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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

The past five times the measure
has been before the Legislators it
has met defeat.
4 longtime follower Of the legis-
lature said that II was interesting
to note that FEPC has been gain
ing more support by members Of
the legislature each successive
session.
The climate for FEPC ap-
pears 10 be much friendlier this
session than at any Of the previous
sessions Of the legislature.
This ~ by no means a guarantee
that the bill will be passed or that
there will be no strong opposition
20 Il.
The bill is not expected to have
az much trouble in the house as It
will face in the senate.
This IL because for the FIRST
time in the history Of FEPC in
the legislature that Il has had the
speaker and majority leader a.
authors. 4. l. Johnson and Fred
Gina.
Another important fact " that
the house has liberal majority.
The other liberal house leader ~
Joe Prieffci and Clarence Langley.
= longtime advocate Of FEPC. IL
n" conservative leader on the bill
a. author.
The story il expected 10 b quite
a bit different IN the senate
where there ia conservative ma
jortty
However u should b pointed
out that II vas the senate IN 1858
that passed FEPC after the
teeth" had been taken from a.
While in he h0uso FEPC vas
defeated uhsn - failed 90 got
enough votes % have II PLACED On
SPECIAL orders
Tn" senate authors are the same
AZ IN 1883 They are Gerald NuI-
In. principal author and Elmer A.
Andersen. both conservative The
literal author Is Thomas vuEs-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

Arts" was made by Mr.. Sher-
man A. Harmon (former president
of the Philadelphia Alumni Chap
teri the evening OF February IL
at the Philadelphia Met" Opera
House. A concert by the Hampton
Institute followed the pre-
sentation.
Miss Simms attended the Uni
verSity OF Minnesota and Hamp-
ton Institute In Virginia, from
which she holds a degree as
teaching fellow.
Her first Broadway appearance.
the title role in Anna Lucasta"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Wheatley Annual
Meeting Tuesdoy
NIGHT, Feb. n

The JOth annual meeting Of tho
Phyllis whoatlcy Auxiliary will be
held at the house. Tuesday eve.
ming. February ~ ut = p. m.
A panel discussion subject
''TodRy'E Children. Yours and
Ours" viii feature the following
panel members:
Mr. " e Culbcrt, principal ~
Lincoln Jr nigh school will dis
cuaR what In The TesnnRor
Like" The TcenaR"r IN the
Home" viii he the topic " dis
cuRslon 81 Mrs Theodore Dean,
president 81 the Grant School
I'TA
Mr.. Melvin Olson, principal ~
Franklin Jr nigh School will dis
cuas Tho TrcnaRcr IN the School "
Rev Charles NJ Sexton, pastor
Of Border Methodist church, The
TocnnRcr IN the Church
Captain g. q Bailey. head Of
the Crime Prevention Bureau viii
Discuss The TccHagcr and the
Government 90
The ToonaEer and the BETTE
mcnt House will be- the topic for
discussion Tor Mr. Henry ThomaH,
head resident ~ phyIlis Whcail"y
Settlement House
\ question and answer period
viii fDllDw the dis'ussiDn
4 short program by the music
and dance departments viii be.
presented proceeding the panel
Refreshments and social hour
will conclude IA" program
Tho public - invited There h
no charge,
-=-...-re.s--....a..-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

polls Rran c h
OF the NAACp
on Sunday Feb
ruary -. NJ I y
m at Phyllis
Wheatley House,
500 Aldrich Ave.
~
Judge wash
burn win speak
ON Munieip pal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Judge Wushbum
Speoks A. NAAcP
Meetinq Sunday

Judge Betty waShhurn, Judge
" Municipal Court In Minneapolis,
Will be the guest speaker at the
February meeting ~ the Minnra-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Prospects BrighE
Prospects Brghf
State FEPC Measure
Finally introduced In
Minnesota's Legislature
by I'D BLACKWELL

FEPC introduced IN both houses Of the Minnesota state
Legislature this week 1t introduced the house Monday
and referred to the labor committee Wednesday put
the senate and given TO the Judiciary committee
This the sixth time that FEC has been before the lcgis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

The house pictured above IN "a
one family home that was convert
Cd into four small apartments
with one bath that all OF the ten
ants must share. one Of the ten
ants said that this was tho reason
that no Negroes are allowed 20
live In the building
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
III And

$40 b. SIS reward for inform1-
ton Isading to sale and lnSiaila
ton - Alumhtie Combination
Windows. CaII F~~Bry, I'M 1878
s--Adlt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Shame On North Dokofai
Shame On North Dokofoi
Trucker Claims Grand
Forks Hotels Refused
Him In Zero Weather
srEClAL To rue sroKEsMAN 8 RECoRpER

Grand Forks. N D,~A Negro truck driver from Amcs,
Iowa. forced - degree below weather last
Tuesday Feb when southcrncrs aegedy protested against
his staying at truck stop the Minneapolis Spokesman and ST.
Paul Recorder learned this week,
Jones aOSh Avenue Amcs, Iowa, then
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

~. Thomas e.nd Annual Faster
R~,u.. Calhoun Beach Hotel. April
~. Keep off Date. - Advt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

- our Queen. sign up now. ~
Thomas styIe show. 10 Sst5 -
M. 1884. -Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

professors and II wns found that
only 3 por cent wer" Opp"H"d 10
indignation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

The planning committee for the
Appreciation Night" civic promo
ton met Monday night. February
II at Pilgrim Baptist church, st,
Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Angvishsd BY n

We all know discrimination and intoler-
ance We have all been anguished by IL. Yet
In return. forgetting our own anguish. we
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intolerance, do not see how our cviliza-
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OF our civilization by the atom bomb.
fear Il may be destroyed entirely by in
trioreancc.--Bctty smith. In tho Butcher
Workman. February, 1888.
Evening star., 1955-02-16

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Here PLANTATION the American
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21
Antioch

The Rev, Mr. Look brought a
very inspiring message TO the
congregation Sunday morning
He was accompanied by Mrs.
Look
Guests In the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Foster during the
week end were. Mr.. and Mrs
Waiter Young and children, Miss
Betty Anderson. Of Charlottes-
vine. Miss Ann Foster. OF Viz
GINA Beach. Mr.. and Mrs Young
OF Hebron and Frank Foster. of
Knoxville Tenn They all att
tended the Christening. Sunday
morning. Of Little julie Young
daughter cf Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Young Also attending this SER
vices were Mr. and Mrs Roland
Foster. OF Farmville
r c. Allen. Of Harrisonburg
spent few days last week with
his sister Mrs. Ruby Brown.
Miss Patricia Brown. OF Long
wood College spent the week END
at her home
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21
Cumberland HID Club Gires
Home Demonstration Agent;

Mrs. Georgia w WligerS0rl
Cumberland County home dem
onstraiion agent. wag the r.cipi-
ent of lone eogeied~ pen d@sk
set Gift from rpefupers ~ ti1e
Cumberland cub. wiIb welcomed
her back IN the January meetsng
last Thursday night after q four
months leave OF absence
Tie following interesting top
Ice fof deuaossssTat lion and discus
sion In 1865 were announced by
tnr secretafy. Mrs. E. l.. Seay.
jr January Home Storage
Needs, February Building Clos
ets and Storage Space. March,
Kitchen arrangements 10 Save
Time ard ENERGY. April Kitchen
Storage: May. Making Bedspread4
ard Dust kufflee tcandIewick
June. Making the Family Food
Plan July. Waya " Using More
MIX IN the Diet, August Club
G h 0 &. September Simplied
House Cleaning MethQda and Ms
terials. OctoDer. Kitchen Sur
faces for Easy Cieanine floors.
cabinet tops and wallis Noyem-
Der, Exhibit 81 Gift ideas. and
December. club choice Special
interest activities chosen were
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21

Fiber Cord Chhtr Bottoms III
March. ard afohey MANAGEMENT
IN September.
1855 committee Federation
Goal Chairman. Mrs ] y. Car
psnter. Public Information. Mrs
II. u M0FinR. Frogrhm D-tei0p
ment Chairman. Mr. J q Cien-
efats. EdiIcatloEiaE fair t3ootf
Mrs. f. l. 3eay. Jr.. ars. Edwin
II. vaasar and Mrs Catherine II
f5llephefd, Food faif booth, Mrs
w L. Dandy Ms Il Alien Car
ter and Mrs g. g Wilkinson,
Also. Federation soai booth
Mrs II. D. Morlne. Mrs Luther
3 Ffanck and Mrs. y G Hayes.
home furnishing lfaders, Mrs.
w l. Dandy. Mi + Edwin II. Vas
sar. Mrs q. c Wilkinson, home
management lea nsrs Mrs. irwin
Fsiippes1 and Mrs r. p Reynolds
clothing leadefst Mrs Charlie
Goodman. Mrs W VI Smith and
Mrs +. l.. Seay Jf food lead
err. Mrs Il b p4ters and Mrs. f.
& Harrison. naHlcea Mrs l., Is.
DANNY. miss Louise Meadpr and
Mrs. Catherine n Shepherd de-
goli0i9al chairman. Mrs q T
Reynolds. Mrs VI. NJ George,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21
Gainesville

ONT number ~ rssfjvaz ard
r.4en-is v4r.. nere eatln4av from
EeY York fvnce,.,re Richmond
r-b.r-r,+ .9av,1le palrnvra pruha-
Tan Burkeyslls ana oths.r places 10
tAn5 he b1i-s1 al Mrs TAjr3j4
4~,ry a-s,o dtea ~ Richmond
Thursday Of the past wtek sr
le.a.es "a Q;e,ar Mrs N E glan-
tor, a,,a . h,5,, nor EHovs Moon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21
Sunny Side

MIS- NJ A French visited re-
iatsycS near Rice Saturday
Nj and Mrs Harry MurlowG
3f Amelia we're Monday night
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
WI VI French and family
Eddie Blackwell. OF Richmond.
VISITED home people here Satur-
day
Miss Mary Martin and Mrs.
puuy Dcwdy were Farmsilie shop
PEERS Saturday
MT and Mrs Richard Nor
.4Aon and Miss Florence Morrison.
OF RiCslnond. were week end
guests Of MIR and Mrs Alan Nor
riaon and Pete Mrs Morrison re-
turned with them coming home
Monday
curity of game III thlSHBrepsSfe
There seems 10 q real scare
lty Of game III THIS vicinity. hun
terS have been quite disappointed
or, the number Of birds found
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21

Mrs JOEL w. Flood. az Apo
mattoX, president of the
Alice KYLE District. Virginia Eede-
ration Of Womens Clubs, VIII
speak 10 group OF Cumberland
County women on Tuesday Jan
rs. at D m in the home OF Mrs.
j ID Carpenter The EXPRESS pssr-
pose Of tins meeting Will be a
discussion BY Mrs Flood of the
work and accomplishments OF the
Virginia Federation with The hope
OF creating interest IN organizing
a woman's club in Cumberland
According to Mrs. Flood the
goal set by the Virginia Fedora
ton Extension Committee is a
federated Womans CLUB III every
County in Virginia in 1855 Since
Cumberland IL the only COUNTY in
the Alice Kyle District that does
not have a club. Mrs Flood. ex-
T tension chairman for the district
+ is anxious 20 help organize cltio
+ there
! The Alsce Kyle District Is com
posed OF the counties OF Amelia
Appomattox. Buckingham Cum
beriand, Campbell G harlotte.
Halifax. Lunenburg. Meckfnburg.
4 NottoWay, phrtsylvansa. Prince
Edward and the cities Of Danvilie
and Lynchbrg MIS- William
Page Williams OF Brookneal Is
| president of the district
The following Cumberland NO
i men are working with Mrs. Flood
in getting this group together
Mrs. j ID Carpenter. Mrs Rich
ard Blanton. Mrs Frances ID
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21

Church. The regular church sers
Ice VIII follow at Q conducted BY
the pastor. the Rev. r. p Lock
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. L. Adams. of
FarnviIle. we're guests Saturday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Adams. Jr
H c. Gillian has returned 70
MS home here much improved
from Stuart Circle Hospital Rich
moad i.
Mr. and Mrs. +. c Harrison
accompanied by Mrs. NH Max
ey Jr.. Of Clinton attended the
installation ceremonies fof TIE
officers Of the Order OF Alnarath
in Richmond Monday evening
January 10. at which time Mrs
Kine was Installed at Royal Ma
iron
Mr. and Mrs T J Norman and
children Linaa Faye and William
Thomas Of Gooehland. were din
ner guests Sunday "a Mi. and
Mrs. W. r. Norman.
Miss MARY Jane and Cavedo
Smith and Calvin Pembelton were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ] A Tai
ley last Friday In Richmond
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs hgn
F1ippen and Mrs K L. Flippcu
Sunday and Monday were Mr.
and Mrs - w Johns. Of Ro8
noke
Mr.. and Mrs James Snead God
sey with their daughters Page
and Janet visited Mr. Godsey 4
mother Mrs J r Godsry Iast
Sunday at Columbia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21

Hopkins. Mrs Georgia WilkerS0n.
Mrs X O Garrett Mrs Andrew
Gudsey Mrs. " W Carter and
Mrs Dewey Puney all of Cum
bctland Court House and Mrs
George Whitiock OF Gainesville.
Mrs Marion Blanton OF Tam
worth. and Mrs Al Forbes OF
Guinea Mills
The meeting is . public one.
ard any 3ne interested Is invited
10 attend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21
Welcome Back Gift To
Announce 1855 Program

membership. Mrs c. v, Couch,
Mrs II y Moring and Miss Gay
Gillian; welfare. Mrs Edward
II Hopkins. Jr,. Mrs, w. l.
DANNY song leaders. Mrs. Irwin
Fgippen. Mrs. T. p. Reynolds and
Mrs VI NJ George.
View student T-aeherS
Cumberland paTSnt Teacher
Association met Thursday after
noon at 3l5 p. m. IN the com
ms1rity cabin With fine attend
ance aubrey Wniriey. Of Goode
and Fred Anstey Of Rusiburg. az
rieultlyal student teachers. were
introduced BY Edwin Fl vassar
Cumberland agricultural instruc :
Tor. and welcomed into the school
and community By r Armstrong
Smith. principal Of Cumberland
High School.
IL Was announced that a pro-
gram Of particular interest 10
patrons would feature The next
meeting, February 10 Mrs. l.. T..
Smith is chairman of The pro-
gram committee. At the conclu-
sion Of the meeting social hour
was enjoyed with refreshments
Miss Joyce O*rtei. Of Farmyille,
vas the overnight guest Monday
Of Miss Audrey Ann Brown,
A M Foster and son, Douglas.
Of Newport News. and Albert M
Foster. Jr. OF Graham, N. c..
were among the week end and
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
l.. w. Foster.
Mrs. l.. w. Midkif. who IN
derWent an appendectomy at the
Southside Community Hospital
last Sunday. is reported as i'm
proving nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. f *. Vassar and
children. Phyllis. Hugh and Brad
were week end guests OF MIR and
Mrs. f. J Roberts and their fam
lily IN Richmond.
Mrs. NJ Fl. Huskey. Mrs Leon
ard Scott and Mrs. Charles Scott
were dinner guests Monday Of
Mrs, John Bryan. of Trents Mill
Edward H. Hopkins. Jr.. visit
ed his mother In Portsmouth last
Sunday
WMU Meets Friday
Fitzgerald Baptist WNU will
meet this Friday evening. Janu-
AIRY %. at 8 p. m. with Mrs J G.
Hayes Mrs. Howard II. Bryant
viii be the leader
Recent visitors OF Mrs w. r.
Boggs at Woodlawn' were her
sister and brother n-law. NJ
and Mrs w r. Duncan. Of Pal
myla.
Guests Of State Trooper and
Mrs Emory c Harrison last Sun
day were Mrs. j w Harrison
and r w Harrison. of Lawrence
vile. and Nh. and Mrs. r, G Mich
olson and daughter. Sue Nash,
OF Henderson. N c.
Miss Sophia Goodman, who
spent the Christmas holidays with
relatives at LOttsburg, has return
ed TO Cumberland for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Goodman.
and other relatives III this yicin-
ity.
Miss Cora Sloan. Of Roanoke,
visited Mrs. w r Putney and Mr..
and Mrs r. o Garrett last Sun
day,
Mr. and Mrs NJ. VI George had
as their week end guests Mr.. and
Mrs r S. Pease. OF Peter burg
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mackey and
infant daughter, Susan Catherine.
Of Richmond. spent the day Sun
day. as guests OF MIR and Mrs.
w T Atkins
Mr. and Mrs. j @. Clements
and Alice Gray Adams were
guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs
Gordon c Adams, and family. at
Guinea Mills.
Cumberland Youth Fellowship
senior and junior groups, viii
meet jointly next Sunday eve
ming. January %. at 7 O'Clock III
the Payne Memorial Methodist
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21

Mr. ana Ms. Charles raldlep
an1 w. A Hazlegrove ard Leigh
RI Nomack attended the funeral
III Mr. Fr.dleys son ii Lag ant
grandchildren, JeHn Sneison. Jr.
and IAneta and John III n
Louisa Wednesday Jan IL
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-21
Guinea

The REV w. Orders. the
pastor. brought an Impressive
message to the congregation At
Guinea Church Sunday morning
Mr. ana Mrs Burton walker
were fortunate IN having all of
Their children some for Chris
MAS They we're. riie Rev and
Mrs William g. Walker and
children Gayle and BIZ. Of lie
banon. Tenn MI and Mrs Bur
( ton Walker. Jr., and children
Natalie Ann and Baker Martin
Of West POINT Mr. and Mrs Geo
rye Bailey Of Charlottesville Mr.
and Mrs Robert Wooton and
daughter Cynthia Ann 81 Burke
Vile
DIR. and Mrs. Wydham y BlaH-
ton. Of Richmond we're a. their
country home West HHn". re-
Gently
MI and Mrs. Jesse Payne and
children. OF pamphn ware recent
guests It sWoodlawl}" in the
sam I1ckner home on Saturday
eyen.nz. Jan &
Mr.. and Mrs Jack line and
children of Petersburg. spent
N9w Years week end in the Er-
nest Davis hone Nj and Mrs. W
T. McAbeee and son. BiUy, spent
week end Of Jan IN the same
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer simerly.
Of ElizabetlNon. Tenn, arrived
Monday evening. Jan 10 fog a
visit with the Sam Lockiier fam
ily and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. r 4. Sarnett.
Mrs. Conduit Mathews. Mrs Lot
tie Brown and Mrs j p. Stra-
ten attended quarterly confer
ence at Payne Memorial Church
Wednesday evening Jan u
The Rev f p. Look was a
visitor III the neighborhood wed
nesday afternoon
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80. ~ lena = 'IH"-0 %'''-1y Z
80 -'l'~1.N' 'iq - 100 =
100 - 80 =" -S'4'A 1'i'
s"' 'q1' 80 80. ~, 2 m1' ~ az a-.@
Va , - - V'e's4'e - s''I vi iss'y
-. 80 49, ', D-,al'.,' ~ a.
- -, -, -. " -, ,a+. -.
- 80 - 800, - '''''''' ''''' " :
- - '''' ''''
MANY from mere atIeiiaedr
" fdisnofe Iniieial IT. Neiitet
Ihuich oA iiu'9day aIFFiiooil'
Jan -
SUNDAY dAlHeI quests o. Mf
ana MRS. J +. 9tTattoA weFt .
a AoaieHaah' NJ Ok. ana MRS
DdVia J maISoh ana FRANK RET
suson
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Gilbert. Of
Gainesville were guests IN the
Sam Lockner nome Thursday
evening, Jan Is Floyd. u who
mad been visiting IN the home.
returned home with his par
ents
The f w Blanton family. Of
Guinea Mills were Sunday after
noon guests at Hors du Monde
The Conduit Matthews family
were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mrs r @ Mathews and family.
81 Cumberland
II Gilbert Of Gainesville had the
misfortune 10 cut ms foot Rath
an axe on Thursday morning II
was a severe cut which necessi
lated the taking D. several
stitches Paul I1ockner spent some
time in the Gilbert horne, 70 SIS
siSt with the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Avis, OF
Richmond. were recent guests Of
her brother. Reuben Addleuan.
a4Ya farntIv
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