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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17
Amelia Seniors
Top Honor Roll
With LIS Average

The seniors led all the rest or
he second six-weeks honor roll
released at Amelia High School
asst week.
Seniors compiled a class aver
ge of l738, with 80 a perfect
'ecord The eighth graders were
text, with a class average o.
IS, followed by the juniors,
SOL sophomores, 1.56. and fresh
men, l.l58.
Sixteen seniors made the honor
list. They were Reuben Blanton,
James Paulette. Cameron Reid,
Jerry Robinson. Mary Elizabeth
Anderson, Edith Barnard. 4 E Z
Burnette, Peggy Childress, Ra-
nona Dodson. Audrey Gill. Ardean
hastings, Gail Justice. Betty Lou
Morris. Mary Woodford Ward
Mary Lee Warmer and Nellie WIKI
erSon.
The IL juniors who qualified
we're jimmy Lawson, Alice Bar
len. Nancy Barden, Patsy Jones.
Miriam Miller. Lucy Page Stone.
Frances Vance, Shirley Hall. Gail
Lush. Ruth Miller, Shirley Crone
and Edwin Smith.
Twelve sophomores also made
she list: Robert Lynch. Edwin
O'Neal, Shirley Barley. Winnie
Grizzard, Mary Virginia Merritt
Phyllis Southall, Barbara Stoec-
kert, Dewitt Wilmington, Jane
Bruce Hillsman. Elaine Level
lyn, Lucy Southall and Phyllis
Southall.
The 10 freshmen listed were
Ida Bruce, Jane White. Vivian
Steele. Zona F'lippen. Brenda Joy
Ice, William Rogers, Nancy Frank
| lin. Nancy Hammer, Roger Brandt
and Curtis Salyer
Completing the list are 10 eighi
graders, Jean Barley Rosa Roy
ster. Douglas Dawson, Billy Bur
ton, Jimmy Paul. Richard Snow
Faye Anderson. Arlene Golden
Janney Lawson. Bonnie Lush. Fay
Penbelton. Anne Smith. Ruby Ma
Frie Bard, Hannah Cassell, Roy
Blackwell. Ann Gordon Jenkins
Carolyn ONeal, Francis Poort
and Frances Tomlinson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17

\ Mr.. and Mrs. j c. Bondurant
attended the bankers fail confer
ence and luncheon given by the
Bank Of Virginia at the Common
wealth club in Richmond last
week.
Mr.. and MIS-. Newton Coin visit
cd friends in Lynchburg Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burger at
tended the Southside Funeral Di-
rcctors ladies night in Lynch
burg, Wednesday, approximately
100 funeral directors and their
wives attended the meeting. Nh
Burger is president of the South
side group
\ W. G Shannon and daughter
Drury. of Richmond. visited his
father. j G Shannon, and Mrs
Shannon Sunday.
/ Mrs Maynard Stod Id ard viii
entertain her bridge club Tuesday
evening
I j. T, Windham. of-+~F armville
fN c., H. r. Price, Of Wendall
N G., and Bill Allen. Of Kinston
G., are spending some time here
while On the tobacco market.
\ MI and Mrs. Dave Weinberg and
son, Edward Allen. were among
Those at the Mary Washington Col
llege glee club Christmas program
in Fredericksburg Sunday.
Mrs r J Fulcher was an over
night guest Of hel son, Bob Fulcher
ii Pulaski, Sunday.
Miss Sally Ryan viii leave Thurs
day 10 spend the olidays ii
/ Oswego. Ore, with her mother
Mrs Elizabeth Salway Ryan.
Mss Minnie Rodgers visited Mrs
4 Charles Mason i'll Richmond satur
day
Mrs George R. Rodgers and Miss
Minnie Rodgers were recent guests
i. Of Mrs. Rodgers sister. Mrs. B. F
Caufield. and Mr. Caufield il
Lynchburg
Dr. and Mrs James Mcclellan
were guests Of Dr.. Mcclellan
parents MIR and MIS-. Frank
Hatcher in Kenbridge during ths
week end
Miss Caroline McIlwane. Of Mar
tinsville, viii arrive this week K
spend the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j McIlwainc
Miss jeanne GRAHAM, Of Ran
dolph-Macon Woman's College il
Lynchburg. spent the week enc
with her parents, DR. and Mrs
John G. GRAHAM.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17
Davidson's Held
Christmas Party
Thursday Evening

Davidson's Department Store en-
tertained its employees Thursday
evening with Christmas party
at the store. There were approx
imatcly 40 persons at the party,
which included regular sales per
sonnet and special Christmas ems
ployees.
MRS. Don s. Strickland presid-
ed at the punch bowl and Mrs
Wilfred Wagner played the ac-
40 dian ii leading Christmas car
ols Mt Strickland, store man
ager- WAS host for the party
MlsS Marilvn shun, Of Concord
was week emo guest in the " G.
Fore home IN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17
Personal Mention

Mrs j. r. Gillian who is spend.
~ ,l'e ~i'''ei iioh'iis II sii'i0
peaen, va Us Eues' y hei son
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nooei1 = . ! 7, . I WI sucS'
-, g. 9 w ''isa.hs'o''e ii'S'i
'''oo' DaA'a'.' .'oiiuas eFe'iiis
Mrs u G. Hanes has returned
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.as -N'9' e'eoi - i'eihes' ~ nainp-
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NJ ~ ''.e,al EuesAs q mgr parents
- a'lu W. rove bhi ahd Mrs
" daq MIS- ALBERT Elicit p
,sualiohe' we're guests OF Mrs
Wayne Harpers. for the week end
AiTs, =. . Mathew and Mass
Eleallof Jones, OF Richmond were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17
Longuood Second
In State For 1857
Teacher Turnout

Longwood College provided 81
of the GOA graduates of Virginia
institutions who went into teaching
this year, Virginia Education
Association survey shows.
Madison College led the list Of
siata colleges, graduating l0l
teachers, Longwood and Mary
Washington. each with % follow
ed
Lynchbarg COLLEGE ii turning
out ~ teachers topped tho survey
list for private colleges
Forty III thu b94 students were
Virginia residents who left the
state To accept teaching positions
elsewhere Another " who left
were out-oi-state students here.
Some 207 were trained IN private
STATE supported Institutions
One-third of the entire la57 crop
Of new white teachers graduating
from al "a Virginia colleges went
into the seven county and city
systems with minimum salary
Of $1,000 on more per year
The remaining tWo-thirds are
teaching IN the 80 counties and
cities paving minimum salaries
Of less than $4,000
Virginia S minimum beginning
at $2400 for degree teachers is the
lowest of southern states with the
exception Of Mississippi and South
Carolina. accoring to the YEA
survey The YEA said only Florida
exceeds Virginia IN wealth among
the southern states,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17

Patty Hay celebrated her ninth
birthday Saturday with u party
given by her mother. Mrs w r.
Hay, At the Hay home Oh Fourth
avenue.
Guests were Louise Hanbury Ann
Gay Brooks, Margaret Baldwin.
Cristy Gates. Faye Hamilton. Anne
Gail Coleman. Terry Biggs. Nancy
Covington. Kathy Hale. Sandra
Claybrook. Diane Inge. Caroline
Ashbury and Jane Coleman.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17
Miss CLANCY Feted
At Bridal Shower

Mrs. Hugh Garrett entertained
with miscellaneous shower Thurs
day at the Garnett home on Buffalo
street honoring Miss Betty June
CLANCY. whose marriage to James
Boyce Clark will take place De
cember % at the Farlnville Baptist
church
The buffet table was decorated
with wedding bells. white car
nations and double wedding rings
MIS-. Woodfin Hughes presided Az
the punch bowl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17
Club Calender

Slate Hill, OAR Wednesday
Dec. 10. s pm. with Mrs. c f
Wilson. co-hostesses, Mrs Ruby
Redd and Mrs. E c. Buck Mrs
Arthur Koch will present a paper,
. Westover".
Women of The Moose Thurs
day, Dec 10, s pm. at the lodge.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17
Jerry Lane Honored
At Saturday Party

Mrs. Earl Riddleberger honored
her son. Jerry Lane. last Saturday
with party on his seventh birth
day.
Mrs. Jim Cassada assisted Mrs.
Riddleberger at the Riddleberger
home on Putney street.
Mike Whit, Douglas Ramsey
Ronny Booth, Michael Quisenberry
Margaret Butcher. Pat Cassada
David Newman Martha Gair
Morrissett- Jenice Cassada and
helped jerry Lane celebrate.
Mrs John COX spent the week
end IN Newport News where she
was the guest of MI. and MIS-.
Wilson Cox.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17

Nh and Mrs. Howard Smith. 81
Richmond, announce the birth Or
\ SON. Howard Marshall, December
NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Of tho infant
me- Mr. : and MIS-. Marshall y,
Harris IF Five Forks
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-17
Joe Mendez Twins
Arrive w ednesday.

Mr. and Mrs, Joe Mendez, Route
l. Farmville, announce the birth Of
twin girls, Jayne Marie and Teresa
Marie, December II at Southside
Community Hispital.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Thompson, Of Route Farm
vile, and Mrs Emma Segura. Of
Lawndale. California.
Mrs. Joseph Goode visited friends
IN Alexandria during tho week end
Miss 10 HIllsman, Of Martins
vile. will arrive Wednesday 10
spend the Christmas holidays With
her mother, Mrs " ] Hlllsman
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Quisenberry,
Jr, have returned to Roanoke after
spending the week end with their
son and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest QulSenberry. III
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14
Southern High Will
Open Basketball
Season December E

Southern High school will open
its 1888 basketball season al
home on December when it faces
a new opponent to their schedule
Piedmont.
Piedmont will replace Beall
High school on the Southern sched-
ule. The latter school requested
that Southern be released from its
schedule because of travelling con-
ditions during the winter months.
Another new addition to the sched-
ule will be Petersburg which will
replace Bayard High school.
Nineteen games, including a
game with alumni, during the
Christmas holidays have been
scheduled. Ten " games will be
played. Carl Schoonover will
coach both teams this year Prac-
tice will officially get underway
on Friday, November 10.
Coach Ed Quatuo's Junior High
team is presently scheduled for
eight games. Some additional
games will be added to this sched-
ule later.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14

man. and Juanita Ruth Wilfong,
10. both Washington, D. c. 90
Robert Anthony Mckenzie ~
parents CONSENT, surveyor, ana
June Arlene Resi-, 20, both Grants
Vile ,
clerk. and Mary Agnes Meats, 50,
both Philippi. w. Va.
Jack Ray Haseleu, 10 parents
CONSENT, L. S Army and Jeanne
Patricia Philips, IS, both Mona, W.
Va.
Richard Arlen Scenes, %, and
Thelma Jean Thompson, IS par
ent's CONSENT, both near Cor
mania, w. Va, in Garrett county.
Dale Edwin Fike, %, mechanics
helper. Oakland, and Charlotte
Ann Munday 1S, Mt. Lake Park
James William McGinnis, 10
parents CONSENT miner, near
Function. w. Va, and Norma
Jean White, 10, Crellin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14

CONSENT, laborer, and Constance
Louise Grimes, 16 parents con.
scnt, both near HopwOod, Pa.
James Milton Teets, IS, office
clerk Fairchance, Pa, and Laura
Belle Davis, 26, near UniontoWn,
Pa.
Robert Attilio Tortella, 20 Cpar-
ents CONSENT, laborer, and Mar
aaret Frances Hughes, 20, both
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Norman Ray Patterson, % paint
er, near Parker, Pa. and Sherley
Jean Mckee, IS, near Rimersburg,
Pa.
Ernest Leroy Phillips. q, truck
driver, near Morgantown. w. Va,
and Barbara Ann Lipscomb, 10,
Sabraton. w. Va
James Frederick Johnson, 80, ma
chinist. East Cleveland, O., and
Beulah Mae Zalatoris, "a, Davis,
w. Va.
Samuel Junior Wilson. %, sales
man, and Carolyn Ann Kiser, 16
parents CONSENT, both Deer Park.
James Franklin Hart, 10 par
ent's CONSENT, lathe operator, and
Judith Ann Sunday, 18, both Man
nington, w. Va.
John Thomas Koch, Is parents
CONSENT, bookkeeper, Cleveland,
o. and Margaret Sue Teets, IS,
function, w. Va
Steve Andrew Adams, %, la
borer, and Elizabeth Ann Laskody,
IS, both Bobtown, Pa.
Marvin MARBLE. Jr.. 20 parents
consenD. laboratory employee. Pied
mont, w. Va, and Martha Jean
Bever, 20. near Swanton.
Robert Edward Cornwell, 20,
sanitation worker. and Thelma
Louise Johnson. &c, both cOlored
both Fairmont, w. Va.
Lloyd Lee Barker, % miner, Ra-
chel, w. Va, and Wilma Mae
Minor, Is, near Warrington, w. Va.
Glenn Stephen Rowan, 10, par
.ent'S CONSENT, student. Belington,
W. Va, and Carolyn Kay Perry,
20, Milton, w. Va
James Calico, 68, Iaborer, Mark
Teton, Pa, and Susan Matilda
Costea. Sc, Somerset, Pa.
James Vardeman Wilson, %,
manager, and Barbara Joan Propst,
IS, both Philippi, w. Va.
John Allen Swisher, %, business
owner, Rivesville, w. Va. and Lii
liam Jean Mackey, %, Owings, w.
Va.
Donald Philip Krisher, Jr., 20
parents CONSENT, student, Dun
bar, w Va, and Cecile Ann
Wright 20, Wharton, w. Va.
Frank Regalinsky, SO, business
owner, Republic, Pa, and Rose
Marie Basha, AZ. Merrittstown. Pa.
Willis Marshall Wilt, %. paper
mill worker, Westernport, and
Mary Ann Bittinger, IS, Keyser, w.
Va.
Harold Richard Bible. 25. sales
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14

beth Anna Miller, 20, Albright, w.
Va.
Floyd Jerome Vance, %, cable
man, UniontoWn, Pa, and Donna
Jean Trainor, 10, Lemont Furnace,
Pa.
James Mahlon Glotfelty, 26,
trucker, and Jessie Ruth Bittner,
10, both Oakland
! Eddie Lee McDaniels, 81, stu
dent, Selbysvillc, W. Va, and
Bessie Fern Wilson, Is parents
CONSENT, MOrgantoWn, w. Va.
Glenn Eugene Shay, 26, miner,
'Tunnelton. w. Va. and Mary Ellen
Thomas, 81, Kingwood, w. Va.
Bernard Daley Shillingburg. 10
parents consent, farmer, near
Oakland, and Nancy Lou Myers,
II parents CONSENT, Terra Alta,
w. Va.
Leo Harland Robey, 70. retired,
Byersville, o., and Anna Margaret
Snatchko, IS. Sturgeon, Pa.
David Dee Stansberry, 81. la
bOrer, near Morgantown, w. Va,
and Frances Faye Baker, 10. Fair
mont, W. Va
James Clinton Price, %, U. S.
Navy, and Gladys Jean Hillberry,
16 parents CONSENT, both Smith
field, w. Va.
Licenses Recently Issued)
Cecil jackson Shrock, 10 (par-
ent's CONSENT. laborer, Akron, o.,
and Barbara Ann Radcliffe, IS,
LakemOre, o.
Roy Lee Warner, q, well driller,
French Creek, w. Va, and Shirley
Elizabeth Wamsley, 10, Buckhan-
non, w. Va.
Robert Reed Kemphfer, IS. me-
chanic, near Oakland, and Wanda
Louise Rosenberger, 81, near Terra
Alta, w. Va.
Donald Max Henline, %. U. S.
Air Force. Vaudeville. w. Va. and
Glenna Faye Sisler, 20, Mona, W..
Va.
John Mills, 81, miner and Will
ma Jean Haun, %, both Morgan
town. w. Va.
Troy MILFORD Anvil, %, mainten-
ance, Aurora, W. Va, and Twila
Jean Evans, 20 Lead Mine, w. Va
James Paul Casper, 26. repair
man, and Sarah Elizabeth Hood, 25,
both Tiltonsville, o.
Jack Burgoyne, "a, laborer. and
Anna Rose Bever, 81, both New
burg. w. Va.
Francis Raymond Marion. %,
student, near Parkersburg, w Va,
and Freda Ann Ross, 20, Clarks-
burg, w. Va
Paul Leroy Byrd, %, FBI, Ia
kOma Park, and Mary Jane Brown
ing. 20. of near Oakland.
Gerald Layton Butcher, 20, cleo
trician. Ollie. w. Va, and Daisy
Pauline Frame, %. Birch River,
w. Va.
Richard Harlan Appleby, 81,
miner near UniontoWn, Pa, and
Ruth Arlene Plume. 10, Ohiopyle,
Pa.
Roy Gene Cooper, q. tile worker
Hartman. w. Va, and Dorothy Ann
Eggan, IS, New Cumberland o.
Berthel Junior Outright, Is par
ent's CONSENT, saw mill, Mabie, w.
Va, and Ban bara Elsie Pingley, Is
parents CONSENT, Harding, w Va
Alton Franklin Duley. "a, me-
chanic, and Verna Eloise Martin
%, both Morgantown, w. Va.
Ronald Maurice Sypolt, Is par
ents CONSENT, billing clerk, Row
lesburg. w. Va, and Pauline Re-
gina Fletcher, Is, Kingwood, W..
Va
Ronald Bush Beeson, %, school
teacher. Baldwin, w. Va, and Judy
Ann Kimble, IS, ROwlesburg, W.
/ Va
Robert Silbaugh, 10 parents
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14

John Wildcsen, Ryan's Glade;
Thomas and Stewart Stanton,
Grantsville. Harold Kahl, Nc
Henry. Ralph Bucket, Jr., James
Bucket, Roger and Ray Bethel and
Robert Knox, all Of Bittinger, were
recognized for their work in the
Poultry projects.
Safety medals were received by
Jimmy Robertson, Grantsville; and
Jimmy Bucket, Bittinger. Out
standing work in the Tractor pro-
gram brought medals to George
Glotfelty, Hayes Dignan, Ryan's
Glade; Roger Bethel and Ray
Bethel, Bittinger.
Local leaders receiving awards
for service included Ebert Bucket,
Bittinger, bronze clover for three
years; William Stanton, Grants
Vile: William Bittinger. Corunna;
Dale Glotfelty, Bittinger, and
Merle Garletts, Asher Glade,
Silver clover, for five years.
Fourth calendars for 1858, spon-
sored by First State Bank of
Grantsville, were awarded to men,
bers and leaders of clubs in the
north end of the county including
North Star, Bittinger, Grantsville,
Asher Glade, North Glade, Finzel,
Bloomington and Grantsville
school. Calendars sponsored by the
First National Bank of Oakland,
were awarded 10 Monte Vista, Loeb
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14
al Boys, Girls

continued from Page One)
to Patty Shawley, Bittinger, and
Meg Highlander, Monte Vista.
Recognize Local Leaders
Local leaders recognized for
years of service were Mrs. George
Hanst, Monte Vista club bronze
clover for years; and Mrs. Cur
It's Miller, North Glade. Silver
clover for five years.
Awards to Boys
Awards to All club boys and
local leaders were made by James
A. McHenry, associate county
agent.
County medals for meritorious
work in the following fields were
presented: achievement, David
Beachy and Ralph Bucket, Jr., Bit
niger: agricultural program, John
Wildesen, Ryan's Glade dairy,
James Wildesen, John Wildesen
and Kenny Steyer, Ryan's Glade;
and Nelson SwartZentruber, Sunny
side. The entomology award went
to Ralph Bucket, Jr.; forestry
honors, Charles DeVelbiss, Chica-
saw club; and Garden medal to
Thomas Magruder. Chicasaw
David Beachy, Bittinger, and
Gerald Umbel, Asher Glade, re-
ceived leadership awards Meat
animal medals were presented
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14
80 Marriage. Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty marriage licenses were
issued amia% the past week end.
ing Tuesday morriig from the
office Of Richard L. Davis, clerk
of the Circuit Court. This brought
the total for November thus far to
Al.
Two licenses issued during the
week were marked "don't publish
One hundred eight were issued
in October
Dale Omer Cobb, "a, miner
Lake Lynn, Pa, and Doris Mae
O'Brien 20. Smithfield, Pa.
James Russell Evans Smith, 25,
machinist. Ellington w Va, and
Judith Ann Young, 18. Morgan
town, w. Va.
Edward Charles Mace, 20 par
ent's cOnsent farmer, near Conflu-
ence. Pa. and Viola Lorraine
Rosenberger, 20, Clifton Mills, w.
Va.
Patrick Michael McCulloch. %,
L. S. Air Force, Pennington, w.
Va. and Janice Mary Hamlin, 81,
Port Kent, n. y.
Stanley Ray Myers, g. mechanic,
and Betty Louise Spiker, 10, both
Terra Alta. w. Va.
Gilbert Dean Want, 81, farmer,
near New Bethlehem, Pa. and
Heidi Marshall Culbertson, II par
ent's CONSENT, near Paramount
City, Pa.
Harold Edward Dunaway, 10
parents consent, dry cleaner,
Lemont Furnace Pa, and Betty
Jane Maddas, II parents CONSENT,
Dunbar. Pa.
James Edward Taylor, %, la
borer, Westernport, and Shirley
Elizabeth Lee, q, Bloomington.
Andrew Joseph NoWak, 26, mill
worker, Carnegie, Pa, and Lor-
raine Dolores Andrews, 26, Bridge
vile, Pa.
Eugene Steven Cyzick, 25, truck
er, and Mary Margaret Robinson,
%. both Vaudeville, w. Va.
Ronald Wayne Eiford, 10 par
ent's consent. and Nancy Pearl
Schwartz, IS, both near ScottdaIe,
Pa.
William Alexander Clark, as,
crane operator, near Uhrichsville,
o., and Hazel Verna Wells, 81,
Niles, o.
Harold John Weisheim, q. U. S.
Navy. UniOnville. Mich, and Betty
Jane Price. 20, near Smithfield. w.
Va
Floyd Franklin Hillery. %,
trucker, and Sandra Jeanette Hill
lery, 10, both Albright, w. Va.
Melvin Eugene Judy. 25. trucker.
near Gormania, in Garrett County
and Catherine Marie Wilson, 20,
Bayard, W. Va.
Homer Douglass Farr, %. fire
man. and Dolly Mae Swearingen,
16 parents CONSENT, both Walker,
W. Va.
John Willie Thompson, So, re-
tired miner. and Hazel Irene
Tichenor. AZ. both Everettsville. w.
Va.
George Lawrence Stevens, 20
parents consent, brick layer, and
Jacqueline Margaret Evick, 10
both Parsons, w. Va.
Rodney Howard Mckenzie, 19
parents consent. stock boy
Grantsville and Martha Eloise De
Witt, 10, Sang Run.
Charles Everett Reckart, 25 la
borer. Hazelton, w. Va and Eliza
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14

U. S. drug prescriptions showed
a 60 percent rise in fifteen years.
Drug stores each year fill 1875 mill
lion and hospitals fill millions
more.
The Nations Indian population,
800, 900 at time Of discovery of
America which dropped to 24OOOO
at start of 10Th century now totals
about 100000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14
SEE BY THE DAlIES

Army said it was going ahead on
Jupiter-C earth satellite program.
U. S. and Britain were reported
shaping up plans for banding to-
gether about 50 nations in world
wide campaign to block spread of
space-age communism.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14
Attend Annual Meeting

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fratz, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Haenftling and
Wayne Fratz, all of Accident, at
tended the Saith annual Southern
States Membership meeting at
Richmond. Va, last Thursday and
Friday. On Friday, 1850 persons
toured historical jamestown and
williamsburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Haenftling were
guest delegates for the agency in
Accident where Donald Fratz is
manager.
The party returned late Friday
night.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-11-14

Lynn, Sunnyside, Ryan's Glade
McHenry, Corunna and ChicasaW
members and leaders.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04
Dunnagan
To Publicize
Fishing Rodeo

Claude Dunnagan, Director of
the Grand Strand News Bureau
ut Crescent Ecach, has been ap-
pointed to handle publicity for
the newly organized Northeast
'ern South Carolina Anglers Ro-
dec, which covers piers, boats.
surf and inlet areas from the
North Carolina line south to
.NurrelrS Inlet.
Dunnagan, who has directed
publicity activities fer the Grand
Strand area north of Myrtle
Beach n Ocean Drive. Crescent
Beach, Windy Hill Peach. Cher
~ Grove and EaS; Cherry Grove
Beach and Little River. for the
past 9 years, VIII also handle
photograph" publicity for the
Rodeo. Rodco publicity will be
co-ordinatCd and cleared thro
ugh the Myrtle Beach Chamber
of Commerce News Bureau of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-09-04

grams, the kind of soil fumigants
To use and how 70 apply them,
and the advantage OF certain fall
cultural practices Cor nematode
control. County farm agents and
others demonstrated these prac-
tees to tobacco growers. And
farmers had to put all of these
practices to. work on their farms.
Todd says controlling nema-
todes is a hard and constant
flight
Crop rotation ana soil fumi-
CATION are two important steps
in controlling nematodes. How
ever, Todd points out that fall
cultural practices, like blowing
out the stubble, are equally inn
portant. Todd says ncmatode
populations can be reduced by
70 per cent simply by blowing
up the tobacco stubble immedi-
Iately after harvest.
To do the job, Todd suggests
that farmers first cut the tobac-
CO stalks thoroughly. Then with
a heavy disk. middle-buster, or
turning pillow turn the roots out
and up on top, exposed to dry
in the sun and wird. After one
week, 60 over the field with a
smoothing harrow. Allow the
turned roots another week to
dry before planting winter COW
err crops or fall grain.
Fall cultural practices are as
easy as that" says Todd, but
they are the third step in effec-
tive nematode control to be used
along with crop rotation and
soil fumigation."