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Rhode Island. added that 1t would
wreck the treaty and destroy
the very thing the President is
trying to do"
Supporters hailed the plan as
q first. small step toward ulti-
mate disarmament.
An, earlier foreign relations
committee report said the
|agency's system of inspection
and safeguards" can provide "a
modest but significant testing
ground" for the more extensive
inspection that atomic disarma-
ment would require.
U. S. Offers Material
Mr.. Eisenhower has offered to
make 5000 Kilograms of fission-
able materials available to the
agency under satisfactory ar
rangements. Russia, which al
ready has ratified the treaty,
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Senator Bricker called the
Senates action IAN act of sui
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Democrats Aid President
In Atom Treaty Victory

cidal folly" but the Senate ma
jority apparently agreed with
the administration that the plan
provides ample controls to pre-
vent use Of nuclear materials for
military purposes.
Chairman Green. Democrat Of
Rhode Island. Of the Senate
Foreign Relations COMMITTEES
said adoption of the Bricker res
ervation would play into the
hands Of the Soviet Union"
Senator Pastore, Democrat OF
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AAAoo eAA0V AAaoe Nc AC0OAAC4 OC-
fore employees in non-air-con-
ditioned buildings can be ex-
cused for the rest Of the day:
Ninty-flve degrees and SIS pei
cent humidity, SO and So. 81
and 40, 90 and As, 90 and a.
100 and 80.
RETIREMENT FUND-Chair-
man Johnston Of the Senate
Civil Service Committee soon
win sponsor a bill to permit the
Post Once Department to bor-
row 50 billion from the civil
service retirement fund for q
postal building modernization
program.
The South Carolina Democrat
treasures Federal workers that
their civil service retirement
fund would in no way be jeop-
ardized. In fact, Senator john
ston declares the fund would be
strengthened.
Under the present system, the
Treasury borrows from the fund
and pays az per cent interest
Under Senator Johnston's bill
the Post once Department
would pay 3la per cent interest
per year asd would pay OF the
81 billion debt plus interest in
Is years. Thus, declares Senator
Johnston, the civil service re-
tirement fund would be aided
financially through the higher
interest payment.
PAY-Representative Broyhill
Republican Of Virginia, has en-
phasized the need for a speedy
end to pay hearings by the
House Civil Service Committee
in order to avoid a possible
pocket veto" BY President Eli
senhower. The Virginian said
delaying final action on Federal
pay raises until the final days OF
Congress could result in a Presi-
Dental pocket veto after ad-
journment without Congress
having q chance to override such
o veto.
Such a situation in 1854
deprived Federal workers Of 9
pay raise when Congress on the
final day of the session ap-
proved pay increases. only to SEE
President Eisenhower SUI s e.
quently pocket-veto it.
Indications are that the House
group will wind up its hearings
on postal pay legislation by Fri
day or next Monday at the
latest.
At yesterdays hearings. Rep.
resentative Hyde. Republican o.
Maryland, added his indorse'
ment to the previous ones made
by his area colleagues. Mr.
Broyhill and Representative
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Tough Release Policy
In Heat Again Decreed
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

This going to be another hot for Federal workers
non-ar-conditoned buildings particularly the temporary
structures
The Government once again has adopted tough policy
governing the dismissal Of employees buildings
sweltering days.
Here are the combination temperature and humidity read
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To NIHtN Bets
Gun touAy Dr. am s:30 pm
naSun tomorrow 0:42 am. s:37 pm
Moon IOoaH 1882 D m
one-half hour after sunset.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

mentS determination to cOntinu-
ally expand and enlarge Its power
at the expenses OF the rights
of our states and localities.
We are being oppressed and
hemnied in on all sides, he claim
ed. A grasping federal Judiciary
is necessarily gIawing away the
rights Of our people and the sove-
reignty Of our states by usurpation
Of authority never granted it by
the Constitution or by legislative
enactment"
The Fourth District Congress
man charged that there was IN
comparable waste and inefficiency
in the foreign aid program.
We cannot long survive eco
nomieally if the American taxpaJ
Ell is compelled TO carry the finan
cial burdens Of the world" he
said.
Going into detail. he noted that
the United States is providing
foreign aid to 50 Of the 81 coun-
tries nov in existence, with two
additional countries expected &c
be saudled upon our backs within
the next few months.
Literally millions and millions
Of dollars have been wasted and
thrown away" he said
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Jetersville Rural
Car rier Retires
After AZ Years

Clifton G. Wingo, a rural mail
carrieA for the Jetersville post
office retired August He has
served continuously for the past
~ years.
During this time Mr. Winso
has made many friends. all Of
whom regret his leaving" com
mentad Mrs. r. W. Vaughan,
postmaster. The post office en-
ployefs will miss his cheerful pres
ence, and they along with all the
rural patrons, extend their godd
wishes fer long and happy life
of retirement for Mr. Wingof
she added
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Am elia Road Trainee
Receives Promotion

r. / Hundley has been PRO
noted from Amelia engineering
trainee to assistant resident en-
gineek in King George county.
The announcement Of his pro-
motion was made Friday by the
state highway department. At the
same time eight men We're PRO-
noted to posts as assistant dis
trict engineers. effective in Sep
TENDER. The positions were an-
thorized two years ago, and we're
filled now because Of an increased
work load brought on by new in
terstate highway construction
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Amelia Farmers Hear Congressman
Galt For Resistance TO Judiciary

Amelia county farmers Saturday
heard their Congressman lash out
at the foreign aid program and
call for an about resistance to
What he called the unlawful
INVASION Ply the federal judiciary
upon the rights 81 the states ana
ins freedom Of our people
Rep Watkins Abbitt saw some
hope IL that an the last Il
months there mas been a gradual
awakening to realization
That we have allowed our govern
ment to develop into a huge. cen
tFali1ed monster"
He voiced opposition to what he
termed the United States Govern
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Powhatan lie gioner
Strikes Out at UN

Resolutions deploring the fly
ing OF the United Nations flag
at jamestown and Opposing the
surrender of any part of United
States sovereignty to the United
Nations were sponsored by d Pow
hatan man at the Virginia de
partment OF American Legion con-
vention in Richmond last week.
w r. Blandford. Powhatan
commonwealth attorney. vas en-
sponsor Of the measures. along
with Ernest GoodI' ich, Virginia
department judge advocate and
Surry county commonwealth aH-
torney
The resolutions were presented
to the Anericanisrn committee
which approved the resolution
calling on the Legion to ask
jamestown festival officials to ra-
move the UN flag. leaving only
the United States and Virginia
banners.
Also approved BY the committee
were resolutions to oppose firth
er extension of federal contrb
into areas historically reserved t b
the states ana asking Virginia
members Of Congress to hold fast
in their opposition to any weak !
ening of our present Immigration
laws" in face of ali assault tn
open still further OUR doors tn an
influx Of. persons With ideologi4s
foreign to our own.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Beaumont Staff
Changes Made
>y


Andrew Colts began his duties
m mld-July as assistant superin-
tendent Of Beaumont Industrial
School filling 4 vacancy created
by the resignation Of Joseph G.
Bonuccelli, il.
Another resignation. that of
Herbert B Whitmer Superintend-
emit leaves vacant d post expected
to BE- filled this month. Whitmsr
and his wife will teach III Harrl-
sonburg.
Unsettled conditions at the
school, which have Been growing
worse over the past three years,
last month resulted il Herbert A.
Kruger. chief of THE bureau oil
probation ana detention far the
state department of Welfare and
institutions. b Elm 9 placed in
charge Of the school Whitmer' IS
RESIGNATION came Soon afterwards.
Wlitmer was the fifth supern-
tendent the institution HUH hsd
since 1850 II order. they were The
late Paul s. Blandtofd Carol
Minor now head 81 tha division
of youth services Krueger M.
McLaan ana Whitmer
A staff turnover Of about 25
percent a year has further con-
tributad IN poor morale at the STATE
training school fnr White boyS INV
Gated III Pownatan county
The number OF rmaways has
increased and the school popu-
lation Increased from 270 to 344
IA three months.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Key Agricultural Bankers Note Shift
10 Credit For Capital Improvements

Virginia farmers meet the bulk
Of their credit needs with loans
from their local banks.
During 1856. Virginia bankers had
a total Of s8a ,729 600 IN loans out
standing To farmers. compared with
l79 i52 909 a year ago. according to
j. G. L.icEerson and w. R. Parker
agricultAfal key bankers in Amelia
and FoWhatan counties, respec-
lively
OF this total. S45.li2,00O were in
production loans and s38.6l7 900 in
farm mortgages in Virginia In
addition, Virginia banks held
81, log 0on III Commodity Credit Cor
poration paper
Dickafson com m en- e par
ticdlarlv on the increase in farm
capital requirements to the present
high levels,
This increase has created a
growing need for loans with repay
ment periods Of longer than one
Year Banks are meeting this need
IN part BY using larger proportion
Of real estate credit to finance non
real estate developments, he
added
He noted that the Shift to com
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

Ne stored fol- winter feeding al
ready has been fed
Powhatan vas the ninth Virginia
county to request designation as a
drought disaster area. Should the
DESIGNATION be made. the county
would be eligibla for long term
loans reduced feed prices and re
duced hay shipment prices for its
farmers.
Il W Henry Powhatan county
agent noted that the drought con
ditionS are worse than thosa Of the
early l950's
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

paratively greater u$e of reaI es-
tate credit for capital Improvements
and production purpcses S indicated
by estimates that over one half Of
All farrn teal estate loans are now
used for production ana operating
expenses, new machinery. improve
ment Of livestock herds and. similar
items
Parker added that these invest
mentS made through use 0f longer
term bank loans have contributed
substantially to the efficiency and
progress Of Virginia agriculture
H reported that 2aa If the 3i2
Insured commercial banks III VIr-
glnia, including both Unicn Bank
and Trust company In Amelia and
Bank CT PoWhatan, served agricul-
ture BY making farm loans during
1856
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

Cecp Ylelds which may fail as Tow
TN 25 pef oeRt u normal last week
bruaehi ae41n ffan Tar PqWhatan
county beard Of Supervisors.
The sea Ivis9-s, without dissent
asked PaFke c Hfiaileg stata eanl-
missioner Ell agriculture tn be in-
claded ii hls report 10 the governor
ihat PaWhaian 3e declared a dis
asteg afea and eNgihla to receive
aAch aid as 4na4 ba available
4MHty FoWhatan farmers. REPRE-
seating aii ar1a s 81 tAa COUNTY. he
ecuaw agent any aH d the board
members attended, Iha meeting A.
ali'Ee9 tafen atnDAg the farmers "A.
thc uhHg ne supplemented by Il @
eaai survey taken by Professional.
agilcHia9fe workers. indicates that
conditions afe beeominp more
serious
TOBACCO HIS been the leasf all
fcted pv n.y. slrouaht. rha ctsp Isl
expected to be between S. md so
par cent Fl NORMAL this scar Small
RlTan yleld Is expected to be ah0at
n pel ceHt ~ normal
Cora fol- s.laee Is Apeeted u drop
e 80 per eellt u normal VIA corn
tar gfa!a Of l1w Of 29 pet. cent
M TIKI normal yleld
f'.u4k44t-a s4sIff.Aa,s fAee .4s..t ,4s,ss4f
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
AIS Coach to Attend
Charlottesville Clinic

Wayerly E. Copley Group III
District 3's newest coach, viii att
tend the Virginia High School
coaches clinic at the University
of Virginia IN Charlottesville Au-
gust 6 through 10
copley. who viii begin HIS first
year Us varsity coach at Amelia
High School this fall. coached
junior varsity teams this past
year He was appointed coach
when Philip F Boepple' was adj
vanced from coach TO principal OF
Amelia HIGH School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Mrs. IerreII's Sister
Dies in Roanoke

Mrs Myrtle H Bryant. Of Hol-
Inns. died July a at Lewis Gale
Hospital II Roanoke Her hus-
band WI A Bryant, ana one Ssh
ter. Mrs y n Terrell, Of Powha-
tan. ana several nleces and neph :
ews survive
Funeral services Were conduct
ed lii Enon Baptist church NV her
pastor ROY w L Corder Burial
was in Evergreen Burial Park.
Roanoke
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
Morven News
Morven News
Black Widow Bite
Said Cause OF
Illness In Morven

Mrs. Morton Barden is getting
along satisfactorily since re-
turning home from Southsitie
Hospiatl
Mi and Mrs Harold Stockner
spent last Sunday with her mo-
Their Mrs. Della Woodan, III Rich
mond. MIS- Woodall has been siak
Mr.. and Mrs, Gene Morris i'd
Sterling Morris, Of Midlothlan n.
spent last Saturday night and
Sunday with his parents. Nil.
and Mrs. Ned Morris.
Mrs. Ida Stockn4r recently VIZ
sited her daughter Mrs. Hunter
Haas at Midlothian.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

Wavna Mcmillan. III Richmond.
spant iast Week With his Grand
parents AH ana Mrs. Malcolm
Dawson
Donnie Lynch was very i'll last
week fort several days with what
the doctor thought was i black
widow spider bite He is much
better now
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Norris last Sunday Were Mr and
Mrs. Robert Coleman and daugh-
ter. Faith. Of Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs Wesley @ Morris and chill
dren, Susan and Robyn, Of Mid
lothian ATrs Harvey Mcmillan
ana children, Linda and Wayne
OF Richmond, and Billy and
Douglas Dawson.
Our community was saddened
by the death Of Mrs. Mary Grey,
q lifelong resident IN this Sec
tfoa '7 '~s~se
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

The Lawrence family reunion
was held last Sunday at the home
Of j. p. Lawrence. Seventy-five
people were present including All
the brothers and sisters N the
Laurence family
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06

At present rates. SIS per cent Of
patients with uterine cancer are be
ing saved Bit the American Cancer
Society says 70 Der cent are now
saved when The disease is diagnosed
and treated early.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-06
PoWHaTAN ITEMS

Mr. and MIS- James Terrell. Of
Philadelphia Pa are visiting his
Dn Mr1 4. \ Bsn continues autse
H
, 1957-04-30
TUESDAY, APRIL 80, 1857
'lattery brings friends : : truth enemies

FlaherY brings friends - truth enemies
for confirmation as Commissioners. They are Leon Mawson, Donald
Boreham and Commander Reardon.
There is no doubt that MI. Mawson will be confirmed as Com
missioner of Public Safety. Based on his past performances, al
though much of what is here being referred to is not known public
ly, he will always show the same interest in St. Croix as he does
in St Thomas and ST. John.
AS a matter Of fact, there were times when he demonstrated,
by act and deed, far more interest in matters affecting this Island
than the Crucian members of the particular group.
It is felt that Mr.. Boreham, too, will be confirmed. 1t cannot
be denied that not one of the experts" brought down here over
the past few years, has shown superior knowledge of their tasks.
Nothing is known of Commander Reardon here. 1t is understood
that he is demanding $4,000 annually Commissioners get $1,000,
and a contract for five years, regardless of whom the Governor
might be.
It is said that the Commander might be very optimistic that
he could last for more of his declining years; but indications are
he is very near the end = of time.
The Commander is evidently some man 1.-THE fact that he
has made these demands and some legislators are leaning in his
direction, even before he is confirmed, Well, one can never tell
TIL Virgin Islands Carnival for. 1857 viii Hong be remembered.
Miss Melba Canegata of St. Croix was Queen, and a mighty fine
one at that. But a few ST. Thomians were angry because the candi-
date of their choice did not wiz.
We thought it was all in fun and very healthy for the success
of future carnivals.
In spite of everything - a good time was had by all!
It is predicted that ST. Croix will get some sort OF attention
from the Administration, instead of the crumbs which fall from
the appropriations table. Well, we'll see.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. WI II Jovner are
LYING On Rdxbury road Mr JOINER
joined rhe bhysics department All
HampdFn-sFfiney ca'Iege This year.
Dr. and Mrs. J Edgar Hayns-
worth and ! E aagnsworth. Jr.
Of Lynchonlg visited qll the Hill
Tuesday Tie Hayaswosths entered
their son II Hamnaen-Sydney COL
lege.
Or. and Mrs. Earl Overcast and
son. Kelly Of Danyilisa. were guests
Of the II B Oyercashes on the Hill
this week Kelly Oyarcash. entered
Hanipden-Sydney C0liegr Tuesday
Mr. ana Mrs z Ronald Riley
Mr. ana Mr. Gregory tsolburn and
Mrs. Joe S. Riley. all Of -Indianapo-
lis, Md, We're guests in the T A.
Riley home this week
Gene Ward and jessie sandefson
visited Nh, and Mrs, y. r. Crowder
III Callao during the WINK end
Gray Wilkerson. Of. Richmond
spent the week end here with his
mother. Mrs EverA. W4lkerson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

,.---.1--- ~. 1--'.-' 7-------
0o' '1is'.- ~ .sl. !
Uuylng trip In Washington p NJ.
Baltimore Md and Philadelphia
Pa
,-.
MRS. ! " oiooAs Pr -,
week IN Riehnlp'la VIZ -lsl s9--
ana fanny All aho Nila' Y iiiial ~
X Efooks
I'LL, s H. no,,-. rs,,ss so,.,,,.
HI, =, o,ahsao.,a ara hop,a "A
I'LL 1f,li
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
p, ,onn( Msnti;on

Nj and Mrs. john Wilson spent
several Gays this week with Mrs.
cIla KEYS II johnson City, Tenn.
Or and Mrs r L. CraWley have
moved INTO tile Thornton place at
Ranpden sydney.
Nh and Mrs William B Dunseth
and children are living on the Hill
AZ the Usage
Dr and Mrs. LEE Ryan recently
returned from tour Of the New
England states ana Quebec. Canada.
j A. Armistead, Jr., OF South
Hill and his guest, Peter Haynes,
III sydney Australia. who is on
j world tour. visited Mrs J. A.
Almistead ana Miss Frances
Aamistead recently
Among thoseN who attended a
hat show II Richmond Tuesday
we're Mrs. Lloyd Arehart. Mrs.
Halle Laine. Mrs Roy Pearson,
MIS- B. T Taylor Jr Mrs. Fred
II Hamburg. Jr., Mrs c. Willard
Hart and Mrs. w. C. Fitzpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Macdonald,
81 Norfolk, are guests Of Mr. Mac
Donaldis brother and slster-in-
JAW aIr ana Mrs W 4. Mae
Donald
MI. and Mrs Donald d. Hook
and daughter Karen. have re-
turned To Durham n g. after
spending 4 week with Mrs HOOK )
parents DF and Mrs II Conrad
Blackwell
Mrs. {. K. Chrismonn Will leave
to spend few days in
johnson City Tenn, with Mrs.
Calla Keys
MI and Mrs. Winston Noel and
children. Bruce and Scotty. were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. station
Noel IN Goldsboro, n c.. for the
week end.
Barbara Ennis. Shannon Fran
ces. Valerie LeeSe- Faye Martin
and Kitty ROSE Glenn were among
those VINO attended the Show Of
stars IN Richmond Saturday Al
so 10 Leslie Andrews Shirley
Betty Andrews. Frank
Organ. Donald Gates and Tom
my Jenkins.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

MIR and MIS-. II. c. Lauehlin. Of
Chevy Chase. Md, are guests Of
MI and Mrs. T, A McCorkle this
week. The McCorkles and their
guests toured williamsburg and
jamestown.
j. &c Bruce is spending Two
months in Richmond. where he IL a
member Of the campaign staff Of
the Democratic nominee for COVER
nor.
Mrs " S. Morton. Miss Jose
phine fowler. Walter fowler and
Eugene fowler attended the funeral
81 Mss Florence Frank AZ Bethle-
hem Presbyterian church In Char
lotte county Sunday Miss Frank
was former resident Of the Beth
lehem community who had lived in
Richmond for the last several years
william Mcnwaine has returned
to Ashland, where he is With the
English department Of Randolph
Macon College
Elby Turner Of Powhatan. was a
recent guest OF Mrs Emma K.
CoWan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dahl were
in Charlottesville Monday 2or d
tea given for the parents Of tha
stud ents entering engineering
work at the University Of Vir-
ginia
AIr. and Mrs. A. r. Mefchent
and son. Al are nome aftet
spending eight weeks in CHAR
lottesville, where Mr. Merchent
did graduate work al the Univer-
sity Of Virginia
MIR and Mrs Morris G. Smith
were week end guests OF Mrs,
Smiths brother and sister law
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. i'll
Takoma Park. Md They wera
joined there BY their daughter, Miss
Thelma Ann Smith. Of Winchester
and attended the wedding OF theill
nephew Donald Smith. to Miss GER
aldine Dickerson Saturday at this
First Methodist church IN Hyatts4
vile.
Mrs. George Johnson is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. w. c. Harding and
Mrs. Lloyd Davis, in Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Diosie Bowe, Of norfolk. was an
overnight guest of bis mother, Mrs
James Bowe tha week
Mr. and Mrs, W. 3. Jordon. q!
Portland, Ore. Mrs. J G Jordcn,
.of Coahurn. and Ms. T. NJ. Jcrdon.
of Merton. are guests ofstheir sister
and Utether-in-law. NJ. and AIrs u.
W Ward
Nc: ana Mrs y. 9. shelby. and
fanl.ly. moved to Dublin. Ca. this
week
AR. and Mrs. J. L CuIpepper.
and family of Richmond, ana Mn
1and Mars. Earl Sheffield " Ports
mouth, were recent guests NJ the
Waiter Morton home.
ts ,of Mr.. and Mrs. G, W.
u III any during the week end
vafe Mr. Abernathy's sister ana
broaher-in-law Alr and Mrs ~
Floyd u Lawrenceyille
Mrs win Meadows Of Appomaf
jny5 vas "a guest Of Mrs. Matte
'lispis this week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Mr ana Mrs X Beri.lay Webs
and Mr.. and MIS-. Arnold ,iiil. Jr-,
were ga rs III the I.e1 Wells home
during tie week era
Dr. A. Tyree Finch attended the
fourth district Medical Society Of
Virginia meeting IN Chase City
Tuesday
MIS-. Charles Hen drick. and
DAUGHTERS. and MIS- Lille Allard
visited relatives in Richmond and
PETERSBURG during the week end
Mrs l. Sample. Of Honaker.
was guest ID the M r Farrier
home this week
Mrs w H Wilkerson and Mrs
w j. Johnson and her daughter
are guests OF Mrs Wilkersoa Is
mother. Mrs y r. Driskil n
Richmond
Miss Sally Evans. Of Iynchburg
ana Miss Ann Paige Jones have ~
turned f n Lexington. where they
attended the Elliott-Foltz wedding
Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

Mi and Mrs. {. 4 Bates, and
son. jimmy 81 Mars Ill., N G.
we're X ests Of Mr. and MIS- Dorsey
iIlaaia LIST week TAa .HgaHsea
and thalr guests spent several day
at tirg;lia Beach
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13
Shower tIonors
Miss Peggy >5Iayton

Miss Peggy slay.on was hcl.ored
d, bridal shower September 7
n. Lhe hcn1 Of Mls II. n. lag
Mrs F.,y slayt.r ard MIS- Iegly
Slay.on were c0-hostesscs
MISS slayson's marriage " wal
ter CartwIishi Jr, viii take place
later th's month.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-13

stadies III 4. Bureau y Mnes
make II possible t9day to salyaaa
through more effective prepEr7'icn
thousands OF dolars worth Of cca!
formerly lost a wasi N Was Ing
Ion State and hlasha