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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Colored News
- Hogs Bring
$l,176.73 at Junior
Show, Sale Here

The Junior Market Hog SHOW
and Sale held at Farmville Live
stock Market. on Monday. Oct. 18.
was participated in by Is Fourth
club and MIA members The
Grand Champion Single was ex-
hibited by Schuyler Freeman,
Lunenburg All and weighed IT'S
pounds Reserve Champion Single
honors went to the animal Of jim
ME Nash. Campbell All Weighing
2l5 pounds.
The Grand Champion Pen of
three owned by Charles Jones
APPROXIMATION All averaged IT'S
pounds and william Forbes, All
member AppomattoX won Reserve
Champion honors for his pen
weighing an average Of 205
pounds.
Cradles Store purchased the
Grand Champion Single at 1914
cents per pound Swift Company
purchased the other top classes at
100, 1884, and 1872 cents per
pound.
Prizes for The class in show
nlanship Went to Clarence Ste
ward, Amelia MIA. George
Brown, Buckingham MA. Jimmie
Nash Campbell All, Willie Forest
Charlotte MIA and James Brown
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Ashby

Mrs, R. A Smith enjoyed a
surprise birthday party given by
her children and THEM families
Sunday afternoon, Oct II.
c 6. Sanderson and Steve, w.
P Sanderson and Johnny, and
MI and Mrs, l. B. Garrett at
tended the VPI Richmond foot
ball game IN Richmond Satur-
day night.
MI and Mrs Michel Byrd
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Meriwethers Smith Tues
day night and OF MI. and Mrs.
Dennis Hart Wednesday night.
n4r and Mrs. w. B Stonnel
MI and Mrs. w P. Sanderson.
Miss Ola Walton and Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence FIayer Eliza
beth and Clarence attended the
Layman Day program. at Oak
wood Sunday
MRS c. G Sanderson and Boz
by spent the week end with
friends in Washington.
The Youth Fellowship Of Tho
mas Chapel VIII mee5 Sunday
night at 100. Robbie smith viii
lead the program Other youths
are invited to JOIN this group.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Honor Chris Reed
On 72nd Birthday

Christopher Columbus Reed
was honored ON his 72nd birthday
ait his home on South Main St.
when all Of his living children re-
turned to be with him on last Sat-
urday October. 16 A turkey din
ner with all Of the trimmings was
served
Among those present we're his
eleven children. Mrs. Dorothea
Jones. of RidRefeld Conn: Sam
Reed. of Greenwich. Conn; Mrs
Louisa Saunders. of New Caanhn
Conn. Mrs Thelma Terry. and
Mrs. Lottie Thornton OF jersey
City, N j.. Mrs. Frances Foster
Of Brooklyn N y. Mrs. Mary
Ward Mrs. Antonette Page. Mrs
Virginia Deane, Mrs. Marionette
Hardy, and Chris Reed. Jr.. of
Farmville Also present were 10
grandchildren. six great grand
children, seven in-laws, and
number of relatives and friends.
Chris" Reed is one of Farm
Ville's institutions, having spent
ms entire life here. He recently
retired from the postal service af-
ter delivering special deliveries for
81 years. He still operates his
newspaper and shoe shine bust
ness on Main street
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Conservation Strides
In Amelia Described
BY p. B. Childress

Much progress has been made
n protecting and conserving sol!
md moisture IN Amelia county.
according to P B. ChLdress. Soil
7onservationist 1t is most fit
llhg at TINS time during Natural
teSourc@S Conservation Week
Oct. II through %. that we pause
md take note Of that progress
1e believes.
The more basic practices that
1lotect our cultivated croplanc
ire the best measures to deter
nine real progress. Especially is
his true IN sections where there
las been a pride in straight rows
or two or three centuries. The
4,l30 acres of contour strip
,rorplng and the 900 acres plus
Of terraclng now on the land in
Amelia county shows that 1he
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

farmers are making real progress
in changing from the up and
down hill way, Mr.. Childress says
Another marked point of pro-
greSs is noted in the selection of
the more rolling and irregular
slopes for pasture. A good grass
sod is recognized as one Of our
better soil conserving agents. The
1854 acres af improved pasture
on $50 farms cooperating with
the Piedmont Soil Conservation
District is considered with an
tir of pride by the District SUI
oerVisor, w r Chimney, he
eportS.
Farm ponds TO be used for
took water and irriga ion as we'll
IS for fish production have made
~ strides. At present there are
ia farm ponds completed in
Amelia county 35 of those being
completed within the past twelve
months The momentum of pond
construction has been imphasiz-
ID for the past two years by the
drought conditions The wa er
that these ponds have stored has
been a life saver and time saver
for many OF our livestock far
mers through these last couple of
months" the conseryationist re-
ports.
Whatever the needs may be in
Natural Resources Conservation
his is most appropriate time
and season Of the year to begin
% do something about them. The
Piedmont Soil Conservation Dis
ylict is organized and operating
70 help you with those needs. Let
those needs be known to w. T.
Chimney at Mannboro. Va, E
L. Wood, county Agent. or my
sell" Nh Childress concludes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Mrs. BERTHE S. Thomas
Dies at Richmond

Mrs. BERTHE S. Thomas. formerly
IN Cumberland county and the
widow Of the late j. Randolph
Thomas, died Wednesday. Oct.
20 IN a Richmond hospital.
Funeral services VIII be held
today Friday at 2 p. m. in the
Joseph w Bliley Funeral Home
on Third and Marshall streets IN
Richmond, with interment at 4
0, m in the Center PRESBYTERIAN
Church cemetery. Cumberland
she is survived by one son
James r Thomas, Of Richmond,
three daughters. Mrs. S. c Guth-
RE. Mrs. H. G. Atkinson and Can't
Francis Thomas. U. S. Army Nurse
Corps; one sister, Mrs. NJ H
Baker of Columbia. Va. and two
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Two l.. Z. Jackson
Boys Win Places In
State MA Contest

purine recent assembly pro-
gram Of the L. P Jackson High
school Cumberland, Principal J.
3 PerVall presented Henry Crump
md Tolten Moses with checks
amounting to $500 for being
1854 state winners in contest
If the Virginia Association Of
New Farmers Of America Tolton
Noses check amounted to $50 90
Or being elected the Star Modern
Farmer OF the II candidates elect
ID to that degree BY the S ate
>FA Association Of virginia.
Henry Crump was elected second
place winner of the Farm and
Home improvement contest. His
check amounted 10 $500.
The money for these awards
was made possible through the
courtesy O. this Future Farmers
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Rurkeville Baptist
Church Revival
October "a to 81

Revival services viii be con-
fucted at Burkeville Baptist
Church, beginning Sunday night
Oct. "a and continuing through
October 81 with the Rev W
Franklin Gale, pastor Of the Gull
pepsr Baptist Church as the
quest minister
Rev Mr. Gale viii speak each
morning on the Morning De-
votlon program over Radio Sta
hon WsVS Monday through
Friday at BIS. Services each
evening at the church excep.
Saturday will be at 100
Mr. Gale. who has been at
Culreper since coming to viz
yinia IN 1916. is a popular revival
preacher in demand throughout
he state Ea has a dynamic
Gospel message for young and old.
special music viii be featured
each evening by choir. quartets.
lee clubs, and soloist. the Rev.
William d Gravatt, pastor. re-
ports
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If America which is commonly
salled the FLA Foundation The
NFA Foundation was organized IN
1914 to provide an opportunity
for business, industry, and in
diViduals to cooperate in promot-
ing programs of the FLA and the
MIA. Last year the FFA Founda-
sion set aside S12 $50 90 for awards
MIA members in the II South
ern States ana sl30 300 for the
FLA members.
Some Of the companies that make
this money available through the
FLA Foundation are such out
standing companies as FTe5tone
Tire and Rubber Company, First
National Bank Of Danyille. Gen
eral Elec rio Company. General
Mills, General Motors Corp. Ford
Motor Company. New York Cen
trail Railroad, F@lstcn Pluina
Company Standard OIL Company
and more than a hundred others
worthy Of mentioning
accomplishments
Among 4 few Of the many ac-
complishments completed by tho
bows are as follows
During the 1928 school year
Henry Cflup made such i'm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
William H. Reynolds
Rites To Be Today

Funeral services for William
Henry Reynolds. H. who died
Wednesday, Oct. 20. in a Rich
mond hospital, will be held Fri
day, Oct %. at Doyne Funeral
Home here at 3 p. m. Interment
will be in Westview Cemetery.
Mr. Reynolds, a retired Buck
ingham county farmer. was born
October 4 1877. He was a mem
Der Of Concord Baptist Church
Buckingham county
Surviving are five daughters
and a son Mrs. w. r. Shepherd
OF FarmYille. and Mrs. NJ. D
Brown Mrs. Wayne Barnes. Mrs.
Lula Mae Edwards and Miss Doro-
thy Reynolds, all of Richmond
and Woodrow II Reynolds Of
Farmville two sisters. Mrs jim
Marks, OF Curdsvillc, and Mrs
Lula Morrison. of Richmond. and
eight grandchildren.
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T''hrock

Miss Lucy Marie Collie daueh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Willie Collie
was baptized during the after
noon service at Douglas Pres
hytcrian church Sunday Mem
bers Of the church were happy
10 have her as new member.
Mr. and MIS- Roger Collie. Of
Richmond spent the week end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Willie Collie
MIR and Mrs Baudic Garter
and Mrs. Bert Swclley attended
the wedding of MIS- Carter
niece. Miss Irene Arthur, at the
Cloverdale Methodist Churc h
Cloverdale on Tuesday evening
October u, at 7 p. m
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs Len
ard Slayton during the week end
WCc, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Par
ker and Mr. and Mrs Eldridge
Slayton and son. Ronnie. all OF
Richmond Mi and Mrs. Bor-
nard Slayton and daughter. Of
Pamplin and Jerry Slayton. of
Pc ersburg.
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Watson
and children of Portsmouth. ana
Mr.. and Mrs Autie Mylum and
Chuck, OF Richmond. spent the
week end With their parents, Nh.
and Mrs NJ B Drlskill
Mr and MIS- Albert Dooley
and little grandson. Michele Doc
ley. OF Roanoke. spent the week
end vi h Mr. and Mrs. Baudie
Carter Mrs Dooley and little
grandson remained to spend a
week
Billy slayton and Ralph Hines
Of Mt Pleasant attended the
took car races at Martinsville
on Sunday October II.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Buck. 81
Wayne Pa. arrived last week
TO spend several days with her
sister and family MI. and Mrs
billiard Allen. While here they
also visited Mrs Ola Fowler and
her children
Mrs. Hillard Allen was hos-ess
for baby shower given fol
her daughter, Mrs Jackie Griles
Of Briery on Monday evening
October IS Mrs GIlleS was the
recipient Of many lovely gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hudson
Jr. and Patricia visited Mi and
Mrs. Ronald BowleS. Jr.. Sunday
evening
MIR, and Mrs. James White
head. of Darlington Heights. spent
sunday afternoon With her moth
er Mrs. Ola Fowler
Mrs Larnie Slayton. OF Rua-
noke spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slayton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

also III farm ami hone Improve
merts He serve as president of
MS local FLA chapter and the
library Club Inst yar + VAS
also president 0. tho e ntial FL
Grafton Of New Farmers Or Amer
ia during the past year He has
served on many committees dur
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Rice

Murray Bradshaw. of Roanoke.
spent several days last week visit
ing Williamsburg jamestown and
York town He also visited Mr.
and Mrs Jesse Glenn in Halifax
Visitors OF Mrs. H L. Brad
shaw during the week end we're
Clyde Bradshaw. OF Norfolk, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Bradshaw and
children. Kate, Herbie and Eliza
beth, OF Durhar I N c. Charlie
Weaver, Of Norfolk. and Tommy
Jenkins, Of Farnville, were din
ner guests on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Vaughan
spent Sunday with Mrs. j c.
Wilkerson in Lynchburg
Miss Ethel Sims. of Alexandria.
spent the week end with MI and
Mrs. F. B. Sims
Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Mason
were dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. B. G. Bass Saturday even
ing
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Banton
and Diane spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. j II. Banton at Car
tersville
Maryland Guests
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w S. Weaver were Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Brooks and chill
dren, Bonnie, Jack and Billy Of
Cambridge, Md and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Taylor and Dougie. of
Fredericksburg MRS Herman
Jenkins and sons, of Farmville
were dinner guests on Friday
evening
Dinner guests of Nj, and Mrs.
n. B Walthall. Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Davis and chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs Garland staff
ford and Gary. Of Richmond Mr.,
and Mrs, Frank Osborn and sons,
Of Farmville. and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Gates. 1t was in honor of
Mrs Walthans Dir hday.
The Ladies Of Pisgah Baptist
Church arc making plans for
their annual oyster and turkey
supper on November 10
Miss Jane Smith. of Richmond
and Willard Smith. we're dinner
guests Of MI and Mrs. John
Lindsey. SUNDAY.
Visiting In South Carolina
Mrs. Fielder Hubbard and VIII
son are spending this week with
relatives in Florence. s. c.
Mrs E c. Andrews, Misses
Frances Newly Rose Ingram.
Muriel Morris and Mabel Davis
returned Friday from their two
week trip in Canada and the
New England States
MIR and Mrs. Billy Watkins
were dinner guests OF the Rev.
and Mrs. H N. Soyars, Sunday
Mrs. James Mahan and Donna
OF Blackstone, and Hunter Nor
rissette. of Burkeville, spent Sat
urday with Mr., and MIS- II H
Hubbard
The Rev Arthur Stevens. il.
Of Farmville and Mrs. Fl P
Bradshaw were dinner guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bondurant
Monday evening Mrs. Stevens
and baby. Dru, are spending this
week with Mrs Arthur Stevens
II Norfolk
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ing his high school career
His accomplishments at home
have included the following
prunned 10 fruit trees, sprayed
hen house for lice several times
whitewashed one brooder house
clipped 400 feet Of hedge several
times. painted 3 lawn chairs made
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22
Official Hunts Here

I c. Quinn, Va. Commissioner
Of Game and Inland Fisheries, ac-
companied by a group of Farm
vile men, headed by Game Ward
en- Linwood Cox, went on a dove
shoot Monday afternoon. : The
days activities terminated with
supper at Cedar Brook
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P-TA Meets Thursday

The Prince Edward County P
IA viii meet Thursday Oct 81
n the auditorium Of r r. Mo
ION High School. All patrons are
asked to be present by 8 %. m.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

a set Of lawn chairs in shop ami
TOOK them home painted ms farm
home helped build new outdoor
toilet and 4 nun Der ot a.aer im-
proremcnts ne hrs also carmel
4 total! 81 Twelve Enterprises dur
In1 hiS 'laea sears Of vocational
agriculture
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-22

When tn German zepplln
"indenburg burned 1T Lakehurst
N. J.. May 6, 1887 So people were
.lled
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NuckoIs

Mrs. H s. Springer and niece.
Noel Davidson. are on a visit to
West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Walker has
guests from Kingsport, Tenn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton and son.
Danny and niece. Miss Peggie
Walker They, and guests. are
spending some time at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. H. D. Mcmillan and Lyn-
da visited her mother. Mrs. Stin-
son. this week Mrs. Stinson is i'll
at her daughters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mcfarland,
Jr.,. and children, of Colonial
Heights, were week end guests at
Cherry Hill. Mrs. Mcfarland re-
manned for a rest" visit before
entering Petersburg General Hos
pital next week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Mcfarland
ST., returned to Colonial Heights
after spending a few days visit
ing her sister, Mrs w. F. David
son. ST..
w. F. Davidson, Jr., and daugh-
ter, Robin. spent several days
visiting at Cherry Hill Farm lre-
on Willis Mountain Saturday eve
ming.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
Emmanuel Episcopal
Homecoming July Is

The annual Homecoming of
Emmanuel tGlenmore) EpiSco-
pal Church Of Buckingham coun-
~. will be held Sunday, July IS
at II a. m.
Bishop William Brown. as
speaker. will conduct the on
frmatlon and communion sery-
ices.
III the traditional manner of
times past, basket dinner viii be
served on the grounds following
the service The public is invited
to attend. the Rev. Robert E.
Withers. Jr.. announces
The speaker. Rt. Rev. Nh.
Brown. is the retired bishop Of
Southern Virginia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
W'ealthiia

Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis have
returned from a weeks vacation
at Buckroe Beach. They reported
a fine tina.
Mrs Frank Derrenbacker and
children attended the memorial
dedication Of a window given in
honor of her father by her moth
er, Mrs. Lee B. Station, at Beth
lehem Church Sunday.
Visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Derrenbacker recently were Mr..
and Mrs, E. E. Jones, OF Rich
mond. Mrs. Lee B Station. Misses
Nancy Newton and Helen Dunn
Of Scottsville, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Jones, William Davidson. Fsank-
lin Adcock and Harold and Rex
Myers.
A window was dedicated at
Bethlehem Church Sunday in
honor Of Mrs. John Nuckols II.
by her son. Johnnie Nuckols. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Snoddy and
family were recent dinner guests
children of Richmond, frankie
and Janice Ann. spent the week
end with their parents.
Mary Ransom. of the Medical
College Of Virginia, spent last
week with her parents.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
Ransons

Mn and Mrs. Mitchell Hunter
spent several days the past week
in The home Of Mr. and Mrs l..
+. Maxey Mitchell Hunter attend
ed the series of meeting for postal
workers in Charlottesville
On Friday afternoon. the Maxey
family enjoyed picnic at Holt
day Lake
Rob ert Maxey has been spend
ing his furlough at his home. He
will return to Camp Gordan, Ga
some time next week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Patteson
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spen-
Ger drove to Massanetta on Sum
day for Miss cynthia Paterson
and Miss Frances Ayers who have
been spending the past week
there.
There was a good attendance at
Sharon Sunday Rev. Hall deliv-
cred an excellent sermon on the
subject. This One Thing" Many
visitors were present.
Indefinite STAY
MRS. H. c. Patteson returned
with Mr.. and Mrs John Andrews
to Roanoke for an Indefinite stay.
Miss Lulie Patteson. Cleveland
and Wallace will spend this week
at Mbssanetta frankie Boyand
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16
goes with them also.

goes with them also.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Agee are
enjoying their stay at their old
home and visits withthe neigh
bors. Il is good to have them
with us for their vacation.
Jessie Schultz, of Richmond
and Dennis Agee, of New Jersey,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Agee and the l. F. Maxeys and
took lunch with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
B. Patteson on Saturday
Sunday visitors in the B. 3
Patteson home were Mr. and Mrs
James w. Butler, of Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hayes. OF
Buckingham.
Herbert Julian, William. Henry
and James Maxey went with the
FFA's to Washington on Sunday
ON a field trip, and to attend the
game between New York Yankees
and Washington Senator. They
Will return Monday.
Miss Josephine MaXey returned
with Mrs Mitchell Hunter to
Windsor for a visit. She will also
visit here brother. Leonard. Max
ey, Jr. in Hopewell
Mrs. F. w Steger returned last
with with Nh and Mrs. Carlton
Bryant to Newport News While
away She VIII visit in Hilton Vii
lage. Gloucester ana Norfolk
The Young Married Peoples
Glass Of Sharon enjoyed a picnic
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Dillwyn Rt.'l

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Raffson
and daughter, Kay, Of Richmond,
spent several days recently Mere
with their parents after returning
from the beach. On. Wednesday,
they, with Mr.. and Mrs. V, w.
Ransom. motored over the Skyline
Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Wood, of
Richmond, recently visited in lhe
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Rolf Wood
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Lightfoot Harris
and small son, Charles. of Rich
mond. with Mrs. Myrtle Collins,
spent several days recently az a
cottage at Reidsville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wood and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16

Gently. z
Visitors of Mrs. w. F. Davidson.
Sr., on Sunday included Nm and
Mrs. Maco Shelton and son. Fan
ny and Miss Peggie Walker Of
Kingsport, Tenn; Mr.. and -a1rs.
w. D, Walker, H. D. Mcmillan
and daughter, Lynda, w. B. Da-
wilson and the week. end guests.
Friends of Mrs. Louise Raams
Hundley, of Charlottesville, who
is on trip to Europe, have sen-
joyed cards she sent them.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16

the first, quarterly conference Of
the conference year on July II
at p. n>.. at Hanes Chapel Meth
odist Church.
The announcement was made
today by the Rev. w. C. EaStridge,
pastor Of Buckingham Methodist
Charge If four churches including
Hanes Caapel.
KEEP VIRGINIA CLEANi
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stars and bars was the name
given the first Confederate flag,
adopted III 1861 by the conieder-
ate convention in Montgomery.
Ala.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16

OF her parents. Mr., and Mrs j
c. Lightfoot
Mrs f. H Gary recently visited
Mrs. Frank Self at iDllwyn.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-16

The Continental or Grand I'M
ion flag had thirteen alternate
req and white stripes with the
British Union Jack III the upper
left corner
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&C at Hanes Chapel
TO Be Held July II

Dr. H. Conrad Blackwell super
mtendent of Falmville District Of
the Methodist Church. will hold
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-24
.TampaCubans
Set Game With
Key West Stars

The Circulo Cubano baseball
team, of Tampa, will play a
three-game series with a local All.
Star team July ga.
The Cubans will face the cream
OF the local baseball crop with
the All-Stars culling players from
the Island City Baseball League
and the Key West High School
baseball team.
The. local roster will include
Dewitt Buster" Roberts, who
performed in the Glass D Florida
State League; Wit Vidal, former
Florida International League
pitcher, and Danny Lastres, for.
mer professional infielder.
In addition, the club will in
clude infielders Al Pazo, one Of
the hottest in the city, and Coffee
Butler, who has shone well this
season.
Outfielders will include Claude
valdez and Tito Anguierra. Wa.
file Henriquez and Biff Salgado.
former Key West High School
players, will also be on the
roster.
Bunny Villareal, Gallagher and
Kaki Rodriguez will be available
for mound duty. Bob Santana.
Jesus Rodriguez and John Lewis
will bolster the clubs strength.
The visitors will be led by S.
Burns, who hit 1871 in the first
half of the Tampa Social League
race; j. Cuesta (.364), A. Sanchez
(34D, E. Kansriddle (.318). A.
Pullara (.29D, D. Almieda (.292).
M. Miranda (.2S6), E. Rubio (.25s),
M. Iglesias (.212) and F. Leto
(.15D.
The Tampa pitching staff in
cludes S. Burns, who has won
two and lost one game while
tanning q batters and walking
IA in 20 innings.
Kinsriddle has won one game
and lost two. He has famed 10
and walked like number of bat
tiers in 20 innings.