davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
WV Sponsors Poppy Sale
Sale Today And Tomorrow

rua.y sna somouw 80 Buaay Poppy Ksy
arssgcns IN ave shaaes honu hs aeaa b hspng Ne hs
esmmunmywi6s &c = as~sss
- ussssu1sfs ayrr harvsv 81 s hsf nudaV PsppY
a s yaars drive PFsg iHfs s|myesFed 0snas Aes Rsmet,
&nuuhnr 49, a nsns 80 msVsv IS Gswss
nennn's laNur telsran II world War H. and
- - - srsn pppes SD beeanse prseesd 81 ths
an - ewnd hm2 onm ehaan les innaie man ahe whose
hlheFs wurH aIaahed II fAe 80.
A. manu nnresE nereplnd nower Fom TIE little gn he
.4 lk kas ihat neen ands III b raised hr0akh Buddy
- -. = est 80 SEEDS ysisrans q Forsgn wars
nsn3aeln tA1uaAhnmE Ana eemn8 Esaf
- 49, = nsnl iswas - vsiaFena. fsFss4 - suhas
em numsa raaar hsd ~ ~ - psss@ huh ssa 81
40 sl.aa 80 sslns~ eammeas1 ~ MaYsr. "Fhaf 81
- ssapa ~ v = - sds peaa@s ~ bsady peppy
aaM&A~
r. Mayor saara - daablsd sssrnns Ne meet tragic
vElm8 Al Ae euEEam lmaatanau peKed
rr sre - aisakied = sa rs lhzi I'll supplemenf
penan ehneka whrh feman So zane levels nat
naea ~ cannsa G. - a rights ma8s law h 1st
hass eMlaanF douAlsd~
~ eearuae 90 Bag Popg days here lruH 81 every
ama ehAA IN 80 eammuny ana every 0hsT
manu - naisa I'll - eeaFng &c Fl ese Umhais e car
mmkde lha 80 served fhaF egmtry In tine a wh
hnne = Asmaslses - is osf Great nanna"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
City Wins $4,000 Tax Suit Over
Thompson Estate In Circuit Court
Judge Wiseheari Decides Case
Pending Since 1916 For The City

A verdict IN favor Of the City Of Key West in .
tar suit brought by the estate Of the late NOrberg Thomp
issued Thursday by Circuit Court Judge Martin
L. wiSeheArs In Miami. Il announced today.
Judge Wiseheart ordered that the estate Of Thomp-
son. Key West ndustrialSt who amassed fortune from
commercial fishing. pay delinquent taxes interest and
toTney's fees amounting 20 more than $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
Indian Leader Warns Reds
To Speed UPPOW Interviews
Threat loGnes -
Communists Seem
Ready To Give Up
On persumsiom

PANMuNJoM IN - TIE Indian
chief q ths var prssonsr eommis-
sen today indireetiy-hut poinied.
ly-warned ne Communists b
zpsed up their dragging iutsrviews
wlsh anti-Rsd P0ws o. Il may
have 70 thruw up my hands"
The warning ~ IL Gea. K s.
fhimayya came a. TIE Reds sp-
peared ready 10 cad the whnle pro.
eFam quits.
Thimsyya Indicated hs might use
Indian troups to eonduct the inter.
views i TIE present lettering Pre-.
cedure breaks d0wn.
lie spoke only . iew hours afleF
. last.minmte Communist demand
resulted in eaneellAtion ol the
days scheduled explanstiona.
hanida News comssremea
Thimayya hsld q nsws coafer.
ence tnkt After rciurring from the
camp holding a Americans and
Brsioa wha have n0t returned
hame.
He saA ne a held tie Indian
aflieeFa prisoner . hours and rs
gcontinued On page Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
Will Ran For
Fla. Legislature,
DGUe King Says

nsxs kiau. lssmaF eley ~.
massE hsss, dsfiailsiv 80 rva
ass - s1als lawiainaurs mama
Ysar. Ne SAID teday.
"a lnismd ~ Fvn IN lhs hapas
sAat I wlil ~ shis - appiE ~
knswlsdus amd esallllsaiiema -
- $3.50 81 - psapis - 49,
zee ceuaay." kina anlA
klns Fssisnsd - silv mana-
co lest swimmer whoa alaaa
lamisisaien iosk swav maamy 81
tAs elly msnaesr's pewsFa. ~
sisdlns shs aanagaEs eemaval
sssr ths psilss dspaFsmsaa.
nsrnie {. Pspy. sssas raprs-
ssmisiivs igem MsnFes caumay
80 msaT yesra. wiil Fua ~
- esilcs amaln msxi ysav.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
Lopez Outlines
Aims OfLOcal
Chest Drive
United Way Of
GIVING Explained
a Rotary Meet

gass klunlhe Espsn saasesaea
isIiew meaarlana a yesterdays lun-
shsoa meeling % tks general as.
pecla q the eoming communlsy
Chaat Drive. sehaduled % open
heFu November r.
1nd9n Lopes ustlined ne aims
and advantages of umlied Rlxlna.
quutlng frum Newsueek Maga.
INES OelnbeF faih edllerial which
states, ''slxty-fiss years = So. ien
haalih and welfare aReneies united
lnle ere hnndralsina campaign.
"rhsY Fslssd asTe nseney e.
les sssl thsm 80 aan I'D ever
Falss6 hsfsrs n llsir isdivldusl
aaHapalsms. - . rss1lg. 80 uni
le4 wsT 81 uixina was kssn"
&waBa Aapsa read
tAe aTtlels conxiudad hat I've
and unn hah millinn vuiunieer
wofkers are now pianning and eon.
aartlng enmpaigns IL localities
tcoutinned On paea Teal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
Maria Appoints CountYmen
Honorary "UneIes" Thursday
Luigi, Frank
BGrfOIOne Are
The Lucky Men

Il thank God even night Cor al
ne dadalaa I haTe-they are a.
very wondsrfnl, sad nine year
cd Nara carmela LaVecchia last
night. SIS ne gar orphan sdops-
"a By 80 erewmen q me US
Davis kaFa.
In sddlaiun % all Il hsr fathers.
two mose ioeal men came IN fnr
honorary tides last nighI
Thsy are Lmigi celiueei. Local
reslaurussnr snd Frank nartolone.
who VI his wife has heen ssr-
xing a. Interpreter fur Nara. So
speaks e EneiisA. Maria appointed
ghem ''Unrles."
LuisL wAs wss bsFn n . smsil
eswn mssr TFieariea. laaiy. Me-
gls's ksma sswa. ssasd hsr Issl
nlvha q hm puxsi Street Fssass-
Tama. 80 was ~osesns aoF ths
svsains. Alsas wisA severed -
kar "aaapaad~ dsadiss. end
oroadway shsw.tsiks. msris
wsms - wsrk en- . trsdlaisnsl
liallsa ainwssF elssn ~ Lwiui.
Pima end maeaFuni manxoni were
served 10 81 ne party. MARIA pal.
iehed "a fhas Ell ard wsnt 10 werk
On . salnmi sandwich % she was
qnastionsd ~ newamen thr0ugh
lmfnFpEeisr naFtnlone.
= - sAioxma MP tEip . ~. IS
] - haNe . 90 back ard halp
NJ moGh6R snon. sad Maria Ter
moihw Is Z partial invslid.
Maria sald that sc lines Key
West ths BE- Il all ne cites shs
has seem since shs has been In TITS
eoanlry. she alse poinied CT OF
tat she las . very attractive e0u.
sln named Angela, wAo sc thinks
wuuld make . eood vie ior some
ona ei her ~daddies.
''sAe's . - mere prestier than
I am" Nara declared.
Sc was sven > Sailor hat pes.
terday Co Der TRIP 10 inspect Ne
Davis ard she wears 4 al the
tlme-even when she h eating.
Sc ehaitsFsd away happily Last
niRhi Win lhose 4ha could Kpeak
her language Mrs. Elisa vitello,
: sister.in-law Il Luigi who cams
10 Us eounaFy only to mouths
aen cas- . aaest lasl nizhL
Luigi haila from PortenEa. Italy,
Which Ia adjacent 10 Maria !
birthplace. He speaks the sane
Italian dialori a. Maria. lie came
b this eouniry h 1914 and hns
served IN ne AEF IN world War 1.
HIS wife. Res. 10 q natixe Il
Naples.
Ne VISITED kia hirthplace eaFlier
tbs year ed heartily endorsed
ne War OFpAan plan. under uhich
(coniinnsd On Paes Teal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
Key West Red Gross Chapter
Named CO-SpOnsOrs OF Chest
PACT SIGNED
II OFFICIALS
o. UNITED
CHEST DRIVE

1ha kay Wsn chaplar AZ lha
AmeIiean nn8 CFssa - ben
mamnd a. = eeapunnoF q - tai
e CnmmnnllT EAasl eamnalGn. 4
rs been annned TIE 8eEon
maa faken ail8 4 maelln8 a. "a
flslais Il ths ChaAi ed the ned
Crnsa
A. aErremrna - slgnna coser
ina e. EanR - 50 e hanl ~
isIa1is & - comnaally eaa y
nmvn
- eael a1.iss lhsl - 80
cfesa - hEnlah . msamhaFshp
aaga - aaGh nsfaaa wA0 e..
lIlhu1ss 49, - maFo = re Cen.
mumllv EAaa1 IN ls14 The mlm.
mum 80 a f1m i haasa 81 -
Set &c see creas y reesiwlna
- 80 eanf q - fsnds ralGe6
u - eammunllV ehmsi aslss
alflad 70 heain Nss. H.
ne ard Cross reserves. hoW'
a4ef. ihe FiaAi 10 condaei appaala
IfruuHhnui thelF enilre tnrlsdlrtlar
a. pnfl az any special national
eampai9n deteFmlnua ~ - nef
Cross b be neeeaNaFy u meet en-
gFNenev seeds hF rea8nn e 81
a. ofhnF disaster
To commmmliy chess alas q.
grned b 80 il any appHal q
sCanainuad On Pasa Teal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06

CITY Atinrnsy n. ixnatias Lesisg
finally won the verdiet aflrr fikht.
ing ne ease In ne eouFts Elnca
IstS. Il market ne thind impor.
tani taK ease maj Lester has wga
h mere tAsn six years as els ai.
iorney. 1udFe Wiseheart poiaderea
ne ease mere than q year helore
awarding ire verdict - the rity.
rhs 49, was erisinally l.isa ~
Thsaapsea eiaimtna thsf - ptsah
estate. huiil On . a4aurai iaiand
ssa - essssvsil bssisvsrd. zee
egi ~ - eliy limits. TIE SEE
psFtY. sessrdias - : lsssi Fssk
80. h asw wsrth 81 lsssa tise~
Thempson later amended gAai
eomplaini. saying thai tax naseas-
meats ievied since istz ~ ihe city
are inyalid since Tan warrants post.
ed h ne city hooks usre nol
properly signed 30 TIE Can asses
sof, thst the LEGAL desrriplioa Il
TIE propxrty beng taxed was -
suffieieni and nat ne cts assess
ment uaa hsted oa ne eouniya
levy rsiher than an lndspeeagal
sarvey ~ Ne eity assesses
Thompsom firSt rHfnsea 10 Pep
efiy taxfa n ia q 4E whea
e. eliy gan q - q eatt
estes o. unpal1 nxes un1oI
tAe revised CIV Garter -
aueeeedsd In ahiainins a. iniun@
tioa agalnsl tie eng - hlock t.
aals a eeftifieafsa aanisi ne pc.
perty h queslion. Eseh year lheR
hruugha = separate inhHnxtian 80
h ieso. lheY failed b e 90 an1
. Tan esrtliieute On ne propsrty
waa sid b H. 2. DoaRkly. coral
Cakes speeulstor Or si.lnm n.
teresi paymemta have hruuahf TIE
igial hen 40 b R1StN
Judge WlseheaFt orderea thai tha
fhompsoa Estate pay taxes ..
mounting % sc .tss = and interest
amounting % tlo.Tl1M They must
also reimburss TIE eity ~ star.
neyt ieeA
Svdss WlsshssFf enpiaiasd Ne
vsrdlsa ssYins - b prus lhsa
tContinusd o. Pssa Teal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
Students Riot
In London On
Festive Night


LONDON R-Thoassnds a. eeia.
brating students battled police Ger
mere than seven huuFs last night
n enc q the ms, rioioas Guy
Fawkex Ni9hta tbs staid British
eapital has sea IN many years.
More than IL psrsons faced %
ice charges a. an kflermath AZ TIE
wlld oatburst u Landan's plusA
West Ind. elimaxed hy . marrh az
io.oo university siadenis and oiheF
young folks en- tie Houses d Per.
hament.
N PsceAaHfy clreus. hsan 4
kondnn nixki Ne. 6 staiwari 80.
bies siood ahoaider % shouider
against determined akaanlla ca &c
famous statue e Erss-creek I'D
% love-whieh 1omlnates ne tFai.
fie circle. CHmbine tie siains l. .
Brlfnnm.
one grOup q jewellers whooiad
40 > wood-eanyas mech Gre engine
and tired b las . adder asainsi
ths statue. Thsy were beaten OF.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
Scottish Rite
Bodies To Open
Fall Reunion

The iall reunion a. Scottish Rite
bodies will open 81 10 .. m. %
morr0w ard run through Nov. "a.
Il vas announced today b. Mar
eel A. MaHeau. thirty -seeond de-
gree Maon and secretary oi the
Scottish Rite bodies.
On the FINAL day, Nov. "A. the
12nd degree VII be conlerred. The
Lake Worth consistory dramatic
team will wish here Nox. u 10 en-.
empliiy the iath degree. The md
degree wll be exempliliad nov.
y b. ne drsmatie team a ne
Mani Scottish Rite bodies.
A dramatie team from the Tam
pc Consistory 10 expected during
TIE reunion 10 exempligy the 1oth
degree a. put co BY the Northern
1uTisdictioa.
All soiouruing Scottish Rite Ma.
sons are welcome. TIE temple is
a Simontoa AID Eastoa Streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-06
Small Craft Asked
To Stay Clear OF
Testing Area

Flshans hesss snd plssssFe
srsa zee ssksd - sisv slsss -
ths srss bsfwssn KlnshzAsr
shoais sad ssna ksv tsznsv-
re-. TIE U.s. PsnssiR. Asn.lf
wall - isssins bsssshins saslp-
@sai n thsi ssss IS ssV. tks
Navy sad asdax.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03

at the Medical College Hospital
today.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03

Randy and Dee Flory. Of Wood
bridge, Va, are the guests Of their
GRANDPARENTS, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Waverly Putney.
Mrs b r Taylor is attending
the 18th annual meeting of the
Methodist Woman'S Society Of
Christian Service southeastern
jurisdiction. being held at ST
Luke's Methodist Church Jack
son, Miss Mrs, Taylor is record
ing secretary in the Virginia Con-
ference WSCS.
The Rev and Mrs. r. f. With
erS Jr., are on an extended visit
for several days at West Palm
Beach and Miami, before return
ing March 6.
Lewis Baird, president Of the
University OF Richmond chapter
Of Kappa Sigma fraternity. pre-
sented Miss Bobbie Reynolds.
queen Of the chapter alumnis an
nual Star Dust Ball Saturday
night at the Virginia Room Of
Hotel John Marshall. The Rich
mond social event is Kappa
Sigma salute to Hoagy Car
nicheal writer. Of the popular
star Dust" Baird is the son Of
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Baird, of
Hampden Sydney.
President Edgar Ct Cannon
DR.. p. NJ. Allan and Dr. Graves
II. Thompson. OF HampdenS sgd
ney College, and President Dabney
Lancaster, Miss Emily Barksdale
and Mrs. Mildred d Davis. of
Longwood College, are among re-
representatives. from l6 Virginia in
Stitutions invited to Randolph
Macon Woman's Colleges forum
on Education in the Contemporary
/ World, in Lynchburg March 49,
IS.
Mr. and Mrs Mark l. Hawkins
and daughter, Dee, Of Richmond
we're week end guests OF Mrs Han
kns mother, Mrs W S. Overton
/ MISS Thelma Ann Smith, Of the
Nursing staff OF University Of
Virginia hospital spent the week
end with her parents. MI anC
Mrs. Morris G.. Smith.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Goode. of Alex
andria, spent the week end at hel
home, on High Street.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03

children. OF Elkhart, were recent
guests Of Mr. and MIS- j. G. Til
man Other recent guests of the
Tilmans were Mrs. Dorothy West
and Anthony BlilIey. Of Richmond
Miss Hazel Clarke is spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs. J
A. Christian at Hampton.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Barden.
Of Lakehurst. N. j.. spent last
week end with Mr. and Mrs B.
E. Norris and Mr. and Mrs. M
H Barden
Mr. and Mrs w S. Wright and
their grandson, Kenneth Wright,
Jr., Of Powhatan, spent the week
end in Leaksville. n c.. with MI.
and Mrs Dennis Bouldin.
Returns Home
Mrs. Jessie Smith has returned
home after spending several
weeks in a Richmond hospital
with a broken hip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Tucker, Of
Richmond, we're recent dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Will
son.
Miss Laura Allen. OF Richmond,
spent the week end with Mrs. II.
O. Marshall
K. w. Lindsey. Hiram Holmes,
U. K. Franken and j. G. Dickerson
are attending meeting at
Natural Bridge sponsored by NPI
and the Virginia Bankers Asso-
citation.
Gaping Exercise
Miss Betty Tilman, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Tilman. re-
ceiyed her cap at the Gaping ex-
ercise held at Grace Hospital
School OF Nursing, last wednesday
evening. Her parents attended the
exercise
Miss Betty Barr, Of Longwood
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
Amelia

Recent luncheon guests of Mr..
md Mrs. T L. Warmer were
Mrs. Sam Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Jones. Of Colonial Heights.
and Mrs Gladys Emerson, Of
jamestown Pa
Guests Of MI and Mrs. D. P.
Pogers. last week. were Miss
Florence Graham Of Richmond
Rogers Bailey Of Bluefleld w
Va. and Mrs Arthur Camack. Of
Illumination, w Va
Donald Chimney iomed the
army, last week. and is stationed
at F'Crt Lee. Mrs Chimney is liv-
ing with her parents Mr and
Mrs. Carl Simons. at Wilson, while
Mr. Chimney is in service.
Recent Guest
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Farrar and
children Stephen Lee and Sarah
Holland. spent Monday III Wash
ington The Rev MI hewitt Mrs.
FarrarS Step-father. came home
with them and remained for sew
eral days
Mr.. and Mrs j. G Watkins and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03

: College. spent last week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D
Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Armi.
stead announce the birth Of a son
Edward Samuel, Jr, FED. 10.
Mrs c. H Wilson is IN Dur
ham, N C., With her sister, Miss
Evelyn Barnes. who is i'll
Mr. and Mrs. St Julian Shell
ton. Of Newport News. spent the
week end with Mrs. r. D. Hardy.
To Visit Gardens
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson and Miss
Florence Pellitier have gone to
Mobile. Ala. TO visit the Azalea
Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs John B. Anderson.
Of Wytheville, were recent guests
OF Mrs. Mary B. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lane
announce the birth OF a son.
Stephen Michael, Feb g
ISL SlSteT
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Warriner
recently visited Mrs. Warmer
sister, Mrs. Ellen r Lightly, al
Fleeton. Mrs. Lightly continues
very i'll.
Herbert l. Jones, Of VPI, was
at home for the week end.
Miss Mary Jefferson has re-
turned TO Lynchburg, after being
at home last week with the flu.
Mrs. william B. Jefferson Mrs
2. II. Burke and Mrs. Charles s
Farmer attended the Garden Club
Judges School held at the John
Marshall Hotel, three days of last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. F, F. Powell and
son, Ben. were recent guests Of
Mr. and Mrs r r. Barnes.
Farmville Speaker
Amelia County Garden Club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Rosa Courier and Mrs. j. c..
Courier The speaker was O. H..
Written, Of Farmville. who gave
a very informative talk on roses.
The newly organized Nurses
Study Group will attend a special
class on the treatment OF burns
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
Girl Scouts Elect
New Officers;
Plan Birthday Fete

Farmvillc intermediate Girl
Scout Troop last week elected new
officers for the next six months
Chosen We're RothweIl Bruce
PRESIDENT Nancy Street Brooks
secretary. and Betty Hall. trea-
surer.
The Troop viii observe the 41st
birthday OF the Girl Scout organi-
cation with a birthday party
March u in the Troop den in the
home OF Mrs. Margaret D Bruce.
adult advisor
The Scouts VIII BEGIN a slx-week
cooking course March II under
the supervision ol Mrs.. Sarah
Baldwin, Nome economist OF Viz
glnia Electric and Power Com
pany Scouts VIII meet in the
Bruce homo each Tuesday during
the siX-Week period for inStruc-
ton IN the art Of cooking.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
Miss ] oyce Midkiff,
Of nnelia. Marries
t1oWar I'd K. Johnson

The marriage Of Miss Joyce ANA
Midkiff, daughter Of Nj and Mis-
Robert E$tel Mldkiff. Of Amelia to
Howard Randell johnson. son Of
Mr. and MIS-. Howard Johnson. Of
Keysville, took place Wednesday,
Feb 25, at the Amelia PYesby-
terrain parsonage The Rev. d. d.
wilkinson officiated
The bride wore light blue suit
with Nayy accessories. Her flow
ers we've red roses.
After d Wedding trip TO Florida.
the couple VIII make their home
in Baltimore
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
Club Calendar

Woman's Club - Wednesday,
March A. at p m, Little Audi
forum of Longwood College. dis
cussion forum by club members.
election Of officers and board
members at business session.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
Clayville Private
Arrives In Japan

Pvt. Leon Wood, ClayVille. re-
Gently arrived in Japan for duty
on the staff of the Army'S 343rd
General Hospital, as a cCrpSman.
The hospital cares for the more
seriously wounded UN casualties
from Korea as we'll as soldiers
stationed IN Japan
Pvt Wood. a former employee
of the Joe Truch Co. OF Monley.
entered the army in July. 1882,
and was stationed az Camp Pick
EFT, before his overseas assign
ment
His mother. Mrs. Eva Woods,
lives in Philadelphia.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03

The en- aecmcnt o! Miss Susan
Elizabeth BENTLEY daughter Of
MI and MS George Cake Bent
Icy. OF Hampton va to It.
James Rilca Fam il, son of MI
and Mrs J r Fam, of Winston
Salem N c, has been announced
1t Fam is a grandson of Mrs.
James " Bouldn Of Hanpden-
Sidney
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
OAR Radio Hour
Planned March /

Judith Randolph Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton has announced The pro-
gram for its monthly OAR Radio
Hour to be presented March
a. 10 m. over WFTO
Col D W Paulette, former
Army colonel in Europe and the
Tar East, VII speak on "Ameri-
cas- Security Col Paulette
F'armville postmaster, delivered
The address recently as guest
Speaker during the OAR Patriotic
Dinner. at LongWood House.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
Hubbard. " hit
Win NNII Honor

Second Classmen Robert A
Hubbard and James A Whit. o.
Iarmvllle. are among "A VMI
cadets named honor students for
the first semester Of the 1929
session General Stewart ". An
derson, VMI dean has lust am
bounced
There we're - members Of the
second year class named Third
clasSmen. with is. had the highest
nunnber Of The AZ
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McGhee. Of
Denbigh, announce the birth OF
son. James Stuart Jr., on Tues
day. Feb. II
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Payne, MI.
and Mrs Mercer Smith and chill
dren. OF Richmond. were week
end guests OF Nh anu Mrs. L. A
Smith
Dick Noel, who IS connected
with the insurance fun Of Gay &
Taylor. has been transferred from
Charlotte. N. c., to Farmyille
where he VIII be resident insur-
nnce adjustor While assigned
here he viii make MS home with
his mother. Mrs George Il
Rodgers, and Mr.. Rodgers ON Viz
GINA street
Mrs. L. Station Noel and chill
oren. LLOYD S and bonnie OF
| Goidsboro, N G.. were week enc
| guests Of Mrs Nocls cousin, Mrs
| Margaret Davidson Blucc.
George = Herring. assistant di-
I rector OF the Virginia Extension
Service. OF BIacksbure. Vas ,
guest OF r b Crawford at th'
r tary CLUB dinner Friday night
Dr. and Mrs Thomas f. Gilmer
Of Hampden-S Sydney, spent thu
week end at Chapel Hill. N. G.
with their son and daughter-ln
law. MI. and MIS-. T. K. Gilmer
I Jr The younger MI Gllmer is ;
graduate student there
Or and Mrs. Charles f McRa'
were recent guests of Mrs. Nc
RAGS brother-in-law and sister
MI and Mrs. Charles Robertson
III Richmond.
MI. and MIS-. NJ H. Blttinge
entertained with buugc for !.
couples Thursday night at thei
home on the Hill, East Court
Mrs Francis Ghigo and Wilson
Watson won high score prizes.
virginja Donny and Dickje wer,
guests Of Dr. Moss sister. MIS-
Iobn pace ZONES and of MIS-
( Elsie Ci|ljam dlrIne the weel
/ end III lyncbburg
Nh and Mrs. w O., Otuey, il
and daughter Mary Clifton, 0
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-03
Conmunitys AduH Students at Longuood
Enjoy Ciring Expression to Creature Urge

Philosophers and educators say
the process OF learning should
continue for life tlme. and a
little band OF Farmville ladies
have taken them at their word.
Considering the educational M
Stitutlon IL the midst of the COM
, munity more than a place for Just
the college set. four OF the ladies
are increasing their appreciation
CT art as well as their ability to
handle an easel and brush
The fifth, Miss Frances Arm
stead. IS studying guidance and
speech. A former teacher at Alex
andria. Miss Armistead is adding
10 her stature as a teacher with
work in these important fields.
She Wlll return to duties at
George Washington High School.
Alexandria. il the next term.
Creative Urge
Studying with the regular col
lege students IN the water color
and oil painting class arc Mrs
Jchn Harwood Mrs f. w Hub
ard, Mrs Martin williams Jr.. and
Mrs a Granville Bageant
Mining oils right in the middle
6 three college art majors and
five more juniors and seniors in
teyested in art. these ladies are
enjoying the challenging pasttimc
Of delying into a field OF interest
With palette and smock they are
giving play to the creative urge
inherent in most human beings
IN the class. after studying the
techniques of the art and the
fundamentals Of the subject. the
adult students are permitted to
explore the range OF subject naf-
ter 20 see where Their particular
ability and interests lie
Subject Matter
The gamut runs through still
life. distractions. figures. lmagi-
native subjects and tlc Others
that the painters brush and
Imagination can blend Then the
painting begins.
one can't watch The intent IN
terest with which these adult stu
dents sit back and appraisc their
work without realizing the enjoy
ment and profit they set
It's never To late to learn and
ACKNOWLEDGING the creative urge
is a loosenina broadcnlne expert
cnce, they say