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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01

Many Of the ball fans in
Farmville were not able TO attend
the final game. Saturday night. "
Mrs GraZlani said If anyone
wishes to contribute toward the
debt, he may leave his contribu-
ton with Allen Fore at Gray's
Drugstore.
Between 200 and $50 people saw
Farmvllle close the season with a
bang by defeating Genito, 8 to 8.
Explaining this years deficit
for the team. Mrs. Graziani said
that about 500 must be taken in
at each game to cover the cost Of
umplres, balls. tax, transportation
and lights. Some of the games.
this season, have not Melted that
amount. hence the red side Of the
ledger has been used.
In issuing the call for Sis more
TO clear the team. Mrs. Graziani
feels that ball fans in Farmville
vii contribute that amount to in
sure anther season Of baseball
mex year
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Virginia Football
Coaches Guests
Of ScOttsville Lions

Members Of the ScottSvillc Lions
Club are football conscious after
hearing Line Coach Robert Full
Ter and Meb Turner and Verne
ullom, two freshmen coaches
from the University of Virginia
who were guest speakers at the
Club meeting here Wednesday
night. The regular meeting was
held in the Firemans building
with supper at seven O'Clock.
Plans were announced for the
Lions Family Picnic which Will
take place September 8 on the
Us Rubber Company grounds, be-
ginning at $3.50 in the afternoon
Tor the children when games and
contests Will be arranged. Supper
VIII be served at $50 p. m.
Lion 7, H. ellis. announced
that the 10 basic instruments for
the high school band have been
purchased and are being display
ed IN c. R. Dorrier and COMPANY
windows this week. The Board Of
supervisors recently appropriated
sl'ooo toward the instruments
Inc Lions Club is sponsoring the
band and raised money last wear
through Club activities for that
pUTpOa1
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
S. Coop Elects
Members In Area
Farmville Man
Named to Board

Southern States Co-Opera;.ve
Local Advisory Board members
from Farmville and Coll.nh;a-
Gainesville area were elected at
recent annual meetings.
Charlie Goodman, of Cmnoer-
land, and E. A. Carter. of Farm
vile. were elected to the boa~l .or
the Farmville vicinity at recent
meeting in Farmville.
w. p. Sanderson. of Cartersville
and Elmer Talley. of Columbia
were elected to the board in the
Columbia -Cartersville, area. last
Tuesday. At the same time. Mrs.
II. T. Harrison and Mrs. w. H.
Duncan. Of Gainesville. were
chosen for three year terms on
the Columbia Cartersville Farm
Home Advisory Committee.
Southern States Co-Operative
board members serve three-year
terms. also.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Rotarians Brought Up To Date
On New FHS Vocational Courses

Two new members. Stuart NJ.
Teville and Andrew c. Brown, Jr..
were present fCr an informative
talk on the ner vocational pro-
gram at Farnvllle High given "
Guy Yeats before the Farmville
Rotary Club Fl Gay.
Mr.. Yeats will serve as teacher
coordinator ir the Dis tljutive
Education and Diversified Oc>u X.
pations courses for junior senior
students. He completed studies
his year at Richmond Professional
Institute.
The new program coordlnator
told Rotari2nS that local business
men have shown much interest in
the program and have cooperated
Fundamentally in the preliminary
work of finding places OF employ
ment for students who viii spend
halliday in the classroom and a
half day on the Job.
Committee Leaders
The program was under the
sponsorship of the Rotary Club S
Vocational Service committee,
headed by Rota, ian Rudy Young
President r :. Nf.-a.ot.l Pr sided.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Hardware Store
Formally Opens
Friday, Sept. 4.
At 225 Main st.

THINGS have been busy down
on Main Street in Farmville.
Southern Hardware and .Appl-
ance Company. Inc. has moved
into its new modern store at 225
North Main street, from its old
location at POI North Main.
Now the store VIII have its form
al opening Friday and Saturday
Sept. and 5. The store will be
opened from 8 a m to 8 p. m.
for both days With special events.
gifts and prizes planned for each
day.
Mayor w c. Fitzpatrick VIII cut
the ribbon to open the new store.
owned by Emanuel Weinberg and
managed by NJ. G. Smith. Friday
at 8 d. m.
The first customer OF the store
after the ribbon is cut will receive
table model radio. Saturday s
first customer Will be given a pres
sure cooker
Tea manufacturers representa-
tives from major companies will
be at the store during the formal
opening with special displays anC
free samples for all customers.
Chuck Maillct. from WFLO
will broadcast the events of The
opening days. He will conduct ar
old-fashioned auction sale, both
evenings at 8. to sell new tele-
vision set, bicycle and many Other
articles
Gifts will be given away both
days.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01

In addition to Mr.. Young, the
new Rotary or"a niZatiOn for the
wear under MI. Wilmoths leader
ship includes in it's four major
committees the following: Club
Service. T. w Brooks. Jr.. chair
mar: Community Service, E. E.
Cook, chairman. and Information
al Service, Charles 0. Kidd. chair
man The clubs "a committees
operate under the general direc-
ton Of the four major committee
heads
Club Workshops
ROtarlans have been conduct
ing workshops in club projects and
comn.lttee work on alternate
meeting dates since the new Of
ficers and dlrecors assumed lead
ership July
Three visiting Rotartans were
among the guests: Pete LutkinS,
Of Jackson, Miss; r. J. Peterson.
Of Drland. Fla. and Volnev Shop
ard. Of Richmond Hugh Thomas,
OF Palmyra, N. j. was also guest
Mrs. James r. Kennedy was guest
pianist, substituting for Mrs. w.
" ,-cC..-t!c
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Final Ball Game LeaUes Seven Lettermen
FarmuiUe With SIS Debt Lead FI1S Drills

Final baseball game OF The
season did not quite pull the
Farmville team out OF the red. ac-
cording to Mrs. Anne Grazlani,
president Of the Farmville Memo
rial Recreation Association. Inc
About S273 was needed to clear
the team of debt and pay for the
final game with Genito. Saturday
night Total collection at the
game was $l58.
That leaves Sfi5 to clear the f.
nanacial record of the team for
this season
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Nightly ct" arty
Due This Week

The bumps Cor Coach Bob Gil
mer's Farmville High School VOL
VERNE squad OF thirty-tive candi-
dates will get a little rougher this
week.
Since last Tuesday the 1888 edi-
ton OF the squad. being groomed
TO challenge for the District 3
title now held by Crewe. has been
GOING through nightly workouts at
the high school field.
To start his 10Th season. Coach
Gllr0el has been sending the
squad through muscle building ex-
erclses, signal drills. blocking and
tackling chores and a slight touch
OF scrimmlcc.
Night sessions will continue I'M
til school opens September s. af-
ter which time the lights viii be
turned out in favor of afternoon
sunshine
Coach Gilmer has a nucleus of
II lettermen about which the
new Wolverines edition will be
formed Five OF these. includ. ng
Co-CaptalnS Lacy Cumbey and
Wally Vale. are backs, the remain
ing seven linesrlen.
Other oackfipld Wearer of the
P" MONOGRAM are George Rick
man. Cla"k Lowe, and Johnny
HarWood Lineslnen who saw regu-
lar service last season are Wilbur
Burger, Jim Whitlock, Bob Carter,
and Don Moss, tackles with con-
siderable weight shared among
them Bob CLANCY and Billy
VAUGHAN, eua,ds. and Tommy
CLARK center.
Il Will be some time before
Coach G.lmer knows how we'll a
liberia! supply Of newcomers will
work into the vacancies existing
in his IT formation lineup.
ThCe arc several promising ones
out, towcror.
The Wolverines open their sea-
son Friday Sept H. at South
Boston.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01

A 500-acre pine forest fire on
governm ent land at the John Kerr
Dam reservation in Halifax coun-
ty Sunday afternoon was the big
gest recorded by Die Farmvll.e of
ftc CT the Virginia Forest Service
this season.
Fores er Bert Broyles and John
Graf, district fire chief, assisted
in Iighting the all-day forest
blaze. The combined efforts of the
fire departments at Halifax and
Glover, Forest Service personnel.
county wardens and volunteers
were required before the fire was
put under control about $50 p.
m.
Chaser to lone. a half acre Of
pine woods was burned over dur
-.g fire = rAe Elan, FIN It
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Tickets For Fair
Are Delayed
For Advanced Sale
Manager Brickert
Announces Sept. 3
AS Opening Date

Because of manufacturing and
shlpp re DELAYS tick is for the
sixteenth annual Five County
Fair Sept. 2l-26. will not arrive
IN Farmvil.e in time to 20 on sale
today, j. c. Br!ckert. general Fair
Man9oer, has announced.
Advanced sale of tickets FOR the
fair was scheduled to oper today
in stores and businesses through
ont the area. However. TIE sale
VIII be deplaved until Thursday
Sept 3. Mr. Br:ckert said. Closing
date for the advanced sale If tick
cts at reduced prices vii lremain
Monday, Sept IA
A wire vas dispatched, Monday
morning. 70 the manufacturer of
the tickets who promised that the
tickets viii be in the hands Of fair
officials by Thursday
we re sorry obout this delay"
Mr. Bricekrt SAID. but there will
still be / DAYS for citizens to pur-
chase tickets in the advanced
sale"
Tickets will be distributed to
stores and businesses in Prince
Edward. Appomattox, Bucking-
ham Charlotte and Cumberland
counties during the advanced sale
A list Of these stores and bust
nesses will appear in next weeks
issue of the Farmville Herald.
Grand prize for this years Five
County Fair, which will open
Monday, Sept. q. at 100 p m.
will be new automobile, 1t will
be given away during the closing
night of the fair, SATURDAY, Sept.
&c.
If anyone wishes a fair catalog.
or additional information about
the fair. he IS asked to write to
Mr.. Brickert in Farmville or con-
tact one OF his agents
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
40 Tigers Will
Start Grid Drills
Tuesday Morning

Coach Jim Hickey and assist
ants, Claude Milan and Bob
Thalman, Will start their 1853
Hampden- Sydney College Tigers
through football drills Tuesday
morning
Hickey said today he expects
about 40 candidates to be on
hand for the first practice ses-
sion at Death Valley Football
practice will bring the students
back to the campus about two
weeks early.
All-Llttle Six Stokley Fulton
of Danville. and Jim Stokes. OF
Kenbridge, Tiger 1858 co-cap-
tains, will lead the Garrett and
Gray candidates in the practice
bumps. The schedule opens with
Newport News Apprentice School
Friday night. Sept l8. at the
Farmville High School field.
The Tigers complete schedule
is:
September
1S-Newport News Apprentice
Farmviile
26-Guilford College Greens.
boro. y. c.
October
Emory 4 Henry-Bristol, Va
10-Bridgewater College Farm
vile
3 11-Johns Hopkins - Baltimore
Md.
24--Western Maryland Home.
coming
31-SeWanee-Sew Tenn.
November
university of Richmond -
Richmond
l4-Randolph Macon - Ashland
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01

ed about 200 miles in the first
four days. They said their hope
was to be in Florida in two weeks
Sheriff James T. Clark turned
over the jail shower facilities to
the boys during their brief respite
here. After they mounted their
British made, three speed Her
cules bikes and headed south.
Florida Jobs
Their objective is Jacksonville,
Fla, where they hope TO find Jobs,
possibly as seamen. Both have
ended their high school work and
with Jobs scarce at Matthias. they
figured little excitement be-
tween employment would be fit
ting.
1t was really sort Of spur OF
the moment proposition, but we've
enjoyed the first four days, :
Matthias said
In the 200 miles from Matthias
to Farmville the boys hadn't
found any hills too steep for ped
ding The ride down the BLUE
Ridge spur at Alton, Va. was the
biggest bit Of excitement thus
far, they reported
Carry Own Home
From Farmvllle, the boys plan
ned to pedal along Route Is int;
South Carolina They figured t
switch to Route II there and take
that highway the remainin!
distance into Florida.
They carry their sleeping quar-
ters with them. picking a likely
spot each night to pitch their pup
tent. They do their own cookins
with food purchased along the way
as they need it
When we get tired of oul
cooking We Just park our bike!
outside Of a good restaurant anC
buy a meal FOltz said.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Judges Are Named
For Fashion Show

Judges have. been named for
the children's fashion show at the
Dorothy May Store, Friday, Sept.
4 at 30 p m
They will be Mrs Oscar Nc
Intosh and Mrs Charles Carter,
members Of the Farmville Junior
Woman's Club. and Miss Eileen
Skelly, member Of Farmville b
PW Club,
The best model Will be selected
by the judges She Will receive a
prize
The public is invited to attend
the show Of fall school clothes,
Miss Lee Cohen. manager said
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Club Will Sponsor
Fluvanna Concert
OF State Symphony

Family Concert Series Of Flu
wanna county was formed IN Fork
Union. last week, for the purpose
of bringing three concerts TO
F7uvanna county, this year. the
last to be a presentation of the
Virginia Symphony Orchestra
A representative group Of civic
and music-minded people met
with members Of the James Piv-
anna Garden Club in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Tapscott Snead,
of Fork Union and Officially
formed the new organization
Purpose of the new group is TO
help generally in promotion Of m
terest in fine music and especially
to bring a series of concerts each
year for members
Applications will be opened in
early October. at which time Jack
Leopard, OF the Celebrity Concert
Service. Richmond, will be in
Fluvanna county to assist with
Lnc membership uIINt.
Members will have an oppor-
tunity to attend concerts Sched-
uled by other county chapters of
the parent Virginia Orchestra Sta
te Guild, at no additional cost.
The F1uvanna couny programs
will be presented in the Fluvanna
County High School at Carys-
brook. individual tickets will not
be sold. as the concerts are open
to members only.
James Rivanna Garden Club Is
sponsoring the new group and has
appointed Mrs. George p. Smith,
Jr., OF Palmyra. as chairman of
the Family Concert Series.
Mr.. Leopard. present at the or
ganizational meeting. said. 1t is
the special purpose Of the Virginia
Symphony Orchestra, through its
Concert Service Division. to be of
service to its affiliated groups by
playing each year in their towns
and counties. The musical express
sion of our communities is very
much a part of our present cul-
ture. 1t has been inspiring to have
had such fine response from the
people of F1uvanna county toward
our invitation to become part OF
our family.
Residents Of nearby counties
will be invited to attend the
F1avanna county series Of con-
certs, according to Mrs. R. l.
Jennings, publicity chairman, OF
Columbia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Amelia County Agent
Elected State Head

E L Wood county agent Of
Amelia, was elected president Of
the Virginia Farm Agents Associa-
ton during the annual county
agents conference at VPI, this
week. He succeeds Charles Ellis, Of
Campbell county
The agents also named Mr..
Wood and Mr. Ellis as delegates to
the National County Agents Asso-
citation meeting in Philadelphia,
Oct. Ills.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Moose Will Sponsor
Recreation Dance

Farmville Loyal Order Of I'm
Moose and Women Of the Moose
will sponsor dance. Friday
night. Sept II, at the Farmville.
Armory. All proceeds from the
dance will be given to the Fam
vile Memorial Recreation Asso-
citation. Inc. for development Of
Longwood recreational area
Jody Rainwater an d Smoky
Graves and his band will play for
the dance from 9 p. m. to a. m.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Elementary Pupils
TO Enroll Friday

All children of Farmville and
immediate envirOnS who will
attsend the Farmvillc Elemen-
tary School this session, but will
not ride a school bus, have been
requested to report to the
school Friday, Sept. 4, at 8
a. M, to be enrolled.
Supt. T. j. McIlwainc said
the order applies only to local
children at the Farmville grade
school who will walk to school.
He said the public schools will
open as planned on September
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
J. S. Stubs Speaks
At Home Opening

j. S. Stubbs. Jr.. administrator
Of Southside Comunity Hospital,
addressed the annual meeting Of
the Grand United Order Of Moses.
Inc. at Charlotte Court House.
Thursday. He spoke in observance
Of the opening Of the new nursing
home at Charlotte Court House IN
connection with this fraternal
order.
Mr.. Stubs pointed out the need
for nursing homes in this area and
the need within such institutions
to be homes for patients.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
lOO-Desree Mark
Reached In Area
For Three Days
Rain Fer August
Lags 3.25 Inches,
+. +. Striplin Says

Mighty dry and hot
That was the reply OF + +.
Striplln. local weather observer
when ho was asked about the
weather. And hc had temperatures
and figures 20 back up ms state
ment.
Temperatures for tha lest three
GAYS have been very high" Ny.
Striplin sad
ReachlnS peaks b.twecn and
$50 T. m readings for TING last
three days have been Friday 100
degrees; Saturday, 1913 degrees
and Sunday l04 degrees
sundays high reading was al
most l05 degrees but I recorded
it ait 104, he said.
Cool Evenings
Most of the evenings. except
Saturday and Sunday. have had
Agreeable temperatures for Sleep
ing, Mr. Striplln felt. A week ago
last Sunday, the thermom tier
dorpped 70 40 degrees Other
nights have had an AVERAGE cf
about so degrees. Saturday and
Sunday ni4hts registered n the
high sixties and low seventies. Nh.
Strlplin believed
To back up the dry" part of
Mr.. Striplin's weather comments.
he said that this area has had
about rs inches of ram tins
month. August most generally
gives this area about four inches
of rain.
This area is between seven and
eisht inches short of summer ram
since MAJ" Nj. Striplin said.
This summer has been one of the
driest since 1880 and 1882.
Crops Behind
CrOp-Wlse, the area is far be-
hind-lall hay crop. so per cent
short. corn, so per cent short and
very spotty; dark fired tobacco.
abo';t one-third short IN weight.
Rain has been spottv in the
county, and crops are following
the ram pattern. accordlne 10 MI
Strlplin Take hay for instance.
the crop down around Rice. is n
normal crop, but the rest Of the
county Will be Snort.
Many farmers were LOOKING
forward to their hay crops to car
~ tnem through the winter. since
pastures have dried up MI,
Strlplln explained
Beef Moving
About twice as many cattle as
normally would are moving to
markets from this area because of
/ the drought. Dried-up pastures
and feeding prospects for winter
! are the chef reasons.
Dark fired tobacco is being har-
vested rapidly in the county. MI.
Strlplin said About SO per cent
of the crop has been cut.
The flue-cured crop looks much
better because We have hao more
rain in the east end of the coun-
ty.' Mr.. Striplin said Between
40 and so per cent of the flue-cur-
ed crop has been harvested"
Brown Lawns
Most Of the lawns and gardens
N Farmville have changed into
their brown fall dress because of
the heat and drought. Many leaves
in The town and county arc chang
ing colors, which is very noti-
ceable for this early in the sea-
son.
About the benefits of d GOOD
soaking ram nov, Mr. Str.plin t5lt
that most of the crops were too
far advanced for much help.
Showers would help in thc har-
veStlne Of fired tobacco. he
said They would add weight to
the crop.
Much fall seeding and planting
Of small lgrain mixtures for fan
and winter grazing have been de
layed, Nh Striplin said. The farm
land is Just too dry.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Touring Cyclists Take Shower On
The County Here Saturday Afternoon

Two young West Virginia ad-
venturers. headed for Florida on
bicycles. stopped over in Farm
vile briefly Saturday Afternoon
for rest and refreshing shower
on the county
The youths, Raymond Foltz and
Ronald Matthias, both 10. left
their homes at Matthias. w. Va,
last Wednesday, They had travel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
Green Bay Faculty
Will Meet Parents

Faculty of Green Bay Elemen-
tary School asks that all patrons
and friends of the school meet il
the school auditorium, Friday
Sept. 4. at 2:30 p. m, to discuss
the school program for the cur
rent year
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-09-01
No Herald Tuesday

The Farmville Herald will not
print an edition next Tuesday.
Sept. s. The office will be
closed Saturday and Monday
in observance of Labor Day.
Next two publication dates
will be Friday, Sept. 4, and Fri
day. Sept. IL.
Advertisers and correspond
ents are asked to note the
change in publication dates.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-16

daughter, LaMonde, Of Acme
spent the weekend with her moth
er, Mrs. j. L. Baxter.
Mrs. E. L. Joyner, Sr. visited in
Sumter last week.
j. j. Canady left yesterday for
Danville, Va. to spend the holi-
days with his daughter, Mrs. E.
L. Davis. Jr., Mr.. Davis and Eddie.
Mrs. Canady is visiting points in
South Carolina and will spend the
holidays in the home of her son,
L. A. Poston, Jr. in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Joyner, Jr.
and children of Charleston visited
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. E. l..
Joyner, Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs. o.
o. Watts last week. MIR. Joyner
made a brief business trip to
Washington, D. c. during the
week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-16
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Jernigan
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Jackson
spent Sunday in Raleigh where
they attended the Christmas YES
per given by the Meredith College
Choral Club. Miss Margaret 10
Jernigan. Miss Caroline jackson
and Miss Mary 10 Primer, local
students, participated in the pres
entation.
MIR. and Mrs. Bolton Ward and
daughter, Miss Patsy Ward, were
guests of Mrs. Wards sister, Mrs.
Gladys Wells in Wilmington Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gurthie were
recent visitors in Princess Ann,
Md. and Delaware.
Mrs. B. L. Mitchell and children,
Dixie and Burt, of Columbia are
arriving during the weekend to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Roland Baldwin.
1t. Col. Mitchell is in Korea. Mrs.
Baldwin will also have with her
for the holidays another daughter.
Mrs. N. H. Jenrett and children.
Jean and Kitty, of Jacksonville,
Fla. who are arriving this week
end. Mr.. Jenerette will join them
for Christmas.
Mrs. Wade Martin has been in
this week with flu.
Colleen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Collin w. Hucks, is confined
to her home on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hipps of
kannapolls were recent weekend
visitors in the home of her son.
Lloyd Hips, and Mrs. Hips.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Walters and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-16
LEGAL ADS
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY :.
j. D. Williams

COLUMBUS COUNTY 49,. ..
j. D. Williams
VS..
Mardell Williams
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. =.
MOTT ICE
The above named defendant,
Mardell Williams, will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Super
ior Court of Columbus County,
North Carolina, by the plaintiff
to secure an absolute divorce from
the defendant upon the ground
that plaintiff and defendant have
lived separate and apart for more
than two years next preceding the
bringing of this action; and the de-
PENDANT will further take notice
that she is required to appear at