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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-28
BY DAVE (Mr. swIno) soNDU

peeved about some of the nasty
things that have been said about
some of them. AS / get it, if you
even as much as spit on the side
walk, you are booked to go, so
watch your step !. or maybe
you don't know what our boys
go through trying to protect, our
lives and property including
yours. A disc jockey has power,
he can open his mike and blast
anybody he wants to, but that is
not the purpose of "radio sta
tons voice.. Their main object
Is to entertain the public and
serve the sponsors. Sell your pro-
ducts and make people happy /.
Don't use your power" to take
advantage of people which in
cludes our good Negro policemen
who risk their lives to protect
US. Good men are hard to find,
and I sincerely believe our force
has the very best.
Herb Schulz closed his reStau-
rant on Monday night before
Christmas to give a party for all
Of his employers at the Flamingo
Restaurant of the Sir John Hotel
=. Damita Joe is with the Red
Caps, as usual. Jet Magazine
stated last week that she was no
longer with Steve Gibson. Guess
that they forgot that Damita is
Mrs. Steve Gibson, that they are
very happy :. . and maybe they
didn't know that she had an en-
gagement in a club on the West
Coast.
Policeman of the week: James
Bowe. Pretty girl of the week:
Miss Nezeta OINeal, visitor from
Clark College, Atlanta. Song of
the week: White Christmas, New
Years resolution: (Our thought
for every weekly: Live life, every
golden minute of it. Peace !.
and a Happy New Year, Vail.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-28

During t h e
pre- : Christmas
week, not too
much was hap
pening. Every
o n e shopping
and preparing
for Christmas
But I happened
to run across 9
very wonderful
thing, / w. a $
m n
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-28

walking -. uVWlkN'xs'x'e''H'''ss
3rd ave-, and passed a furniture
j. store. The place was loaded with
!. kids. so I walked in to see what
is going on and there I found
the owner of the store giving a
party for the whole Douglas Ele-
mentary. School =. without any
publicity !. {. just out of the
;. goodness of his heart. There was
A.. Santa Claus helper and four
~. or five white persons giving Out
gifts to the kids, and the kids
were, having a BALI I'm sure !
!; speak for all of my people when
IL say thanks to the Atlantic Fur
/, niture. Co. on 3rd ave. and 18th
st: / think that was a wonderful
:: thing to DIP. Why don't you drop
:; m, when you're In the neighbor-
! hood and say thanks" too.
LIaVerne Baker is In town for
the Christmas holidays to visit
'.Funnyman Slappy White. La
Verne and Slappy will say the
DOS in the near future To
mys golf appeal last week a few
have. responded. We say thanks
TO Neal Adams 500; Robert Jack
son, $1.O0; Amos Jenkins. $1.O0;
and Garth Reeves, $1.0O. But we
need more! We need lot more
to push this issue so that we will
be able to play golf every day.
The monies collected or donated
will be in the capable hands of
Garth Reeves, Miami Times, who
; In turn will pass It on to the
lawyer for. speedy action. Please
J send your contribution to: GOLF,
Miami Times. It's time we did
something ourselves. Even If you
don't play golf, this Is q step in
: the :right . direction for all adj
vantages that we are fighting SO
hard for. =:
The Jim Jam Club viii open
ON Saturday, Dec. %. It is located
Mt 18th st. between 18th and goth
ave. The policy Of the club will
he on the order Of q Supper Club
with entertainment. Frank Brown
and his band will do the musical
donors. The Jim Jam Club will
be for ladies and gentlemen who
want to dine and dance and see
! high level floor show. See you
there?
Warning to disc jockeys: 1t
comes to my ears that the police
at our district are a little bit
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-28

Warning to disc jockeys: It
comes to my ears that the police
'0f our district are a little bit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

Mr.. And Mrs. L. B. Hurt Tour Through
Chattanooga, Tenn essee, Other Spots

end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ham
mock
Mr. and Mrs. James higgins, of
Clafksville. visited relatives in
Burkeyille and Mr. and Mrs. L. l.
Elicit Sunday
Nh. and Mrs. Sidney Jennings. of
Gladys spent Saturday with Mr.
and MIS- Glen Jennings, and Mr..
and Mrs. 6 R. Hamlet.
Mrs. DcHart Home
Mrs Earl DeHart has returned
from Southside Community Hospit-
al In Farmville
Bobby Shelton. Of Detroit. Mich
spent two weeks here with his grand
parents Mr. and Mrs Charlie Rut-
ledge.
I Mrs.. Frank Sparkman spent three
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Alpheus Sparkman In Baltimore
Gel aid Sparkman and son. John
ME. Of Tennessee. spent a few days
with MIS-. Frank Sparkman
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Meherrin Items

MIR. and Ms. Russell Newman,
and family. of Dublin, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J T Newman recently.
Miss Barbara Newman. Of Dub
lin, is spending some time with the
Misses Mary Alice and Betty Faye
Newman
Rev R E Dunkum. Eugene New
man and Bobby Shelton attended
the jamestown festival August 5.
Misses Mary Alice. Betty Faye
and Barbara Newman. were over
night guests Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Locke, Of Keysville
I Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fowlkes5
Of Henrico and Mrs. June Collier
and daughter. Of Farmville, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ola Fowlkes ant
Mrs Ila Marks
4 Mrs. Flowers Has Guests
4 mrs Leila Flowers and Louis
Flowers. Of Richmond visite
Ms Daisy Flowers Saturday
4 Mr. and Mrs Joe Jenkins spen
several DAYS last week with Nh
and Ms Ernest Owen In Halifax
Mrs Annie Andrews, Mrs Charlie.
Hicks. Of Norfolk Ms. Irene Nor
ION and dauahter. Dean. Of Miami
Fla. spent Thursday night and Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Macoi
Vaughan. They also visited relative
IN Victoria
M and Mrs. Curtis Waller. D
HENDERSON, n. c.. spent the weel
end with Mrs M S Price.
4 Mr. and ms 4 B Hurt AM
Charles Grafton are touring Chat
tanooga, Tenn. and several inter
esting places.
PrIdds Spends Week End
! Vernon Priddy Of Portsmouth
spent the week end with Mr.. ans
Mrs F. 0. Prddv
Mr.. and Mrs Billy Hammock. 0
Washington. D c.. spent the weel
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

beloved sheep STANCE dogs had at
tackled his flock and after a mora
ing Of dlligent searching he found
one injured and two missing
Dardens Visit GiIliams
Mr. and Mrs Joe Darden and
son. Mercer. Of Portsmouth spent
several DAYS IN the home Of Mr.
and NOS. Mercer Gillian
The Layne girls are vacationne
before starting back to school Elsie
spent seevral DAYS with MISS Betty
Dcss. IF Prospect PHYLLIS visited
friends Ii Richmond and Mary is
| SPENDING the week with Mr. and
NJ Is. Clarence Bowen near South
Hin
Ann aHd Ruth JenE IN spent TIC
week end with MI and Mrs Jack
TfgnnallY+ Of Green Bay judy Jen-
! Kills spent last week end With Ann
] Nj ana MIS- Paulus Price Of
claless4lle spent the week end
pasla u.ba has haen ytsitino AZ,
orandna,anfs returned with tbem
sunday
Y gro.n. pa.lars VIII
\
David and Linda Brown of New
Castle and MI and Mrs J A Par
kel and son visited MI and Mrs
Robert Jenkins sunday
Mary Bruce spent Tuesday witr
Mrs John Clark Of Rice
4 Woodfin Hughes was in Hender
+ soaHille. n { Thursday and hac
lunch With MIR and MS Frank
Morgan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
100 Attend Reunion
OF Anderson Family

Nearly 100 persons attended the
reunion Of descendants Of Frank
and Martha Anderson. who lived
IN Cumberland. August 10 at
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
After picnic luncheon serv-
ices We're held III the church. The
annual reunion is held alternately
AT the church and at Holiday
Lake the second Saturday III Au-
gust
Among those from out Of state
who attended the reunion were
Mrs John Snyder. OF Williams
port, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Watson. of Greensboro. N. c.,
Miss Louis Anderson, of Newbern.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
3ondy River News
Sermon About Lost Sheep, Shepherd
Realistic-Lo,lis Loses Sheep To Dogs

M and Mrs Frank Bruce visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartman.
Of Roanoke. for the week end Mrs
Patterson returned with them Sun
dav.
Mr. and Mrs Wyllis Tripp Of
Silver Spring. Md. Wis ted Mr. and
Ms. Temple jenkins. Their son,
Ronnie. who has been visiting his
grandparents returned with them
Mr.. and Mrs c Nj Daniel o.
Danvlle and Mr. and Mrs Bob Nc
Mutt. OF Richmond, were recent
guests Of Mr. and Mrs James Gates
They have been attending their
father. Sam McNutt who suffered 4
broken hip
Sharon Dwyer, 81 Oak Harbof
Ohio. spent last week with Mr. aad
MIS-. Earl Smith MI and MIS- @
T. Heath and daughter, Rose Mary
Of WASHINGTON . G. spent Friday
night in the same home
Miss jenkins Visits
NRSS AsdilsN JrIhalts apelti laAi
week with her aunt and uncle Mr.
and Mrs J A Pankey of Farm.
vile
Jack Patterson. Of Alexandria,
visited Mr. and Mrs Frank Bruce
several days last week
Jessie Bruce. Of Farmviile spent
Monday with her aunt, Miss MARY
Bruce This was special occasion
in he young life. as she dared tbs
day without her parents and il was
great
Some Of Us ale beginning ID b.
lieve what the blackbird said to The
crow "Tain't going to rain no mo
Others are more optimistic and have
faith in the green leaf in on plant
life, and keep hoping
Special Service Planned
There will be a special prayer
and song service at Sharon August
20 at 3 p. m. The young people are
needed and urged especially to be
there.
Invitations have been rece we'd ta
The wedding of Miss Patricia Ireland
Of Columbus Ohio to Clifford Noel
Click Miss Ireland is a former
resident Of tbs community and was
an hcnor graduate Of Farmwlle High
School She graduated from Ohio
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

freezing. at . meeting to be held
Monday at 6 D. m. in the Pow
hatan comsnunity cannery.
She will demonstrate the new
est technidles in this type of food
preservation Alone with her dem-
onstration. size Will show colored
slides taken n California,
The demonstration has been
planned By Mrs Glenna Bennett,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Powhatan High School home &C.
onomics teacher,

Coal exports In 1857 will reach ar
all-time peak of 55.O00.0O0 tons. ac-
cording to keystone Coal Buyers
Manual which anticipates gain OF
I4.6 per cent from the 1856 level Of
as .OO0 600 tons.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
Freezing Methods
To Be Demonstrated

Miss Louise Mckinley. a Rich
mond area VEPCO representative
will give a demonstration or
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

and Mrs. W T Ford al Church
Roads
Mrs Locke. from Charlotte county
visited her sister, Mrs. Willie Pol
lard Sunday.
j. W Nunnally returned Sunday
after a pleasant week end fishing
trip
Mss l. ny Hardaway spent Tues
day in Nottoway with her ME ICES
and nephews at the home of r. L.
nunn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16
T'uggle

Rev Parker Perkins will preach at
Appolnaitox P E Church Sunday
at s p. m
Tuggle Friendship club will hold
its annual picnic on the lawn at the
home of Mrs. NJ H Slayton Monday
evening
Recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Black were Ralph Hovler and
Robert Snead. of North Carolina.
Mr. ard ms Junior Moorefield
and children, Of Cumberland, were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
southall last week end.
parlSonS Visit
M and Mrs. Frank Paulson and
daughters Of Hampton. visited his
mother Mrs M, A. paulson, last
week end.
Joe hIye John Paulson and lie
Roy Welchlin, went to jamestown
last week.
Mrs. eva Suddith, Of Norfolk. is
spending this week with Mi ano
ms T. u simpson
Mrs I.laina NoodSon, aunt b
ms O. Fl Schultz who celebrated
aer 95th birthday last January, lef
Lynchbmg by plane for California
last Friday to visit hcr granddaugh
tel, Mrs, Woodson spent last winter
with the Schultz family
Mrs. Bocih L.. Hospital
Mrs 6 T. Booth Is improving a
Southslde Hospital
Mr. ard Mrs John Love and sol
Billy spent last week end with hel
parents al Pulaski.
M and Mrs Benny Bales anC
daughter Of Newport News, snen
last week end With her parents, Mr.
and Mrs G A. Simpson
MIR and Mrs. NJ H. Slayton. Mr.
and Mrs Riley Suits went to James
town last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

N c. and Miss Christine Ma
loney of Mooresville. N. C.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-16

~ >OASAAAAAa
The Floyd Carrots are mov
ing back TO Virginia Their
rony friends viii be elod
to hove them back We Ike
showing the 1858 RCA
TeIevision Sets They are
honeysl TINT allow you 3 big
trode for Your Old one
There Will never b. b sub
stitute for courtesy and POI
likeness They bring friends.
appreciation and opportu-
nity YOU cultivate good
hobts, TIE Bad ones grow
Wild I'VE badly need q new
industry To give employment
to D Ut Of folks Who must
move away from here IN Or
der ~ make q living-with
high taxes ond the drought,
things look pretty depress-
ing out in the county Six
years Of dryness IS SOME
thing to think about Moth
ers, We have over 300 Gin
derelo end Pert Patricia
back o-school dresses for
3 to 5x, 2 to IA, 5 70 Is
teenogers. Each style pref
tier thon the other Do come
ond see them before buy
ing Ron't miss our 08c RUG
Sole Fridoy and Saturday.
e. Weinberg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25

work on a houseboat owned by
Mr.. Hodge when the small craft
sank in a canal which branches
off the Tensaw River.
Mr.. Hodge rescued his sister,
Mrs. Inez Cook. %. and hel
daughter. Bobbie Ann Cook. IL
Those drowned we're Joe Cook,
81; his two sons, Billy Wayne
8. and Thomas. S; and three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25

Hodge children. Joyce. IS; Chal-
lie, II. and Hubert. 9. The bodies
were recovered.
II had just started the motor
and looked around and saw that
the boat was swamped." Mr.
Hodge said. II Immediately
killed the motor. but by that
time the boat was already filled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
F|emming Tells
OF War Plan
BY the Associated Press

Retiring Defense MobilizerI
Arthur S. Flemming said today
President Eisenhower already
has selected the men who would
head emergency agencies in thel
event of war.
MIR. Flemming also said that
In an Operation Alert, planned |
for later this year, I'VE will un-
doubtedly, for the first time, test
out the wartime organization. Il
He said this in discussing
readiness plans" in a copy
righted interview published in
the weekly magazine U. S. News
& World Report.
Mr.. Flemming has resigned as
chief Of the Office of Defense
Mobilization to return to his
post as president Of Ohio Wes-
leyan University. Mr.. Eisen-
hover has nominated Gordon
Gray. an Assistant Secretary of
Defense, to Succeed Mr.. Flem-
ming.
No Announcement
Saying that Mr.. Eisenhower
has approved ODM plans for
an organization to cope with
wartime problems. Mr.. Flem-
ming added:
THE President also has Sc
lected the men who would head
up the wartime agencies. They
know who they are.
There has been no public
announcement Of their selection.
They simply serve as consult
ants to ODM or to other agen-
cies."
He said these men already "areI
engaged in selecting the second
and third echelons Of personnel
for. their organizations"
He said ODM has developed
detailed readiness plans to deal
with general mobilization either
with or without an attack on
this country. He added that his
agency also has developed the
faction steps" to be taken and
has identified the agencies that
would be responsible for these
steps.
Mr.. Flemming said the Gov
eminent has learned valuable
lessons from Operation Alert
exercises conducted annually
since 1854. He did not say when
the 1867 test would be held.
Relocation Sites
AS one outgrowth of the alert
exercises. he said Mr.. Eisenhower
has decided that relocation sites
established for the various Gov
eminent agencies should be
manned the year around by small
groups Of workers.
"He decided that they should
be assigned there on a permanent
basis, TO do normal work, and to
be trained to handle emergency
duties II necessary" Mr.. Flem-
ming said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
Six Drowned
As Boot Sinks

BAY MINETTE, Ala, Feb. 25
R.-Six members Of two related
families drowned yesterday when
an overloaded skift sank as it
started on a 200-yard trip. Four
of the victims were children.
One of the three survivors,
Jack Hodge, Is, said he pleaded
with the group to let him take
the party in two groups, but was
overruled.
The families were going to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25

his son, Pvt. David L. Porter, had
he was struck by Corp.
Walsh with an object which
looked like a "hand-cancelling
stamp used in Post Offices."
A preliminary investigation
was started in January and the
four drill instructors were re-
ieved of their duties on Febru-
airy 6.
Last April. six recruits drowned
during an unauthorized night
disciplinary march into nearby
Ribbon Creek swamps led by
S/Sergt. Matthew C. McKeon OF
Worcester. Mass. He was con-
victed by a general court
martial and reduced in rank to
private. fined and confined fol
a total of three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25

with water. In the excitement 1t
Icapsized.
Everything happened so fast
I didn't know who I was rescu-
ing. could hardly stay above
water to make it to shore with
the two I had. Then / pulled of
my boots and went back to help
the Others"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25

during the next two weeks on
charges of abusing recruits.
If convicted. he faces a maxi
mum punishment of bad-con-
duct discharge, six months con-
f1nement, forfeiture of two-thirds
pay for up to six months and re-
duction of rank to private.
Three Others Charged
Capt. James F. Mahoney. base
public information officer, said
the other drill instructors
charged are Corpl. William F..
Walsh, jr.. of Lyndhurst, N. j.:
Sergt. Daniel x. Corey Of Boston,
Mass, and Sergt. Clinton l..
Jones of Pensacola, Fla.
! Capt. Mahoney said Corpl.
Walsh. accused Of striking II
recruits. will face a special
court-martial in about two
weeks.
Sergt. Jones and Sergt. Corey
will face a summary court
martial within a week, Capt.
Mahoney reported. The sum-
mary court-martial is the lesser
of the three military courts
general, special and summary.
Maximum punishment of a sum-
mary court-martial is up to. 80
days confinement, forfeiture of
two-thirds pay for as much as
a month, and reduction in rank
to private.
Sergt. Jones is accused of
striking one recruit with his
hand. lSergt. Corey is charged
with pushing a recruit to the
ground and of forcing another
recruit to stuff candy into his
own mouth.
Capt. Mahoney said none of
the recruits involved in any of
the cases required medical
treatment.
Several Cases in Year
The base has had several cases
Of recruit mistreatment within
the past year. The latest in
vestigation was touched of when
Nelson r. Porter of Hartford,
VT. wrote Maj. Homer L. Ltz-
enberg. base commander. that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
Marine Drill Instructor
Foces Abuse Trial Today

PARRIS ISLAND. S. c. Feb, IS QP.-StSergt william E.
Rich of Manchester Conn., Marine drill instructor charged
with hitting five with his hands faces special court
martial at this Marine base today
Sergt drill instructors who will be tried
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Plaid Origin
Plaid cloth is believed to have
Originated in Egypt.
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-17

given pictures to use on the pro-
gram or models, please see what
you can do for me in relation to
this. Maybe we can hurry up the
donation program.
Wishing you a very Happy New
Year, l remain
Yours in comradeship,
John w. Mahan,
Jr. vice Comdr-in- Chief
O'Brien has sent two photos
of the Montana Farmstead to the
Jr. Vice Commander-in-Ch Chief
and also wrote that he could
take the model to Great Falls
if he needed it, for TV, January
22nd.
The Sidney herald., 1957-01-17
Armstrong
District News
By Mrs. Priny Schlenz

Mrs. Bertha Cornelia, Virgi
and Billie motored to Circle Sat
urday bringing Bobbie back fol
high school, which will begir
January 7th, after spending the
holidays here.
LeVon Schlenz and Dolores
Sheehan motored to Sidney Sat
urday evening and then Alice
Seaman and Jerry Hagen accom-
panied them to the show.
Those attending the Bill Las
sey's talk about his trip to Tur-
key and who also showed slides,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Pete j. Ruff
fatto and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fisher and family and
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia, Virgil and
Billie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete j. Ruffatto
and family visited at the Adolph
Strand home Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Leslie Candee
and children accompanied by
Mel Rauschendorfer were Sidney
business callers Monday.
Saturday evening Mrs. John
Verhasselt received a telephone
call from Glendive from her
brother Bob to come and get
him. He had hitchhiked from base
and arrived home for a 12-day
furlough. Sunday morning the
Verhasselts brought him home to
the Howard Sheehans.
Sunday afternoon and supper
guests at the Gale Childers home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vaira
and Jackie, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Verhasselt, Linda and Tommie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sheehan,
Bob and Dolores and LeVon
Schlenz.
Sunday evening guests at the
Schlenz home were Mrs.
Bertha Cornelia, Virgil and Bill
lie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Klasna and children.
Mrs. George Fisher and chill
.ren were Sidney shoppers Mon
day bringing Mike back for
school after two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz