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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12

An Alexandria school budget
of S4,479.507 for fiscal 1879
will be presented to the city
council tonight.
The school budget Is part of
q general city budget to be pro-
posed by City Manager E. G.
Heatwole. Figures for the entire
budget will be released at to-
nights meeting.
The proposed school budget is
$519.507 more than the current
one and is about 100000 more
than a preliminary estimate
made last December.
The biggest increase Is for new
teachers and other personnel, an
increase of about S223.000.
The school board proposes to
increase the S3.700-to-$5,650
teacher pay scale TO $4,000 TO
$4,000. This would cost about
100000.
Above Other Areas
The proposed pay scale would
bring Alexandria's starting SAL
airy above that in other nearby
jurisdictions. 1t would be 5000
more than the new minimum
salary proposed for Fairfax
County teachers. Alexandria
officials said, however, that
other Jurisdictions in the Metro
politan Area are proposing min
imums Of more than the $4,000
Alexandria figure.
The biggest jump in the Alex
andria scale is in the upper pay
brackets which have Jagged be-
hind those in other jurisdictions.
The $4,000 maximum would still
be 5000 below Arlington's pres
ent top.
Salaries for all personnel
amount to SO per cent of the
total budget.
Alexandria expects an enroll
ment of about $4,000 during the
1878 school year. The city
now has slightly more than 49,
900 students.
Two Openings Planned
The school board plans to
open the Old Lee School on
Prince street next year TO handle
some of the increased enroll
ment. The building has not been
used for school purposes for sew
eral years. 1t last housed the
citys National Guard unit.
A new school to replace the
Crouch Elementary School
for Negroes also Is expected to
be in use b. the end of the 1878
year. Bonds for construction
IF the school are expected to be
sold this month.
In December, Mr.. Heatwole
estimated all city needs at 500
million Tor 1878. He said this
figure was a minimum" budg-
ct. This still would result In
q deficit OF about 100000, he
said.
City ccuncilmen, who previous
ly set the new tax rate IN
December postponed action I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-12
Montgomery Federation
Backs Separate Planning

! The Montgomery County Civic
Federation last night votec
against retaining the bicounty
structure OF the Maryland Ma
tional Capital Park and Plan.
ming Commission and insisted or
a separate planning group fol
the county.
The federation Endorsed two
bills introduced in the Mary.
land Legislature by Delegate
Margaret C. Schweinhaut, Dem.
ocrat of Montgomery, to give the
county a planning board of it,
own.
Members beat down ar
amendment to the resolution
which would have declared the
federation mot opposed" to a
bill introduced by Delegation
Chairmen Blair Lee III Of Mont
gomery an dPerry o. wilkinson
of Prince Georges. The bill calls
for retention of the bicounty
character of the planning COM
mission.
Several Explain Stand
DR.. Harold P. Morris, chair
man of the special committee
which introduced the resolution.
said only the Schweinhaut bills
were consistent with the stand
the federation had already taken.
in favor of transferring plan
ming functions to the county.
Henry Smelling, past presi-
dent of the federation, said he
opposes the Schweinhaut bills
and supports the Lee-Wilkinson
bill because he favors home
rule"
Il am opposed to the county
council having more authority
than 1t can handle" Mr.. Smelling
told the group.
Walter H. McClenon. another
past president. who introduced
/ the amendment which was de-
feated. warned that rejection Of
the Lee-Wilkinson plan might
mean no revision at all can be
obtained.
II don't think we should say
we want 100 per cent or nothing
and turn down the chance to get
30 per cent" he declared.
The Lee-Wilkinson bill, while
retaining the two-county COM
mission, would provide that
members from each county serve
as planning boards for their own
county.
Other Actions Taken
Mr.. McClenon's stand was
supported by Cecil A. Eby. a
former member of the plan
ming commission, who said. Ii
we go down and say we do like
this and we don't like this. we
won't get anything"
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and one spanning the lower bay
Listed also is a proposed bridge
across the lower Patuxent River
connecting Calvert and st
MaryS Counties.
The construction projects sug'
gested in the Senator's bill in
clude improvement of Stat,
Routes 2, 4. S, 202 and 416; U. s
so across the Eastern Shore, U
S. 40 west of Hancock and U. S
S0l in Southern Maryland.
On the Montgomery-Princt
Georges front, Delegate Mar.
garet c. Schweinhaut. Democrat
of Montgomery. said she planned
to revive the ailing proposal to
raise Montgomery's Juvenile
Court to the Circuit Court level
She said she plans to press foi
such bill in the Montgomery
delegation, despite the recent
disapproval of the idea by the
County Bar Association.
Now in Peoples Court
Monteomery's Juvenile Court
is now part OF the Peoples Court
which is the lower court system
for that county.
The county's Juvenile Court
Advisory Committee last yeal
recommended that Montgomery
add a fourth Circuit Court judge
and begin handling juvenile
cases in Circuit Court, as is done
now IN Baltimore City and all
but FIVE Maryland counties.
Mrs. Schweinhaut recalle d
that the Legislative Council
Committee on Juvenile Prob
lens, of which she was vice
chairman. had recommended
that all juvenile cases were seri-
Gus enough to require the at
tention of the highest court in
each county.
Would Extend District
Meanwhile. Montgomery Dele
CATION Chairman Blair Lee, Ill.
said he would introduce a bill
for extension Of the regional
district Of the Maryland-Nation.
al Capital Park and Planning
Commission to Upper Mont
gomery County.
His bill would exempt all
municipalities in the new area
from jurisdiction of the agency
and from its taxation. 1t would
provide, however. that the plan
ming commission could enter in
to agreements with municipali-
ties to provide planning and zcn-
ing for them.
Three Upper Montgomery
County municipalities - Rock
vile, Gaithersburg and Wash.
ington Grove-have their own
planning and coming authori-
ties and have opposed being alb
sored by the bi-county planning
commission.
The planning commission.
through its special legislative
counsel T. Howard Duckett. has
proposed exemption of these
towns.
Mr.. Lee also is preparing a bill
to direct the park and planning
commission to establish merit
system for its employees.
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This would include such roads
as the John Hanson Highwa,
and the Washington Nationa
Pike.
This morning the House Way
and Means Committee voted tt
repeal scheduled license fee in
creaSes on motor vehicles regis,
tered in Maryland. The action
taken with a minimum of dis
cussion, moved the measure Il
the floor. where it must be APP.
proved on two readings for en-.
actment.
McKeltin Rejects Bid
In another development today
Gov. McKeldin declined an in.
vitation to appear before the
House Judiciary Committee tt
explain why he thinks it should
give favorable consideration tc
motor vehicle bills.
Certainly the refining of pro.
posed legislation is a committee
job" Gov, MeKeldin said in q
letter made public today by Dele
gate Simpkins. Democrat OF
Somerset. committee chairman
Mr.. Simpkins had invited the
Governor in q letter last week
to appear before the committee
and help clear up confusion
which had resulted from con.
f1icting testimony of State agen-
cies on proposed motor vehicle
bills.
He issued the invitation after
the committee had killed bill
to require REORGANIZATION OF
Maryland drivers every three
years. State police had opposed
the measure as ineffective.
Gov. McKeldin had taken
committee members to task IN
a public statement for what ne
called their cavalier attitude
toward safety legislation.
Urged Safety Laws
Gov. McKeldin told Mr.. Simp-
kins he appeared before the en-
tire Legislature to urge in his
state of the State" message
January 2 that positive traffic
safety legislation be enacted and
said he strongly favored" Pc
riodic relicensing of motor We
hicle operators.
He said he believed the COM
mittee lis capable of making
desirable amendments to other
wise good legislation" such as
how often and what group of
licensees should be re-examined.
Meanwhile, Senate President
Louis L. Goldstein introduced a
bill last night to increase the
States gasoline tax from 6 to
8 cents per gallon.
The Calvert County Democrat
said the estimated SIG million a
year it would raise would be used
for bridge and highway construc-
ton not now included in the
Federal roads program.
Possibilities Suggested
The bill lists several poSsibil-
tiles as to how the money should
be spent. including construction
of two more Chesapeake Bay
bridges. one across the upper baY
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Maryland House Votes
60-M.P.H. Speed Limit
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star staff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS Feb PA bill to Marylands maximum
speed limit from SIS to so miles hour halfway through
Legislature today
Given House approval without dissent
requested by the State Roads Commission empowering
to permit speeds of to 60 miles dualane
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Alexandria CounciIto Get
S4Mi||ion School Budqet

I'll March so they could get a
better look at 1878 budget
needs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22

Ms. j H. Forbes. who passed away
Saturday morning.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Amelia Becomes Nutrition Conscious;
Forms Committee, Plans Programs

This group is working to get
information. to as many people
as possible. on good nutrition. Elk
hibits, letters. demonstrations and
tops programs are being utiliz-
Cd. Sound production and food
preservation programs are also
being encouraged
a program on the seven basic
food was put on at a P-TA meet
ing. with the cooperation Of Mrs.
william StengeI MIS-. Q. B. Ward,
Mrs G. D. Weisinger, and Mrs.
Wheeler Watkins. Members Of
the Ali club in the fifth grades
at Amelia Elementary School par
tcipated in the skit
A similar program was given
recently over a teleyision station
at Petersburg.
VIVA you don't eat is one of
tie most serious problems of nu-
triton and in the best fed nation
in the world surveys show an
alarming percentage of the pop
ulation suffers from malnutrition
Mrs. Williams says she hopes
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
jefferson

Sympathy is extended by friends
IN this conngnity to Aubrey Mar
tin. whose mother. MIS-. Otis Mar
tin, died at her home at Fabcr in
Nelson County Saturday. Funeral
services wee conducted Tuesday at
klnjph Baprlss church. with inter-
mrnt in the church cemetery
MIR. and Ms. Gabriel Robinson,
81 d family u Providence. R. l.,
q rived early Friday morning to
visit Mr.. ami Mrs. Robert A. Cosby.
Arriving later Friday at the Cosby
h ne were III and Mrs. John
T. ney. and family, of Hamlet N. c.
? he Boney ia 1ily left late Sunday
ant rnoon for Wallace, NJ c.. accom-
u3rjed by Mrr. Cosby's n 0 It h e r,
MRS G. H. Robinson, who has been
sprnding sevel al weeks herr.
Mr. and Mr. Clinton Williams
sld family snd Mr.. and Mrs. M
4 Bradley. il, and daughterS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Jimmy Howard Has
Birthd ay in Bethlehem

Women Of the Church met at the
church March l6 for the program
led BY Miss Virginia Maloney The
group planned to meet in the home
# Mrs. 7 H Garrett March 20 to
quilt two quilts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Davidson,
If Goshen. spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs, l. G. Anderson, Jr.
Emmett Dodd is suffering from a
ruptured disc in his back.
Jimmy Howard celebrated his
sixth birthday with party at the
home Of his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. Sunday
Mr. and MIS- Noah Templeton
we're supper guests Of Mrs. Charlie
Arlington, of Red House, Saturday
Mr. ard Mrs. R. H. Maloney
spent the week end in Richmond
with relatives,
Abilene Home Demonstration club
met in the home of Mrs. A. L. Hol-
lingsworth March 10. The hostess
gave the demonstration, Floor Gov
erings. Seven club members re
ported they were attending the home
nursing course which is being taught
at Souths2de Community Hospital il,
Fafmvilie.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Well Water

Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Self. and sons
If WASHINGTON, D. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
Tvanhoe Self, and daughters, Mrs
Ethel Maxev, and sons, Joe and
Rylard Miss Clarissa MAKE
Miss Elaine Maxey and Miss Lily
Cook. Of Richmond, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Bryant. of ScottSville.
we're guests Sunday Of Mrs Clara
Maxey. Who has been i'll, in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. W Maxey
Friends here were sorry to hea"
of the death Of Bonnie L. Self Sun
day morning near Arvonia, After a
short gravcside funeral service con
Quoted by Rev. Charlie Stevens
Monday he was laid to rest in the
family cemetery at the home Of the
late Mrs. Kate Self.
Rev and Mrs. Charlie Stevens,
and son, moved to the parsonage
here Tuesday. He preached at
Sharon Sunday. beginning as pastor
of this field of churches, Sharon,
Goshen and Mt. Tabor
Mr.. and Mrs j E. Self. Of Pearl
River. N. X, are spending a few
days with Mr.. and MS. G. L
Maxey They came Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Sells
brother.
j. H. Winfrey and his mother
Mrs. Annie Winfrey, visited Mrs. G
A. Baber, in the home of Mr. anc
I Mrs. Joe Steger Sunday Mrs. Babei
is improving after being a patient
in University Hospital for severa
days last week
Mrs. j. P. Booth and son, Tommy
and her mother and father, who are
now living with the Booths a
Faber, called on Mr. and Mrs
Allan Tapscott and Mr. and Mrs
Joe Steger Tuesday
Ms. Harry Griffin, Of Charleston
S. c.. and Herman Banton Of Rich
mond, spent Saturday with h il
mother. Mrs. John Banton
Mrs. william Miller, Of Howards
vile. has been with MS. Clara
Maxey since she has been i'll tt
help MIS-. Bonnie MaXey nurse her
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Andersonville

Mrs. C. L. Marks and Miss Kath-
iyn Marks. of Richmond, Mrs. A,
c. Wood. Miss Cora Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C Morgan Jr,, and George
Wood spent Sunday in the home Of
Mr.. and Ms. Juan r Anderson.
Mr.. and MIS-. j l. Parker. and
Elizabeth Ann, visited Mrs. Parker $
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. w. w Harper. at Monroe Sun
dav.
MS. r l Morgan visited friends
in the Alcoma neiehborhocd Sunday
and was a supper guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivanhoe Morgan,
Mrs. w j Beaslcv and Mrs j L.
Carlton. Of Farmville. visited Mr.
aAd Mrs Juan R Anderson Monday
Andcrsons Have Guests
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Meade Anderson Friday were Mr.
and Mrs. Marion CHAPMAN, 0
Gloucester Mr.. and Mrs. Clai-
bourne Beattie. Pete and Spencer
Beattie. Mr. and Mrs. Juan R An
derson, Mr. and Mrs. j c. Morgan
Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs. julius A.
/ Coleman.
Mr.. and MS J C. Morgan visited
their daughter and Son-in-laW. the
Rev and Mrs Curtis Holloman. at
Sparta last week end.
Walton Gillian, of Richmond,
spent the week end in the Forbes
home and attended the funeral of
his sister. Mrs. j. H. Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Chisholm, and
children. Mrs. N M ellis, Miss
Ada Bierbower and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. P Amos spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Herman Anderson.
Waldens Spend Day
Mr. and Mrs Luther Walden, and
Nat. spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs Q, j. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs J Meade Anderson.
Jimmie Anderson, Mrs. Juan r.
Arde~son and Miss Cammie Ander-
son attended the burial of Mfr.
James P, Davis in Richmond Tues
day. Mrs. Davis is the former Miss
Bonnie Flood. who lived in Ander-
sonville,
Recent guests of Mrs. A. S. Gil
liam were Mr. and Mrs. Rowlett
Bruce and Mrs. John Spencer
The Rev. and Mrs enncth
Barnes visited the GllliamS and
Forbses Sunday
M and Mrs Norman Rollmgs. |
md Faye. spent the week end with /
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Anderson. /
Week end guests OF Mrs. c. B /
Morgan were Misses Louise and |
Billie Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Morgan, and Rev and Mrs S. G,
C0wan
Our community was saddened by
The death of our friend and neighbor
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Green Bay

Miss Iris Valencourt, of Whining
ton. Del, spent some time recently
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w.
NJ Valencourt
Miss Betty Lou Lewis. Of Lynch
burg College. spent last week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edcar Layne, Of
Richmond visited his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. l. E. Layne. recently
Mr. and MIS- G. T Robertson,
and sons. and Mr. and Mrs Gordon
Cary were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Overton in Vic
t0ria.
1t. Cmdr. Lansing Viccellio, and
family, Of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs
Wexford Goode. and girls. and Mrs.
Grover Grim. Of Richmond. called
on Mr.. and MS j w Pulley Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. william Monk, and
son. of Richmond, were recent
guests OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
w A Robertson.
Cadet jerry .Layne, of VPI. visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. G.
Layne, recently.
MS. r. E. Gaulding. of Rich
nond, is spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Note Pettus.
and Mr. Pettus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Conner,
Of Meherrin, joined Billy S. Smith
here last Wednesday for a business
trip to Roanoke Rapids. N. c.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Stephenson.
and children. of Iyor. were recent
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
T, E. HudgenS.
Mrs. Russell Bernard and Mrs.
Waddell, of Meherrin, were in the
community Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hamlet, of
Richmond, were week end guests of
her sister, Mrs Billy S. Smith. and
MIR. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Tucker, and
of Richmond, were recent
guests Of Mfr and Mrs. Note Pettus
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bolton visited
their son and family, of brakes
Branch.
Mrs Clyde Newell. and sons. visit
ID her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z
Laync. Of rear Victoria, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, j w Pulley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Conner at
ended the quarterly conference at
Mt. Pleasant Methodist church last |
week.
Mrs, Melvin briggs. of near Vic
oria, was in the community last
week, representing the American
7ed Cross.
Mi and Mrs, G L. Hall. of Rich
nond, were guests Of her parents,
At and Mrs, W M. Valencourt
The farmers in this section are be-
md with their work due to the con-
lnuous rains.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Gainesville

Mr. and Mrs. Dixie W. Moore
and children, of Norfolk, spent the
week end with Mrs. N. P. Snead
Rev and Mrs. r f. Withers. Of
F'armville, were dinner guests Of
NJ and Mrs H H, Holman Sunday
Eldridge Blanton, III. and Bill
Peasants Will 20 to Richmond tc
attend tic state Beta convention
Friday
Miss Barbara Carnage. of Rad
ford College. is spending several
days at home.
Holmans Here
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Holman. Of Cul-
pepper. spent Sunday with Miss
Wortley Holman
MRS. Reginal Rolhngs is spending
several days here with her mother.
MS. N. P Snead, Mrs. r. j. Ran
Sone. and daughter Louise, of
Richmond, and Mrs. Lewis Gath
light, of Goochland, spent Monday
n the same home.
Mrs. Mable Evans, Of Richmond.
was week end guest of Mrs. Linda
Walton.
Mrs. J. A Ransone. Jr.. spent
Tuesday in Richmond.
Women in FarmviIle
Mrs. Vernon Heath and Mrs. F.
T Dabney were in Farmville Mon
day.
Mr. Nixon a senior at the Uni
versity Of Richmond, preached at
The Gainesville Baptist church sun
DAY night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Blanton at
tended services at the Baptis
church in Cumberland Sunday and
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. jenkins.
Mrs j A. Ransome. Jr.. attended
he SulliVan-Webb wedding at Red
Lane Baptist church Friday and the
reception at the home of the brides
parents in Powhatan.
Others in Richmond
MIS-. H. B. Peasants. Jr.. and
Mrs. R. W, billiard were in Rich
mond Monday
AT the fathcr-son FLA BANQUET
Friday night at Cumberland High
school Eldridgc Blanton. III. was
presented with the public speaking
award. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ, E. Blanton. Jr.
Irving NJ. Baker, Jr., left Monday
or six months training i'll the
National Guard at Fort Knox XIV
MIS- Bill WorSham, of Richmond
spent Saturday with her parents.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Mt. Pleasant Has
Washington Guests

Mt. Pleasant Sunday School rooms
are almost completed and are in
use. The inside of the church Is be-
ing painted
The fourth quarterly conference
of the Prince Edward charge was
held at Mt. Pleasant March 10.
M S. R. E. Quarles returned home
from a Richmond hospital Saturday.
John Ferguson. his sister, Mrs j.
P Childress, and her children, all
Of Washington, D. c., spent the
week end before last with their
mother, Mrs. Maria Ferguson.
Miss Bernice Redd, of Washing
Ton, D. c., is spending two weeks
with her father, j. Werner Redd
1t. Com. j. Milton Jones, of
Washington, spent a week end re-
Gently with his father George E.
Jones
Marcellus and King Waddill Of
Vampden-sydney, and 1t. T m
Waddiu. OF North Carolina. spent
week end before last at their home
here.
Mr. and Ms j A. Hines, and
daughter, visited in the Werner
Redd and T c. Jones homes Sun
day.
Ralph Hines, student at VPI,
will arrive this week to spend his
nid-term holidays at home.
WSCS meets Wednesday evening
with Mrs. Maria Ferguson.
/ Mrs. R. E. Quarles, who under
went an operation at Medical Col
lege of Virginia Hospital in Rich
mond March 4, returned home Sat
urday, Mr. and Mrs John M
Qnarles. who brought her out, were
overnight guests in the home.
Mfr. and Mrs. W Bruce Redd haC
as week end guests Mrs. Redd's
sister and niece, Mrs Marion Rich
mond and Miss Mary Richmond, o
st. Paul,
/ Fred Albright, of Richmond ant
H v. Morton were Sunday dinner
quests Of Mr. and Mrs. G. r Nor
ton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
BY Mrs. j. b Mason

Amelia county is becoming nu-
triton conscious.
In recent studies made in APP
pomattox and Montgomery coun-
ties. only one fourth Of the pop
ulation was found to b e
maintainng an adequate diet.
one fourth was seriously under
nourished. and the other half was
not receiving adequate nourish-
ment
A group Of leaders in Amelia
met last Auguest and decided to
do something about local nutr-
ton standards. The first step was
formation of a county nutrition
committee On the committee are
Mrs. r. E. Parsons, chairman.
Mrs. J c. Phillips. Mrs W. r
Chimney, MIS- 9. B Lush. Mrs.
G. d Weisiger Mrs. H Z. Jac<
son and Mrs, Dan Duke. county
health nurse Mrs Mary williams
and Mrs Eunice MOTLEY home
demonstration AGENTS act as ad-
viSers.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22
Southside Hospital
PATIENT LIST

Owen. Wylliesburg; c. L. Crouch,
Crewe; Mrs. j. H. Hurt. Farmville,
and Herman Norvel, GreentoWn,
Pa
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Napier, Keys
vile. boy. March Is.
Mr.. and MIS-. W. F. Watkins. Jr.,
Farmville, boy March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, T. Martin,
Crewe. boy. March 10.
COlOred Patients
Laura Oliver, Crewe; Tos S c
Wiley, Pamplin; Molly Tucker. On
tario. Esther Gary, Cumberland;
Inen Woodrum, Burkeville. and Ro-
land Allen. Pamplin.
Ms. ] H. Forbes. who passed away
Saturday morning
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-22

The number of cigarettes manu-
'actured is likely to continue to rise
1857 However. about the same
amounts of flue-cured and hurley
tobacco are likely to be used as
his year, says the. U S. Depart