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profession" the tribute says.
Frequently, the efforts of these
skilled office workers are taken
for granted. Their many contribu.
tions to the nations progress are
unsung. To honor the secretaries
already doing their jobs with dill.
gence, and to encourage others
into entering this worthy career,
it is essential that rightful recog.
milton be given"
The concept of a designated
week during which secretaries
would receive national recognition
for their indispensable contribu.
ton originated last year with Mr..
Woodbridge.
"There are now" says Mr..
Woodbridge, approximately 81
O00, 900 secretaries in the United
States, but there are still more
secretarial jobs than there are
secretaries. The Council is keenly
interested in nationwide observ-
ance to give secretaries greater
pride in their work and to en-
courage girls to take up secre-
tarial work as a career"
, 1953-05-11

The second annual observance
i. National Secretaries Week,
algnated to honor "The Amer
can Secretary The First Lady
/ Business" was officially set for
Nay 24-30 at a meeting in the
flee of Sinclair Weeks, Secretary
# Commerce in Washington.
Wednesday, May 81, was set as
National Secretaries Day.
Attending the meeting with
Secretary Weeks were c. King
Woodbridge, of New York, chair
nan Of the National Secretaries
Week Council and president of
Dlctaphone Corporation, and Mrs.
larry 4. Barrett, of Pittsburgh,
a.. co-chairman Of the National
'clretaries' Week Council and
resident of the National Secre-
saliSs Association.
Keynote TO- 1858 is stated on a
cco.! .n;itied, "A Tribute To The
american Secretary"
SvTe.&,its throughout the
'.-..t+d .Ststr7 re shoI.iering
.1iHt i":tins in 1.c&piag
S,Lb tbs b.Aa Ea4uricsss 6 thaif
, 1953-05-11
CALL FOR ASSEMBLY

l. WALTER 1. M. HODGE, Chairman of the Legislative
Assembly of the Virgin Islands, acting in conformity with
concurrent Resolutions of the Municipal Council of St. Croix
and the Municipal Council of St. Thomas & st. John, adopted
on April %, 1858, and May 4, 1858, respectively, do hereby
call Session of the Legislative Assembly of the Virgin Islands
o convene in the Municipal Councils Chamber, Municipal
Building, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, at
600 o'clock AM, Monday, May II, 1858, for consideration
of the following:
l. Report and Recommendations of Organic Act Com
mittee on Revised Organic Act for the Virgin Islands.
{. An Act to Amend Law Concerning Actions to De
clare Void or Dissolve the Marriage Contract, and for
Other Purposes" approved December 29, 1914
IN WITNESS HEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and
.aused the Seal of the Legislative Assembly of the Virgin
slends Of the United States to be affixed.
DONE at the City of Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Vir-
gin Islands, this 5h Day of May, AID, 1858.
Walter !. M. Hodge.
Chairman
, 1953-05-11

,ECRETARY OF COMMERCE Sinclair Weeks (center) met in
Washington, D. C., with C. King Woodbridge, chairman Of the Ma
tional Secretaries Week Council and president Of DictaphOnee
Corporation, and Mrs. Mary H. Barrett, co-chairman of the Council
and president of the National Secretaries Association, to officially
launch the second annual National Secretaries Week. "A Tribute
To The American Secretary" in the form of a colorful scroll was
siened and issued for display throughout the country.
, 1953-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Division of Personnel announces the establishment
of eligible. list for the following class:
CHIEF COOK

CHIEF COOK: SALARY Range $500 1920 per annunl.
A new class of position involving ability to do large scale cook
ing in a large institution; duties also include the assigning,
planning, and coordinating of work by subordinate personnel.
Desirable experience and training include: ~ consider
able experience in cooking a variety of foods on a large scale;
O completion of elementary school.
Only male applicants will be considered.
Applications must be made on the official form which
may be obtained from the Branch Office of the Division of
Personnel in Christiansted and should be postmarked by mid
night of May Is, 1858.
Ullmont L. James
Director of Personnel
Evening star., 1953-05-21
NH

A 3-bedrm. red brick Cape Cod with
built-in earage. The. lge., level back
yard is Ideal for the family with
children. There Is . nrepl. in the
well-proportioned liv. rm.. = screen
beaut. equip. kit. and ample closet
piesss cell MRS. LUNN. wo. e-71e6
WALKER b DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors.. Uptown Office. EN-. 2-671S
Evening star., 1953-05-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BETHESDA
Near HIGH Sch001

This lovely corner home has eye
appeal and Is extremely well
planned: lovely liv. rm.. nice screened
porch with fine view, bright din. rm.
and kit. 3 excel. bedrms. and bath {;
lge. dry bsmt.: relatively high eleva-
tion provides plenty of light and air
Also conv. to elementary school;
priced at $21 800 and worth It! See
It todayl Call JAMES z. SCHWAB.
EN-. 2-5S00; eyes,, OIL. 4-7693 or
OIL, 2-1409 90
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Sc. MARYLAND

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
bedrmS. corner Cape Cod. Bsmt.
new-house cond.i GI-FHA loan to be
BERKSHIRE. All brick Cape Cod.
bedrms.. 2 full tile baths. fireplace.
$4,000, AZ oI LOAN to be as
CLINTON. All brick rambler. Fire
place: several lots for gardening.
Cod. run bSmt.; only Sl4,e60. AZ
PLEASANT HILL. Bungalow. only
$I1, 900, S1.550 down: $74 mo.
includ. taxes and insur. This once
has many other good listinFs. some
Puffenberger g. Moore, Inc.
An.1 naI1v Till q PM -21
Evening star., 1953-05-21
BETHESDA,

CAPE COD, LOT 75x185
appealing brick home,
unusually large rms; 1st a.. center
hall. liv. rm. with firepl., porch, din.
rm.. equipped kit. brkfst. space,
bedrm. and bath: End A., Q master
bedrms.. nursery, and bath: full
bsmt.. rec. rm.; 2 car det. garage.
EN-. 3-e262. j. RUPERT MoHLER'
Jr., Realtor, "a
Evening star., 1953-05-21
S2.5O0

eIec. kit. with dishwasher and dis
posal; full bsmt.. gas heat. Built-in
gar. Full price. .$16,75O. Near bus.
stores and schools.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-O040
Ewes. LU. 2-642S al
Evening star., 1953-05-21

IMMACULATE BRICK
? bedrms.. expandable attic, liv; rm;
kit, tile bath, full bsmt.: lge. shaded
lot. all conveniences: ] blk. to
transp. and park. Price S13.l so: on
terms Call Mr. Rose. UN. 4-1516.
REP OF HUDSON REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1953-05-21

2 Bedrms., Exp. Attic
shingled bungalow. Liv. rm..
part. I'm. Full bsmt.. gas heat. prices
with terms to sell immed,
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 1865. WA. 7-0636, UN. 4-1166.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW
NEAR 44th AND ALABAMA AVE.
3 bedrms., den, liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. bath and scr. porch; all on
A.; lEe. Anchor-fenced corner lot
This is what every one Is looking
for. Maybe you are lucky and will
be the first one to see this ad. so
call now. Mr.. Penland, ST. 3-136S:
ewes. LU, 2-T612 till 10 pm. ATLAS
REALTY co III
Evening star., 1953-05-21

ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Detached corner home. 8 rms. and
bath; oil heat, concrete street and
wide parking garage, buses pass
the door. Only $3.50.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141s H st. NV. DI. 7-7S77
Ewes. and Sundays. IL 3-916s
Evening star., 1953-05-21
HOUSES SALE-s.E. tcent.)
cOLORED

AUS 1ULII = I. De.
Plenty Of rm. in this freshly painted
ave. lse. front and rear porches,
full bsD1t. and nice yd. $14,95O.
LOW CASH PAYMENT. OLIVER r,
CARR. MA. S-8093; ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER
Must sell this beautiful semidetached
brick home. now vacant. Be sure to
to see 1t.
1923 H ST S.E.
9 rooms, bedrooms. Don't pass this
by-see 1t. We can sell your home
for you.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 t4th st.. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1953-05-21

MODERN GROOM BRICK. ONLY
s13,5O0. NEAR sOUsA JUNIOR
add scadosU sUst1f A SPACIOUS AaP PAaocHaL 4do1s rea
rm. and - bath in bsmt. gas heat
1ge level fenced lot. in excel. cond.
FHA-approved financing. Must sell
this week Call Mrs. Cox. ATLAS
REALTY CO.. LU. 2-s136 or ST.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

NEAR MINI. AND PENNA. AYES.
Two bedrms. and bath on 1st f.; fun
bsmt., oil heat: flrepl., front porch.
A lovely home in this very convent
ent location. Priced for immediate
CO, LU. u a-siSe. 9 Or ST 81. % 5-7s6s.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
BETHESDA

Bethesda-Silver Spring Area
Three ramblers, on Quinton rd. in
Rosemary Hills. with 3 bedrms. full
basement with lavatory. all-electric
kitchen with dining space, separate
din. rm. and off-street parking area;
only $23;25Q; Open daily: 2 to 6
west on East-West hwy, / mile to
sundale dr., right to Quinton I'd.
and homes.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS - Just of
Southern ave-: only one left, new
brick rambler: 2-bedrms., tile bath,
full bsmt with outside entrance
above ground level; large land
seaped lot; S12.95O, with substan-
tial cash. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU. A.
3400. LU. 2-5976. I'll
CAPITOL BILL-Recently restored,
2-unit brick apt. house; one has
bedrms., liv, rm, with open fire.
place. modern kitchen. with dining
area and tile bath. The other has
1iv. rln., bedrm.. modern kitchen
and tile bath Reasonably priced.
SAFE S7 owner. Sn; 81. :.55oo-Rov house
gas heat. winter fuel, S13 mo-; 8
bedrms.. rec. rm..- storm windows;
fenced yard. 10. 2-0395. -21
81, 900 CASH. S77.S0 mo.-Lovely 6.
rm. semidet. brick. full bsmt, recr
rnn.; nr. schools; SIC. $50, 4es loan
H. L. GODDARD. OIL. 4-7922.
NEAR SOUTHERN AVE. AND v ST.
detached Srick; 6 rms. 8 bedrmsu.
Ia baths, full bsmt.; gas heat;
ssS6o s9Fns6 ri aARTmANE y REALTY Yyafs9t fHe
1aioo l345 o9gd 92f eebPss HePs I'd. s.e' Lu
Evening star., 1953-05-21
VETS-S1,45O DOWN

VIZ vi -3OU OOWN
Rambler. S14.45O. 8 lse. bedrms.,
bsmt:. liv; din. rm; combination;
lot wheaton area. Priced below VA
esggrstsal,, 26-yrso9B loan availsSssls.
Evening star., 1953-05-21
Want a Dream Home?

l143 46th ST. Sc.
This lovely det. brick on lot 64x115,
inclosed by Q white picket fence
contains liv. rn., din. nm, kit, 2
bedrooms, tiled bath and shower, rec
rm., garage. front and rear concrete
porches. Only S14 $50; For app,t.
Elk. 3-5707. RA. 3-0140.
t0LoREnDs-7vACANSTT6,. ba6ggsin; 6g 500
row yo6G 65ics; rms, ms bath; stds;on ohn.-Wh.o Ex.
coIeSEpMsSSo SSSSp evsSi 81 DoWS' SG1S IN the anest
location, this spotless, 6-rm., 1-hath
home. with bsint., oil heat, lovely
garden. Vacant and Q real buy.
DOROTHY <. WINSTON b CO.. ST
3-0560, or JU, 9.7440 30
Evening star., 1953-05-21

ARLINGTON-"Lux type"
3-bedrm. brk. rambler. spacious
bsmt., 3 cool bedrms.. close TO Lub-
Der Run Park. Conv. to everything.
DtspartuTe teEm. W, saGriiss; $S9g5o. I94 Excel.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

MCLEAN. vA.---An experienced home;
Ice. fenced rear yard for children.
Liv. rm., din. rm., entr. hall, mod.
kit. bedrm.. bath, 1st f.; 2 lge. bed
rms. and bath on 2nd; 2 porches;
full bsmt. with fireplace; 2-caf
FS[i; Rrnf. S%%;94o: ~ LEE W. CHARTERS.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

BETHESDA
A surprisinE buy. Red brick Co
rm. Very nice house at S1S.050.
BETHESDA
Greenwich Forest. Excellent Co.
lonm lonisl .i1as brick; noa rooms baths;
CHEVY CHASE
English Tudor design: center hall,
z rooms, . baths; west Of Conn.
ave; Rosemary School area; good
CHEVY CHASE
baths; brick III" shaped; patio,
garage. on Western ave.
Call OIL. 2-2133 Until Q PM.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON, REALTOR
7Q3R Wisconsin Ave
Evening star., 1953-05-21

ARLINGTON-4-b -bedrm. Cape
Cod near Parkington shopping CEN
ter, Housewife delight kit, dish
washer. glass cabinets, disposal.
FHA financed. Reduction price, Sl4..
bOu. ONLY $3.50 down. VIM. L.
WAREuID LA z.171a
Evening star., 1953-05-21

Somerset area, 47O6 Essex avenue.
De luxe brick rambler with unusually
large rooms Marvellous 37-ft. .recre-
picture windows. Quiet but conven-
sidered. Mr.. Ryan, JU. 6-125S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. Realtor AID. 4-2005
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Custom- built,
3-bedrm. brick rambler on h-acre
lot; lse. liv. rm. with glass .inclosed
fireplace; separate din. rm., lge. kit;
bSmt., front and rear patio; at
tached garage. There's . treat in
store for you when you see this mar
velous home. Terms arranged. 10.
HIJGGINs ITT ms T. HxRR1soN INC.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

vA.-Ths finest semi
Oct. ever built in this area; large
kit, garbage disposal; full bsmt.:
large lot. Close to schools. buses
and shopping center. S4 900 down.
Buy q double. rent one. IA. b-T9S7;
ewes. LA R-l1C7 Oz
Evening star., 1953-05-21

VIENNA-Stately trees. shade. This
brick -and-maSonry rambler on large
lot in convenient location. 3 bedrms., -,
tile bath. living dining rm. comb.
nation. has fireplace. all-elee. kit.
LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-9400. -23
: 500 DOWN WINS this cosy Cape
Cod with lge. storage attic. Nice
lot, Only S11 $50. ACME, IA.
Evening star., 1953-05-21

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S2. 600 DOWN
brick Colonial in Blessed
Sacrament Parish; 8 rms. 1st-fl.
lavatory; HEATED, P1NE-PANELED
REC: RIM; lovely lot. Terms to suit
purchaser and you use your present
home equity for q down payment.
JOHN T. HARRIS, Realtor, EN-.
2-S400 day or night. al
Evening star., 1953-05-21

Mr.. Amry-Navy Country Club ana
conv. to Pentagon. this immae. 3.
bedrm.. Colonial 10 being offered for
the 1st time. Lee. liv. rm. With nrs.
place, den. spacious din. rm. and
bath up. Rec. rm. IN bsmt,, oil heat,
Lge. fenced I'd. gar. Action priced
At $23 $50. The M. H. BARRY ORG,
2206 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex. Va,
XII. BOOTS. TIE. 6-2442. TIE. $4,000.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17
Bettinger Says Kodiak To Be
 5tn Alaska Citv

Lee c. Bettinger, former
 mayor of Kodiak, says the city
 will replace Sitka as Alaska's fifth largest community once the 344 Aleutian Homes pro- ject is completed, according to several Alaskan papers. Bettinger left here around the first of October. The for mer mayor told a Juneau re- porter that the population of the Kodiak metropolitan area is already greater than that of all cities in Alaska except Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks and Ketchikan. He said after the $6 million housing project is completed at the end of the year the city's population of 2,000 will double.
 Bettinger said the project at Kodiak proves that housing in Alaska can be provided for the military at reasonable cost. The units will rent for
 only $100 per month. Bettinger
 was quoted as saying.
 The units in the east addi- | tion will rent for $11O, $l30
 and $l50 per month.
 Besides getting approvals , for purchase of the land, Bet : tlnger worked to obtain aid for a Sl, 300, water and sewer project. a new reservoir streets, a $350,00O increase in
 Kodiak Electric Association distribution facilities, a $500, 0CO high school. a $500, 900 gym and auditorium and a grade school.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17
ake Ola x,.rt,es > ' Q Knudsen's

Persons aving cl thing they are rot using are re, quested to leave it at Knud. s""'s for distribution to needy families out the Aleutian Chain and other villages.
 Several instarc where clot' i>g is needed for a Lilies hvlng out the chain has come to my attention. cant help but think that there m st be many persons in Kodiak who have clothing they don't need that can be used by many who can,' Knudser said yesterday.
 He explained that he was collecting clean garments for
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17
A complete dental ,aice was

1 A complete dental paice was
 Al tdJ, hon fax this week - Dr Lee L Mckinley A >c] ora ge der tist
 A A~ mo fern two ch air denta flee and boratory equpip men as waII as an entire of i fee st if male the trip here n a PNA DC3 chartere'i pane.
 The passengers inclu led pr. Mckinley, Milo Forsmoe, Mrs. Fnrsmoe, Tommy Uppickson
 and Jim Beard. Dr. Mckinley ] has his offices in the Blinn Build ng on Main Street. He has been here for a week and expects to return each
 month for three or four days. "The new two-chair office boasts the most modern equip
 ment in the market" Jim Beard said, "and includes K Ray and q complete dental laboratory" Milo Forsmoe, dental technician, pronounced
 the new lab ready to produce every type of dental prosthesis from immediate dentures to
 n oricate bridgework.
 Dr. Mckinley, Alaska's flying dentist ;, is an ardent farmer and Republican mem- ] Der of the Territorial House.
 He has figured prominently in , the news since he took his determined stand against the so called dental trust' dur ling the recent legislative ses- sion. He served notice that the dental closed shop" must go and is now preparing a revised
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17

M. D. Scott, Golden Heart Distributor from Anchorage WIS in town this week.
 B. C. Fel.h was an incoming PNA passenger Wednesday.
 Fred Solberg was a PIMA passenger for Anchorage rhu. sday.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17
Photos O acosate PIMA Office

Two new en'arqed photos of Portland and Sea tie have been hung on the walls of the P,NA office. The one of Port land is an aerial shot. < Bob Blair was a PNA as- senger for the states this week. He expects to- return soon.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17

that he would see that ar don tons were sent to need antilles
 "Even baby blan' e S %n baby clo'h ng is needeu Knudsen d 4clared.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-17
pr. fyBckingey Opens Dental Office Here

d. ntal code to present at the next session.
 He plans to return to ko- 'iak on October 23 for his next vi it.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03

Power football carried TO the two
where Lacy Cumbey used sneak
to carry over. Vale again kicked
and it was 28-14.
The teams played a scoreless
third period. with Farmville max
ing one serious threat. After Tom
my Clark intercepted Robertson
aerial on the Farmville IS. the
locals drove to the Blackstone is,
with the help of a 30-yard jaunt
by Wally Vale. Clark Lowe fun
bled there however, and Blondell
recovered for the Rams.
Rams Drive GO
In the fourth period. the Rams.
after receiving one OF Farmville
few punts on their own 80, drove
SO yards for their final tally
Robertson cracked over from the
four with the tally but was stop
ped short on his extra point run.
AS the Rams closed the gap to
1920.
The final Wolverine score came
on a great break away run of 40
yards by Freshman Randy Lafoon
in the late minutes with the help
of timely blocking in the open
Wales placement attempt was
blocked
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03

apt conversation and football OBJ
servations were outstanding and
credit to his school and COM
munity.
SIC SEMPER TYRANNUS-thus
always with tyrants-is the old
Roman phrase that seems to run
through the minds of many foot
ball spectators these days when
they are referring to officials. Just
why folks should think a man
who is honest and cleared eyed
ordinarily suddenly becomes a
crook and blind when he dons a
referees uniform is beyond us
The bad feeling generated by
some Spectators, and even school
officials. caused two former
Farmville officials to give up the
trade as unsafe. w. P. Billy Hay,
Jr., and j. B. DO" Wall. Jr., who
are two who would have called
them as they saw them" have
put away official toys
They'd been brow beaten,
cussed and generally
berated merely for trying to do
a honest job. It's sad common
tary when such things go on.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03
- - - - -
Sideline Views

by John Steck
COLLEGE TOUCHDOWN CLUB

COLLEGE TOUCHDOWN CLUB
membersh IS a new experience
and a thriiing one. to Billy Reds
Franklin. former Farmville High
football great. now a freshman at
North Carolina State College
Billy scored his first one two
weeks ago against Eastern Caro-
lima College while the N. C. State
freshmen team was playing a 49,
10 tie.
Franklin was home for the week
end October II. Is and gave a
brief description Of his college
football experiences while we
waited in the ticket line for the
FHS-CreWe High School tussle
last Friday.
Anyone who talks with the
hefty gridder. now studying for
estry at Raleigh. can see he's as
eager as ever about football. His
grid conversation has the same
get up and go quality His feet and
legs have on the playing field
Franklin has, incidentally, piled
up a promising yards-per-ca carry
average Juggling the leather for
dear old state
BEDFORD COMES. A CROP
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03

PER much to sorrow of those VIII,
had hoped Coach Sheriff. Cole.
mans Bedford High Offers woulc
come to Farmville November IL
wit n an unblemished record
BlackSburg High School turned
the trick "a to 10 last Friday. Civ
ing the Offers their first defeat
in 80 games.
Coach Coleman took the defeat
philosophically, realizing the
string couldn't go on for ever. He
PAID tribute to the Blacksburg
High squad too. IF we had to
lose we're glad it was at the hands
OF a good team he said.
That defeat should take little
from the forthcoming game with
Farmville Highs Wolverines. The
game last year at Bedford was one
OF the best high school games
we've seen from along the side
line. The Offers still have the
backs that galloped that night to
close and exciting victory.
TELEVISION STAR BORN. =
Viewers are unanimous in their
verdict concerning Coach Bob
Gilmer's television appearance re-
Gently over the Lynchburg station.
The Farmville High Coach was a
guest of Vince Bradford. grid
mentor at Lynchburg's E. c. Glass
High School, Bradford MOS a
weekly sports telecast.
Those who saw the program
say Coach Gilmer's decorum. his
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03
Last of Hunting
Restrictions Lifted

All Virginia is now cleared for
hunting IN season. The Game
Commission Saturday lifted the
emergency restrictions in the
four remaining counties closed to
hunters, Isler Of Wight, Nanse-
mond. Norfolk and Princess Ann.
On October 80. following state
wide rains, the Commission lift
ed its ban on hunting. with the
exception of the four counties.
The announcement said enough
rain had fallen with enough more
in prospect soon to alleviate the
threat of forest fires. everywhere.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-11-03
First 80 Minutes
Produce 3 Scores

Farmville and Blackstone high
grid elevenS put on display of
offensive fireworks Friday night
with gleeful Homecoming crowd
of 1000 standing most of the time
watching Farmville's array Of sky
rockets and star clusters outshine
the visitors "a to 20.
1t was a satisfying game. not
able for the absence of penalties.
red handkerchiefs and sideline