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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
.AriOn Medals
Awarded At
Music Festival

Three Buckingham county
high school musicians were a.
warded National Arion Foundation
Medals at the fifth annual Music
Festival Friday night.
The medals were presented to
Shelby Jean Harris and Corson
Spencer. both of Buckingham
Central and Shelby Jean Shoe
maker. of Marshall District High
School.
The awards are sponsored an
nually for the two schools out
standing musicians by the Buck
ingham Country Ruritan Club and
the Arvonia Mothers Club.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
Purchase of Poppy
Broadens Help To
Disabled Veterans
Annual Auxiliary
Sale TO Be Held
Here Saturday

contribution made by those who
wear memorial peoples on Poppy
Day make possible the aid given
to disabled veterans throughout
the year by the American Legion
AuX'l'7"v. Mrs. j G. Bruce. Re-
habllltation chairman of Jack Gar
land Unit of the Auxiliary. statet
Today as the Auxiliary made final
preparations for the annual OBJ
servance of Poppy Day here on
Saturday.
Funds collected by the Auxil-
larys Poppy Day volunteers. as
they distribute the little red me-
moral flowers to be worn in hon
or OF the nations war dead. are
the principal source of support for
the Auxillarys work for disabled
veterans" Mrs. Bruce said Aid
ing the disabled and the needy
children of veterans are the only
purposes for which poppy funds
can be expended" she explained
Unpaid Volunteers
The AuXlllary'S work for the
disabled is carried out by unpaid
volunteers. but considerable sums
of money are required to Civ c
these devoted women the mater
lals required to perform their mis-
SION of bringing cheer, encourage
ment and help into the hospitals
and homes where veterans are
fighting the long battle against
disabling injuries and illness. The
government provides the hospitals.
the doctors, nurses and medicines
but no official agency can provide
the personal interest and atten-
tlon which mean SO much to the
disabled MIS-, Bruce said.
Gifts from the Auxiliary tell
those long confined to hospitals
that someone cares and remcm-
bers Materials supplied by the
Auxiliary help give opportunity
for interesting handicraft occupa-
ton. Parties conducted by the
Auxiliary brighten hospital life.
and the services of the Auxiliary S
trained hospital workers help
speed the veterans tward recov-
cry. And if the veteran is Wor-
RED about the condition of his
family at home. Auxiliary work
ers visit the family. supply the
needs, and report back to the his
pltal to the veteran the comfort
ing knowledge that his family is
all right.
Work of this kind is being car
ried forward constantly by our
olcal Auxiliary Unit, We contrib
uted to the activities in the hos
pitfalls and we aid our own disabled
veterans and their families here
in Prince Edward County We are
hoping for a generous response to
our Poppy Day appeal so that we
may have ample funds for contin-
ing this work during the coming
year" Mrs. Bruce concluded
when you put on a poppy on
Poppy Day to honor the war dead
and aid the disabled. you will also
be helping children who are the
innocent victims of war" said
Miss Carrie Bliss. Child Welfare
Chairman of the unit. Poppy Day
contributions help finance the
child welfare work which the
Auxiliary is carrying out constant
ly for the benefit of needy chill
dren of veterans, Miss Bliss eX-
planned
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
DIR. Blackwell Will
Give Class Sermons

Dr.. H. Conrad Blackwell. super
intendcnt of Farmyille District of
the Methodist Church, will preach
the baccalaureate sermon to t h e
graduating classes at Randolph
Henry High School. Charlotte c. H.,
and at Amelia High School
The 10 Randolph-Henry seniors
will hear Dr.. Blackwell Sunday,
May q. in the school auditorium
at 8 pm. His address to the Amelia
seniors will be given Sunday. June
3, in the school auditorium also at
8 pm.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
At Center Opening.

The formal opening of Black
stone College as new Methodist
Conference Center was held on
Sunday at p. m. Among those
who attended from Farmvillc were
the Rev. and Mrs Charles O Kidd
and daughter. Gcorgianna. Miss
Josephine Crowder, Mrs J 2 Nc
CraW, Mrs. John Lewis. Mrs Il J.
Martin, MIS- Alonlo KING au1
daughter Brenda. and PRANK Hub
bard
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
Dr., Mrs. Robert
Visit Alumni

Alumni Of Hampden-SydncY
College held their Allegheny
Chapter meeting at Old Stone
Presbyterian Church in Lewis
burg, w Va on Friday evening
Dr. Joseph c. Robert was the
principal speaker Dr. and Mrs.
Robert were guests OF Dr John
F. Montgomery president of
Grecnbrior College, while il
Lcwisburg Or MONTGOMERY is an
alumnus of Hampdcn- Sydney.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
Former Policeman
TO REGION Force

A former FarmVille police officer
VIII return here next month as an
extra duty officer Chief Otto
Overton said today.
Sgt. V r. Hickman. town Off
Ger for Scottsville since January
1854, announced his resignation
at town council meeting there
Thursday night.
Hickman served on the force
here two years before accepting
the Scottsvlllc post.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
Cumberland FB
TO Hear Manager

A f Flory. manager of the Farm
Bureau Mutual Insurance Company
VIII address the meeting of the
Cumberland Farm Bureau at Cum
tcrland High School, Wednesday
evening May %. at 8 O'Clock
"'Nhat the Farm Bureau Has Meant
to You IN Dollars and Cents is his
subject
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
Ar BILLY GRAHAM SERVICES

Among those who attended [ h e
services of Billy Graham on Sun
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs. j
b. fowler Miss Josephine fowler.
Walter and Eugene fowler. MI
and Mrs. B v Undertake and MIR
and Mrs Winston Noel
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22
AT HUGUENOT MEETING

Miss Mary and Richard Dupuy
and Mrs. P 7 Atkinson attended
tie meeting of Suzanne Rochet
chaptcr Of the Huguenot Society,
Saturday at "Redfields". the home
of Mrs Richard G. Janatka.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-05-22

Mr. and MIS- William p. Hay.
il, announce the birth of
daughter, Emily CampfIeld ON
May Is in Southside Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

THE HAMLET "WASHINGToNS MOST DISTINCTIVE CoMMU-
kITY 83l2 KERRY RoADSuperb built home uitru
every detoi Reception ho 27 living room. formal dining
de luxe kitchen that's OF the unique Displayed
todoys market enormous bedrooms plus luxurious color
tile baths Hot~uter heot. 2co eoroe porch garden setting
DIR Out Conn. Ave- blocks beyond eostWe Hqhwoy oht
Dunlop St. to Kerry Rd open sign Open Sunday g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

QuestiOn-Would there be any
advantage by painting with
aluminium paint the underside of
my roof to reflect away the
summer heat?
Answer-For effective reflec-
ting value, the paint is always
applied on the surface of the roof
so that the heat of the suns
rays is reflected to prevent deep
penetration to the underside of
the roof. I doubt if painting the
underside would give you good
results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Exposed Bathroom Pipe
Needs Care in Pointino

ting the plastic sheet lined up
exactly before the cement sur
faces are put together? Once
this happens with contact ce-
ment, mistake would be fatal:
I'd never be able to get the plas-
tic sheet off again to Straighten
it.
AnSwer-Cut two equal pieces
of paper SO that, together, they
exactly fit the table top. When
the cement has dried so that pa
per won't stick to it, which is the
time most contact cementS are
ready for pressing the materials
together. lay the sheets of paper
on the cemented plywooG. Then
place the cemented sheet of plas-
tic on the paper. and line it up
exactly. When you're satisfied
with its position, have someone
lightly brace one side of the
plastic sheet so it won't slip.
Then lift your side of the plas-
tic sheet, pick up the edge of the
paper on your side and pull it
out.
Press down on the plastic, and
your side is firmly anchored.
cement to cement. Then your
helper simply pulls out the other
sheet of paper on his side, and
you can apply the final pressure,
with the plastic sheet perfectly
aligned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

through the paint film and as il
evaporated. the mineral salts
crystalized, leaving a white de-
post. The remedy is to damp
proof the old concrete with
liquid asphalt dampproofing and
.asphalt-saturated felt, then by
putting down a tWo-inch layer
of concrete on top. Of course
the paint would have to be re-
moved with a floor sanding ma
chine in order to have the damp
proofing adhere to the concrete
Blackened Window SiIIs
Question - recently moved
into my new house and now, be-
cause of condensation, two Of
the window Sills are partly
blackened. What can I do tc
restore the original finish?
Answer - Remove the finish
down to the wood; then apply a
hot saturated solution of oxalic
acid poison. Leave this or
overnight; then rinse we'll with
water to remove all traces OF
the solution. When wood is dry
coat with a chemical wood pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

ARllNGToNS 81 BARGAlN-293o NJ FIRST STREET-Ths
gorgeous rombc would be proud 10 own
Situated large we'll hrubbed corner ot LIVING room dnno
ROOM equipped kitchen, twin bedrooms u doyioh bose.
ment recreation eot garage Priced $95o 1870 down payment
Dir Out Arlington blvd NJ Goield ST. rqht on NJ Garfield
TO First 81. and Open Sunday, l-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

the floor leaks badly. even
though the fioorboards seem
close enough together. Can you
offer any suggestions?
Answer think the best thing
would be to cover the floor with
roofing canvas and paint it. This
is a special type of canvas, made
for this purpose. and usually
available at dealers in roofing
supplies. 1t is widely used for
upper-story sun decks, roofs. etc
1t is not difficult to apply, and
Will give excellent service.
POwdery Patches In Concrete
Question: recently moved
into a house that is about Is TO
18 years old. The previous owner
recently painted the basement
floor with a green rubber base
floor paint. There were two or
three areas of a light poWdery
substance showing through the
paint. Several weeks later, the
entire floor became spotted with
white. powdery patches. Can you
tell me what might be the cause
and what may be done to cor
rect the condition? Do you think
the painting caused this? Or. do
you think the condition existed
previously and the floor was
enameled to conceal it?
AnSwer-It is quite likely that
the condition existed for some
time and painting was done to
conceal it. 1t is also possible that
after the floor was painted,
moisture from the ground under
the concrete accumulated under
the paint film, carrying with it
mineral salts in the concrete.
Evidently the moisture broke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

47o3 Chestnut St.
Prize reduced 10 sl5,65o Gil living
room 25Hl5. dining room I2SI3,
modern kitchen sHl2. powder room.
screened porch ord reereo'ion room.
Second floor. ; spacious bedrooms
ord tiled both Detached 2eor GO
roee Ore block from ronsporio,on
and convenient 70 public ond pofo-
cnial schools. Out Wisconsin Ave,
tight on Chestnut 70 sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

Recognized oS wonderful iorily
locoiIon neor every graded school
Not only bedrooms. bo'hs. bu'
specioi Office or sewing GREG. Ihi
1850 brick 7room Cope God with
screened oorch ond bosemen'. priced
under O.. oppfoisol. IS one OF todcy :
best offerings under $40. o0ol o., Old
Georgetown I'd. from Bonk OF Bs,hes.
do about miles 10 Beech, lef' block
10 Singleton. right 2 blocks 10 Mel.
Vern ond lefi 10 home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
By RoGERC. WHITMAN

4 Question: hope you can adj
wise me as to the kind of paint
to use in my bathroom. The pipes
are an eyesore. I live in a base
ment apartment and several of
the pipes cross the bathroom
ceiling. The paint peels off in
little pieces. What kind of paint
can I use?
Answer-In the first place. the
pipes should be perfectly clean
and free of all loose paint. Sec
ondly, all surfaces must be cold
while painting is done and the
heat should be kept out of the
pipes until the final coat is hard
and dry. Paint should also be APP
piled in thin coats. For best re-
suits, coat all surfaces in the
bathroom with good grade OF
enamel.
Question: have noticed that
every time l use my new electric
steam iron, the light goes dim
for a few seconds. Is this all
right. or if not. what can we do
about it? Our house is about 80
years old.
Answer-You certainly should
have an electrician inspect your
wiring system. Especially when
a house is as old as yours, for
the original wiring, while more
than sufficient in paStimes, is
overtaXed by many modern APP
planes. The dimming of the
lights means that the circuit is
overloaded, which is a danger
signal. l urge professional in
Spection at the earliest possible
moment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Leaky Porch Floor

Question: use the space I'M
der my wooden porch for storing
garden tools and odds and ends
Of lumber. But l have discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Contact Cement on Table

Question: am planning to
surface a coffee table I made of
plywood with a sheet of plastic,
using contact cement as the ad-
hesive. How can l be sure of get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
FOR RESTORATION
Chevy Chase Village
Priced to Move! $4,000

For those who appreciate tradition
and charm. this spacious home OF
New England design on magnifi-
cent lot l00x125 with lovely old
fashioned garden will have great
appeal Needs some $4,000 of
undermining to bring it up to to-
days standards. When completed
will have new plumbing, heating.
wiring, bedrooms. baths on
second floor--4 rooms and bath on
third floor fireplaces-family
room-double drawing room-din-
ing room--gratious hall room.
Plans and bids already worked up.
The end results will be bargain
for such an irreplaceable property.
IL West Kirke Street
Open Sunday, to s Pm.
0ui CoHn Are > blocks bcyona
Ifctv Chase CWcie TO hirke. LETT to
home.
GORMAN P. YOUNG
Realtor EN-. 2-45l3
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VI R 6 II. A

ANGToN-29l5 NJ STAFFORD STREET-Bond new split level
reody for immediate possession Loge living room epoote
dining room de luxe kitchen the answer every womon
deom big bedrooms baths plus poneed hbrory Excellent
nonenq with smo down payment Large 25yeo 4l4o loon
PRICE S2450O Dir Out Mitop I'd 3lst st. lett on 3lst
one block to n Stafford ond Open sign Open Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14

Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on a variety of subjects
concerning homeSepair work. If
you would like to have this leaf
let WI, MARRIED FURNI-
TURE FINISH" send 10 cents
in coin to Roger c. Whitman
P. o. Box 80. Station G, New
York 10, N. Y.
released by Consolidated News
Features, IncD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-14
Aluminium Paint for a Roof

servative and rehnish as pre-.
Yiouslv.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-23
Summer Millinery
and Sewing
Courses Offered

The Dade County Board OF
Public Instruction is offering IL
week summer courses in millin-
cry Chat making) for adults (l6
years of age and over) at the fol-
lowing centers:
G. w. Carver - Monday 3 pm.
to 6 pm.
B. T. Washington - Thursday
3 pm. to 6 pm. and 6 pm. to
8 pm.
st Johns Baptist Church -
Friday 10 am. to ! pm.
Twelve week summer courses
in clothing (sewing) for adults
will be covered at the following
centers:
G. w. Carver - Monday to
8 pm.
Mays High - Tuesday 3 to 6
pm. = 6 pm. to 9 PM
Northwestern advanced cloth
ing and costume design - We'd
nesday 10 am. pm.
Richmond Heights Elementary
= Wednesday 6 to 8 pm.
r j. E. Scott Project Auditorium
= Thursday 10 am. to / pm.
The registration fee is $1.OO.
Mrs. M. l.. Belcher, teacher
Mrs. M. K. Reid, supervisor
Jun23
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-23

Urban Leagues shindig at Bird
land the other Sunday. Twas q
pleasing crowd on hand for the
SIS per benefit When Count
Basic opened at the Birdland
(what againD Nat and Marie
Cole, Barbara Jacquet, Mrs. Teddy
Wilson and Hazel Scott Powell
were at the ringside. Hazel's hub
by, Adam Clayton Powell, stroll
led in. with a cute little model
hanging on his arm.
Earl Bostic, having his share
of troubles these days, was rush
to the Good Samaritan Hospital
in Portland, Ore. and had to can
Gel bookings for two weeks. Doc
tors reported Bostic has pneu-
monia and was badly in need of
rest. Although he's in a come
back stretch right now, Louis
Jordan's still regarded as one Of
show business most versatile
showmen; Jordan is a bandleader,
singer, trumpet player, saxo-
phone player, arranger, song
writer and clown.
Philadelphia disc jockey Kae
Williams Hes with radio sta
ton WHAT) is staging a man.
moth Teenagers' Cabaret Party
with soft drinks only on June
20, just before he leaves for his
annual vacation. Affairs being
held at Town Hall, and will star
Kae's juvenile singing discovery,
l6-year-old Solomon Burke-a
guy whose powerful blues-shout-
ing vocal chords are being COM
pared with Wynonie H arris,
Arthur Prysock, Billie Eckstine
and blues greats.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-23
NAACP To Wage Fight
AGAINST alabama Lnw

New York-(ANP)- Chairman
Tobias H. Claiming of the
NAACP announced last week that
the organizations board of di-
rectorS had adopted a statement
of policy which "instructS NAACP
attorneys to take the necessary
legal steps to obtain a hearing on
the merits of the Alabama in
junction at the earliest possible
time"
The NAACP said sit will not
be inundated" by the Alabama
action and will fight the ban Gin
the courts and in the arena Of
public opinion"
The Alabama court order res
trains the NAACP from trans
acting business in the state on
grounds that its action within the
state have been aimed at violation
of Alabama laws.
However, the NAACP's Board
statement said:
"The injunction was a direct
violation of the American tradi-
tional and constitutions princi-
pie of freedom of association. The
danger is not alone to the
NAACP but also to any other
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-23
JOIN THE NAACP,

group in disagreement with those
who control the state"
eff the NAACP can he banned
because it seeks to uphold the
federal Constitution" the state
ment continued, $50 can any other
organization or institution, the
church, a trade union, a civic
group political party, a fraternal
order, professional society or a
business association"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-23
THE LOWDOWN .
: BY L. MAsco YOUNG for AMP

NEW YORK-When Dinah
Washington tossed big surprise
party for her road manager, Ann
Little, at the Hotel Theresa's
Skyline Room, ffve-year-old
rincess Austin was the center Of
attraction. The Little Princess,
who is Dinah's protegee, cap
tured the hearts of the guests
when she sang her version of
Teach Me Tonight, using the
famous blues singers style of de-
livery. The talented youngster
then tackled "Some of These
Days." betting this one out like
miniature Sophie Tucker. This
small fry vocalist is so talented
that RCA Victor quickly snatch
ed her up and put her on wax.
GRAPEVINE GOSSIP
In Phily they're still whisper
ing about how Autherine Lucy
chided the sponsors OF a big
gospel song-speaking program ON
which she appeared because the
show started off with the singing
of "The Negro National Anthem"
Autherine drew cheers when she
said "I'd much rather we had
opened with The Star Spangled
Banner" Hottest time is
about Atlantic City's Rev. Rus
sell Roberts fiance who handed
him back his diamond engage
ment ring with the words you're
too much of a Rubirosa for me-"
Russell, one of the nations hand
soonest bachelors, recently denied
that he and actress Kim Novak
were "that way about each
other"
Has pretty Dottie Saulter dis
covered a new love interest in
Bermuda? Did the Boston CEN
sors frown on Billie Holidays
autobiography because of its
frankly written language, or was
it because of the singers discus
sion of her hot interracial roman
ces of yesteryears A Philly
hotel is due for some unfavorable
publicity as a lovenest for way
ward huSbandS-especially GER
tain bandleaders and singers
who frequent the place.
PEOPLE G PLACES
Mari Young, the West Coast
pianist who'll soon be hanging
out his legal Shingle, once had
one of Chicago's most popular
'orchestras during the early for
ties. Alberta Pryme, the society
chirper, is charming them at
New York's Place Pigalle Sup
per Club. Spiel chatting over
cocktails at the swank cocktail
lounge of the Warwick Hotel in
New York were Mrs. Maria Cole
(Nat's wife), publicist Ruthie
Bowen and Marilyn Morrison
(Johnny Rays ex-spouSe) !.
Golden Brown, owner of Uptown
Harlem's fabulous Beauty World
salon, looks like a 23-year-old
college boy with his new $1,000
rug" which is a wig in plain
talk.
Sammy Davis, Jr., subbed for
ailing Harry Belafonte at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Workday Pin-Up

CTATUESQUE ANNA LIBERATI works with men who
- concentrate the physical properties OF the sea-
Our Pin-Up is cerk-typist in the Division of
Oceanography. Navy photographic Office, Sutand.
Oceanography has to do with the and what goes
in it.
Around the office, Anna has nickname They
call me Gina don't know why"
Anna whose erect posture makes her look taller than
her 5foot 4inches has been working in Oceanography
since last July month after her graduation from Suit
land High School The l8year old, hazeleyed brunette
born in Philadelphia but has lived in the Washington
since her toddng days.
Annals job involves information that concerns the
navigationa safety of Navy and merchant marine
One of her favote sports swimming She however
there's something fascinating to her than the
Her ambition is to be mode-"a photographers model
Or any kind of modeling-except fashions"
If your place Of business has girl you think should
be represented in this SERIES send clear picture Of her.
together with a letter telling who she is and where she
works, O Pin Up Editor The Sunday Star Magazine
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue NV, Wash
ingtOn 4.
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