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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24
Curdsville

Mar. and Mrs. Yancy Bailey az
compinied their mother, Mrs.
Willie Bailey, to Phenix. Va. last
week to visit with her sisters.
Mrs n L. Adams and Mrs. w.
R. Pugh, and brother, Fl. c.
Thornton.
The NiXons. who have been
living a. Curdsville, have moved
n the old Elan home.
After having been sick for sew
aral months. Alfred Harris felt
able TO attend morning service at
Concord Crurch Sunday,
Miss Janet Dunkum is spend
1ng the week end with her par
n S.
Rev Clarence Phaup, Of North
Carolina. snent several days last
week with his parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. George Phaup.
The Emmett Dunkums were in
Richmond last Wednesday.
Mrs O. NJ. Boiling is expect
o go to Florence S. c. this week
on business.
Mrs Margaret Hamilton is in
Richmond for a few weeks, as a
companion to an old couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
called in the Alfred Harris home
last week Mr. and Mrs. Acie
Allen and son we're luncheon
guests on Saturday.
Mrs Reeves Phaup Miss ia
net Dunkum and Billy attended
he Webb-Layman wedding Sat
rrday afternoon at Lasley Church
1ousia and the reception at the
Brides home After a short we'd
ding trip, the couple win make
heir home in Gordonsville. va
Friends were glad to have the
Rev J. c. Weaver back to fill his
morning appointment at Smyrna
sunday, after having been sick
'or some time
Mr. and Mrs Wesley r. Dun
KUN visited the Julian Dunkums
and Mrs Walter Duncan. Sun
lay afternoon. Mrs. Duncan ac-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24

An investigation has revealed
that failure in the fuel supply
system was tie cause Of a crash
August II IN which Lieut. Frank
Lee Wilkinson. III. % was killed
Recent visitors Of Mrs. Lucy NJ
station were MI and Mrs f f,
Jones. Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Jones, Of Alpha Mr. and MIS-
Frank Derrenhacked Of Wealth
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24
Wealthia

MISS Joyce Wood, formerly Of
this community is now living
with her sister IN Farmville where
she is attending school. She was
a week end guests Of Nh and
Mrs. G Fl Edwards Of Farmyille
this pas week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24

IA. and MRS. Annie Johnson.
Rev W @ Eastridge and fam
ily, Will move from Arvonia to
the Dillwyn Methodist parsonage
On October !
Rev MI Thompson Who nov
resides in this parsonage, viii
move into a new house, built es-
pecially for him and his family
Mis- Nancy Louise Wilkinson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24

has accepted a position as Secre-
ta1y ana treasurer Of the Shryock
Realty CO. Of Kansas City. Mo.
Chicken thieves robbed the hen
house Of Mrs, Annie 2 Johnson.
Saturday night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-09-24

Rudolph Hess. Nan Deputy
Ruhrer landed in Scotland by
plane oh May 10, 194l
Evening star., 1954-09-16
All Stores
Open
Fridays
It'll 9 PM.

These prices effective until close Of business
Saturday, September 1S, 1854, In Washing
ton. d. C. MARYLAND: Hillcrest Heights;
Bethesda, Silver Spring, Takoma Park, Bla-
densburE, Coral Hills. Hyattsville, KensinE-
ton, Brentwood, Chevy Chase, Colmsr
Manor. Wheaton. Mt. Rainier, Cellege Park,
Berwyn. Suitland, Marlboro, Laurel. Indian
Head, Capitol Heights, Lexingten Park.
VIRGINIA: Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax.
Falls Church, Mclean, Herndon, Vienna.
AnnandaIe. NO SALES TO DEALERS. WE
RESERVE TIE RIGHT TO LIMIT GUAM
Titles. Produce prices subject 70 daily
market changes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31

are governed by Principle. All
the objects of Gods creation
reflects one Mind, and what
ever reflects not this one Mind
is false and erroneous, even
the belief that life, substance,
and intelligence are both men
tai and material"
All of the above goes to
show that at Gods own APP
pointed time, he has always
given angels gathered around
His throne sensible messages
to deliver the human mind
from material things, and
bring consciousness into the
verify of Spirit.
Did not Christ Jesus say,
Blessed are the poor in Spirit:
for theirs is the kingdom of
heaven?
IL is good TO know that ev-
cry human mistake must in
time give way to correction.
And the actual Truth must
prevail. II is in this manner
only that exceeding peace, joy
and contentment will prevail.
Another Man Healed
II is a grand and glorious
privilege to see the belief of
pain, sickness, disorder, and
disturbed conditions clear up.
About two weeks ago, one
of our very fine editors of a
suburban newspaper came in
to the office limping, and.
bending under a severe pain
in his back. We are grateful
to God, that he knew he would
receive help in this office, and
get rid of the belief. And he
said last week: Il forgot ABOUT
the pain after | left the Tri-
bune office; moved my lawn,
and now / feel like a new man.
l am grateful" he said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Taken from New York Tribune. 71s>-
"Chureh Political Voice Defended
BY Dean Pike!

Whether il the negative approach or takes positive
action the church and its ministers MUST BE INVOLVED
10 some degree IN THE POLITICAL, SOCIAL and ECO.
NoMc PROBLEMS OF THE TIMES the Very Rev. DR..
James Pike dean Of the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Of 81. John the Divine, said yesterday"
HE concluded God is not interested only in his good
nsms-hs is, that atheism is the only evil in the world.
svms, denial Of freedom segregation inequality OF
'uniy all from deep religious and ethical pesvssions
And the Church be silent about Of them"
Dean Pike said that Statistics show that there
two and quarter times many MARTIAL BREAKERS
among couples without religion there among those
with IT,
He attributed this 70 "a special bond of love which is
revealed in the Bible and svpremey in Jesus Christ
the love Of the other because Of the others need Of
RE noted that the distinctive thing about Christian
that Gods love, forgiveness and acceptance is
dynamic in the life Of each thus inpiringbosh
seovy and vneonseouyihs kind Of love for each ofher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Prus Seeks
Wayne County
Treasurer Post

Ted Prus, owner of Ted's Bi,.
mess Service is a candidate for
Wayne County Treasure on the
Democratic ticket.
A graduate of ST. Ladislaus
High School and the Detroit
Business University. He also
won his Bachelor of Science in
higher accounting. following
completion of course in &C.
counting.
A veteran OF World War Il
Prus is % years old and IS 1
former supervisor m tbs Com
munications Department Of th'
Ford Motor Company. where h
worked prior to opening his ova
Business Service office.
AS a member Of the Charl'
Revision Commission. he SAYS,
Will be a diligent public Servan
if elected. Also, / believe tia
oifice-holders should aspire TO tn
high moral level. formerly sd
hered to by office-holders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31

The church may be blamed for the rapid rise Of
nvnsm because Of its tendency TO treat Christianity
exercise rather than exercising its prophetic min
istry the Rev. Joseph Hvney, said. Congregational
ISL
Had the church proclaimed TO the world the REvoLU-
ToNARY CHARACTER Of the TEACHINGS OF JESUS
Christ Asisns we'll others might have bowed the head
and bent the knee TO this Christ rather than Lenn Stain
other" he said.
The sad but honest truth is this: We afraid that
the social teachings Of Jesus might upset
eeved ideas Of The comfortable society and because Of this
fear the soaled social gospel put hip pocket
mr.. HURLEY said that while he desperately afraid
Of communism he convinced that il could be de.
sfroysd miIsriIy equally convinced that be
stopped by Christian faith which proeIams the world
its Lords concern for the least of these. he said"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31

face TO be destroyed.
We are taught: Time Is
no part OF eternity"
And God being the flnishsr
and ruler OF fhe universe, and
seeing that every where man
must learn in some measure,
the Supreme power Of the
Zone Mind" centuries past,
He directed the conscious.
ness OF man 70 discover Amer
lea. Out Of which would come
divine revelation Of intelli-
gsnee, through Christian
Science.
And Mrs. Eddy says on
page 588: There is but one
!, or us, but one divine Prin-
ciple, or Mind, governing all
existence; man and woman UNI
changed forever in their in
dividual characters, even as
numbers which never blend
with each other, though they
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Commissioner
Cities Work on
Drainage

County Drain Commissioner
Christopher j. Mule and his
staff are being kept busy these
days with a constantly increased
demand for storm and sanitary
sewers TO serve the tremendous
development in out-county areas.
At the present time, Mule
states the middle Rouge Parkway
interceptor sewer is nearly 90 per
cent complete. This five-million
dollar sewer serves an area OF
lis square miles in the north
west section of Wayne County.
Nearing completion also, is the
half-million dollar Wilkie Drain
in Taylor Township. This drain
made possible the opening OF the
S2,500,000 Taylor Center High
School.
In Ecorse Township a new mill
lion dollar shopping center is
progressing at Eureka and Dix
Road area as result Of the
start Of the lie Roy Extension
TO the No. draining district.
Jumping TO the easterly limits
Of Wayne County. Commissioner
Mule has in preliminary stages
the Crosse Gratiot Drain which
will serve the Harper Woods,
Crosse Pointe Woods area. The
cost of this project is estimated
at three and a half million dol
lars and represents one more
section TO be given much needed
relief.
Commissioner Mule fully real
ICES that the ultimate solution 10
provide adequate drainage can
only come by hard work and
cooperation of the communities
affected, and has done his ut
most to meet the challenge the
drainage problem presents as is
evident by the progress made
since he took office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Perfect God and Perfect Universe!

The Christlike understanding of scientific being and
divine healing includes a perfect Principle and idea,-
perfect God and perfect the basis Of and
demonstration! (S&H)
The pure in heart become kings and priests unto
God and with rewards of "a hundredfod", per
Christ Jesuspure ENOUGH to study asduously-at the
of whatever human sacrifice necessary-auhorized
Christian Science literature and the Bble-which give the
student Christlike mastery the world the fesh and
the devil!a spiritual warfare, truly the Scripture
teach, because must FIGHT THE BATTLES OF THE
LORD"l (divine Love'-man's triumphant Christlike,
real Lfc!).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
CHARGE WASTE IN AIR FORCE

WASHINGTON, July 81 (AP)-A House subcommit.
reported today the air force ordered than $780,
600 900 worth of radio sets of untesed model which
thus far had been $50 unreliable to be of practical
use" Some of the orders have since been cancelled
The sharply critical report said that during some
periods of the Korean crisis air force aircraft
without longrange radio equipment because of air
force reliance the untested model
The report filed by subcommittee military
operations headed by Rep Rehman (R) of New York and
approved by the full government operations committee
The subcommittee said the air force first contracted
with the Radio Corp of America in December, 1850, for
3O7 Revolutionary" longrange combination receiving
sending sets, although the sets still improved
This contract later expanded to call for
5000 with spare at estimated price of $54
100000 the subcommittee said AS of last June 80,
proxmately 700 had been delivered And, the sub
committee said the air force estimates that required
will the under this contract to ST.
100000
The subcommittee said despite serious and obvious
defects the SETS the air force entered into second
in April 1858, for 1,S43 more sets at estimated
price $3S000O0O This second contract cancelled
three weeks ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Fear No Ea,iI

tconiinued From Page 81
LOVE, the human race is being
liberated in every part of the
world. But 1t should be real
lied. that God has not dealt
treacherously with his crea-
ton, and He did not mean for
the people to perpetuate dis
tinctions of division in trying
to receive His blessings. So
even until today Our Father
Mother God" in a way beyond
human understanding defends
all of the children Of his cre-
alton.
In this knowledge Of c. S.,
one learns the nothingnesS of
hate, fear, confusion, and all
manner of prejudice. And as
those conscientious students
60 on working in divine Love,
all of the devilment, created
in the human minds and
hearts Is brought TO the sur.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
MORNING PAPER SAYS NO WATER FOR LAWNS
LEI us PRAY EQR END OF QRQuGhIs

The morning paper told us, the DROUGHT is
that LAWNS and FLOWERS CANNOT receive any COOL,
REFRESHING nourishment of DRINK OF WATER. 1t is
Just too bad for Detroit has many beautiful lawns and flowers
God controls the weather" HE KNOWS OUR EVERY
NEED Now what do about it? Our answer is that
DROUGHTS ARE ONLY A HUMAN SENSE OF THINGS.
So let the HUMAN SENSE be STILL AND KNOW" God
never made any thing of His creation to suffer
LET THE ERRING human mind COME UNDER GODS
LAW Individually and collectively. PRAY FOR THE END
OF DROUGHTS Let us PRAY FOR THE ONENESS OF
MIND. THAT MIND WHICH WAS IN CHRIST JESUS AD-
JUSTS EVERYTHING. Droughs included. Prayer
changes things"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
FirstDesegregatet
School for DC.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. (CNyl--
Washington is scheduled TO erect
its first public school for Negtl
and white children and it will b
near the U. S. Supreme Com
Building.
This de-segregaied building
would take the place of an 80.
year-old building for white chill
dren only and substitute for
a new Negro elementary school
which was to have been built
nearby.
Both OF these buildings were
in school construction. before the
Supreme Court ruling.
With combined building. the
District would save hundreds Of
thousands of dollars which would
have been spent for duplicating
building and a new site. School
Board is planning as It's second
de-segregated building a new
health school for physically han
dicapped children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
"Ameriean Teachers Association
Meeting at Tennessee State
July 25-27"
News Release. Tennessee

eaehers and the supreme Sourf rronouneement "
The conventions theme"
DR. Benjamin {. Mays. president Of Morehovse College,
Atlanta ca will be the keynote speaker for the opening
session Sunday July IS and How Teachers Meet the
New Single Standards be Required in Desesresasd Pat
The Tribune Publisher had the pleasure OF meeting Dr.
Mays few years back and gave him Of his explosive
written views!
"ATA members recognize not only their interest and
obligation American citizens and Negro Americans in
this significant transition period but also have with
respect TO their role and obligation as teachers Emphasis
will be given in the presentations and in the discussions in
this meeting the demands which teachers OF Negro
children now face"
"'How to Prepare Negro Pupils TO Function Effectively
in the Various Types Of Circumstances into Which They
VIII Now be put in Various School Systems will be the
special emphasis of the sectional meetings"
The Detroit Tribune is answering the foregoing cues
fions week after week.
We reiierste: No person really educated who has not
included thorough study Of Gods two masterpeees-he
Bible the Book Of feand its Savior the Christian Science
textbookI-cod bersor of the Holy Scriptures from the
devsh neutrality-suspicious. and impure eusodanship
Of the four European religious erppes!
The writer achieved miraculous results with slipping
Major League pitcher years by saying in part TO
him:
Here's something used Of the psyehopathe
syphie patients at Veterans Hospital some years ago.
Some day I'm the head Of organization III not have
person around the place who has not made at
beginning in the study Of Science and
Health with Key the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy All
who will become such. vnefionns with
the mind Of the devil human animals both wihl-egos
Of defective sanity, judgment, honesty, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
usI erippIesI-prsoners Of the devilT
sehooIboy Rowe Chicago, Dsois brilliant star, May
1895: Lost Won End Of season: 10 Won, 9Loses
As saying week after week, IL is necessary 10
DEMONSTRATE Gods profound revelation His daughter
successor TO His Messiah Son. His Mary Baker Eddy THE
cHRlsTLIkE UNDERSTANDING OF SCIENTIFIC BEING
AND DIVINE HEALINcs INCLUDES A PERFECT PRIN.
cIPLE AND IDEA-PERFEcT GOD AND PERFECT MAN..
las THE BASIS OF THOUGHT AND UNDERSTANDINGS
The and only REAL universe and creation is spirit.
va!-liks Cod HimseIf-snd S-AT-U.R-A-TE.s all space
with heaven and eternal Iifel
And in fright NoW-we are Gods perfect, eternal
offspring both and dsvghfer-n individual scientific
christIike spiritual eonseiovsnesslM
THE Kingdom Of Heaven is within yovI-Chrisf Jesus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Goodwill Sets Pace

The Goodwill Industries OF De-
troit is setting a fast pace for
los other Goodwill Industries IN
the country and today shows a
remarkable dollar gan for the
mast six months of 1854.
Figures released by Harold ii.
McKinnon. executive secretary,
showed that store sales Of reno
waited discards passed the quarter
million mark for the first time
in its 33-year-history over a six
months period. The total was
S277,32993.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31

the Peoples Padre and wish all Americans could read
it. - is reading it Thank you much for
giving it to Is. Love to you - -
EMMETT McLOUGHLIN'S PEOPLES PADRE
"He left the church find God in the Sums!
AND WON NATIONAL ACCLAIM!
A MARTIN LUTHER OF THESE TIMES!
See column of several weeks ago..
SEN FERGUSON RAPS RIGID PRICE PROPS
BY James M. HASWELL
u Washington Bureau
From the Detroit Free Press)
Observation-Disclosures Ferguson (R. Mich) told
the Senate he avors shifting the flexible farmprice
ports backed by President Eisenhower Fergusons views
agreed with those Of the Michigan Farm Bureau in many
respects
The rigid 80 per support program favored by the
Senate Agriculture Committee wartime program to
increase production, Ferguson said 1t worked then, he
said, but today it is building extravagant SURPRISES
which will $4,000 900 by the end of this
year.
Ferguson also backed Agriculture Secretary Ezra T.
Benson in dairy supports and opposed the Senate
Committees plan to increase them.
Michigan farmers he said, opposed high supports
keep up the of feed But high supports
dairy products deal with what they have to sell.
1.-THE action Congress takes may well determine
whether the dairy industry be subsidized industry
one standing on its feet" Ferguson said.
"The darymen of Michigan took quite jolt when the
support level was reduced But is to their credit that
most of them could Il the best thing to do.
Michigan darymen intend to stay in business year
after year, he said "They know the industry pull
of its present troubles that science is the brink of
advances that may actually result in shortage of milk
"They know that sterile milk frozen milk
get the market, consumption in
will increase greatly.
"Old Dobbn, the farm horse, selling today at about
10 per Of parity" Ferguson said "How fortunate
that did not have support horses that
Continued Next Column, TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Republicans To Play Hos,

Republicans To Play Host
On Thursday evening. I'M.
10Th, 1854 the 18th Convrs.,
sional District Republican,
will play host to the four Pc
publican Gubernatorial can
didates, their Congressman
hopefuls, and the State Leo
islature candidates Of then
District.
The meeting will begin q,
500 PM. at the Calve,.
Catering Hall, corner of Cal.
vert and Woodward, and
will be presided over by N,
Floyd Mantz, Chairman n
the District. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

FROM ISAIAH: SAITH CHAPTER:
ENLARGE THE PLACE OF THY TENT, AND LET
THEM STRETCH FORTH THE CURTAINS OF THINE
HABITATIONS: SPARE NOT, LENCTHEN THY CORDS
AND STRENGTHEN THY STAKES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
MARY BAKER EDDY DECLARES:

ALL THAT Is, GOD CREATED. lF SIN HAS AM
PRETENsE OF EXISTENCE GOD is RESPONSIBLE
THEREFOR; BUT THERE is NO REALITY IN SIN, FOR
GOD CAN NO MORE BEHOLD 1T, OR ACKNOWLEDGE
1T, THAN THE SUN CAN COExIST WITH DARK
NESS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31

took recognition of the the airplane other
of transportation"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-31
Reading Of People S Padre" Highly
Recommended!

) Dear MIR. Fruehauf, (too) have (just) finished
the Peoples Padre and wish all Americans could read
it. - - is reading it Thank you much for
, 1954-08-25
1 Q I

Savings Bank Book No.
F-101l having beenstolen, the
holder thereof is hereby re-
quetsed to present it to the
Bank within twelve (12)
weeks from this date, as 9th
erwise the book will be can
celled an da new one issued
in its place at the expiration
of this period.
Virgin Islands Nail Bank
Christiansted
, 1954-08-25
MUNICIPAL

ire service; No. SIS would
reate an Authority for the
purpose Of operating public
beaches, municipal parks, etc;
ill No. 16l is a draft Of amend
ment to the Ordinanc2 Extend
ing the Town limits Of Chris
tiansted; No 162 IS q resolu-
ton naming the Ball Park in
Flederiksted in honor of
James W. Ross and Bill 1853
calls for the naming Of Parade
Ground in honor Of pr. Cane
gaia.
, 1954-08-25
SEVENTY
t ansportation as we'll.

4anSp0ftaIlon as Well.
The outstanding balance q
Pay Later tickets and tour
own is insured, at no extr:
cost to the traveller, BY tho
Metropolitan Life Insuranc
Co. through an arrangement
with the Beneficial Loan Sys-
tenn, which handles the financ
ing for Pan American under
the Plan. The insurance fea-
ture is the first Of its kind.