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Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-01
Too Much Water
In Concrete

THE STRENGTH of concrete is di-
rectly affected by the amount of mix
ing water used.
Tests show that concrete mixed with
gallons of water per sack of cement
can, if mixed and worked properly,
have compressive strength of $500
pounds per square inch while concrete
mixed with gallons of water per sack
of cement on the same basis can only
have about 4,2OO pounds per square
inch. In other words, concrete with
only gallons of mixing water is more
than go per cent stronger than concrete
mixed with gallons of water per sack
of cement.
When concrete is stiff and hard to
place, most people will add water.
This weakens the concrete and also
makes it less water tight.
A concrete mix can be made more
workable by adding both cement and
water or by changing the proportions
of sand and gravel Adding sand makes
the mix more workable but it also re-
quireS more cement.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-01

Fio. ;. GUARD AND HaFs IN PROPER ADJUSTMENT.
Guards = All guards must be kept
level to provide shearing action be-
tween the knife and ledger plate. Use
a hammer to bend the guards into posi-
tion. Keep knife tight against ledger
plate by bending the hold down clip
and by proper adjustment of the wearer
plate behind the knife.
Safety Be SURE the mower is
stopped before making any adjust
mentS.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-01
'''' ADJUST CUTTER aAa LEAo.

Cutter Bar Lead - The pitman and
knife should operate in straight line.
In order to obtain straight line during
operation, the cutter bar must be set,
while standing still, so the outer end
leads the inner end by "a to " inches
per foot of length. This is ia to 31z
inches for a 7-foot mower. Stretch
string over and parallel to the pitman.
The outer end of the knife should be
134 inch to S1a inch ahead of the line of
7-foot mower. The tougher the cutting
the more lead is necessary but inches
should be enough for the toughest blue
joint.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-01
Irrigation pays off fast
with
Gardner Denver pumps

You'll see fast returns on your
irrigation investment when you
install a Gardner-Denver irriga-
ton pump. It's the profit center
of your system.
You'll pump maximum water
per power dollar, for Gardner
Denver design cuts turbulence
and back eddies. And pressure or
volume fluctuations don't hamper
efficiency of the new Model BL.
Dependable? You bet! just talk
to your Gardner-Denver dealer
or write to us.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-01

FIc. z. ADJUST PROPER REGISTER.
Knife Register (Or Timing) = Each
section of the knife at the end of its
strokes should center on corresponding
guards. On some makes of mowers, the
knife goes a little past in each direction,
on some it does not quite reach center
and on others it is exactly centered in
each direction. The important point is
to have it the same in each direction.
ApJN 1-cIIp
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-07-01

SINCE 1859
GARDNER DENVER
eardner-Denver Company. Quincy, Illinois
Sold and SeNiced by
Folsom Company, Inc.
1880 W. Broadway, MissouIu. Mont.
Agricultural Equipment Co.
18th g. 18th Ave. NJ. Greet FoIs, Mont.
Troctor 6 Equipment Co.
Sidney, Miles City and Glasgow. Mont.
Poyne Farm Supply Co.
Columbus, Mont.
Komp Implement Co.
Monhotton, Mont.
IIsE coupoN FOR MORE INFORMATION
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
COLLEGE PRESIDENT

Pembroke DIR. w. J. Gale
was elected, and accepted, the
position of president of Penn
broke State College when the
Board of Trustees met on We'd
nesday. May Is.
DR.. Gale, Al, has been MEM
Der of the faculty at Duke Uni
vcrsity and at Woman'S College
in Greensboro and also was
principal of Broughton High
School in Raleigh for five years.
He is married and has four
children. A native OF Hadcn-
field, New Jersey, DR.. Gale is
"a Presbyterian, Il bass soloist, a
gardener. and an organist who
has played with the U. s. Navy
Band.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
Around TChS

graduate, both plan to major in
Business Education at WpC.U
NC. i'm Greensboro. Several
Others plan to go to business
schools, Bonnie Rackley al
Draughcns, Ronald Spivey al
Campbell, Peggy Gore at Caro-
lima Business School. Alice Dean
Williams and lila Pearle Hodges
at Kings, Frances Powell, Sadie
Rae Worley, and Juanita Low
cite at Columbia, and Patsy
Waddell at Coastal Carolina.
Atlantic Christian is the
choice of Clara Suggs and J. NJ
Gore is also going to East Caro-
lima. Neil Fowler is going &c
Nashville. Tenn. to an Automat-
&c and DIESEL School.
George Smith plans to "keep
the ball rolling" by going into
farming, Irene Williams and
Ludie Powers are going to settle
down to housekeeping.
These plans are subject tC
change but now il looks as il
we have right ambitious bunch
of Seniors. or course. for vari-
Gus reasons all of the Seniors
were not interviewed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
County Students
Make Honor
Grades AT ECC

Columbus County students at
East Carolina College were well
represented on the scholastic
ladder for the past semester.
Top student from Columbus
was Doris Leone Spivcy of Tab
or City. She had all ones (high-
est mark given at the college
for the recent semester.
Named to the Deans List
were: Betty Joan Ashley and
Bohbie Lou Avant. both OF
.WhitCvIllc.
Honor roll students were
Maurice Clifton Hilburn OF
.Wnitcvlllc: Harrist f. Icard OF
EN crgrccn, Kendall Drew Mills
and Margaret Faye Spivcy. both
.ol Tabor City: Thclma Strick-
land of Ccrro Gordo; Mary Grey
Tart Of Clarkton: and Betty
Jean Williamson OF Evergreen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
Armed Forces

FORT KNOX, KY. - Pvt.
Buster Shelley, 10, son OF Mrs.
Mary Shelley Duncan, Route 4,
Loris, is scheduled TO leave the
u. S. for Germany next month
as part of Operation Gyroscope,
the Army'S unit rotation plan.
His unit, the Bird Armored Di-
vision, now stationed at Fort
Knox, Ky, will replace the 4th
Infantry Division in Europe.
Shelley, Il riflcman in Com
pany A of the divisions 29tk
Armorcd Infantry Battalion
worked for the Conway Textile
Co. before entering the Army
last August
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
Voters Complain
In Brunswick

Prote SITS from Brunswick.
Granville, Camden and Hartford
counties were voiced last week
by Charles A. Mclean, of Win
ston-Salem, state field secretary
for the National Association of
Colored People, who claimed
voting rights were violated in
the four counties.
Mclean said he was reporting
the incidents to the United
States Attorney General and
Raymond Max well. executive
secretary of the North Carolina
State Board of Elections.
Andrew Marlowe of Route |.
Supply, a wounded World War
II veteran. said that Mrs
Hamilton Robinson. registrar AT
Supply Precinct. refused t,
register him because he "miS.
pronounced" some words while
reading the y. G. Constitution.
Il asked her which words and
she only said that Il don't be-
lievc you can make it," hc
said. Marlowc said he passed
the educational test required OF
all serviccmen. He further stat
ed that he received a medica
discharge after being WOUNDED
in the line of duty.
Another veteran, Odell Traf
ton of RID. Bclcross. said thai
he had been denied the right t,
register at the Camden Court,
house ut Camden.
Herbert J. Bryant of Bolivic
wrote a letter to Mclean charg
ing that f.. O. RADON. Bolivi;
registrar. acknowledged to me
today in the presence of two
witnesses that the educationa
test is reserved for colored Only
Bryant. whose letter wa,
dated May -. said that dis
elimination was being practircd
lin mis- Brunswick County pre-
cinct.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
IL rom County
Get Degrees AT
East Carolina

Seventeen Columbus County
students received degrees Sun
day at East Carolina commence
mcnt exercises held at Green
Vile. y. G.
The procession was led by
class president. Garland W
futon of Whitcvillc.
DR.. u. Hidcn Ramsey of Ashc-
Vile. chairman Of the y. G
Board Of Higher Education
spoke i'm Wright auditorium, adj
dressing an audience including
candidates for degrees. staff
members of the college and
guests at Fast Carolina. His
iopi, was Speak a Good Word
For Education"
President John u. Mcssick of
East Carolina presided at the
exercises. which climaxcd a two
day program marking the lTth
Annual Commencement.
Columbus County students who
were candidates for degrees
wree: Henry Tyson Hood. Lake
Waccamaw. MA. degree; Cleo
Club Suggs. Tabor City. MA.
degree: 3. :. degrees, Anna x.
Avant. Bobbie Lou Avant. Gar
lnad W. luton. Philip Anthony
Weaver. Robert Charles White,
and Maurice Clifton Hilburn.
Jr.. of Whitcvillc; Garland Fen
tricc Williams. Jr., Clarendon;
Anne Farley Barefoot y i
Elizabeth Smith Collier. Halls
boro; Thco Early Hammond
Ccrro Gordo: IIilda Walker
Pridgcn and Peggy Edwards
White. Clarkton: Doris Leone
Spivey. Tabor City; Frances
Grey Ward and Norma Gal
Long. Nakina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
BY JOEL CLEMONS

Some of the happiest and most
pleasant memories of our life
are obtained during our high
school career. II is then when
we really begin to mold our
lives and try to live up to our
goals and ambitions. Tabor
City High School has very am
bilious graduating class of four
ty-nine students this year. Now
that their high school career is
over and they will soon be GO
ing out into the many walks of
life, the Monocle staff inter-
viewed the Seniors in their last
edition and here are the plans
they have made concerning
their future.
a great variety of colleges and
schools have been chosen by
our graduates. Perhaps the most
popular one is East Carolina in
Greenvillc. Enrolling there next
fall will be Richard Cox. Tom
my Collier, who plans to major
in physical education, David
Anderson, Donald Spivey, Hilda
Gore, and Margaret Granger.
We have three very capable
IgirlS who think they'll try out
Trcutman's Beauty School.
If all works out as planned
the class of Sc will have two
doctors, and an equal number
of nurses. Venoy Small is plan
ming to begin his studies at the
new Wake Forest campus this
summer, and Tally Ditto" Ed
dings will take advantage of his
Morehead Scholarship at Caro-
lima in Chapel Hill. Those who
chose to be girls in white" are
IShelba Hulk, who is going to the
Baptist Hospital in Columbia
South Carolina, and Vickit
Lewis who is enrolling at Jane:
Walker in Wilmington.
! Physical education seems t
be another favoritc of the Sen
Tors this year. II is included il
the plans of Rowcll BurleSon
who is also going to Carolina
Johnny Bruton at Presbyterian
Junior College in Maxton. La.
verne Spivcy also al p. j. G.
and Shirley Norris at Appalach'
ian.
The patriotic among us ar,
Irwin Fowler, Garland Gore, anC
Bernard Norris. We don't know
exaCtly what branch of the ser
vice they plan to enter, bu
Gayle Fowler states her dcSir,
Ito become a WAVE.
We have two students VIII,
plan to study law. They ar
Robert Beard. who wants to at
tend High Point first and thci
Duke. and Mitchell Wright a
Carolina. incidentally. Mitchell
is this years first honor gradu
ate.
Business is another popula
Icorccr with the graduates. Oar
Gus Solcs and AieaSc Carmich
acl. VINO is the second homo
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
Cancer Facts
Studied By
Lebanon Club

Mrs. Elizabeth Royals was
hostess at her home for the
meeting of the Lebanon Home
Demonstration Club this month.
Mrs. Ralph Harper. president,
presided and gave a report on
discipline. Mrs. Royals made u
report on Home Bcautification
and Mrs. Ernest Harper talked
on Cancer facts.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Curric modelled Il
dress she had made and gave
a report on clothing.
A recreation period followed
the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
Fair Bluff Club
InstaHs Officers

FAIR BLUFF The Fair Bluff
Woman's Club held its monthly
on Friday night at the
home of Mrs. Paul Scott with
MeSdamcS S. G. Scott, c. A.
Scott and Pierce Dalton as CO.
.hoSteSSeS.
The rooms were attractively
decorated with lovely spring
flowers.
Mrs. 3. w. Tyler. president,
presided during the business
session. The different commit
tees gave their final reports for
the year. The new year club
books were given to members.
An installation service was
then given with Mrs. II. A.
Turner as installing officer.
The following officers were
installed: President, Mrs. I. M.
Scott; first vice-preSidcnt, Mrs.
j. +. Waddcll; second vice-prcs-
idont, Mrs. Paul Scott; record
ing secretary. Mrs. NJ. A. Wad-
dell: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Dan Jones; treasurer. Mrs.
l.. {. Edmund: chaplain, Mrs. o.
NJ. Rogers.
Mrs. Dan Jones, program
chairman, introduced the speak
er, Mrs. A. A. Fowler of Fair
.mcnt, who gave a most helpful
lecture on how to improve club
programs in each department.
She was assisted by Mrs. S.
Smith, also of Fairmont.
Strawberry shortcake and cof-
fee was served to the twenty
eight guests present.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
Want Ads
$500 MONTHLY SPARE TIME

Rcfilling and collecting money
from out five cent High Grade
Nut machines in this area. No
Selling. TO qualify for work you
must have car. references. S640
cash, secured by inventory. De
voting Is hours week to bust
ness, your end on percentage
collections will net up to $500
monthly with very good posi-
bIi!ticS of taking over full time.
Income increasing accordingly.
For interview. include phone in
application Write Eastern Dis
tributing Co. II y. Juniper ST,
Ph!la, 7, Pa. (5-23)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23

Fowler placing first, second and
third respectively.
The Cancer Crusade was dis
cussed and the club made a con-
tribution TO the fund raising
program.
Mrs Walden Adams and Mrs
Ricki Norris were recognized as
club visitors.
A recreation period followed
the session and refreshments
were served to ID.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
Fair Bluff Man
Heads Columbus
Schoolmasfers

Pierce Dalton. principal OF
Fair Bluff High School. has been
elected president Of the Columbus
County SchoolmastcrS Club.
Dalton succeeds +. O. Bum
Of Whiteville. supervisor for the
Columbus County High Schools
system.
Other officers are J. T. For
rest. Hallsboro principal. vice
president; John T. Sasscr. White
vile High principal. reelected
Sccrctary-trcasurcr.
Forrest succeeds c. II. Primer
of Tabor City.
Named to head the athletic
committee of the group for the
third straight year was l.. \.
Bruton. WhitcvillC City Schools
superintendent. Other members
arc V. J. Colombo OF Williams
and j. f.. Pierce of Evergreen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23
ENJOY ADDED HOME COM

FORT with Sun Gas Bottled
Gas Service. Prompt deliver
los right 20 your farm or
home. Special quantity rates.
Sec us soon. W make all in
StallutIOns Wrights Gas e.
Fmu. Co.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-23

Last year 10000 Americans
died Of cancer because proper
treatment was begun too late. a
regular health examination is
the best cancer insurance. says
the American Cancer Society.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

Five County Fair in the party re-
freshments and educational booth
claSsifications.
Miss Susan Agee won first place
for Informal party dresses in the
fair style show
A group of FLA boys from Cum
bertrand High School, accompanied
by Mr., Vassar, attended the State
Fair in Richmond Tuesday.
Byron hgee spent Tuesday night
with Coleman Goodman.
Mrs Jim Winfrey. OF New Jer-
sey arrived recently for a visit with
relatives
Mrs John Holman and Mrs, Will
liam Holman visited Mrs. Charles
H Friend at the Southside Hospital
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. j P Stratton
visited Mrs Friend Sunday even
ing
Louis N. Agee attended the din
ner and business meeting of the
Richmond Mix Producers board
Thursday in Richmond
Nh and Mrs. J P. Stratton were
Sunday guests of the Carl Meinhard
family
Mrs Walter Gayle arrived Sun
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
III. A. Discovered
But Wants No Credit
For Good Deed

H A" the anonymous donor
of nice overcoat of cotton to
the overseas clothing drive con-
Quoted by the Farmville Council
of Church Women has been ide~-
titled.
Pictures. package and lei
ter addressed to H A. Farmville
Virginia, U. S. A. were delivered
to the Herald office early in Sep
TENDER. They were from the fos-
ter mother of John Margreiter
Womack. who received the coat
that H. A donated to the cloth
ing drive.
n. AS wife had tucked a note
into the pocket of the overcoat
in hopes that possibly he might
hear from the recipient.
Reluctant to accept the gift he
received in return. H A. noted
that when you give a gift, you
don't expect anything il return
and asked that his name not be
published.
Recipient of the c0o- was an
18-year-old Tyrolean youth whose
father was killed in the var He
now lives with a foster mother
who wrote the letter TO H A. !" in
Innsbruck, which is or the Inn
river in Western Austria.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

new granddaughter.
Mrs. Robert King accompanied
Mrs. w. w. Adams, to Richmond
Wednesday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert
King recently were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Nicely. Of Clifton Forge. Mr..
and Mrs. James Smith. and family
of New Canton, Rev Carl Poe and
Pew and Mrs. Lewis F. Cockerill.
of Charlotte. N. c.
Robbie Holland of Wilmington.
recently underwent surgery in a
Charlottesville hospital He is a
cousin of Mrs. Annie P Johnson.
Dr.. Charles C. Camden Jr.. re-
Gently transferred his office to Roa-
noke.
Recent visitors at Ufton Terrace
were Jesse NJ Clark. Of Richmond
M and Mrs. Robert King and
Wayne. Mrs Edward Yancey and
son. Don. Mrs. Sallie Yancey, Mrs
Rosa Herndon, Mrs. S. D. Harris.
and Miss EVELYN Harris rof Alpha
The WSCS of Browns METHODIST
Church met Monday evening in the
Frank Berger home.
Recent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Buckingham

Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Garrett, and
children of Richmond. were guests
cf Mrs Tina Garnett.
Mrs. Lizzie Barnes and MS. Re-
tekah Eldridge spent several days
with Mrs Dorothy Eldridge in
I.ynchburg
Ms Alice Glover left Wednesday
With Mr.. and Ms Ashley Grigg to
so to Tundsdale. w Va
Nh and Mrs. Herbert Darrell
and daughter Margaret, of Abe
marie visited his mother. Mrs. Fan
ME Darrell Wednesday
Miss Wright Visits
Miss Florence Wright. of Rich
nond. was a week end guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs John B Boatwright.
Jr. and son. have been spending
several days with Mfr. and Mrs
John B Boatwright.
Edgar Haynsworth. of Fork Union
Military Academy spent Sunday
wluh Mrs Mamie NJ. Spencer.
Mrs. Lucille Davis has been visit
inc Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Garnett
in Richmond
Moss Family Guests
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Moss. and
daughters, of Arlington, were week
end guests of their parents here.
Mrs. Sadye Ellis is in Virginia
Baptist Hospital In Lynchburg re-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
day for visit with her sister. Mrs

day for a visit with her sister. Mrs.
B. B Walker. and Mr. Walker
Thursday evening Mesdames Con-
duff Mathews. Charles Woinack il
Lottie Brown Thomas Scott. W \,
Walker and l. r Womack were
guests of Mrs. E S. Walker. Jr.. OK
Farmville Her son, the Rev Ed
win Walker. and family, left the
next day for Haiti
Mrs W B Walker Jr, made a
business trip to Charlottesville Tues-
day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Glendale

Prof. H. P White returned to his
home here last week after six weeks
III Richmond hospital
Attorney j. Horace White. of Sa
lem. visited his aunt. Miss Eliza
White, and took his brother. H. P.
White. back to Salem to recuperate
from his operation.
Attorney and Mrs. Frank D. Har-
ris. of South Hill. announce the
birth OF daughter, Susan Warren
MISS Evelyn Harris. of Alpha
TOOK her mother, Mrs. Virginia Har-
rls. to South Hill Sunday to see her
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Dillwyn

Tile DillWyn Garden Club VIII
hold baked goods sale Saturday
Oct. g. between 10 M and II noon
at S. p oearsons store.
Mr.. and Mrs. T r Charlton. Of
Tab were week end guests of Mr.
and Ms. J c. Dunkum
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Bette
fyres We're Mr.. and Mrs. j S Max
e.. and daughter. Elaine w R
Maxey and J B MaXey. of Rich
nond
Nh and Mrs R. H Inele. of
Louisa visited in DillWvn Sunday
PRAYER Week Held
A week OF prayer is being held
at the Dlllwyn Baptist Church this
week.
J c Dunkum, Mrs w w Moore
Mrs +. B. Bryant and Ms. R, E
Charlton attended the district evan
eelistic rally at the Farmville Meth
odst Church Tuesday
Jasper Maxey. Of Richmond visit
Cd his parents during the week end
Mr. ana Mrs John Carton and
Mrs Alfred Maxey went to Rich
mond Sunday.
CharItons Visit
Hubert w Charlton of F o.
Union and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
" Charlton, Jr.. and daughter
Mary. of Warwick. visited here
Sunday
The Rev. Ernest J Wrenn is visit
ing in Richmond this week
Miss Graham Ayres went 20
Lvnchburg Saturday
Mr.. and MS. w. w. Moore ac-
companied Mrs Fred Wood. of
Richmond Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Wood. Jt., and Mrs Dol
~ Culhreth of Charlottesville
Jamersons Have Guests
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Spencer
and daughter Joy of Richmond
were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs Glove Jamerson.
Grover G Jones has returned
hone after being in the hospital
for several days
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs J
c Dunkunl Sunday were Mrs A c.
Wood ard Miss Cora Wood of Win
gina. Fred Wood of Richmond an9
Mrs c. R Wood, of DillWyn
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Charlton. Jr.
and daughter. Joy, of Cool Springs
n c.. were week end guests of M
and Mrs R E Charlton
Mrs. Garrett in Hospital
Mrs James Christian visited her
mother. Mrs. c. S Garrett who is
q patient i'll Charlottesville hos
pital. Sunday
A music training course was held
IN the Dillwy, Baptist Church last
week
Mr. and Mr Billy Rozell were
week end guests OF his parents.
M and Mrs G. l. Poole went to
Washington. D { Thursday
Miss Joan Poole, student at the
University of North Carolina and
her roommate Miss Anne Ruffin
spent the week end with Miss
Foole 5 parents.
The iunior choir of the White Han
Methodist Church viii begin choir
acticc Thursday afternoon under
The leadership of Mrs. George White
aud Mrs Ivan Davis
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
COURAGEOUS MAN

South Bend. Ind Glen W Dun
ming fell eight feet from the roof
of his house to the ground. but, I'M
daunted. he already had ladder
set up and was ready to climb back
to resume his house painting when
police arrived They persuaded Dun
ming to go to a hospital, where he
was found to have broken back.
body bruises and a conclusion Dun
ming is 81 years old.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
Dillwyn P-TA'S
Meeting Postponed

The regular meeting of the
DilIwyn Elementary P-TA has
been postponed from next Mon
day night to Monday. Oct. Is.
Mrs. Paul D. Jones, information
chairman reports.
The move from the regular
eccnd Monday to the new date
was made to secure DR. Francis
G. Landlord. Jr.. president of
Longwood College. as guest speak
er. Mrs Jones reports.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

day night
A cake sale will be held Saturday
by the ladies of the Methodist
Church at the Moseley house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Throckmor-
ton arc the parents of a son born
September 10 at the Southside Hos
pital-
A week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Crute was Mrs George Bur
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05
CESS. Of Charlottesville

CESS. Of Charlottesville.
Mr., and Mrs. Glenn Hayes and
Mrs. Rebekah Eldridge visited Miss
Cenetta McGhee in Bedford Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Gene McConney
and three children, of Charlottes.
vile, called on Mrs. Mamie M
Spencer Sunday
Edward Spencer and Mr.. Suther-
land, CT Lynchburg, were business
visitors ir town on Monday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-10-05

covering from a fall.
Sympathy is extended to the fami.
ly Of j. G. Hamaker who passed
away on Sunday in Richmond.
Mrs Grandson Rogers visited her
sister and brother in Richmond
last week for several days
Women OF Church Meet
The Women of the Church met
with Mrs Mamie M. Spencer Tues.