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lANDOk G. ATKINS
REAITOR
Municipal Building
Phone 39O-M or 1873
FormviIie. Va.
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE is HEREBY VEN
THAT THE COMMISSION OF
GAME AND INLAND FISHERIES.
PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 29-l25.
9-6.4 AND 9-66 OF THE CODE OF
VIRGINIA. HAS ON APRIL y, 1856
ADOPTED THE FOIL WING
AMENDED REGULATIONS, COP
les OF WHICH HAVE BEEN FIJI
ED WITH THE DIVISION OF STAT
UTORY RESEARCH AND DRAFT
ING.
V. Deer Season and Bag Limits:
The season for hunting deer shall
ebgin the third Monday in Novem-
Der and close January statewide.
with the following exceptions.
a In the counties west of the
Blue Ridge Mountains and in that
section of Amherst County west of
Route No. 90 and in Nelson County
west of Route No Isl, deer may be
hunted from the third Monday in
1SuNtIiIDci loI DIN IUlintSutINt lltAiit-
ing DAYS only
b. In Accomack County ii shall
be unlawful to hunt deer on Mon
Gays, Wednesdays Thursdays and
Fridays during the open season OF
taking of same these being de-
clared rest days. however, this shall
not apply to Parramore Island.
(c) 1t shall be unlawful to hunt
deer in the counties of Arlington
Bedford, Bland east Of Highways q
and 81. Buchanan, Dickinson. Fair
fax. Floyd, Franklin, Giles in that
portion west of New River. Henry
Loudoun, Montgomery Northamp
ton. Patrick, Pittsylvanla. Prince
William except within the confines
of Quantico Marine Reservation
Pulaski in that section north Of New
River. Russell except that section
lying on the southside along nortf
of Clinch Mountain bounded on thu
east of U. S. Highway No. 10 from
the Washington County line goini
north TO Mocassin Creek Road No
67o following this number west t
where it interSects No 679. follow
ing No. $40 west to where it inter
sects No. 6l3, following No. 6l3 t
Scott County line during the ope
season for hunting deer west Of tn
Blue Ridge Mountains. and WITH
County north of Highway No II
ID 1t shall be unlawful to hun
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VIRGINIA:
In the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for the County
OF Cumberland on this the 10Th
day of May 1856:
1helna Fountain Plaintiff
vs.
AIuriel Fountain
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit is to
obtain divorce from the bond
Of mauimony for the plaintiff
from he defendant on the
grounds of conduct which is
tantamount to desertion and
abandonment
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law stat
ing that the defendant is a non
resident cf the State Of Virginia.
it is therefore. ordered that he
do appear within ten days from
due publication hereof and do
Wha, be necessary TO protect his
interests III this suit
R H BLANTON. Clerk
R. o. GARRETT. p q.
Cumberland Va. 5-l&-4t
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REAL ESTATE

90 acres, good 6 room home with
bath, II miles from Farmville in
Cumberland Co Good land. Some
tobacco base and outbuildings. A
steal at $4,000
% acres on good road in Prince
Edward County. in young pine
and popular timber Pond site
81 300 Easy terms.
5 acres on paved road in Prince
Edward County. school bus and
mail route. Good building site.
S475 with $50 down. balance by
month.
Lake. we'll stocked with bass and
Dream. With Is acres Only 8
mi.teS from Falmviile. Reason
able.
Res. 5 rooms and bath oil heat.
100 l35 it. lot near Farmyille.
Extra special $4,000.
20 acres and rm. house with
running water OH edge of Farm
vile. Good lake site, fenced for
cattle $500.
Res. In Dlllwyn. l3 rms Ideal for
rooming house or tourist home
Excellent location with , acres
$1,000.
Res. 7 rooms, running water. cleo
tlicity, telephone. 5 acres. 4 miles
from FalmVllle on school bus
route. Large cattle and hay barn,
chicken houses. grainery and 9TH
Ell outbuildlnos. Special $4,000.
Dwelling. 4 rooms. bath. hardwood
floors. oil heat on corner lot. Close
in $4,000.
10 acres in young timber miles
from Farmville. $3.50, Terms. S2s
down, $40 month.
Bright tobacco farm. l24 acres. so
cleared 53 acres tobacco 5 room
home and outbuildingS. $4,000
Country store. 9 room res. with
bath. good outbuildings and II
acres on paved road in Cumber~
land County Store doing good
business. Price $4,000 Terms So
900 down and balance by month.
83 acres. miles from Farmville
on both sides of good road. 4 good
lake sites, some growing timber
Price $4,000.
Bldg 3 story, 40x60 in Dillwyn
with railroad siding, on lot 50x90
for feed store, small fact
Dry. etc. $500.
Res. 9 rooms, 2 baths, oil heat,
large basement. hardwood floors.
only 5 years old, large lot. Near
elementary school, Immediate pos
session. $4,000.
l handle rentals. List your rent
al property with me
Sold recently. farm in Cumberland
County property of A M Bales to
Mr.. Moore by w r. Atkins with
Landon Atkins, Realtor. Farm
vile
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LEGAL NOTICE

Il shall be unlawful to kill bear of
less than Seventv-five pounds hive
WEIGHT. This shall become effective
Jul, !. 1856.
J. Foxes. Hunting with Guns or
Days. Trapping. Unlawful Shooting;
az II shall be- unlawful to hunt
foxes with dogs III the counties o..
Clarke. Fairfax. Fauquler except
within the confines of Quantico Ma
rine Feservationl Loudoun Il d
Rapp2hannock except from Sep
tesnber l-March 81, provided how
ever that foxes may not be hunted
with dogs in Clarke County during
tire oren season for hunting deer in
thai county; in the City of Warwick
except from October January
20. and further. it shall be unlaw-
ful to hunt foxes with dogs in Amel-
n County during the daytime from
Apr! l-September /, dates inclusive
b Il shall be lawful to hunt
foxes with guns east of the Blue
Ridge Mountains October l-January
%, and west of the Blue Ridge
Mountains from the third Monday
IL November to January 10. incluS-
i've. except the season in Ta2eweI
County shall close on January. Fur
Their. the season for hunting foxes
with guns in Prince Edward and
King George Counties shall be from
the th,rd Monday in November to
January 20 and in the counties of
Chesterfield. Franklin Grays on
Patrick and Pittsylvania from the
third Monday in November to Jan
uary 81 dates inclusive. and.
Red foxes may be hunted in Mid
dleseX and Nottoway counties from
October lJanuary 81
&C. II shall De unlawful to shoot
foxes in Albemarle. Amelia, Am
herst except in the National Forest
Area, Appomatt0X charlotte.
Clarke, Culpeper. Dinwiddie Oar
vile District only, Fauquier ,eX-
cept within the confines of Quantico
Marine Reservation James City,
Halifax except on regularly organ
lied game preserves l. u d Il n.
Louisa. NottoWay except red fox
es'. and Rappahannock counties at
any time.
ID 1t shall be unlawful to shoot
foxes in Stafford County from Oct
.ober l-January 81. inclusive This
shall become effective July !, 1856
COMMISSION OF GAME
AND INLAND FISHERIES
Beverley W. STRAS. Jr., Chairman
5l3-lt
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circui, Court of Prince
Edward County. May IL. 1856.

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County. May IL. 1856.
Estelle Jones, Freddie Brinkley
Helen Phillips and Dorothy Bur
rel ComDlalnantS
VS. In Chancevy John T Booker.
Defendant
Order of Publication
The object of this suit IS to
effect partition in one of the
modes prescribed by law of the
real estate of which Nelson Dis
more died seized and possessed
containing 81 acres. more or less
and beng the same tract Nelson
Dismore purchased from James
Hurt and Eliza Hurt by deed dated
the 25th day OF Dec 1875. begin
mig at a corner OF Rebecca Fer
guSon. thence in a Southern
direction along the line of Fer
guson and John j. Hurt and the
Norfolk & Western Ry. thence
along the Rebecca Ferguson 's
line to the beginning
/ And it appearing from an af-
fidavit made and filed. according
to law. that due diligence has
been used by or on behalf of the
Compartments to ascertain in
what county or corporation the
defendant, John T Booker. re-
sides without effect. and that his
last known post office address is
406 North Hancock Street. Rich
mond, Virginia, and that process
directed to the Sheriff OF the City
Of Richmond has been returned
not executed the defendant not
being found within the officer
bailiWlck. 1t is ordered that he
da appear within ten days after
due publication of this order and
do what may be necessary to
protect his interest in this suit
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
j. V. LEWIS, p. q. 5-l8-4t
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WANTED

ANTIQUES and Indian relics,
spear heads. arrow heads. Scalping
knives, tomahawks etc. Also quartz
stone. jenkins Amoco Service Sta
ton, Rice, Va. 5-l5-2p
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TIMBERLAflD and cut over land
highest prices paid Landon At
klns, Realtor, Planters Bank
Bldg, Farmville. Phone BOOM or
1888. 6-24-tt
TO BUY White oak veneer logs.
highest prices paid in Southslde
Virginia. Contact j. Haywood Crl-
der Chatham Va. Phone 564l
5-4 at
PIANO GOOD used suitable for
church. Mrs, j. w Huges. Rice.
Phone 2036W 5-1&-lp
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Card OF Thanks

WE wish to express our sincere
gratitude to those who gave such
beautiful flowers and for the
many words of sympathy and
understanding, for the many
kindnesseS in our recent sorrow
May the Lord bless each and
everyone Of you Mcfarland and
Jones Families. 5-l8-1p
FOR RENT
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FOR SALE


SPENCER SUPPORTS improve
posture and do wonders for the
way you look and feel Cali 1863.
MIS-. ANNE Putney. registered
corseiiere. f4-27-5p tF)
PLANTS AnniaS marieolds. bells
Of Ireland, velbena. asterS, snap
dragons. dahlIa plants and roots.
Doris Cook. Rice Sill Sd F.,
PUPPIES - CoDnes. 50, $40 and
SIS Mrs S w Pulney. il. Farm
Vile. Va. Phone 603. 5-ll-tf
FARM 60 acres land. residence
ana good well near Elan Station
Prince Edward County known as
Dunn place Apply Mrs, A. NJ. Fall
Well, eXecutriX Ola P. Dunn
Phone $40, Planters Bank Bldg,
Farmvllle 5-l5-tf
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HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. Joel
EberSole. phone 549M. 5-l5-3p
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$50 HEAD of choice western
yealling ewes. w, C. Jackson,
Amelia, Va. phone 42l 5-l5-4t
OR RENT: House. 5 rooms and
bath. Located in Jackson Heights
See Robert Davis or phone 4l3-W
after D. n. 4-27-8t
STOVEWOOD: Dry kindling
blocks and stove length. Special
prices for quantity orders. Buffalo
Shook Co 12-9-tf
MODERN HOME: bed rooms. 2
baths, full size basement. auto
matte oil hot water heat $40
Second Street, phone 1862.
4-27-tf
HOUSE Large lot full basement.
rooms and bath, with stairway
to unfinished second floor Can be
seen after S p m. any day Z. II
paulson, Farmville, call 704J.
SLIP
LOTS 300 lots S25 up. Also 1000
acres. sold by acre, along shore
line Bugs Island Lake: $1,000
acres water. swimming, boating
and wonderful fishing. w Humid
ley, Boydton, Va 5-4-5t
HOUSE New, brick, ranch type,
six rooms. garage porch. Second
Avenue Davldsons Estate CAL
T24R 5l8-tf F.
FARM Near Charlotte Court
House on Highway No Al About
200 acre farm with some farming
and Grazing land-lot Of young
growing timber, two streams, to-
bacco barn nearly 81 acres to-
bacco allotment some buildings
nice room colonial type home
lovely location overlooking high
Wav. Can OF write for information
Il. w. Wells. Realtor 1925 Church
st. Dial 6-2768. Lynchburg. Va
5-18-2t
HOUSE nice tWo-bedrOom
BUNGALOW on Bridge St. See sign.
w. c. Canada Peoples Bank Bldg"
Falmville. 5-l8-2p
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TWO ICE BOXES IS and 100
pound capacity Phone Farmvllle
4l4W. 5-l8-lp
FARM-18 acres, good soil for cul-
tiVatiOn. splendid 7 room home
outbuildings. water. electricity
convenient to Bremo, $4,000, half
cash and terms if desired New
Canton Real Estate Co, New Can
ton. 5-l8-lp
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SERVICES

CARPENTRY. building, repairs
porch screening. painting. Free
estimates. d. l.. Orr, Farmville
TAT. 5-4-5p
D1TCHING let us dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited.
PCtney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483. Farmville. Va. 4-21-tf
POWER and Hand Mowers sharp
ened and repaired Call us for
pickup. Motley Hdwe Co, phone
3O2. 5-4-tf
BUTCHERING, meat processing,
deep freeze supplies. Burgers Mar
ket, Farmville. Va. 3-16-2Op F.
FARMVILLE HEALTH service
center. soothing Swedish massage
for nervousness. heat treatments
for low back pains and Joint ar
ritis Mrs. Annie Putney. Mas
seuSe. Phone 468. 427-5p(F)
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NOTICE

$1,000 REWARD for information
about a G. E. radio. post card
size. red. tranSistor type Motley
Hardware Co. Phone 302, Farm
vile. 5-l8-4p
SUBSCRIBER the subscri-
Der who sent postal from Rich
mond postoffice. requesting
change of address to R. l.. Mid
lothian, please send name. Card
was unsigned. The Farmville
Herald. Farmville. 5-l8-1p
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OFFICE OF display room. Street
level. Planters Warehouse BLDG
joel Watkins. Jr. 5l8-3p
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24

oDeys Constitution /
pec fortnight criticism from awabidng states well Pres
That defy position
Mississippi no better than states like Minnesota
DENTAL asrans who place the interests Of the entire above
those Of the habits
present
Mr. Stevenson and President Eisenhower fear the Powell amend
passed by
Senate This calculated but justhabe risk
thoughuess Of the welfare its children simply
because implements obedience the Constitution
sponsby for such seshness and bgoy its shoulders
safeguards placed
bill the South part win proceed
the Federal and school districts
federay program opera
ton today
W. H. Lawrence TIMES political writer whom
Mr.. Gram takes to task~ors newspaper which
and he travelled with Mr. California voeseeng
jaunt He reported what Mr. Stevenson said careful
pesa Of four Of the Negro in California supported the
report Negroes pro-stevenson
appearance speeches. generally rejected
and turned to Senator Estes Kefauver.
The cry that Eugene
daily press "msrepre-
position very plain and no misrepresentation or distortions were
necessary unpalatabe against
paper personally
a later letter which reprinted upon
told the American Negroes the country
California that he for gradualm relations theory
which the American his white welw ihers
forced to discard so when apparent the policy
bringing results the campaign bring first
citizenship to American Negroes.
shocked Negroes shocked
a
state would by implication attack laws like FEPC and counsel the
Negro with patience segment
population justice
has been patient
inteprets stevensons admoniton keep
politics something liberal
Tv commentator Edward r. believes position
attempt face saving" candidate who
pleads that he misunderstood"
Ldppman going to
campaign Most Negroes wish
they ballot ntegaon
CATION in public facilities Accommodations and protection of their
properties they realistic the
problem the problem thereby
important campaign issue
leadership levels and necessarily who
the Presidency knowing the pes unity
national prestige continued dsgacef segregation intmda
which America citizens of Ne
support realistic patriotic citizens
take stand support the Constitution whatever the
did Stevenson his southern delegates
compromises principles formerly Indicated
fault that of other Negroes whites who
gaduastic theory with and legal
the question has brought crisis SO after
which threatens the foundation the Republic
Stevenson had advice this
surprised that Minnesota liberals such Reader ration
aze the political expdency that Mr. Stevenson
made
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
Why Mr.. Stevenson Wants Civil Rights
OUT Of NofionuI Politics

Ad who front for the Democratic
president finds himself considerably at
with other contenders Senator Kefauver
Hartman Certainly he hot in his attempt to
satisfy southern wing the party the subject and thus
forced into Of his choosing
stated that rights should be taken of party
politics politicians often did harm than good
As ideal would II would be an ideal situation for
do the But practical matter neither would
talked brotherhood the time of
Christ alone it too loosely knit
only the of laws dealing with civil
substantial been made for places the
officially the favorable side Of the question
As r.. says Mr. Stevenson wishes to make
civil nonpartisan because he Is In the hottest
spot the question. This, he is natural
Undoubtedly civil right will continue 70 be issue until 1t is
voraby giving unquesoned rights first class
oppose program order to maintain
second class citEeury n America.
Fortunately question being unlimited publicity which
opportunity and know what is all
subgat people throwing off the yoke Of pater
mnoes their friends doing
he Mones,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
Letters To The Editor
Wants Understanding Treatment For AdIci
A laNAar cnI p.nl

Editor;
him 10 better and understanding
corded him For that YOU owe your
readers adequate than given
and position OF Estes
have admiration fortunate
10 have choice between
Democratic candidate for President
the relations issue paramount
studied and tried 10 understand the positions
Stevenson the fortnight
this
your reports have left the impression that
has repeatedly stated the position desegrgaon
land; the opposes rider
which would foreeose the chances that b passing
be interpreted TO that
Actually Kefauvers position
As for the representing position
being against cutting off aid 10
the record oonradcts them example
New York Times
audience that segregated
schools" careful reading OF
cynical misrepresentation report
around the talking
cutting off aid but about
eral aid legislation Mr. report
and Misrepresentation think
warned that going reporting
kind Lawrence committing campaign
We ought TO remember too that emotional situation
who criticize the Negroes for strong feelings
subet3) likely get meanings
vocatng the gradual but rapid desegegauon schools parks
interstate carriers does not graduasn
and does "gaduasm
politics this to getting both Republicans
TO work together the rights
neScusable demAgoguery February
II does not lodging the issue,
When II to the matter OF schools o
all recognize that and education mutually contradictory
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
MIR. Stevenson To Explain

Attempts by Minnesota DFI supporters
dsoredt charges by this that
statements placed him at with chief
his own party have apparently failed
This indicated when Minneapolis Morning poI
cal writer John Mcdonald revealed exclusively story
day that the Stevenson leaders this state had
to make major address civil rights during his
March
II Ii also Indicated that speech March
may try TO justify Mr. Stovensons position
take real doing because Mrs
tive civil rights
promise the
No matter what Mr. Stevenson
cratic convention doubt he
Los Angeles February the oivi rights pro-
coed gradually not upseng habits traditions Older
the republic"
After Mr. Stevenson had his
geles he added insult to injury
kept out OF the national campaign issue This proposal
rather startling Coming from without the
Of Mr. Stevenson could not have been
he not OF presidential cabre better
he apparently anxious TO seek
he Issued hurried unthndng statement
We viii be watching and listening how
wggle out Of his present prodicament heap
explaining only large group
whites this pride themselves
OF the Humphrey Truman liberal position human rights
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
SAYS HOUSING AUTHORITY HARMED PROGRAM

Editor writing article Minne-
apos Morning February Editorial
Start"
a Minneapolis Housing e
Authority Mr. and Mrs Warren SIS Fremont
anyone afraid TO do business with them
promising Mr. and Warren January 1856 that
his Mr. Warren agreed to let the
Housing Authority the property appraised value
$500 January 16. 1856.
January 1855 Mr. Warren his wife signed offer
price January midnight
foreclosure Mr.. Warren's property.
the Housing Authority living up its agreement
certificate
the forecosed such short notice
the matter the fact he
Housing Authority live there
there slight doubecross instead
getting 5000 his share from the property he
nothing The Housing Authority Of the deal with
profit -starred transaction.
Housing Authority itself harm and max
difficult them do business with the of
Clark 1916 Bryant
", Feb. l6, 1886
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
Moving Forward Steadily

This annual Progress Edition is possible by
the cooperation Of number Of firms in this who join with
in noting the advance and improvement Of Americans
Negro descent in Minnesota.
BY their very presence this edition paid advertising
space such firms demonstrate in graphic aud unmstaabe
fashion, along with those regular advertisers their genuine in
erest and that they proud Of the steady progress Of their
fellow Negro Americans
This newspaper does not have babour the point
such firms deserve the patronage and friendship of its readers
Their in forward militant publication devoted
increasingly to the interests Of the community in general and
the Negro in particular evidence that they approve the
strides which the eoored people Of Minnesota max
ing and wish them continued progress and success
IL is happy circumstance when point with pride
to the continued going forward of Minnesota Negroes
their because of their peculiar position be
Elected the greatness and progress of the whole
the least of people ahead may that
the more favored also going ahead
We salute Minnesota Negroes and their well wshers the
unfatering climb to greater economic social cultural and
spiritual heights II is hope that with Gods help firm
determination the group continue its course and make greaer
contributions to the welfare, stability and life Of the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
Sports, A Common Denominator


Sports upon which Of all
natonales and many different backgrounds may meet
the playing prejudice
part When athlete works closely differ
religion political goal
pes against spirit good craftsmanship
forgettable lesson.
Olympic example Of works
don't tolerate discrimination requirement that
plays
anybodyour open ability Avery
Brundage President International Olympic Committee
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-24
Poverty Stricken Veterans!

there Washington against the
practice many signing poverty and OBJ
tanning medical and disqualification veterans hospitals
expense taxpayers congressman the
that wealthy getting
limits who
hardship pay money private physician and
hospital half million
spongng
Why mulcting
public committing perjuy?-A G. the
AdvancePres