Calves $7.00 to $12.00\nper head.\nStork Cattle $40.00 to $183.00\nper head.\nHeavy Hogs, topping at $21.00\nper hundred.\nAUCTION SALE\nEVERY SATURDAY", "confidence": 0.6975, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 24, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK27", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK27", "order": 26, "text": "CARD OF THANKS\nBAKER — I wish to thank my\nfriends for the lovely flowers,\ncards and gifts while in the hos\npital. Mrs. W. A, Baker. Carters\nville, Va. 2-20-lt\nLEGAL NOTICES", "confidence": 0.7353, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 7, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK28", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK28", "order": 27, "text": "VIRGINIA\nIn the Clerks Office of the Cir\ncuit Court for the County of\nCumberland, on this the ?ftth day\nof January. 1953:\nVIRGINIA.", "confidence": 0.7292, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 6, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK29", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK29", "order": 28, "text": "IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF\nTHE COUNTY Of CUMBER\nLAND:\nL. G ATKINS\nFarmville. Virginia, and\nI MYRTLE J. MCDANIEL\n226 W. 150th St., New York 30.\nNew York. COMPLAINANTS\nvs. BILL OF COMPLAINANT\nCOLUMBUS JACKSON.\nCumberland, Virginia\nW. T. JACKSON, non-resident\n332 Amhurst St.. F. Orunge, New\nJersey\nB. G. JACKSON, non-tesident\n211 W. 149th St . New York 39.\nNew York\nJ. W. Jackson, non-iosident\n114-53 175th St.. St. Albans, L. I..\nNew York\nPINKEY J. AUSTIN, non-resident\nANNIE J. JOHNSON, non-resi\ndent\n52 Central Ave.. Montclair. New\nJersey\nWILLIS MOSLEY, non-resident\nARTHUR JACKSON, non-resi\ndent\nLANDONA JACKSON non-resi\ndent\nWESTLEY BROWN\nGuinea Mills, Virginia\nDAVID BROWN\nRt. 1. Farmville, Virginia\nMARY BARTEE\nGuinea Mills, Virginia\nheirs of Willis Juckson and\nRachel Jackson, deceased, and if\nthey be dead their hens, devisees.\nor assigns, and such other persons\nwho are or might be interested in\nthe subject matter of this suit.\nwho are proceeded against as\nPARTIES UNKNOWN\nJAMES B. HILLIARD. Farmville.\nVirginia, and R. S. PAULFTT.\n: Farmville. Virginia, and if they\noe dead their heirs, devisees, or\nassigns, and such otner persons\nj who are or might be interested in\nthe subject matter of this suit,\nwho are proceeded against also as\ni FARTIES UNKNOWN DEFEN\nDANTS.", "confidence": 0.7347, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 54, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK30", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK30", "order": 29, "text": "The object of this suit is to re\nmove cloud from the title to a\ntract or parcel of lanu containing\none hundred \u0027100\u0027 acres, be the\nsame more or less, purchased by\nL G. Atkins from Myrtle Mc\nDaniel and husband, by deed\ndated the lath day ol June. 1951,\nand recorded in the Clerk\u0027s Oft ice\nof Cumberland County m Deed\nBool^O, page 140: and being the\ncamp property conveyed to Myrtle\nMcDaniel by deed uui.ed the 28th\nday of October, 1922. from Willie\nJackson, widower, of record m the\nClerk\u0027s Office of Cumberland\nCounty in Deed Book ti. page 451:\nAt the date of the aforesaid deed\nfrom Willis Jackson, widower, to\nthe said Myrtle McDaniel, there\nwas of record in the Clerk\u0027s Of\nfice of Cumberland County. Vir\nginia. a deed from the said Willis\nJackson to A B. Aimstrong. as\ntrustee, conveying the aforesaid\nproperty in trust foi the benefit\nof the wife of Willis Jackson for ,\nher life and at her death to go to\nthe children of their marriage,\nsaid deed being on record in Deed\nBook 38, page 371. The intention\nof the deed from Willis Jackson, i\nwidower, to Myrtle McDaniel was\nintended to convey the interest\nof all the children of Willis Jack\nson and his then deceased wife\nand that the proceeds from the\nsale were actually distributed\nMwwif those heirs and that the\nfailure of the aforesaid heirs to\nsign the aforesaid deed was only\nthrough ignorance of the fact\nthat they were necessary parties.\nAnd further, that oy a certain\ndeed dated the 6th day of March\n1691, of record in the Clerk’s Of\nfice of Cumberland County in\nDeed Book 36. page 263. one R. S.\nPaulette conveyed to Willis Jack\nson the aforesaid tract or parcel\nof land: said R. S. Paulette con\nveyed aforesaid land as the \u0022sur\nviving partner of the partnership\nknown as Hilliard and Paulette\u0022.", "confidence": 0.6709, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 8, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 54, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK31", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK31", "order": 30, "text": "This deed of R. S. Paulette did\nnot purport to be a conveyance\nby him in the partnership name j\nbut it was conveyed by him in his\nindividual capacity of surviving ,\npartner. Therefore the compain- i\nants are of the opinion that the i\ndeed from R. S. Paulette, afore\nsaid described, was not sufficient I\nto convey the interest held by the j\nother partner, James B. Hilliard,\nin the aforesaid property.\nAn affidavit having been made i\nand filed, according to law, stat- !\ning that W. T. JACKSON, B G\nJACKSON, J. W. JACKSON.\nPINKEY J. AUSTIN, ANNIE J.\nJOHNSON, WILLIS MOSLEY.\nARTHUR JACKSON and LAN\nDONA JACKSON are non-resi\n; dents, it is ordered tl*at said non\n! residents and PARTIES UN\nKNOWN who are or may be in\nterested in the subject matter of\n! this suit appear witnin 10 days\ni after due publication of this order\n1 and do what may be necessary to\n! protect their interests in tins suit.\nR. H. Blanton, Clerk\nWilliam P. Hay, Jr., p. n\nPnrmville, Virginia 2-fi-4r", "confidence": 0.7826, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK32", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK32", "order": 31, "text": "_FOR SALE\nSCALECIDE The complete do -\nmant spray for fruit and shad -\ntrees and evergreens. 1 q.tn:t\n$1.15. 1 gallon $2.7\u0022\u003E J H Whit\nfield Company. 2-20-lp\nSEED: Red Clovei Virginia\nGrown. High purity mid germ na\ntion. Virginia grown seed has\nbeen hard to find. Set us for you*\nneeds. J. H. WiuUicld Company.", "confidence": 0.6809, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 12, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 11, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK33", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK33", "order": 32, "text": "IN MEMORIAM\nIn loving . »i.»\nFirst Lt Marshall S who\nv. as killed Feb. 22, 1352. He Ail\nnever be forgotten oy the ones\n\u0022 ho loved him best Mother. d«;\nbrother, and sister 2-20-11\n\u0027help\u0027wanted\u0027\nGROCERY CLERK — wailte 1\nFarmville. Please state salary ex\npected. Experienced. \u0027\u0027 Box\nFarmville Herald. F armville\n2-13-3p\nMAN—six days a week to help at\nService Station. Longwood Service\nstation. High street. Farmville\n2-17-2t\nCOMBINATION COUNTERMAN\n—parts manager. Age 25 to 35\nMust be quick, accurate. tak»\nresponsibility. Some \u0022use of type\nwriter. adding machine. Knowl\nedge of purts not required. Write\nVirginia Radio Supply Co . P. O\nBox 921. Charlottesville. Virginia\n2-20-21\nMALE—Man wanted ior tire and\nbattery department, also to han\ndle sales in store. Good hours and\npay Chance for advancement at\ntop pay Apply Farmville Tire Ac\nBattery. Inc. 4ng t\u0027 Third S’\nPhone 560 2-20-41p\nMILKER needed on ciairy farm\nContact Hugh M Jcr.Kins Green\nBay. Va.. 2-20-tf\nMANAGER Local man fn*\nurive-in theater. Year-round em\nployment. Free life insurancr.\nHospitilization plan Paid vaca\ntion and sick leave I\u0027or appoint\nment. contact Alvm Simmor.s\nState Theater Telephone 21-.1:\n2-20-tf\nSTATE OF VIRGINIA\nIII the Clerk’s Office of the Cir\ncuit Court for the County of\nCumberland, on this the 26th day\nof January. 1953:\nVIRGINIA\nIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF\nTHE COUNTY Oh1 CUMBFR\nLAND\nFRANCES PATTESON GRAY,\n: COMPLAINANT.\nV. ORDER OF PUBLICATION\nCHARLES GRAY. DEFENDANT.\nThe object of this suit is to ob\ntain a divorce a vinculo matri\nmonii for the complainant from\nthe defendant on the ground of\ndeserti \u003En.\nAn affidavit having been made\nand filed that Charles Gray is not\na resident of the Slate of Vir\nginia. and that his last known\naddress was 34 Clifford Street.\nEast Orange. N J., it is ordered\niliat the said defendant. Charles\nGray, do appear within ten days\nafter due publication of this\norder, and do what is necessary\nto protect his interest.\nA Copy-Teste:\nR. H. Blanton. Clerk\nAnnie Marine Fallweii. t\u003E q\nPlanters Bank Blcia .. ..\nVa. * 5u-- t»\nCommonwealth of Virginia,\nIn th\u003C* Clerk’s Office of the Cir\ncuit Court of the County of\nBuckingham on the 6th day of\nFebruary, 1953.\nMaggie Walker Sears Ayn\u0022-,\nPlaintiff\nagainst\nWillie Ayres. Defendant\nORDER OF PUBLICATION\nThe object of this suit is to\nobtain a divorce from the bond of\nmatrimony by the complainant,\nfrom the defendant on the ground\nof desertion ana abandonment\nAnd an affidavit having been\nmade and filed that the defen\ndant Willie Ayres is not a resident\nof the State of Virginia, it is\nordered that he do appear hen*\nwithin ten days after due publi\nca\u0027ion hereof, and do what may\nbe necessary to protect his inter\nest in this suit.", "confidence": 0.6097, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 14, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 102, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15/source/BLOCK34", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#15", "pageIndex": 14, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK34", "order": 33, "text": "A Copy—Teste:\nJohn C. Spencer, Clerk\nA. L. Pitts. J . p. q.\nDillwyn, Va. 2-13-41\nVirginia:\nIn the Circuit Court of Prince F\u003Cl\nward Countv, Februan 10, 1953.\nEvelyn Newsome. Complainant,\nV. In Chancery\nH J Newsome. Defendant\nOrder of Publication\nThe object of this ..uit is to ob\ntain a divorce from bed and board\nfor the complainant from the\ndefendant on the ground of wilful\ndesertion, and after yne year has\nelapsed from the date of said\ndesertion to have the same merg\ned into a riecrpe of divorce from\nthe bond of matrimony.\nAn affidavit having been made\nand filed, acci rding to law,,stat\ni ing tl.at the said H. J. Newsome is\n| not a resident of the State of Vir\n; ginia. it is ordered that he do ap\n1 pear within ‘en days after due\nj publication of this order and d \u003E\nI what may be necessary to protect\nhis interest in this suit.\nI . Horace Adams, Clerk\n1.1 F Lewis, p q 2-20-4t", "confidence": 0.6658, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 31, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK1", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK1", "order": 0, "text": "Farmville Home Economies Classes Visit Store\n*8}", "confidence": 0.7273, "fontSize": 10, "maxFontSize": 10, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 2, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK2", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK2", "order": 1, "text": "Members of Farnivillc IliRh School Home Economics C lasses and their guests are pictured dur\ning a recent tour of Miller and Rhoads Store in Richmond These students had an opportunity to\nview the inside workings of a large department store, from lunch in the tea room to window deco\nrating department. The Richmond store offers these trips to home economics students to acquaint\nthem with various services and departments ottered to homcmak»rs.", "confidence": 0.6312, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 5, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK3", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK3", "order": 2, "text": "Tuggle Xeu s\nAppomattox Church Women Conduct\nStudy On Month s Theme. Stewardship", "confidence": 0.6415, "fontSize": 16, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 3, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK4", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK4", "order": 3, "text": "The Women of Appomattox\nChurch met with Mrs. W. A. Dave\nlast Thursday. Mrs. Lucille Gee\npresided during t h e business\nmeeting. The Bible lesson was\ntaken from Colossians 1 7-18,\nEmphasis for the month was\nStewardship. Mrs. Epsie Vale gave\nan interesting talk on this sub\nject.\nMrs. M. H Slayton and Mrs\nPaul Johnson were visitors to\nLynchburg last week.\nMrs. Claude Slayton and daugh\nter. Jennetto. also Mrs. Murray\nArrinctrn. visited Mrs Slayton\u0027s\nparents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry\nClaybrook. of Brookneal. last\nweek.\nMrs. P J Ollie was hosts-s to\na Stanley party last Monday even\ning\nUpturns From Hospital\nMrs. Nannie Baldwin has re\nturned to the home of Mrs Reu\nben Oliver, near here, after spend\ning some time in a hospital in\nRichmond However. Mrs Bald\nwin experts to return to the hos\npital in March, for further treat\nment.\nVisitors of Mr. and Mrs M H\nSlayton last week were Mi and\nMrs. C W. Slavton. of Pamplm\nMr and Mrs Henry Slayton, of\nHampden-Sydney. and Mr and\nMrs Leonard Slayton.\nWe are glad to here that Pete\nWatson has returned home from\nGermany\n\u0027 We wish a speedy recovery for\nNewton Crump, who is on the\nsick list this week a- is W A\nBooker\nNew Jprsp% \\ isitor\nA -3r W E Booker of 1 ■ r.Mii\nN. J . is visiting his parent- Mi\nand Mrs W A Booker, near here\nFriends here wish a speedy re\ncovery for Mr. and Mrs B Mo\nCourt. who are both sick at tlv\ntime.\nThe Rev Arthur Stevens con\nducted funeral services for M:\nFanny Card at Appomattox\nChurch last Sunday afternoon\nThe Cards lived in this commu\nnity many years ago. She wn\nhighly respected here.\nMrs. Edd Halley and son. I -\nvin. and family, also Mrs. Hart y\nMitchell, all of Callands. Va\nspent last week end with Mr and\nMrs. M. H Slayton here.", "confidence": 0.571, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 6, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 64, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK5", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK5", "order": 4, "text": "Pamplin Rt. 2\nFarming activities have been\nmany and varied but chiefly get\nting the tobacco on the market\nbefore closing time Prices in most\ncases have been very good,\nthough the quality isn\u0027t up to our\nusual standards We attribute this\nto the climate conditons ol last\nsummer.\nWe arc clad to report that in\nfluenza is \u0027 n the wane.\nJ. T. Baker is recovering from\na severe case of influenza\nMr. and Mrs. Claude Morns, o:\nBuckingham, and Mr and Mrs.\nV. P. Bryant, of Lynchburg, were\nrecent guests in the H. E. Canvilc\nhome.\nMiss May Cunningham spent\nlast week end in Chapel Hill. N\nC.\nJ. D. Carter was in Cu.irl\nvillc Friday\nMrs. Keller. Mr. and Mrs T J\nStratton and three children, of\nWashington. D. C . visited the II\nE. Hamiltons during the week end\nA-Cl Frank H Canvilc called\nto sec Mrs. W. B Binford and her\nbrothers. Henry and Norman\nBooker, Tuesday afternoon.\nThe Lottie Woodson Circle held\nits February meeting with Mrs\nL. K. Cash. Mrs. Cash is leader\nof the circle for the ensuing year.", "confidence": 0.6229, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 36, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK6", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK6", "order": 5, "text": "Darlington H«ts.\nMr. and Mrs. Charles Morris\nand daughter. Lynn, of Richmond,\nvisited Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Morris\nSunday.\nMembers of Spring Creek were\ndelighted to see Mr. and Mrs.\nTerry at church Sunday. Mr. and\nMrs. Terry, both Sunday school\nteachers, have been victims of the\nflu epidemic.\nMarion Hamlett has returned\nhome after receiving treatment at", "confidence": 0.6986, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 13, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK7", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK7", "order": 6, "text": "Abbitt Appointed\nTo Awards Group\nTo Name Winners\nFor Conservation\nRepresentative Watkins M. Ab\nba t, of Virginia\u0027s Fourth Congres\nsional District, has been named to\nthe Awards Committee of the\nAmerican Forestry Association foi\ntile fourth consecutive year.\nRepresentative Abbitt. of Appo\nmattox. joins five other disting\nuished Americans on the commit\ntee, which selects the recipients\nof the Forestry Association’s an\nnual awards for outstanding serv\nice in the field of conservation of\nthe nation\u0027s natural resources\nNamed with Mr Abbitt on the\ncommittee are Robert N. Hoskins\nof Norfolk, industrial forester with\nthe Seabord Airline Railway\nchairman: Dr M. I) Mobley\nof Washington, executive secre\ntary of the American Vocational\nAssociation: Milton M Bryan, o\nWashington, a representative of\nthe United States Forestry Serv\n: • Dr Paul D. Sanders, of Rich\nmond. editor of the Southern\nPlanter; and Charles Colhngwoo.d.\nof New York, radio and television\nnewscaster for t li e Columbia\nBroadcasting System\nMr. Abbitt was named to the\ncommittee first m 1950 and has\nserved for each succeeding year.\nIlls latest appointment is for a\none-yea 1 period, expiring Dec 31\n1953.\nThe appointments were an\nil unced by Don P. Johnston\npresident ot the American Forest\nry Association, with headquarters\nm Washington.\nMr Abbitt has been a leader in\nthe field of forestry work and. as a\nmember of the House Agricultural\nCommittee has contributed to the\nnation\u0027s conservation porgram\nplanning. As a leader in this field\nlie was selected to present the\nawards of the Forestry Association\nat the annual meeting, last\nOctober, m Asheville. N. C.", "confidence": 0.5627, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 55, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK8", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK8", "order": 7, "text": "Pamplin\nThe Woman\u0027s Missionary Socie\n!\u0027•\u0027 held its February meeting in\nthe home of Mrs. N W Black.\nMrs. Terry was program leader.\nArrangements were made to ob\nserve the Season of Prayer for\nHome Missions. Mrs N. J. Payne\nwill arrange for a mission study\nbook to be given at that time, and\nail Offering will oc taken for\nhome missions.\nThe Pamplin Home Demonstra\ntion Culb met in the home of\nMrs Grace Williams. Monday af\nternoon. The demonstration was\ngiven by Mrs Williams and Mrs.\nMcCall.\nThe Rev. Samuel Harwood of\nVictoria, filled the puipit at Elon\nBaptist Chinch. Sunday.\nHorton Miller Southall, who\nhas been in Germany for the past\ntwo years, has returned home.\nMr and Mrs. Paul Hughes, of\nRichmond, were week end guests\nof Mrs. Radio Hughes.\nMrs. W. B Ford is visiting her\ndaughter. Mrs. J Guilford, in\nOcala. Fla.\nDinner guests in the home of\nMr. and Mrs. C. W. Slayton.\nSunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed\nward Holly. Mrs. Irvin Holly and\nMay Sue and Linda Holly, Mrs.\nRosa Mitchell, of Cahands. Mr.\nand Mrs Leonard Slayton and", "confidence": 0.6475, "fontSize": 6, "maxFontSize": 16, "fontSizeBasis": null, "fontSizeUnit": null, "paragraphStarts": null, "textParagraphCount": 1, "lineCount": 37, "type": "paragraph" }, { "id": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16/source/BLOCK9", "pageId": "cron-america/sn98068377:doc:sn98068377-1953-02-20-ed-1#16", "pageIndex": 15, "sourceBlockId": "BLOCK9", "order": 8, "text": "Shenandoah Hospital, in Roa\nnoke.\nMi. and Mrs. Howard Shorter\nmd son, Billy, visited Mr. Short\ner\u0027s sister, Mrs. Lynwood Glenn.\n:n Roanoke Sunday.\nMiss Virginia Bingham, of Rich\nmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and\nMrs. C 1. Harvey.\nMr. and Mrs. Donald Morris and\nfamily attended the 52nd wedding\nanniversary of Mrs. Morris\u0027 par\nents. Mr. and Mrs. A. 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