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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07

sections of the bumpers. A car
wide air scoop above the grille
directs air to the radiator. The
Visercd headlamps are topped by
air-toil ornaments on each fend-
er. The new low hood has a
smart wing and circle emblem
emblazcned across its front
Rear fender fins on the 1857
Pontiac flair to house and inte-
grated tail lamp, back-up light
and safety reflector assembly
The large oval tail lamps arc
protected by two projections in
the rear bumper which also
serve as exhaust ports on cars
equipped with dual exhausts.
This year, the new Pontiac
has available 55 different Access
series and ii optional equip
mcnt items for the 1857 line"
said Frank Bridge, general sales
manager for Pontiac.
One of these accessories is the
tranSiSterized receiver TO be US
ed in the deluxe radios.
a cordial invitation TO the
public TO attend the initial show
ing of the new Pontiac was eX
tended by R. R. Rogers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
Western Auto
Celebrating
Anniversary

The Western Auto Associate
Store is celebrating its 18th an
niverSary with the opening OF
Toyland this week.
Gifts will be available for
children who visit the store with
their parents on Saturday and
rcgistcration is now underway
for a Truetonc TV set to be Civ
en- away December %.
we appreciate the progress
we have made in the past 18
years and are grateful to our
many patrons who have helped
us to grow in giving better Serv-
ice, carrying a more complete
line of merchandise, and the cx-
pansion of our building" said
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Rogers, own
RS and managers of the local
store.
They further added 1--WE are
happy to offer these free gifts
to our patrons and extend a Spc-
cial invitation to the public to
visit our store and enjoy this
celebration with us"
Working with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers in the daily operation of
the store are Royce Harrelson,
L. NJ. Curric, Neil Fowler and
Don Crib.
Wade Hodges is in charge of
the TV and Radio repair shop
operated in connection with
Western Auto.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
= Reminiscinq =

nounced this week by Mrs. Bes-
sic 3. Ballentinc, executive sec
rotary of the North Carolina Au-
tomobile Dealers Association.
Rev. II. FREQ Surrat left We'd
nesday TO attend the North Car
DINA Methodist Conference now
in session in the Steele Street
Methodist Church in Sanford.
Columbus County Supcrin-
tcndent of Schools w. T. Boyer
addressed members Of the Tabor
City Rotary Club in their rcgu-
lar dinner meeting on Monday
evening.
DR.. Frank II. Jeter, Extension
Editor and WPTF Farm News
Editor, of Raleigh, will be guest
speaker before the Columbus
Federation OF Homo Dcmonstra-
ton Clubs at the Achievement
Night TO be held at the Ameri-
can Legion Hut in Tabor City
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 8. at
7:30 o'clock.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07

Melted only 2299 votes in this
county.
These unofficial! figures are
based on reports from all 25
precincts. An official canvass Of
the election returns will be held
tomorrow Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock in the county court
house.
Governor Luther Hodges re-
ccived S,7l3 votes in Columbus.
His opponent, Kyle Hayes, gar
nercd only 97S.
In the Superior Court Judge
ship races, Tabor City's Ray
mond B. Mallard received the
top vote with 1891.
County commissioners, unou-
posed. who were elected included
Dan BARLEY, S,776 votes; Lea
mon p Ward, ssh; w. B. Buff
kin, S,S01.
Lee Fisher received 9,O27 votes
as register Of deeds.
Alton Lennon, seventh district
democratic nominee for the U. s.
House of Representatives, receiv-
ed S,G26 votes. His opponent
c. Dana Malpass received 92i
votes.
For the state house of repre-
sentatives, w. +. "Bill" Floyd
received S,S4l votes.
Jack Hooks, chairman of the
county board of elections, re-
ported quiet, orderly election
throughout the county.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
Tabor City Club
Wins S peciuI Honor

Mrs. Paul Scott of Fair Bluff
was elected president of the
Tenth District, North Carolina
Federation of Women's Clubs,
at the general meeting held in
Whitcvlllc Monday.
Mrs. Charles Scott, also OF
Fair Bluff, was named as vice
president. and Mrs. Annie Nj.
Spears of Whitevillc was elected
to the post of secretary.
Special recognition was a
warded the Tabor City Woman's
Club during the morning session
when a certificate Of honor was
presented for the attainment of
a one hundred percent club for
1856. Mrs. Fred NJ. Jernigan
Sr. club president, received the
certificate from Mrs. Moody
Perry. Jr. of Lumberton. who is
currently serving as district
president.
The local club was also re-
cognized with the appointment,
of Mrs. Evelyn Leonard as Gen
eral Federation Magazine Chair
man for the district.
Attending with Mrs. Jernigar
and Mrs. Leonard from Tabor
City We're Mrs. S. T. Rogers
Mrs. Evelyn +. Bullock and Mrs
H. E. Epps.
Only eight clubs of the "a il
the district made the 100 per-
cent rating.
The attendance award for the
Injecting went to the Elizabeth
town Junior Woman'S Club.
State officers attending anc
taking part on the program in.
cluded Mrs. Aubrey Mauney, o.
Kings Mountain, N c. president
Mrs. c. Gordon Madrey of A.
hoskic, first vice president; Mrs
James M. Harper, Jr. of South
port, second vice president; Mis-!
Marjorie Yokleym of Noun
Airy, third vice president; Mrs
d. r. Mauney, Jr. of Cherryville
recording secretary; Mrs. Leslie
E. Barnhardt of Charlotte, Cor
responding secretary and Mrs
George Evans of Asheville, trea'
surer.
The general theme of tn
Injecting was political with stat
officerS commencing clubwomel
in their addresses for active par
ticipation in government.
| A note of progress and defin
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
SEVEN YEARS AGO
III Leyerne Ward

The Tabor City Sweet Potato
Auction Market reached an all
time high this week as purchases
by buyers on the local mark
ct through Wednesdays sales
reached close TO 100000 bushels.
The observance of Crop Sun
day on Nov. 6 will officially in
augurate a Columbus County eff
fort to obtain two train car loads
Of farm products for the Christ
mas Rural Overseas program.
The Norman A. Smyth Com
pany Of Charlotte began con-
struction last week on the Prince
Motor Company, Inc. building
located on Pridgen Street adjac-
ent to the McGougan Electric
company.
The annual business done by
new car automobile dealers in
North Carolina is approaching
the half billion mark, II was an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07

lie community and state worl; in
an 80. C thr district VS. also
poin.G. GU. ~ lie Officers and
|clubwomcn were assured of re-
'cognitlon as community leaders
in accepting membership in the
federated clubs of North Caro-
lima.
The morning session was held
in the Woman'S Club House of
Whitcville with the Whitevillc
Senior and Junior Clubs serving
as hoStcSseS. The steering CON-
,mittec was composed of Mrs
Annie NJ. Spears. Mrs. Jimmy
EdmondS, Mrs. G.. +. Weaver,
and Mrs. Jerry Honeycutt.
A luncheon ut Hotel Whitcvillc
concluded the annual session
with about 300 club women in
attendance.
The 1857 meeting will be held
in ChadbOurn with the SorosiS,
Maids and MatronS, and Junior
Woman's Clubs playing host.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
1857 Pontiac Will Go On Display Here Friday;
Public Invited To Rogers Pontiac open House"

The 1857 Pontiac will be dis
played here Friday at Rogers
Pontiac Company.
Il. Il. Rogers, local Pontiac
dealer. said today the 1857 pom
tiaC was 1.-The finest car we have
ever put out in the history of the
company"
with beauty, power plus per-
1ormance, this car has, it will
be the public's number one road
car for 1857" said Rogers.
Door prizes, Indian headdrcS-
scs. windshield scrapers, bal
looms and cooling books, will be
given away all day Friday dur
ing the showing of the new
Pontiac
Viewing the technical aspects
OF the new Pontiac for 1857, int
crest ccnters around the entire
Ny rcdeSigned va engine which
has more to offer this year than
ever before.
or prime Importance in this
years higher horsepower va is
the increased piston displace-
ment-from 316.6 cubic inches
TO 3i704 cubic inches. This was
accomplished by lengthening the
piston stroke from 3-A inches to
80 Is inches. Thus an addition
snl 2Nf4 cubic inches of displace-
mint is provided, making for
G.. E,r accclcration, better per-
Torrance and safety margin
power when needed.
The 1857 Pontiac will have a
PORTER look with the lower
silhouette, IA" wheels and tires.
This reduces overall car height
and contributes to a softer ride
as we'll.
- In the luxurious Star Chici
series. Pontiac offers four Gus
tom models including Catalina
sedan, Catalina coupe, four-door
scdan and Safari station wagon.
The deluxe models are also av-
ailable - the convertible coupe
and fOur-dOor sedan.
The front end of the new
Pontiac is given massive beauty
and protection by the cleaning
.wrap-around bumpers and the
vertical ribbed grille, Larkc. ell
optical parking and signal lamps
are intcrgratcd into the lower
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
County Buildings
To Be Aucfioned

Two Columbus County build
ings, both former lunchrooms
declared abandoned by the CO.
lumbus County School system
and board of education, will be
auctioned at noon on December !.
Hickory Hill Indian School and
Cerro Gordo High School lunch
room buildings will be disposed
of ut the auction.
T. Ward Guy, county superin-
tcndcnt Of schools, said the
Hickory Hill property consists
Of about , and one-half acres
of land. The Cerro Gordo prop
crty will include removal of the
building without sale of the land
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
Abel's In N. Y.
Following
Visit Here

Sic. and Mrs. Kermit Abel,
and son, Larry, are now at home
in Albany, N. Y. following a
visit here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Kern Prince.
The Abcl's had returned from
Japan where he served for a
long period prior to their visit
here. Sic. Abel is now a recruit
ing officer with headquarters in
Albany.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
Columbus Voters
Didn't Like Ike

Over 1000 Columbus County
voters took time out yesterday
to cast ballots in the general
election.
Like most rural counties in
North Carolina, Columbus went
all out for Democratic candidate
Adlai Stevenson in the presidcn-
tial race. Stevenson received
1902 votes Eisenhower, who
WAS elected by a landslide vote
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOIFS

We would like TO call attention
TO the folks hunting here. Most
of our woods are posted and we
arc busy gathering corn now.
We don't want the hunters. to
come here and be disappointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ncaly
and children Of ThomasvillC
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bolton SolCs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Norris
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Duckcrp NCaly.
John Cartrettc is i'll at his
home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
Mrs. Nettie Harmon
Gives Program
For Circle

Joy From Wells of Salvation,
StreSSing prayer, was given by
Mrs. Nettie Harmon al the
meeting of the Business Wom-
ans Circle, number l, held in
the nome OF Mrs. .. l.. JACKSON
in Pine Heights Tuesday Eve
ming. A recording OF The Lords
Prayer concluded the program
Mis- Ann Brooks McGougan
was IN charge of the devotional
and a number of scriptures OH
prayer.
Mrs. Roger carp, Mrs. J. f,
Walsh, Mrs. Arthur Prince and
Mrs. Cecil Mercer were received
in the circle as new members.
GOLDSBORO VISITORS
Mrs. Mitchell D. Baddour and
sons, Michael and Paul, OF
Goldsboro were guests in the
home of her SiStcr-in-law. Char
lie COrbCtt. last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
Negro School
Announces
Honor Roll

Tabor City Negro High School
announces the Honor Roll for
the first report period. 1t is as
follows:
"a" HONOR ROLL
Grade 3: Barbara Stewart and
Carolyn Nealy; Grade 5: Betty
Myers; Grade 6: Maggie Mae
Todd; Grade 7; Wallace b. Rig
gins; Grade Q: Gwcndoiyn Chest
nut, Betty Jane Piggott, Annie
Mel Smith, Henry r. Smith,
Gladys Mae Stanley, and Patri-
cha Tiabo; Grade 10: Doris K.
johnson, Maggie 10 johnson,
Rachel A. Smith. Glenoria
Smith and Virginia Smith;
Grade IL: Frances Chestnut;
Grade II: Carolyn Chestnut,
Betsy Ann Dinkins and Lillian
| Todd.
"B" HNOR ROLL
Grade /: Milton Varecn, Sadie
Todd. David Nicely, Lizzie Long.
Cecil Reece, Willie Stephens,
Wanda Johnson and Wilson But
Ter; Grade 2: Billy Frazier, Jul
ius Long, Priscilla Nealy, Lena
stephens and Lotha Todd;
Grade 3: Ronnie Mcneil and
Phil Baton; Grade 4: Terry Gail
McNeill, Jacquelene Stewart,
Mary Ella Stanley, Mary Joe
Mcqueen, Levenia Jackson, Vera
Lee Butler and Shirley Ann
Shipman; Grade 5: Lizzie Mae
Todd, Tilma Geralds, Bobby
Shaw, Bobby Tiabo, Jean Caro-
Ign Tatum, Margie Vereen and
Barbara Williams; Grade 6:
Rayton Geralds, Johnny Ford,
Betty L. Butler, Gwendolyn p.
higgins, Barbara A. DeeSe
Marvella E. Myers, Hollis L.
Vaught, Sarah NJ. Dewitt and
Martha R. Givins; Grade 7;
Joyce Chestnut, Raeford Ger
aids, David SoleS, Mary L.
johnson, Ernestine Stephens
and Magdelene Stephens; Grade
Q; Foster l.. Faulk, Thelma
Stephens, Ider Pearl Stevenson
Hilda Stephens, Roberta Marsh
all and Johnny Gore; Grade 10
Georgia Mae Bellamy, Macie l.
Graham, Betty Lou Shaw, Phil
Zip NJ. Smith, and James Paul
stevenson; Grade IL: Earnestine
Farmer, Betty Terrell and Arth-
ur Vereen; Grade IL: Annie
Pearl Bellamy, Mary Clay Dant-
|zler, lie S. Greggs, Ethel Lee
Hardy, Essie Ruth Jones, Shir-
LEY Small and Jessie Thompson
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Todd of
Chadbourn spent some time re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Gore OF
Whitcvillc spent the week end
With Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester
Cnrn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07

Dewey SoleS of the China
Grove section spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Soles.
Daniel HinSon is moving to
another section of the township
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07
BACK TO TEXAS

Pfc. Billy Prince has returned
TO Fort Bliss, Texas where is is
serving an enlistment with the
Armed forces.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-11-07

Tabor City Negro High School
announces the Honor Roll for
the first report period. 1t is as
follows:
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Miss Scott And
Mr.. McIluQine
Are Wed Tuesday

TIE marriage of Miss jamie
Scott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter O'Brien Scott of Smith
field to Parke Galusha McIlWaine,
son Of Mr. and MS. Thomas Jones
McIlWaine of Farmville, took
place Tuesday. August 81. a
l0:45 m. The Reverend Otis
G liam performed the double
ring ceremony at Bethany Metho-
dist Church in Slnithfield.
Miss Christine Scott was her sis
ter's maid of honor and only at
tendant.
William McIlWaine of Ashland
was his brothers best man. Ushers
were MoWbray Allan of Hampden-
Sydney and Madison McClintic
Of Richmond.
The CEREMONY was attended by
the families Of the bride and
bridegroom and close friends of
the bride.
After wedding trip the couple
Will make their home in Wash
ington, D C.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
% Ions 'WQ0d
Students Attend
Hockey Camp

TWcntv-two students from Long
wood College VIII attend Hockey
Camp to be held in Tobyhanna. Pa.
August o-September 5. They will
be accompanied by Miss Eleanor
Wfddle a S 81 stant instructor in
physical and health education
These who viii represent Long
wood a the Camp will be: the
Misses Nancy Strjpiin. of Farm
"ille Dolores Winder, Of Lvnhaven:
ANN Wavne Fuller. Of Danvlle:
Nancy GEORGE. Of Richmond: San
d~a Fitzgerald. of Wytheville: Car
lVn ObNnShain Of Roanoke: Loretta
Kuhn. Of Richmond: Elain Weddle.
Of Roanoke Helen Young. Of Gov
neton Nancy Andrews. of Roa-
yoke, Pat Campbell. of Altavista;
Gayle CUNNINGHAM. of Waterford:
Margaret Dowdy. of Lynch Station.
Also. JANE Glenn. Of Ballsville,
Barbara Mcknight, of DreXel Hill,
Pa Nancy Richardson. of Grundv
Willie TAYLOR. of Gretna: l. i n d a
VeSs of Covington Barbara Wade.
of Mclean; Jackie Waller. of Hurt !:
Annie Y Weaver. of Madison. and
Carol Wolfe. of Arlington
During Camp the Longwood girls
will play other colleges including
WeSthampton. Madison, Roanoke,
and William and Mary.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Tuo'o'le Club Women
Make Fair Plans

The Tuggle Friendship Club met
Monday night with Mrs. U. l. Hud-
son. Mrs. Jean Williamson led the
devotional; Mrs. Hazel Reynolds,
president, presided
Plans were made for the Five
County Fair and the following COM
mlttees were named: Federation
Goal booth-Mrs. Ruth Simpson.
Mrs. Jean Williamson and Mrs.
Hazel Power: Educational booth
Msr Margaret Slayton. Mrs. Hazel
Reynolds and Mrs. Pearl Booth,
Party Refreshment booth-M S.
Dorothy Black Mrs Judith Booth
and Mrs. Lucy Simpson.
The demonstration topic for the
month was "Snacks and Simple
Refreshments Mrs, Hazel Reyn-
olds presented each member with
new recipes During the social hour,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

Mrs. T. Gilbert Wood will arrive
this week end from Roanoke to
visit with Miss Virginia Wall
Mrs. l.. z. Johnston. Jr.. enter
tanned her bridge club On We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. Fred Dixon. OF Richmond.
expects to visit friends in town
on Friday and Saturday
Mrs. j. j. Marshall returned to
her home Monday after spending
two weeks with relatives in Beck
ley. w. Va.
Miss Clare Pillow and her aunt
Miss Daisy Davis. had as their
Sunday guests Vernon Orange, Of
High Point. N c., and Mrs. Mary
Orange and family. ON Richmond.
were recent visitors of DR.. and
Mrs. w w Noel in Henderson,
N c.. and also DR.. and Mrs. David
Noel in Oxford, N. c.
Mrs j. C. Willis has returned to
her home in Cayce, S. c.. after
spending some time with her aunt,
Mrs. Elto Schroeder.
Mrs A. NJ Bynum is spending
some time this week at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Betty Ann Fretwell return
ed home on Wednesday after
spending ten days as the guest OF
her sister. Mrs Charles Cordell
Sanford. and Mr. Sanford, in
Warsaw.
Mrs. Baldwin Stewart return
ed to her home in Durham, N c..
on Wednesday after spending sew
eral days as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs, w. E. Macdonald at their
IlOiilG Oh Ille IL oClSNt-
Mrs. w. S. Elliotte has as her
guest this week her sister, Mrs.
Clara Williams. Of blackstone.
Mrs. R. o. Walker, of Suffolk. is
spending some time as the guest
of her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Webster,
She is also visiting with Mrs. j. A.
DoWdy.
Mrs. Ida B. Overton left her
home in South Boston on Friday
of last week to visit her brother
ln-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Vaughan.
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Bruce we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Woodward and family Of
Richmond. and Mr. John Bruce
and Miss Mary Bruce.
Mics Po+tv Ann MONTGOMERY.
of Lynchburg. is visiting her
aunts and their families this week
T1ey arc Mr., and Mrs. Newton
Coin and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Vaughan.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Off The Bookshelf

The following is list of some Of
the new books in the Farmville
town library:
AN Adventure In Love-, by W.
Taliaferro Thompson-How to alb
sorb the vigor of Christian love in
to your family life
Harvest on the Shore, by Grace
Carstens-The love story of two
people with different outlooks upon
life with Cape Cod as the setting
"A Wish A Day. by Der a
Ruck-The story of girl who could
have one wish a day granted and
whose love wish was not as ex-
pected.
"A Single Pebble. by John Her
sey-A beautiful simple novel about
a young American engineer, who is
sent to China in the 1925 to find a
location for a dam on the YYangtze
River.
Marianne Thornton by E. M
Forster-A domestic biography OF
the beloved great-aunt of the author
who is one of England S foremost
men of letters.
"Old Yeller" by Fred GIBSON
The story of the love between a
boy and big ugly yellow dog. set
in the hill country of Texas.
Beyond the Black Stump. by
Nevil Shute-The love story of a
SerlolsS young American geologist
and the daughter of the owner of a
lonely sheep ranch in West Austral-
ia.
Charmed Circle, by Susa
Ertz-The Prentiss family was gra-
cious, loving, happy. secure. world
unto themselves until the outside
world broke in upon the children
Afternoon of an Autocrat", by
Norah Lofts--An intriguing novel
which spans three worlds. the splen-
did palaces of India. the stately
manorS of England and pre- Chris
tan Britain.
The Prophet and the King. BY
Shirley Watkins An impressive
novel which re-creates the days
when the Israeiites drove the PhiIis-
tines from the land
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Personal Mention

Mrs. Charles Martin and daugh-
ter, Fay spent last week at Vir-
ginia Beach and visited Mrs. Mar
tins brother and sister in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Woodson. in
Richmond en- route home Miss
Valerie Leese accompanied them
on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Adams re-
turned on Monday after visiting
With their son and daughter in
law. Dr.. and Mrs. Horace Adams,
Jr.. at their home in Asheville.
N. G. Mr.. and Mrs Adams expect
to have as their guest Mrs. Henry
c. 'Pheiffer, of Richmond. Mrs.
Pheiffer is expected to arrive en-
Friday.
Miss Rose Allen spent the week
end IN Richmond visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
| Elliot Hicks. Mrs. w C. Harding
and Mr.. and Mrs, Aubrey Atkin-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Barton
arrived on Wednesday from st.
Adams. w. Va. to visit Mrs. Bar
tons sister. Mrs Richard Cralle.
and Mr.. Cralle.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Smith. Of
New York City, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Russell Smith. Of Amelia. visited
their aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Smith, ST.. this week.
| Mrs. Walter c. Palmer and
daughter Ann. and SON Cary. of
| Warwick. returned to their home
on Monday after several days
visit. with her parents. MI. and
Mrs. Asa Smith.
MRS. S. A. Dunnavant, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Smith and Mrs. Christie
pher Morrison. of Stoneham.
Mass. attended the graduation
exercises last Tuesday at the Uni
versity of Virginia in Charlottes-
vile. Mr. and Mrs Paulas Price
were members of the graduating
class and each received their mas
ter's degree.
Mr., and Mrs. Irving Smith. of
Richmond, and Mr., and Mrs. E.
B Felty were Sunday guests of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Smith. Sir, and Mr. and Mrs
Cary Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Asa Smith had as
their weekend guests Mrs. Smith S
sister. Mrs. Matte Carter of Ar
lington. and her sister-in law.
Mrs. Robert Carter, of Richmond
Miss Virginia Cowan returned
to Richmond on Sunday after
spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Emma C. Albright.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Second Annual Minister'S School
TO Open In Blackstone Monday

The second annual school for
ministers and their wives will be
bold fms wear At Blackstone Assem-
bly, Center, BEGINNING Monday after
noon. Afforiet ., and c'os'Ng after
lunch on Friday. August 81.
ristan Ga 'ber VIII make the op-
ening address Of 3.3a Monday after
noon TO be followed bv Dr. Carl
NJ cbalson. of Dew University
Or Mcha'son native Of Mime
sofa now professor of sytematIc
tN"9lorT at Dew, IN Madison. N j..
viii give a series Of lectures on the
Now Testament He is a popular
sneaker and scholar. much in de-
maui IN pastors schools and re-
hg'ous emphasis week programs on
collage camouses.
ONE lecturers for the week will
b. u Donqld NJ M9vna~d Of Bos-
ton University School Of Theology
sneahino On The Pastor aud Pc
ligious Education. and Dr.. J. Ed
wa~d Carrthers, minister Of First
Oh est church. Schenectady,
N. Y. D.. Caruthers, aIthor Of the
tcck. personal Religious Living"
VII rive eight lectures on "T h g
Church, the Pastor. and p u b ! c
Rotations.
Afternoons viii be free for rec
rcation including use of Large
So mra.ne pool and sun bathing
The school is sponsored by the
Department of In-Service Training
of Methodist Minister Of the Gener-
al Loard of Education. in coopera-
ton with five major boards or com
missions in our Virginia Conference
including the Board of Missions the
Board Of Education, the Board OF
EVANGELISM the Town and Country
Commission and the Board of Min
isterial Training and Qualifications