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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-10
Meherr'iin

Mrs. jamie Dance is nursing at
Retreat for the Sick Hospital in
Richmond.
/ Charles Grafton enjoyed the trip
TO New York with the other Farm
vile High School seniors.
Mr., and Mrs. Riley DeHart. and
family, Of Durham. N. c.. spent the
week end with his mother. Mrs.
Rosetta DeHart.
Landon Grafton, of Fort Jackson,
/ S c.. spent the week end here with
his wife.
Vernon Priddy. of Portsmouth.
and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Priddy.
Of Burkeville. were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 0, Priddy
Rev r. K. Dunkunh Mrs J. W.
Grafton, Mrs L. B Hurt. Mrs.
Daisy Flowers and Miss Bertha
Nunnally visited Mr. and Mrs. Berk-
ley Dayberry and Mrs. Elsie
Queensberly al Chase City Thurs
day.
! Miss Jean Witt, of White Thorne,
1 spent Friday and Saturday with
Misses Mary Alice and Betty Faye
Newman.
/ Mr. and Mrs Macon Vaughan.
Mrs. T. B. Hurt. Miss Jean Witt
and Mary Alice and Betty Faye
Newman spent Sunday in Huddle-
/ ston with +. and Mrs. Frank Over
street, and family.
/ At Mr. and Mrs Macon Vaughan S
I last Wednesday for home made ice
cream and cake were Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Price, and family. Mrs. Ola
Fowlkes, Mrs. la Marks. Mrs.
Daisy Flowers. Miss Bertha MIN
nally. Rev r. f Dunkum. Cecil
Tunstall and Mr. and Mrs. L. B
Hurt
Mr. and Mrs G. 0. Witt. and
family, were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs L. B Hurt Friday
Miss Eva Belle Dean. Of Balti-
mere. Md, spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Dean.
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Green Bay

Miss Mary Lou Raiford and Mrs.
r. 3 Wilson. Jr. took several
pupils On the Prince Edward county
tour last Saturday
The Christian Women's fellowship
met at the church Friday
Raymond Morgan is at Mcclure
Hospital for treatment
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Palmer were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l.. Ramsey at Lynchburg.
Mrs L. A Strader. Of Lynch
burg, was Saturday guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. E M. Shinault.
Mrs J. W. Nunnally was in Rich
mond Monday.
Mrs c. B. Beck and Mrs. II. A.
Ravens were in Richmond Tuesday
Mrs Beck spent the night with Mr..
and Mrs John Redd at Ellerson.
and Mrs. Ravens stayed with her
daughter Miss Nancy Ravens, at
RPI
Mrs. ] r. Nunnally spent Satur-
day with her brother. William Pet
tus. in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. F.. u. West and
Gail Ruth were Sunday dinner
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Ernest
Whit at Chase City.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T Nunnally were
guests Of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Yer
milya at Clifton Forge Tuesday.
Walthall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Hubbard, Mr..
and Mrs Norman Taylor. d
family, Of Crewe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fielder Hubbard. and Wilson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mahan. and
Donna. Of Blackstone. spent Sunday
at Williamsburg and jamestown.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Walton and
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Banton, and
Diane, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs Merrill Digger Sunday
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

Jamerson, Jon Lazzeri, Connie
Mitchell, Dorothy Pleasanton,
John Poore, Richard Pritchett,
Gerald Sisson, Ronald Steward,
Harry Still.
Grade 2-1, Miss Oechsler, teach
er = Michael /. Anderson, Diane
Bailey, Suzanne Guarro, Jerry
Lomax, Kathleen McNabb, Char
Ian Robinson, Sherry Slaughter,
Orville Thomas, William Thomas
Edward Urian.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Barbara Cooper, Jean Faulk-
ner, Linda Proud, Nancy Sum-
mers, Stephen Corso, John Lay
ton, John Morris, Robert Oechs-
Ter, James Ramsey, Curtis Spence,
Larry Slaughter, Keith Williams.
Grade 2-3, Miss Hill, teacher
Joyce Blendt, Sabine Bobzin,
Bonnie Fraley, Linda Johnson,
Linda Nowland, Jeannine Smith,
Missy Speakman, Rebecca Stat
ford, Jean Ann Woodley, Billy
Cox, George Davis, Dennis Stump.
Grade IL, Mrs. Powell, teacher
Patricia Faulkner, Vera Greez-
kin, Cheryl Kirk, Virginia Marsh
all, Dorsey Smith. Susan Urian,
Harry Willis.
Grade IL, Miss Stats, teacn-
er-Donald Bailey, Nora Lee
Newnum, Kelvin Nichols, Barbara
Proud, Carol Ann Reed, Vincent
Severson, Norma Thompson, DON
ma Kay Wagaman, Mabel Will
holt.
Grade 1-3, Mrs. Robinson,
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

Pamela Lurty, Terri Pleasanton,
Harriet Smith, Sharon Thomas,
James Bradley, John Knight, Wal
liam Lewis, Harrison Lomax,
Rodney, Lowman, Donald Meal
lister, Dale McBrine, John slaugh-
ter.
Grade 4-3,, Miss Jones, teacher
Virginia David, Medford Davis,
Nancy Ennis, Ward Fortner, Rob-
ert Hurd, Roland Hurd, Thomas
Miller, James Oechsler, Lana
Pyle. Fred Shaw, Samuel Slaugh-
ter, John Mac Stevens, John Ur-
ian,, Vivian Wagaman, Carol
Wright.
Grade 81, Mrs. Matthews,
teacher-Mary Ellen Blow, Kath-
leen Irons, Charlotte Potter, Ger
aid Brown, Ronald Brown, James
Cornelius, James Craig, Calvin
Foxwell, Marvin Knox, James
Marshall, James Pletsch, Douglas
Sterling, Brian Mihills.
Grade 3-2, Mrs. Joseph, teacher
Ronald Budd, Bruce Foraker.
Sadie Fraley, Nancy Hurd, Vivian
Jarman, Karl Kraus, Donald Law
ter, Roy Reed, Jackie Ryan, Ben
ny Severson, Billy Spence, Shar-
on Still, Kathy Urian, John Wfcks,
Janet Wilson, Charley Woodley.
Grade 3-3, Mrs. Everett, teach
er-Harold Arbogast, Joan Brown,
Mary Broyn, Hugh Davis, James
Dittman, John Foraker. John Ho-
dukavitch, Linda Hutchins, Linda
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

topher, Sue David, Cindy DEAN
er, Jeanne Faulkner, Dorothy
Guiles, Kay Jarman, Sarah john
son. Joan Leslie, Sharon Maloney,
Sandy Short, William Britting-
ham, Willard Cauffman, Roger
Cole, Richard Cole, Bill Conner,
Leroy Dear, Douglas Fischer,
James Fleming, Stephen Hank
ins.
Grade 1913, DR.. Mulford, teach
er-Raymond Alexander. George
Ivory, Ronald Mccoy, John Scott,
William Slacum, Pat Barnes, Jo-
anne Mills, Dorothy Montgomery,
Doris Moore, Mary Poore, Edna
Seward, Annette Shand, Nancy
Shand, Janet Sylvester, Doris
Wilson, Virginia Walker.
Grade 81, Mrs. Getty, teacher
Bruce Ballard, Joseph Bothell,
Larry Carrow, Oscar David,
James Melville, Bruce Moffitt,
David Passmore, Barry Pritch-
ard, Donald Scott, Lee Severson,
Joseph Simpson, William Stokes
bury, Joseph Walker, Ralph
Warner Raymond Westrod, Linda
Gonce, Linda Konschak, Mary
Jane Starkey.
Grade 9-2, Mrs. Meyer, teacher
Richard Bailey, Wayne Cole,
Richard David, James Persinger,
Clark Ross, Alta Chambers, Mary
Justis, Lidia Kitschik.
Grade 9-3, Miss Reed, teacher
Patsy Baker, Patsy Gardner,
Nancy Boyles, Gerry Moore, Joyce
Pepper, Betty Ruch, Audrey Scot
ton, Charlotte Sharp, Mary y.
Smith, Judy Slaughter, Carole
Stachecki, Bertha Mae Thomas,
Virginia Wyatt.
Grade ga, Mr.. Mulligan, teach
er-Allen Cook, Linda Diemicke,
Patricia King, Judy Loder, Char
les Mast, David Marsh, John Mar
tin, Harold Moffett, John Sheri-
dan, Sidney Smith, Sandra Lee
Thornton, Carole Wyatt, Marjorie
Worthington, Lois VanderPlasse.
Grade 81, Mrs. Smack, teacher
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28
AT
PUBLIC SCHOOL
feachers of Smyrna Schools
Submit Their Honor List
10 the Superintendent
HONOR ROLL FOR MONTH

The following students are on
xhe perfect attendance honor roll
a the John Bassett Moore School
fm the month of February:
Grzde 12-1, Mr.. Everett, teach
H@Fred Bush, Frank Daniels
Dssid Deakyne. Donald Dixon
Arure Ennis. Anton Media, Rich
md Nelson, Calvin Weber, Diane
D.Sfs, Barbara Deamer, Libby
FAudkner. Peggy Jacobs, Rose
Kmffs, Joan Mccain.
Gx.de 1872, Miss Amo, teacher
Janet Guiles, Gail Lurty, San.
dra Robinson, Beverly Rusby
Mary Ann Stats, Robert Hurd
Eeorge Fischer, Gerald Mood
John Urian, Talmadge White.
Grade Ill, Mrs. Mendenhall
sAeacher - Donald Davis, David
DiEkerson, Naomi Edge, William
HM, Vernon Johnson, Roger Kel.
~. Suzanne Kemp, Dale Loder
3ean Finder, Horace Pugh, Rich
Ind Reed. Jerry Sterling.
Grade 11-2, Mr.. Pruitt, teacher
-Csester 'Stachecki, Larry Vod-
ynr1E2. Bruce Wright, Daisy Con-
ner, Phyllis Lomax, Carolyn Rey-
ndadz. Rebecca Scotten, Elsie
Wnodau.
Grade 1O-1, Miss Brown, teach
er[Aar5orfe Edge, Virginia Hurd,
Ddbur1h Kennedy, William Krim,
Fred Lamb, Norma Leathern
Nary Sue Salter, Lois Warren,
Belle Exum.
Grade 1912, Miss Taylor, teach
M]Norma Blendt, Janet Chris
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

set sales, and greeting cards.
They will continue the effort dur
ing the next few days to raise
funds to meet tn $4,000 goal by
April 1. Bids for building IL new
camp cottages at Camp Barnes
will be let during April.
The Delaware Association of
Chiefs of Police operates the
camp COR underprivileged boys
and will build eight of the new
cottages, with Alters from each
of the three Delaware counties
supplying funds for the other cot
tages.
The All agent urges county
residents to help All youngsters
meet the building fund goal by
sending contributions to the Kent
County Extension, Post Office
Building, Dover, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

teacher-Robert Davidson, Ronald {,
Davis, Wayne Davis, Richard
Downes, James Poore, George
Sharkey, Robert Smith, Stephen
Smith, Beverly Chase, 10 Ann
McClements. Lynn Morris, Betty
Oechsler.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28
Camp Barnes Building Fund
Campaign still In Progress

Campaign Still In Progress
Four-H'ers in Kent County are
still at work raising funds to
build and furnish one cottage in
the Camp Barnes recreation area.
The latest report by Marion
Macdonald, county All agent, set
the fund figure at $1,327.00,
sS73.OO short of the $4,000 goal.
Fund raising activities of the
county All Clubs have included
dances, bakes, skating parties, pen
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28
The Oldest Bank in Delaware
$50 Years
FARMERS BANK
STATE OF DELAWARE

Deposits up to $4,000 insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Deatonville

Mr. and Mrs II d Herrin. OF
Tampa Fla. and Mrs. Jim Sat
terfield and daughter Of Rich
mond, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Nash Sunday. as did Elmo Nash
and Frank Gill, Of Richmond
Tommy Gills, Of Portsmouth.
spent the week END with MI ana
Mrs. Stanley ellis.
NH ana M.5 Bill Lindsay and
daughter 81 Richmond Visited
Mr ana Mrs Dester jenkins sun
dar
Mr. ana Mrs. David Jenkins and
Tommy jenkins, Of Richmond,
visited Nh and MIS-. Harry Jen-
kins Saturday
Nh and Mrs. John Pollard visit
ed Mi and Mrs Henry Nash Mon
day
MIS-. Ruben Price was hostess
to the Sandy Creek Church WMU
last Thursday.
Mr. ana MIS-. Louie Overton, of
Victoria. were dinner guests Of
MI and Mrs. Buster Brown Sun
day.
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Forest Fires
Continued rom nage u

toO4tllutQ Itbill pdRc ~
Just right when q particularly d1y
section OF woods caught fire Fires
run III punches, and one hId day
can do more damage tAan has
been done for the years of lEr
Year.
Generally the worst season iJr
fires is The last Of Fehruay to the
middle OF May This year aia
JANUARY 70 April p thafe w.ta
only Sc fires In the l,8s4000 acres
of forest land supervised by Chg
fire chief The total 50 tar th!a
year IS 80 fires with les acre de-
stroyed Last year the toiol Wa
l42 fires with 400 acres burned
Last year was considered 4 yer,
eood year
From April - to July 2 this yrar
there were no forest fires reported
Since July There were No fires
reported III Appropriation Bucking
ham or Cumberland counties
seven in prince Edward six N
Amelia and five IN Charlotte
Powhataa IS in tile Richmond dis
trict
cotdMe 70 the U S. Census Bureau.
Growing families want ihree aud
:. b.
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Drought Aid
Continued from Page I.

costs, ana provision for waving
SOL bank ana conservation re-
serve agreements to permit graz
ing on acreage which has been
taken out Of production.
Cattle Warning
Yesterday the Virginia. Depart
ment of Agriculture warned farm
els to watch their livestock fof
possible outbreak OF vascular sto-
mathis
Cases vi the disease bring blis-
ters to the mouths lips and some
times teet and teats of cattle ana
horses symptoms are excessive
salvation. rapid Weight loss, peel
lng mules ard LESSONS OH lips
and gums
The announcement said treat
ment should be limited to pre-
cautions against secondary infec-
ton Otherwise healthy ANIMALS
usually recover ia few days.
Animals ans particularly s4scep-
tible ~ dry Weather Cases have
been diagnosed III Amherst ana
Nelson counties
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g. rettus Andersen
Dies Thursday 81;
Services Saturday


Charles Pettus Anderson. 81
Farmville insurance man. dice
here Thursday. Aug Is.
A native Of Prince Edward
County. he vas born April IS
1906. the son Of Samuel G An
derson 81 Appomattox and the
lsta Annabelle Pettus. H lit
tended public schools al Darling
TN Heights ana Kevsville. He
was A member OF Farmville Pres
byterian Church.
He was associated with the
sales staff of Union Life Insm-
ance Company. with headquarters
at Petersburg
rs is survived by his wife Mrs
Elsie Carter Anderson. Of Farm
vile and i son and daughter
Charles Pettus Anderson, III. And
Cecelia Gordon Anderson. both ot
Falrnville.
Funeral services will b. held
Saturday at Doyne- Burger Fune-
raj Home AT 10 am. Interment
Will be in the cemetery Of Bethle-
hem Presbyterian Church. Prince
Edward County DR. c. Lloyd Are
hart and Dr. w Otis MeClung
viii Officiate
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Worshann

Rev. James McGhee will teach
the mission study class Wednesday
and Thursday nights, August II and
% at the Baptist church.
Mfr. and Mrs. Raymond Hammock
Of F'armville. were dinner guests
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs Willard
Calhoun
M and Mrs Hugh Dunkuin and
Mr. and Mrs Rodger Vaughan ana
Keith Vaughan. of Newport News,
are visiting Mrs. Dunkum's SISTER
and brother-in-law near ma Olson
Wis.
A number from The villade AZ
tended the home demonstrated club
party at the home Of Mrs Lihwood
Cox FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Watkins and
scn Of East Orange. N. 'lsited
relatives and friends in the com
munity last week
Mrs. Robert Porterfield left Tnes-
day tot Wcodard N G.. to spend
10 days with her mother MIS- Y
= Tadlook.
Mrs. willard Calhoun. and chill
dien visited her parents, Mn and
Ms S. Fl Coin, Wednesday mi Pros.
pect.
Hugh Cabell Garland arrived by
plane IN Richmond Monday from
Pittsburgh after spending some time
with relatives.
Miss Betty Lloyd Irving was
guest Of Miss Edith Mae Lush. sew
efal days this week At her cabin
On the Rappahannock
Mrs. G. f. Ellington visited her
sisters ID Culpeper this week
Mrs. Iva Overstreet spent b few
days With Nh and Mrs c l. living
MI. and Mrs T. l.. Irving and Mrs,
T S Baskervill Mrs. BaskerVill ac-
companled her back to Lynchburg
Tuesday
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Continued from page
authoritative answers to the many
problems besetting the industry
however.
He first pointed out thai to-
bacco il the only agricul t,iral
commodity that has been self
supporting IN its prlce-support
program The government has
not had to spend a single dollar
IN the program It has, in fact
made money Oh the support pro-
gram, since All government lpans.
made with tobacco as security
have been repaid with interest
profit, Stliplin said
Production Trends
Another fact businessmen should
be aware of is that acreage reduc-
tons have not materially reduced
annual poundages, he said He
cited production records soing
back to 1910 to show that new
! growing techniques improved
practices ana disease control have
made yields 80 much higher as W
nearly compensate for Acreage
cuts.
The agent also said that TO-
Dacco fields that are diSappea airing
III the U S through acreage re-
ductions are nov reappearing in
Africa and Asia, and that cdmpe-
tition from these countries is
major problem of modern hines
IL the industry
He said the international com
petition for leaf sales Is compli
Gated by our high support rates,
plus the lower standard Of living
in foreign producing countries,
Which offer tobacco AZ prices at-
tractlve ITO buyers.
Two final points should de in
Guided III a businessman's review
Of current trends. he said The
first is that government has not
made the effort it should and
which win be required, I'd sell
American tobacco abroad The
industry itself has had to do most
of this Job and has done it well Al
Saiplin said But tobacco ought
III get the same effort as CLIFTON.
corn and wheat when if COMES t0
foreign markets, he added
His final point was directed at
farmers and growers, and advised
them TO seek quality rather than
pounds Is the best way 10 whip
existing problems. He said that
aroma flavor and texture are
qualities of American tohaccos
that make them unique in world
production
stressing these qualities ! should
be the No ] aim Of producefs he
concluded
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Trenholm

Mrs. Maggie Palmore. Carroll
and Floyd Palmore.' Jr., Mrs
France PaLn1ore, Nellie and Nan,
ny Maye CAer visited friends ana
relatives in. Richmond sunday
Mr.. llld AIRS. Monten Cple an
pounce the birth Of a son, Tom
my Lee ina Richmond hospital.
August & Mather ana son hre de-
Ing fire
M and aIrs. Stuart Stratton,
ana felnMy,A Mrs, Media Runion
ana M, ara Mrs. Raymond De-
Noon end dapghtere Of Richmond
visited Mi and Mrs, Paul STRAIT
ION slSday they also visited
Mr. ard MS B: w Wilburn.
Nj. and Mrs Cecil DeNoon
visited her ,s5arents, MI. and Mrs.
NJ l. kidd ii Columbia Sunday.
Her fathAr continues quite i'll
Mrs. NdNsH Cole ana Nanny
Mae Cple Spent several days last
weet With .lonten Cole lid son.
N Richmond.
Mr. .nd sars. Joe Bowl Il. and
family 1T Gsan Allen, visited Mrs.
ANNE GORDON last week Her
daughter Marylyn Bowles, is
spending soiae time with her,
Floyd Pasmore. who has been
complaSnine+..fpr some time went
TO a local hospital Monday for a
checkua
Ma. and Aars Aubrey Childress.
Ana family III Richmond, visited
NH ana Mas- FLOYD Palniore Oh.
sunday
Gnest4 ~ MI. ana Mrs+ clyde
DeNooI sunday were Mt. and
Mrs: Russell lNilkerson and FAM
lily q p,}whis,an, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond. DaNoon, OF Richmond
Mrs. chariss DeNoon, and chill
dreu afe slseiading ten days with
MI. art Mss Fred Calhoun alt
Spring CiloRe.l They expect 10 90
10 the JanlHtown festival.
WaltAt NsGmre- 81 Richmond
spei4. 9TH week end with his par-
entsi Mt-.aaG' Mrs p n Me-
Clufe lI@ Will b. going BACK to
VPI ut Biaes sbMg soon
MISS Kitty Mae Shlver Of
Richmond. Is spending some time
WITH hcs grandmother, Mrs r
=. Swanis and Mi. Swami
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

lowered "a inches Repair w was
accomplished on The sewerage DIS
posal system
new hnch room was installed
al High Rock school and reno. 4
items were completed III the kitchea
The driveway was also grayeied
ana new calvatts inserted y. iFa
road
rhe Fcof on Tx Marv r Brrnnh
School waS paired, and tAa Had
and auditorium loe. s4ndcd 4 VIEW
clcset vas lnsteltd II 1re roola
New steps ana general rcaa,.s
were made 70 AIT. Leiet IN
J D Dishman. maintenance slpel-
Visor was in charGe Of The rapar
work accomplished
The school board als1 announced
That \ would accept sealed b:ds on
iuel ail and gasoline Nd. II noau
August - Estimates III WV amounts
required sfe 2o.e0o gallons a No,
4 fuel oil and $4,000 gallons AZ rael-
lai atad- 40 octane rat4na gasoline
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

Pasture and crop conditions that
are IS per cent of normal were
among the findings Of the Powhatan
county disaster committee in a
thorough appraisal Of drought con
ditlons. IN the county
The committee, composed q WIN
4 Nichols chairman Harold WI
Henry county agent. W r Parker
banker Lee PaInore. local farmer
and Benjamin L White. Farmers
II . NJ Administration supervisor
recommended that P6whatan be I'M
Guided in the disaster designation
Powhtan supervisors earlier this
month recommended that the county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Trcn,s Mill

Eal Shultz Aria children ot
Clinton Tenn lire here visitine
Mt ana Mrs Frank McFanl NH
ana Mrs Brode Trotter and Mrs
Maye McFall
MI and Mrs. Yowell CaNwooc
ana MIS- Caywood's mothe r OF
Tulsa Okla. are spending d feN
days With F. Q. McFan. and fam
ily
MI and Mis-. A. G WINCHESTER
and daughter, are On a vacation
trip H North Carolina
Dr and MIS-. Irving Jacobs AND
daughter Of North Carolina are
here on a visit III the home 81
Mrs. JACOBS parents Mr., and
MIS- Dabney Barker
The Jacobs and Mr. and Mrs
Dabney Barker mctored 10 State
Farm Saturday to see Mr. and
Mrs: Raul Montee and Nh and
Mrs. Henry Barker
Misses Betty Floyd and Gal
Jones attended the birthday party
Of Miss sunny Martin SatlI lday
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Jones and
family visited Mr. ana Mrs w. B
RYDER ard Nh. and Mrs. Alfred
Bulrass IN Orange Sunday
Sunday callers Id the Jones
home We're Mr. and Mrs 4 ]
Jones and son and Irving Jones
Mrs. Irving Jones accompanied
her daughter, Phyllis on a faca-
ton trip to Canada
We aie sim very diy and AIN
sadly IN need Of rain
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Continued from Page II

di-ons M tAe schooi playground
Council also took under study
Hhe matter vi enclosing tHe dis-
patchers office on the ground
floor " tine South street tirehouse.
Qulsenberfy said such an enclos-
ure would eliminate the need of
heating The whole building
IN another action the council
awarded contract for TWO new
municipal cars On the Tow bid Of
Newman Chevrolet Sales Com
pany
one N the cars viii ~ for the
toMn manaRer the othef I'M TIKI
Police Department.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

The annual meeting Of the
members Of the Virginia Dark
Fired Tobacco Growers Marketing
Association. Inc viii be held SAT-
urday August IN Al 10 \. n III
the Association office.
4 report % the activities Will
be made at the meeting and other
business discussed according ~
] Il Garnet seetetaly-t treasurer
Of the association.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

August is the month Set aside
by the Amelia county home dem
onstration clubs for a social event
Of some type This year the TUX
lilo home demonstration ladies are
planning tlip to Richmond
They viii tour some places Of ID :
telest and enjoy lunch in 4
restaurant. Anyone. in this com
lnanity Who would like this trip
Is welcome to come along. Meet
at r j casters store Tuesday
August 20 at $3.50 a m There
will be ample transportation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

A nationwide system of nuclear
war shelters would cost S32 900 001.
900 and still protect only about go
per cent Of the people. the CiFil
Defense Administration said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-14
Auto Seat Safety Belt Accident Cut
Rate High, Research Report States

markedly with Cornellfs investi-
cation Of actual accidents cases.
in which basic data Is provided by
specially organized and trained
teams of police and highway pa
troll officers who investigate, tn
accidents, and by the physicians
who attend the accident victims.
1t has been recorded on punch
cards, compiled and analyzed by
experienced analysts and their
findings have been thoroughly
checked for accuracy
Mr. Moore said that in evaluat-
ing the effectiveness of safety
b e is, ACIR analysts sifted
through more than 5000 file
cases and established control
group and an experimental group
in which accidents in both groups
were kept as nearly identical as
possible.