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Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
Reserve Officers
Complete Course
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than 80 percent of the military edu-
cation a cadet receives before he is
commissioned.
During the first three weeks of
summer camp, the cadets were at
Fort George q. Meade, Maryland,
living in barracks and absorbing
the daily routine of life on a large
army post Training consisted Of
rife and machine gun range firing,
leadership, signal communications,
map reading, tactics, mine warfare
and field fortificatiOns.
The fourth and fifth weeks were
spent at the "A. p. Hill Military
Reservation, Virginia, where the
cadets experienced life and train
ing under field conditions; day
night marches, sleeping in tents,
plus the old army problem of keep
ing potatoes and pudding separated
while eating from mess kits. Tech
nical training covered the subjects
of recOilless weapons, mortars, ma
chine guns and military tactics. A
combined arms demonstration gave
the cadets a view of combat branch
es operating as a team.
The sixth and final week saw
the cadets returning to Fort Meade
with a marked change from civil
ian to soldier. During this last
week, presentation of awards, dress
parades and closing ceremonies
interspersed with release process
ing kept the cadets well occupied.
Among the students departing
for their homes, eligible to be com
missioned second lieutenants upon
successful completion of their next
academic year, were: Don F. Lull,
Raymond G. ,Sneller, Jr, Marshall
w. Jones, and John B. WEIGH, all
from the University of Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
DOCTOR-BARRISTER
CHARLOTTEsvTLLE Va.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. = Up
"A doctor of medicine, DR.. Charles
]. Frankel, Jr., received a bach
elOr of laws degree at the Univer-
sity of Virginia this year.
DR.. Frankel, associate professor
of orthopedic surgery at the Uni
sity, has been working five years
for the law degree. He said any
body associated with the Univer-
sity ought to take advantage of the
opportunities offered. Further
more, he is conducting a class for
law students in the fundamentals
of medicine so they will have a
better background for litigation ir-
volving personal injury.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
Disability Freeze
Until July l, 1858

continued from page one)
service-connected disability with
out any reduction in the amount
of his disability insurance benefits
under social security. These chang
es, significant to persons who have
been disabled for some years and
to those with service-connected dis
ability, became effective when
President Eisenhower signed P.L.
109.
The purpose of the disability
freeze" is to prevent those years
during which a severe and indefi-
mite disability keeps a person out
of work from counting against him
on eligibility for benefits or on the
amount of his benefits. A person
cannot qualify for the freeze" un-
less, in addition to meeting disa-
bility requirements, he has worked
for at least five years under social
security and for about 115 years
during the 3-year period just be-
fore his disability began.
Until the recent change in the
law, a period of disability could
earlier than II months before ap-
plicatiOn for the freeze, unless the
application was made before the
end of June 1857. For this reason,
a disabled person who failed to
make his claim before the end of
June, and who had become dis
abled before January i, 1855, would
have lost his right to have his So
cial security record frozen because
he could not possibly meet the
work requirements, Moreover, with
out the freeze" he might have lost
future rights to any social security
benefits for himself or his family,
because at the time he dies or be-
comes 65 he may not have the re-
quired work credit. The law, as
now amended, gives those who
were disabled before January /,
1855, until June 80, 1858, to file an
application for the disability freeze
to protect their rights to old-age,
survivors, or disability insurance.
The amendment relating to dis
abled veterans modified the off
set" provision in the law so that a
social security disability insurance
benefit will not be reduced because
of compensation payable to a vet
eran by the Veterans Administra-
ton for his service connected dis
ability. Milbouer pointed out that
the offset continues to apply in
cases involving veterans pensions
which are paid on account of nom
service-connected disability.
Truth is the last thing some ed
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
James A. Cartwright
Takes Sales Course

Continued from page one)
o explore teaching techniques to
De used in sales training programs
or ION the line" statesmen in the
ientaI equipment and supply busi-
ness. The seminar was prepared
specifically for the dental trade
md is the first of its kind to be
offered to the industry.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
Cats Funeral Held
In DOUeT. On Monday
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In addition to his widow, Mr.
Cats is survived by his father
Henry j. Cats, of near Whining
ton; a step-son, David S. Hugg, OF
Milford; two sisters, Mrs. Carlisle
Simon and Mrs. Clarence Simon
both of Wilmington, and two bro
theirs, Victor B. Cats, of Whining
ton, and John B. Cats, of Parkers-
burg, w. Va.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
FOUNDER OUT

IONIA, Mich. = Up = Allan NJ
Williams, who claims to be the or
iginator of highway roadside
parks, has resigned as engineer
manager of the Ionia County Road
Commission. Williams established
what is believed to be the first
roadside park in 1923 in Michigan's S
Ionia County.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
EARTHLY sERSoN

wEwoRA. Okla = Up The
Rev. Harvey Scott Of the Church
Of Christ was delivering a Sunday
sermon when he was interrupted
by mere mundane message:
Calling Car No. II. Calling Car
No. IL"
A check showed that a quirk
caused the church public address
system to pick up police calls.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
JUDGE CUPID

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. - Up -
Cupid is not unknown in the U. S.
District Court here.
Judge Waldo Rogers recently let
two federal prisoners out from be-
hind bars for 80 minutes to get
married.
Both had pledged guilty to in
terstate transportation of stolen
car.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

A silo is the best place to save
the value of corn crop damaged
by drought. Water should be added
only If the forage is too dry to
pack we'll in the silo.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

Fifteen per cent of all fertilizer
mixtures today are granulated. it
has been estimated by the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture.
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

LOCAL SALESMAN WINS PRIZE
Atwood Tucker, Jr., salesman at
Warren Furn. Co., is shown receiv-
ing a prize of l share of Pan
American Always stock which he
won in the Harvard Bed Frame
$4,000 Blue Chip Sweepstakes con-
Quoted recently by the Harvard
Mfg. Co, of Cleveland, 0hiU.
Presenting the stock is John
Babiarz, Harvard Frame sales
representative
The novel Sweepstakes, limited to
Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
DOG DAYS FOR DEANS

ALAMOGoRDA, N. M. = up =
If your name is Dean, you had bet
ter stay away from the corner of
Vermont avenue and 18th street
here. A large yellow dog took a
bite out of Charlie Dean and Ray
Dean at different times one after
noon. The men aren't even related,
Police Chief Clarence Walker said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY.. DEC. "a. 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14

a generation age ihe Congressional Record reported
ihe authenticity OF the hesnss by Christian Science Of ell
the ills that heirs Our sdverssries forced
fine investigation that report Inc outcome given
in the c. Sentinel OF thar period.
C. s. HIGHER MISSION GAINING MOMENTUM!
OR beloved Leader has sisted thar The HIGHER MIS-
SION or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS TO TAKE AWAY THE
SINS or THE WORLDS
That higher mission WI effect THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS Fevsisiion and the so-caed hesins will be
an swske-iro apprehension Ct the eternsly perfect,
REAL nations Of Gods ONE AND ONLY CREATION tnesh-
less rafieess spiritual christkeD eisrnay popvIsfing,
SUPER s4TURATiNc the entire universe with ineorrvps-
iba avu'erabe o1ripresenf heaven and eternal life.
wherein an o. Is find or rve being Gods eternal image
s,5 skaree-f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
MD's Nix Courses
CONTINUED from Page u

CONTINUED from Page u
TT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIckENETH! THE
WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU THEY ARE SPIRIT
AND THEY ARE LIFE"
NoN-cHRIsTIAN SCIENTIST HEALERs AND
CLERGY SATAN BOUND" EVERY SINGLE ONE -
NOT IN OBVIOUS WickEDNESs BUT IN MYTH.
Lc.A-L, DEviLIsH. ANTIcHRiST, MuRDERoUs CAIN
PSEUDO CREATION ERRORS DELUSIoNsl
HENCE JESUS TO TRUTH-SEEkiNc RULER, Nc0-
DEMUS: I'VE MUST BE BORN AGAIN"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
Down With Featherbeds-

(connued from Back Page)
In winter, three must be hired around the clock
Just to watch ihermostat.
II the builder strikes water he hired to
do nothing but watch the pump second If second pump
is used.
. Steam shovel operators demand oer in the cab
behind Them
The dreary list goes and Just the Of build
ing go up and up
II construction falls off because of high costs because
is being priced out Of the market unemployment in the
building trades will increase But il costs can be brought
down by permitting make the efficient
Of man power, tools and materials, demand for
buildings will RISE with bigger market and consequently
employment and prosperity for union members The
sensible thing would be put end featherbeddng
other restrictive practices and give the home buyer
his moneys worth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14

Science sHrins ss psrsseslsn ~ ced md man, end *
elvsvensss Of Gods perfect. christiiks erss'ienI
She fsIs eonpesely pro1sesd before reaehne her se
ping peins-sss on. did NE ard followed hss n
. long walk her home Upon rssehins ~ 'ns 'Srnse
around and said 10 him. something like is Us shsrs any
thing can Do for. YOU? Can Be hsPfuif"
Reply: when in that railway cor. meant 10 90 YOU
oress injury but someihns and before YOU
COT on was dsssrminsd would sst of also when you did,
and follow you protect you from anyone who might
seek 10 do you inivry"l
II vas al very convincing and in harmony with shs
testimonies given by G. girls and wo"s" from
fine time.
NOTE TO r. c. PRIESTHOOD - SATAN BOUND"
EVERY SINGLE ONE. UP TO AND INCLUDING THE
POPE q.
MANS EXTREMITY IS GODS oPPoRTuNiTY"l
THE COL OssAL FRAUD THE DEVIL HAS PERPETRATEO
UPON Youth many cases. most earnestly desirous
Of performing the works Christ but fhwared again and
again by ssisn's svbefy, not understood by yov-THAT
A HUMAN PERSONALITY. THE VIRGIN MOTHER.
is NOT THE MOTHER OF coD!l
HOW LONG CAN SUCH DEvlLISH SPIRITUAL
LUNAcY DEFRAUD MuLTI-MiLLioNs7
AND So YOUR GIRLS AND WOMEN ATTRACT
THE DEVIL - ANIMAL MAGNETISM
BUT THESE POOR EWES ARE DEFENsELEsS.
HAVING BEEN DEFRAUDED NOW FOR OVER 30
YEARS OF THE SECOND COMING OF THE CHRIST"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, VIA WOMAN" Matt. 1885
PRESENTING THE PROMISED COMFORTER" or
JESUS!
THAT wicked AND ADuLTERoUs GENERATION"
COULD NOT BEAR THE MANY MORE THINGS
JESUS HAD TO REVEAL
YOU WILL FIND WHEN you HAVE HAD SAUL
TO ST. PAUL AWAKENING AND CONVERSION THAT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE is TRULY CATHOLIC
UNIVERSAL! AND ON THE BASIS or JESUS BEING
THE MODEL CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. ALL LEADERS,
MASSES AND PEOPLES WILL. HERE AND Hereafter,
BECOME CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
THE DEvIL-THAT GIGANTIC FRAUD AND
MY-T-H!-cANNoT FAIL TO LOSE EVERY SINGLE
ONE OF HIS DuPEs!
MRS EDDYs GODS SECOND" NARY FREQUENT
LY STATED POSITION: FOLLOW YOUR LEADER
ONLY SO FAR AS SHE FOLLOWS CHRIST!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
$500 Years Behind The Times!-

ALL THE NoNcHRIsT SCIENTIST 'HEALERs!
KING ASA SOUGHT NOT UNTO THE LORD BUT
UNTO THE PHYscIANs"-SlN ENsLAvEor-sij-
SPIRITUAL LUNAcY OF CORRUPT JUDAISM. or THE
MYTHICAL. DEvILIsH, ANTi-cHRlsT. ADAM
EVE, MURDERoUs CAIN EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS !--PRopUcED EXCEED
INcLY GREAT DISEASE IN ASA'S FEET" UNDER.
STANDING D-cHRsTLIkE. DiviNELY SCIENTIFIC
CORRECTION NOT AVAILABLE land ANOTHER
CARCASS AWAITS DISPOSAL u Chr. l6.
CARCASS A MYTHICAL. MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGE OF SPIRITUALLY BANKRUPT THINKING.
TESTiFYNc TO A THINKING SuFFocATioN,
REQUIRING A CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH SPIRITUAL
REGENERATION over THERE THAT COLLECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS CALLED THE NEXT WoRLDI
MDs NIX COURSES FOR osrEoPArHs
free Prsss)
GRAND RAPIDS-The Michigan State Medical Soeisfy's
House of Delegates Monday night turned thumbs down
motion suggesting for oseopahs the medical
schools Of the University OF Michigan and Wayno Slate
University.
The annual report Of the healing study committee
recommended passage But she house tabled The motion
until the osteopaths came to them.
Objections that oseopahs might trade The fact
that they had taken the medical school and the
courses might attract oseopshs the State which already
has 1900 Of them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
The Ten Commandments
Continued from Back Pase)

Those who yearn for peace in the world would do we'll
10 show initiative in fvrherng both thorough knowledge
and faithful observance Of The Ten Commandments.
~ is impossible to have peace when the Deeaogve is
unknown. ignored Aoued Each individual therefore,
make important contribution 10 law and order by
showing conscientious regard for these divine mandates
From Rev. tFr) James keIer's book. "a DAY AT A
TIME" tp l52). which dear Rev. Keller kindly gave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
Reveals Theft
CONTINUED from Page u
COMMUTE TALK

After 2omnus interrogation Of crsenyIsss In Lewis
burg Pa Federal Penensry Robert Norris chief counsel
OF fhe Senate internal security subcommittee. decIsred
ereens'ass's testimony shows the Importance Of 60
pionase In providing the Soviet Union with head start In
the safeifemissiIe development field"
0reens'ass IS, now serving lsyssv term atomic
spy told Morris the research papers were obtained and sed
by julius Rosenberg to the Soviet Union.
TWO EXECUTED
Rosenberg head Of widespread atomic espionage ring,
was executed with his wife Ethel In 1859.
inc committee which began investigation Of the leakage
OF americas defense secrets went Lswsbvrp get hs
possible explanation for the Soviet Unions present superb
orify In missiles and satellites
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14

my ~sss end GREATER ssII ~ 4. ~ lsvs kssp
my cemmsndmsnss."
nv. eap's CHRISTIAN ae1alteE Tsxreook,
sseead chsc1sa ~A1oNQ1opQ AsO eVcnAkI
Presents cHRisTLnN &ANI.T.v, wtncH TIVE
"&ATADo oouo1or uooteHo13T 1fleNIISI CLERGY
GveRY SINGLE oeU-AeoD U6elR LAYMgN WILL
ACCEPT ~ puG TAAei
THE WAGES or SIN" WILL 500 70 THAT -
THE CHRISTENING Or THE LORD" DIVINE LOVE
And O. sst divine revelation. That rs chapter Prsysr
II Is teaching al peoples
GEORGIA BLAST TOLL NAY RISE AeovE Is
BY esnno sases l0etroif Tines
VILLA RIGA Ca, Dec. s UNsl-Rsseus eFsws rsmeyIns
debris the shattered downtown sheppsS srss ripped
BY sss explosion said today that hs dssfh foil may b
than the known IS
At least rs persons injured yestsrdsy IN ths blast
and fire that IsvsIsd half block.
Civil Defense Director Bill Frsdeeks ssd That Is bodies
have been recovered three Of them burned badly that
identification almost impossible.
TOLL MAY RISE
He added:
THE death toll may rise number Of persons still
believed trapped in the debris
Many Of the dead and injured Christmas shopping
when the blast attributed faulty gas line, dsmolshsd
Drugstore dress shop l0eenf store grocery store ewsy
store and florist shop.
superintendent Of the municipality owned gas system.
working the faulty line in The drvgssorss basement
the time Hixon killed.
Rescue squads burrowed through tons OF debris where
the demolished buildings stood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14

tcresss PIE. News. nan
The lighting Of her eisarss caused Mrs. LovIse r.
sanders to LOSE CONTROL or HER CAR and run Into
light pole. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
Georsia's Wages Of SIM
CONTINUED from Back Page
Christ Science Messiah Declaration
OF independence" imperative!

VI independence imperative.
FOR LIBERATION FROM THE MYTHICAL,
DEviLiSH. ANTIcHRIST. ADAM-EvE MuRDEROUS
CAIN. JUDAS kNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO
CREATION, WHICH WOULD MAKE nae, GOD, a LIAR,
coNTRADIcTINc THE iNcoNTRovERTleLE
REVELATION, 1000 B. C., Gen. lst ch.-cREATOR,
CREATION. AND UNIVERSE. EXTERNALLY VERY
cooD"I
PART
SLOPPY THINKING. DISCIPLINE. PRAYERS. EDu-
CATION. POLITICS. cuLTURE-No-T DOMINATED
BY NY SECOND COMING" MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
TO ALL PEOPLES - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE u AcKNoWL-
EDcEMENT or SAME AND OBEDIENCE THERETO.
TOGETHER WITH ITS REvELAToR. MY. GODS.
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES, SECOND" MARY.
BAKER EDDY. CANNOT BE THWARTED s,
CHRIST JESUS AS SAvioR--"THE WAY, THE
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"-Is. IN HONESTY. POORLY
ACCEPTED BY THE NoN-cHRiST SCIENTISTS
THEIRS IS ONLY A WHlTEWASH. PARTICIPATING
ACCEPTANCE - THE DEVIL MAKING OUT AN
IRRATIONAL RELIANCE UPON THE BLOOD or
JESUS CHRIST = ss Jesus In John i4:I2 says,
tconnvsd Next Column Top)
Papago Indian news., 1957-11-01
PRINCESS COlITLSST

The PapagT vas at t
November 6t
Eannel
Of a
ing tn
liz.
Division in Judy in the princess contest and displayed her talent
judged
Papago Indian news., 1957-11-01

barbara Antoine, Chuichu
Margaret lianuel, Chuicilu
GerTlaine Thomas, Chuicl1u
l.argaret hanuel, Chuichu
barbara iIltone, Chuichu
Patricia liguel, Chuichu
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

III eloquence that would surely
have been applauded by Patrick
Henry himself. the Attorney General
of Virginia. j. Lindsay Almond. Jr.,
paid tribute to the fundamental
principles espoused by Henry. and
condemned the Capitalization of
power now present in Washington
Almonds Address
If We are To survive. we must
adhere to the principles Of liberty
and freedom for which Patrick
Henry s 0 D d," warned Almond
May Virginians ever be grateful
TO him and keep alive the memory
Of one Of the greatest men who
ever lived"
In describing Henry, Almond said.
His was a voice Of music. sooth-
ing In It's resonance and penetrating
in its devastating thunder. with a
natural eloquence Of style and man
ner."
Taking a shot at one Of his favor
tie targets. Almond said that after
one month Of studying law Henry
knew more than some Of the
judges who sit on the highest tri-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31

ates. al the presidents home. A
lantern parade will be held on the
college campus at 1890 pm.
On Sunday, at II am, the bac-
calaureate service will be held.
The Longwood choir will sing
"Cherubim Song" by Tschaikov-
sky, preceding the baccalaureate
sermon by the Rev. DR., Lacy.
The graduates and the mem
berS of the college faculty will
form an academic procession and
proceed from the student building
TO Jarman Auditorium for the
commencement exercises at 3 pm.
Oh. c. Lloyd Arehart. pastor of
the Farmville Presbyterian church,
will give the invocation. followed
by Darden's commencement ad-
dress The LongUood choir Will
sing Haydn's ''Lo, My Shepherds
Hand Divine after which Lark
ford viii confer the degrees on the
graduates and announce the names
OF honor graduates. Lutkin's
Choral Benediction7 by the Long
wood ensemble. will close the pro-
gram.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31
73rd Commencement Exercises
To Be Saturday, Sunday AT Longwood

At the seventy-third commence
ment exercises Of Longwood Col
lege Saturday and Sunday. 1l8
students Will receive degrees.
Colgate w. Darden, Jr.. presi-
dent of the University Of Virginia,
will deliver the commencement adj
dress at 3 pm. Sunday. President
Francis @. Landlord, Jr.. Of
LongWood, viii confer the degrees
at the exercises to be held in
Jarman Auditorium. The chaplain
of Hampden-Sydney College, Rev.
Or. Benjamin r Lacy. Jr.. viii
give the baccalaureate sermon ear
lier N the Gay, at II am.
The senior class day exercises
Saturday at 3 pm. viii open the
two-day commencement program.
The address Of welcome viii be
given, followed by the singing Of
the class song and the %presenta-
ton Of the class history. The fare
well song will precede the tradi-
tlonal daisy chain to be formed by
the seniors and their little sisters.
At $50 pm. DR.. and Mrs. Lank-
ford will give a reception for
friends and families Of the gradu-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31
Adult Polio
Vaccine Clinic
Scheduled Here

An adult polio vaccine clinic Will
be held Monday afternoon at 4
pm az the Kilkare Laundry. ac-
cording to an announcement By
Mrs. r. j. Hutchings, Cumberland
County Public Health Nurse,
r. l.. Crawford, of Kilkare
Laundry, said the clinic started
as a project for the employees Of
the laundry and Taylor Manufac-
turing Company. but has been ex-
banded TO anyone who is interest
cd III taking the Salk anti-polio
shots.
We will take registrations UP
to ] pm. Saturday for anyone who
wants TO participate in the pro-
gram Crawford said. There viii
be a charge of one dollar for each
shot, which is the standard fee in
most adult polio clinics held in
this area.
A. N. Fore. Of Gray's Drug store.
and Mrs. Hutchings Will assist Dr..
E. w. Bosworth. who will admins
ter the vaccine.
Registration must be done BY l
pm. Saturday, Crawford empha-
sized, IN order to make sure suf-
ficient vaccine is on hand to give
everyone a shot.
The vaccine is a three-shot Sc
RIGS. The second shot Is given one
month after the first shot and the
third shot is given some seven
months later.
pr. II. f. jenkins, district
health officer, has urged adults to
take advantage of the polio vac
cine. The first polio case in three
years was recorded here in March
Of this year when a Darlington
Heights four-year-old Negro
youth was stricken with paralytic
polio. He had received only two
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-31
New Director and Cashier
Planters
Whittier Receive
Bank Positions

The Board of Directors of the
Planters Bank and Trust Com
pany Wednesday afternoon,
named William Gordon Whittier
to the position Of cashier. and
DR.. w. J. Sydnor to the Board
OF Directors.
Whittier is a graduate of Cum
berlaad High School and Smith
deal-Massey Business College. He
worked for Davidson's depart
ment store for three years. being
interrupted by two years in mill
tary service in 1850 to 1852. He
was named teller at the First M
tional Bank in July 1865.
Whittier is the son OF Mrs.
James H Meador Of Cumberland.
and the late James Z. Whittier.
He is a native Of Harper. w. Va.
His wife is the former Miss Rose
l.. Allen Of Prospect.
DR.. Sydnor, a native of Man
boro IN Amelia county, was named
to the Board of Directors of the
bank, filling the vacancy caused
by the death Of A w. Scott.
DR. Sydnor has been pr~acticing
dentistry in Farmville since 1922.
He has been active in business.
and f%raternal circles in the
community since that time.
John c. Bondurant. president
Of Planters Bank and Trust Com