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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

mocnicima bezuspjesno po-
kusava da popravi jednu elek-
tricnu masinu. Masinu Eagle
da malo bolje i kaze maj
storu: "Mislim da bi ia to
mogao popraviti'. Bio je to
teak rad, ali Tesla ipak u
Spite masina proradi ma
veliko zadovoljstvo majstora.
"Takov bi mi covjek trebao
kao sto ste vi, i ako nemate
posla vrlo RADIO Gu vas pri-
miti", kaze mu vlasnik ra-
dione. Tesla Sc zahvali ma po-
nudi i majstor mu "a trud
isplati dvadeset dolara, ma
veliko Teslino iznenadjenje.
To su bill prvi zaradjeni do
lari u Novom svijetu. Tesla
&c, doduse, kasnije zaraditi
milijune dolara, da bi ipak
ma kraju umro kao puki siro-
NAH. Takva je sudbina ge-
mia.
Drugog dana po dolasku
uputi Sc Tesla u Edisonovu
kancelariju, u Juznoj Petoj
aveniji. Preporuka koju je
donio il Pariza lako mu je
omogucila prijem i zaposle-
ME kod Edisona. Tesla Sc j.
skreno divio ovom izvanred-
nom covjeku, koji je gotovo
bez ikakove skole postao je-
dan cd najvecih izumitelja
svijeta. Ipak, ova diva velika
covjeka nisu mogla zajedno
ostati nj raditi. Dok je Edi-
son posticao uspjehe pokusi-
ma u praksi, izpravljajuci "a
pazene pogrijeske, Tesla je
sve proracunavao u glavi i
tako rjesavao problem. L.
medju njih je postajala We
lika razlika u shvacanju o
elektricnoj struji. Edison je
bio pris t asa jednosmjer-
ne struje, a Tesla naizmje-
nicne struje, struje buduc-
nosti. Izmedju pristasa jedne
i druge struje vodila Sc zuc-
ma prepirka. Kad je Tesla IL
lozio Edisonu svoj sistem IL
mjenicnih struja, Edison Sc
nasmijao kazao Tesli, da IL
mjenicne struje nemaju nj
kakovu buducnost, a naro-
cito zbog toga, sto je IL
mjenicna struja opasna po
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

lJatl o nastuplllm promjena-
ma u Sovjetskom Savezu. u
isto je vrijeme pozvan anne
ricki ambassador u Saudi,
Arabiji, George Wadsworth,
ma konferenciju o prilikama,
koje vladaju ma Bills k o m
Istoku.
Izbori ma Ceylonu. - U IL
borima ma Ceylonu dozivila
je vladajuca, Englezima pri-
jateljska, stranka Sir John
Kotelawala zestok poraz. No
vi predsjednik Wade bit &c
po svoj prilici Solomon West
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
u iduti petak doIazi u New Castle

New Castle, Pa. - Ovime javljamo swim Hrvatima i
ostam Slavenma mesa okolce da &c iduci petak 20og
apra kod mas nastup gasovta Duquesne University Tam
burzans sa svom koncernim programom Scottish Rite
Cathedral. Pocetak toGno 8 sati u vecer.
Oval koncert Sc priredjuje po Holy Cross Church
West Pittsburgh koe e mjesto nedaleko cd New Castle
Pa Orgnalno je bio zakazano da koncert odrzat
West Psburghu, ali posto New Castle vece mjeso ina
de prkadnijh dvorana svrhu toga rad ist &c
odrzat New Castle Pa.
Owl mlad skolarc &c prkazat vrlo zanimjivi pro-
gram, ko trae preko diva sata vremena sasto Sc cd
raznih medjunarodnh pjesama gazbe plesova Medju
vim skolarcma naazi nasa devoka West Pttsburgha
sestra Mary Ann Vesea koja e izvsna pevacica pesa
cca.
stoga pozivljemo ljubiteje prvokasnh koncertnh
programa mjesta okoice da posee sto vecem brou
sada iduci petak 2Oog apria Sv cete mat ugodne ca
sove stoga svima kicemo: Dobro dosli!
Priredjivack Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

kraJ rezervlra mJesto ma avl-
onu. Avion uzme iz New
Yorka samo diva dana do Ia
greba. Putnici avionom izbje-
gavaju posebne troskove kroz
Evropu do Jugoslavije, a i
brigu prtljagom. Cijena je
ista kako smo to vec objavili.
Odmah treba poslati uz re-
zervaciju $3.50 kapare. Robe
iii prtljage moze Sc uzeti ma
avion 40 funti iii par funti vi
Sc, ali ako Sc uzme mnogo vi
Sc cato &c trebati posebno ma
doplatiti. Svakako nije vrije-
dino nositi odviSe robe u Start
Kraj radi carine i drugih ne
prilika.
Ovime ujedno molimo one
nase clanove i clanice, koji
imadu jedan broj tockica, a
nemaju dovoljno "a placen ci-
tavi put, koji zele da uces-
tvuju u ovoj zajednickoj tur-
neji, - neka Sc cim prize ja-
We, mi cemo i'm dati kredit "a
njihove tockice, a oni &c ma
doplatiti razliku. Takodjer i'll
molimo da nam cim prize po-
sslir lyanaru "a re-arvaciiu.
Opet naglasujemo da 81
svaki dade napraviti pasos
elm prize, jer ce uzeti nekoliko
tjedana da ga dobijete radi
navale i trazbine velikog bro
ia gradjana.
Takodjer kad pasos dobije-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

Ridgway Diaz Bandaranalke
vodja opozicije. Bandaranal-
ke je izjavio, da je cilj ME-
COVE politike neutralnost
Ceylona, uspostava diplomat
skin odnosa sa Sovjetima
crvenom Kinom; nacionaliza-
cija cajnih gumenih plan
taxa, do sada u rukama stra-
naca; uklanjanje engleskih
zrakoplovnih i pomorskih ba-
"a sa Ceylona i proglasenje
Ceylona republican. Ceylon
je do sada bio britanski do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

te i svi oni koji ga imadu, ne
ka Sc odmah jave ma glavni u
red zajednice, da i'm mozemo
izdati u tn svrhu priredjenu
tiskanicu, da zatraze vizu cd
konzulata Jugoslavije u New
Yorku.
Radi skupoce koja je ma
stala u Londonu, a jos VEGA
u Parizu napustili smo iz ma
Sega programa boravak cd tri
dana u Londonu ma povrat-
ku tri dana u Parizu, sto bi
"a nase turiste bill posebni
veci troskovi. Tako ce nasi
putnici ravno letjeti u zagreb,
samo &c presjesti ma drugi "a
Won u Londonu. Tako isto
i ma povratku natrag u New
York.
JOS jednom preporucamo
svakom da 81 uzme avion, "a
koii imademo otvorena mje-
sta.
Letjenje il New Yorka u
Evropu nije opasno, jer ste
i sami mogli zapaziti u novi-
mama, da Sc nesrece preko
Occsna s avionima nisu de-
savale, kao sto Sc to dogadja
u zemlji usljed strahovitih vi
hora i visokih planina.
Molimo svakoga, tko Sc "a
nina, neka gornje uvazi i da
nam Sc cim prize javi, jer vri-
jeme je kratko.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

ljudski zivot. To je samo .je-
dan PRIMER wise kako move
ideje tesko sebi krce put.
Tesli je spocetka bio po-
vjeren mamie vazan posao iz
svakodnevne prakse. Nakon
nekoliko sedmica ukazala mu
Sc prilika da i ovde pokaEe
svoju sposobnost. Edisonova
Kompanija bila je instalirala
(podigla) ma velikom brodu
Oregon" sve elektricne u
redjaje. Edison zamoli Teslu
da ode ma brod i da vidi ka-
ko bi Sc to popravilo. Tesla
ponese alat i uz pomoc brod-
ske posade popravi kvar, ma
kon visesatnog rada dovede
masine u red kao Sto su bile
nakon prve instalacije. Po-
sac je trajao do 5 sati IL
jutra, pri povratku s posla
naidje ma Edisona, koji je
bio u veselom drustvu, Edi-
son primjeti: "Evo kako Sc
mas parizlija nocu skita". Te-
sla odgovori: "Upravo Sc vra-
cam s "Oregona" i masine
odlicno rade". Edison pro-
duzi dale i rece svome prija-
telju: "Ovo je djavolski spo-
soban covjek".
Teslin je ugled magic po-
rastao i bio je upucen u sve
planove kompanije. Posao ga
je mnogo interesirao on je
radio dnevno neprekidno 18
sati, tako da mu je Edison
jednog dana rekao: "Imao
sam mnogo vrijednih pomoc-
nika, ali vi ste dosad moi
najbolji pomocnik". Tesla je
iznio Edisonu mnogo prak-
ticnih prijedloga kako bi Sc
masine poboljsale i njihov E.
fekat (radni ucinak) pove-
Gao. Edison mu je obecao,
ako tai plan ostvari, da ce
mu isplatiti nagradu cd so
tisuca dolara. Tesla Sc dade
ma posao nakon nekoliko
mjeseci zilavog rada izvrsi
sto je obecao. - Kad je po-
sac bio gotov masine ispro-
bane zatrazi cd Edisona O.
becanu nagradu, ma sto mu
Edison odgovori: "Tesla, vi
ne razumijete sto je amerie-
XII humor (sala). To je "a
Teslu bio neprijatno iznena-
djenje, da "a svoj ogromni
prekovremeni rad ne primi
nj pare, i zbog toga odmah
otkaze posao kod Edisona.
To je bilo godine 1885.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
U KRATk0 TJEDN PREGLED ST0
Sc D0GADJA u zEMLJI | SVIJETU

Jos stotinu tisuca vojnka Sale francuska vlada
Alzr Ma zahtjev mnistra Alzir, Robert Lacos
cuska vada Guy Mole e odluca posat jos stonu tsuca
vojnika Alzr svrhu unistenja pobunienickh akcia
konacnu pacifikaciju zemlje
Amerck ambassador Moskvi Charles e. BohIen -
e pozvan Washington konferencu koa &c rasprav.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
PREOKRET MA BOLJE I
TESLTN USPON

Dok je Tesla radio kao mad
nicar kopao jarke, slucaj
je htio da Sc ma tom poslu
upozna n e k i'm, takodier
sposobnim covjekom, koji je
zbog privredne krize bio pri-
siljen ola radi to isto sto |
Tesla. Oval novi Teslin po-
znanik bio je vrlo odusev-
lien, kad mu je Tesla iznio
svoje zamisli i planove o ma
izmjenicnim strujama svo-
me indukcionom motoru. Po-
sredstvom novog prijatelja,
Tesla sc upozna sa ugled-
MIN naucnikom i direktorom
Telegrafskog drustva A. K.
Braunom nekim Braunovim
priateljem finansijerom. Ova
diva covjeka osnuju novo
drustvo pod Teslinim ime-
nom urede Tesli veliku la
boratoriju (naucna radiona)
u jednoj cd najljepsih nju-
jorskih utica, Juznoj Petoj
aveniji, u neposrednoj blizini
Edisonove laboratorije. Ma o.
vom malom prostoru zapoce-
ce bitka izmedju istosmjerne
izmje.acne struje. Nepozna@
tt mladic IL Europe uhvatio
sc u kostac sa cuvenim bo-
gatim domorodcem Edison
ON. Pobjedu je ipak odnio
Tesla, jer je to prirodni "a
kon razvitka, stare uvijek u
stupa pred novim. Jedno-
smjerna struja bila je tehnic-
XII jednostavna, a izmjenicna
slozena, a bas u ovoj sloze-
nosti bila je njena buducnost.
Teski Teslini dani SUI pro-
sli. Ipak "a ostvarenje ME
govih velikih planova nije BIZ
la dosta velika sposobnost i
um, on je "a to trebao i mno-
go novaca. Gin je. Tesla do
sac do svoje laboratorije ba-
clio Sc swim zarom ma izrad-
bu svojih masina. Menu nj
su bill potrebni veliki pro-
racuni i nacrti, jer iii je on
vec imao do u tancine raz-
radjene u glavi. - Kad in
je izradio, masine SUI radile
savrseno, sto nije nj cudo,
jer je njegov veliki duh bio
najsavrsenija laboratorija. U
kratkom vremenu izradio je
dinamo-masine "a proizvod-
nju jedno-dvo- i trofaznih iz-
mjenicnih struja, a isto tako
i svoje motore - Teslin asin-
hroni motor = koji su davali
mehanicni rad kad Sc II njih
uvedu owe wise fame struje.
Pored dinamomasina i mo-
tora Tesla je izgradio po-
trebne transformatore, vaz-
ne naprave "a regulisanje ma
pona u jakosti struje kad Sc
struja vodi ma veliku udalje-
most.
Svega nekoliko mjeseci po
otvaranju laboratorija, Tesla
je predao svoj motor ma j.
spitivanje i ocjenu poznatom
naucniku profesoru Univer-
ziteta B. A., Antoniju. Prof.
Antonio je podnio izvjestaj
da je Teslin motor po svo-
me radnom ucinku ravan mai
boljem motoru istosmjerne
struje.
PRVI VELIkI PATENT
Nakon sest mjeseci upor-
nog rada Tesla podnosi preko
svojih advokata Drzavnom u
redu "a patente sve svoje
masine, generators, motore,
(Nastavak sa 2. strane)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

da on izradi Teslino
a oni da ga u spo-
razumu S uprav vom grada
New Yorka, u kojem je Te-
sla veci dio svoga zivota pro-
veo, ma dolicnom mjestu "a
jedno postave i tako dadu
dokaz ljubavi prema svome
velikanu j brat
ske slogel.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
VAzN0 UP0zORENJE NASIM TURISTIkIA
DAIMAM0 0TV0RENIH MJESTAzAAW0N

Kako smo prize javli do 1. aprla $4,000 Amerika-
rezervrai mjesta put posje Evropu Usljed
toga tesko je dobti rezervacu isto vreme poskupii
putni trdoskovi radi tolike navale putovanje.
Mama je ostalo praznh As mjesta Avonu, koja smo
mesta pak saeuva nase clanove pax ovime topic
porucuemo nasem svijetu da sva ko zel poset start
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

Prenosmo drug elanak il Posvjete spskog
kuturnog Prosvjeta hrvatski
Tesu da e ueenak
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18

sKuJ rooo HJ0l Sc ponos1o, sVooJ uTugOJ u0hoVm
America je radio Moi navec do svoga zivota proveo
umro Madame Sc, da bi Hrvati hrvatsk Srb mogli
sada, kad imamo Mestrovca America, slozt, pa ga
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
Stogod;sndca rodjeoja genyaLoog Hw-Amenekog
Uceniaka Niko|e TesIe = "k TesEna zivota"

Tesla je kasnije nerado 60
vorio o tim svojim teskim
danima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-18
PRVI VELIKI PATENTI

Nakon sest mjeseci upor-
nog rada Tesla podnosi preko
svojih advokata Drzavnom u
redu "a patente sve svoje
masine, generators, motore,
(Nastavak sa 2. strane)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

Concrete structures will give years of
trOubIe-free service if correct pro-
cedures are followed in constructing
them.
ness of the agent. The same volume of
concrete without an air-entraining
agent should weigh about 4 per cent
more than concrete containing to 6
per cent entrained air.
ProportiOning To insure uniform
strength throughout structure it's
important that each batch of concrete
contain the same amounts of sand,
gravel and cement This can best be
done by weighing the ingredients. Be-
low are the recommended amounts for
patches of concrete containing l, 2, 3
and 6 sacks of cement. The 6-sack
batch makes 5000 pounds of concrete,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
Cold Weather Construction

When construction is done when tenn
peratures fall below 40 degrees, per
cent calcium chloride by weight of ce-
ment should be added. This causes con-
crete to mature faster and gives pro-
lection against freezing. However, cal
cum chloride should NEVER be added
to concrete that will be exposed TO
alkali-Sulfate. Under such conditions
the Bureau recommended the addition
of one sack of Type V embarrassing
cement per cubic yard, or II pounds
for one-sack mix.
Placing - The expression pouring
concrete implies mix far wetter ana
more fluid than it should be to make
good concrete. If concrete is poured or
flowed from one location to another the
structure will not be of uniform
strength. Water and sand will flow into
the corners, leaving the heavier aggre-
gate behind. Therefore, concrete should
be place directly in the ends and cor
ners of forms.
Concrete of proper consistency will
flow only when placed on a steep
slope. Concrete should be dropped
vertically into forms. Bouncing 1t
against the sides Of the forms and
against reinforcement rods causes sep
aration. If vibrator is used to con-
soidate concrete the mix should. con-
tain only enough water to form stlif'
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
or a cubic yard:
Lbs. Pea Lbs. Med

If aggregates are wet, particularly
the sand, it will be necessary to add
additional aggregate to the above pro-
portions to make up for the weight of
the water.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15
How to Make, Place and Cure
Good, Solid Concrete

y
ing the correct type Of cement is used;
sand. gravel, cement and water are
mixed in proper proportions; aggre-
gate is properly graded and free from
dirt. clay, wood particles or other for
eign matter and providing the con-
crete is properly placed and correctly
cured.
Disregard for any of these factors
will result in cracking, heaving and
eventual breakdown and disintegration
Of the structure.
Here are the recommendations OF the
Bureau of Reclamation for making
serviceable concrete:
Cement-Concrete structures in most
Western areas will be exposed to alkal
sulfate in the soil and ground water.
This causes corrosion and cracking
and will shorten the life of the struc-
ture. To combat this, the Bureau rec
ommends Type V, sulphate-resisting
cement.
Harmful Alkali
Since sand and gravel found in the
West is likely to contain harmful alkai,
low-alkali cement should be used, I'M
| less aggregates are known to be free
! of these harmful elements If local
aggregate of unknown quality is to be
used it's advisable to contact the Blu
reau of Reclamation office in Billings
where records Of concrete-making ca
liabilities of sand and gravel in Bureau
project areas are kept on file.
1t is also recommended that con-
crete structures in your area that have
been made from local aggregate be in
spected to see if they have been serv-
iceable. If no information is available,
arrangements should be made with the
Bureaus regional office to have the
aggregate tested.
Sand and graveI-Sand and gravel
should be free from dirt, clay and
other foreign materials, and it should
be kept clean on the job. Sand particles
for structural and ditch lining work
should be about 3/16 to u inch in
diameter. If sand is too fine, the con-
crete will be weakened and less du-
rable unless additional cement is used.
Gravel should be screened into two
sizes. Pea size-3/16 to 81 inch-shouId
not make up less than 20 percent Oh
more than 40 per cent of the aggregate
Medium gravel should range in size
from q to IL inch in diameter.
Water-NeXt to cement, the Bureau
says water is the most important factor
in making good concrete. Any water
that is drinkable is suitable for con
; crete. Water that is salty or taste!
brackish should not be used. Too mucI
: water in the mix will result in a les
durable concrete. No more water thai
is necessary for good handling shoult
be used. Too much sand will reouir
I additional water The more cemen
| used, the less water will be REQUIRE
| and the stronger the concrete. If a Vi
| orator is used to consolidate the cor
| crete, only enough water to form
| stiff plastic mixture is necessary.
| Admixtures-The workability and d,
| rability of concrete is improved by tn
| addition of air-entraining agents. Thes
| agents are available from cemel
| dealers and should be added to the mi
| according to the manufacturers re-
concentrations. In Bureau of Reclam
| ton construction it has been four
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-10-15

Don't hesitate to write to advertiser in MONTANA
Tell him read his ad in MONTANA FARERsTOCKNIN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-20

sister. Mrs. Cora Gray at Mat
toax on Wednesday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-20

Mr., and Mrs. Blaine Vance
Miss Jean Vance. also Glenn
Vance are visiting ID Tennessee
They were accompanied by Miss
Nettie Large who has spent sew
eral months with Mfr. and Mrs.
J. M. Hedrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Startling
and Mrs. William Parish. Of
Manakin, were guests last Sat.
urday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfred Hedrick.
The manv friends Of Earl Billy
Blanton welcome him back on his
mail route after having been a
patient in Southside Hosrita,.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. 'sJot" Wilson
and "Hottv" spent last week in
.Johnson CITY. Tenn. i
Richard Blanton. Of Cumberland
visited his mother. Mrs. J. B.
Blanton Sunday
Mrs. Rose Waucaster, of Dill
wvn spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hedrick.
Mrs. Wilfred Hedrick enter
tanned with a stork shower honor
ing Mrs. Lee Moorefield Wednes-
day night. After interesting games
and contest Mrs. Hedeiick served
delicious retire h m ents. Mrs
Moore<ield received many lovely
and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Spencer
Of Farmville spent the week END
with Misses Sarah and Paulin~
Carson. Sunday visitors in thu
same howe we're Mr.. and Mrs
John Wood and son Johnnie. of
Buckingham.
Mrs. H. C. Smith of Richmond
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gates
and the Misses Corsons Friday
afternoon.
Frank Vogel. Phil Franck and
sons Phillip Books and Bobbie
visited the Wilfred Hedricks Sun
day afternoon. The boys enjoyed
trying out their luck on the He'd
rick fish pond.
Alvin Vogel of Gainesville wa
a visitor at Glen Bernie" Thurs
day.
Rev. Jesse Hutcheson- and Mrs.
Hutchinson of Bunea Vista visited
Misses Sarah and Pauline Corson
recently.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-20
Ashlby

We are happy to note the award
received by our J. Barrye Wall for
his outstanding editorials - also
our society editor Jackie Wall and
news staffer Jim Berry's award.
Among the visitors attending
services at Thomas Chapel Sum
day included Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Carneal. Miss Ann Smith. Robbie
Smith. Robert and Marsha ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Proffitt and
Linda. of Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Heller of Fredericks-
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Ford,
Mrs. Anita Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Adams and Suzanne
Cole. of Fine Greek Mills.
Charles Oele has been very &C.
tive In soliciting for the polio fund
in this community
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Sanderson.
Steve and Mrs. e. B. Nuckols spent
Sunday at South Hill visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Clements. Mr.. Gle
ments is improving from a recent
illness. They are COW in their new
home and o,,ote from THE FARM
VILE HERALD as keeping them
in news from home.
Miss Suzanne Cole is spending
this week with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. j. Dawson while
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Cole are spending this week in
Florida.
Mr.. end Mrs. w. p. Sanderson
accompanied F.. w. Sandersnn to
Wavnoshoro to visit the w. P.
Sandarson .Tr.. family.
Rev. and Mrs. Murphy and bows
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Hart SUNDAY night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meador
have en'nved visiting and enter
tainino. They were dinner guests
of th"i~ son Mr. and Mrs. Frank
jim Whittier in Richmond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Meador had
been their recent guests while
ovArnioht 1,'"sts were Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Whittier. of Far~ville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Whit
ter, of Richmond Other dinner
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Spicer. and Mr.. and Mrs. T. D..
Cooke.
Recent guests in the w. p
Sanderson home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Row Dedrick. of Stuart Draft.
News from Mr.. AMI N~"s w q
Stonnell who are spending this
winter in Florida states they ar
rived when sections of Florida
were colder than Maine. Thav
add that the sunshine is very nice
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. !Arlie Watson and
family were ovornioht o',""te of
relatives in Scottsville Saturday
night.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-20

beth Martin. Mrs. Jack Clayton.
Mrs. Julia Poore. Mrs. Goodman.
Mrs. Poore, Mrs. 8. B. Hurt. Mrs.
Sidney Stokes. Mrs. Ellis Palmore.
Mrs. w. NJ. Brown. Mrs. Clarence
Brown. Mrs. E. N. Walton. Miss
Lucy Page Hurt. Mrs. w. J. Hurt.
Mrs. Fred BAbcock. Mrs. r. L.
Joyce. Mrs. Arnold Joyce. Mrs. E.
NJ. cambridge and Mrs. Earl Lee
cambridge. Also Mrs. Robert Par
rish. Mrs. Paulus ellis. Mrs. W. F.
Ransom. Miss Joyce Ransom. Miss
Bette Parrish. Miss Nettie Par
rish. Miss Haryie Jeter and Mrs.
J. A. Jeter.
Fred Babcock was called to
Williamsburg on Saturday by the
severe illness of his father.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-20
Raines

With the tobacco season last
week. farmers are again buisly
preparing tobacco for market.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Price
had as their guests last week. her
niece. Mrs. Eldridge Williams and
daughter. Violet. Of Richmond.
Visitors in the same home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Marshall of
Victoria.
: Sam Huddleston has built a
new home on the Guinea road.
Mrs. Charles Welchlin. and the
Misses Edna and LENA Welchlin
Of Richlnond. visited the Arthur
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-20
ArtmObile Visit
Big Success In
Cumberland

After a highly successful five
day visit to Cumberland the
Virginia Museums Artmobile has
re-opened for a four day stint
at Buckingham Central High
School.
Arriving at Cumberland Jan. 7.
the travelling museum accommo-
dated a maximum capacity of
visitors throughout its stay. The
exhibition of Art from Ancient
Egypt was enjoyed by all who saw
it.
Mrs. w. c. Carter, president OF
the Cumberland Wioman's Clut
was chairman of the Artmobile
visit. Members of the Club served
as hostesses.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-20

Welchllns Sunday. Mrs. Welchlin
remained for a visit in this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Robinson
visited the Charles Lanes Sunday
evening in their new home.
RAINES REMEMBRANCES
Poems for Pigtails
by Gladys Mckee
Nowadays little girls
Wear mostly pony tails or curls:
Passing are the gay parades
OF libbon-bound pigtail braids.
Though I miss them. flying bright.
After little girls in flight.
! regret that little boys
Will never know their special joys.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-20
DOG SWALLOWS STICK

Phoenix, Ariz.-Dr. Louis Beck
er. veterinarian. operated on q
boxer puppy who had swallowed
part of a toy rake handle. The
doctor pulled on the stick and
out it came-all 20 inches of it.