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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13

Turkeys
Prospects look g3od for turkeys
between now and Christmas
Light types Virginia ) specially
last year. based Oh hatch figures.
And the supply Of all turkeys A.
valuable for slaughter during De-
cember hatch figures indicate. Will
be less tor the month than last
year. Cold storage is up. possibly
enough to put the total supply some
above last year. but demand should
make UP for that
Demand was reported good in
the Shenandoah Valley last week.
with FRIDAY prices at 30 cent for
small type turkeys; % cent for
'leayy hens and p cent for toms
III two To five cent higher than a
month ago.
Cattle
The outlook IL up for cattle prices
with enough shortage in finished
choice grade to make il look adj
visabh 10 ann Ior II whenever YOU
can
Wee past the seasonal fall dip,
which turned out to be shaIower
t4 ! usual, and as We moved TO-
ward strengthening prices. the lev
a is higher than it has been in
three years.
Slaughter has been running eight;
IN 10 PEI cent below last year
since October. and part of this may
foretell an upward trend In cattle
numbers as breeding stock is
held back. AT the same time. Vel
tail demand has been reported ~
good.
Virginia auction prices at THE end
n last week choice steers. 1924.
good steers. $20-s22 50. In Chicago,
choice steers averaged 81 5O$26 30 /.
Rced. $23-S25.
Hay
Hay prices should begin to pick
Up little by little al cold weather
pushes demand but movement had
been Up little in some places.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13
Amelia Hid Clubs
Hold Annual Tour,
Achievement Day

Approximately 100 women went
on the Amelia County Home Dem
onstration clubs achievement tour
last Friday
Seven houses We're open. Cover
". home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
HarvIe. Jr. Kenmore. home oi
MIS-. r.. r. Saunders. the new
home Of the Charles Meyers: the
new home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r..
Jones. the remodeled Methodist
parsonage, the remodeled home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Parsons. and
the new Noel Sours home.
Featured were house furnish
ings. Christmas decorations, floor
finishes. storage space. bathrooms.
utility rooms. Kitchens ana chill
drens playrooms.
These were the homes Of mem
bers Of seven clubs Winterham.
MattoaX, Pine Grove. Grub Hill
MapleWood-Amelia. Amelia Jill.
ana Rennie Memorial
Coffee was served In Trinity
church basement. with a meeting
attelWard IN the church where II
short program was held.
After q devotional BY the Rev
Milton Reid, of Amelia Presbyter-
IAN church, Mrs. Harry MArloWe
president Of the Amelia county
home demonstration committee
gave the welcome. followed IN
group singing and talk On "A
Challenge to Young People in
Amelia County" BIZ Mis-. ia
Wilmington. All leader.
Pins were awarded to SIS women
fof their achievements during
1887 III home demonstration WORK
On the program and tour com
mittee were Mrs. G. B. Goodman
chairman. Mrs y. A. Mover MN
r E. Parsons and Miss Florence
Clarke
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13
Reindeer TO Swim
n College Pool
'onday, Tuesday

Christmas Fantasy" Longwood
College H2o clubs annual water
pageant. will have reindeer SWIM
ming in the Longwood pool Mon
day and Tuesday.
The pageant viii be presented
at 7 b. m. Monday and Z and 9
n IN. Tuesday.
Narrator for the l0-number
program will be Nancy Brubeck. OF
Stanton. Janet Lloyd. of South
Boston. is general chairman, with
Nancy Andrews. OF Roanoke. as
sistant chairman Carolyn Wauga-
man Of Roanoke, wrote the script.
Numbers designed BY club mem
befs include "Sleighride. White
Christmas. Jingle Bells. "Skat-
ers Waltz. March Of the Lead
Soldiers. Winter Wonderland"
and 'GreensleeveS."
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13

6oNlI a Bit IN others through last
Weaa. Bit there's still a good supply
lGcally and, nationally. and both
Shenandoah Valley and Southwest
Virginia fafma have started 10
Offer SINE for sale,
Latest U S. figures show y
percent larger supply than last
Year. l6 percent more than the TO-
year average.
IN the Valley. farmers were be-
ing offered S35 a ton for second
and Till. d cutting alfalfa that would
grade a No. 2 leafy or better; SGT
n san for lower grades Of alfalfa.
and s27 to $50 Tor top No. clover.
slUver- Timothy and timothy.
IN Southwest Virginia, farmers
we're offered SIS to $50 for second
and third cutting alfalfa grading
No. leafy; SIS for lower grades
81 alfalfa. s23 to S25 for timothy.
clover and clover-timothy mikes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13
VMI Glee Club
Christmas Concert
Sunday In Jarman

Virginia Military Institute gIet
club and the Longwood Colleae
choir will give d Christmas coz
cert in Jarman auditorium Sun
day at q p III.
The two groups Will combine tx
present program Of Christmas
music. including the Hallelujal
chorus from Handel's Messiah
Longwood's Madrlgal singer
and chorus viii also take part in
The program
Mark Doty. first classman
from Winnsboro. S. c., and Gre
cory c. TAYLOR, Of South Hill.
1857 graduate. conduct the VMI
glee club James McCombs. Long
wood assistant professor of music.
conducts the Madrigal singers,
and DR.. John W MoInar. Long
wood music department chairman,
conducts the choir
Soloists Will be Cadet William
II Old a. Of Crawford. N. j..
CADET Steve Seweil. Of Daytona
Beach. Fla. Cadet William Dab
hey. Of Gloucester. ana Miss
Moonyeen warren Of Newport
News.
The LonRwood choir viii SING an
English and an American carol,
ana the NMI glee club VIII sing a
seventeenth century German me-
Iody, a thirteenth century niain-
song, a Fifteenth century English
carol Silesian folk song, a splr-
ltuai and traditional English
yule song.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13
" rAhM ! RICE
OUTLOOK

Virginia locked to
on
To predict
and right all TIC time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-13
Bake Sale Saturday

Farmville High School Junior
Tri Hi-Y win hold a bake sale SAIL
urday from = 10 il a.in. ~ Main
street Mss Lillian Mike, j. spoa-
soi for the GROUP
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, 1957-02-13

jusustice and contrary to the
principles of the common
Law ought to be abolish
ed.
Hitherto, as far as the law
of criminal libel was concern
ed, it had been held that the
truth of the article published
in a newspaper, was no de-
fence; as a matter of fact, the
dictum was that "the greater
the truth, the greater the Ii
bel" Hamilton argued siren
uously against this assump-
ton, and contended that the
libellous characer Of any writ
ing must depend upon some
malicious or mischievous in
tent or tendency, and that the
truth or falsity Of the article
may be of great Importance
in determining the guilt of
the writer or publisher.
The trial Judge in this par
|ticular case held that the Eng
|lish common law, as laid
down by Lord Mansfield, was
to the effect that "the jury
were judges only of the fact,
and not of the truth o rintent
of the publication. This
meant that once a jury had
found as a fact that a man had
written or published an arti-
Gle which could be held to be
|~defamatory, they were not con
cerned with its truth or the
motives underlying such pub
lication--it was then a matter
of law for the Judge to decide
whether or not the article
was libellous. Hamilton argu-
ed that the whole matter
should be left to the jury as
questions of law and fact
were closely intermingled.
Reprinted from
st. Kitts-Nevis Daily Bulletin
, 1957-02-13

jusustice and contrary to the
principles of the common
Law -. ought TO be abolish
ed.
, 1957-02-13
Alexander Hamilton
on freedom Of the press

by F. Cunningham Adams, B.A.
AS a trial lawyer, Alexand-
er Hamilton took part IN Sc
veral important cases, one OF
which, The People v. Cross
well Q8O2) was of national i'm
portance as Hamilton's argu-
1nents on behalf of his client
was of great assistance IN
changing the basis of the law
pertaining to the publication
of libe1ous matter in news
papers.
The actual decision was
against Hamilton but what is
important and interesting are
his notes of the argument pre-
pared in defence of the accus-
ed newspaper editor. Some OF
his points were as follows:
ia) The liberty Of the press
consists in the right to pub
lish with impunitY Truth
with good motives for justi-
fable ends though reflect
ing on Government. Magis-
tracy or individuals.
(b) That in determining
the character of a libel the
Truth Of falsehood is in the
nature Of things a material
ingredient though the truth
may not always be decisive
but being abused may still
admit of malicious and mis-
chievous intent which may
constitute a libel.
tc) That the doctrine of
excluding the truth as i'm
material originated in a IT.
rannical and polluted source.
Gandl that the doctrine being
against reason and natural
, 1957-02-13
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VOL. 1I3 WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY Is, 1857 NO. 81
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Pot Mevey sicgs.
7-Boekstoee. Sports. News.
Strong. Moione. MoIkis.
9-Monao. Fonily Comedy.
THE Good Snmofiton." Peggy
Wood. Judson Loire.
7:I5
7-John Dolly. News.
7:3O
4-Priee Is Right. Color.
The night version Of Tire d1ytims
auix show. BilI Cullen, host.
S-FedeFcI Men. Police.
Mon Trop." WolloF Crsoxo.
7-AmeFieon Bandslend.
9-Robin Hood. Adventure.
~ Tuck IN Time" Frior Tuck's
irwin brothers return from the
Eoss couses trouble. RlchoFd
Greene. Alexander Gouoe.
500
4-ReslIess Gun. Western.
Revenge at Harness Creek" A
sheriff risks his honor 70 ovenoe
the death Of his brother. John
Poyne stars.
5-Theotef az Eight. Movie.
IA Honrs. "Affoirs Of Annobel."
1888. Lucille Ball, lock Ookie.
7-Guy Mitchell Show.
pREMlERE. MusicoI voriety pro-
nron. live from Hollywood. Guests:
Dizzy Dean, Marguerite pioxzo.
'9-Burns and Allen. Comedy.
Four Of the eoniestonts from the
recent Miss Universe pooeonf
visit the Buns household.
$3.50
4-TaIes Of Wells Fargo.
THE Toruef." A young Pony
Express rider Is killed and Horde
becomes q humon forget when he
takes over the boys run. Dole
Robertson.
7-BoId Journey. Doc'ment'ry.
'sTonadnyIko." A missionary win
be seen working to bring Chris
tionity and improved living eondi-
tions to the natives.
9-ToIent Scouts. Godfrey.
900
4-Twenty- One. Quiz.
7-Noiee Of FiFestone.
Nadine Conner, scpfcno; Eugene
ccnlsy, tenor; Primo bollerlno
Merino Svstlcvo end pionisf eoFl
Wild ore featured.
9-Danny Themes Show.
Donnys popularity olmost uokes
voudewiIIs tour Of his honey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Thomas, Marjorie Lord. Danny
returns to o new time and STD
toni
$50
4-AIeco TheuteT. Drunn.
"cirumstunfluI.a A young Of
torney disreocrds the odvice Of
his wife and risks his life to prove
that eiFcumstontiol evidence con
roiIrood completely innocent
person to death. Dovld Niven.
Angie Dickinson.
s. Boxing Preliminary.
7-LawF'ee Weeks Top Tunes.
e-DeeembeF Bride. Comedy.
Return series. Storing Spring
Byinoson. Guest: Rudy Nollse.
1000
4-suspieion. Mystery.
HonF. Murder Ne Gently"
A wealthy mon for whom life no
lonoer holds cny interest op-
brooches several people with the
promise 81 q greet reward Il
they will ooree 70 murder him
gently. Kurt KosxnoF. Jesslco
Tondy.
5-Fomous Fights.
Rocky Morciono vs.. Exxord
Charles. June ~. 1854. Non-
kee Stadium.
9-Studio One. Dronno.
I Hous. The Morning Eoes." By
Tad Mcsel. The story Of Q teacher
Of romance languages IN Q boys
private school. Joel Grey. Barbara
Bel Geddss, Rex Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06

Thomus, Marjorie Lord. Danny
returns to o new time and STD
toni
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1915
S-TomoFrow's champs.
1880
5-Boxine. st. Nick,s Arena.
Jerry Luedee ". Jimmy Slods.
Llohiweiohis. Ter rounds.
7-Studio 81. Dronao.
abb" Mona Ffeemnn.
1900
4-News and Local News.
Hnrlness. Word.
7-News. Weotheg. Sports.
Mccofffey. Allen. Pickett
e-News. MeQfheF. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. Dcniels.
Has
4-WoolheE. spoFls.
Sirinosr. Simpson.
5-GusSie;s coFneF. Interviews.
Ricky stou will Be interviewed.
o-The Lote Show. Movie.
Ia HourS. killer Mccoy"
i947. prizefiobtino story.
Mickey Rooney. BFion DonlesY,
Ann Blylh.
lf:zO
7-MysteFy TheuteE. Movie.
HouF, IS Min. EIIery Queens
Penthouse Mystery" 1871. Rolph
Bellon,y.
Has
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
Il:3O
4-Tonighl. Jock Poor.
IA Hous.
5-Nsws. Sports. Weosher.
WuFren. Send.
1850 :
5-ciiy Assignment. Drono.
1910
5-The Hunter. Mystery.
Beetle Brioade. keith Larsen.
1.-The Lords Prayer.
100
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9-Medilulion. WeasheE.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Nothing compliments the
flovor Of lamb like "AUNT
NELLIE'S" MINT JELLY n:- H. 2le
, 1957-09-25
Editorial
IMPROVED ROADS DRIVE RIGHT
WORK ON THE principal roads. and highwa

WORK ON THE principal roads and highways in St
Croix is progressing nicely, and if there are no unexpected M
terruptions this Island should enjoy the benefits OF these I'M
provenents before very long. There is no doubt whatever
that Improvement on the roads was long overdue Deep
bitches, improper c1rvatures which prevented proper run-off
Of heavy rains. elimination Of the crown on the center, heavy
weeds and brush IS all contributed to a system OF roads which
Was far from the best. Now, all Of that is being corrected.
AND NOW, TOO, is as good a time as any to think IN
terms Of changing the old, outmoded, imprachcable lett
hand drive. There is not one single argument IN tdOof Of u. In
fact none can stand up. In these Islands we drive American
cars with few exceptions, which are made to be driven on the
rioht hand side of the road. The reason is that 1t IS mucn
better to annroach an oncoming vehicle from the side nearest
the driver.
SENATOR MERWIN pro missed sometime ago to INTRO
duce a bill in the Senate to bring about the change. 1t IS
honed he will be encouraged and complimented tor any effort
Ia makes in this direction. He will receive the fullest pos
sible support from this corner.
PERHAPS THE GREATEST single drawback in this
matter is the great fear OF change. People simply 90 not ike
to change things. Tradition and custom become SO tme-hon-
oed that any effort to bring about change, regardless OF any
merit involved, is even difficult of comprehension. This is the
verv basis of the problem which the deep south is experience
inc right this moment. The Supreme Court decision cut right
;nto the heart Of staid, immovable tradition which the older
people simply cannot accept.
i Tune MOVES on, and since there is not one, sin
gle reason for being out of step with the rest OF the nation
the change should come without hesitation.
, 1957-09-25
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VOL ia WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1857 NO. I'll
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No Nagging
baCkaC|1e Means a
Good Nights Sleep

Nagging baekaehe. headache. or muscular
aches and pains may come on with over-exer-
tion. emotional upsets or day to day stress and
strain. And folks who eat and drink unwisely
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their mild diuretic action through the kidneys
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So II nagging backache makes you feel
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

"A recent review of Frank
Sinatra's first TV show in his
new series described Kim No.
yak as the 'cynosure of a little
sketch, involving Sinatra and
Bob Hope" writes a Milwau-
kee reader. II have long known
the expression 'cynosure of all
eyes'-meaning a person or
thing that attracts a lot of at
tention-but is it correct to
say 'cynosure of a sketch'?"
The phrase "cynosure of all
eyes" has become so common a
cliche that my correspondent
may be pardoned for having
forgotten-or never known
that the word may correctly be
used in other phrases. The first
meaning of Cynosure is as the
name of the constellation Ursa
Minor. This constellation in
cludes the North Star (Polaris)
and hence is often referred to
by mariners in plotting their
courses. Since it is so frequent
ly looked at. the word "cyno-
sure"-with a small "c''-passed
into the general language as a
word meaning anything to
which much attention is di-
rected.
AS Miss Novak was the piv-
otal point in the sketch, she
could properly be referred to as
the "cynosure." The author of
the review may we'll have in
tended rather subtle double
meaning. by the way. Miss No
yak cit happens that saw the
sketch in question: was about
as emotionless and firmly root
ed as the North Star itself. No
Sputnik she!
Another typical query (this
one from San Bernardino,
Calif,) asks if there is a name
for the men who will, before
too many more years pass. be
travelling through outer space
on satellites. sky platforms or
whatever is in prospect.
There is indeed such a word.
Space travellers will be known
as "astroauts"-a word formed
by analogy to "argonaut." a
sailoron Jason's ship, the Argo.
The two elements in the word
are. of course, castro" from the
Greek "astron," star. and
maui" from the Greek "naus."
ship, and "nautes." sailor. The
science which emerged abrupt
ly from the theoretical stage to
the realm of practical, applied
science, is known as "astronau-
tics"
released by the Bell syndicateD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-12

thing he saved was the jack of
diamonds. He played the trey.
the eight went on from dummy
and Mr.. Champion was in with
the ten.
A heart return would let Mrs.
Keen discard losing diamond
while ruffing on the board. A
diamond return would enable
her to win a trick with dunn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-12

my's king. Mr.. Champion gave
up.
Actually Mr.. Muzzy needed
no X-ray eyes to know that he
should have played the jack on
the first diamond lead. His side
needed three more tricks. OBJ
viously there were none avail
able in spades, hearts or clubs.
And to win three tricks in dia-
monds Mr.. Champion would
have to hold the ace, queen
and ten.
Distributed by McNaught syndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-12
ny EAsLEY BLACKwooD

Opening lead: King of hearts.
This heavy sarcasm was not
lost on Mr.. Muzzy. What do
you expect me to do. see
through the backs of the
caros?" he asked hotly.
"Of course not" Mr.. Cham
pion replied. you've been
playing for 20 years and the
fronts Of the cards still battle
you"
This discussion resulted from
the fact that on two separate
occasions during the play of
this hand Mr.. Muzzy had over
looked golden opportunities to
take his partner off an end
play.
The king of heart was
opened and Mr.. Champion
carefully played the deuce in
an effort to send the message
that further heart leads were
futile and he would welcome a
switch at trick two. If Mr..
Muzzy had shifted to the jack
or diamonds the contract could
have been defeated even before
Mrs. Keen got the lead.
However. he stubbornly con-
tinued with the ace of hearts.
Mrs. Keen ruffed and took two
rounds of trumps. She then
cashed the ace. king and queen
of clubs, sluffine a diamond
from dummy.
With clubs and hearts elm
mated. she now led a diamond
toward dummy's king. This was
Mr.. Muzzy's second opportu-
nifty to save the day. The only
AHryEnr oENHW-Nyr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-12

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Classified Index '~ o.'.A s.. '''s" l""" ,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
MODERN MARRIAGE [
Take a Second Look
Before Second Leap

Mrs. NICK. is to prepare for
such emergencies so that you
can meet them successfully IS
they arise.
At the same time, be pre-
pared to face problems created
by the fact that you have
already failed once in marriage.
Statistically, the chance Of sue
cess in q second marriage, after
. divorce, is 50 per cent less
than the chance Of success in
q first marriage. Remember,
you'll have to put everything
you've got into a new marriage
venture.
Let me help. / have a free
folder called Before You
Marry" which contains q self
rating scale by which you can
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enterprise. Just send q
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE

Can Q woman, with children
by q former marriage. expect
to have q successful. second
marriage? The answer is, of
course. that millions Of women
do expect to. But Mrs. NICK.
is justified in taking this mat
ter seriously.
II am divorced after IS
years Of marriage. and I have
q little boy and girl" she
writes. Nov. another man
wants to marry me. who seepns
willing to accept my children.
OF course. I'd like q husband
for myself and q father for
the kids: but / can't help
wondering whether 1t won't
lead to trouble"
You have cause for concern,
Mrs. NICK. There are many
things you will have to face:
/. If your former husband
Is nearby. remember that he
has the privilege Of visiting
your children in any new
home you may make.
2. Your ex-husband may re-
sent having to contribute
child support even though you
have remarked.
3. Your children may still
nourish some love for their
father. your former husband.
4. Your new husband may
want to discipline your chill
dren only to, meet rebuke
should they say, you're not
our father!"
The best thing you can do,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Clock Displdy Goes
Beck 400 Years

Petit. famous for his porce-
lains.
Sizes in the collection range
from the thumb proportion
Viennese pendulette reputed
to be the worlds smallest
pendulum clock to the az
foot. gilded Louis XVI Salon
mantle clock.
The pendulette is q tiny
miniature made in Vienna
with q porcelain dial encased
in gilt and an entire mechan-
ism no bigger than q mans
thumb.
The collection represents de-
velopments from the earliest
timekeeping devices such as
the fire and water clocks to
the accurate skeleton clocks
of the 18th century, Out