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had TO be started, including supple
mentary grain and calf developer.
Next came a regular program of
making the animal and handler a
close Emit team 1t takes patient
months to make a heifer 0bedient
with minimum use OF voice or a
switch. and maximum practice and
hand-checking with the use Of a
halter
Then after maybe six months
period Of such routine. comes at
least six-Weeks period Of practice
at showing and fitting For young
sters in this area Extension Service
specialists from VPI came down to
present a handling and fitting school
before the fair.
The animal itself wins the
premium ribbons, but for the young
exhibitor. the extra Incentives Of
cash prizes and ribbons for hand
ling. On showing. the animal and
getting it ready for exhibit fitting
are OF importance 100
Day OF Climax
The day Of Judging at the fair is
the climax. All the Hobgoods were
oil the grounds early to prepare the
young animals. with cleaning hair
cNts ard spotless bodies
For the youngsters it is like most
other tasks. Those who work hard
and faithfully uually are reward ed,
much AS in school d. athletes. This
is the personal satisfaction Of &C
conlplishment
But fer livestock exhibitors there
is another big clement 1t teaches
The love Of ANIMALS and, just as for
these who learn to understand and
love the soil. that cl0seneSs to
nature provides its own supreme
satisfaction
And when you're raising young
Sleis on a farm. it's mighty salts
! fyine to know they're learning to
+ cherish and appreciate good ami
mails That element and the element
of putting The youngsters on their
own are two big reasons why live
stock Judging is often as not the big
event at fair
You thought the 1853 fair was a
year away? Well, it's evident you're
Just a visitor. not an exhibitor!
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William Roland Berry
Dies at Meherrin

Funeral services were held
Thursday at Liberty Christian
church for William Roland Berry,
&c. retired merchant and farmer
who died September "a at his
home III Meherrin.
Born in Green Bay. October 81.
1890, he was the son of the Rev
Franklin w Berry and Mary
Price Berry. deacon Of Liberty
Christian church at Green Bay.
and member Of Burktvine Ma
sonic Lodge No l47 and the ialri-
tan club
He il survived by His widow.
Mrs. lrma Hubbard Berry i
daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Ander-
son. Of Richmond. three sons, WI
/ r. Berry Jri, Of Victoria, James
4 Berry. Of Richmond, ANA VII.
Franklin w Berry, ol It'll RncKEr
Ala, 4 sister. Mrs q H. Grim of
Richmond three brothers. n II
Berry. of Richmond Il q. Berry,
Of Chester, Pa. and M III, Berry,
Of Portsmouth, ana three half
brothers. H. f, Berry and NJ, H
Berry, of Richmond. Ana Lx Al
Berry. Of Baltimore, Md
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

Gloria Washington. cumbeils
and Horace Still. Prospect.
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Mt. Pleasant

Henry y Morton. who fas been
spending convalescencel period
with his sister. Mrs Erie Rodgers.
o. Scotland NICK. N. al. ana his
nephew and niece, pr and MRS
John NJ QHarles, Of Norfolk, has M
turned To his home
Miss Nancy QuarIes left for Farm
vile September Is. She Is d fresh
man at LongMood College.
Mn and Mrs G Read Morton
nav returned after spending }
week with Ms, Morton's brother
in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs 9
# Campbell. VI Ragnelie VI vat
Dr. and AEFs John NJ Qnarles
IF Norfolk were week end guests
n I'm parents. MG and MIS-. r II
Qualles
Mrs. r. d. Quarles. Ans. c Read
aFallen and Henry Y Morton were
h Richmond Monday
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Southside Hospital
PATIENT LIST


There wers. ~ hospital patients
Thursday nloi'ning
is,.ierls Admitted
r. Nj Anderson, sFatmvillc, Miss
Geraldine JONES, Victoria Mrs Il
fl DeHart. Victoria Randy Kirk
kenbsidae; Novel; Reynolds Char
lotte Z ii Mrs j. . Norman
Blackstone. Mis- Il II. Hudson
Fort MITCHELL
Also, q i. Gary Amelia II VI
Lancaster, f'armyile. Morris "
mar. Now Cantun Miss France
Ncwby Fla awhile Dr Nal vi
schleaei, i1.rinvilie Mrs BESSIE
lsacN Ei:lcksttmc M.s Frank SHIT
niakcr pllwya. Mss- M N Cling
snprtl, Crewe ana Mrs 4 u Rags
dAle, Blackstuk4.
Births
MIL and Mis- III N. Grigg. Jr-
Diliwyii boy Sept %
Mi ana Mrs. U 81 Osborne
Blackstone, bly. Sept. %
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Dillwyn News, Social Events
Mrs. Joel Flood to Speak
To W0n,an's Club Friday

Goode. and family. ana Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wingo, and daughter
were guests.
Mrs. w. w NlooIrs. Mrs. f. A.
Charlton and Mrs. Frrd Crow spent
Saturday ia Lynehhufg.
Womea Attend Conference
Mrs. j G. Dunk,lln, and Mrs. J
Ernest Wrenn attended the annuai
WMU conference al Gladstone Me
mortal church last Nfnnday
Mr.. and Mrs. r L,t Simpson. Jr.
visited Saturday III Mineral witt
Mrs. Simpsons parents. Mr. ant
Mrs. q. Il Luck.
Mrs Ivan Davis entertained Sat
urday night with linen shower fol
Miss Peggy Hardinfall
Mrs. Mary Baber. returning from
Delaware. spent the week end Will
Mrs. Edna Pearson
Mrs. Ella Jones visited In the
home 81 Mr.. and Mrs Roy Jones
at AlcOma Sunday
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Harry B. Aryin, 81,
Buried at Victoria

Graseside funeral servlces1 were
HELD Thursday at Lakeview Gem
atery. Victoria, for Harry 3.
Aryint 81 retired Meherrln farm
er Who died September "a at
Soulhside Community hospital.
He IN survived by three broth
ers. Matt Aryin, of Mehtrrin.
CLYDE Aryin. 81 Galesbure, Hans
and Lawrence r. Arvin. Of Victor
IA, and five sisters, Mrs. g. l..
Turlington, Mrs. Harry johnson
ana Mis- john Haase, all Of Rich
mond. Mrs. Victor Marrandiio. Of
'LinNoOd. n j, and Mrs. Pete
Wilson, cf Buena Vista.
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Alpha News
James Jones Gets
Army Discharge

James Jones returned last Tues
day after BENG dischareed from
the II S. Army.
Mr.. and Mrs Wade DankMrn. Of
Richmond. we're wseE end guests u
Mir and Mrs Joshua Dunkum
Helen Stone 1T South Hill. was
an OVERNIGHT auesf ii Linda And
Elaine LeSuear snnday.
Gordon Avres arid BY Fails. Of
Richmond were home for the weak
end
Ri-hineafler Visits
ms Sadie Wade 81 Richmond
visited ii this caninaniiy oYer tha
week end
Mrs.. ia Jones. Pamela Jones MIA
James stones called Oh Mr.. and Mrs
w Elijah nuilklsnS ana Nit and
Mrs Frank I,esuear Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. c l.. Dunkum are
spending 4 lew aats with their son
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buckingham county woman cluD
lexecut,ye board met Wednesday
with Mrs. Cleveland Jones.
Buckingham County Woman's club
will have its first meeting Of the
new year at pm Friday in the
BDillwyn Elementary School. Mrs
5Joel Flood. Of Appomattox. win be
1.-THE guest speaker.
The commission Oh membership
land evangelism met Tuesday night
with Rev. T. l.. Simpson at the
methodist parsonage to make prepa-
Irations for the revival which will
be held In October at Whitehall
Methodist church.
II Dillwyn Elementary School Par
ient-Teacher association held its first
injecting Of the season Monday night
THE Buckingham county health doc
Ator was guest speaker
4 Mrs. Hanes Reviews Book
Il A missicn study book was re-
viewed by Mrs. Houston Hanes at
the Dillwyn Baptist church Tuesday
might.
Mrs. J. G. Dunkum and her
brother, F.. G. Wood, Of Richmond
attended homecoming Sunday at the
Mulberry Grove Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davidson
Twisted their sen. Scott. who is at
tending Fork Union Military
1 Academy Sunday.
| MIR. and Mrs. Philip Harrison
have gone back to Farmingdale
III. after spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs r. j H Grow.
Tar Heel Visits
( Miss kathv Woinscki accnmpa.
MED by Miss Frances Graham. Of
/ Dunn, N c.. spent the week end a
home.
H Mrs Ferd Grow Of Richmond
sepnt Thursday night in the home
of Mr., and Mrs W. W. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Waco
spent the week end with Mrs
Woods parents. Nh. and Mrs w
Nv Moore.
1t Shep Grow and Miss Louis.
Green. Of the College of william
and Mary were Sunday guests o
Mr. and Mrs. R J H Grow.
Charltons Go on Expedition
Jimmie. Harvey and R. Z. Charl
ton, Jr., were Oh a cave expedition
near Covington last week end,
X Mrs. s. B. Pearson and Mrs. c
r Apperson visited with Mrs. Rob
ert Fielding in Lynchburg last Mon
day,
Mrs M G Rainey Of Petersburg
was week end guest at the Metho
dist parsonage.
Il Mr. and Mrs, Carleton Carter ant
daughter. Wanda. visited Mr. an,
Mrs. George White last week end
ia LeSueurs Go to Richmond
MI. and Mrs. Billy LeSueur wers
In Richmond Sunday.
~ Mrs Jack Wingo and daughter
Nancy, visited Mr.. and Mrs. D. H
Rainey Sunday
~ Mr.. and Mrs " Wayne Dawson
entertained Saturday at a picni
supper. Mr. and Mrs. Austin c
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Half-A-Year Preparation
1853 Fair Year Auay? Wrong BY Month
If You're a livestock Competitor

The average fair visitor makes
the annual fall agricultural cele-
bration matter Of a two or three
hour visit, onee or twice during the
week Not 50. the exhibitor for
whom it is a six-montls lob
Take the A D Hobgood family
for example. Before Anne II and
Dee, 10, led their Ifolsfein heifers
into the show ring at the Five
County Fair The whole Prince Ed
ward county family had been at
work for half 4 year
First Of all there has to be eon-
sent on The part Of Ele adult mem
bers Of the family. Once started,
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preparation for lair livestock com
petition must be continued faithfully
with long hours o. steadtast work
Fer the Hobgoods, it meant extra
hours above the busy routine Of a
GARY enterprise.
It's the sort Of preparation young
STEERS might start gleefnlly then tire
after the tedious routine begins
After MI and Mrs Hobgood, O.
the Mt. Pleasant community de
cided to help the Youngsters go
ahead the selection Of animals had
t. be made
Special Feeding
Then a special feeding program
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27

| Navy Cdr Samuel 4. Watson. son
of Mrs. Sudie A Watson. of Darling
ton Heights. and husband OF the
Former Iris Geyer, Of Farmville. is
attending the Naval War College at
Newport. r. l.
n The year-long cpurse is designed
ITO increase the knowledge OF Sc
1lected Navy and Marine Corps Off
cers in the fundamentals OF war
flare. They are taught to understand
warfare Ill its broad historical set
Ating and to interpret the lessons of
HISTORY III the light of IN d er n
Htrends
I A submarine navigates by sound
when submerged Sound can travel
i3 900 nautical miles Or more under
water.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-27
Farmville Company
Gets S:SS.3l,all Bids

a F'amNille construction com
pany has been awarded contracts
worth. over three quarters of a
million dollars in Chesterfield
county
Motley Construction company
received The contracts for S394 0oo
alterations and additions to Mid
lothian High School. s2449ll al
ferations ana additions to Grange
Han school, and $4,000 altera-
lions and additions To Hickory
Hill Elementary School
Dixon ~ Norman. of Richmond
are the architects for AL three
projects
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03

FEW OF THE FAMOUS MAKERS IN THE EVENT
Galleries Johnson Hondey Johnson Hickory Morsonton
MarlnsvHs Romweber Continental Century Kent
coy Blowing Hekmon VoIey
Doysom Hslom Impeio Lane Motereroft sosinow
Shksy Sigh Foneher woodod sondbu Tomnson Pullman
Sarneas Sscy ehssoVesks. oad otAsrA
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

Vile were guests during the week
end Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Full
ton. Of Richmond on fishing
trip at Urbanna on the Kappa
hammock River.
I B. Couch and family. Of John
son City Tenn. are expected
guests this week end Of Mr.. and
Mrs C V. Couch at Lakeview.
Mrs. Allen Gregory, Mrs. j A
Talley and G O. Pembelton. Of
Richmond were recent guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. J J Pembelton-
The Rev and Mrs. Herman
Womeldorf: of Lexington, were
visitors recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
= F. Clements and j. C. Gle
ments.
Vickie Speas, the two year old
daughter Of Mr. and MIS-. r. S.
Speas, returned to Richmond
Sunday with her parents after
spending the past week here with
her grandmother, MIS-. M. M
GEORGE, Stuart George IS spend
Ing this week in Amelia with his
cousin, Jimmie Lawson.
Nf. and Mrs. L. B Dandy had
as their dinner guests last Sun
day the Rev and Mrs William
4 Chappell Of Pamplln-
Visitors during the past week
of Mr. and Mrs J, T Fleming and
Miss Bessie Mae Turner at Cos
hen were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cooking Of Wichita. Kan.
4 Dinner guests Tuesday Of last
week Of State Trooper and Mrs
E c Harrison were Nh. and Mrs
James Bowman of Rocky Mount
Mrs Harrison with her children
Harry and Becky. were week enc
guests Of hei mother, Mrs. Fl L
Jennings in Richmond.
Recent visitors of Mrs. Margar-
at P Boggs were her nephews
Charles Johnson and family. OF
Sandy Hook, and Charles Good
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

Rahnack a-a NgeS Tiif5e favee ~
ns,.;iTa
Nr a,,d MI r Haves Nil
laa@ t,,ieos fo, Ton ea,, vis,f
',,r, ~. ,,9.giag Mo n sbar-
r,m a,+a asl,a,. ralaf,yas II Roone
N Z,
JOHNNY Godsay has returned
from a weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Keith +. Ciodsey OF West
Point.
Ne II eta auasts of Nh. ana
Mrs Jesse woodruff WEIRD Mr.. and
Mrs.. Ill. b. Dlter of Columbus, O.
mrs HDfter will be remembered
here as MISS Matte Bau2han. of
Guinea Minis Community
Mrs All ID. Hardee and children,
Martha and Ronnie. returned
Monday to Lexington. N. O.. fol-
LOVING 4 stay of several weeks
here this summer with her hus-
band who HAS been ENGAGED in
The eevaiopma nt of Lakeside VIII
laee and the Trices Lake pro-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

ihrtained fifteen members Of Mrs
Ipanby'S immediate family last
Sunday with buffet style noon
day meal celebrating three birth
days The guests present came
from Petersburg. Portsmouth and
charleston, S. c.
judge r. d Garrett is reported
As improving XIII Southside Com
lhnnity Hospital
Vernon l.. FIppen ana Ills fam
~ Of Richmond We're guests
Sunday n his mother Mis- John
#. Flippen at Rose COTTAGE
Mr ana AIrs i r. Allen had as
their dinner GUESTS Sunday Mr
End Mrs. S. Il Ailan, Of Cards
tille. with their granddaaehters.
Belinda and Susan Caudill, Of
Richmond
Among tha Fecant guests ct Tho
Rey ana MIS-. Luther B Ffanck
hni thc Phil FFanck family at
Mount View. were MIS-. Jack Saw
ag Of Norfolk. Mrs. Marshall
Bristov If Richmond, MT and
bars. FRANK Shepard. Of crewe.
and the Rev An Charles Nor
tlest, also Of Norfolk
MI and Mrs. NJ c. Taylor. OF
Richmond were week end guests
Iof THE Can Mainhard family
Mr and Mrs. ri Fl. Hopkins, Jr.
ard daughter. Beth have re-
turned from six day vacation
"trip to historical points through
but the New England and North
ern states. Enroute home they
visited INK jamestown Festival
Mrs. NJ J Norman and daugh-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Cumberland News Community Events
Surprise Party Celebrates Birthday:
Miss Vogel VIII Enter Nursing School

Mr. and Mis- Edward Fl Hop
kins. j. and Miss Beth Hopkins
attended tn c Philiips-Eiopkins
wedding which took PLACE last
Friday August %. IN the Hern-
don Methodist Church. The brides
father Dr Garland Evans Hop
kins performed the ceremony On
Sunday the Hopkins and other
members OF the family. attended
the homecoming at Tabernacle
Methodist Church ID YORK Coun-
W. where Dr Hopkins preached
in the same pulpit occupied py his
late father and grandfather many
years ago
Mrs. f B Nuckols has returned
from a two weeks visit with her
son. Il. Col Ernest p fNuckoIs
and family at Colorado Springs.
Colo
Mr. and Mrs. F. L smith Jr.,
with THEN children, Dialine and
Butch. Of Lemon n ell We're
luncheon guests Friday Of MIS-, &.
d. Brown and hef family Mrs
Frank L Smith who spent two
weeks here visiting relatives, re-
turned home with them
Miss Ida Amos Will leave next
week % resume her duties as a
member Of tie Franklin School
faculty in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Scott hac
as their supper guests last sunday
At Whispering Pines. Nh and Mrs
n r Huskey ana family of Md
lothian.
Mr. and Mrs. VT. Ransom anc
Miss Joyce Ransom were guests
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs J. F
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Trrents M;lI

Mrs Nara EIa5o has returned
from n ap Though Tennessee.
Texas and Igiaho VISITING relatives
and f1chds sle vas some several
months
Mr. and NJ + Charlie Waaley and
daughter II Richmond spent .the
week end N!,h ais parents Ml and
Mss Luthee WaAIey
We had fiae ran Sunday but
it didn't oa the people from at
tendine eh4rcH services.
Tha ieylval has mmeRced at
Janes Chapel aAd wll continue for
tvo weeks
snday. niglat diners IN the home
Of Mr. end Ms Marvin jones were
Mr and Mrs H. B Wilkinson and
Sarah Afan1s, III Richmond and Mr
and Mls Mq4sis Keller. ana chil-
Gren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
wynn. Of Richmond,
Collins Reunion Set


The family Of Mrs. r. j. Col
Inns viii meet next Sunday at the
home Of her daughter and SON
in-law. Mi and Mrs. NJ. w. Law
son in Amelia. Members of the
family are expected from Alaba-
ma Florida, South Carolina and
points ID Virginia.
Mrs, Hubert c. Gillian spent
the past week end as the guest
Of her sister, Miss 10 Blanton ia
Charlottesville
Charles and Ann Goodman. Son
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
B. Goodman. Of Amelia. spent
everal days here last week with
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Goodman.
Miss Shirley Wisdom. Of Rich
nond, was the week end guest Of
Nh. and Mrs j G Hayes.
Surprise. Surprise.
" men MI, ana Mrs. l.. b. Dandy
returned home from pleasure
side Thursday evening. August %.
TO Mrs Danbys utter surprise on
/ opening the front door the lights
flashed On in the living room
Which was practically filled with
close relatives. their children and
grandchildren. all started singing
Happy Birthday. An evening of
merriment and the opening OF
many useful and ornamental gifts
was climaxed with refreshments
consisting Of birthday cake and
ice cream
Nj and Mrs W r. Dandy On
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30
Hamilton

A Iarae eroup Of family Aba
friends gathered at the home Of Mr.
and Ms A 9 Cutwrieht August
N I'm celebrate tile latters birth
day Those present were Mr. and
Mars pgnt salmon. and children.
MI ana MIS- Ronnie salmon ana
children VI Richmond M aha
Mrs Ciussie Salmon and children
of Iaife: Jame7 Cutwripht, Mrs.
Grace salmon, Mf and Mrs Billie
salmon. AZ Elk HID Mrs. Sarah
Hope AID r. L Hope of Kents
Store. and NIL ana MIS-. B0bble
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

ters Jaoquelyn Irene and sandra
Aag have returned tn their home,
Broad Acres after spending last
weak as guests of AfF ana Mrs RI.
} Collins, OF Raines
M SGT and MIS-. Robert Giles
pie, Of Alexandria, were among
the guests Sunday ~ Mr ana
Irs MA " Newman ana Mars.
Philip Asal
IL %. Club Meets
Christmas gifts witt be the dem
onstration at the Cumberland
Home Demonstration Club meet
lng next Monday September \, III
he office of Nlrs. GEORGIA Wnker-
son. county r. D Aesnt at 8 y.
m Members are asked to bring
naW ideas and suggestions, as well
AIS any attractive and useful
homemade gifts tn share patterns
Nllh each other
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-30

ITS Emma Norven and NJ 5
Jeanne Nolven of Richmond, spent
the week end with her parents, Nj
and Mrs I M Brown
Mi ARD Mrs. Edmund Poling ana
KIM draE of Akron Ohio were Owe ]
NIGHT guests Monday Of mr. at
Mrs Il & Brown en- route 10
WILLIAMSBURG and jamestown
Al Rlbv Brown and mrs Bel =
LnHasseM and Jerry let IN 81
wcek f5r several days visit WITH
the Lae Foy Williams family al
Warwick Miss Bete aad Bonn
Williams getllned with them
afr and Mis GecHl Mc(iavock. Of
BaEdtcG speri part Of their VIC
tiaA vith her mother Mrs Fla
Brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
How Fu
Was
ey SAX RoHMER

The insidious doctor, one Of GSeti0n's
favorite nenaces, emerged from the
Foa on street in LinneIouse.
Here Sax Rohrner tells for the first time
the story behind his greatest character
was very young in those days before the outbreak Of
World War l. Fleet Street journalist = and LondonS
Chinatown fascinated me- I made many friends in the
Asiatic quarter, European well as Oriental and the
sordd drama Of Limehouse. with its orchestral accom-
panment Of river noises, monotonouS symphony, its
frequent fog effects and sinister Sadstc crimes had cast
a queer spell.
man of mystery dominated the area at this tme
According to Inspector Yeo Of K. Division Lime
house, he controlled Pak-0-pH the Chinese gambling
game also the drug traffic and not one but all Of those
Chinese secret societies. the Tongs. He feared BY
every Asiatc in the district where he known as
'Mr King" presumably only pan Of his real name
He paid frequent visits to China. And no member Of
the Division had ever seen him had the slightest idea
what he looked like!
Raids And Arrests
The death Of pretty Showgirl under circumstances
which led to Scotland Yard investigation uneanhed
dope syndicate operating among LondOn'S smart SET
There were raids in fashionable quarters and number
of arrests But in spite of heavy prison sentences, the
identity of the master mind controlling the syndicate
remained unknown. Not one Of those questioned would
open his mouth.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
Meihodisis Will Hold Picnic
On Grounds For New COLLEGE

other denominations. according
to Terry Sanford, Chairman of
the Methodist College Board of
Trustees.
I'VE are delighted with the in
terest our church ladies are
showing in this project. II is a
friendly and fitting gesture of
'neighborliness and demonstrates
the sincerity and genuinely
warm hospitality OF our people, !"
said Sanford.
The college leader added that
the affair will be entirely in
formal with no speech max
ing"
He said that families of those
bringing picnic baskets are also
invited to the event which is
rapidly taking on fhe shape of
a major community outirg. ct
will be a wonderful opportunity
to visit the Methodist College
campus site and to meet out-of-
town friends who share our great
interest in this undertaking" he
concluded.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
G. B. Mccartney
Funeral Today

George B. Mccartney. Sr.. 10.
died at the Shaw hjr Force Base
Hospital Tuesday al 2 a. m. fol-
lowing an illness of four months.
A native of Wilmington he
was a retired carpenter. For the
past several years he made his
home on Route !, LoriS. His
parents were jim Mccartney
and Maggie Smith Mccartney.
Funeral services ale to be held
Thursday at $40 from the
Springfield Baptist Church with
the Rev. Mac Wright, and the
Rev. Otto Edwards officiating
Burial will be in the Forest
Lawn Cemetery.
He is survived by his daught-
.er. Mrs. r. c. thousand with
whom he resided: three sons
George B. Mccartney. Jr. OF
.Lumbcrton. Fred Mccartney OF
route 3, Apex and S-Sgt. Lee l.
Mccartney of Myrtle Beach: IL
grandchildren and Q great grand
children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-30
&ttist Women
plan Meeting At
p;ney Forest Church

County Wide leadership
Conference for all the Women's
Missionary Unions will be held
Tnssdoy. November 5, at the
p;ney Forest Baptist Church
.s,r Chadgourn, announced Mrs.
up Lane, Of Whiteville who is
serving as president.
The session will open at 400
M and continue through S:15
Nth dinner being served by the
members Of the Piney Forest
W.M.U.
All officers and committee
.bairmen are urged to attend
and other members Of the W.M.U
are cordially invited said officials
Of the county organization.
SMrs. c. H. Primer, president
~ the Tabor City Baptist W.,
MU.. said today that a number
Of local women were planning to
he in attendance.