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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

GE2 s.' IOd lClrm u a 81 Nv =
home. center-haiI plan, corner
lot. priced TO sell. FLOYD d.
DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV ma,
n-0352; ewes, LU. 2-O03f
CQLORED-OWNER MUST SELL
Little as sisi6 Down o1s O: ~. al Isass
COLORED--s00B DN.-Vaeant: re-.
2 baths. bsmt., Gas heat. Fasy
terms. RA. o-6912. ia. s-167a.
Co! !,1N REP. MT PLEAsANI.5L.rGi
siSa Tm p XIV ~ End Slri T., n S. s I%
large dry basement: auto. heat. =.
car garage. Price. only SI4,5OO
on terms. To inspect, call Mr.
RYAN. DE. 2-611S, with NJ. PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV, NE
S.4lOO.
COL0RED-KENNEDY ST.-cornel
brk.. mr., theater and stores. EighI
rms. ga baths, built-in gar0ge,
suitable for doctor or dentist OF
mechanic. Has home and ONCE
sTSsm co ;,s Price. S2l,S90; nyss;,
-. 1900. ~. \. 0nhNAII1,
REALToR, ma. s-O753.
cOLoRED-FINE NV. LOCATION
A REAL VALUE
I AEpRMS.. 2 BATHS, End FIR
This lovely home. facing Rock
Greek Park. Lge. rms. and finished
nm. bsmt. asphalt tiledl, gas heat,
garage. nice yard. Information, cal
RosENTHAL REALTY
Re. 7-S2o0 EN-. 3-6027
CoLoRED = MOD. SD BRICK
ONLY $10,g50. REAS. TERMS.
- UNDERWOOD PL.. 5 RMS.
LOUIS Ridden. TU. $4,000
coLoRED-WALTKR REED AREA
1864 lTEWKEsBuRY PLACE NV.
. RMS. 2 BATHS. REC. ROOM
1884 UNDERWOOD 81. NV
R R6D1s PRISE R6pbEN RMS "a 70. Bath? s.5JgS
coLORED-sPEcIAL
OWN YOUR HOME. LESS THAN
/ RENT. 6entdet., 5 rooms, bath
MRS; MILLER, NO. 7-946s. an
coLoRRD
LESS THAN $1,000 DOWN
Buys 3l65 18th st. NV; 3-Story
orick, arr. in . apis. Owner say
must sell nov. Gail ZANTzIN0ER
MA. H-D11l.
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SURPRISE PACKAGE

tConn. Ave Fark1
Custom-built brick rambler: tiled
model home. Last home being closed
out by builder for $4,000 down
includes furniturel. Easy monthly
payments, Mr. all schools. shopping.
sranspr ETC. Call c.I,.-, VI pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15
CO.OP APIS. F0R SALE

Vas bedrms,; quiet, friendly
community. Only S82. 80 mo. pays
prime. int. taxes, ms. utils,. and
outside maint. $2,2b0 cash, will
be paid for in 3 yrs. SILLl8 REAL
ESTATE. IA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15
CHARM m SUMNER Wi, 950-

CHARM IN SUMNER; -S24,e50--
A value unheard OF in this prime
community OF S4O.OO0 residences.
Big summer porch plus 3 big bed
rooms, family dining room. de
luxe kitchen; full basement, built
brand -neW. house condition. Owner
anxious Tor quick sale. Call OIL.
2-572l orROL. 1854. THOMAS
j. FISHER a Co, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15
CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET

A most attractive rambler on
LARGE. level, beautifully Handicapped
lot. Perfect home for small family
desiring beautiful home In this
prestige location" Nov priced IN
mid-30s. Shown BY appt. only,
A.m.-9 pm. EN-. 2-74OO. METZs
LER, Realtor. Builder, 5O22 Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

GARRETT PARK-This fve-yeaT-
old old WIN Willlia ms a,. home was Gus:
Transferred. There is = BEDROOM room
and bath on the LIST floor. three
bedrooms and bath on the End
sSl tt cs Vs. vs. d b9SSscG s p D%
EDW C,, Il JONES GIs s 4 Co, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

CHEVY CHASE: S2I. 50O-whiti
Colonial on large. fenced lot: :
bedTms., bath. pwdr. rn. on Isl
a.: bsmt., garage, gas, h.-w.n.: .
blocks TO N. CHEVY Chase RradI
school: vacant: must be sold: IL
excel. cond. $1,000 dn.: FLA
NE, s;l5Sl, LA. 6-sS63. JOIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

ARMY MAP SERVICE-Beautiful
community of Macarthur blvd.
eharm1ne white brk. ana frame
Colonial with heavy slate roof; 3
level. fenced lot; lovely trees.
Sl,v0O down may buyl FRANK
3. PHILLIPS, INC, OL. 2.70O6:
ewes, W0. 6-0S35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

bedrooms, 2 baths, extra large
equip. kit; att. gSrsee: very nice
cond. Level fenced lot: Somerse!
school area. A real value Al
S26,75O. BILLINOsLEY REALTY
Co. EN-. 2-2326: ewes. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15
FoRTY-FT. BRICK RAMBLER !.

Sl0.95O, 81 200 On. 70 non-vetA.
jO-yr. loan. -Four bedrms., din.
area, eountry-style kit, reer. rm-S
7,50U-sQ. 1T. fenced corner lot. 10.
5-3tSS, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

wis. ave. 4SlS MorSan dT.&Nev v
&c luxe brick rambler: , bedrms.
"a bathS, = hrepls,, porch. ..
car earage: splendid location. At.
tractive terms; trade considered
W. CLIFFORD GHERTZER
Builder, OIL. 6-S342.
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me-. Reaitors. Po. 2-437l

CUSTOM BUILT-Lovely :I-bedrm.
brk. -and-stone rambler. sep. din.
rm.. equipped kit. with table
space, rec. rm., bath, circular
driveway. beaut. Handicapped yard
with trees, closs-in location with
financing. CHESTER KELLER,
RH1ESALToR,, JU. 5-7lo0; eyes,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

EXCEPTIONALLY NICE, WOOD
MOOR custom-built Cape Coda
real show place; din. rm.. . lovely
bedrmk., expandable Upstairs for
: more, ali natural woodwork,
built-in garage, huge side screened
porch, grounds are beautifully
shruobed and level; many extras.
buy. GRAHAM 4 Co. JU. 5000,
Ill S.ii5hu imam euaniraa
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COLORFD
LESS THAN $1,000 DOWN
Buys 3l65 18th st. NV; 3.Story
brick. arr. in 3 apis. Owner say
must sell nov. Gail ZANTzIN0ER
MA. S-537l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

AREA: s1s,76O
Three ecod-sized Sedrms'. large I iiv.
rm. with fireplace. full bsmt.
Many other homes in this area /:
also, beautiful building sites avail
aele. with low dn. pymts. RIPLEY
CO., JU. 6-26II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

SI4.s5O-Assume $4,000. 4lses
nrst trust; pins,pan Sie den on
wali-to-vall earpetinT, full base
ment, tiled floors: large lot with
shade trees. Immediate possession.
GRAHAM a CO., JU. 5-6UlU. Ju.
h-kRh0
Evening star., 1957-03-24
THURSDAY


Continued From Preceding Poss
$50
4-NewS. Weather. Sports.
Rash. Strlnoer. Gibbons
Stun House. Billy Johnson.
7-Town and Country Time.
s-Spotlisht. News. Weather.
Golloher. Cushing. Douglas.
e-Dous Edwords. News.
$50
4-Som and Friends.
Paul Arnold ond Muppe,s
e:55
7-Louis Allen. Weather.
TOO
Avid Bill Hickok. Western.
5-Doneerous Assignment.
civil Wor Mop Story" 6rlon
Donlevy.
7-Boekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. Malone. MoIkie.
9-code 3. Crime.
"cose 22o6." Richord Trovis.
7:l5
7-John Dolly. News.
7:30
4-Dinoh Shore. Songs
5-The Whistler. Drama.
Lucky Night"
1.-The Lone Roneer. Western
Two courageous youngsters lend
helping hond 10 the Lone
Ranger and Tonto in capturing
an outflow gang.
9-Sereeont Preston. Action.
4 child's roo doll holds the evi
dence needed by Serot Preston 70
uncover O plot by young wife
10 eon control OF her ooed hus-
bonds mine strike.
7:45
4-NBc News.
Dovid BrinkIey. Chef HuntleY.
500
4-You Bet Your Lite.
6roucho Mcrx
5-Movietime USA.
Hour, IS Min. Smashing the
Rockets" 1898. Chester Morris
Bruce Cobot.
7-cireus Time. Variety.
Moto and Hor, dance sotirists,
ore heodliners.
9-Bob Cummings. Comedy.
Chuck and q college cIossmote
oct the chance TO toke out two
of 6ob's attractive models, then
face fnonciol problems.
Q.9A
Evening star., 1957-03-24

| Hour. "StronQe Sanctuary
Two desperate men on the run
from the low bring violence 70
the clustered colnn OF q convent.
Michoei Rennie. Cesar Romero.
Rito Moreno.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Lions Initiate B;
award Scholarship

q B Blair T-avs stanley and
JACK LAM all III Farmvlle, were
initiated n5o membership in The
FaImvjle Lions Club .during the
afeaniza sioas luncheon meeting
Friday.
Blair III manager sof Farmers
Cooperative. Inc. Stanley is as-
sociated Wlsh Newman Chevrolet
sales Corporation and Lewis IS an
engineer wish VIRGINIA Electric
and Power Company
THe cluo S selected Lillian Cren-
.snaw of Farnlgille as ehe rec-
.nlent oG 4 sl50 scholarship foI
.ia57-53 EN- Lal wood CoI.eae The
club maInta rs an annual scholar
ship proafaa for outstanding
local boys and girls attending
Lon KS ousl and Hampden-SydaeE
Miss Clansaaw an honor FHs
efaduate last Waak, An tie dauah-
ter of Mr and Mrs Eric Cren-
shaw
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
4.O5 Inches Of Rain Past Seven DAYS
Provides Area Full Months Normal

Tne p7st weeks rainfal total,
through Sunday. u 4C5 inches,
provided the rea WITH ! month 4
supply ID a span III seven days.
Heaviest single shower was the
121 inches which fall Wednesday
night. II was particularly heavy
at WarsAam, where VAC com-
mencoment program Was delayed
As minutes tn permit the crowd
to gather through the rain.
Wcatherman Z. F. Styipln says
the rams, which viii probably
provide an excess when June is
over are needed to make UP for
monthly deficiencies since Janu-
aTy- Mays total was 264 inches.
a good inch below the normal for
that spring month.
Deficiency Now
About a three-inch deficiency
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
MusuIin Elected
Vice President Of
District Legion

Steve Musulin Of American Leg
ion Post 269 of Cumberland was
elected third vice commander Of
the fourth district of the Ameri-
can Legion at a district meeting
ii South Hill. Sunday, June 2.
The American Legion and Aux
iliary met Jointly Sunday ana
Frank d. Harris. mayor of South
Hill was principal speaker.
In addition to Muslin, the fol-
lowing Officers were elected II.
n Wilson. Crewe commander. II.
M. Dan els. Kanbridga. first v.cc
commander. DR.. Hugh + Walker,
Wave-ly, second vice commander.
Dr. Carl Collins. AppomattoX.
chaplain, Walter B. Bryson,
Bovdton, sergeant-at-arms. and
a G. CumminS. Crewe, adiutanr.
Jack Shryer. Suffolk. and G. A.
Owen, Chase CITY were name del
fegates to the national convention
to be held in Atlantic City. N. j.
September 1919. Robert B. Craw-
ford, Farmville, and Dr.. H. f.
Walker YER named convention
alternateS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11

named BY Boyd c. BAN. has had
the proposed development and
pool construction under detailed
study for several months.
Field Trip Made
Members of the committee have
visited a number of communities
to visit swimming pools and con
fer with private owners and
municipal authorities On tile
problems involved and methods
used to obtain and operate faci-
lities.
A major step in the club daci-
sion came after the University Of
Virginia Architecture Department
sent advanced students here to
survey the recreation area ana
map proposed locations Of such
facilities as tennis courts, baseball
diamond. picnic areas, junior
recreation facilities and other.
A detailed drawing was pro-
vided the committee BY the Uni
versltF department showing the
installations. the ground contours
for such use as grading ana a
proposed plan Of landscaping t.
add to the natural setting.
Fund Campaign
Tie Lions committee presented
It's report Friday, recommending
the permanent acquiring Of the
site for the Recreation Associa-
ton. and also that a community
VIDE fund campaign be under
taken IN the near future.
Fund campaign committees are
expeet7d To be named soon to
formulate plans for the financial
drive.
Under the proposed plan, the
club would sponsor purchase of
the 44-acre site. owned BY the
municipality, and would raise the
funds for the pool and contract
for IT'S construction. Further
developments Of the area would
be IN cooperation with the Re-
creation Association and such
other civic groups as wished to
share IN the community program.
Continued en page Nj
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Dr.. Eisor Speaks
Audience OF
Mans Two SeIfs

Lie constantly viii confront.
ycu wi5h the decision Of choosing
which SELF to save. the self of IN
teg1ltg. d1cency, nobility ana hard
work, OF the self Of eXpediency.
oppcrsunism sslfishneSs and pow
u Hampden-Sydney's graduates
were told Sunday morning III their
baccalaureas e sermon
d.. Edward L. r. Elson, Of
Washington. told the College
Church gathering that tine mea-
sure Of character is always the
way the choice is made on whether
the higher OF lower self is to
triumph"
Ina National Presbyterian
Church pastor to presidents and
legislators said the choice Will be
required Of the graduates IN their
prof sslons. in politics, in home
and family life and in the occa-
sions Of sickness, SORROW and suf-
fering.
Character Development
1T Is in tine decision that char
actar Is nodded. he declared. Just
lis Christ refused to save the ply
steal body when the crowds taunt-
ed Him upon the cross, thereby
saving the self Of integrity honor
and truth 50 IS character develop
ed by men III staying upon their
crosses.
ID. Els2n said that the outcome
of our civilization hangs not On
science Of technology, but on
man himself
Man il perp'eXed today, rum
ming from God because His De-
mands are too high, running to
Him because man is afraid of him
self and his own creations.
Time OF Decision
Eventually, men must stop THEN
running and make 4 decision. tie
said, Wrestling with the choice is
the meanine Of life. and making
rlle choice Of tile higher Sclf Il the
sgcnce of religion.
God has not promised to spare
JUS from difficulties and SORROWS
IN choosing the higher self. but
We so oIGen forget that He haz
promised ito be w.-h His through
such tY1aiS DO HAT forget t1at M
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Many Happy Refurns-Lons May He Live"
Pr. Atkinson Hits Grand Jackpot With
!Iamplen-Sydney Alumni on Retiring

II was Just !ike Fitting tina Jack
pot on a qniz show Monday al
Hampden-Sy dnay college.
For p 4. Atkinson, who was re-
tiring from long years Of service
to Hampden-Sydney so years at
ter his onn graduation from the
college III was the Jackpot earned
by His devotion tn the college.
Henry Read. 53. of chapel N.
G.. presented Atkinson With a rs
inch television set and a Canadian
vacation and announced that
David Silvette viii paint Akin
sons portrait, To be hung m the
administration building
TO Continue With Alumni
AtkinAon. Who returned III
II anpden-Sydncy in 1919 after
serving as principal Of Wor5ham
School and superintendent Of
Schools HI Prince Edward County.
is expected To continue his rela-
tionship with the-colllEe as alumni
adviser
Hampden-S ISL dnay students from
Atkinson's undergraduate days
VIII remember him and his actiyi-
ties. He was editor Of the Kalei-
doscope and the College Maya
zine. senior Clans president N
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
SummerRecreation
Beyin
June "A
Swimming Program
Registration TO
Be Held Saturday

Farmville's supervised summer
recreation prog am VIII move into
full swing June "A. according to in
formation released BY S. Bruce
Spencer, pres dent Of tie Farmville
Memorial Recreation Association.
Included in the recreation pso-
gram VIII be the Grove Street Park,
high school baseball. midget base
ball, swimming and the use Of the
Main Street Recreation Center,
The program IS made possible
from a $1,000 grant from Com
munity Chest funds.
The activity that has the highest
attendance throughout the summer
is the Grove Street Recreation Park.
Tbs park VIII open on June "a and
VIII be open Mondays through Fri
days, 8 to IL In the mornings and
2 to 5 in the afternoons.
Park Program
The program viii include a doll
show. pet show puppet show, BIZ
cycle contest, picn'cs. and tourna-
ments. Equipment at the park in
cludes a spray pool. swings and
see-saws. The children will engage
in various arts and crafts activi-
ties. as well
Misses Nancy Striplin and jeanne
G3aziani VII have charge Of the
park operation this summer.
The age limit for children Will be
five to IS for the girls and five Ia
10 for the boys. Younger children.
three and four years old. are in
vited to attend and teen-age girls
viii be on hand to give them super
vised care. Parents Of the younger
children may confer with the two
supervisors after the park opens
Monday. June "a,
Swimming Program
An expanded swimming program
will be offered this year. Swimming
instruction will be offered four days
a week two days for boys and two
days for girls.
Jack Harrington. Farmville's
water safety instructor, VIII conduct
the swimming and life saving in
structions. The program Will begin
June "A and end August 8. 1t will
be held from 9 to 10 am.
Mrs. Emma Anthony IS heading
the swimming program on behalf
Of the Recreation Association. She
announced that all who wish to
register for swimming must meet
at the Grove Street Park Saturday.
June Is at 10 am. to get the
various details on the program. The
age limits on the swimming pro-
q am aye seven through Ii years Of
age.
Baseball
Summer baseball VIII be pro
vided for two age groups. The older
boys viii play in the summer high
school league that viii include
games with Crewa, Randolph-Henry.
Victoria and Amelia r. Q. elmer,
Continued on page u
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11

German. with which ha claims he
Was not on speaking terms. tn \
bachelor IA arts degree il 1907
Following his graduation, he r,n-
def,ook to build concrete side
walks at the college. sending ont
letters Va alumni appealing fof
money
That was his first contact Witch
the alumni, ana s0 successful WAS
ne with such gimicks as a mailing
card he Invented to hold a BIT Of
silver contribution. that he was
elected treasurer and curator in
1919 Later hls title MAS change
Continued On page 7l
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Church Choral Group
Receives Awards

ST. James Ep' scopaf church
young peoples choral group re-
ceived two awards in the five
county Episcopal youth music fes-
tival held in Cartersville Satur-
day.
81. James singers Won Awards
for chants and choral reading.
while Grace Episcopal church at
brakes Branch Won first place for
hymn singing.
Episcopal youth from churches
IN Appomattox. Buckingham m.
Charlotte. Cumberland and Lun-
enburg counties took part in the
fourth annual musia festival
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Chamber 10 Hear
Palmer Talk Tonight

Georee w Palmer, Of Green
Bay. Will be The guest speaker dur
M thu F3rrnyille Cnamh-r 81
Commerce meeting tonight Mon
day.. New officers viii be elected
during the business session.
me guest speaker is president
Of the Virginia State Dalrymen 5
Association, a former member Of
The State Senate and OF the
Prince Edward county board Of
SlPi i45ra
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11


lof q science on tle graduates
- IL -, 80
1os@ WIn -
a,4 r-riasnar+h 49, m
.ra rirda Edna+.d enai+aa ,n -
r,,,S,tf1a I Tsrara u-ano,a
ra,l,, af rpa riotta i'll ,,,,
ranE aad c-aI,.n ,,o4 III,
1900. D-,.,rn,ru-x ne
b., NJ. nttf@. 49,
+na booara,,- daa,o, a-or ~
CId prasb,ter4a. I.a+ra Ha,,en
s-5 thys vaa,.s la@.,,.ar +%o
rn,se,. cchoo, for It'll
Canital I'D Il a1sa r,nd1,o+r +59
c,Irrort p,.seh,.+ort0a 9.atar
I'm. ,ad,o 800
wil,ian, 10 Oaow p.
mond I'M ho,o, rsa,,a
Iiyared tba ,,arodin.or,. -
tnarke far t,.a aara.
investment if cannsa1 5nsn.ra
tion and n,pnose ia fhe olaes
Stua.
a
"e[e presented oy Dean
'"iei III t"o
o1. 4t-o ngills rlal'la Mc-
IT. GeoLse oampoell
~ n,.u y r@ui AtKlh-
~ t "'a,iil4s ~ Iso' VINO feI'leS
,' - '-1ei So.o'iiS aS coiieee
,aaIrvi snl1e IsI'
u Nth W.T. po.il m aho
-1-,do 'lsgs "l.1l masaa sym
Gom ttoiL94 M"s AWARDED the
,itoli Gup 4" ylle member OF
onIo o''S9 ~l.o h"o oeSy served lhe
1.f.srio eilioueh Cii"i acteI scho-
ptmd aIlu ayiiie'1c aplilly.
Wy "lSo Efaauated mag
il, N"ti' .arue' VII 'lie Aleefhoh
an'aaa. 2u1i-sdii heuailioh lor en-
o,r \, 0't"i"eeer aho gener-
R,rd IloM s.aaetl1S'
~ o@s oouy president
IL ~. A,h'llSon also received
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
S50Coo Swimming Hole By June, 1858
Swimming Pool, Bdthhouse Construction
Project 4dopted BY FarmriHe Lions CLUB

National Guard Armory and is
adjacent to Catlin Street on the
east side. It is presently under
lease BY the Farmville Memorial
Recreation Council, which com
pleted partial development sew
eral years ago before abandoning
the project until sewerage lines
could be constructed.
A Lions Club committee. chair
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
Supervisors Take
Extra Interest IN
Welfare meats


In an creort 10 raan~c NE n,vn-
bar II c,4es a. nnblic rfef tha
prsnce Fdu 4ra coanly board IA
HUI rvisors passed 4 resolution
autaorfzina tf4a shaf5sf III tila
county To .nve isate v leare GAM
q WIEN asked to do 81 By the
board.
In the same VEN Of economy.
III was agreed that tha chairman
III tae board Of SUPERVISORS. or oaa
III Tile ma.nbars attend metz as
~ the souths.de Community Hos
pital Board ia Aeip VIII t1a mat
ter Of payments for hospi.aIzs-
ton Of persons classified as med-
icaliy INDECENT. These. eases are
PAID by state Ard county funds
Fire Report
Fire Chief G. w. Butcher naaa
his annual fire report TO The sup
e%rvisors. He reported n the vear
June 1856 to June 1857. the Vol
unteer Ere Department made 25
calls ~ the county, deyotHna 364
man hours for county fires ahd
drills
Bu1cher sad fAat lave deaths
resulted from county tres lie est
timated property involved ~ FIRES
y DC Slols30o. Wlll s693o0 ioss
tn fttAA - .lI cor -En EnYHAa I~- tAn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
LIBRARY 70 CLOSE

farmville Public Library on
High Street will be closed Fri
day and Saturday this week
while the librarian is on vaca-
.ian,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-06-11
81 Bachelor Degrees, Honorary
DID,


F~fty-seven qroduotes received bachelor degrees and the
honoraY doctor ot DIVINITY degree WAS conferred or the Rev
Kenneth @ Phifer of Alexardia, at Hompden-Sydney College
enhancement exercises Nonday morning concluding the
f8lSt sessCn
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Judge Oh Warns Cumberland Group
Oh Loss Of LEGAL Self Government

arguments and answer only by call
ing those Of Us who stand on con
stitutional law, racists. bigots and
by other epithets."
Tracing the movement to estab-
lish a monolithic government begin
mug in the early 10Th century to its
climax iii the school decision. Judge
Old predicted ia complete destruc.
ticl Of local self government unless
Tie trend toward misinterpretation
q the constitutional rights of the
citizens and the sovereignty of the
states guaranteed by the letter and
spirit Of the Y 5. Constitution was
act halted.
Judicial Fiat
Resistance. which spread through
the Commonwealth of Virginia has
moved through the South with
eleven states having adopted reso-
buttons Of interposition. he said The
North is now waking UP to what is
taking place by judicial fiat.
The fallacy Of the argument that
the decisions of the Supreme Court
ar, the law Of the land" was
pointed out, Using the l4th amend
ment, Judge Old called attention
to the fact that neither the court
ron the president nor any other
constituted governmental agency, but
under section ), The Congress- shall
have the power to enforce, by APP
propriate legislation, the provisions
Of this article.
Citing laws and decisions Of the
past and the present the speaker
pointed out dangers to the future o
Continued on page y
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