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Are You Worth Dying For?
A Wartime Prayer
Dear Lord.
Lest I continue
My complacent way,
Help me TO remember
Somewhere "out there"
A man died for me today.
As long as there Is war.
I then must answer,
Am / worth dying for7
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Griffin Jones.
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Ever stop To Think

That no one can afford 10 look
as bad as they may feel though
things hurt and cares around you
press. Don't let bitter thoughts
peep out the ugly mood conceal
underneath a mask Of pleasant
ness.
Frown into your mirror and
you'll see what others see-when
you are disgruntled or depressed.
Don't help Time 10 draw the
wrinkles. Live life cheerfully -
showing II your bright side and
your best Patricia Strong.
II you must be blue, In heavens
name, make II bright bluel
AS a man grows older, he reads
more Of the Book OF Experience.
and less OF the pages Of Prophecy.
He thinks more OF the real worth
OF folks, and less Of their short
comings he boasts less and
boosts more-he concludes that
Snobbcry Is a Confession OF In
feriority; and kindly consideration
OF others the hallmark of the
only kind OF arlstocracy worth
mentioning. He hurries less and
usually accomplishes more he
comes 10 realize that age Is but
a state Of mind. and that the
greatest reward that one can win
is the Respect, Understanding and
Love OF his fellowmen. Anon.
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Oct. 30
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
Prospects Big c. N. Price A Tackle
Foundation In Wolfpacks' Rebuilding

The Packs building rams u
against a tough test next year
and Price will be in the middle Of
things against such national
powers as Army. Pitt, Duke and
Southern Conference standouts,
Wake Forest William q Mary
North Carolina and West Vn-
ginia
c NJ. rates Pitt as the toughest
club The Pack met the past sea-
son with the sharpest blockcrs
and the Understanding backs.
IN that game Price recovered a
tumble to match similar per
formanccs against Florida State
and Davidson.
Standout Games
The Packs best games. end This
too, he saws. were against Florida
State. which NC State won 1877
and Wake Forest which tlmbled
them 2l-6. The third state We
tim vas W & l.
c NJ had some transition prep
Ding at Fork Union Military Aca-
denny. after FHS. but says the
change to college ball is stu a
rough proposition You DOM
pick up the intricate defonse and
eldinp paftp}.l1c -y..Y1trbt me NO.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
SPORTS EVENTS ILL., IEE HERAlD AREA -
College, High School Court Teams
To Resume Action With Two Games

Hampden Sydney c o. e e
basketball forces resume action
this week on a stiff note. meeting
William & Mary's state title
holding Indians, at Richmond
Wednesday night. and Randolph
Macon Saturday night at Ash
land
Coach Waldo Matthews squad
returned to Death Valley Satur-
day to get in an extra work out
or two III preparation for Janua-
rvs five-game schedule, which
also includes Roanoke. Western
Maryland and VMI.
Roanoke and Western Mary
land will invade Death Valley
next week. the first coming Mon
day night. Jan II. and the Green
Terrors Friday night.
With the Tigers four losses
against two wins pointing up
their lack of height. emphasis Will
De placed on their outside game.
Thus far that hasn't come up TO
expec ations. but will improve as
the season progresses.
But Coach Matthews Tigers
met some mighty tough opposi-
.tion before Christmas as later
results have shown. The Tigers
aren't the only team to be buffet
ed this season by Richmond, Viz
einia and Georgetown.
In Mason Dixon play. the
Tigers have held their own. down
+ ing Bridgewater and dropping q
tight 1855 game to Mt. st.
Mary's. =
With Matthews getting more
opportunity to work with his
squad and with more Mason
Dixon foes coming up. the Tigers
will improve on their two won,
\ tour lost record.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
DR.. Smith, Foreman,
Attend Sugar Bowl

Dr. Joserh H Smith and his
son-m-law W s. Foreman il,
were among the huge throne in
the Sugar Bowl on New Years
Day for the Georeia Tech-Ole
MISS football classic
Dr. Smith. an enthusiastic
sports fan, reports a great game.
an exciting Sugar Bowl program
and perfect grid weather He has
nov seen bowl festivities al
Miami's Orange Bowl and Dallas
G ttcn Bowl to 20 with the New
orleans event Georgia Techs
Rambl.n Wreck won Just as D
Smith figured
Or Smith and MI Foreman re-
turned Saturday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06

Jimmy Slaydon, the Tigers six
foot, Junior guard, is a key TO the
Death Valley offensive this sea-
son. The -year-old Roanoke
collegian, who came TO Hampden-
Sydney from William Fleming
High School. came up with Little
Six honorable mention hOnors
last season.
Slavdon specializes IN set shots
from the outside and with the
Tigers lack of height this season.
outside work is all-important to
me Tigers success or lack of it.
The junior guard IS also a slick
ball handler and playmaker, and
d backbone on defense for Coach
Matthews Garnet and Gray
squad.
Last season Slaydon scored 12l
FONTS for the Tigers, compiling a
COS points per game average.
Since the Tigers played to use
Emmy Johnsons height, the jun
ior's scoring average wasn't high
nut he played a big part in the
feeding success which let Johnson
gather a 259 game average
Death Valley al!-tlme perform
ance
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
Survey Shows More
|WOmen-Than-Men'
Fears Overs!ated

Much concern has been eX-
pressed about the increasing trend
toward more women than men in
the population OF the United
States. But the Bureau Of Aeri-
cultural Economics, u. 5. Depart
ment of Agriculture. suggests that
this has been accomplished as
a problem. Men still outnumber
women in almost every age group
IF the rural or farm population
though the reverse IS true IN
cities.
In towns and cities there are
more single men than s.ngle wo-
men under the age Of 15 yaafs.
and the scarcity Of single women
N rural and farm areas is pro
nounced In a total population o.
mere than $50 million people, the
excess in the number Of females
over males dncludina only those
~ thn AIMED forces stationed IN
the U. So was less than Z million
in 1851. for example.
Anoone the widowed and di-
vorced. women striklnclv outnnm-
Der men. Probable reasons, Hps-
bands usually are older than taen
wives and therefore less likely t.
outlive them. mon have hGhe-
mortality rates than women age
for acc, older men arc more Ike
" TO- rcmarry than older women
The smaller prororton q VIII
dous on FARMS nd'rate that NO
men are likely TO leave the farr
CT sell it after they are widowed
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
FHS In Group II
.Fiyes Favored
In AP Survey
W Olverines May
Get Second Try
In State Tourney

It's a little early to associate
the Farmville High School Wolve-
rines with the State Group II
basketball tournament. but if the
1858 quintet makes it they'll find
some old friends on hand waiting
to make things rough
Rough for the Wolverines means
what has resulted for FHS fives
in five straight appearances at
Blacks burg-first round bow out.
The old friends would be most
# the district teams that parti-
cipated last year, when Harrison
burg's Blue Streaks eliminated
EHS then went on to cop the
State title
State Survey
An Associated Press statewide
roundup last week produced the
story TO show that practically all
district winners last year have
teams practically intact. The eT-
ception is South Boston in Dis
trict Nv. which lost heavily from
the veteran squad that played SO
we'll at Blacksburg last year and
III 1851.
Five clubs that PLAYED at
Blacksburg last year right now
must be rated fav7rites to make
a return Churchland in Dis
trict /. Manchester, in District 2,
The wolverines in District 3. Har-
riscnbUrg in District 5, and Rad
ford III District 8.
Clintwood. a perennial state
power is favored to regain the
District title lost year TO St.
Paul. Marion is the favored III
District :, and Bedford Brook
ville OF Appomattox may step into
c Nuth Bostcn's place as District
" winner
Want Another Chance
The Hp enrr.ev in one sense IS
some consolation 1t means that
the wolverines will have chance
= make a~oends for 1852 with
tho same opposition on hand, If
things work out as presently
dored
BY the same t~ken it means the
clubs which rade thinos rough
last wear will be on hand. Coach
Gilner and the Wolverines viii
Welcome that opportunity and it
Will be veteran. tourney-eX-
pericnced club this year if the
Wolverines 60 Whether they
maintain their poise IN the big
show is another question.
But meanwhile, there's the dis
trict race 10 be decided and IL
TD.StriGt 8 YOU can bet there arc
a half-doZen SQUADS which aren't
concediug the Wolverines in yet
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
Sideline Views
BY JOHN STICK

Old Dominion grid fans had a
real pigskin feast following the
deeds OF former college perform
ers in the post-season Christmas
games and during Sundays pro-
fessional championship game be-
tween the Detroit Lions and
Cleveland Browns.
Virginia's Cavaliers had the
largest representation with Half
back Bob Tata helping the South
work a 2l-21 tie in Miami's North
South game. All-American Tom
Sect. the Cavaliers great end
saw action as the East pulled out
a 2l-20 triumph over the West
Saturday at San Francisco.
Two more of Coach Art Guepe's
charges. Bill Chisholm and Char
lie Harding and Meadows" Mo-
duszewski. of William and Mary.
were in on the Gray's 28-7 vic
tory in the annual Blue-Gray
tussle, at Montgomery. Ala.
Perhaps the outstanding per-
fcrmance by an Old Dominion
player. in the games featuring
college players, was that OF
Randy Browles. of Washington
and Lee, who gave an efficient
performance as fullback on the
South's team in the Miami game
Broyles scored one Of the touch
downs on a 25-yard scamper.
No less than four former Old
Dominion college stars took part
in Sundays game, as the Lions
downed Cleveland 1T to win the
professional championship. In the
winners lineup were w & Ms
Lou Creekmur, giant tackle. and
Bob Miller. who was tackle
stand-out at Virginia last year.
For the losers. Tommy Thomp-
son, the former w & NJ linebacker
and Walt Michaels. w e. L great
at fullback. saw action.
In total. it was a fine repre-
sentation and a credit to Virginia
football. particularly in view Of
the vice selection of players
throughout the U. S.
The extent TO which football
record keeping has been taken
in the sports world became start
inely evident this week with pub
lication Of final national stand
ings in the Litkenhous Difference
by Score ratings.
No less than 500 colleges are
listed with their place in the ma
tional football sun. 1t, Of course
starts with Michigan State at No
! and runs the gamut to York
No 693
Incidentally. this system make
the Midwest the capital Of U. S
football for the 1852 season
Hampden- Sydney was ranked
435th IN this system Any school
YOU want the rating Of you'll find
there. from Defiance and Oshkosh
TO Black Hills Teachers and
Cedarvllle
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
REST DANGEROUS

Albuquerque. N. NJ. = Tired of
learning to ski. James Kubie. 5.
sat down on his skis TO rest. They
toboganned the boy swiftly down
the ski courses slope and his
head crashed into a fallen tree.
He was taken to hospital, suf-
fering a skull fracture and six
stitch head cut.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06

Coach Bob G.lmer's FHS VOL
verines swing back into court
action tonight Tuesday, meet
ing Buckingham Central High
School here. The nights play
gets underway at 40 with the
girls game between the schools.
For the Wolverines, the game
marks the start Of rigorous
January campaign which Will find
them making most Of the District
3 circuit. Coach GIlmel will take
the squad to Blackstone Friday
night for an important tilt with
the Rams, another District title
contender.
Bucks Strong
Tonight S game will present one
Of the best five's Coach Dolllver
has had in his five years at
Buckingham Central The Buck S
have won three. while dropping
earlier verdicts to John Randolph
and the Wolverines.
In Melvin Jameson and Kyle
Knott the Bucks have two guards
who can move the ball and shoot.
They collected "a points between
them in the pre-Christmas game
with FHS. Rowlett Bruce gives
them height at center and cap
able backboarding He nipped
many Wolverine rallies with his
fine defensive work in the earlier
game. FHS won 57-33.
The Wolverines lost a member
Of the squad during the holidays
when ROME hawthorne. who was
tnst substitute at forward. was
injured in a hunting accident. He
Will be lost for the season.
January Foes
During the January tWo-a- week
schedule, the Wolverines will also
face Victoria. Emporia expected
to have one of the Districts top
clubs, South Boston. a District
" foe, Lawrenceyille and Ran
dolph- Henry.
With those behind them Coach
Gilmer and his squad VIII know
how they stack up III terms of
the all-important district tourney
which determines the five to rep
resent the area IN the state
Group II tournament at Blacks
burg.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
Billy Franklin Gets
Look At Wolfpack
Athletic Plant

Billy Red" Franklin. stellar
FHS senior halfback. had good
look at the athletic plant at
North Carolina State College dur
ing the holidays.
With c. NJ Price Jr.. former
Wolverine football standout and
now varsity tackle On the Wolf
packs defensive platoon. Frank
lin took in the Dixie Classic bas-
ketball games at Raleigh.
Coach Everett Cases NC State
court squad won the tournament
downing Holy Cross. Brigham
Young and PENNSYLVANIA in the
process. The three-day tourney
drew crowds of 10000 to the huge
coliseum built by basketball at
Raleigh.
Sugar is the most produced
and cheapest oragnlc chemical IN
tho world
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
Studies Forestry

Price. a forestry student. is the
only gridder from the undefeated
FHS team of 1850 now playing
varsity college football He IS
maintaining close to B aver
age thus far. he SAID during a
chat over the holidays.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06

They're rebuilding football
forces at North Carolina State
and. we suspect. Wolpack Coach
Horace HendrickSon has big plans
in the process for c. M. Price il.
the 6 81, 220-pound former FHS
gridder from Prospect.
In the past season Price. a
freshman. played in 81 OF 40
quarters at a tackle pest on the
defensive platoon. He was one Of
two freshmen in the defensive line
for the Wolfpack The other,
Henry Spivey. of Weldon. N c..
is another bright prospect al
Raleigh.
N. c. State won only three,
from w G. l.. Florida state and
Davidson, while dropping seven
But the past season was Hend-
rickson's first, and the former
Duke great had the usual dold-
runs while switching from Beattlo
Feathers single wing to the split
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06
Area High School
Basketball This Week

Tuesday. Jan. 6-Rucking-
ham at Farmvilic; Burkeville
at Crewe.
Friday, Jan. 9-Farmville at
Blackstone; Amelia at Bucking-
ham.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-01-06

IN "a hours a typical sugar fac
tory makes over 800}chemical and
polariscopic observations to as
sure purity of finished product.