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The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
Basketball Games Tonight
Start At Z At School Gym

First place will be at stake to-
night in the Base City League
when the Nome Merchants meet
the Nome Nanooks at 8:15, both
teams having won their opening
round games in Tuesdays play.
The Merchant team is composed
entirely of players who formerly
attended Nome High and it should
turn out to be fast-moving game.
Lomen Commercial, who drew
the first round bye on Tuesday,
will play the Detachment 23rd,
who lost their opening game to the
Merchants. The Lomen team has
several new faces in the lineup
and is highly regarded as a dark
horse for the top honors at the
end of the season Game time for
the first tilt is at seven.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
ROtarians Plan Party

The Rotarians are celebrating
their anniversary tomorrow even
ing with a dinner-dance party for
the ladies of Rotary and invited
guests.
In charge of the party are Co
chairmen Maj. Stan Morgan and
Jim Won der Heydt; hall decora-
tons, Pearse Walsh, Dan Fritz,
Russell Herman, Arv Saario; re-
freshments, Bill Cameron, Carl
Glavinovich; dance, Bob Curtis
and Bob Lewis.
The party will include a dinner
followed by about an hours pro
gram and a dance.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
ASTRONOMY NOTES
BY OLAF HALvERsoN

Astronomy binds earth and the
heavens in so close a bond that it
even maps the one by means of
the other, and guides fleet and
caravan over wastes of sea and
sand otherwise trackless and i'm
passible.
The approaching winter, with
its long, dark nights, is bringing
out the beauty of the heavens.
Two brilliant planets are now Wis
IDLE during the early morning
hours. Highest in the sky and
little to the southwest of the re
NTH is our largest planet, Jupiter.
1t is just above the beautiful win
ter constellation of Orion, the
hunter, identified by his belt of
three bright stars equally spaced
in the sky The diameter of Jupi-
ter is $1,000 miles, more than ten
times that of the earth.
Look now for the brilliant plan
ct Venus, seen in the eastern sky
just before dawn. 1t will be our
Christmas star during the Christ
mas season.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
70 BOYS ENROLL IN
SCOUT TROOP 6e6

Troop 666 of the Boys Scouts is
off to good start with 20 mem
bers who are:
Tommy Smith, Carl Tveter, Don
Outwater, Dale Marten, Francis
Walker Jr.,, John Herman, Peter
Barber, Arthur Martin, Angelo
Buffas, Arthur Nuglene;
Tommy Tootkayalook, Percy
Outwater, Jack Elook, Joseph
Amarok, Billy Joe, David Davis,
Douglas Davis, Philip Bronson,
Kenneth Kotongan, Steve Peter
son.
The theater is going to give free
tickets to the patrol that has the
best project this month. The boys
will pay the tax.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
ROTARY NEWS

Guests were Edward Miller, of
Nome Field; Maj. Douglas McKen-
zie, Nome; and Challan Sharples,
of the Road Commission, Juneau.
Birthdays of Bob Lewis, Keith
Hedreen and Dan Fritz were OBJ
served.
A film on Air Force surgery
was shown.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
A caucus shall be held in the
School Gymnasium Nov. 18. 1853.
at $500 o'clock PM, under the
direction of the Nome City Coun-
Gil. for the purpose of discussing
the feasibility of the light and
power project as a utility for the
City of Nome.
Carrie NJ. McLain
City Clerk
Publ. Nov. II, Is, Is, IL, 1858.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
Legion and A.N.G. To Conduct
Funeral Services For Jim Allio

Military burial services, with
the American Legion and Alaska
National Guard participating, will
be held at Belmont Point ceme-
terry at 2 pm. Nov. IA, for James
E. Allio, recent Lost River Mine
accident victim.
Allio was born in Louisville,
KY, July 7, 1927. He served with
the us. Marine Corps and re-
ceived his honorable discharge in
1916. He is survived by his father
Joseph Allio and a sister Betty j.
Allio, both of Anchorage, Ky.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13

Ernie Gustafson leaves today
for Seattle to purchase equipment
and materials to rebuild the North
Star Bakery this winter.
If weather conditions remain
favorable, stated Gustafson, it is
planned to start construction i'm
mediately.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13

Jack Kelly, former cook at the
North Pole Bakery and former
owner of the old Arctic Lunch,
has returned. Jack will be with
Barb's Grill, now operated by
Mrs. Tommy Martin.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13

NOTE OF APPRECIATION
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Atuk and
family wish to thank their friends
for their expressions of kindness
in their recent bereavement.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
N o T I c E

Members of the Home Arts Club
will meet at the residence of Mrs.
Roy Wall Tuesday evening. $500
Pm, to make posters for the ben
eft food sale scheduled for Nov
ember "a at the N. c. Store.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
Jack Dowd's Wife and Son
Join Him Here From Texas

Jack Dowd, Jr., who is stationed
at Nome Field, welcomed his wife
and small son from Texas today.
They plan to stay in Alaska while
Jack is located in this area.
Dowd rented a house for his
family which unfortunately was
destroyed by fire ON Wednesday
evening. The house, on Kings
Way was owned by B. B. Mozee.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13

THE MUKTUK KID
Come in and shoot the bull
with Jack. Plenty of BLACK
MUKTUK at the us. NERO.
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Copies of the Engineers Report
on the acquisition of Northern
Light & Power Co. by the City
of Nome. are now available in the
City Clerks office. Please call for
copy.
Carrie M. McLain. City Clerk
Publish Nov. IS, Is, Is, 1853
The Nome nugget., 1953-11-13

MIMI HOSPITAL
Discharged: Mary Bergamachl,
Sig Savok, Catherine Amarok,
James Mcnamara.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcor..,

PETWORTH-With small down
payment you can buy this s.rm %
nome; full basement, new furnace;
2-car garage. Priced for duick sale
JOHN A. WENTz. AP. 10000, q
SHEPHERD PARK SNOWFLAKE -
Lovely, big, corner, brick home. on
nearly "a ace, in the choice part of
TINS beautiful section. Five bedrooms
n nSnd s oatns on 2nd A.; 4-car garage
ewes. WO. 6-3235. - ~
ONLY 4 YRS, OLD. semidet. brick,
with fenced-in yard: liv. rTia., din.
rm., mod. kit with brkft. nook on
ist mr.; B lee. bedrms., and tile
e ss.dSG hath ,.sS outside ,sntr:; I Igas heat; he's
rent, wILIiAM frisaS5 H. sHuNpERs 5isR t1on co..
7Is HI RoxR6R66v l2so 66vfs. PEI,sf DE- S5IIS Lisa,
Excel Sef@o eond psms ssan garage SS o hT
mo; BY owner. No agents. oL.
$500 CALVERT ST., next to shore. a
ham Hotel--New stone and brick
modern rambler. Open every day,
NEAR SHERATON pARk-p. u luxe
kit. and all modernized in new
house cond.; 2-story brick; s rms.
4 baths, incl. lst-floor bedrm. and
bath: vacant; price. S21 800. MAU-
RICE KOHNER, Exclusive, D1
1-214S or EN-. 3-3032.
BY OWNER-Open eves., b102 Sth
ST. NV. 2 complete apts., auto h.-w
heat, finished bsmt.; conv. Il
schools. transp. and shopping. Thi.
property is in perfect condition
Come make me an offer. E. H. ROB.
ERTS. RA. 3-1134. -
AMERICAN. UNIVERSITY PARK
Just completed new detached brick
home on a level lot to alley. Cen.
ter hall entrance. large sized living
rm., din. rrn., all-electric kit, scr
concrete porch and powder room or
1st floor; large sized bedrooms
and bath on End floor; full clean
basement with lavatory: gas a.-c
heat. Excellent financing and rea.
sonably priced. Shown by appt. Cal
Mr. Shuman, pU. 1885.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-200i
CLEVELAND PARK
Vacant. Semidet, brick home; large
liv rm. and din. rm., dishwaSher anc
disposal in kit; 1st-floor carpeting
3 lge. bedrms. on Ind floor: full
bsmt., garage. To inspect call Mr.
Jonas ewes, OIL. 4-2S06
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-06-04

LIQUOR STORE and
equipment: very reasonable; must
sell at once: location. PRINCE Georges
County, Md. 10. S-693O or 10.
1929. -
RESTAURANT-Well equipped; good
cond.; leaving town. co. 6-9701.
PRIVATE SCHOOL-Excellent repu-
tation. Completely equipped. Full
for building expansion. Shows an
excellent return. Wonderful oppor-
,SHpS tSnitS ,Sxs$sEH SSx 2s1FH Star;
'TSs The Dahibers TsicaM Company. SDpSIi Minnespo-
lis, Mimi, worlds largest mfg. Of
hospital radio equipment, has avail
able q 5-yr. lease agreement for
coin-operated hospital pillow radios
to be installed in Calvert s; County
derson orthepedic Hospital, Arling-
ton Va. and Circle Terrace Hospital,
Alexandria, Va. 1t is part. Of the
contract with the hospital chat the
party appointed will be of good
aates 600 lnysst@en' s5oe and 'PDE9S
respectively. Retired or semiretired
persons considered. For further in
formation write Box 364-J, Star. or
contact factory representative, MR..
BAYLEss. EN- 3-743o. Thursday,
roofing and sheet metal I
Ford pickup. Business telephone
number and license: Crossing in
come per year. $4,000. $4,000.
FOR SHI s. SALE. CHEAP. grocery store; /
18th and Spring rd, good oppor-
tunitv for ambitious man or cple.
Cali MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-1063.
MOTEL with IA rental units; ga
q. S. in Laurel, Md. owner retir-
ing. and will sacrifice this money
maker. All units completely furn.
Sep. owners quarters. Oil h.-w.h.
Asphalt driveways a real going bus;
cash Eaf .dsf0ni sa %hvE P9Hmiten GPnNG
MI. nN' i fIEasANr ~ & sr.-11 rms. m' ?
apis: brick; rent, $215: S14 500.
Wsll tTaas tSr groe bus Wo 90 S70S9 ;n:
,;sn license; Nice place on main thS1-
S-6652: ewes, TIE. 6-5852.
PROPERTY AND BUSINESS for sale.
500 block East Capitol st.-One of
the better tourist homes, with
for owner. Phone Ii. 4-7667.
MAGAZINES. novelty and ladies' ap-
parrel. Call RE. 7-037o. l pm. to
i, Mi IN COLLEGE PARK.
Well equipped with Bendix washers,
dryers. extractors; doing wonderful
business. Easy terms. Call Mr.
Kibhey; W. w. LEWIS: REALToR
HE: 4-35o0: ewes, RA. 3-6476. =
IDEAL LOCATION for pawnbroker's
sSchsnge sScn valet shop, laundry shes
DESIRABLE. MODERN SERVICE
STATION: located on o. s. Rte
301. For further information,
write Box 9s, LaPlata. Md. 7'
EARN EXTRA INCOME
Solicit dry cleaning. laundry and
shoe repair. either full time or
during your idle hours. Call LU. @
400. -
DRUGSTORE-TERMS
Beautiful ga, & corner I.s1 @ store; well e.euipped,
proper man. AUERBACH & CO.,
DI. 7-65O1.
RESTAURANT-GRILL-N.W,
Owner quotes $1,000 wkly.; open
from IL am. to 2 pm, 81 hours
daily for days: closed Sat. and
Sun. Terriflc buy at S16.500;
wonderful terms to responsible
people. Exclusive. Ewes, Al Litoff
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. s-937a
IS
Evening star., 1953-06-04
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm.
semidetached houses: peri. for chill
dren. shopping and schools; Sll5
per mo HE. 4-S096.
kS5 MO. for attractive. small house;
bedrm, iiv rm, large all-elec. kit,
bath; garage, work or storage room;
large yard and garden. fenced. XII.
e-k7ss, after Sis pm. -
Evening star., 1953-06-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MAJOR oil company has .eAsoline
service station for lease in nearby
Nd. For further information. call
str SERVICE LAuNDRIES i4o5I
North Capitol ct. and els 11thi
u. ne. -
Evening star., 1953-06-04
THE GREENBRIAR
4301 Mass. Ave. NV.
PETTZET r

DI. 7-3l00 Ewes, TIE. 8-s453
DONNA LEE APIS.
FALLS CHURCH
KNOWN FOR THEIR:
Spacious rms. through
out. Built-in chest Of
drawers. Private locker
storage. Convenient to
D. c.. Suburban resi-
Dental area. l-bedrm..
SS5-SS3.50 incl. utils.
2-bedrm., S9S.50-$97
incl. utils.
Apply .23! Wilson blvd, ia. T-c66O
and JE 3.S5S3 10
Evening star., 1953-06-04
APARTMENTS uNFuRNIsHtp
PETWORTH

Available Immediately. consisting OF
living room. bedroom, kitchen and
bath: S53.25 per month includes
heat and hot water. See JANITOR
2 2.BEDRM. APT. In Takoma Park;
$3.50 incl. utils. Call DI. 7-5763
Evening star., 1953-06-04
UPLAND
PARK VISTA APIS.
PHEASANT HILLS

AN INTOWN SUBURB
bedrm. art, is complete in every
detail, Available June /. Rent, S75.
includes utils. This section adjoins
Catholic University on the north.
To reach: North on Rock Creek
Church rd. to Hawaii ave, right to
2nd st. j. 3. TIFFEY e. SON,
143 Kennedy. st. NV. RA. 62569
Evening star., 1953-06-04

{ ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY PLACES
den: 4 acres; SIT5. tSl unfurn.;
5 bedrms., 2 baths, den: % acres;
S220. t3). Furnished, 4 bedrms,. 3
baths, den: small guesthouse; A.
boxstall stable with tack rm.; 80
mer rental; 3 bedrms.. . baths; in
q beautiful secluded location: 5000.
Cali Mr. Smith. DE. 2-4101' for
details.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
sos goth st. NV. DE. 2-4101.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
APARTMENT VALUES

1915 Lincoln rd. Memo. $40. One
bedrm.. living room. dinette. kitchen
and bath. See SSO.37
sI3 North Capitol st.-Two rooms,
kitchen and 90
1918 K st. NV. tbasement)-One rm.,
kitchen and ath----------$59.0 90
11-3s Florida ave; n.s.-Three rooms;
II r st. n.e-Two rooms, kitchen and
semiprivate bath S66. "A
4312 HALEY ter. s.e.-No. 4. One
bedroom. living room. dinette.
kitchen and bath S69.24
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTORS
Ma. s-6730. sos North Capitol st.
- .
Evening star., 1953-06-04
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOVERS-Day or night.
fast pickup on appliances. trunks
and boxes. RE 7-1560, Ia. 9-O115.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country, safe storage in
Phone e1 NO. 5,;o1o4i Union sToR-
peaches esp; s I. NORRIS. 45i0 18th
st. NV. Cali TU 2-1l50 after 4 D. m.
ARE You MOVING to California OF
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
FORWARDING, MA. S-4S52.
MOVERS FOR OVER so YRS; 24-hr.
service. ia. S-1950. HAYES TRANS
FER g. STORAGE CO. g
TRANSFER. We will move
you by Job or So hr. Six rms. as
low as $40. DE. 2-0066 or DE; 2
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture a. part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-1416.
Evening star., 1953-06-04

0ps bedr@.Ess4 no rfssftSn' SO, $3.50 S incl utils
. bedrms;-$95, 80. $99.5n;
ia. a!saos AaaPls @S"@ Wilson "a, Rlvd d7-eseo
COLORED-2 BEDRMS., liv. rm. din
avail June 18th; $50 per mo. plus
.COLORED - BIG TWO-BEDROOM
St. ne. Rental Of $3.50 does not
include utils. or refgr. Responsible
CO, 1906 H st. NV. MA. s-2345
CoLoRED-IsIs MD. AVE. NE. No.
$7a5S FRs;' Ksy No. No. a. a'' B. 0fSn F sAGI Efh.
co, 825 18th st. NV. Ma. s-2i00.
CoLoRED-s RMS, kit. and bath;
refined, empl. couple. 1879 18th
rdi st; nv, n;T AD; D;v6 1885, s .;,.S M5 49,
COLORED-a.3s 18th ST. NV
rms. kit. and bth, $50 so mo-; all
utilities included in rent. Recently
remodeled. redecorated apt. bldg:
adults only; immed. occup. To in
spect sos1 Ms see SAINTS janitor on premises or
rms. with semipvt: bath: adults only;
immed; occup;: S55 mo. To inspect
CoLoRED-TWO RMS, kit. and
bath; Deanwood area. Call RE.
CoLORED-14Ie s ST. N.w.-one-
r.m. apt, with Pullman kitchen,
share bath. elec: furn. See MRS.
TAYLOR, top floor. Apply after
e pm soo Rent Sao'46 month
coloRED@sss 81: slEs21 o ST. N.w.-s@all
oRy aRf Aya 5OF mo n%mef To 0e ea
cooEoREDN4iso, oE nI14Oi O ST. N.w.-rwo
rooms and bath; refrigerator;- small
seen Sat; and Sun. Call BETHEL,
CoLoRsDMIsle U srCo 9th ST. N.W.o1
mo-: adults only: immed. occup.
To inspect. call Me. S-o402.
COLORED-OFF EAST CAPITOL
Clean modern private apt. includes
kitchen, bath; gas stove. cleo. re-
frigerator and utilities; rent. S73 80.
CoLoRED@ises CooiLoREnDises MORRIS RID. ST
Apt. 1: one of the finest efhc. apts.
in town; extra-lge. liv. rm., walk-in
| dressing rm:. kit; and bath: building
| just completed, $63.50. See lanitor
25s 0SDfists6 fEe6M p 81 dERsEa s q REAR4 IN
COIORED-BEsT NV. SECTION
1854 Monroe St. Apt. 20S; $3.50
| . rms, kit. and bath; heat, h.w.;
| ian. sery,: compl. redec. See ian
Llss REALTY CO, NE; S.666s;
COLORED-THREE ROOMS, share
KIT. and bath; 1 child accepted
Evening star., 1953-06-04
MONROE COURT
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

LARGE EFFICIENCY APT. north of
18th and Columbia rd., overlookine
Rock Creek Park. Good condition
estab. coop. with elevator. Price.
with H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST
$4,000; res. AID, 2-5004. a
TWO ROOMS. plus foyer. Kitchen,
bath and outside porch on the End
floor of q convenient, well-estab-
nshed cooperative; Just north Of
18th and Columbia rd. Price only
monthly payments Of Sa5. Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
CO., ST. $4,000; res, AID. 2-5004.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-h.W.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Brand-new. 2-story brick Colonial,
IN this very convenient neighbOr-
hood; 3 bright bedrms ceramic
tiled bath, large liv.-din. area
with eating space. Price, sci. .S5G:
reasonable terms. Call Ma S-SU93:
eyes. OIL. 4-3S21. OLIVER T.
Evening star., 1953-06-04

$500 CASH-$65 MO.
First-t. apt in mod. bldg; bright liv.
rm., l5-ft. bedrm.. dinette, kit,
bath: Just of So. Capitol St; $500.
H. L. GODDARD, OIL. 1892. IS
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Town & Suburban., EN-. 2-94OO
Chevy Chase Rambler

PRICE, $o4 BOO
First Offering of this exceptional
value. Two brand-new brick ram
blers nearing completion. The homes
contain foyer. lge. liv. Tm. e0xlS
with dining space, picture window
and fireplace: lge GE KITCHEN
with dishwasher and Disposall; den
or bedrms. 13x11 with tiled half
bath, master bedrm. 14x13 with. full
bath and another nice bedrm.
1lX13. rear screened porch, bsmt.
with space for rec rn.. tremendous
storage attic: wooded lot Excel.
4Izes financing. w. B. WRIGHT,
EN-. $4,000 till 0 Pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
HOUSES Sa sSu6 Or faub saSets or Vn5 Was vs p' Ma
(whitel: open Z days. MA. S-0001.
UNFURN.-One large room. kitchen
cite. bath by middle-aged, employed
man. $50. Arlington or Falls
Church. JE. 4-1759. after $40. s."
Evening star., 1953-06-04
KENWOOD TOWERS
KING S-1lS2
GREENBRIER APTS.

ARLINGTON
The finest in apt. living for:
Spacious rms;
Full ventilation in all rms:
Hardwood floors;
Large kitchens with many cabinets;
Conv. to Pentagon, D. C.
l bedrm.-SS4.5 50, $3.50 incl. utils.
. bedrms.-$97.5 80. $99.50.
IA. 2-32O5 IA. 10000
Evening star., 1953-06-04
"a SHERIDAN ST NE.
1000 1st ST SW

0SOS ISL 81. S.W.
to Boiling Field. Andrew.
Field and Navy Yard. SuperblS
constructed, 6-rm.. new, Semidet
brick; 1st-h. powder rm., GE kitchen
h.-wh. Full price only S16,95O
S2.950 down, convenient terms. Cal
for an appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1953-06-04

NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
5701 AND 5703 3rd ST. NE.
FIVE ROOMS-FULL BASEMENT
FENCED 5S,5I = REAR REAR TARD AIS4
S11O PER MO.-VACANT
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. $4,000
$500 BLAIR RID. NV, GROOM semi
detached. 3 yrs. old. For further
details, call Mr.. Adams.
L. r. TURNER, REALTOR
600 7th st. S.W. ME. $1,000
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-23

SouthSide Health District resi-
dents were reminded today that a
few simple precautions should be
observed in guarding against
spread of flu which. DR.. II. Z.
Jenkins said. has hit greater num-
bers than usual, but is not yet in
epidemic proportions.
The district health officer said
the type prevelant in this area
starts as the coNmon cold, then
turns to mild flu lasting three to
four days.
The number of cases has not
required any epidemic precautions
and has not been sufficient TO
Justify closing of any schools in
the district. 1t is prevalent
enough and enfeebling enough,
however, to deserve wide public
attention. DR.. Jenkins feels.
Rules To Follow
This can best be shown by OBJ
serving the known. but so fire.
quently. ignored preca u 0 n S
against colds. Adults themselves
should observe these and should
double efforts to see that children
do. He listed these chief precau-
tons.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-23
WESLEYAN Methodist Pastor Heads
Farmvillc Ministerial Association

The Rev. Lewis T.. Cockcrill,
pastor of the Farmviile wesleyan
Methodist Church, is the new
president of the Farmviile Minis
terial association succeeding the
Rev. James r. Kennedy.
The Association extended an
official welcome To the Rev.
Charles o. Kidd. Methodist PAS
tor. who has been n the COM
munity since October but was
meeting with the group III Off
cial session for the first time.
Rev. Mr.. Kidd was also chosen
Association secretary.
The ministers made plans for
the annual series of pre- Easter
services, to open Monday. March
80, and also granted approval TO
community church youth to again
sponsor the Easter sunrise service.
The Association new leader.
Rev. MI. CoCkcrill. came TO the
charge here in l949 A native of
Arlington. Va, he received his
ministerial degree at Marion Col
leg. Marion. III. He was ordained
to Elders Orders in the Wesleyan
Methodist Church two years ago.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-23
EISENHOWER BECOMES
saith l.. S. PRESIDENT

Dwight d. Eisenhower became
the 34th chief executive OF the
United States Tuesday-an event
which for Americans pushed news
from other areas OF the world oil
the front pages.
The small town boy from
Kansas who moved into the high
est office and honor in the land
after gaining recognition as one
Of the worlds greatest military
commanders, started his admins
tration with a prayer give us. we
pray. the power to discern right
from wrong and allow all our
works and actions to be governed
thereby and by the laws of this
land. He had written the prayer
himself.
Reporters on the scene wrote
that when Eisenhower asked the
crowded thousands TO bow their
heads. complete absence OF
sound or movement was apparent,
as though that vast audience
knew that here was the one sure
approach to a solution to the
problems which the U. S. shares
in common with its world nelgn-
bOrS.
In his inaugural address. the
president set his administration
towaru : gc4. u re-Nc N!tA. Ien-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-23
Men Represent
Farmville Church
Presbytery Holds
Madison Meeting

Four members of the Farmville
Presbyterian Church attended the
Presbytery Meeting at Madison,
Tuesday
Representing the local congre-
cation were the Rev. James r.
Kennedy. w. w. McClintic. j. K.
Butler. and E. w. Hoppe.
Two s-stewardship and
youth vocational guidance-were
emphasized at the meeting.
Dr.. j. G. Patton. secretary of
the General Council, of Atlanta,
spoke about stewardship. A $50
600 budget for benevolences was
adopted for the new nine-months
church year. The Presbyterian
Church will have a nine months
Year, this year. because of a
change of church year from April
l to Jan. l.
Dallas H. Smith. head of the
Board of Educations Department
of Christiai Vocation. of Rich
mond. and DR.. Maurice D. Allen,
of Hampden- Sydney. discussed
the guidance and counseling
program that Will be instituted at
Hampden-Sydney College. This
program will be available to all
young people in this area soon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-23
3 Draft Boards
Send Is Inductees
Prince Edward
Has Volunteers

Three local Selective Service
Boards-Prince Edward. Cumber-
land and Amelia-sent Is men for
induction into the armed forces.
this month.
Prince Edwards quota was fill
ed by Charles Edward Bucknam.
respect; Jerry Thomas Brown.
Prospect: and Hayward Vernell
Daniels. Newport News. formerly
of Prince Edward.
Prince Edward Board sent four
other men. also. Three of them
were Eddie johnson.
Prospect; William Luke Lewarne.
Prospect; and David Williams. Jr.
Clarence Henry Franklin. of
Prospect. was sent this month,
also. but his induction had been
postponed for several months. so
he would be able to save his farm
crops
Amelia Local Board No. 6 sent
five men in January. They were
Chisholm p. johnson. Jr.. Richard
E. Love. Horace H. Adams,
Anthony H. Mosley and Harrell
A. Wilkerson.
Cumberland county sent one
man-Herman Harvey Dunivan,
Gainesville.