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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29

vile and stopped here to visit Miss
Mary Turner ard Harry Turner
at tire hotel.
Oeer two hundred dollars Vas
realized rs nes profit from the
sfo9 Tire james River Shog
Boat presented in Victory Thea
tre last Thursday nIsht for bene-
ft and sponsored By the Womans
Society for Christian Service Of
THE ssottssllle Methodist Church.
Tire Rev r. # Saunders. pas
tor Of the Cro1et Baptist Church.
wiIl be guests preacher this week
In Fluyanna Baptist Church
which began sunday night.
The Rev Robert S Seller. Ex-
ecutive Secretary Of Diocesan De-
partment Christian Social Rela-
ton. visited in st. Anne's Parish
on Monday, March %, according
70 Tire Rev. Webster L. Simons
Jr., rector OF churches In st
Anne's Parish.
Mi and Mrs. Benny Leap ard
family Of Roanoke Rapids. " C..
spent the wee kerd at their home
near ScottsViile and Mrs. Leaf s
father. walter Boges returned
with them 10 spend the next two
weeks
Miss Christine Cattlett, a stu
dent at Mary Washington Col
Iege Frederickburg spent the
the week end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Catlett. She
had as her house guests for the
week end the following fro m
Mary Washington. Joan Catiett.
Of Gladstone. Elizabeth Round
tree. Of Suffolk. and Page Rich
ardson, Of Marion
Arlington Guests
Nj and Mrs, Edward White
family, OF Arlington. spent the
week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. O. White.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29

Mrs. Julia Baber IS In Durham
n C.. visiting her daughter. Mrs
Clark Cook.
Week end guests In the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Baber. nj
Eiatton. were Mr., and Mrs. James
Rankin. Of Raleigh. n. C.. MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Baber who have re-
Gently returned from Germany.
and Miss May Baber. OF Char
lptiesyille.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baber left
last week for Washington. y. c
where they will make their home
Miss Irma Ewoldt. with Miss
Shirley Parsons. Miss Virginia In
gram and Miss Joan Luck, all Of
the University Hospital staff. were
dinner guests Thursday night of
last week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Emil Ewoldt. and at
tended the James River Show
Boat. Gay Nineties Review" IN
Victory Theatre
Mrs F. j Nottingham. Ill
Is In Richmond attending the
Conference Wide Training School
for District Vacation Church
School Leaders. Mrs Nottingham
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29

will take thu tralu.na coue~e fog
the intermediate Glass W9ija n
Richmond she ALL attend the An
nual Conference of THE Woman $
Society tut Christian Sertce ot
tile Methodist Church
M 3 F Wells and Mrs N w.
Mclean are representing HaE
ard>slle W3man.s Society for
Christian Service d th~ center
encr III Richmond al Centenary
Methodist Church March ~ ana
30
william III Brown local: alt0r-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. Edgaf !. Bradley
entertained Ill their home Glen
dover with q dinner on SUNDAY
bonoFIug bear daughter and epr
in Law Mr.. and Mrs George For
sythe o. Epeuo hlaff OH their
sistevlh wedding snnlseFaafy IN
ylLed guest beslde5 ti4e hohofees
ana Their family XeFe Mr. D0lR
laa F9rsytne. u Fssnout. sft and
Mrs Harry Fofaythe and family.
~ LynchDurg Mr.. ard Mrs KING
Foasythe ard family. of TfeYll-
Ian Mr and Mrs Lawrence For
aythe and family % Bedfofd Mr.
and Mrs LaFned Randolph and
son. 5trether. 81 North Garden
Mr. and Mrs Ropert Ke4ne d,
Richmond, DF and Mrs Gharlrs
irving. 81 Eoyds Tavern Douglas
fofsytne. u Esmont. BIZ Bradley
q Biacksbufg ard Thomas NJ
ForByttle of Efemo Bluff
MI and Mr. Wiley AndeGson.
MI and MRS John Roberta. thes,
son. Marvin and daughter Sandra.
and Mr. and Mrs W. r. Badea.
visited Nj and Ms. Robert And
erson In Charlottesville Sunday
MI and Mrs Carl Frazer. 81
Petersburg, spent the week end
with Nj and Mrs John Pearce.
Mr. and Mrs John Parrish and
son spent the week end in Rocky
Mount Va
Miss Jean Rieharson and That
cher Wood. Of Richmond. were
geek end guests u the Rev. and
Mrs Webster L Stnons. Jg..
Miss ELISE Whitlock Of Roanoke
was 4 dinner guest Tuesday in
the home Of Mr. and Mrs w. r.
Moody
The Rev Webster t. 9imons.
Jr Rector Of Episcopal Churches
IN St Anne's Parish attended a
Clergy Congocaion IN Harrison
burg last Thursday.
Mrs w f Moody and Emma
Lou 1hacker were visitors
IN Washington. y { on Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs w II Brown we're
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mis-.
Peter Hunter on Saturday night.
Manager Returns
O l. Ward former superintend-
dent-mana2ef of bhe u 8 Inb-
Der Company plant here was ia
town Saturday visiting friends
lie met his son David from Fork
Union Military Academy Who went
With him 10 Richmond for the
week end
Mr. and Mrs w f. Leap spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Worth Leap. Jr. ia Waynesboro
Mrs. w f. Moody. chief OF staff
of VFW Auxiliaries Of the 9th
district made an official visit to
creendwooG at supper meeting
Wednesday night. to assist in the
organization OF an auxiliary
there
Miss Bessie Richardson and
Mrs Mary Golden, spent the week
end With Miss Ella Richardson IN
Bncking nam
Mr. mad Mrs Ienas Boiling and
son Of Richmond. spent the week
end with M and Mrs Reoland
hlcha d on near Dillwyn
MI and Mrs. Jack Anderson
and David Anderson. 81 Harris
burg. Pa were week end guests
IN the same home Of Nh and Mrs
Sadier in F9uvanna
County
J $ G3ode OF Richmond was
IN town on business last week
n II Phea and j s. Ship, OF
Newport News. spent the week
end IN Scottsyille.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Lumpkins.
OF Danville visited Mr. and MRS
y J. Caldwell fer several days
Miss Jane Bruce, Of New York
City spent a few day this week
with her mother Mrs T + Bruce
ana brother. T f. Bruce Jr.. III
the family home here
Mrs l. T DriScoll has return
ed from visit TO Richmond.
Mrs Mike Hines. of ABINGDON.
spent the week end with her
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29
ScOttsville Lions
y listed by Governor

Lee HAYDEN. district governor
f0r District 24-t Lions Interna-
,lonal. visited the Scnttsyjlle
Lions Club Wednesday night.
March % ard spoke on LdoniSrn
The Board OF directors voted 10
sponsor boy from tile High
school for BOYS State al VPI this
summer. and To sponsor a concert
by the Scottsyille School Bard in
Victory Theater at a date TO BE-
set by the committee IN charge
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-29

GREYHOUND BUS SCHEDULE
FARMVILLE
Westtctnd ITO eoanoke) 200 GAS m.
1:45 m. 3;35 p. m; $50 p, m
8:00p M. 1926 m. only
Easbound (To Richmond 1922 1918 a m. 3:l5 M.
So p m. $50 1i:55 m.
Easbound Go Norfolk 1:08 II as (Sun only
BUCKINGHAM Richmond lexington
Westbound ITO Lexngton) 3:41 m, 1921 m.
Eastbound CIo Richmond 10:l7 a m: 5:17 m.
BURKEVTLLE Richmond Winston Salem)
Westbound Cro W-Salem) 239 $3.50 a. m $3.50 4. m
l.I6 m: 4.36p m: Ola p nj;
1874 m.
Eastbound Gro Rchnond) 2:49 m. ABS Cos
TIL a. m: 1914 p m; 4:30 y. m;
6o7p m: 9:3l p m; 1888 m.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
"World's Most Famous Beach"
Dayt0na Beach, Florida

newly proclaimed republic during
the Revolutionary struggle. he
became a partner Of Samuel
Myers. son of the famous silver
smith. In Philadelphia. the friends
attracted the attention Of Isaac
Moses. the large scale merchant.
who left New York at the ap-
proach of the British.
The three formed partnership.
Isaac Moses and Company
handled the business on the
American end. Samuel and Moses
Myers operated out of AmSter-
dam. For a time this combine
came near becoming the largest
business concern in all the Is
states; especially after the opera
tons of David Franks began to
dwindle as his Tory sympathies
became more and more offensive
to the patriots.
Deflation
OF course they had enough as
sets. But peace brought on della
ton, and goods were dumped on
the market at ruinous prices.
Nothing could stave off bank
ruptcY.
The partners separated, each
going his way. The bankruptcy
did not mar their good name.
Every one regarded them victims
of critical conditions. Business
firms continued eager to extend
them further credit. Isaac Moses
remained in New York and made
another fortune. Samuel Myers
settled in Richmond and became
a respected citizen.
A Comeback
After much deliberation Moses
Myers selected Norfolk. He mar
ried Elizabeth Judah of the Mon
treal family, an attractive widow
of "a years with considerable
CONTINUED on Page 27)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
AMERICAN NoTABLES
1903: MOSES MY RS
OF NORFOLK

permit to do business. and Anglic-
lied his name to HaYm Myers.
He started trading and seems to
have met success Immediately. We
find him sending goods to Canadi-
an Aaron Hart, the Grand Seig-
neur of Three Rivers. He is in
constant communication with that
energetic merchant Samuel JAG
obs of Quebec. The recent shom-
het is soon prosperous enough to
donate 100 pounds of wax for the
candles in the Newport Syna-
gogue-a gesture probably to in
gratiate himself with that prince
of merchants, Aaron Lopez. But
Haym Myers had to travel con-
stantly from New York to Quebec,
to Montreal, and back. Travel and
shipping had their hazards. Slow
locomotion by water, beset by
winds and weather, was also in
danger of pirates. Land travel had
to face perils from Indians, high
waymen, and rascally employees.
Myers decided to concentrate his
activities and make his home in
Canada.
His son. Moses Myers. mastered
early the intricacies and hazards
of colonial trading. Living in the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-01-28
BY HARRY SIMoNHoFF

In 1850 Chain Mears out of
Amsterdam just couldn't find
anything to do in New York. He
therefore accepted the job Of
shomhet for Shearith Israel at the
salary of 10 pounds year. with
the tongues of the cattle he
slaughtered thrown in as bonus.
In addition the congregation con-
sidered il only fair to pay his ferry
charges for crossing the river to
the slaughter house. An optimist
who believed two could live as
cheaplY as one. he married the
following year and kept an open
eye for the main chance. The con-
quest of French Canada by the
British probably gave him an
idea. He took oath u n d er the
Naturalization Act. virtually a
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Antioch Baptist

Sunday services were inspiring.
Pastor Hollis sermon was soul
stirring-the text was taken from
St. Luke, 18th Chapter = There
was certain rich man who was
clothed in fine linen and Jared
sumptiously"; his subject, Erich
and Poor" Music was furnished by
the senior and mems choirs.
The Youth choir sponsored a
musical program in the afternoon.
In the evening, the assistant pas
tor, Rev. T. C. Baker preached a
wonderful sermon on always
Thankful.
Mrs. F. A. Morgan of 2510 E.
Broadway left last Saturday to
attend the National B. T. U. Sun
day School convention in Atlantic
City, NJ.
Queen Esther White, Reporter.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Shiloh Baptist

Rev. and Mrs. N. L. Huff have
returned from the National Con-
gress and are in high spirits.
Sunlight Junior Gospel Singers
who also attended the National
Congress, and while here were the
guests of, Rev. and Mrs. Huff. The
singers rendered a week of won
derfuls spiritual singing at Shiloh.
Sunday morning, Rev. Huff's
message was "'The Goodness of
Cod. In the afternoon everyone
enjoyed the Salt River Valley in
spirational sin ging convention
which was guest of the church.
The Rev. Nose H. Haywood of
San Diego and pastor of Mt. Erie
Baptist church there, brought the
message Sunday night, which was
''The Spiritual Can't Help It."
Lille Evans, Reporter.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
SHILOH BAPTIST
Mt. Calvary Baptist,

The junior choir reports very
successful Fathers Day at the
church. Starting at 5 pm, the
young people entertained all ia
theirs present, serving them with
iss cream cake and punch. Also
during this, one of the directors,
Mrs. Essie Pullins, was surprised
with a birthday gift contributed by
her we'll wishers in the junior
choir.
Sunday night; a musical was
presented featuring some of the
well-known artists of the city. The
highlight of this program was the
presentation of gifts to two ia
theirs, Mr.. Stonewall Lucky, oldest,
with five living children, and Moses
Brown, youngest, with three chill
dMn.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Cord Of Thanks

Members Of Deinel CME Church
are thankful to their church and
in particular to Mr.. Willie Tademy,
president of the Steward Board Of
Bethel, for chartering Greyhound
bus to Tucson last Sunday, furnish
ing transportation for members to
intend the District Conference held
there.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Tanner Chapel

The Missionary Society in its
last meeting made plans for their
annual Garden party. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Christine Hayes ap-
pointed Mrs. Rosalee M'agee as
chairman and Mrs. Lillian White,
co-chairman. Assisting in the ar
rangements will be Mines. Cora
Goone, Helen Cobb, Elnora Lucky
and Elnora Brewer.
The affair will be held sometime
in August in the garden at the
home of Mrs. A. r. Smith, 1890 E.
Washington st.
Lillian White, Reporting.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Pilgrim Rest Baptist

Last Sunday morning services
were spiritual. Rev. H. 7. Steven
son delivered the message.
Friday, July 1 (tonighD the
monthly business meeting will be
held. The pastor urges all mem
bers to be present.
Sunday morning the Mission
board will present program in
the II o'clock service.
The Lords Supper will be OBJ
served at the evening service.
-Florine Johnson, Reporter.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
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r=a= -
UHURCH
DNeczozy

Editors Note. - If you would
like to have your church included
i'm our calendar, please call us at
AL. 5-s6S2. We also invite news
items about your church activities.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
CHURCH NEWS
Bethlehem Baptist

Sunday School was held at the
usual hour with an increased at
tendance. Rev. Moses Jackson, su-
perintendent. The II o'clock SER
mon was brought by Pastor ]. r.
Miner his theme being Doing
Christianity, James 1:22. Mrs. V.
Lowe sang a solo "Caanan." Music
was rendered Dy the Senior choir,
Rev. T. Williams, directing. Mrs.
L. Miner at the piano. The Junior
ushers served at both services.
A Bible drill was held during the
3. T. U. hour with Rev. T. Williams
directing. The Junior division of
B. T. U. was organized. Mrs. God
din is sponsor. A social was given
by the B. T. U. Mrs. Lucy Ford is
chairman of the social committee.
During the evening service the
Senior choir rendered a musical
program. Among the many beauti-
full numbers was an anthem "By
the Rivers of Babylon" which was
enjoyed by all. Pastor Miners eve
ming sermon was from the subject
"The Fathers Children Are Given
Possession Matt. 1884. The Junior
Ushers will meet every Saturday
at pm. at the church.
Rev. T. A. Williams, Reporter.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01
Bethel CME

A good number of Bethel MEM
bers attended the District Confer
ence last week end at the Houston
Chapel in Tucson. The junior choir
of which Mrs. Jennie Tannehill is
supervisor, was among other
groups to furnish music for the
afternoon service on Sunday.
Arizona sun., 1955-07-01

Q. What can be done for streaky
hair that has been Over-dyed?
A. Outside of patience until the
hair has grown back to normal
color, there is probably nothing
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11

10 present a clearer picture OF the
work which the above five agen-
cies are doing a 45-minute sound
tim viii be shown in the Lutheran
churches of this vicinity.
The Building For Christ mo-
ton picture will be shown IN ST
Johns Lutheran. Church Farm
Vile on Monday night. Feb. IA. at
2 80 i M The church is located
at $40 3 Virginia Street
The same picture YIN De shown
ID the Lutheran Church Ill Me
herrin on February Is, and In the
Amelia Lutheran church on
February is With both showines
beginning at 730 All people in
the communities where the S e
churches are located are invited to
see this picture
ST Johns Church. FarlnvIlle
conducts regular services each
first and third Sunday at 100 D.
m Church school is assembled on
thc same dates al Gas p ID
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Plea Wolk For 1855
Plea Wolk For 1855
Chief Forest Vardens In FarmUi,le
District Here For Annual BriefinU

Chief forest wardens IN the To-
county F'armville District Virginia
Forest Service, ard theiE district
and state supervisors, mapped
1858 plans for forestry protection
and management during their an
nual meeting here Wednesday
State Forester George " Dean.
Of Charlottesville led the dele
CATION Of state-level leaders help
ing to bring county Wardens fully
up to date on the latest practices
and techniaues
Sessions. In the Town Council
chamber lasted from mid-morn-
ing to late afternoon with
luncheon break at Cedarbrook.
Among subjects studied were
district fire records, reforestatlon.
state forest management. general
manag G m n t accomplishments,
hardwood control. watershed pro-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
FoIIies Tickets
Now Available
Club Members
Making Sales

Tickets to the Follies Of 1855
are nov on sale. according to an
announcement BY Mrs A q. Ba-
aeanta co-chairman Of the ticket
committee with Mrs Lester An
drews They are available from
any member Of tie Senior Or
Junior Womans' Clubs
The following information was
announced 10 members who are
selling tickets members ere tc
cali either Of the chanmen each
Friday from now on TO report the
number Of tickets sold that week
2 funds received from tickets
sold are to be turned IN
at Ggay's Drug Store on Feb "a
and Is SO that committee records
can be kept as straight as pos
sibie
Mrs Baqeant also announced
that the box Office for exchange
Of general admission tickets to
reserved seats will be located at
Gray's Drug Store on Feb "a and
Is.
Everyone is urged by Mrs 81
eeant to buy tickets during the
advance sale so they may be as
surer Of good seats Tickets VIII
be sold however. IN the lobby OF
Continued on pdQe 5
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
TV For Anxious
Moments Donated
Southside Hospital

Three hours Of anxious waiting
IN a hospital corridor can be very
tedious l.. M Pairet, owner of
Farmyille Electric Appliance Co.
can vouch for that He experience
cd that same situation today at
Southside Community Hospital
while his wife. Minnie. = lay in
surgery. undergoing a major ope-
ration, and decided to do some
thing about it,
As soon as 1t can be- delivered
Sputhside Hospital will haze 81
nch Magnavox Television set in
stalled in the waiting room.
compliments Of Mr. Pairet
Hospital Administrator. j S.
Subbs Jr expressed the graft
tude of the hospital for the
generous gait saying Il feel
that this gift viii be a great source
81 comfort and diversion to those
who must await a new arrival or
those waiting ion good news from
'he operating room
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11

jects. the Seed Tree laW.ar4d tbs
forestry phase of Agriculture Con-
servatlon Payments
Chief wardens here were Franz.
GOWN. Buckingham. Luther Bar
bour. Charlotte, Edward" Robert
son. Cumberland J l. florence,
Appomattox J. A. Lawrence
Amelia. w. VI Moore H4llfax
George Smith. Lunenbufg J. G.
LQrtch. Mecklenburg G IN Hale
Nottoway. and 0. G DpWdy.
Prince Edward
Assisting District Forester r I
Brierley with the program were
Nevin Slusser. district tie chief
Hunter Garth, former chief
forester here. now State chief for
protection. Seth Hobay. state
chief for forest management
Also j G Hayes, stare forest
supervisor, a D Wilson Farm
vile district management chief
r. F Holmes, AppomattQa Water
shed project forester, and Forest
ers II II Broyles and w u Haag
of the Farmville office. and ID @.
Hebb and w II Searcg OF the
districts Halifax subdivision.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
State Educational
Secretaries Plan
Institute Here

Plans for .he second annual in
stitutc OF The Virginia Association
Of Educational Secretaries we're
begun by the planning committee
alta meeting in Faimvillr OH Jan
20 The institute viii be held n
L0npwoud College on April l6 and
will have full program dealing
with the theme We are Part Of
the Family " YEA
Mrs II. T. Lacy. secretary at
faamv.lle High School, attended
the meeting Of he planning com
mlttce. which also includes Mrs.
Luc.lle Garrison. clerk Of the
Williamsburg School Board %ho is
presid 1T Of the Association. Mrs.
Blanche Zimmerman OF Amelia.
md MS Virginia larper. Prince
EdMafo School Board secretary.
Members Of the Institute Ar
fanRcmenlA committee Of which
Mrs Lazy is chairman include
Mrs. fIal per. Mfrs Naomi Jenk~
ms. and Ir Mcrle Landrgm head
of the Business Department al
longWooo College
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
dice Recital
Next In Iongwood
Artist Series

Joel * Ebersole. assistant pro-
feSs0r Of music at Long9ood Cell
lege. will present a Voice recital
III Jalman Auditorium at q. m.
Feb, nary Is. As the tnlrd program
III tie Lonewood Coiles e AItsstS
Seriea
Mr.. Eberoole. pho is the assist
ant cholg director 81 the Farm
vile Presbyterian Church. was
soloist with the Lafayette Iiid:-
ana Syu.,.nony Orchestra III 1853.
IL has aiso presented SOLO le>
eiaiS III Springfield, Ohio C.n-
einnatL OHIO Bloomington. Ind.
and Farpy..le,
Last summer he Vas graduate
assistant IA voice NJ Indiana
Uniser1s theFe H. Sang heading
relies III operas arc operettaS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
) Local Students On
HIS. {. Fl onor Roll

Four Farmyillc students and u
Hanpden -Sydney resident are in
Guided on first and second honor
rolls for academic achievement at
Hampden- Sydney College during
the first semester. which ended
last month
parke G. McIlwasne. Of Farm
VILE and ID Mowbray Allan. OF
Hampden-Sydney seniots. were
named on the first honor roll. as
was Josepii u Mariner, Farmyille
Junior.
John r. HARDWOOD. jr.. Farmyllle
freshman. was banned on the first
honor roll. while James RenWick
Kennedy Jr, another freshman
OF Farmyille. wpn a place on the
second honor roll OF his class
Kennedy recently won an add
tional honor when he was selected
as chaplain pf Union- Phisan-
thropic Society. the historic
campus literary society
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Mrs. Anna Il. Elcan
Named Home Agent
In Campbell County

Mrs Anna Burnett Elcan viii
become Extension Service home
hgent in Campbell county on
March ] according % an an
nouncemcnt today by Miss Lucy
Blake, district agent for Central
Virginia
Miss Blake said Mrs. Elcans
headquarters viii be at RustburR.
and that She will reside at either
THAT community or Lynchburg.
Mrs Elcan IS serving now as
assistant home agent IN Bucking-
ham county, and She served as
home agent in Cumberland coun-
tty last year during the temporary
Iahsence Of Mrs. Georgia Wilker-
son.
Prior To her marriage to the late
Mr. Flcan the new appolnttee
served a successful six-year ten
ure as home agent in Prince Ed
ward county following graduau-
ton at Radford College