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Jews Testify to Pope's
Labor for Prosecuted

VATICAN CITY = Radio, NC) = His Holiness Pope
Plus XII does not have depend his records prove
that he worked hard during the to help prosecuted Jews
He has ample testimony from Jews themselves.
This stressed by Osservatore Romano Vatican City
newspaper unsigned fronpage article replying to
assertions abung to the Holy Father and the Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-04
Three Married Former
Ministers Now Priests

MAINZ Germany = (NC) - During the past three years
three married former Protestant ministers have been ordan
ed to the Catholic priesthood in Germany under special dis
pensatons personally granted by His Holiness Pope Plus XII
The first Father Rudolf Goethe, who ordained
German poet Johann Wogang Goethe who ordained
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-02-04
X OF C. Notes

Santa Maria Council 1898,
Knights of Columbus, will exem-
plify the first degree before a
class of candidates Tuesday, Feb
ruary 8.
Council activity chairman, Bob
Gallo, has arranged q Valentine So
cial to be held in the Clubrooms
on Saturday, Feb. IL. The final La
dies Night before Easter will take
place on Tuesday, Feb. Is.
A regular business session is set
for Tuesday, Feb. %.
NEW LEXINGTON - MacGa-
han Council f065 held first de
gree ceremonies before a class
of IA new members last week in
the K Of C. Hall. The banquet
that followed the initiation was
attended by IS knights.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II
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FOUNDERS OF THE ORDER OF
THE SERVANTS OF MARY
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DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
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FOR THE MEN
Shirts Stacks, Sport Coats Whipcord Suits
Ties and All Accessories
FOR THE YOUNGER GENERATION
Complete Stock of Apparel Including Gifts
For The Baby's First Christmas
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=
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Evening star., 1955-01-23

During the quiet months, Peggy married
Norbert Lee, a trumpeter with Liberace's orches-
ira - spouse who wasn't too easy on the ear
drums.
Then one day. in the shower, Peggy hummed
soft melody. There were no in effects. She began
accepting local engagements in Los Angeles.
Her infectious style inspired several of her
boosters including Iberace = to submit dub
bngs of her voice to Mitch Miller, Columbia
Records bearded mastermind. MIR. Miller's ear
is reputed to contain built-in radar for spottng
hot new talent. But he was unmoved by Peggy
King. and she settled down to life Of odd -jobbng
on the Coast.
Then one morning not long ago. Mitch was
driving merrily to his Office with the car radio
Evening star., 1955-01-23

To fix a ticket under this system
the driver would have to enlist the
active connivance of at least three
public officials - ranging all the
way from a police captain to a
judge. Even for an important
favor, few politicians would take
such a risk. especially since states
like New Jersey now have stiff
contempt-of-court penalties for
anyone attempting to fix a ticket.
Cossassaissionez Jailed
HE Police Commissioner of
Wallingford, Conn.,, was recently
found guilty Of obstructing justice
in attempting to fix the ticket Of a
man charged with drunken driv-
ing. The Commissioner was SEN
fenced to three months in Jail.
This conviction was a dramatic
warning to drivers and officials
alike.
Although this quadruplicate
Evening star., 1955-01-23

by the American Bar Association
and approved by the Presidents
Highway Safety Conference. the
Conference of Chief Justices and
the Conference Of State Cover
nors.
seffectiveness has been proved
in dozens of American cities. In
Detroit and many Michigan coun-
ties it has been used for almost a
decade.
when l was first elected to the
Traffic Court in 1895. said Judge
John D. Watts, of Detroit, the
corridor leading from the elevator
to my Office was jammed every
morning with politicians and law
yers trying to fix tickets. We've
eliminated that abuse 50 thor
oughly that councilman hasn't
approached me since l945."
In l949. when the unfixable
ticket was adopted in New Jersey,
the traffic fines collected increased
IS per cent. cases dismissed were
cut 50 per cent and the number Of
violators not appearing in court
was slashed "a per cent.
Since 1853. when New York
State passed a law making the
quadruplicate ticket mandatory,
ticket fixing has been virtually
eliminated. Several municipal
areas. including New York City.
wereexcepted from the law because
their ticket systems were consid-
cred already cheat-proof.
lGal.ins n 9ssek
lHE unfixable ticket has four
forms. Once a policeman sets his
pencil to it, he establishes . perma-
nent record that cannot be erased,
voided or destroyed. One copy. a
legal summons. goes to the driver;
the second to the police officer; the
third to police headquarters. and
Evening star., 1955-01-23
1.-THE TICKET FIX"
ConiiSssed from page sessr

the fourth ends up in the court.
Consider the advantage of this
system over that of many cities
and states where, amazingly
enough, the policeman simply
writes the drivers name and IL
cense number in his notebook and
then must swear out a summons
on his return to headquarters. In
that time, the driver can often
kill the ticket = either through
friends Of the policeman or the
police captain, or through pO-
lieical influence.
But since each unfixable ticket
is numbered. it is almost impossi-
bic for the policeman. police head
quarters or court clerk to dispose
of it illegally. Each police head
quarters is allotted a block of
tickets. Each must make a'quar-
terly audit and report the disposi-
ton of all tickets to a higher ad-
ministrative authority.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Peggy King, TVS new songbird,
owes il all to a can of tomatoes

DECGY KING, a sultry-voiced canary who looks
Il disturbingly like Judy Garland, is the only
TV performer who ever crashed the big time by
singing elegies to tomato sauce - a product
which closely matches her flaming red hair.
She's now weekly fixture on MICS soaring
George Gobel show. But year ago nobody
would have wagered plastic penny on her
chances for glory: hgh-altitude flying on a
Korean junket to entertain GI's had given her an
ear affection. On her return. doctor had pro-
nounced verdict: no more singing for at least
year. Peggy became silent songbird
Evening star., 1955-01-23
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Mattoax

The training union Of pied
mort Baptist Church win spon-
sor st. Patrick Party" Satur-
day night. March l9 in the base
meslt OF the church, for the mem
befs oil the training union and
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr and
children aud Mrs J Fl Dpdson
have returned home after week
end mo or trim 20 Clinton S. G.
They visited Mr. and Mrs Waldo
bod son. Who are attending Pres
byterian College at Clinton
Several people from this com
munity attended the Talent Show
sponsored by THE Ali clubs, which
was held in Victoria on Friday
night, March / Dewitt Whiting :
ton was one of the partlc ipalhts in
the show
MIR and Mrs Roy Saunders
and family motored TO Durham
N & on Sunday 10 visit Mr. and
Ms j NJ Deeds and family.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Burkeville, RID

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin .Scr1Fgs
and Gloria Jane visited Mrs. Al
gerta Scruggs ard Miss Simpson
at Rics las, Friday night
Ann Bowen flas gone "a work
In the hosiery min iii CreSe.
AiF. and Mrs. Carl I'harpe. Earl
Tharpe ard Ann SaddIer Of
Richmond spent last 2eek end
With Mr. and Mrs Harvey Tharpe
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer S John
Is staying with Mr. and Mrs Fl
NJ Morgan now while Spencer is
out Of JOB
Harvey 1-harpe spent the week
end IN Richmond with relatives
and did some fishing and attend
I'd the wrestling matches.
Mfr and Mrs y r ScrugFs,
Shirley and David Scruggs Mrs
Melvin Scraees and Gloria Jane
spent last Sunday in Richmond
With MIR ard Mrs Preston Rick :
man.
The Dennis girls Edna Etler
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. c 3 Goodman la
Amelia Sunday afternoon.
Mfr and Mrs Fred Carnage sere
recent eufstS Of Miss Ruth Gam
age and rtiIdr~n, they were on
their retl RI trip 10 their home
in I4tchfj4ld. Maine after spend
ING the Alntrr III Florida
Mrs. G l. Blanton. Jr. and
Mrs Fl B. Pleasants. Jr.. were in
Richmond, Wednesday.
M and Mrs. II. B Pleasant
Jr.. Miss Martha Louise Dabney
and Shirley n ynolds were dinner
guests OF Mt and Mrs. J A
Ransone Jr, in Powhatan. Wed
nesday evening
Mrs Fred Fleming and Miss
Phyllis Snead recently visited
John IRWIN at Johnston Willis
Hospital
Rev A A Mason and Rev B.
B Bland Wefe dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Dabney Mon
day evening Of the past week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
powhaton News Events
School Cast Wins Distinguished
Rating During One Act Plays

Powhatan High School was
host during the District One
Act Play Festival Monday after
noon. Participating Werr his 80
schools at Washington Henry.
Battlefield Park. Caroline, Rock
Vile and host thespians
Powhatans cast received the
distinguished rating for the play.
Spring Formal" starring Kinsey
Bass Green, Nick Elan. Doris Ad-
kins. Betty Stuart Jones and
Walter Mcclure
B. w. Letson. PHS principal.
directed the plays. Dr. Hodges,
head of the drama department at
Richmond Professional Institute,
acted as Judge and critic.
Battlefield Park, Washington
Henry and Rockville joined Pow
hatan IN winning a rating 70 qua
lily them for the State Festival
next month at ChastottesVllie.
r. c. Staples and family, Of
Nottoway county. visited Mi. and
Mrs. j. r. Terrell this week.
Dairy and beef cattle farmers
met for an all-day program III the
Memorial Building here Friday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
!Jetersville

Mrs' j. NJ Hobel was hostess
to the BurkeYille Garden Club on
Monday afternoon
Mrs. r II Clark left Sunday
to spend a few weeks with her
children III Richmond
Mr. and Mrs A l.. Cole and
son, Steve, motored to Martins
vile Sunday
Mrs Noel Simons left last week
70 make her home III Columbia
Ga Her father. J. F. Stone and
sister. Lucy Page Stone, accom-
panied her down by automobile
returning the past Monday by
train
Mrs r. w Vaughan spent sun
day III Lynchburg
Mr. and Mrs. A L. Cole at
tended the funeral OF a friend in
Roanoke Friday
Mr. and Mrs. David Merritt
and children spent Sunday in
Richmond with MIR and Mrs Rus
sell Webster
MIR and Mrs Anthony Rowlett,
OF brakes Branch, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roalett
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Corsfyyslle News

The Reg j Kenneth Clark pas.
tor Of dne Cartersallr Field 81
Bapt a. Churches 9iil be- assisting
in tAs- Slmlilanas Crusade IN
Sotlttefn Baptist Churches Mar
eh 2s--April 3 He aill assist the
Rev n J. Kindred pastor of
Morris Baptist Church Morris. 5.
c 1ts following wsli supply for
him Curing his absence from the
field 4. Rev Robert Woodson. of
Carneeorl. N G.. al Gainesville
March, n, II m and Muddy
Creek. 3 p n. Rev J r. Hodges,
Fork Union. Va. viii supply at
Elk Hill on April al II a. m.
and Reg p B Stout at the Car
tersvflIei Church on April 3. p.
n TIE public Is cord ally in
yited 10 hear these visiting speak
ers.
Mrs. Ada Robinson. Miss Eliza
beth Robinson and VIII Robinson
were - Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. VI f. Bianton
Mr. and Mrs. George j. Whitlock,
Mr. ard Mrs. w II Peasants and
son VISITED John Irving at John
ston Wills Hospital IN Richmond
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Irving had
the misfortune TO break his leg
on March 7 while using his
tractor on his farm
Mrs. r.. w. Diilard with Mr.
and Mxs Frank Baber visited Mrs
Frank Baber Jr. and infant son
at the. Medical College Hospital,
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs J Alex Ransone
and Mr. and Mrs A Ransone
Jr. We8e IN Richmond Saturday
and @llle there they saw the
movie Country Girl
Mr. and Mrs McAden Jr and
children Of BroadnaX spent thy.
week @nd with the Pleasarts IN
CartefSgille
Mr. and Mrs G L BIanton and
daugh5er Vivian and Nj and
Mrs &; l. Blanton. Jr VISITED
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

Fssi what's happenssi
Commend mo fusI fonee Of
PowsrFiiss uvfomoxe driv-
Ing from me control ponel.
Discover more go" In this
oivruh.rps va engine.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Deatonville

Tom Owen and sister Mrs. Doro-
thy Snipe. of Richmond. spent
last Thursday glth Mr. and Mrs.
A G Mann
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Akers
and flm.ly. Of Jennings Of
mary. spent Sunday aith Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruben Price.
MRS Virginia Robertson vas
hostess 10 a Stanley Party last
Tuesday afternoon 4 large group
was present.
Mrs. Gordon Estes and 50
Tommy 10. and Mrs. Stanley Calls
visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Busie,
Of Amelia, Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs Larry jenkins
and family, Of Richmond. spent
the week end with Mr.. ard Mrs
Sam LleWeiiyn
Norfolk Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs VIII Meador.
Of Norfolk. spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs Robert Msador
Miss Mana Rucker Is a patient
at Southside Hospital. Farmv!ile
Mrs Leslie Meador is a patient al
Medical Hospital in Richmond
A lie II A Rncker, OF Banks
dale Air Force Base. Shreveport,
la. Is spending two weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hargen
Rncker.
Earl Meador. OF Warsaw. and
CALVIN Meador, Of Richmond.
visited Leslie Meador. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Joyce. Of
Lexington, spent Sunday with
Mrs Nelia Joyce
Tidewater Guests
Mr. and Mrs Miles Oils and
ana family. Of Newport News.
spent last week end with Mr. and
Mrs, Stanley Calls
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Joyce
ard family visited Mr. and Mrs,
John Pollard Friday night.
MI. and Mrs Vester Jenkins
attended Stanley Party in the
home Of Mf and Mrs, Milton An
derson Of JetetSville Friday
night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

fourth district chairman win
have charge OF this meeting She
expects delegates and officers
from II churches IN her district.
The churches in the fourth dis
trict are Amelia, Blackstone.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Amelia County News, Social Items


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tafTief SPENT its1 sSaiAesas TsS7 sias
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Mrs r C CPorke returned
last week to her home nj Silver
Springs. Md
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ planken-
ship ard son OF Richmond spent
last Sunday with her mother
Mrs T p Calbreatn, and her
sister, Mrs. William A Mortimer.
and Mr. Mortimer
MFs Heh spain, soprano soloist
az FIRST EaptiAt Ciieiich u peters
h1ifg, sang bye oeilg1tnl songs
az me DfK meeting IN CfeFe last
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the week END iheif daughter MISS
hfIlit van Leil i'oAefi' oi hnfa-
mond
Mi. and Mrk. Harry Branae and
son. Harry Jr spent Sunday with
ffr father. f. J Wlimoth ut
South Hi
Mrs James Davlst p1fesfq were
her son Marvin. and daughter.
Clara both Of Richmond who
spent tie week end with. Her
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

Mrs. s. v. Wheeler. OF Church
Road. Mrs r. II. EuIke. Of Amel-
10, and the Misses Belle and Pearl
Burke. CT Charlottesville. return
I'd 10 their respective homes from
a trip TO points in South Carolina
las, Thursday
Mrs. &. Garland Hutcheson was
III Norfolk three days last week
attending the board meeting ~
the Department Of Christian Edu-
cation 81 the Dfocenea Of South
ern Virginia While there size
visited Mrs Walter Whichard. a
member Of the board Of the Won :
ans Auxiliary OF the Episcopal
Clutch.
Mrs. Robin A Frayser. Of Rich
mond visited her father Guy
Wootten. here last Heek while her
husband was on q business trip To
Atlanta
Mission Glass
Mrs. Daniel Tomkinson. Of ,Je-
iersVille, was In town Thursday
for the Mission Study class and
lunch held in Mrs Hutchee9ns
hQfne starting at 10 m 1AaYe
were 10 present
James Manor Of Wayerly was
d visitor in Amelia Friday ard
upon his return took his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jack Dickens. and her
children Mac and Louise. for o
week end visit with him and Mrs
Manor. Mfr. Deekens vent for
them on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allen spent
last week end with MFR and Mrs
M r Wood at Hampton.
The Village Garden Club met
Tuesday al B p. m. IN the home
Of Mrs Charles Holman. III Mr..
Donald Flippen. president. pre-
sided The program was group
discussion In "Readying Borders
Pruning and Muiehing
Al OAR Meeting
Mrs Thomas Gt0rke. Mrs IT.
G Rucker. Mrs Joseph Neon
naughey and Mrs. j 3 Mason
attended the meeting Of James.
Allen Chapter, OAR in CreWe
last Saturday at the Community
House
- y White visited his sister.
Mrs. John Dorm and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. S. H. Daniel. IN Lynch
burg last week While there he
also visited his sister-in-laW and
brother. Mr., and Mrs ] O Noel
Mr.. and Mrs Rudy Perez and
son, David Of Hopewell and Mfr
and Mrs John Barden. Of Ra
leigh. N. C.. were guests a their
parents. Mr. and Mrs Bernard
Morris. last week end
Roy McCraw who base been a
patient at Johnston Willis Hos
pital. had recovered sufficiently
to return home Thursday
Miss Ruth Carson. former
Amelia county public health
nurse. was visitor three days
last week in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. william A Mortimer Miss
Carson was recent ypromoted to
head floor nurse at Medical
College Of Virginia Hospital.
Mrs Lewis Lyon had as her
guest last week end Miss Dora
Cooke. OF Halifax
Mrs. Monroe Easter. who has
been patient at Grace Hospital
in Richmond. retured home last
week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

BurkeYilie. Byrd. Colonial Heights
2Ine. Petersburg Third, Pine grove
Providence. PRYOR Memorial. Rem
ME Memorial. Inbb Street Wood
Lawn and West Church.
Theme or tins meeting viii b.
Toward With Christ"
Registration Rill be at 30 in
the morning and the message for
the day will be given by Mrs.
Michael Tesla. a missionary To
Portugal, here IN furlough. There
VIII be a workshop for officers
and q Book Review by the Pres
byterial president Mrs r r. d
Blanton. OF BailsWlle
Lunch VIII be served by the
hostess church group Of Whien
Mrs Rosa J Courier. Amelia. is
president.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
J. ID. Ellis Joins
Roses Store Staff

J. D. Ellis, OF oxford, N. C. has
joined the staff OF Roses Store in
Farmville. us assistant 70 the
manager He is a native of Stem,
N @. and has just completed a
tour OF duty with the Air Force
serving as staff sergeant His duty
carried HIM 70 the Pacific with
stations in Japan and the Phllll-
pines Win Mrs Ellis. he expects
To establish residence here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Amelia Women Will
Be Hosts During
Presbytery Meeting

The fourth district conference
OF the Women Of the Church,
East Hanover Presbytery. VIII be
held March 10 at Amelia Pres
byte-ian Church.
Mrs. l.. B. Ward. Of Amelia