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The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20

games this season Billing was
cold from the court. However,
watch out Eagles, Friday may be
their night.
Saturday night Sidney plays
host to St. Mary's of Bismarck
host to St. Mary's of Bismarck.
Earlier in the season Sidney lost
a close one in the North Dakotans'
city $3.50.
Last week after leading most of
the game the Saints lost in an
overtime to Minot 47-42. That
was the same Minot five that
stopped Sidney at Williston recent
ly.
High scorer for st. Mary's is
Center Dick Cieslak. Against the
Eagles he dumped in "a big coun-
tiers.
Two top flight preliminary
games r also on schedule this
week end. Friday night the Rich
ey Royals play Coach Don Smad-
ing's B team and Saturday the
Savage Warriors play the BIS.
Both of these teams are high ND
in their Glass c District stand
ings.
Savage is defending district
champions and their Coach John
Cornish says this years squad isn't
taking a back seat 10 n team
they meet.
These contests start at 700
sharp. Make it a doubleheader
each night.
The Sidney Eagles have spent
a long week of hard practice ses-
sions.
Coach Toby Kangas still isn't
as pleased with his squad as he
would like to be and his many
juggling acts with his starters m
previous games indicates he is
still undecided about a definite
starting five.
The Eagles haven't shown too
much defensive strength and last
week when they scored 81 points
in their loss to Williston it must
have proved to the boys that il
takes more than points to win a
ball game.
The Eagles are now making the
swing into the final stretch OF the
current season before tournament
time rolls around again. Only the
teams that work hard and train
Continued on PagH 81
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
ST. PHIL SCHOOL
ASSN. L MEETING

st. Philomena's Home and School
Association met Monday, January 10
at 800 D. m. at the auditorium of the
parochial school. A large crowd at
tended the meeting.
Preceding the business meeting par
ents visited the home rooms and con-
ferred with teachers regarding the
progress of the pupils.
Maurice Herrick, president, presided
at the business session. Plans were
made for the production of a group of
one act plays to be presented some
time in February with the exact dates
to be decided later. A play committee
was appointed composed of Robert c.
Hall, chairman, Carter Nyquist, Mrs.
Jack Crosgrove and Mrs. Gordon Hass.
A social hour followed the business
meeting with a delicious lunch served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Jay Lalonde,
Mrs. Bert Lalonde and Mrs. Paul Hurd.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20

tees in his career of public SER
vice and also served as our state
senator.
The board is attending the
meeting of the Rocky Mountain
Association of Fairs along with
Secretary Don Nutter, to be held
in Billings, January % Is at
which time the rodeo, night show
and carnival for the 1855 Fair
will be bought. 1t is certain that
this board will continue to furnish
the people of this area with the
same kind of high type entertain
ment that they have in the past. 1t
is estimated that $50 fair board
members from Montana and
Northern Wyoming along with rs
entertainment people will be in
attendance.
The Sidney herald., 1955-01-20
Public Auction
January 20 For
March OF Dimes

There will be a public auction
sale in Sidney Saturday afternoon,
January 20, complete proceeds of
which will be donated to the
March Of Dimes. The sale will be
held on the streets in front of the
court house if the weather is IA
vorable, otherwise it will be held
in the NYA hall. Don Larson of
Sidney and Don Wright of Glen
dive have volunteered their SER
vices as au~ctioneers and Fred
Mielke and Bud Nelson will act
as clerks.
Any donations in the form of
farm produce, tools, household
appliances or items of a more per-
sonal nature will be greatly ap-
preciated. Anything that is disable
is asked for but all goods contrib
uted must be in good condition.
People living in town may call
either the Sidney National Bank
or The Richland National Bank
giving their name and address
and a truck will pick up their
donations Saturday morning.
Those living in the country are
requested to bring in their dona-
tons or contact one of the follow
ing people and he or she viii see
that your donation is delivered in
time for the auction.
Albert Groskinsky, Sidney; E.
H. Wick, Sidney; A. M. Stewart,
Crane; Aaron Frandsen, Sidney;
Ray Norby, Sioux Pass; Albert
Dige, Sidney; jim Putnam, Sid
ney; Jim Strack, Sidney; Henry
D. Thiessen, Lambert; Roy Degn.
Sidney; Charles Provost, Lam
bert; Glen Hartman, Sidney; lee
Hackley, Sioux Pass; Elmer Jen-
sen, Sidney; Dan Anderson, Sid
ney; Lyle Larson, Savage; Dan
Gladowski, Lambert; Dale Waters
Richey; Chester Dore, Sidney
Eric Pust, Lambert; Werner King
Poplar; Robert Hagler, Savage.
A. t. Petersen, Savage; D. L
Howard, Savage; Einar Anderson
Molly; Mrs. Asa Bradley, Crane.
Mrs. Fred Franz, Sidney; Mrs
Dwight Howard, Savage; Mrs. Art
Miller, Sidney; Mrs. Harry Hagen
Sidney; Mrs. Russell Mercer, Sid
ney; Mrs. Sterling Swigart, Sid
ney; Mrs. v. H. Ross, Sidney; Mrs
Con Sirlonsen, Sidney; Mrs. Err
ME McChesney, Sidney; Mrs. Wig
go Anderson, Sidney; Mrs. Ken
meth Lynde, Sidney; Mrs. Walter
Hukill, Sidney.
Richland county's goal for the
year is $4,000 and half of this
money will remain in the county
for use by anyone in the county
who may be stricken with polio
Let's make this auction a sue
cess by not only donating to il
but by attending it also. Dona-
tons of a pig, and chickens have
already been received and seVera,
fine donations from stores have
been promised. There will be gooc
buys for everyone we hope, anc
the patronage of the public vii
be appreciated. Come in, every
one, from far and near, and see
what we will nave to offer.
Help put the Saturday, January
20 March of Dimes auction over
Sale will begin at 100 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
A Duinty churmer.. .und O Bride!
SAYc0 DOLLS

Is" ToDolER She's looking for mother
and she's so easy to have at this low price!
Delightful doll wears gay tafera dress.
Vinyl body, voice, sleeping eyes, hair TO
wash and curl. Boxed.
~" WALKING BRIDE. How beautiful she'll
look at her wedding" and She can even
walk down the aisle! Nylon net-and-laoe
dress and veil, crinoline pettiooat. Soft
vinyI head, saran hair, sturdy plastic body
So big! And boxed for surprising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
lifelike, uH unbreukuble-vinyl
HoRSMAN DOLLS

~" ToDolER Doll. Her vinyl plastic Fairy
Skin" is 50 lifelike. Moving eyes, real"
lashes, crying voice. Rooted saran hair to
wash and wave, dainty nylon dress that
stays neat curriers' Boxed.
"" ToDDlER GIRL Even littlest mothers
can keep this dolly neat! Her rooted saran
hair can be washed and waved (curlers
come with herr. Her pretty nylon dress
washes fast, needs no ironingl Boxed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
Merchants Eeant Business When They Net

Determination to conduct an organ
Izationr on arbusiaess like basis is the
ultimate goal Of the Merchants Asso-.
citation and there was little doubt left
the other night that the first step had
been taken. .r.. ...t'. .' .,.l... ...
One, of the most commendable
achievements, aside from the wise
choice Of new officers, and directors,
was the work of the nominating COM
mfttee.n Instead of the haphazard
method Of giving little thought to
elections until the night of the BEN.
quet, this, years Leaders of the Asso-
citation We're contacted prior TO having
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

their names submitted for election.
Every. officer and director made
known his intentions of'atce pting the
responsibilities and CARRYING them, ont
to the best of his ability zrno 5.t -.
Enthusiasm is mount ing every day
in the functioning Of the Merchants,
association as an asset to the town
Ii every merchant will remember that
ne is vital part of the organization
and will pledge his support to what
I ever program is outlined by the Off
Gers and directors then there is no
excuse for not having a healthy
situation. -lm.a s ..Em .nMLunN -.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
s25.:5@ 1ss:5'% nsq0 aIivsG bsf s :':s %
Handicapped 3assaaSsH aaa "A Chance

.srOnef OF the IN ost ,wort4hswhile causeo
ofeHe year isgone that does its work
without shouting nIook what We have
3!2a ,, bIs"oi SI!ATOW zsW - ,.,TU,-
tSHFrHI aI' 10 a3Gd q. Qma"~ L,..5, 80
-bThe 1855 Easter SeafnSa1eq gets
underway Saturday and we give it
our III end ment, ai as Worthy
cause andonne that has proved SOME
thing can be, done to help crippled
AJl''4.t -...si.'a7 ~ tnsIfDTl
ASphtN'adt 20 soa)GB1d IsIoyJ2 .r-.
IoBefDrebnthR National Sucie tNo,for
Crippled Children and AdHttsrwas
organized, facilities for crippled Mere
fen and between Tsday, through
129o2 SaffilEatcd2 Easter Seal Societies
loGateddi csEsfy, state, the District o.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
rs FROM fHE HEART,
AfiEssoN In oBJEcTIVITYi

Every time see story about a person Who has
lust returned front the hospital and it contains the
ne ''a Mrs Jones' friends hope Fbss 1YY aYpPs 4pt
again." | think of what my professor tod' me one
time SooIV1oC HOW VOL
"lf you say her friends wish her we'll and hops
she will be out again then be and say that hei
enemies wish to goodness She had ded"udo ,2ifof,o
That's being objective b0tehand,Llq 6 lirqA .labrr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

Northeast corner IN the (. b.
Meates line, Iihsnce Nor,hwaru-
~ with the E. d. DMeaIes line
one hundred and snay-sevcnI
a"d a half feet TO the beginning.
T. i"p p o.fR5Rahtiff'Hks9e f' ststSs 5ts1
H. II. Rossrr GsatqHH adj
years ago as by deed on Colum.
buso County Resntry win SNOW
: iG"DIlI JH; 10 JEuD rp,6N Dri
SECOND TRACT. Lying ans
being mi her Tokn ,tet Tabor
City @o1h Carolina, bound i
ed and described as follows: isGo
BggGn!gg at the Northcas;
.c6ttiet of lot 10. 20 II tire S6IH
ling 81 Satvts Strt6t, fu9,hln.t
tasrWard with said ttfcct Ytl
Get 10 a p6itit 70 'tc%, WGstW ar!
Lot No. 81" thc4,ec ssh R}SaFIi'
parallel w.&h and 10 feet .dis;sa;
.trnm tAc, WsSt, Ina; of Lot no
III lS2 isebte the Moth lac ~
Lot No. %; tasnGe,r Wssts arc
with the North line of Lots No
.25 and Not ". 90 feu 10 tTe
Southeast pofnct 81 Lot Nd - 4
Thence NOrthward wfthgthe Racf,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
DICUS, NEW WEAPON 4AzAgIokE

Jimmy Dcus has a new WEAPON. When His friends
banter with him in mixed crowd He simply Saya did
ever tell you about my pet eephAnt2,,,, The,eon5
yersation turns to fields than cabba ger 80 that
is if fields the right place for cabbage and eabbagr
is greener than most green's ConftsihH?fo 9ninfom
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
ONE EASY LESSON

Hows your Imagination ~ Give tbs try il Kooy1
CANT reach il. Imagine that you are all alone and me-
sjpgls S9,tb ga Ee m heher you dead aye
800 oesnt it2bi 6n6
n1aks uifst us lsvsSp pnes within more RAHhe'T
atshptsMhFse ifs.6u etStifgE iif Ct Uf
SiR 4phfE ITO boI,,I ID fr dtuTT6o TosG9 IN a oeI s
.b
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
REASON FOR TEARS

think yer life tough? school kid recent
''aad standard form asking for information OF. yar
81; TN ihond diseases. die afraid it home
ba.sats lest they; think lit mi result IN their
D" ~ s r9hey ON him and taking IL DOT Of kis hide!
rs3i foTilS &ohdef Why school kid cries??? E'I
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
So q: q This: Is;
Nll|!!eI'lvlI,yil:Y''o',,irl''k
BY NORTH CALLAHAN

BY NORTH CALLAHAN
Mervih H. Ellingsworth,- head
ss s% s$;;;M1 jafYslI 'hE'
city. I met him Just he otheS,
% Say i ne .EkA hNSzaas
his face lit up and he smiled
and toidoase what happened tt
hmm bnranHe Arrived here ear
~ con9 rnIbrfiinb In esiPullman
car; fahdrdoundi himself ih the
station before he walked up
Having,.ao hurry lpf3 clothes on
he goo loft eHeveiied and a.
bodtG haiti ,adreSsedJe oIusbdc
thHtGHa tfosp ohadftsppoued hft
lnnhtfa ohimsoIF inoaiInifrror.
fonn6 he hadind tia fdh, ahdjhad
appHRf1tiy rte ftbitrpnftffe otrt1in
MrsoHlhnssd opthuhad AM eatis
business Impeachment; 80 rush
edWout1to1a hfberdask cry -
OMIT ftoD fiudp tiIeyi ~ afa albcius.
ednhht ehriy m'ttbt morning,
In aaeSphrHdoup he2askettia big
tupDi thUdorner whore IN tho
world he could get a necktfr
'Yboirdpmfor imatbtd hira, won,
inside the statitnj o 3nd I'M & II,
confines OF the mems roor
took off his DUN tie-rictc,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
R31s9 I'D nams bandEsHJa G
GMc; Cl4bs Make Rough Roads Smooth

9 ,i s9f} Harry dry ant basnhessnt
4 ,ctopsstaptly alert in gnidine the GiSisot
stsnsea Under hfsr1leaderstip the town, !,
bhasinsde several aHb&ess,la
,Stfeefi 'harkepsisand eheuse, i.numeralsr
' ;io HffSy given theY appeafante'
+ OFF a 5eiitN2oT opo these additions have ID
Is 2made2it possible bfortltrerpits mail de.ns
hNery service that In ii nI begin ino the
near futdfy ~aI,u ~, o., ;,,1 ,',.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
B0OD FOR THOUGHT

IL LesniG.rsez,nelsEh af,,S.peror Court gets my
ocches I've had the pleasure Of listening to on the
syerTt EHivs mieo d el6huepcy. He, spoke to- the
o,"rl.s3ftts{ lIsshs fnd bis message left impress
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
a large track OF timberland tbat
H + S;5iiI5 i sS4'E3Y!|f
in a big sawmill and located
1t right in the center of the
foreS I; ThrousA the RiH1H
'atal1Tls01a,'l'' 81: i; 6! IS
!. !: :,iIioii7
a1eWWeRs the new %opnd

a lew weeks the new ground
was ready to be planted except
ftNe theYfkR91 that ny hdFe8pfle
fef asa&dia ssooa InItte Riddle
~ the feh.i CHE V aYSted to do
Win hhe ohtfisance saw
Dust, qbR as y6u asfo~,df Is a
long Observation-Disclosures and d
9lafgcbpHtsNke afht wo1ldIAeep
s6f1i SmofdefShgnfefs nfSStMsnrip.
But the farmer startedItk4nleL
.hean6h it euppf an idea lie
osnsfognosring nqtite .a9biH or
Ieorpit snhhe = hoganb ihauhnsra
Hoad ooitHo Unsatisfactory
observation-disclosures arp,fhd his
fpan uIa5avaspe4finBI fhroueh
aha 6 gfoprtd. nTheRIsbfry c1iSht
winnie, mo- nr1efwos oaf omd, nhe'
.ltarted , ptIttind a olot1of1 lsodH
around The eornGQ ,oro0 yggo'
,idEvety idayV wheYH heSowas
Hauling ysa%dustI sonfto OF & MS
anaghnefs Game 9BtGao ha,Ifre
-%hdtn he ,was Gdoihs,!9 Andi;Ife
casually Orefnafkedithatnhe, a~as
tfyfhgl the 9sawiuss ffdStmeh,
t6Jthe cefh field inseeadIbr exo
pehsfNeo FERTILIZER 30 SEE 'ifi: n
notwithstanding Just as good
a crop iHen nohe haiahuSf Aaed
tonaentieh' that heoWasoputtI
a loti E6f soda i6n1 the corn at
fiightuloO 90 10 linn yiiO TodBI
e tno2oTQ DIyoH bnGa yiruu'
-oAnddher keptlGthe , sawdust
fHsatDeRtb going bbyd day and
the soda byd night .for quite, a
spell. Well the soda really, did
the work and that,farmerle came
p with theohest esRnTcpop ever:
grpwn in that community. u 1t
Wss thsItak az Ahsr whole rse-.
tlpp. III .hfIm2yL ~ rJG .yi.y.
The next spring ono; by one
thw neighbours began Il drop
pen 6 nby randI oaCnoertng,if { the
farmer wouldn't ietI ttse III have
a little of his sawdust for their
sGrn, with dsroXtY tt52 u tttysS11at.ss
a few hass6&deh
cdJtaAbdi IN . nGwaiaep. OF q faU
weekly thetMhSef pjleIhadvanr
Iseed6 aDd gthn farmer could go
asoha working hiso hiehwspoand
Witba,tI having ia - oErya about
the pile Of sawdust intheD MIDI
dissf bod oToW s2-iT fGr9nuI
wa T2}ti iI' $$gRdtGsrs R Mb3lGtt fEasSs.
9eie hbo5sI aftfRS83ppaFt WGqFhH ,tffejbr
G GGEfs' 2 StG S 9Rly Y5sh .s saWT
t t}}Tpsd yyfelll2E, sPd bore only a
l'SsiifSSic4rots nlio'piPSH sIoiy .stl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
YI1sbzeeiGr no lsdnmM Isu2unU
Al1IHLoJ ; sst11alI4sssM Ill ss asssss14stRsaIiSs

AZ Williams noted theb rent with this EN- ark !
First nefI We 2vef Se6R shoe string on diett'op6t
40 EST ON dtf91H AIGI Weigh p44Iss pounds
his kf 81 FprS4dtGi it thin. 1oc.T realize more
shH hap H. SIT dowBnta type than any other time ,lr
>cboi iuon,7p.orA PLUG FOR WTABn1or Gno,edo ansai
Go11 th kbi sohe ffrts you too2 Hank, for perl
hitting the gaycees to go oniehe air" and sell mail
boxes 49H taaS afternoon event Was en oSed BY
~ and i IS the many fac
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
A PLUG FOR VITAE.
A MkW TWISE W0N'T. WORK /

Someon4 tSmarked tie cetHer day that Reader $
Digest earri aite often titled 'i"Ihe Most
Unforg EhAract2r IEyer Met" They sug-
ge.ted writ sto each 1SSsssek On ..The Most IN.
friendly PesSI've Run Into This Week," Sure would
make ipseresfns reading for you but most likely the
Wouldn't appreciates ID .I,s Go<z. e I've
seen lkho were hostile and bsnjoysd the rspu-
taGl6Sfa $500 ro'lod2 ;stsoo .oaGUGrEi 9nG,UI
;ssXx4[f kxHks5S 2nGlo1q brG sritdgif .aro1pi
s1 SpIEs FROM, ftlE HEART o5 a
szM9bt ae inteEaste & enlS,i n fhs sg seod Of
t he, coghmd 3cca sioaaIlN theB4 give the idea
thSt they a. Rterestenian the COED results OH
niaaey raisk I'D fdShng efse9o EhaVeothb yarrne st
feelings fofe $3Rsnt NV fedhfeb Ntshberrr bfo5eG
being plankSH IL III Jaycse t{f Pte Had bout civic
tell ourselS 3k5db hpe op1e We areo but 1t s -
bird on andthse Aph % make camers feel hi.,,
Love for peepls Hpnesss. and that's what theJay
expressing in their new pro9e etGUarT orGorq roA
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
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North CAROLINA 81
COEuMRUS COUNTY
- ID "NOTIEE.

Under and BY Virtue OF the
power II Sale 6ohtaintd in tHat
s By RI2Esa8sisssIi9RRi aa iIf: sGf
Thelma B. Shepherd, to G. &.
stac&hoase, ifegisteted III Book
Pea, bat ptgeJ 5f3, o6ffte Of ne
Register 6f Deeds Of Colu,tbus
County, .qdefaulta n having Beer
made an me Payment Of The GinI
oebctedncSs thereby secured, The
undersigned WfTli offer for sale
aheI SclldfJr cash 10 the highest
bidder, az tie courthouse dooi,
OF tCofuthbds County, in sWhitd-
vile, North Carolina, at IL
O'Clock, Nton,2 MtHday, April 4
1885, The land described In said
Mortgage peed, tolwita "ornf
9llIV1IGW obi Lri I3rIi 1.r3t
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

llnfowhs R4tR6ut active ,eSyif2',o Clubs
%ldaB@lr ddiisSBlaNsBy se4YEi d eefa oft prog
rsssmiT ab9n City Bs zf0rtupatetin hav-
ihgJcixit rma1dhd obitzehpo&hct never
hesitate to push forward.
1uhtrk ,a9ldoI InGll Ansdt OF sdiI
mItltakas GOOD Leadership ts hakao "a
dub prosper eMatheut afaandNisfonz
at che rhefm ,thet t is 9gehefat ldistntet-
oS3oIS F,9nI,t3 tn9DI29fQ ,noD1oD D1Gn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23
::ssss;:s&GIalI'Il+E::;''':'iHl.l|
prices. Buying three flashy
S:jIl|j]IllI1'il<.t', ,1;n iIjj; i.

ROCKY Marciano~Joe Louis
1cistaRpionshipf fehts ahdtmyTV
-setSbfa6k mug Desis whenJYo etfn4d-
gn9 she epoipsrw Biying anew
hotheoaido asahmsI" the nrheW
freeway would come right 1hri
aai6srna kitchesI shiA. aoiTGM
siseastting sick tire night before
my hfgho school q DstaddAti6f!A
Acquiring Il IA T:painpaI ! Charley
horse tiss ndaycesfese hfgetstas
in the city track meet PiekEHst
upR frdsa osedNistef The hight
dhesoreythat mishsy'bisc and i'm
psStant Boy Scout I4-msEe hike
;sfsd weekend camping tripoH
IOt rQIiIjIOqG bn6 odrvDr6
Selling my hong 1.-TWO weeks
RStorfo1AihpaiRr sSlepsstmFnt
St8M1iaBpoHB0edu, non stpurtu mn,
3ast 4ra4nde khsGSoyue. ,Ar q,
gHglnE hfWnliKip q INerAifspau
hHHai dojha1ireJH pfxH daHI
ESpdlp&sa1 coIAEn ipo snstjb al
department store nSpuiasI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23

congratulations to every
! CLUB and to the mem
e made the Civilians one
is5 { oat;sas hHiizzastiionsa IN TOY, tow, %
the oeitie, CLUBS keep the.
y town at heart the road
1890 Should set pElrettieelr:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-23


agree with ID
lete without q
Jan give and taxi
T. on him il. l0o1 ~ 3 s.
RpoX&bly *thSS feS N
born was when All
AShieyementsiare imp
Going back Hfto preh Ia
WARsa boY."' NA.~Ed
Though Eve bes Z
and have heard ofsj +
81 never pecn in III hid
presence IN S Mex hid
sasesssion aiiSESt both SEES:
HsKSt in his playful digs at
Eafr. Ed" didn't retaliate
aturedly. "A He's not a
-resence SEAMS to draw
10 Ttl ntfeuotgri1,aH \ III y,g
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Anne Johnson Wins
RMWC Scholarship

Miss Garnett Anne Johnson
daughter Of Or and Mrs Fdgar
" Johnson ~ Route 2 Farmvlle
n the recipient q one ~ the nine
Freshman Competitive scholar
sh'ps AWARDED this wear BY Ran
dolph Macon Womans COLLEGE
m incoming Pre- Imam this fall
at Randolph Macon Mis- john
son received the scholarship on
ne basis q nor scholastic
achievement .n high school The
scholarship ls renewable when evil
dehce q a scholarship standard
NJ work X Known
MI johnson vas graduated
nom BUCK ngham Contra n IN
fochcol n buckingham thu June
HeE mot1s- the tc~ne- ARA Ii
ciile SINH @e. zE2tuAua from
s--an9ciph .acoH Woman CcI-
i'ae r Jctonaon ~ z r1em5er 81
'f4e Lcrf1ccd College faculty
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
CAP Cadets To
Leave for Camp

SIX Cipl AIR Patrol Cadets. all
members Of the Farmy,lie Squad
rcnl VEL leave here Saturaay
riorn.-s for r,ce day s..r1ner
e.campmert al Langley Ar Force
Ease
There they VIII ]cin hundreds
q ether Cadets from sqpadrpns
Throughout the state for the name
days Of instruction IN aviation
fundamentals.
The six Farmrille Sduadton
representatives. are Cadet Lieu
tenant c J Allard. Jr.. Cadet
Sergeant Robert Watson. Emmett
Ferguson, George Whitlow. FLEET
chef Williams. ana Frank GlIos
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

structure will house adequa gely
all local National Guard activity
Counting the huge assembly or
drill hall, containing some 7.035
square fect Of floor space the
atmory VIII have 10 rooms
Along the west SIDE OF the
building are rooms FOX 12-2n II.
kitchen. a classroom, locker rocms
for officers and enlisted men.
showers and toilet facilities
Three Offices are locEfed IN the
front part Of the building
The assembly han floor viii be
laid down in mastic tile. an as
phalt substance, rather than
hardwood The tile is considered
more desirable for tslis type Of
tloorlng in that il is. easier and
cheaper TO maintain and is much
stronger, So strong In fact one lob
foreman com nented, you could
drive tank on il
Basketball Court
a basketball court is to be laid
of in the tile itself and the walls
of the hall VIII be covered with a
plastic tile from the floor to the
tops of the doors.
Opposite the assembly area is a
small calibre firing range running
the length Of the hall with q re-
cesSed target area. There Is 20
feet Of space between the floor
of the hall and supporting trusses.
On the front Of the armory is
12H44 foot porch supported by
aluminium posts set at 4 modern
site angle There are entrances
on three SIDES Of the building To
the left Of the entry Is space fol
the Identifying word5 Virginia
National Guard in six inch
bronze letters.
The Farmvill armory is the
sixth Of 20 scheduled to be built
n Virginia within the next three
years
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

and will attend the pre- carr p
cooking school PriVa;es William
e. Baker ard Lenore L2warne
were the un!,4 advanced det4ch-
n.er.
Capt raul 2 Jona.. az snap-
pzrc2. Second E2.talc- 5lrp;Y
ottlce- t5-sj. consolidated ad-
Fanced detachments from all
battalion units a. Lyrchburs
from where the convey left for
the Gap at 5 a. m. "Wednesday
Camp Program
When the encampment gets
fully underway next Monday the
Guardsmen VIII be busy infantry
men tor two weeks TIE t.-st sr5
14s VII! " arYore.a 70 rife
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
WeIchIin To Assist
In Evaluation Task

While Weichlin. of Route .
Farmvlllc has been invited by
Valparaiso University Valparaiso.
Ind to attend the second annual
campus convention o fthe Val
paraiso Advisory Council on Au-
gust q Convention participants
viii discuss problems and meth
DDS Of gaining increased under
standing and support for Valpar-
siso'S program Of Christian edn-
cat ION
Mr. Welchlin was appointed b,
Dr. % + Krctzmaun, V Il presi-
DENT TO serve rs a member of the
Valparaiso Advisory Council The
Council Is composed Of represen-
tatltes from congregations OF Sy-
nodlcal Conference Luth ef n
church Mr. Welohiin is a mem
Der of st Johns Lutheran Church