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Friday, May 3, 1957 — The Farmville herald and farmer-leader · 60 of 60 source blocks
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j. I. FU MING hands Finest Norman a jug oi' root, c ear water. Jack Norman, right, is hitching , P the disc to get the t umbcrl.: ; d Recreation F ield ready for seeding. At left are Joe Mendez and ( . M. Thompson. In Uu background can b> seen t he cinderblock dugouts that have been built. F lem ing said he hoped the field would In* ready for use bv July I. Fhe Recreation Association lias bought >50 worth of seed and four tons of fertilizer and Marcus Speas has donated about 15 tons of chicken litter.
Fork of \\ ill is Mrs. Mary Marks returned to her home in BeaVcrdam Saturday after spending a couple of weeks with !nr s P-r, Mrs. W C Flipped Mrs. Dale Davis and M> Ed: n ilia Ransome visited M s R. I 1 .unton m Souths :de Common;''. I'P spital last week. Mi and Mi... J W (. - in p;ng back to Tennessei this week, after spending 10 years in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Eniert ef
Pn spec; and Mr and Mrs J. W. j Glass wen dinner guests of the Smallwoods Sunday Mrs. Ellen Baber and sons left M nday to spend a couple of weeks wish her parents in Arlington. Rex ai.d Ms.-. Ed Hughes, and or!'. 1 !.. lun Bridge, spent Monday wvh Mr. and Mrs. W. C Elippen. Mrs R; ay Rak*. s. Mrs. Junius ’\ ii-uii' . 'si i.-:c. of Richmond. s en recent test: of Mi and Mrs. L. I, Klippen. C Miicl.ell i.n ■. ••ini ■ ;u Texas ■ with a broth* r.
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Mrs Ellen Baber, and children, and Mrs. Polly Duncan were in Richmond last Thursday.
Cumberland f?t. i P' t Jamns Ray M <vMn, who is stationed a* Fort' J 'cks n. S r , r f-t-' *h- wee!; end with h:« wife and ram ly Rev. Keith Whitehead, of Ander s' nvMle. preached at Jones Chapel Sunday. M-s G-aee Bryan, who has been r.u-s!ng in Fa-mville. has been visit 'll e her son. Roy Watson. Mr. and M-s A A. Ownby and F-s. Nora da bo visaed Mr. and M : Ray Ownby. of Winsav.i. Fri day . M as. Eat 1 Owubv vksued M and Mrs Jav Gamble, of Petersburg, last week Mvs Ft! el Hioos, of M inti Fla., visited Mr, and M>s. John Brvan. Mr. and M s Brode Trotter and Mr. and M as. John King last week. M" and M s Brode Tri.ftei • visit ed Mr. and M”s. Herbert ' Jenkins, of Richmond, recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan, and daughter-in-law. Peggie Bryan, were dinner gues's Sunday of Mr. and M s John King, of Wealthia Mr and Mrs John Murphy, and daughter. Grace Martin, went to Richmond Sunday. Mrs. Mary Gose, of Staunton, spent the Easter holidays at Cler mont. The Rev. Larry K Waycaster, of Ripley. Tenn.. is going to preach at Jones Chapel May 5. both the morning and evening services. Max Trotter spent his leave with his parents here, and has returned to his station in Tripoli, Africa.
! N- roc. VI It ( I.ASSK ISTS James Constantine, of tlie l ni vfrsi. of Virginia, and Marcellos I . Waddill. of Meherrin. and Hampden ■ Sydney College mathematics instructor, were on the program at the Classical Association of Virginia spring conference Saturday at Hamper n-Svdney. Constantine, who bears the name i I the grtat Roman emperor, is president of the association. Wad dill. who also bears a distinguished name, that of the Roman gen eral Martti ns Claudius delivered a paper on "Roman Contribu tions to Alai hematics."
Latin Comes Alive, Ilainpden-Sydney With Classical Association Meeting
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auditorium at Hampden-Sydnej College Saturday might have come away with a different idea The Classical Association oi Virginia held its spring confer ence there, first hearing an nouncement of the winners in the Latin essay contest, and then si* papers dealing . with the classics A total of 148 papers from 34 schools were entered in the essay contest, with the first year win ner Betsy Gibbons, of St. Cath erine's School in Richmond: sec ond year. Met.de Christian. of Thomas Jefferson High School in Richmond: third year. Letitia Lavender, of St Catherine's, and fourth y. or. Frederick Thayer. III. of K. C. Glass High School in livitehbm - Th..' t v.iin t .. third year coni, si last vt-ir. Papers were delivered by Arth ur F Slacker, of the University of Virg nia: Dr. Robert Epes Jones, of Randpiph-Macon Col lege: Dr. Marjorie J. Rivmbuig. o; West hr. rapton College: Dr. Georgi J Ryan C ill :ge of Wil liam and Mary, anci Dr. Laura Vockel Sumner, of Mary Wash ing ton College. The is' t colic r. i i unpden Sydney. was represented on the .a-o-.i-am by Miicellus E Waddill. : tv l.m t i.-s tn t rt:i" or. of Mr ■ : n • ; > discuss;d Roman siii.; ihut'oils to Mathematics." !Te u< o'ri t bat whtl- ; i r Greeks s v, loped -hr theory of maihe iin‘:n it was the Roman who veloped th? practical applica tion of mathmatic.s. Fingers table and the abacus were used for calculations. Ro mans introduced a system of ■ imbers. known a; Roman num d subt tioi rhei nl geometry was a complete nays ay to the Roman mind Waddill said
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