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Shrine Women to Meet

SU-ZU Court, 81, of the Ladies
Oriental Shrine of North Amer
lea will meet Tuesday at 8 pm,
lin Stansbury Hall, Georgia and
Missouri avenues NV.
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had litter Of puppies. MISS HUNT
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Minnesota, GO. Pin 81
In Doubt Now, Poll Shows
speclal pispatch 70 The star

MINNEAPOLIS Sept Minnesota. which Republican
1852 by margin of Sc to "A cent like
osSup in 1856 the basis early Statewide poll
Quoted by the Minneapolis Tribune
The famed Minnesota poll took trial survey 900
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06
Movie Guide

Prepared by the Motion Picture
Committee OF the Farmville Wo-
mans Club.
State Theafer
1.-The Man Who Knew Too Much
An American doctor. his wife. and
young son while on vacation in
North Africa find themselves in the
middle OF an assassination plot to
do away with Prime Minister. Elk
cellent for adults and young people;
mature for children.
The Bold and the Brave"-This
drama highlights the thoughts and
private lives of three soldiers await
ing action in Italy in World War IL.
The acting is good; but the script,
with one exception. never succeeds
in making the action and motivation
of the characters credible. Adults
BLACK Jack Ketchum Desper-
ado Without resort to guns. an
an INSCRIPTIONS rancher is Outwitted
by reformed outlaw. The film has
plenty of acton with les violence
than usual. Adults. young people
and children.
Lee Theater
Goodbye My Lady an ex-
cellent film for children. 1t is a
story Of boy who finds and trains
dog and then must face moral
choice of returning her to her own
ers. The setting is in the Mississippi
meadows and swamps. A du IS,
young people and children.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06

Cash on Delivery Pair for
adults and young people, the plot
evolves around the idea that if a
baby boy is born before a certain
hour the father will inherit a large
sum G. money
Uranium Boom is a sortlid Sto-
ny of two prospectors They pool
their knowledge of minerals and ter
rain, strike it rich, and then fall
out over woman Adults.
TOP of the World"--A jet pilot
problems are complicated by his
exwife who is running a night club
near the Air Force Weather Service
base in Alaska to which he is as
signed Adults, young people, and
children.
Lone Ranger - To prevent a
rich rancher from killing Indians
and stealing silver from their prop
erty is the aim OF the Lone Ranger
Very good of its kind for the family
Dri,e-ln Theatre
The LittleSt OUTLAW" an out
standing picture of its type 1t is a
tale of a Mexican Stableboy's love
for a horse Family
The Left Hand of God A down
ed American flyer DIR e S 5 d in
churchly garb escapes Chinese
warlord. Adults and young people
This Island Earth is skill
fully done space film about t w,o
American atomic scientists who
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06
Guinea

The Rev. j. w. Orders filled his
regular appointment at Guine a
Church Sunday morning. A mon g
those at church Sunday were Wyatt
Crute and daughter, of Norfolk;
Amber Cox. Of Detroit: Edward
Sheldahl, of Arlington. and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ Beasley, of Cumber-
land.
Miss Elaine Walker, of white
Hall. was a Saturday guest Of M
Sgt. and Mrs. David j. Matson. Mr..
and Mrs. j. p Stratton were also
recent guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. BALI and
children, Eddie, Jr. and Billy, of
Richmond, were Saturday luncheon
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Walk
er. Jr.. in honor Of the birthday
celebration of Mr.. BALI Edward
Sheldahl. of Arlington, spent the
past week in the same home.
Amber Cox. of Detroit, Mich, ar
rived Sunday to spend his vacation
in the j. E. Meador home
Mrs. L. R. Womack and daughter
Virginia Garnett, and Mrs. William
Giles. of Richmond. were guests of
the Decatur Rodgers family at Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, on June 1927.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Oertel were
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06
TIE FARMv1LLE (va.) HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY g. 1856

Saturday evening guests of Miss
Elaine Walker. NJ Sgt and Mrs.
David j. Matson were Friday even
ing guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart McGhee and
children, Jimmy and Brenda. Of
Denbigh. were week end guests Of
Mr. and Mrs w. D. Walker. Mr..
and Ms. ] B. Palmore. Of Rich
mon. were Sunday luncheon guests.
Mrs. Ernest Davis returned home
Friday after a two weeks visit
with her uncle. Matt Brown. at
Dover, Del.
The friends of Mrs H. D. Moring
were sorry to learn OF her accident
and wish her speedy recovery.
Miss Elaine Walker spent Wednes-
day with Mrs r. j. Oertel at Farm
vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gordon and
daughter, Robin, Of Bedford, have
been spending some time with the
j. A. Hazelgrove family at Fork
land.
Many from here attended the
music recital at the Baptist Church
in Farmville on Friday evening
Misses Phyllis Mathews and Betty
Sue Garnett took part in the pro
gram
A number of Guinea residents at
tended the meeting pertaining to
the Soil Bank program at Clmber
land on Monday evening.
Sunday morning guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Walker, Jr.. were
Mrs. E. Yancey. of near Farmvllle.
and Mrs. and Mrs. Earl Goss.
FairvieW, W. Va. will be able to
claim one of the worlds largest
commercial bitumlnOuS coal mines
upon completion of Sugar Run No.
% Mine of the Jamison Coke and
Coal Company The new mine is
planned for daily output Of $4,000
tons. q
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06
Bethlehem

The Union Bible School closed
with commencement exercises at
Beulah Methodist Church on Satur-
day, June 80. at $40, followed by a
picnic supper There was total
enrolment of 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Vaughn and
family. of Appomattox, visited Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. c. Jordan on Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Dodd of
Greensboro, N c.. spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. En-
NETT Dodd. Miss Jean Mcintosh re-
turned with them to her home IN
Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Thackston,
shall and Elizabeth Thackston
and Charles Anderson visited M r.
and Mrs. Henry Thackston and Mr..
and Msr j. r. Baker in Kenbridge
on Sunday.
Mrs. John Anderson and Mr. S.
Clyde Thackston were appointed as
delegates to attend the Interdenom-
national Sunday School Convention
OF Charlotte County ON Friday, July
6, at MI Carmel Methodist Church.
Miss Hazel Templeton is attending
the Baptist Conference at Massa-
Meta this week
Mrs. B T. Cary. of Richmond is
spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs HARDWOOD Cary
MI and Mrs. Clarence Howard
and children are visiting relatives
in Kentucky.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06
Oak Forest

Miss Nellie Mae Stonnell returned
from camp Saturday. She learned a
lot and did many things while there,
she reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert jenkins, of
Cumberland, visited Mrs. W. S.
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Anderson. Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Anderson.
of Richmond, recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. E B Anderson.
Wayne Anderson and a friend, OF
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs E.
B. Anderson, Tuesday, They were
dinner guests while there.
w. S Anderson attended a farm
ers meeting in Lynchburg. Tuesday
E B Anderson fed his chickens for
him while he was gone
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Castellani,
Al and Rickie Castellani left Fri
day for Hartford, Conn, where they
will spend their vacation
Carl Meinhard, of Cumberland.
called to see Mrs. w. S. Anderson
a little while last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs W. S. Anderson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meinhard.
Sunday.
Miss Janet Stonnell is planning to
spend this week at All Club Camp.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06

were kidnapped by emissaries from
another planet For adults an d
young people very good: scary for
children.
"MaSterson of K a Sis a
Western with the setting in Dodge
City in the late 1905. To find evil
dence to save an innocent man. a
young sheriff joins forces with a
gun-slinging gambler. Adults an d
young people.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06

near Deatonviile. Saturday evening.
July 7. by the intermediate Royal
Ambassadors and Girls Auxiliary.
Ice cream, cake Weiners and soft
drinks will be on sale. The sponsors
invite everyone to attend
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-06

Sandy Greek Church
Lawn Party Saturday
A benefit lawn party win be given
at Sandy Creek Baptist Church,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
WORK UNITES FAMILIES
,nukoh Types Efforts OF Renowned Movie Moke

CREATING THIS service Is typ1-
cal of Schary's dedication to prof.
ects for the advancement of Juda-
ism. He has written a similar Serv-
ice for Passover, was chosen 1852
"man of the year" by his B'nai
Birth lodge in Beverly Hills, Calf,
is a director of the Brandeis Camp
Institute and of the Olympic Jew
ish Temple and Center.
Among his philanthropic efforts
have been a Guardians of the Jew
ish Home for the Aged sponsor
ship and chairman of the Motion
Picture Division of the United Jew
ish Welfare Fund.
H. Jay Sharp, in last months is
sue of the National Jewish Month
ly, described Schary's Chanukah
service:
"IT is DEVELOPED as a rededi-
cation of all the things that are
held dear in our Jewish and Amer
ican life. The traditional method of
lighting one candle the first day,
the second night two, and so on
until the eighth night, is followed.
This, according to Schary gives us
an opportunity each day to rededi-
cate each of the previous candles
and to reaffirm the high qualities
they represent.
"The eight candles represent, IN
order, the following: Faith, Free
dom, Courage, Love, Charity, In
tegrity, knowledge, and Peace.
These are the eight candles Of
Dore Schary, halo lights of his
thinking, guiding lights of his &C
ton"
Sharp quotes from a Schary
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
7b5Hungdry
Jews Aided
By viennese

VIENNA (JTA) - A total of 765
Hungarian Jewish refugees are re-
gistered with the Vienna Jewish
Community and receiving assist
ance through the community, it
was reported here.
Although hundreds more have
crossed the border, it IS not possi-
BILE to obtain a check on their num-
Der. Two factors are responsible
for this situation: the almost con-
tinuous movement of Hungarian
refugees from one part OF Austria
to another as camps are reconStl-
tuted and refugees leave for Ger
many, the Netherlands, Sweden
and Switzerland; and the obvious
hesitation of some refugees to
identify themselves as Jews.
A DELEGATION of representa-
tives of the Joint Distribution
Committee, United Has Service,
American Jewish Committee, and
the Canadian Jewish Congress Wis
tied border points across which
refugees are moving. At one point
thew saw Soviet soldiers send the
refugees back but, since the Rus
slams cannot patrol the entire bor-
der, the refugees crossed else
where.
The delegation brought b a C K
three Jewish youths, two boys and
a girl. One boy had jumped off a
truck which was taking a group
of Hunparians to be deported to
the East.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07

SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
Jordun New Bose
Of Cozo Feddyeen

WASHINGTON, D. c. = The IS
rael embassy here has charged
that Egyptian-trained fedayeen
commands formerly based in the
GAIA Strip have escaped to Jord-
an, where they have joined other
fedayeen groups in greatly in
creased raids against Israel.
The embassy said reports have
been received of 80 separate hos
tile actions against Israel" for the
Nov. 2-13 period.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
Rabbi PIo+kin Speaks
At FL Paso Youth Meet

Rabbi Albert Plotlxin of Temple
Beth Israel was one of three facul-
-ty advisors and guest speakers at
a four-day winter conclave of the
Southwest Federation of Temple
Youth Nov. 22-25 at El Paso.
The meeting of the Union OF
American Hebrew Congregations
affiliate drew more than 100 youth
leaders from Reform temples IN
Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07

Many Jewish families throughout
America this week received a spir-
itual reinforcement of their bind
ing through readings of the Chanu-
kah Home Service.
Published in 1851 by the United
Synagogue of America, it was writ
ten by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer vice
president and executive board
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
DPS Draft Exempt

BONN (JTA) - No stateless and
alien residents of West Germany
will be inducted into the new Ger
man army within the foreseeable
future, the Ministry of Defense In
formed the Central Council OF
Jews in Germany in reply to q
query pertaining to the status OF
young Jewish DPS of military age
who survived Nazi concentration
camps.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
Rabbi Assumes
Beth 81 Pulpit

Rabbi Bernard Cohen OF Los
Angeles has been engaged as
Congregation Beth ETs religious
leader for the remainder of 1856.
He assumed the Beth Ell pull
pit for the first time at Nov. 23
sabbath services.
Jerome Smith, congregation
president, declared, rabbi Co
hen is noted for his work in
the educational field and comes
to us with the finest of recon-
mendatiOnS."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
speech before the B'nai Birth:

speech before the B'na1 Brltn:
I'm RECENT YEARS, along with
many others, I have found more
need for a religious life. AS my
children have grown, as my respon-
sibilities have grown, there has
been a demand for strong spirit
ual platform, and I have found that
for my family in the traditions Of
my fathers, I think in order to be
a good Jew that man will first
have to be good man, but I do
believe that you have a better
chance of being a good man if you
know something about what makes
a good Jew, and if you will search
your faith and your history and
your traditions for those things
that will give you comfort, you will
be enabled to get along better with
your brother"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07

chairman Dore Schary to fill per-
Sonal need in his own family.
The preface states, "He wrote,
not for an outside audience, but for
his children, his wife, and himself.
He sought to make Chanukah, the
Feast of Rededication, beautiful
and meaningful experience in his
home"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-12-07
Commander Appointed

TEL AVN (JTA) - Gen. CHAIN
Laskov has been named command
er-in-chief of Israel's southern
forces, succeeding Col. Assaf Sim
choni, commander of the Sinai op-
Grafton who was shot down and
killed when his plane flew over
Jordan territory two weeks ago.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
Much-Traveled General Reports On South Pole

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zea- land, H-A month ago, Maj. Gen. Chester E. McCarty, commander of the US. 18th Air Force, was flying over the North Pole.
 About pm. last Thursday, he left Christchurch in Globemas- ter plane for the antarctic.
 About 2 pm. Friday. he was flying over the South Pole.
 About 2 pm. Saturday he was finishing dinner here after enjoy ing a round of golf on a Christ church course.
 About 2 pm. today he was back from fishing expedition at Han mer springs, 80 miles form here.
 In the 43 hours the Globemaster was away from Christchurch, all but 10 hours were spent in the air. McCarty, of Greenville, sc, had flown 16,000 nautical miles.
 McCarty spent 67 minutes fly ing back and forth over the pole. He fixed its elevation at 10,350 feet-4OO feet higher than Capt. Robert F. Scott's estimate of 1912.
 His plane also dropped five tons of fuel oil for party to win ter at the pole.
 McCarty, who flew at 1,500 feet in clear weather over the pole, said the snow was packed so hard he doubted it would be safe for parachute jump. Ridges formed by the wind definitely precluded wheeled aircraft, he said, but ski equipped Dakotas should be able to land.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
Stevenson Says
 COP Asks People To Just Trust Ike
By the Associated Prsss

Adlai Stevenson, in a speech prepared for one of his West Coast appearances, said Republicans know they can't persuade the people to trust the Republican Party and so they say, Just trust Ike"
 He said the COP is afraid" to ask the people to trust the destiny of the country to Vice President Nixon, "the heir apparent"
 The Republicans say just trust Ike, and don't ask questions" Stevenson said, and added, "who are we supposed to trust when Eisenhower isn't there?"
 In a speech prepared for a rally at Hagerstown, Md, Sen. Kefauver said: President Eisen- hower's claims to the contrary, your take home pay is simply not keeping up with are galloping prices you must pay for household and living expenses"
 Stevensons California appear ances followed speeches in New Mexico and Illinois Friday in which he described administra- tion policies on the H-bomb as madness" and spoke of what he called spectacular larceny" in Illinois COP circles.
 References to what he called spectacular larceny" in Illinois the theft of $119 million in state funds for which Illinois State Auditor Orville E. Hodge was convicted-drew loud cheers in Stevenson's Rock Island speech.
 Stevenson said Hodge made heavy contributions-Q wonder whose money it was)-to the Re- publican Party war chest" He added he. understood that Presi- dent Eisenhower wrote MT. Hodge a personal thankyou note for his services to the party"
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
Territorial AZ of L Adopts Resolutions and Recommendations

KETCHIKAN. 1.-The Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor wound up its annual convention a day early last week after adopting series of resolutions and legis- lative recommendation and elect ing officers,
 Recommended to its legislative committee were:
 1. A provision to be added to the Alaska Workmen's compensa- ton Act defining the computation of average weekly wage;
 2. Reaffirmation of immediate statehood for Alaska.
 3. Unlimited medical benefits under the Workmen's Compensa- ton Act.
 4. Earmarking of portion of Labor Dept. funds for enforce ment of safety laws, regulations. 5. Deposition to export of logs rom the tefrltofy. Resolutions approved include:
 Support of the Alaska National Guard community center armory construction program; extension of teacher sick leaves to 90 days; tax program of equal support of schools by all people; legislation defining teachers rights when dismissed; adoption of the nation al plumbing code for the territory, and opposition to the federal cab aret tax.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29

NO TIC E Sales Tax reports on retail sales and services for the quarter end ing September 30. 1856. must be in the City Clerks Office by oc- tober 30. 1856.
 Carrie M. McLain.
 City Clerk Publ. Oct. 22, 26, 29, 1856
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29

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served Washington Tor six years
in a non-off1cial capacity,
didn't mince words. IT never
went to a Democratic party In
my life that I didn't have fun.
and the Republicans sit around
looking like they are sitting
upon eggs most Of the time.
:. It's like the Midwest, COM
pared to Boston," said this
uuick-humored hostess who's
never given q dull party.
The AmbassadOriaI View
TWO foreign ambassadresses
who've been here long enough
to observe two administrations
didn't agree with her. OBJ
served one. 1.-THE Republicans
aren't q bit stuffy. I have
never been to Republican
parties on the scale that Perle
Mesta or Marjorie Post en-
terrain. but they are far from
stufTy."
Said the other. "You always
go with people who are sim
patico anyway" She couldn't
see any difference between
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Dulles dinner parties and
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Dean Achesons'.
Actually. she didn't think
Perle Mesta's parties were
gay. Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Humphreys parties
were the gayest. she thought.
How did she mean the Hum
phreys' parties were gay? Did
someone sing a song or do a
snappy dance? Heavens,
no! She was talking about in
teresting, lively conversation.
A third am assadress
thought the Republicans took
themselves somewhat more
seriously than the Democrats,
we're more reserved. She was
particularly puzzled by Cabinet
wives occasionally referring
to husbands as "the Secretary, =
instead Of by his first name
when talking TO a social equal.
No Change
Mrs. Morris Cafritz replied
thusly to the Question--is there
any social difference under dif-
ferent administrations: i
don't think SO. for US Wash
intonians. Maybe when the
brand new Cabinet came in.
it was at first a little difficult
But now they se all our
friends, so II doesn't make any
difference. ! think, said Gwen
that really clever men who
are called in to take top adj
ninistration posts are always a
great pleasure 70 be with, and
usually they have very nice
wives who come along with
them"
Mrs. Robert Guggenheim
wife OF a Republican contri.
butor and former Ambassador
z 70 Portugal. said: 1T SEEM