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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
friends Help Janiss
Hughes csiebrafs On
Her Sixth BirfhduY

4 group u youngsters frolickef
Wednesday afternoon from 10
3 20 s. n al party for Janice
Hughes given BY her parents Mr.
and Mrs Clayton Hughes u tof5
Ffh Az 8 IN celebration Of her
sixth birthday
Guests we're presented with
u0samakers. hats and balloons as
faygfa
The usual games filled the az
ternooH o. fun after which the
trad uanU refreshments Of lee
cream ard cake we're enjoyed BY
h0Horte and guests
Helping Janice 10 happy
birthday while shoaering her with
many loysty Rfts we're Patty
Waiter and PEGGY Wilson. Largo
Nalyaaa. Shelley Han Valerie
Johnson. aandra Gibbs Dana
jackson Cheryi Hughes paulette
Helen and rorralne Wilson and
Matilda small
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
Loufers Entertain Mr..
And Mrs. Frunk Sehlne

iaatera inc entertained Mr.
and AIRS Frank aehlne al dinner
AZ the Criterion Restaurant a.
$50 Saturday evening October @.
sUaa fourteen couples we're pre-
sent o. wish the 8ebiues success
tn Mr. aahlues new position and
residence
They presented arr album auto.
Erpphed by an present ard Mr.
arbinc Ia lest war given a book on
how 10 play golf
Mr and Mrs sehlue and sons
win be leaving soou Tor Washing
ton ID G. whore they viii make
permanent residence
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
The HIGH and
LOW DOWN

George Grim Critieised' The
frat criticism from the Negro
community ever 70 be iegeled al
George Gum. TRIBUNE coiuma
mist and KsTP radio eoHlrasota
tor was heard last week when
after h. questioned the prppucty
Of Louis Armstrong. The musician
blasting Eisenhower and the y 3
IA general FOR the treatment %
Negroes in Birmingham and Little
Itock. ARK
Grim has many admirers sHa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

Hitler "a second rate ons at thAtJ
swgrs 70 seereey al persons at
tending q YDFL get together 70
save the fttees ~ the Thatcher.
C0ff group who 4ste Involved Ia
me senator Frank Church dsba-
Gle.
What's secret about fIsnen-
way and some other DIL party
Officials trying 10 force Church.
who voted with the Dixiecrats
upon the DFL IT Minnesota, a
group which has earned an en-
siabls record Oh III. eiyii rights
iaaue9
n M HsmsrHay Il spelling for
battle he'll probably get Il be
isa the YDFL rams ard flo Is
tet ap win h@ stupidity and al.
teanpts " make bad people 9ut u
Those Who aoat happen 10 agree
with his gieWa
The Yi3EI got NE party out u
4 mell u hess and the senior
PARTY uaboba without exception,
9pghfa be- daHgaHa glad they've
500 young party members with
9at cute and sense
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

fans among the Negro Mlane
sofa population bat most N them
mink he vas All wet" ia his
criticism n Louis "Batchmg"
Minneapolis has delayed The
transfer 81 the Sumner Field
Homes from the federal govern.
uent 70 the city Minneapolis
Is DHe ~ the FEW metropolitan
cities with no Negro fire fighters
forty years ago there were eight
apia members 90 the fire de-
partmsut
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
Built On Inte gritty

taNN ath Ave. SO. Quality built
three bedroom rambler Three
years old SIC 300 81 500 down.
1888 East 28ih Street. See this
large ouc-tamily home Five bed
rooms. fun basement Lots Of
closet space, Gas hot water heat
$4,000 Terms.
SIZE 2nd Ave South Duplex. one
bedroom each floor. $500 Terms.
1921 Oakland Ave. Three bed
rooms, glazed porch, gas heat. -
Si2 coo, 81 600 down.
1925 Lyudaie ave, No. nuplcx.
two bedrooms each floor. double
garage Priced TO sell.
23lt Tenth Ave So. $3.50 down
buys a duplex. Two bedrooms each
apartment Pay euly s65 per
month
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

Huy IieUeuwaY state chairman
3 ne uFi party VINO is showing
gyms ~ trying 20 b. party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
81, Paul FEpc Meetings
Are Open To The Public

THE 81 Paul Fair Employment
Practices Commission announced
that no regular monthly meetings
,gill be- held on tho third Tuesday
If each month instead ~ tho third
Thursday According the next
meeting la scheduled for Tuesday
October 10. az 1880 p m. in room
1900 u the ST. Paul CITY Hall
Meetings are open % the public
according 20 ban JaeoboaHH ex-
pput.ve secretary
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80 1l 800
l31;ES3Ill3l;l!g

DOLL REPAIR. restrung and
new wigs. Doh clothes made TO
srder Used dolls Tor sale. reason
able TIA 2.sa5s Sill
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Ask ath Ave. So.

3 yr old 3 BR. Home FUN base
Gas Heat, 81 900 down. Payment
including pitt under 500 a
mo No closing costs or EGnanc.
ing necessary.
BAILEY REALTY IA. S-o4o8
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Teachers Object
To Federal Aid
For Construction

Strong opposition 40 federal aid
for the construction 81 schools
Was voiced by prince Edward-
Cumberland Education associa-
tion members "Wednesday
r.a te..,,ars HILL ni+,,o,,+ ~.
Sent, for Y resolution proposing
that THE organization 70 on rec
ord as being UNANIMOUSLY opposed
to federal aid.
ri atbar moves t,o,, s,,,,,o,..4,
N ytrginia Fd.Irs+io,, asspcistio,,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Watershed Tour
At Appomattox
Planned Tuesday

Fl Fl LarS. Prince Edward
county sotN conservationist, an-
nounced today that a special tour
of the pilot Aopomattox water
shed area vos.ld be held Tuesday,
September 2 beginning al 2 u m,
FIX the Appamattox courthouse.
Lacy said l4at several groups
Of landowners in the Buffalo
River watershed area had ex-
pressed aalelcst in seeing first
hand the work done in Appomat-
tox. 50 tAa tour, has been ar-
ranged. Approximately dozen
persons isaHe signed up to go SO
far.
Anyone irFerested in attending
the tour shouid contact Mr.. Lacy
Continued On page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
7D Association Recommends Addition
Of Medical Advisers, Routine SCH X-Rays

Of the number of tuberculosis
cases in the younger age brackets
III Amelia and NottoWay countiesI
Six mass surveys are planned
by the association this fall. Ten1
tative dates ale Appomattox,
buckingham Cumberland an d
Prince Edward, between October
e and November 2, and Amelia
and Powhatan, between Novembef
II and Is
LATEST available figures, thosd
II Apfll !, SHOW Southside casa
l4ad Of / AT. This figure included
known cases. suspects and conf
acts.
SIN Deaths Charged to TB
During theI year between April
Il 1856 and IApril /, 1857, there
were SIX deaths. five of them
Negroes in the nine-county area
served by the Southside associa+
lion
There were 48 cases, 80 Of them
Negroes, Of these. 90 were in the
thr advanced stages Of the disease,
rs we're men and 20 were over 3$
Hears Of age.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Franklin And Conway Named Coaches
For Buckingham's Expanded Program

irving S DElscoll, superintendent
of Buckingham schools, announced
today the appointment Of two men
as coaches and physical education
instructors M Buckingham for The
coming year.
Taking over the athletic program
at Buckillghara Will be Billy Allen
Franklin Of Farmvilla, and Martin
r. Conway. on Wilkes Barre Pa.
Conway N \ graduate Of State
Teachers College at Stroudburg.
Pa. and is dotag graduate work at
PENNSYLVANIA State College He has
four years Of coaching experience.
FRANKLIN il q 1888 graduate Of
Farmviilc Iigt School and hay at-
tended N1r,h Carolina State fol- The
past four year AT State he at
tended the c9ge9e's school of rural
recreation Mitl. 4 major ID Physical
Education.
Franklin WAN i stand-out athlete
both at FarpPi,le ana at North
tafol1ld soialt. f1e pIayed iOtf years
of college, Footl1aH one year on the
freshman fcaln and the other three
wears IA .vAFats competition Hls
college rpdrion @as quarterback.
me SIX fcat ,a5-nound athlete dd
not limit ILL., q flletic competition ID
football lfanEIn1 also pitched for
i7pr years AK STATE where his team
same III seraffH II the tough AcC
conference 'haes out ot the four
yea IS. =.
At Fatn@ilia High. he paved four
years Of Yarsng football. four years
Of varsity basketball and four years
of varsity Baseball To top off an
outstanding record. he was captain
Of all three sports at FarmviIle.
Franklin Is married to the former
Miss Flieda Sans. who. lived IN
Buckingham county They have an
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Cancer Society Meet
Postponed a Month

The American Cancer Society
organizational meeting scheduled
for September has been post
poned until October 4 in order to
give society field representatives
longer time to work in the coun-
".
Ralph Beyeridge. director Of
field services, and Miss Geraleen
Jones. field representative. viii be
IN Prince Edward county for three
days preceding the meeting.
They hope to establish a unit of
tho American Cancer Society
here. Mrs Mable Jones. who
headed the residential collection
portion OF the cancer crusade. is
working with the field representa-
tiVeS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
I7Long1uood Seniors to Try
Roanoke Student Teaching

An experiment IN off-campuS
student teaching VIII ~ tried nv
Longwood COLLEGE this fail for Tile
first time
Seventeen seniors will do their
practice teaching III eieht of the
Roanoke ctty schools, bpamn4ng
Tuesday when the Roanoke
schools open.
They will do their practice
teaching for eiaht weeks. return
ing tx the LongWood campus ND
vemher 4 Charles III. Patterson,
Jr., associate professor Of educa-
ton. viii be general supervisor
Of the student teachers assigned
to the Roanoke schools.
Longwood's cooperative plan
with the Prince Edward county
schools viii remain i'll effect. with
most OF the students continuing
to do their practice teaching in
the Prince Edward schools.
Those students participating i'll
the off-campus experiment rep
resent a potential overflow Of the
local misunderstanding laboratory
facilities.
To date "A student teachers
have been assigned to Farmyille
Elementary School alone fol- the
fall semester. Last fan, 81 stu
dents did their practice teaching
in the whole Prince Edward
school system. and an additional
IS did their practice instruction
IN the spring.
Local students who will be taxi
lns part in the Roanoke expert
ment are Jean Alison Anderson.
OF Amelia Alice Josephine Maxey.
Of RanSons. and Lucy Lee Woot-
ton Of Knoxville
Others who Will be going to
Roanoke include Cornelia Anne
Bate. Of Mckinney: Mary Eliza
beth Holland, Of Gladys: Winifred
Elaine Blddlecomb. Of Fairport
Eleanor Frances Crowder. of
G larksville: Maxine Pittard
Crowderr Of Brodnax. Mary Anne
Foster of Poquoson: CAROLYN
rave Garner, Of Altavista, Linda
Ann Garrison, Of williamsburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

These Southside statistics re-
fleet a national trend. tubercu-
losls has tendency toward being
a disease Of men and older people.
Negroes are generally more sus-
ceptible.
The real need, the committees
found Is for better case finding
In the nine-county area. there
are 1858 known cases. 81 suspects,
! ,042 contacts 81 in sanatoriums,
AZ new cases reported and
dea tbs
Buckingham Reported 40
buckingham led IN the Herald =
area counties, with 40 cases re-
ported Prince Edward had 43,
Amelia. S2 Cumberland, III, and
Powhatan, s.
In the number of suspects.
Prince Edward had II; Bucking-
ham, 4; Amelia, 5; Cumberland,
3. and PoWhatan, /.
Contacts listed were l40 III
Buckingham. l16 in Prince Ed
ward. SO IN Amelia: 81 III Cum
berland, and 30 in Powhatan.
Continued Oh page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Virginia to Request
Md Reconsideration

A group Of state AGRICULTURAL
leaders, including John B. Vance.
Of Amelia, president Of the Farm
ers Union. met with Gov. Thomas
= Stanley Wednesday to appeal
for reconsideration Of the state )
need for drought assistance.
At the close Of lhe meeting
Stanley said that he Will ask fed
eral officials ID reconsider the
drought emergency need Ill Viz
slnla He said that he viii ssk
Delaware and Maryland governors
70 consider joining Virginia nh the
reconsideration appeal.
Stanley SAID that he would in-
ylte Coy. ] Caleb Boegs. Of Della
ware. and Gov. Theodore Nc
keldln. Of Maryland. to accom-
pany him to Washington for a
conference with Secretary of AZ
ricultme Extra Taft Benson.
Presumably the conference
would not take place until Octo-
Der because Of the Virginia COW
efnor's prior commitments.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

SIS. t60 72l. and the $i0.32l .443 LEFT is
divided among the counties, Cities
and towns
Distribution n based Oh $3i1 per
capita III each Of the political SUB
divisions in accordance with the
1850 population census. Last year
the money was distributed On the
basis Of 81 ~ per capita, which was
a IA Der cent increase over 1855.
Norfolk GETS the harvest single
share Of the profits. s785, 628, since
il is the largest city in the state
Prince Edward county receives
S23 337 y The budget allowed for
ABC profits Of S33 900, which IN
Guided profits from wine sales which
brought in 81 .523 last year. Thus.
the county should receive approx
mately $4,000 more than was an
tcipated ii the original budget
Farnville VIII receive $l4 ,371 70
as its share. The estimated collec-
tion was $4,000.
Othef counties III the area Will
receive the following as their share
IN the profits. Amelia. S24 ,594 II,
Charlotte, s38 5000. Cum b G r.
land. So. 554 48; way. $28.-
6S8 95. Powhatan. sl7.27974 a II d
Buckingham, S35 .666 So
Towns in the area viii receive
their share as follows Buckmg-
ham. 1921 o., Bmkevlne. s2,l6l52.
Charlotte C. H. Sl.234.7l. Dillwyn.
81, 729 %. and Keysville, s2.l45-97
The receipts are generally put into
tho general operating funds Of the
various local units The checks are
especially welcomed this time OF
year. as the official Golfers are
generally low awaiting the tax col
lection toward the end Of the yaar.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
s236,37l Contracts
For Road Work

Contracts for over a quarter OF
a million dollars worth Of second
AIN road and bridge construction
i'll this area We're awarded by the
state highway commission We'd
nasday
Bids on the projects were OPEN
ed August I'll Two major inter-
state highway system projects
45 miles Of secondary roads and
FIVE special-ddsign secondary SYST
tern bridges were included in the
tdtal of % contracts. amounting
I'd s6.849,847, awarded.
The largest local contract was
awarded to RI H. Rose, Of Rich
mond. II calls for 439 miles Of
grading. draining, stabilized sur
facing and ll-foot bridge over
Appomattox river, from Route 636
west Of Sheppards to the south
side Of the Appomattox river. The
Sl399l4 contract is for work on
Route 600 III Buckingham and
Prince Edward counties
IN Prince Edward county. 337
miles Of Route 663 from Route 665
I'd Route 67l at the Charlotte
county line, is to be Graded,
drained and stabilized Thomp-
son-Arthur Paving company, Of
Greensboro, N G.. was awarded
this contract for s96.459.
Two wooden bridges viii be
eliminated on Route 664 improve
ments. They Will be replaced by
ctrnratn c,,I,rn,tc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Enrolment Increases Forecast
AS Schools Ready For Tuesday
New Principal
To Take Over Al
Prospect School

Labor day viii ba q holiday. the
last q the summer, for most
youngsters In this area. for next
week they Will start hack to the
republican line of Notifications.
Buck ngham, Cumberland and
Prince Edward county schools win
open September 8. Amelia, viii
open September 5, and Powhatan
September 9
Amelia schools expect enroll
ment to top the 1000 mark this
fall, $50 OF them white students.
Of this number, 325 will 10 in
high school, $50 in the grade
school,
Amelia Teachers to Report
Students are To complete their
enrolment by Saturday, and
teachers are to report for special
sessions September and 4
Major changes in Amelia are a
new superintendent of schools, O.
A. Norton; new high school
principal, Phillip Boepple, new
coach. Waveriy Copley. and new
elementary school supervisor at
Russell Grove Mrs MABEL Wat
son Broad Street school students
have been shifted To ST James
school.
IN Buckingham, teachers meet
ings were held Monday through
Wednesday this week. with Thurs
day and Friday set aside for PLAN
ming ana working III the respec-
tive schools Regular classes will
begin Tuesday.
The only major administrative
change in Buckingham has been
the appointment Of John Morgan
as principal of Dillwyn Elemen-
taiy School
cumberland, PIE Open Session
Cumberland and Prince Edward
schools operating as parts Of the
same school system held Joint
meetings TINS week Principals
met Tuesday night, with teachers
beginning their conferences Wed
nesdav morning
II Prince Edward county, total
enrolment id all schools is eX-
pected to be up 30 to rs from the
3.185 l956l957 average. Cumber-
land expects to tack on from IS to
so more than ii 1874 average Of
last year.
MIS- Hylda Il. shannon. Pros
poet school teacher viii take over
the principalship at Prospect va
Gated By appointment Of E A.
Payne as general supervisor.
Mrs. Maude @ Wilson. i Green
BAY school teacher. was earlier
appointed to fill the principal va
cancy at Green Bay, succeeding j.
Mehane Ward, who resigned
Added to the list Of teachers
we're Mrs Mabel Jones, Prospect;
MIS- Mary T. Bowman, Green
Bay, and Mrs. Mildrend w. Oliver,
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
For a Centenarian, i Plaque
For a Centenarian PLAQUE
National Foundations Contribute
81, 900 Honoring Mrs. Huntington

pleasure III erecting this plaque in
appreciation Of all She has meant
To this community and To this in
stitution
Permanent Endowment
Further honoring Mrs. Dun
nngton two national foundations
have contributed anonymously
$1,000 to the southside Hospital,
which VIII establish 4 permanent
endowment for the future opera
ton of the institution.
Establishment Of permanent
endowment IS another step toward
perpetuatne the operation Of this
hospital" said vernon c. Wo-
mack president
Moneys received for this fund
will be invested and the proceeds
be used tor operation Having es-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

tablished a permanent endow-
ment fund it Is expected that 9TH
els viii find it method Of as
sisting the hospital in its fine
work BY contributing to the en-
dowment1
Additions Show Progress
Completion Of the second floor
Of the Mattauer vine IS progress
sing On schedule. This area viii
house the obstctrical section when
completed in November
The present west wing viii then
undergo remodoIing for medical
services The cast WING viii be re-
modelled as the colored section Of
the hospital 1t is expected that
the construction and remodelin-a
program win be completed early
iii 1858
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
I armville Firemen
Attend Convention
At Cha Sc City


''sefving the Heart Of Virginia
With a Heat, the Farmville Volm-
tcer FiHc Department participated
hi IN all-dav convention Wednesday
att Chase CITY This was the second
annual convention Of the Southslde
Virginia Volunteer FL emen's AS
scciat,on. Fa mville was hest to the
fi1st convention held last year.
twenty men frrm the Far~nville
init joined the ITO gathered for the
occasion. The Farmville unit won
second prize for highest per cent Of
attendance. First prize went to
B9ydtcn
Farnville almost won the prize
for the best piece Of apparatus in
the parade. bit the top award went
TO Emporia F'armville's aerial fire
truck was an outstanding piece Of
equipment, but since it did not have
4 radio OF first aid equipment, the
judges awarded the prize to the ex-
ccllent Emporia unit. Farmville
fire chief C. w Butcher explained
that our truck was used with the
other Farmville truck which carries
the necessary items.
Butcher. Who has been president
CT THE Southside Association for the
past two years. is followed in office
BY Victoria fire chief Everett Gee.
Gee won out in a three-Way contest
With Frank Calls and Harry z.
Bailey both Of the Kenbridge unit.
Stiff competition over the Office
positions marks the enthusiasm Of
the Southside Association Harry
Bailey Kenbridge chief, was elected
SECRETARY. and Walton Yancey Of
Chhse City, was chosen vice-presl-
dent. Other officers include j Car
teii. of South Hill, as treasurer
Philip Dale Of Jarratt, chaplain
and Happy Ragland. Of Crewe.
se4geant-at-arms
Winning the award for the depart
ment bringing an apparatus the
greatest distance was Elnpofia,
R6Ndton had the Oldest apparatus
in tie parade and brakes Branch
had the Oldest motorized truck
IN the afternoon, prizes went to
Jasratt for corning the longest dis
ia nee, and to Tom Moore, Of Black
stone, as the. oldest association
m{mber present at the convention
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Beauties, Ugly Men, Baseball Players
To Help Celebrate Labor Day Nearby

Labor Day. traditional last warm
weather holiday If The Year WAN
be 4 capilal-H holiday III Amelia
and PoWhatan next Monday
III Amelia, ii viii be the county S
annual rally day IN Powhatan il
will be the connty's annual labor
day celebration Benefictaries in
both cases win be the war memorial
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
INDIA KNIGHT |
DUNNINGTON


Her Loyal Devotion To Ilis
Community
And For Her Keen Interest III
ANA Generous Support
Of 1.-THE
Southside Community hospital
On Her one Handradth Birthday
June 6 1857
The erection OF the plague was
ordered BIZ tlla beard Of managers
NJ its meeting in July. when THE
following resolution was adopted
Boards Resolution Adopted
1t coming 10 the attention Of
the board Of manaeers OF South
side Community Hospital that
Mrs INDIA X Dunnington passed
her TOOTH birthday oh June O.
1861. and this being an event to
be recognized and memqrialized
this board hereby resolves to erect
plaque in an appropriate place
in the hospital la her honor
Born in Prince Edward county,
June 8. 1857, Mrs Dunnngton
has spent her entire life n this
community Her keen interest, her
leadership and hen many hane-
factions are acknowledged. Her
sterling character genial disposi-
ton, ready vii and her Christian
example have endeared her to the
people Of this community
The Southside Community
Hospital has received her gener-
Gus support from its beginning
and this board Of managers takes
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Unmarked G, .rs

A. an added 70 caution Holt
DAY travellers, state police have
been ordered TO start using
unmarked ciyiiian-tNpc auto
mobiles
Governor Thomas ; tanlcN
made that announcement We'd
nesday, Just prior to ths last Of
tic summers long holiday week
ends.
The National safety council
has estimated that 400 smeri-
cans will die in traffic accidents
this week end If figures can be
held TO the Memorial and hide
rendence holiday levels, traffic
deaths mas be held 70 S15 or
fewer II will take extra care 10
meet extra holiday tagards 10
do this. the council noted
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

the Parent Teacher association
sponsored beauty contest under the
chaifmanship Of MIS-. Craig S Ash
man G Dickerson will be master
Of ceremonies. Judges Will select
three finahsts. and the winner will
be announced and crowned al the
dance Monday night BY Jeanne
Norris, daughter of Mr. and MIS-.
RAYMOND Morris last years Miss
Rally Dsv
In another contest Of physical at
traction or repulsion Amelia men
viii challenge each other Id an ugly
man contest, sponsored BY the
Amelia Lions club
Other events will include
creased pig contest, sponsored BY
ihe Farm Bureau, and SAFE Of food
and SOFT drinks by county Homo
Demonstration and All club mem
',ess.
/ LEWIS Butler viii play for the
lance sponsored By the Amelia
lRWritaas al 3 pm All tha. Amelia
WAR Memorial building
? Games Schedule
TIE whack Of baseball bat In
the Caltersyille VS. Powhatan game
Nlll got fhinas underway Id PoWha-
taH al te aim There WIN Also he a
Sffthail game. between Red Lane