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whose golf. even, is impec-
cable, dammit. And Bess. Of
course, whose golf is merely
human.
Theater Managers Orville
Crouch. George Crouch, Scott
kirkpatrick, Gerry Wagner,
Fred Mcmillan, Bernie Ferber,
Angie Ratio, Vince Iorio,
Jerry Baker and the others.
Never by a fieeting frown have
they indicated that critics, in
their dourest moments, are
carrying freedom of the press
too far.
Eli Wallach and Danny
Kaye, both stimulating COM
panions anywhere. Danny q
bulwark Ben Hogan could ap-
preciate on a golf course. If
Hogan needed a bulwark, to
be sure.
Terry Brennan, Notre Danes
young coach. who survived the
discovery that sophomores are
too sophomore. And Paul
Hornung. the quarterback. who
played as if he could not see
what his teammates were not
doing.
Stanley Musial, the drama
departments favorite baseball
player. who rose even to the
occasion of playing on a Frank
Lane team.
Languid Pearl
Pearl Bailey who stole the
White House Photographers
dinner as languidly as she
sings and ad Ibis.
The Stars telephone depart
ment. womaned by Kitty King,
always a tower of strength to
a drama department that
needs a tower of strength.
Charley Holbrook, Dave Nc
Carthy, Johnny Ferber, Val,
Bake. Clarence and a compos-
ing room staff which never
runs out of ideas for back
stopping errant occupants Of
The Stars lower floors.
To all those whose names
would have appeared here
and should have-were not
this small pre-Christmas
paper.
And, finally. to all readers,
faithful or f1tful. who never
dwell upon the truth that they
are the most important people
in Washington.
Evening star., 1956-12-23

ard Bales: A program OF
Christmas music.
$500, WOL-Good Music Time
Paul Hume begins three
hours Of good music with the
Ceremony Of Carols by Ben
jamin Britten.
9:3O. WTOP-The Cherry Tree /:
"A Meditation ON Twelve
Christmas Virtues" Actress
Flora Robson links the cho-
raj Illustrations as sung by
one Of the outstanding church
choirs from London's Hamp-
stead Parish Church.
10:O5, WGMS - 1856 Salzburg
Festival: The Vienna Octet;
Mozart. Divertimento in F.
l1:OO, WRC-Monitor: The mu-
sic of Duke Ellington's Or
chestra from the Blue Note
in Chicago.
1880, WTOP - The Messiah:
George Frederick Handles
oratorio THE Messiah" will
be sung by the 400-voice
chorus Of the Worcester,
Mass. Oratorio Society.
Evening star., 1956-12-23
TODAY'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTs

9:O5 am, WGMS-Sunday
Concert: Bach, Chorale
Alleluia from Christmas Can
tata; Vivaldi. Bassoon Con-
certo in A; Tchaikovsky,
Excerpts from the Months.
900 am, WOL-Voices of
Zion: A report Of Christmas
in Israel. The church bells,
voices and choirs in the Holy
Land will be heard.
1900, WARLr-Country How
down: Featuring top Country
and Western Stars. This
week: Pee Wee King and his
Golden West Cowboys.
$500, WARL-Hillbilly Hit Pa
rade: The Nations top 10
country songs spun by Don
Owens.
$3.50, WRC = The c cath o ic
Hour: THE Son of Man and
the Leader of Righteousness"
will be the topic of the Very
Rev. Msgr. John J. Dougherty.
3:15. WIDOW, WASH-FM-Cap-
ital Productions: The final
chapter of the mystery serial
Split Diamonds"
$50, WMAL-Greatest Story
Ever Told: mo Room at the
Inn" is the ageless dramatiza-
ton of the travels of Joseph
and Mary and the birth Of
Christ.
500. WIDOW, WASH-FM-In
the Concert Hall: Schubert,
Symphony No. 9 in C; Berlioz,
TIE Deum Opus %; Handel,
Excerpts from the Messiah.
1900, WWDC-Christmas Yes
Wilson College Music
Department. of Chambers
burg, Pa, presents a pro-
gram of Christmas music
from the Christmas Vespers
Service at the College.
500, WRC-Monitor: Edmond
O'Brien. Monitor visits
Christmas party for 1000
orphans given by Order of
Moose in Chicago.
SOC, WGMS-National Gallery
Concert: The Landon School
Chorus; Thomas Mcintosh
pianist; Wilfred Briggs, con-
ductor; commentary by Rich
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LATEST TV INFORMATION

Teeyision programs for the week are carried in the
Televue magazine with todays Star Following supple
mentay information todays programs received after
Televue went to press
$3.50, WRC (D-Press Conference: Anna Kethly exiled
Minister OF State Of Hungarys shortved Macy government
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10
Ashby

Guests Of Mr. and Mrs e c.
Walton. Jr, for this week include
Dr.. and Mrs. r. e. Rem, of South
HILL Billy Rem. of Norfolk. Mr.
and Ms. Ed Rem and two chill
dren, of Augusta. Ga. Sunday visi-
tors were Mr.. and Mrs H. H Simp-
son and Mrs Robinson. Of Warwick
MIR and Mrs W f Bagby, Ms.
Hazel Wells and W 3 Stonnell at
tended the funeral of Julian Hud-
gems in Richmond. Friday
1t Ann Smith. who has completed
her work at Gunter Base. Ala. Wis
tied her parents. M. and Mrs R
A. Smith before leaving for Walk
er Air Field. NJ NJ. on Sunday
Misses Wyland and Carol Cal |
Smith accompanied her to Byrd
Airport
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bigger, Of
En1poria, spent Saturday with Mr.
and MIS- H. S, Bigger Dinner
guests On Sunday we've Mr. and
Ms. Claude Weaver and Connie. of
Roanoke and Mr. and MS ELS
worth Bigger. Of Goochland
Mr. and Ms. R L. Evans and
daughter. Of Maryland. and Mrs.
NJ H Meador, Jr., Of Barnes June
ton, spent last week with Mr. and
Ms. NJ. H Meador
Mi and Mrs R O. Brooks. Of
Richmond sncnt tho week end with
her grandfather, c. r. Whit, and
aunt Mr. and MS M H Enrich
Other visitors were M and Mrs
c M Corbin, Of Richmond, and
Mr. and Mrs. H H Ehrlch.
C. r. Whit accompanied Mr. and
Mrs l. E Pickett to Lynchburg
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams and
Bobby, Of North Carolina have
been spending several DAYS with
Mr. and Mrs. R L Adams
Miss Lynne and Pat Stonneu. Of
Richmond are visiting their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs L. J Daw-
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son. and attended services at Thorn
as Chapel Sunday
Relatives from Campbell County
visited Mr. and Mrs L. X. Ford
recently
Mr. and MIS-. Jack Heller. of
Fredericksburg. spent the week end
at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Davis. Of
Richmond visited MIR and Mrs j.
P. Martin. Sunday
MFR and Ms Stone and MIS-.
jamie Harrison. Of Richmond. visit
ed MIR and Mrs f R Harrison
Sunday. Miss Betty Jane Stone. who
had spent the past month with the
HaTlScnS, returned home
Mr.. and MIS- r s. Martin had
as their overnight guests. M and
Mrs Ashhy Whoriey and two sons.
CT Bedford
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Powhatan Farm
Supply Sponsors
Meet August Is

A What's the Answer" contest
Farm Home Advisory Committee
and elections Of local board aud
members. will be among the high
lights of the annual Southern States
membership meeting for the Pow
hatan area to be held at $50 pm.
August Is at Powhatan High School
Powhatan. The session is b Elm G
sponsored by Powhatan Farm Sup
ply
There will also he a showing OF
the movie Partners which is
the story Of how the farmer cooper
ativc has become an important
part of the farmers business opera
tions
The what's the Answer" contest
will he built around a slide film re-
port Of Southern States Cooperative
and local agency operations for the
past year
Carlton Elan. of Powhatsn. will
serve as chairman Of the local
meeting Rev. r. w Simpson, of
Belona. will give the invocation
Group singing will be led by E 7,
Janney. Of Clayville
A report on local operations and
services viii he given by Charles
NJ Hoag. manager Of PoWhatan
Farm Supply
Nominees for the local Southern
States board for the Powhatan area
are George Lee and John Nuckolls,
beth CT Powhatan: Ford Harris.
Cl2Nville: II o Williams and R. II
Hatcher, both of Trenholm
Nominees for the Farm Home Ad-
v'sory Committee are Mrs. J W
Hatcher. and Mrs Roscoe Tim
be,lake. both Of Ballsvile M
Gray Youncc. il. Clayville d
Ms Winfree Palmore, of Powha
tan. O'hor nominations may b e
made from the floor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10
Clayville

Mrs Ruth Harris. Of Miami. Fla.
has been. spending vacation with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. B..
Robins. During her stay, she was
hcnoree at a party given by MIS-.
Peggy Osborne. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs Esten DeNoon. Miss
Maxine Moore. Misses jeanette and
Maude Ann Jackson Robert Will
liams. Jr. and Alton Jackson Mrs.
Harris has been visiting friends and
relatives in this area and in Rich
mNnd She will return to Miami by
tram Tuesday night
Recent visitors of MIS- r r
Robeus were MIR and MS Donald
A Wharton and family, Of Landown
Hills. Md.
MS Russell Harris returne d
home Sunday with her twins MI
Harris was formerly a resident of
Clayvi1e
Roy McClocklin visited with rola-
h1es in Marion and in Alvarado.
recently
Roy Logon Of Richmond. spent
last Thursday with his sister. Mrs
Roy MoGlccklin
T c Beck was taken 70 st L,lkeS
Hospital today for medical treat
ncnt
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| day for a short visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Haley. In
Culpeper. They returned Sunday.
Mrs. E H. Burke spent several
days last week in Blacksburg where
she attended the annual Garden
Lovers Short Course at VPI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sydnor. Jr.. and
children of New Jersey, were in
McKenny last week visiting h e r
parents and are now visiting rela-
tives at Mannboro.
M. and Mrs. Worth FuIp n d
daughters. Gail and Anne. were re
cen. guests of Mrs T. p Calbreath
Mr. and Mrs. W B. Lyon and
children OF Richmond. spent Fri
day with his parents. MIR. and Mrs
Lewis v Lyon
Mss Hazel Clarke had as her
guest last week end Miss Jean
Dickerson. of Richmond. former
| teacher in the Amelia schools.
Grests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Arlington last week end were Mr.
ana Mrs. James N. Arlington. of
HarriSonbure
Mrs John W Vaughan and son
Jack. of SCOTS Fork. left Sunday
on an extended visit with her moth
Ell and other relatives at Bath
/ Somerset. England They expect to
"eturn in November.
NJ. and MS. G. V. Miller. their
son and daughter. visited Mr.. and
Mr.. Vernon Vest in Richmond on
Sunday
The Rev. and Mrs. D Douglas
WILKINSON. Miss Margaret Wilkinson
and the Wilkinson children spent
I Sunday in Amelia and attended the
+ Joint services of Amelia. letters
Vile Mattoax. Namozine and iRen-
ME Memorial Churches at Amelia
I Presbyterian Church picnic din
ner was held afterward Mr. Viii
kinson Is a former pastor of these
churches lie is now pastor at the
Lake Shore Presbyterian Church in
Jacksonville. Fla They were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Cary Nc
4 Connauphey for supper that night
and returned to Richmond where
thev are visiting.
M. and Mrs. James W Royal.
daughter. Linda, and Mr. and Mrs
Harold Osborne left Sunday for
Fontana Dam Village. N c., where
they will spend this week.
Capto n and Mrs George Mason.
Of Fort Rtlvoir, spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs John B
Mason
Mr. and MS Robert Arlington
were hosts at an Arlington family
reunion on Sunday at Goodwin
Lake There were about one hun
d''ed persons attending from Vir-
gina and nc'ahborine states
Ms J p West and Mr. and Mrs
f C. Lederhos. of Richmond, visit
ed frieHGS In Amelia Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Stephen l. L Farrar.
Stephen Lee and Sarah Holland, are
spending tins week at Camp Farrar,
Virginia Beach
Mrs. F H. Jones is visiting her
brother Bernard Holland at Viz
ginia Beach
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ Goolsby and
daughters, Becky and Suzanne, had
dinner Sunday with her. sister and
b r 0 t h r-in-l a W. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hardy They were return
ing to Newport News after a visit
with Mrs Goolsby's father in Bed
ford Miss Becky Goolsby spent
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AmeIio New.
Amelia County Fair To Be Held
Three Days, October 4, 5, 6

Amelia County's three-day Fair
will be held this year on October
4. S. and g. Plans are being made
for this countrywide event. with
several added features. Exhibitors
are urged to plan their exhibits now
so as to make this the biggest fair
ever for Amelia
Amelia has an up and coming
golfer in the junior crowd Denny
Jenkins qualified Tuesday. July "a
and PLAYED Wednesday and Thurs
day in the Junior Golf Tournament
at Lakeside While in Richmond. he
stayed with Mr. and Mrs James
Reynolds. Johnnie Reynolds return
cd home with him Thursday to
spend the week end Denny and his
father. H A jenkins. will play in
the Father and Son Tournament at
the Hermitage Club, Richmond. on
August 10
81 and Mrs. James l.. Hammer
and son Jimmie. returned ! S t
Thursday to their home in Mann
h0ro after several days spent at
Mlllhoro Springs. visiting relatives
Cantam and Mrs Emerson Cole
man and son are visiting his father,
/ A Coleman, at Mannboro. Cap
tam Coleman will study at Tulane
University for the next two years
for his masters degree Other visi-
tors of the L. A Colemans are Mr.
and Mrs Ned Coleman, of Daytona
Beach, Fla.
Mrs Charles Holman. III. Allen
Scott and Eleanor. left last Wednes-
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Sunday night with the Hardys and
returned home with her cousins.
Emily and Cynthia Hardy, and
Sherwood Overton. Mrs. George o,
Hardy. Jr.. who has been staying
with Mrs. Cary Patrick. her sister.
during her illness, returned home
Monday with Mr.. Overton and the
Misses Hardy
Mr.. and M S. George O. Hardy.
III. and children motored on the
Skyline Drive Sunday. They stopped
in Mineral for short visit with the
PAGES, who were former residents
Of Amelia
ton, D. c.. arrived Wednesday for
visit with her slsterln-law. Mrs,
I. P. Calbreath
A Youth week for the Amelia
| Presbyterian parish will be neld
from Sunday. August l at pm.
through August "a
Because the Amelia Baptist Sun
day School picnic was held on the
regular meeting day of the Amelia
! Maple wood H 0 m Demonstration
Club. the Clubs picnic will be on
| Thul soay August 9 at the home of
Mrs Sam Davenport at II noon.
Other Amelia County Home Demon
/ strahon Club meetings next week
a'e Mattoax All Club at 8 pm. on
August 10 with Bobby Saunders;
Wmterham, at Il m, Wednesday
August IS with Mrs William Eanes
and picnic for the Mannboro
Club on Saturday. August 10 at
6. 80 pm
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Army Pvt James r jackson
whose wife. Faith, lives in Powha-
tan. recently arrived in Germany
and is now member Of the Second
h1m1red Division
Jackson is assigned to tho Divis-
lens 82rd Rcconna issance Battal-
ION He entered the Army in Sep
TENDER 1865 and was last stationed
At Fort Stewart Ga
The l9-yearold soldier is the SIN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10
Tri-County Fair
May Be Tclevised

The Tri-County Fair. Gooch-
land, Powhatan. Louisa. may b.
talevised if plans now in the max
ing are concluded The Far opens
for four days on September
Television stations have offered
ter services in tclevisine a sub
Stantial portion of the activities.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-10

Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Moore on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
CLARKE and Mr. and Mrs Clifton
Clarke. of Martinsville.
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Of NJ and MIS-. J b Jackson, Of
Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-11
Well Water

Business Women's circle OF
Sharon Church gave miscel-
laneous shower Friday evening foi
Nm and Mrs. H. w. Emerson, OF
Dillwyn. who were recently mar
ried
Mrs. Annie E. Winfrey, who is
spending some time in Richmond
was visitor here Sunday, as
were her son. M. B. Winfrey, and
grandchildren. Carolyn and Bob
by, of Palmyra.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Maxey, and
daughter Elaine. and Mrs. Cora
B. Blaylock, Of Richmond, were
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Greene Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Banton, and
Nh and Mrs. Earl Banton. Sun
Gay were at the University Hos
pital in Charlottesville, where Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Banton's son. Roger
has been a patient for three
weeks
Mrs R NJ. Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Hall, and family, OF
Charlottesville. called Sunday on
Mr. and Mrs F.. A. Webster and
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Baber.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Temple
ton, of Halls Church. visited hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Tap
scott over the week end.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-11
Unit History Noted
On Auxiliary
Birthday

a history of Powhatan unit No
20l Of tie American Legion auxi-
larry was given at the organiza-
tons tenth anniversary celebra-
oion last month.
Mrs. Rachel Bevins, historian,
Traced the development of the
auxiliary from its organization
With 20 members and l transfer
N 1916 to its present total of Al
members, as reported by Mrs. Ce-
ella, Snider, membership chair
man.
Present for the tenth anniver-
sary celebration were II of the
charter members. including Mrs.
Anna Boelt, Mrs. Bass Maxey,
Mrs. Julia Anderson. Mrs. Verna
Winfree. Mrs Mary Morris, Mrs.
Mary Merchant. Mrs. Esteher Ur-
bine. Mrs. Nancy Byrd Richter,
Mrs. Helen Carter, Mrs. Cecilia
Snider and Mrs. Aileen Bland
ford
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patton. but encouraged the young
men in his audience to put athletic
endeavor in proper relation to
studies character development and
preparation for life
He reminded them that before too
long their days of participation will
be over and he advised them to
think well on the question of what
they have to go on then
Junior Halfback Howard Clay
bough was awarded the school CT
tation for having contributed most
to progress and development of the
squad both during practice and in
game competition.
The junior back, who won the
individual scoring race in District
B. also received the F. m V il e
Radio-Press trophy as the outstand-
ing player on the squad. It is pre-
scented jointly by The Farmville
Herald and Radio Station WFLO.
and sportscaster AL Smith, who also
handles the public address system
mike at Farmville home games,
made the presentation.
For Sportsmanship
F'ullback Randolph Lafoon wa s
awarded the squad trophy for the
best splay of craftsmanship
throughout the season. Tackle Roy
Pearson won the trophy for the
highest scholastic average among
football players.
Quint Overton received the Cap
taln's Trophy" for outstanding per-
Torrance and team leadership.
The gift to Coach Gilmer. from
both the varsity and Jayvee squads,
was movie camera. The players
presented c. M Price with a
jacket. John Tigmo. a sweater. and
Don Moss. a shirt For Al Smith S
support and able handling of the
PA system. the players presented
the WF'LO news and sportscaster
with pair of gloves
Principal and Mrs. NJ. U. Leete
were special guests as We're the
girls IN the most enthusiastic corps
Of supporters the team had all
season-the FHS cheerleaders.
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Ransons

MI and Mrs Mitchell Hunter. of
Windsor, announce the birth of a
son November 3d. Mrs. Hunter will
be remembered as Miss Elizabeth
Maxey. Of Ransons.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Patteson and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
visited Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Patteson
Patteson and family, of Richmond
Sunday. as did Riley Patteson, of
RPI in Richmond. and DR.. and Mrs.
s. c. Patteson and family. of Farm
vile.
w r. Flowers, of Lynchburg.
spent a few hours with his sons
here Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs Sam Spencer, of
Scottsville. were guests Of her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hayes, of
Buckingham. visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B B. Patteson. Sun
day.
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thing.
She saiG that the American news
papers were difficult to read being
written In English. so she pre-
fe4red not to go deeply into the
current crisis in Poland and Hun
gary. She summed up her opinion
by saying that Russia had mixed
too much Ill the internal affairs Of
those countries.
II is generally thought in this
country that Yugoslayia under Tito
is the country credited with sue
ce5sful resistance to Russian domi-
nation. She was quick to point out
thai Tito is not a dictator. but an
elected ruler He is a president and
there are two branches of govern
ment like we have in our hicameral
system
Stands up for Egypt
Miss Mica may have hesitated on
some subjects but she spoke out
quickly against Britain and France
for moving into the Suez Canal
Zone She thinks the canal should
be turned over to Egypt. lock, stock
and barrel
Another sore point with the Bal
kan visitor is Trieste She feels that
Trieste belongs to Yugoslavia. and
she said in no uncertain terms that
if the United States and Britain had
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-11
h-ScS cooeh ThoImon Guest Speaker
Trophies Given During FHS Football
Feast; ClaybOugh, Smith Are Captains

Howard Claybough and Jimmy
Snlith were named 1857 co-captains
and trophies for performances the
past season were presented last
week during the Patterson football
banquet at Farmville High School
In expression of appreciation for
guidance and help the past season,
players presented gifts to Coach r
c. Gilmer and his part-time aides
this season. c. M. Price. John
TiEmO and Don Moss.
Guest speaker for the banquetees
III the school cafeteria was Robert
Thalman. athletic director and head
football coach at Hampden-Sydney
College.
Thalman described the numerous
benefits received in athletic partici-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-11
Christmas Seal
Dollar Wage
Sway TB Fight

Six hundred posters were distribu-
ted last week by the Southside
tuberculosis Association in the bust
ness districts of all the communities
III the nine county area served by
the Association. The posters and
1856 Seals are designed to illustrate
the spirit Of the 50th annual Christ
mas Seal Sale.
There is no time to pause for
celebration of the triumphs against
TB. There Is big job ahead OF
bring under control this disease
which creeps into our homes and
rcbs so many OF health and happi-
ness" Esten H. Shomo. executive
director of the Southside Associa
ton. pointed out this. Urging their
purchase, Shomo said Christmas
Seals finance:
~ Education about TB and good
health-of the general public, of stu
dents from elementary to college
level, of professional people as we'll
as of patients and their families.
~ Finding cases of TB-By help
ing with Mass Chest X-rav Surveys
and by constant attempt to urge
all people to get a chest X-ray
every year.
80 Service to tuberculosis pa
tients-by providing counsel and
other help to patients and their
families and TO help with reha bill
tatlon of TB patients
a Medical and social research
IN an effort to find better ways of
preventing and curing tuberculosis
80 A continuous fight for ada-
quate facilities-for controlling TB
and providing better public health
in the nine county area served by
the Southside tuberculosis Associa-
tion.
Christmas Seals provide the sole
lrc 1me for the Association year
program. Every purch a e of
Christmas Seals is important. "
SEomo concluded
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-11
Saint Nick To Visit
Early In Powhatan

Carol singing. Christmas NOV
les, treats for the youngsters and
a visit from Saint Nicholas are
scheduled for the annual Christ
mas program sponsored by the
PoWhatan American Legion post
and auxiliary December 10
The program Will be held at
$50 pm. IN the PoWhatan War
Memorial building auditorium. All
children in PoWhatan county and
surrounding communities have
been invited to attend
A large tree Will be lighter in
SIDE the building for the program,
which is under the direction OF
Mrs. Margaret Kruger.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-12-11
States Rights


that today We face a greater meas
ure Of eXtravagance. deeper inter
national involvement and a more
serious loss of national sovereignty
than ever before in our history =
The committee said political ac-
ton for states rights must be en-
couraged in each of the 48 states.
and resolved that from this time
on the fight shall be waged more
vigorously than ever before
Barr indicated that the committee
would encourage action within the
various states first and then. If
action on a national basis is deemed
necessary a national organization
would be set up
Barr also recognized the fact that