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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
Democrats Meet

The Southern Maryland
Group Of the United Demo-
cratic Woman's Clubs Of
Maryland. meeting last week
at the American Legion Hall
in Cheverly, Nd. endorsed
the following for election at
the annual Eastern Shore
Conference Of the U.D.W.C.,
to be held in Ocean City Au-
gust 1925;
Mrs. Ruth Z. Martin, presi-
dent Of the Brentwood Demo-
cratic Club. for Southern
Maryland. chairman: Mrs.
Helen Phillips, second vice
chairman; Mrs. Alice Tor
reyson. corresponding secre.
tary; Mrs. Naomi PERI. audi
tor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
MONDAY

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on lndion reneoode feieefs Who
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Precautions Taken
Against Shoplifting

Several persons were arrested
last week in Farmyllle on shop
lifting charges. Police Chief Otto
S. Overton noted that an increase
in this offense usually comes dur
ing the pre-Christlnas buying
rush.
To combat this trouble. Chief
Overton said he has placed two
plain clothes policemen on duty to
patrol the downtown area He said
that all violations would be pros
ecuted.
Chief Overton also issued a
warning to shoppers not TO leave
packages in their car while the
Car is unlocked. He said it Is toe
much temptation 10 passersby tC
simply reach in and take the
packages. The way 10 prevent
this petty crime. Overton pointed
out. lis to lock your car when you
leave packages in it.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Months Estmote S2o.650
Five Building Permits For November

III two permits. one issued 70 Rob-
ert "A. Smith Co. Inc. for a ware
house, the second 10 Janet x.
Vaughan for construction Of a
barn.
E. w. Farley secured permit
for all addition in Lockett district,
while the house moving permit
was taken by Julian II. Price for
work in Leigh District.
While construction totals are
lseging over the record pace Of
1856. the number Of such permits
will exceed the total secured a
year ago. Prince Edward county
has already issued 81 permits,
higher than any time in recent
years.
New construction for the year.
through November, nov totals
Ss22.5To.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06

Five permits for building con-
stluction and one for a house
moving operation comprise the
total Of new work authorizations
secured here during November
The work was estimated in value
at sn0,65o
All Of the construction ~lil be
I'll Prince Edward county. the
town Of Farmvllle having a blank
month 50 far as building permits
are concerned.
One new home and comhina-
ton ore-dwelling are included in
the permits. The home permit for
construction in Prospect district
was secured by Flossie S. White.
The combination home-store work
was authorized for Dorothea B.
Black In Hampden District.
Farngills district was involved
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Santa Will Visit
Farmville Friday
Afternoon, Dec. II

Its official! Santa Claus will
be III Farnville Friday after
noon. December 49," said J NJ
Watson early this morning. Wat
son. who is chairman Of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce. Bring Santa
to-Farmville committee. talked to
Santa Claus late last night BY long
distance.
Santa said he had been as busy
as could be. getting ready for big
Christmas this year. TEL all Of my
little friends will be in Farmyille
next Friday. III arrive al the air
port little after pm.
Santa continued, saying. IL hope
all the boys and girls enjoyed the
fine snow you had this week. We,
Of course, have had lots Of snow
here at the North Pole and the
weather is just perfect.
Stores on Main Street Will be open
until am. Friday night for the
convenience Of Christmas shoppers
Beginning next Friday with the visit
of Santa Claus. stores viii be open
until 8 every night until Christmas.
The Farmville Jaycees were de-
lighted to hear that jolly old Saint
Nick would come to Farmville this
year. The Farmville Fire Depart
ment said their new aerial fire
truck would meet Stanta at the air
port to bring him to town. The
Farnville police Immediately
offered to give him police escort
ard said the downtown area In front
q the court house would BE- roped
oif to accommodate the crowd.
Watson said he hoped 10 get a
band TO play some music Tor Santa,
while he passed out bags Of goodies
to all the children and listened TO
their requests for Christmas.
DR.. R. B. Hargrove, Jaycee Pres,-
dent, will be master OF ceremonies
and Mayor W. c. Fitzpatrick viii
Continued on page %
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
VMI And Eongwood
Singers Join For
Christmas Concert

Longwood College and Virginia
Military Institute Viii combine
choruses for the annual Christmas
concert Of the LongWood College
music department, Sunday, Dec
Is. in Jarinan Auditorium at p
m,
The VMI Glec Club and the
Longwood Choir viii present sew
eral groups Of numbers individual
ly, and combine for several selec-
ticns
Dr.. John w. hIolnar, chairman
Of the department Of music OF
Longwood College will conuuco the
combined numbers. Gregory Tay-
lor VMI director, Will conduct the
numbers of the Glee Club.
The L0ngWood Niadrigal Sing
ers. directed by James L. Nc
Combs, of Longwood College. viii
sing a group Of numbers also.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Company G. Rated
Superior BY IG;
Drill Awards Made

Company q. National Guard
unit at Farmvllle, was rated SUI
perior, h g h S t Army valuation
given, during its recent annual
Federal Inspection. according TO the
written report from Second Army
headquarters today
The report detailed the findings
Of It. Col Kermit R. Mason. Second
Army Inspector Generals staff. who
conducted the inspection last month
During the comp any's annual
competitive drill Tuesday night. Sgt.
ElWood c. Cox. Of Farmville. won
the individual proficiency award
Sgt william J. Parham's squad was
chosen the bcst-peiforming drill
team.
Iii the WyllieShmg sergeant Il
squad were Specialists sJohn N.
Harrington, Jr.. and Robert j.
Oertel and PICS Clvde f Mahan
and Edward g. Parker,
Workmanship badges for weap-
ons firing last summer were also
awarded Tuesday Eight Gnardsrncn
received expert badges 7 he .
were NJ. Sgt, Lee O. Lenhart and
PFC Leroy f. Fahrner. MI rifle
Sgt Mac B. seamans. pistol. and
Lenhart NJ. Sgt. James B CLARK.
sgt. Charles 3. Rosser, Specialists
Thomas j. Metcalf, Robert $.
CLANCY and Henry c. Latham and
PFC Charles Wonack, III, Brown
ing automatic rifle.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Deor Sonto:
Herewith Are
Directions For
1857 Letters

Dear Santa Claus: We hope our
frozen turkey reached you in time
for Thanksgiving and in good con-
dition after the long trip to the
North Pole. Just wanted you to
know we remembered how impos-
slble it is for you to get your own
turkey way up there where every
thing is covered with ice and
snow The oyster stuffing recipe
was suggested by one Of our lady
readers.
With this issue we begin print
ing the Santa Claus letters from
our little readers. We are putting
you on our mailing list again so
that you can clip each issue to
make up packages for the children
from their letters.
We would like to emphasize that
they have been good this year
or most Of the time. at least. help
ing with the supper dishes, keep
ing their toys off the floor and
preparing home work carefully.
We do have one question,
though. How is the -tooling
coming along in your toy shops?
1t must be pretty difficult to Jump
from Buck Rodgers to sputnik
belts, from Elvis Presley guitars
TO satellite shot-guns. all within
year. isn't it?
Good luck, Santa. and We'll
leave some hot tea under the lino-
type machine in the back shop SO
you can stop by the Herald office
and warm yourself Christmas eve
Love you. Santa,
p S. The letters Will appear on
the inside pages Of each issue.
All The Herald Staff
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Christmas For Those Who Might Not
Have Any Is Holiday Plan OF Moose

/ Christmas for these who might
not otherwise have any Christmas
that Will be the aim Of MEM
berS Of the Falmville Moose lodge
and the Women Of tho Moose
when they conduct their annual
Moosethon December IL from IL
noon to 5 p. m.
On that date. local entertainers
Will donate their time fol 4 con-
tlnuous talent broadcast, and per-
sons who wish to contribute that
day may can the radio station to
make arrangements to have their
contributions picked up by Moose
members.
Saturday December IA there
viii be d special show for Young
sters at the State theater. begin
ming at 40 NJ Admission Will be
ono n9W toy OF b used toy in good
condition The toys will 90 INTO
baskets fer needy families in this
area
Last Wear, 70 or 50 families we're
recipients Of the Christmas boxes
IN tile third year Of the program
Lodge members would like To
have names Of needy families for
this Christmas. Information show
ing the name of the family, adj
dress, number Of children, their
ages and whether they are boys
Of Girls, and if possible their sizes.
may ~ sent to the Moose Lodge.
Farmville Instructions should .be
included CT the address and how
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Initial Sign-Up
Begins For 1858
ACP Practices

Virginia farmers will be eligible
for $4.558 600 IN 1858 under the
Federal Agricultural Conservation
program tACPl.
\ Virginia Agricultural Sterilization
4 and Conservation fASCi officials
estimate som $4,000 to 10000
/ farmers will take part in the 1858
u ACP program Under the program
the Federal government pays from
50 to 80 per cent of the cost of
specified soil and water conserving
practices.
+ Exactly how much each county
will be allotted has not been de-
\ teimined. However, the yariou S
county ASC committees in the
Herald area have designated the
practices which Will be authorized
AND the county ASC offices are tax
! ing applications this month.
Farmers interested in getting f.
nancial assistance in improving soil
and water conditions can check with
their county ASC office for details
In so far as possible. letters will
be mailed to farmers In the counties
BY the ASC Offices.
The initial sign-up period IN each
county is different For instance
n Prince Edward county. the sign
lp starts Monday and ends Jan 5
IN Cumberland. Dec. 8 is the dead
line, in Buckingham Dec. y Is the
seadline in Powhatan, Dec 20 is
ne deadline, and in Amelia. the last
eek in December is the final
eriod in the initial Sign-up
After the initial sign-up period. the
-unty committees Will meet TO con
slider requests.
one Of the most popular practices
n this area is the Az practice, Or
Establishment Of permanent grass
nd legume Oh land not intended
il crop rotation The rate Of fed
raj participation on this practice
IS $500 per acre for preparing a
seed bed plus not over 80 per cent
i the cost Of lime, fertilizer and
seed It averages So to $40 per
acre.
Another popular practice is B-l,
improving permanent cover. This
Jays a rate Of one-half the cost Of
me and fertilizer to improve per
-nanent cover
In Prince Edward county last
year, 206 farms were represented IN
practices that brought S34 .32l in
4 r ederal assistance. A limit Of $500
was placed on the amount Of aid
going to a single farm in the county
last year The rules and practices
are established by the county ASC
committees.
projects are completed before
\ payment is made and in some cases
4 Soil ConSel walton personnel or For
estv Division personnel have to
supervise practices.
/ IN general, practices approved IN
this area arc. permanent vege~
tatiye cover additional rotation
cover, Inning farmland. contour
stripcropping. forest establishment,
controlling erosion with trees and
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
State Supreme
Court Upholds
Placement Act.
Rules State Has
Right To Require
Admission Form

The legality a the Pupil Place
ment Act. by which enrolment Of
nhblic school pupils was vested in a
state board. was upheld by the Vir-
ginia Supreme Court Tuesday
The courts ruling came at con-
aNsicn Ct the case of Mrs. Theo F
DeFebio, who had sought an order
compelling Fairfax county schco,
authorities to reinstate her two
grade school sons.
The boys were dismissed last
April when their mother refused to
sign application forms on their be
half under the requirement BY the
Pupil Placement Board.
Courts Views
The court. ruled in an opinion pre-
pared by Chief Justice Edward w
Hudglns. that the General Assembly
has full authority to vest the power
Of enrolment Or placement OF
pupils in an authority other than
the local school boards,
The act vesfing the state board
with such authority was passed bv
he LEGISLATURE as part OF the Com
monwealth's plan to maintain sep
arate public schools. Formerly the
authority OF enrolment was in the
hands Of local school boards.
Chief Justice Hudgins wrote that
the legislature may do so without
deriving such local school boards
Of any expressed or implied consti-
tational powers Of supervision
The court also said the operation
OF the placement act does not VOL
late the U. S. Constitution in any
way
Ms. DeFebio's Views
Two chief contentious were made
by attorneys preparing Mrs De
Eebios case: ~ that the act vio-
'ates Section 1873 Of the Virginia con
stitution by taking away the power
CT enrolment from local boards
md 2 that the act violates the
Fourteenth Amendment to the fed
sral constitution by seeking to per-
netuate an unlawful system Of
racially segregated public schools.
On those points the court held,
for the first. that Section 1888. while
resting supervision IN local boards,
does MOI define the powers and
duties in that supervision
On the second point, it held that
the case did not involve broad ques-
tons OF racial discrimination. that
the immediate issue was whether
as a prerequisite TO admission Of
her sons, Mrs. DeFebio may be re-
CURED 10 execute the application
form.
The court said:
There is nothing in such require
nent that violates any Of the Pc
titloner's Mrs. DeFebio constitu-
tional or other legal rights. Indeed.
the information sought could have
been required by the school authori-
ties without specific act by the
General Assembly"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
K. H. Paulett, 81,
Breaks Hip In Fall

r. Il. rslilett is resting com
o.fably at Southside Community
Hospital, where he was admitted
Tuesday after sustaining q broken
hip in a. fall.
With the 97-year-oId retired
Farmville business and civic leader
presently are his daughter. Mrs.
Godfrey Creyke, and Mr.. Creyke.
Of Washington. Mr.. Paulett has
been making his home with them
" lhs capital city.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Community Chest
Still $500
Short OF Goal

Community Chest contributions
are still about $4,000 short of the
s16.50O goal according to the lat
est tabulations at the Chest head
quarters.
Only two divisions have. gone
over their goal. They are the town
residential division with Mrs. u e
Andrews, chairman, which has
turned in $555 with goal Of
s525 and the colored division
with Mrs. Mazda v. Mcknight
chairman, which has contributed
S663.25 with 2 goal Of 5000
The special gifts section has
turned in S9,189.50 with It's goal
sl0.40O.
Mrs. b. $. Hamersly. executive
secretary, said she expected To re-
ceive additional reports Friday
morning when she viii be in the
office from 9-l2.
Two county districts have not yet
reported They are Buffalo dis
trict with a goal Of $3.50 and Leigh
district with a goal Of S275. Lock
EFT and Hampden districts has
come close TO their goals with
s296 out Of $500 and S347 out OF
$3.50 respectively.
Prospect district has turned in
1892 out Of a goal Of $500. and
Farmville district has turned iii
SAL with a $500 goal.
The employees division has con-
tributed Sl,6l664 which IL about
$1,000 short of its $4,000 goal.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
TObaccOmen Here See
MiIlion-Pound First
Week Leaf Auctions
Dark Fired Leaf
Average Holds
At About $50

he heaviest opening week OF
auctions on the Farmville Tobacco
Market IN recent years is expected
TO be established when poundage
totals for Thursdays sales are re-
ported. Warehouse estimates fore
see the first week sales near OF
exceeding a million pounds.
Mondays opening day auctions
totaled 3l4034 pounds. good
100000 pounds in excess OF the
first week of 1856
The first days auction of dark
fired tobacco was 258.8l2 pounds
averaging S3934, and exceeding
that for last season by 40 cents.
Sun-cured sales added 55.22a
pounds to the Monday total, bring
ing an average OF S33 06. OF Is
cents more than for opening day
year ago
Averages Holding
The first week S average is ex-
pected TO hold at approximately
that OF the first day. Monday OF
about 500 with sun-cured also
also holding up we'll, near Mon
days figure.
The general floor average here
compared TO the s33 average OF
support prices. indicates that the
majority Of leaf is selling at ST.
above the peg prices, but choice
quality tobacco is selling at So to
S7 higher
DARK heavy leaf shorter and
narrower than many buyers midi
cate they need has brought some
Grade declines over wear ago,
even though the peg prices On top
quality leaf and thin leaf and
wrappers are one TO FIVE cents
higher than 1856.
Belt Wide Report
First auctions Of the 1857 Vr-
ginia fine cured tobacco crop Mon
day showed little over-all change
from opening sales a year ago.
However quality Of the tobacco
was better It was estimated That
around l0 Of gross sales Was de-
llvered to the associations under
the Government loan program
The Virginia Department OF
Agriculture reports gross safes to-
tailed 722 .852 pounds and aver
aged $3.50 per hundred This
average was an increase Of Sl.l8
over the first day in 1856 The
poundage vas almost double that
of last years opening
Prices averaged lower than last
year for most heavy leaf grades
Declines amounted TO sl-o0 to
$500 per hundred with the S4.0e
decreases occurring for mixed
color The remaining groups were
firm To $500 higher As q whole
the number of gains ana losses
was about the same. Bulk Of the
. safes ranged from $1,000 10 s57-00
Highest price was $1,000 fol- few
baskets Of choice qualities Most
grades averaged Sl00 10 $500
above their loan rates
The tobacco consisted Of larger
percentages Of fair to choice quail
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
FHS P-TA 10 Meet
Thursday Night

The rarmville High School I'll
tn meets tonight Thursday at
s o'clock in the school auditorium.
Members Of the school Senior Til
Hi-Y will present a Christmas
program under direction OF Mrs.
Hollie Fleetwood, group sponsor.
The association will have It'll
quarterly business meeting preced-
ing THE Christmas program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Firemen Given 5000

The Prince Edward county
board OF supervisors appropriated
5000 to the Farmville Fire De-
partment this month. not $500 as
reported ii The Herald last FIJI
day
Through the appropriation, the
board acknowledged the service Of
the department. firemen a n d
equipment. In fire-fiehting work
In the county,.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Postoffice Opens
Longer Hours

Tarmyille Postofficc. stamp and
parcel post windows will open at
500 a m. and close at 600 y. m.
daily until Christmas. Postmaster
ID. w. Paulette announced.
Mail parcels and cards early
for Christmas delivery" he urges
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06

70 reach H.
Boxes viii be placed alt Farm
vile High School and Rice school
for contributions Of toys. clothing
and food Contributions also may
be left Al the Moose lodge on
Lonswood avenue.
Santa Claus will make special
tilp Christmas eve 10 deliver the
Boxes from shiny red fire truck.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06
Split Rail Tumbles 80 Freight Cars Over
lO6-Foot Trestle; Damage Over A Million
5 Crelumen MARKEDLY Escape Death

A split rail and fire Of Phenx this week caused
million dollars worth Of damage to the Vrgnian
Railway lire in Charlotte county
Early Monday morning an east bound freight train
struck 4 split rail the Cub creek treste deraing 81
Of the damaged and spread through the
age consuming ana their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-06

A DANGLING RAIL. BROKEN TIES AND DEBRIS mark the
freight that
bridge Phenx Monday he Norfolk bound
train hit spit rail l06 feet Creek
into the The
treStlc broke
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
Farm Pond Safety Glasses Set
By Extension Service, Red Cross

I'm an effort 20 reduce drown
in" U farm ponds throughout
TIA" state. the North Carolin;
Extension Service and the South
eastern area of the Red Cross
have worked out classes for So
lc,tcd Ill cla5 personnel.
Experienced and skilled :"
structors have been chosen t,
conduct the classes.
All instructors are yoluntc
and were selected by the Sou,.-
eastern Area Red Cross Offisn
c. u. Rapcr. county a@en'
stated that two carefully scle". e.
cd i'll clIh members from
Bladcn County and two from
Columbus County will form the
local class.
sammy Cole # Cla,'.au' ...
Horace Name" Of Ciarkton r.: .
are the two Columbus reprcscn.
tatirrs. and Billy Bryant, Ri. ,
Bladonboro and Maurice Ed
wards. r.. l, Bladenboro are
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
UNEMPLOYMENT CLAWS

During Way, 21G INITIAL claims
for unemployment c,mporsat y
we're filed in CONWAY Tn. ~.
D slight increase ION 2O5 nnr
month ago Jud .ULs,autial ! e.
crease from 263 orc year ago.
Continued claims. or weeks nici
for. amounted TO 2.aI8. A SLIGHT
decrease from $780, one montg.
ARC. and flight Increase from
1922 one year ago. Initial claim 8
were less than one year ago duC
to less mass lay offs ny manu-
featuring employers. Continu. 4
claims. or weeks claimed, were
less than one month ago due tn
a seasonal increase of job oppor-
lunitics. The increase from ono
year ago was due 10 the fact tIst
unemployed workers appeared
70 remain unemployed for lcug-
~ periods Of time. and 10 d
light uptrcnd in Unemployment
lin general Jvcr one year ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
THOMPSON VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Thompson
had visiting them recently 1T
their home & West Sixth ST.. their
son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Newton au3
children who came from New
Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs. New.or
received degrees in Religious
Education at the Southern Bap-
fist Seminary this spring and
are planning froeign missionary
work in the near future.
Also visiting the Thompsor"
We're their son and daurhter-ir-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Thomp-
son and family following service
IN the Armed Forces in ;"C
Azores, Island. They are now
in Macon. Ga. for a visit.
Too, the Charles Thompsons
Of Dccater. Alabama visited her"
and left Gerard, Gregory an.
Stephen here for an extcndcj
visit.