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Life

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Life IL like a journey taken on
u train,
With a pair Of travellers at each
window pane.
may slt beside you all the
journey through.
or may sit elsewhere, never
knowing you.
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cit by your side.
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How To Live Forever
No man ever achieves all his
hopes and aspirations, No one ID
gvsF sure, In looking back, that he
has played HIS full part In making
q better world.
To-day We live In a temporarily
troubled world and our generation
must continue 10 do liz utmost ia
restore order and stability.
Much " being said Of the pres
snt crisis In world affairs and the
need 20 DO something about II.
hut TO play . part and do our
duty, We need not be the principal
actors. We have only TO be good
citizens, good neighbora and most
Of all. good parents, General
I.ucius D. Clay. In THIS WEEK
sunday Magazine,
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Joins Planters Bank
AS Asst. Cashier
Moves To Farmville

ClaudIus Claude H Pritchard.
j.. a graduate Of Hampton sgd
ney College, VIII begin his duties
as assistant cashier at the Plant
CHS Bank and Trust Company on
September 3
Mr PlltChard. a native of At
lanta. Ga has served on the staff
OF the American National Bank
and Trust Company. in Danville
Va. since his graduation from
Hampden- Sydney College in 1850
He and his wife will moe into
an apartment in the home OF
Wayne Harper this week end.
The son Of Presbyterian
minister. Mr Prltchard made ar
excellent record at Hampton
Sydney He is member Of Lamb
da Chi Alpha social fraternity
and belongs to several honorary
lrateTnitics, including Pi Delts
Epsilon and Eta Sigma Phi Hi
was elected for membership il
Omlcrcn Delta Kappa, and served
as co-editor of the school news.
paper the Tiger, as well a.
holding the office OF president OF
II Pa--He.lenic Council
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Amelia Director
Announces Clinic
For Chest X-Rays

Dr.. E c. Gates. director OF he
Amelia County Health Depart
ment, announces that the tuber-
culosis diagnostic X-ray clinic
will be held in Amelia at the
Court House Building, Monday,
Aug 81 and Tuesday. Sept. /.
Only a limited number Of per-
sons may be examined and x
rayed in these clinics. hence APP
pointments made prior to the
clinic date are imperative to OBJ
tain this service. There will be a
charge of one dollar per person
for the chest X-rays.
1t can not be too strongly en-
phasized that tuberculosis is a
communicable disease. Everyone
who is, or has recently been. ex-
posed to a known case of tuber-
culosis in the home, or elsewhere
should be examined and X-rayec
periodically either by the family
/ physician CT ~ The state cli.,ci5 N
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Liberty Christian
Church to Celebrate
Homecoming Sept. 6

Homecoming Day at Liberty
Christian Church. Green Bay. will
be held Sunday, Sept. s. with
morning and afternoon scrvic IS
and midday lunch on the
grounds
The morning service Of worship
Will commence at II a m Lunch
Will be served at 1890 p m
The afternoon program will in
cludc special music. the reading
of church history and rccogni-
ton Of former members.
The DAYS will be the beginning
of revival which will be con-
Quoted by the Lew pastor. NJ d.
Hunt Members. former members
and friends Of the church are cor
daily invited to attend the Home
coming event and revival services
through the following week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Methodist Youth
To Meet AT Lake
Farmville District
To Elect Officers

Methodist youth from nine
counties are expected to attend
the annual Farmville District
Methodist Youth Fellowship Rally.
Wednesday, Sept. 2, at Goodwin
Lake The rally Will open at 5
p m. with recreation.
According to Herbert Goodman
Of Cumberland. president. a box
supper will be served at 5 80 p. m,
In addition to election and in
Stallation OF officers. the rally
will include group singing and a
worship service The fellowship
team from the Lynchburg District
Will visit the rally to explain the
new program areas Of MYF'.
Other present district officers
are Patricia Brown. OF Guinea
Mills. vice president, and Ann Fos-
ter. Of Farmville. secretary treas
urer
The counties Of Prince Edward
Charlotte, NottoWay. Mecklen-
burg, Cumberland BUCKINGHAM
Lunenburg. Amelia and Powhatan
VIII send representatives to the
annual rally
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Ar1'oWs Zip to State Tourney
Prize for Lone Bo1u Hunter

Jack Jeffers, Farmvlles mod
ern-day Robin Hood competed
this month N sponsored ar
cherry tournaments at Stanton
and Covlngton
Entered AS Lone Bow Hunter. ("
he took second place in the novice
division at the tWo-dav Stanton
meeting August 1910 AT Gov
ington a week lated he moved up
to the archer division He WASH I
among the winners there. but as
usual had lot of fun competing
and forming friendships amonc
VIreinians who share his love Of
the unusual sport.
Jack son Of Dr. and Mrs. G,
w Jehers has been shooting with
bow and arrow most Of ms life
ne says An Ole hand al archery
hunting Jack last season went
after something bigger than the
rabbits and squirrels h. bags reg
ularly throughout the season in
Southside fields and woods.
He was among the eager arch
ers stalking through VWelnla's BIZ
Level Game Pefueo during the
special preseason period reserved
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

by the Game Commission for bow
ard arrow user. He didn't jump
deer but had q great time while
tramplne through the woods with
his bow ready
Archers, Jack reports, take
more than usual prloe in the sport
because most Of them make their
own arrows and have a craftsman
interest IL the result Jack uses
cedar and birch shafts to make
his. He cuts and seasons his own
feathers for them as we'll. using
turk y plumcs Tor this purpose.
Like most OF his brothers IN
arms. Jack uses an alloy of al
minimum fol a bow Inc modern
variety Of the bow-str!na is a stur-
dy line Of twisted linen
Jacks father Dr.. Jeffers. is
head Of tn Biology department at
LongWood College. Jack GRADUATE
Cd at Farmylle High Scnool last
june He plans to enter aeronau-
tics school III Langley Field next
month
Thera We're about so Old Do
mlnlon archers competing III the
tournaments this month at Staun-
ION and Covlnet ton, Jack reports.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Male-Domain-Consci Females Here
Mysteriouslv Absent as Plane Spoilers

A common male complaint is
that women cannot be kept out
Of anything nowadays They're in
business. in the service. in Con-
gress-and in pants They've in
vaded Just about everything for
merly considered a mans domain.
Everything, that is. except the one
place in Farmville that they're
badly needed
So far only one lone woman.
Mrs. JEANNE Irving has joined
the group Of defense minded men
in the Frmville Ground Observer
Corps. Since February, Mrs. Irv-
IL has made herself available for
the plane-spotting service. which
usually requires Just two hours a
month, and then mostly on sun
days.
The trouble is. according to Joe
Weinberg. superintendent Of the
local post, that occasionally an
alert will come during the week
days when men have to be al
work. That is when the assistance
Of housewives and other people
who have no business Obligations
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Old Belt Tobacco
Sales Opening Date
Back to Sept. Fl

The OPENING date for the Ord
Bet flue-cured tobacco markets
has been postponed a week bv tf..
board OF Governors of the Bright
Beir Warehouse Association.
The change moves The op,niua
up from September IA to Sep. m
5er u
The board Of governors said tnc
opening was delayed because sale
Of tobacco IN the South Carolina
ard Border North Carolina belt
Is not sufficiently advanced ID
enable the Old and Middle Belts
to open as originally scheduled
Buying companies would not bc M
position to place buyers on the
markets.
VIRGINIA Old Belt markets af-
icclcd by the later openina date
ere Danrillc, South Boston. Pc
tersbuWG, South Hill. Chase Citv.
LaWrcnceville Brookneal. Ken
bridge. Clarksville Martinsvillc
and Rocky Mount.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Ball Team Needs Support
To Close Season In Black

Farmville Memorial Recreation
Association, Inc. will try to
close that gap with the final
baseball game of the season, Sat
urday night, at the high school
field
According to Mrs Ann Grazi
ami, president of the association.
Farmville's baseball team will
wind up its second season over
1920 in the red This amount will
have to be raised, plus the cost
of the final game, if Farmville
citizens want to prove that they
are interested in having and sup
porting baseball team, Mrs.
GraZlani said
Farmville will play Genito. Sat
urday night at s. to end this year S
25-game schedule In their first
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Mrs. E. Floyd Yates
Among Delegates
Now In Toronto

Mrs. E FLOYD Yates. of Powha-
tan, is attending the seventh
triennial conference Of the Asso-
ciated Country Women Of the
World. now meeting in Toronto.
Canada.
Approximately 900 womcn from
% countries are attending tie
conference which has as It's
theme How can the countr,-
woman. as an individual and
through her society, take more
active part in international
work."
Mrs. Yates is a delegate of the
Virginia Federation of Home
Demonstration Clubs.
Mrs. c. NJ. DeShazo. of Essex
county, who spoke during the re-
cent annual meeting of the Prince
Edward County Farm Bureau. is
representing the Associated Wo-
men of the Virginia Farm
Bureau Federation,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Norwood Engineer 9
Hurt In Accident
Youths Condition
Remains Good

G and O Railroad Engineer
George B O'Brlen. 80. of Nor
wood was injured in a single cal
accident near Hillcrest on Route
so in Cumberland county. early
Thursday morning
According to reports, Mr. o.
Brien was returning to his home
in Norwood from Newport News
when the accident happened. He
was brought to Southside Com
munity Hospital about 1890 a.
m. Thursday
Although Mr. OBriens condi-
ton seemed satisfactory, Thurs
day morning he suffered fractur-
ed ribs and other internal and ex-
ternal injuries
According to the hospital, the
condition Of Robert Lester Lane.
6, Of FarmVille remains good =
The youth was struck by truck
last Sunday evening. when he ran
out on Route 400. near the Good
win Lake Road Route sos He and
his parents. Mr., and Mrs G l..
Lane. Jr, Of Route 3. FarmVllle.
were returning from a trip to Viz
ginia Beach. They had stopped
along the road to eat picnic
lunch about $50 p nj.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Orange Will Teach
At Woman's College
OF n. c. University

Ned Orange Will leave Farmvillc.
next week. to become a fun time
instructor IN the Department Of
Business Education and Secre-
tarial Administrator at Woman's
College OF the University Of North
Carolina Greensboro
Last school term, he was a par.
time instructor in the same de
partment Of the college
A 1851 graduate of LongWood
College he received his Master S
Degree in Business Education
from the University Of North
Carolina IN 1858.
Before going to Greensboro. Mr..
Orange taught the 1882 SEES
sion at LousbTg College IN North
Carolina
Mr.. Orange is the son of Mrs.
T. A Orange
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Citizens Can Buv
Advanced Tickets
For Fair Tuesday
Sale to Continue
At Reduced Prices
Through Sept. IA

Advanced sale Of tickets for the
sixteenth annual Five County
Fair. Sept. 2l-26, will begin Tues
day, Sept. l. They will be avail
able at reduced price in stores
throughout this area. according
to j. c. Brickert. general manager
of the fair
Citizens in Prince Edward APP
pomattox, Buckingham. Charlotte
and Cumberland counties will be
able to purchase fair tickets in adj
vance until Friday, Sept. Ia After
that date. charge for the tickets
will be regular admission prices.
Grand prizes for this years Five
County Fair VII be a new auto
mobile. This is The first time since
1886 hat the fair aSSOcia tion has
given away car during the fair.
A list Of businesses~ that will
handle the advanced sale OF tick
cts for the fair will appear in one
Of next weeks issues Of the
Farmville Herald.
Grand opening of this years
fair. which vii be one of the best
fairs in this area. according to
fair officials, will take place Mon
day. Sept 81, at 1880 p. m After
week packed full of contests,
rides and exhibits. the fair will
close Saturday. Sept 26 Several
activities of the fair will be new,
this year
1T looks as though most of the
county agents and home Demon
strat.on agents in this area have
distributed catalogs for the fair,
Mr.. Brickert commented
However, if anyone wishes a
catalog, or additional information
about the fair. he is asked 10 write
to Mr. Brickert in Farrville OF
contact one of the agents in the
courty.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

is DESPERATELY needed.
Actually there is an overall
need for tolunteerS male and fe-
male in this area. Although the
United States has a radar net
work over the entire coastline. an
enemy plane can break through it.
Once such a plane has passed this
barrier. it is lost to all mechanical
devices. 1t can fly anywhere in
the country and bomb its target,
except, OF course, for the watch
fulness of a fully manned and ef-
f.cient ground observer corps.
The armed forces need civilians
for this defense woodwork that
has now become doubly important
with RusSla'S Self-announCed pos
session OF both the atom and the
hydrogen bombs
The Ground Observer Corps
needs volunteers. With a special
appeal to women. male complaints
or not. this is a good opportunity
for organizations and individuals
TO invade another almost ale
domain
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Meherrin Post Office
Substitute Clerk
Exam Announced

Open competitive exam nation
Tor the position of substitute clerk
fer filing "acancy in the Post
Once at Meherun has been an
nourced by the U. S. Civl Service
Commission
Usual entrance salary tor tho
post Is Sl.3G > per hour Applca-
lions VIII be accepted by the ri
rector Fourth U. S. C.yil Service
Region, Temporary Building r."
Bird and Jefferson Drive. S. w
WASHINGTON 25. D. c.
Competitors will be required to
report for written examination
to be held as soon as practicable
The announcement states. Inform
alton and applications blanks NAV
be obtained at the Meherrin Post
OFF,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Miss Burger Heads for Britain as Sole
i. 5. Council Member to Hockey Meet

Texas claims golf champ. Babe
Didrikson Zaharias. San Diego,
Calf boasts OF tennis star.
Maureen Connolly Southside's
claim to fame in the world of
Women's athletics lies with Miss
Elizabeth Burger, better know as
"Llbbie' to her friends.
Farmvllle- born and bred. Miss
Burger sails on the Queen Eliza
beth next Wednesday for her
third overseas trip as a member Of
the U. S. field hockey team.
known at LongWood College as
an instructor in general science,
IN Farmville as a civic minded
citizen, and in hockey circles
throughout the nation as a top
notch goalle". She now adds an
other distinction to her already
noteworthy career.
L. $. Delegate
On this trip, she represents the
United States as sole council
member to the International Fed
Grafton Of Women's Hockey Asso-
cations to be held in Folkstone.
England In addition. she will
team up with the other ten mem
oers OF the u. S. group IN her IN
challenged position as guarder
OF the goal. and Will play several
other international teams. She is
also automatically one Of the three
I S. delegates to the association
al meeting. all of whom are Vim
ginians Miss Margaret McVey.
former hockey coach at ST.
GATHERINGS in Richmond. and
Miss Harriet Rogers, professor Of
physical education at Sweet Briar
College joln Miss Burger in this
capacity
Miss Burger was elected BY the
Z. S Association to sit with
representatives from fifteen other
countries. All Of these nations are
sending hockey teams to England.
and the o. s. group will find it.
self competing with expert
hockey stick wielders from India.
France. Germany, Austria, Bel
GUM. Australia, New Zealand,
Denmark, Scotland Ireland, Hol-
land, Wales, Switzerland, and
South Africa.
a Hockey L. \.
The lineup sounds like some
thing straight from the United
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28

meeting, Farmvllle won over
Genito 7 to g.
Contributions
In order to try to close that
financial gap for Farmville's team,
no tickets viii be sold Saturday
night. All contributions viii be
voluntary In this way. none Of
the mony viii have to be paid for
amusement tax, Mrs GRAHAM
said and all of the money can be
used for the deficit.
Why does the team have the
debt, this year? Mrs. Grazlani
answered that question by listing
the expenses involved for ball
game First Of all about $50 is
needed for umpires and expenses
OF the visiting team. Balls for one
game cost between S25 and S27.
Ten cents Of each admission
ticket must go for federal tax.
and lights for the field average
about $22 per month
AT least 500 must be taken
in at the gate for each game to
cover expenses Of the game Mrs.
GraZiani said
Opportunity
Last year. the team ended the
season with about SIS III the
treasury This was not any great
amount but at least citizens Of
the area supported the team to
the extent Of keeping it on a
paying basis
Saturday nights game Will give
ball fans the opportunity of prov
ing that they want baseball fol
another season, Mrs. GRAHAM felt
II viii be then opportunity to put
the team IN the black for This
season
Farmvllle has won II games
and lost 10. this summer Three OF
the games We're rained ogt.