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The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23
WHAT FUTURE HOLDS
FOR HORNSBY, DRESSER

Keep this item from The Sport
ing News for reference: Don't be
surprised if Rogers Hornsby winds
up with the Yankee chain. The
Raiah is a favorite of both Casey
Stengel and George Weiss :.
and there is a strong feeling among
baseball insiders that Chuck Dres-
sen will come back to the big time
as Casey StengePs successor, if
Casey ever decides he's had
apOuoh
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

PUBLIC OPINION RULES
Public opinion can rule without
law, but law cannot rule without
public opinion on its side.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

The memorandum from the di-
rector of the Wildlife Resources
Commission, Clyde Pat on, said
You are hereby reques ed to en-
force the ban on hunting, fishing,
and trapping for the period of the
emergency on all persons hunting.
fishing and trapping the woods"
Fishing is not prohibited when
it is done from a boat and no Camp
on land is maintained. Patton also
said that the hunting season will
probably be extended to give hunt
ers a chance to make up for time
lost because of the ban.
Governor UmStead has issued an
order which prohibits hunting. fish
'ng and o'her such snorts in the
woodlands of So counties. He plac-
ed the ban on 20 counties on Nov
II end added %, Lincoln included
on Nov. 10.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

ed. Note. In view of the rain
that iell over the week end, il is
thought likely that the ban on
woodlands hunting will be lifted
soon. However, as The Times
went to press today no official
notification had been received
that the ban had been, or will
be, lifted.)
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

include hunting in fields.
The Lincoln times., 1953-11-23

A Times Want Ad Will Sell It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-10

Informal Modelling: See these and other lovely new
carmeete for Spring modelled Shoe soon Wednesday,
from II to ! and z to s.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Charlotte Soldier
Occupies Foxhole
During Atomic Blast

Pvt. Herman Jones. son Of
Roche Jones. OF Ph,nlX, was one
of the specially assigned army
men who participated. Tuesday,
IN the atomic maneuVer at Camp
Desert Rock. New.
He occupied a forward foXholc
during the atomic blast and I'M
medlately after the blast charged
forward in skirmlsheS to mop up
an imaginary enemy theoretical
" weakened by the A-bomb blast.
Exercise Desert Rock V was a
sequel to battalion combat team
exercises conducted by the army
and the Atomic Energy Commits
sion at the desert site. last spring
and is key part the arny's
training program.
Pvt Jones Is a member of the
Sixth Army operational staff for
Desert Rock. where he also assists
other troops from ali over the
country who come TO the Mojavc
Desert for this special combat
training.
Pvt Jones entered the Army
July %, 1852.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Most Critical Forest Fire Season
For Local District. Forester Warns

'ound guilty. they arc subject to a
me Of from SO to 500 plus court
oStS. COSY TO the county Of fight
ne the fire started from the vio-
alton. and costs of suits from
damages to property Of ncighbor-
nG lands.
Word OF Caution
Mr. Graff had q word Of eau
Aon to pcrson> living near tho
outskirts .of towns. Sufh as tarm-
vile He said that the law docs
not apply 70 residents OF towns. if
nose towns have not adopted the
Ia" Farinylllc has not, So If resi-
dents who live near Farmvillc
even burn their trash IN an open
fire, they arc liable for proSecu-
ton. An open fire is one that is
not contained in a barrel with a
screen over the top
Other state laws in connection
with fires are often overlooked
,Cu1ttlhued on Page 81
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Students Leave
For SEA Meeting
Ellen Hamlet
Will Lead Group

-Four Students and three faculty
members Of Iarmvlllc Fl j Z h
School Will attend the 9th High
School Student COOPERATIVE As
ISOLATION State Convention, today
and tomorrow The convention
VIII be hold at Mary Washington
College
Miss Ellen Hamlet. Falm.Ne
High School senior and SEA
President, VIII lead a discussion
group al the convention about
what Is the Real Function Of the
SEA in the High SCHOOL,"
Daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. c.
A Hamlet Of Rice. Ellen is a
member of the annual staff.
Monogram Club, head cheer lead
en-, co-captain Of the basketball
team and Spanish Club, III addi-
ton to heading SEA,
Other students who Will attend
the convention viii be Elizabeth
Simpson, Nancy Suiplin and
Bob0le Scott Williams Faculty
members attending Will be Miss
Alma W Porter. r II Ballagh.
PRINCIPAL and Miss Lillian Ninkel.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Farm Bureau 'Rlitz'
For Members Set
Wednesday, March Is

Prince Edward County Farm
Bureaus one day memberShiD
"blitz". POSTPONED from March 3
bv had weather, will be held Wed
nesday. March 25, George w. Pal
mer Bureau president, has an
ncunced
The membership drive will be
preceded by Kickoff dinner for
campaign workers next Tuesday
night at Cedar Brook. at 7 .. N.
President Palmer, O. l.. Vassar.
vice president and Charles w
Rice. secretary, will outline blltz
plans during the workers con-
ference
Mr. Rice said the Prince Ed
ward group, now with 2l3 mem
berS, viii seek to add so new
members during the concerted
drive next Wednesday. The or
SANITATION hopes to have a work
ing group OF 263 members after
Wednesday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Powhatan Arrow
Chosen As Name
For District vi
OF Boy Scouts

Powhatan Arrow h been
chosen as The name OF District
VI of the Piedmont Area Of Boy
Scouts OF America. The district
includes the counties OF Prince
Edward. Buckingham, Cumber-
land Charlotte. NottoWay and
Lunenburg.
ORGANIZED last January. the
district was formerly named
Weyanoke District. Lee B. Short.
j.. is field Scout executive. with
r F Lynch, Of Crewe. district
chairman; A B. Cummings. of
Blackstone. district vice chair
man: and G. B Kelsey, Of Farm
VILE, district commissioner.
H F Cotey is Scout executive
Of the Piedmont Area, which in
cludeS. in addition to District VI,
the counties Of Mecklenburg. Nell
SIN, Amherst, Bedford Appomat-
toX. Campbell, Pittsylvania and
Halifax District VI is one Of six
districts in the area.
PoWhatan Arrow District is
probably the only Scout district in
the United States that has been
named after a ira in, according to
Nh Short. The name was accept
Cd at a meeting, last week
ORGANIZED in the new district
at this time are IS Scout troops
three cub packs, and two explorer
posts
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Community CHI est
Will Give Rep orts
To Local Citizens
AT Annual Me eting
Tuesday at s p, Nj.
Circuit Courtroom

Tuesday night at 8 in tie Civ
cult Courtroom of the courthouse.
citizens OF Prince Edward county
will have an opportunity TO hear
complete report OF Their Com
munity Chest. There will be re-
~"r'S FROM officers and directors
of Prince Edward County COMMIT
nifty Chest and from II partici-
pating agencies.
And there will also be an op-
portunity for citizens to ask off
GERS and directors questions about
their Community Chest. r. NJ.
Bradshaw. president, reminded
everyone
An urgent appeal is made to
every citizen who can POSSIBLY ct
tend this annual report meeting
TO do SO.
The 1852 Community Chest lell
short OF its $1,000 budget for
funds to continue the work Of II
service organizations IN the coun-
ty. Community Chest leaders, as
we'll as private citizens and con-
trlbutors. have asked questions
about why the Community Chest
has failed to raise its BUDGET for
the past two years Tuesday
nights meeting will be an oppcr-
tunity to learn about the op n =
ton and purpose Of the Commu-
nifty Chest and perhaps find ans
werS for these questions.
We extend an invitation 10
every citizen to attend the annual
meeting" Mr. BSadshaw said.
During the meeting. W II.
vo''np. 1852 general campaign
manager. will make his report.
AlS.N it is the hone of Community
Chest leaders that Representatives
from participating agencies-Glrl
Scouts Of America, Boy Scouts q:
America, United Defense Fund,
liz ~. ~. NlotCli ~ NJ Not+pil
Council. Junior Recreation Coun-
Gil. Salvation Army, FarmTllle
Reading Room, Farmvllle Public
Library. Childrens Home Society
of Virginia, Southside Community
Hospital and Woman's Auxiliary
of Southside Community Hospital
will be present for reports.
Another item Of business, Tues
day night. will be the election of
five nominees to the board OF dl
rectors Of the Community. Chest.
Nominees. named by the present
board of directors. arc II II. Hub
bard. j. F. Lewis, Mrs O. w Nc
Intosh, J. F. Glenn, and j B
Wall, il
Immediately after the public
meeting. the board of directors
viii meet to elect officers for the
coming year
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
MALENKOV CLAIMS
PEACE is POSSIBLE

Prime Minister Geolgi Malen-
kov told the Supreme Soviet this
week there are no controversial
issues with tho United States or
any other nation that cannot be
settled peacefully.
Tho Supreme SOVIET. highest
organ of state power under the
Russian constitution, had been
called into special session after
the death of Joseph Stain IMAM
lmously and with Tremendous APP
plause it approved Malenkov S
selection as Prime Minister to
succeed Stain and agreed TO q
sweeping reorganization of the
government abolishlne more than
Lalf the Cabinet ministries
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
!. s Law Ni0lators
Tried In Courts

Most critical forest fire time fol
this area Will be between now and
April 30 John N Graft. fire chief
Of the t'armville District of the
Virginia Forest Service warned
this week And he urged citizens
10 be especially observant Of the
Virginia 4 y. m hruhh-h1irning
law, which is IN effect until May
l6
Eight convictions have been
made in tho FarmvIllc District
during the first two weeks that
the brush burning law has been IN
effect. Mr.. Graft said Violations
have been found in Amelia Prince
Edward, Appomattox, Halifax and
Lunenburg counties.
ViOlators Of the law are tried
y Trial Justice Court aud +
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
I. 5. SETS or
ANOTHER ATOM TIST

Soldiers were shaken by a
mah-made atomic earthquake
Tuesday bIt came Gambling out
of their shcltoring foXholes and
marched forward along the very
fingcs 81 the test shot in the
Nevada proving grounds.
Of 1000 troops aid 500 other
military and press observers, not
one was scratched or burned or
suffered III effects from radiation.
Army officers were pleased With
what they found They think
now THAT troops, instead of
crouchine III foNholes at today's
distance Of Two miles fom tho
b'ast could remain above ground
a tilat distance protecting them
selves only by stretching prone.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Public Invited
To Share Concert
College Choirs
Sing. Saturday

LoneWood College Las invited
the public TO share with alumnae
me concert by tile Colieee Choir
and the Hampden- sydney College
Glee Club Saturday night at 8
O'Clock in Jarman Hall, during
Founders Day festivities.
Dr. John w. MolnaI. head Of
the music department at Long
wood Will direct :he concert
which is TO be presented III honor
Of returning alrmnae There Will
be no admission charge.
Prof Clarence Warrington. in
structor Of organ Viii play the
organ accompaniment of the
Faure Requiem 10 DC presented
by the combined groups Student
piano accompanies VIII be Lura
Beavers and Howard Hanson.
The complete program follows,
Ave Verum", DeFres: "All II
the April Evening Robertson
and Jesus Walked This Lone
some Valley. Dawson The Long
wood Choir.
Send Forth Thy spirit
Schucttky. Beautiful Saviour
arranged by Riegger, Hampden-
Sydney Giee Cub.
Waters Ripple and Flow 20
I Taylor; Chorus OF the PoloveJ-
sian Maidens. Boz ot,ln. Winston
johnson solo and The Galway
Piper, arranged by Fletcher The
LongWood Choir
/ Brothers. Sing On. GREG
John Peel. English Folk Song
and Three Sailor Cnanteys" ar
ranged by Bartholomew The
Hainpden- sydney Glee Club
From FaWe'S Requiem
Grant Them Rest Eternal; Offer
tory solo, Holy, Holy, Holy, James
Harris; Blessed Jesus, solo. Lamb
OF God Doris Horne Deliver Me
solo, James White, and In Para
disc
The combined srol.ps will con-
cIude the program with Messia h
pas ages Of Handlers HalleluJai!
Chorus.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Found rs Day Events

Friday. March 30
s p. M" Death Takes a
Holiday. Jarman Hall
Saturday. Marc -
9l5 a m,-Coffee Hour,
student Lounge, Farmville
Alumnae chapter, hosts.
II a. Academic process
sion, address by Mrs. Henry w.
Decker, Jarman Hall.
LunCheon-Pecreation Hall.
2 p. Meeting National
A Il m II Association, Mrs.
Helen Costan presiding.
4 p. m.-Open House. Pres
dents home.
$50 p informal dinner,
college dining hall.
8 p. n.-Concert. Jarman
Hall. combined choirS Of Long
wood and Hampden Sydney.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Accident at Tugglc
Cuts Off Four Toes

A Norfolk and Western Rail
road brakeman from Roanoke.
Frank f. Roberts, 80. had -four
toes of his right foot cut off in
an accident while switching cars
at Tucglc, Monday about noon
He was brought to Southsidc
Community Hospital for cmer-
gency treatment and transferred
to a Roanoke hospital, Wednes-
lay.
According to reports, he acct
dentally stepped on the track
with his right foot while the rail-
road car was moving
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Reservoir Project
TO Lower Water
Pressure Temporarily

Lower water pressure will be
noticeable in tho western por-
ton Of Farmville beginning
FRIDAY Cor , period of ten days.
The south reservoir will be
drained in order % paint the
inside. nc area served by this
reservoir VIII have lower pres
sure durinr tho period Of repair.
as q will se served only by tho
eastern reservoir.
Town Manager Johnston
states that there vii! he sUf-
ficicnt amount Of water avail
able to all sections as the east
crn reservoir will ne kept full
during the period. The only
effect will he the lower pressure
in certain areas. especially
south of High street and west
Of LILY street.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Half Red Gross
Fund Coal In
With S3,O5S
buffalo District
First Division
To Reach Quota

The Prince Edward County
Red Cross fund campaign this
week reached the halfway mark
with contributions totaling S3,058.
The county goal is s6,097.
First division reaching its quota
in the Campalgn-Buffalo district
was announced by chapter drive
chairman. Morris G. Smith Jr.
The district, led by Mrs. Tom
Dillon, has reported gifts of S30l
The division goal was 5000. This
is a splendid contribution by the
people in Mrs Dillon's area" Mr.
Smith said. 1T provides hope that
determined and organized effort
as shown by these folks will bring
US complete success in our drive
this year" he added.
Mr. Smith listed the following
division gifts.
Special Gifts. c. F.. Wilson
chairman, s1,724;
Longwood College. Dr. Ethel
Sutherland. chairman, S2T4
West Residential, Farmville Wo-
mans Club, S170.
East Residential, B-PW Club
SIT.
Farmville Business Area, II. l.
Newbill. chairman, $751;
Lockett District, Mrs. Claude
Bradshaw. chairman. Sl18.
Hampden-S Sydney, Mrs. Jane.
Hickey. chairman, $40.
Nh Smith said that remalninl
Gifts, totallng $50 have been con
tributed by several individuals anc
organizations in Farmville dis
trict, which is divided among sew
eral chairmen.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
CZECH DICTATOR
GOTTWALD. DIES

The Communist PRESIDENT die
tator. of restless C2cchoslovakia
Klrmcnt Gottwald, oG. died III
Prague. Tuesday. OILY 10 hours
after returning from ;hc Moscow
funeral of Joseph stain, his Ole.
friend and pr0tec'p'
Pneumonia and pIcur.sy. complI-
Gated by chest ncmorrhase.
were reported by the Plague radio
to have struck down the chunky
peasant born Morav.dll who stool,
atop Lenins tomb with the Red
hierarchy in icy WING and 12-de-
gree cold for 80 minutes Monday
in final tribute to the dead Rus
sian Prime Minister.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
NEWS SU IA IA A RY

knives. rifle butts and bare-hand-
cd killed or wounded 3l5 of the
Red attackers. an Eighth Army
brieflng officer SAID.
Adlai Stevenson. 1892 Dcmocra-
tic presidential candidate. wear
ing an armored vest and steel
helmet. witnessed the final phases
Of the action from a nearby hill
with 1t. Gen. Maxwell u. Taylor.
Eighth Army commander. Several
Red artillery shells landed in the
vicinity but did no hahn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Three Are Injured
In Morning Accident

A tWo-car accident about two
miles south of Burkeville on
Route $50. Thursday morning
about 1890, injured tnree people.
one of them seriously, according
to -the-scene reports.
Mrs. w D. Poole, Of Richmond.
who was riding in one OF the cars
with her Son-in-laM, Joseph
Kunzler. also of Richmond, was
rushed to Southside Community
Hospital for emergency treat
ment MI Kunzler vas believed
to have been injured seriously,
A report of the soldier driving
the other car had not been re-
ceiyed.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
INCOME TAXES

Whcw. March Is has passed.
New is the time tor few
fieurcs abort income taxes
Farmyille Office Of the Col
leCtor of Internal Revenue help
ed 1900 taNnayers IN 10 conn
ties f'ic their taxes for 1852.
OF It's number, about 5000 of
tho taxpayers were scrviced i'll
the Iarmvilte office.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
MARSHALL TITO
VISITS BRITAIN

The formal start of Yugoslav
President Tito's five day official
visit to Britain began Wednesday.
On ohotc he was awaited by
Prime Minister CEW chill, Foreign
Secretary Anthony hdol. and the
Duke of Edinburgh. husband of
Queen Elizabeth H. as we'll as by
stern security precautions de-
s.gned to keep potential aSSaSSinS
away from the black sheep OF
orld communism
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Hundreds of Alumnae
To Start Founders
d ay Trek Here Friday
Longwood VIII
Mark 69th Year
With Many Events

LonCwood c Tleqe Will celebrate
the 69th year Of its founding Sat
urday with hundreds OF alumnae
returning to celebrate the occa-
sion.
Registration desks in the Ro-
tunda Will be opened Friday for
many expected to arrive that eve
ming, DR. c. l. S. Farley dramatic
erours at haywood and Hamp-
Sydney will present Death
Takes a Holiday IN Jarman Hall
at s O'Clock Friday
The Farmwlle Al&mnae Chap
ter Will entertain alumaae at a
Coffee Hour in the student lounge
to open Saturday officially
Founders Day events.
one Of the celebration high
lights will follow at IL a NJ. with
the address by Mrs. Henry W
Decker, Richmond civic leader
and educator in Jarman Hall
Academic Procession
Faculty and seniors will march
TO the auditorium for this even.
in academic procession All stu
dents viii be given the oppor-
tunity to hear Mrs Decker. who
will speak on "A Great Profess
SION"
The annual business meeting Of
the National Alumnae Association
will take place at y. m. with
Mrs Helen Costan. national presi-
dent of LvncAburg presiding.
The important session of alum
nae will elect new president as
we'll as discussing a number Of
projects revolving about the col
lePe and the alumnae share IN
them Mrs Myrtle Dunton Curtis.
Of Richmond. will present a re-
port on the Longwood House
Fund
Entertainment
Entertainment and fellowship
will round out the day after the
business session. Dr. and Mrs.
Dabnev Lancaster Will greet
alumnae at Open House at the
presidents home IN the late
Afternoon
Final event will re the concert
of sacred and secular music in
Jarman Hall at 8 D. m. DR. John
w Molnar Will direct the Long =
wood College Choir and Harm
den Sydney Glee Club in the
Joint concert
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
STEVENSON WATCHES
~ CTS. REDS BATTLE

Y s Second Division troops
wiped out almost to the last man
350-man Red Chinese force
which burst into the main Allied
line Tuesday at Little Gibraltar
OH the Western Korean front.
American nfantrymen. fighting
in their own trenches with flame
t--oWeo gre.4de- b-vorets
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
Easter Message
Bv The Rev. l.. =. (ockeril
Pastor OF Farmville Wesleyan
Methodist Church

With all life having found
refuge in its winter home. there
seems TO come from nature the
anxious awaiting OF the first
signs Of spring. To Christians
everywhere there seems TO be the
anticipation for the holiday.
which is next in feeling to Christ
mas. that draws tllc heart and
emotions away from ordinary
things to those things that seem
TO be heavenly.
Easter is symbolic Of new life.
The first flowers have opened
toward heaven Sapping the
warmth Of the sun and spreading
their beauty in nature to the
heart OF man. Tic earth has
changed It's awake with the
budding Of the trees. the new
blades of grass changing the
color Of field and lawn. the
blanket Of winter has rolled back
TO reveal the finding of the Al
mighty God in His universe
Life is a treasure to the ma
turallst. Life is the feeling of the
fine things of God Tie sun with
its warmth and light brings life
into the things O. nature that
have hibernated during the cold.
bleak winter months. Life shows
its greatest influence of feeling
and awe when it is HE that has
experienced the rising of the Sun
of Righteousness Easter is SYM
bollc Of new life
Spring is the Passing away of
the Old and dead things Of winter
which attracts the members of
the home TO the outside. The
Iaking Of lawns. washing Of VIM
dows. the planting Of flowers, and
the playing OF children in the
sand box are evidence that spring
is near. Humanity feels like wor-
Shipping the ouJ-of doors
We say. Doesn't ,.4o air smei.
OF spring? 1t feels sood to in
hale the warm fresh all
Nature peeking through with its
new growth. stands eject to teStl-
fy that ii has not ocen conquered
by winter but has only taken the
defense Nov that tnt enemy has
fled from the heat Of the sun.
nature acclaIms. We have been
victorious. for we have even been
ted and protected by the winter S
snow
Christ the Son OF God. has
been victorious ovcl the grave.
Death could not hold Him. the
grave had no victory The shining
power OF the Father in Heaven
Sllone upon the sealed tomb be-
yond the wall of the city of
Jerusalem The power of God SO
radiated that it rolled back the
stone, life entered again into the
body Of our Lord Christ came
forth TO be the rcsur.ettcd Christ
the Victor
AS nature produces its new life
rom the power OF the sun. 50
does man experience new life
when the soul fathonls the deep
truths and becomes conscious of
thc real meaning OF Easter. The
Easter experience Is not limited
TO the spring time. Whenever man
looks eastward from his heart and
sees with the eyes OF the soul and
believes in the Christ of the
Cross he knows that the Christ
has borne his inquiries and has
been the substitute for him. Put
ting his trust in the crucified
Christ there springs forth from
the heart the knowledge and as
surancc that the seed Of life has
Continued on Pace g.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
AUTO LICENSES

With the appearance of blue
and orange State license plates.
car owners are reminded that
town licenses mus. he pur-
chased. also. They will be avail
able at the town office unit
April Is.
Town Sec FOR ears is So. Lii
ccnScs for trucks, trailers, drays
and motorcycles are graduated.
Last da- for operation of cars
with 1852 State license plates is
April Is.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-20
I0ngwOod President
Speaks In Richmond

DR.. Dabney S. Lancaster. preSi-
dent OF LongWood College. ad-
dressed members Of the Rich
mond Junior Chamber of Com
merce. Tuesday night. at the
Hotel Richmond,