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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13
? Negroes Convicted
Of Same Charge

Two Negroes THIS month were
convicted u Amelia courtEQ charges
u cch0tlibuting u thH Delinquency
Of 1 minor
John HeniY Eppes KY Amelia
Was Semi anCed tO siA months iM iail
for contributing ID the deImqueAcy
Of minor He Il serving his seA-
tence at the State farm
Joseph Goods d PeWAataA was
sentenced to three years il the
peniteniiafy With taa sentence sus-
pended conditional apcn AIs sood bl-
havlor ior Ii9e aats
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13
Personal Mention

Mrs. Frank Nat Watkins and ms.
John Cox lett Monday morning for
a two-week stay at Virginia Beach
J Luckin Bugg, Jr. is spending
two weeks with his parents, MI. and
Mrs ] L Bugg. while his wife Visits
her relatives in Florida He will 30
TO Florida to PICK her Zip. after
which they VIII spend a week at the
beach before they return to Missouri.
MI and Mrs. James ELAN Holland,
III Of Richmond spent the Week
end With the Buggs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13

President Francis o Landlord.
Jr of Lonswood College. VIII de-
liver the comm encement address
ecncludine the summer session of
the University 81 Vmetnia
Dr Lankiord will make tho finals
aadsess at Charlottesville ou satur
daY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13

field Oh the farm Of w. Il. Rob-
erts to learn something Of tobac-
co farming. They wound up the
tour on the farm of R. L. Blanton
where they learned something of
beef cattle and nog raising.
Because Of these tours. some
students at the seminary have
selected rural pastorates when
they completed their training. 1t
is hoped that by continuing them
more students will make the same
decision. P B. Childress. soil con-
servationist. said
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13
n Attend Camp

All jamestown All camp this
week are Susan Stitt and Mi fit
Spring, Of Powhatan county
The jamestown All camp is for
the OLDER 4-H club members
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Patients Admitted

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13
Seminary Students
Tour Amelia Farm

a tour Of farms in Amelia coun-
ty for students at Union Theo-
logical Seminary and local mia
listers was held MONDAY conduct
cd BY the Agriculture Extension
Service. the son Conservation
Service and the Agriculture sta
bili2ation and Conservation Sarv-
Ice to famillarize them with the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13

MRS n II Goodwin. Miss Betsy
Tyree Goodwin and Franklin
Goodwin of Atlanta. Ga-. INV WISH
itlng Mrs. Cioodwin's sister, Mrs.
WI P Terry. and Dr Terry. Miss
Patsy Terry who has been visit
Ing the Goodwins in Atlanta re-
tufned home with them.
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Hospital Funds

Continued from page II
ing homes, Of the sum Southsif
Community Hospital will receit
SOS 600 for diagnosis and treat
ment facilities.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13

The united states has agreed IN
principle I'll. glte more military
equipment NJ L@aanon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13
Southside Hospital
PATIENT LIST

Iheie. WelN 81 patients III the no.
pital Mondag morning
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lie Commencement
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
twice as much out 1t tle national
income XXI. education as the y y.
he pointed ou.
Twenty five of THE candidates
i'll the audience received bachelor
degrees. one with high honols. tour
with honors. Mrs. Nicole Rothe,
Of Farmville, who received the
bachelor Of arts in secondary edu-
cation won 1t with high honors
The three bachelor candidates
graduating with honorsM were
Maude M. Cook. OF Lacrosse. .
Martha Davis Elder Of Randolph
Grace Imogene McCutcheon. Of
Blackstone. and Elva Fleming
Warren, OF Ford
Nine MA winners
The nine WHO received masters
degrees iii the second yeal such
graduate level work has been au-
thorized. included Farmyille
teacher in the Nansemond County
system three from Pamplin and
q former Falmyllle Elementary
School teacher John Edward
Huegel Of Danyille WHO received
the degree of master vt science
I'LL education
The three Pamplin graduates
who received master OF arts in
education degrees are James
Harold Anderson principal Of
Pamplin ELEMENTARY School John
Earl WOOD VINO will continue
studies III v science anu nath
scholarship W. University N Nif
glnla ana Earl ] SmHh YAH. WAo
this year win be general supergi-
sor in the Appomattox County
school system
The Farmvilia woman is MRS.
Audrey Davis Carr Longwood
graduate Who teaches in the Nan-
semond County secondary system.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13

The southside Virginia Tuber-
culosis Association has issued a
call to artists III The nine counties
served to thy their Skill at de-
SIGNING the 1859 TB Christmas
Seal
the nation wide competition
will find the seal which VIII be
distributed in the 1859 appeal
The winning seal will be chosen
by national jury in October OF
1857
The seal will be issued in 1859
which VIII be the 50th annivers-
airy year Of the founding Of the
Virginia tuberculosis Association.
Last year d Virginia artist, Wes-
ley Dennis, was in the nation S
top ten submitting designs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-13

william and Martha Jones Dll-
wyn. boy Aug. 10.
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w Alma r hsasd9r s s,s,. HG IN, \.
FarmVilIt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

Though fishing reports ur
and down Chesapeake Bay are
none too optimistic, there are
one or two bright spots, notably
the Solomons and off Thigh
mans.
Blueflshing is reported still
very good in the Cedar Point
rip at Solomons. while they are
being taken both trolling and
bottom fishing in the Tilghman
Island area. Typical comments
CAPT. T. WELDON JOINER
Rock Hall-Some big rock being
taken in the mouth Of the
Chester River and of Swar
Point. One released this week
weighed % pounds.
CAPT. RANDOLPH HAIR.
RISON, Tilghmans-Bluefish
ing remains good with fish run
ming to 2l2 pounds. Some being
taken trolling and other;
bottom fishing with cut spot
Trout up to 2 pounds biting ir
mouth of Choptank and Sharp.
Island area. Use peeler crab
LEROY Marines, South
River-Pan rockfish up TO 2l2
pounds being caught trolling
near No. 7 buoy in South River
and near Thomas Point light
Blueflsh also mixed with rock
Try small bucktails with green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

skirt. one CUPBOARD returned
with 10 rock this week.
CAPT. HARRY WOODBURY.,
Solomons - Bluefishing very
good in Cedar Point rip. Boat
returned with ITS fish, includ-
ing Is rock. yesterday. Larger
blues across the bay from Cove
Point. Large spot and trout in
Patuxent River. Blues, trout
and big spot of Barren Island
across from Cedar Point.
/ CAPT. ANDY SCHEIBLE,
Point Lookout-Bottom fishing
has fallen of. Still plenty Of
small rockfish on grass beds in
Smiths Greek and st. Mary's
River. The head boat. Iona B.,
will make its last trips Of the
season at 8 am. tomorrow and
Sunday from Wynne. Md.
/ CAPT. JOSH BUNTING,
Ocean City-Albacore. small
tuna and dolphin being taken
by charter boats. One marlin
hooked last week end but lost.
Blues up to 2l2 pounds biting
in bay. Trout also being caught
outside inlet.
CAPT. DON c. DAISEY,
Lewes. Del.-Hardhead standby
of bottom fishermen in this
area. Up to 300 being taken
per boat about 20 miles out on
Old Grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

The team of Haynes, Fergu-
son and Bob Gill of Fort Lau-
derdale. Fla. took sailfish hon.
ors. The three they caught out
weighed all others. Alan also
brought home a trophy for the
biggest sailflsh. a 73-pounder
that was just half an inch I'M
der 8 feet long.
In five days of fishing, in
Guiding two that were not
counted in the tournament,
Haynes caught eight white mar
lin. one sailfish and two dol
phin. Ferguson took eight white
marlin and two sailflsh.
Has Blue Marlin Strike
Haynes also had a blue mar
lin strike but failed to hook the
fish. One blue marlin was
caught by a Venezuelan.
Headquarters was at the
Playa Grande Yacht Club, west
of the little port Of LaGuaira
The Washingtonians stayed
at Caracas, about an hours
drive from LaGuaira.
Boats fished out of the club
at distances of 4 to IL miles
The distance-no small jaunt
even by air-will deny this fish,
ing bonanza to many but the
VeneZuelans are going about
developing the area. A new
resort hotel and ample charter
boats are promised next sum-
mer.
Catches Many Tuna
Haynes, who owns his own
Rybovich sport fishing boat,
the Francis H., which he keeps
at West Palm Beach, has fished
about every big game spot from
South America to Wedgeport
Nova Scotia.
In fact. he has caught A
tuna at Wedgeport. but rates
Cat Cay in the Bahamas best
He has taken $50 bluefins there,
the largest weighing 665
pounds.
| The Haynes are a fishing
family. His wife took a 555-
pound tuna and his sons Ken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

| developed mlgnC threaten the
reputation of Ocean City. Md.
as the white marlin capital OF
the world.
Alan M. Ferguson of $500
Albemarle street, Westmore-
land Hills, and Kenneth B
Haynes of 3725 Cardiff road
Chevy Chase. Md. we're guests
of the Venezuelan government
at its first national fishing
tournament.
The fantastic total Of the
three-day tournament was 242
billfish-90 per cent of them
white marlin and the balance
big Sailfish.
Ferguson Enthused
Greatest white marlin fish
ing I've ever SEEM" enthused
Ferguson who is hardly a nov
ice. Back in 1910 Alan caught
a 1l4-pounder that not only
was the largest taken of Ocean
City that year but set a world
record for 9-thread line that
stood for nearly 10 years.
Considering that there was
only one first class charter boat
available and that the partici-
pants flshed from a motley COL
lection of pleasure craft, the
total was well-nigh incredible
The Washingtonians were in
vited along with other anglers
from the United States. Puerto
Rico. Cuba and Colombia.
The VeneZuelans held theii
own tournament and the visi-
ting anglers competed against
one another for various tro-
phies. Fifty anglers took part
IS of them being Venezuelans
Winners in the foreign oivi-
sion was the team Of George
Bass Of Detroit and John Rybo.
vich. jr.. of Palm Beach. In
three days they caught nine
white marlin and three 'sailfsh
Rybovich. who also boated the
biggest white marlin, weigh.
ing just under 100 pounds
is best known as a member Of
the family team that turns cut
deluxe sport fishing boats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
High Power
Marks 1853


johnson Motors and Mer-
curry have announced new lines
Of cupboard motors for 1858,
featuring q sharp increase in
power.
johnson is coming out with
a four-cylinder v engine rated
at SO horsepower. 1t is said
to provide more power in a
smaller package. reduce noise
and provide greater economy
than any other cupboard of
comparable power.
Three completely new motors
are being introduced by Mer-
curry. Lead model is the Mark
rs. a notwithstanding out
board with Sc cubic inches dis
placement. It's rating will ex-
coed that Of the 60-horsepower
Mark rs.
/ The four-cylinder Mark SO
with A cubic inches displace-
ment and the two-cyllnder
Mark % with % cubic inches
are also new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Two BeogIe TrioIs
Slated for Week End

Two beagle trials are sched-
uled this week end. The Pa
tapsco Club will have its second
annual license trial tomorrow
and Sunday on the grounds on
Dorsey Run road near JeSsups,
Md.
The Apple Valley Club will
have Plan B field trial Sunday
on the running grounds at
Shades Park, Az miles east of
Winchester, Va. on U. S. so.
The drawing will be held at the
clubhouse at 8 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
FISHERMEN'S FRIEND
WHERE THEY ARE BITING

WHERE THEY ARE BITING
Code: N-NOne. Poor Fair Good. Excellent
CHESAPEAKE BAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

meth. jr., . 450-pounder; Arm
old. q 575-pounder. and Alan,
a 555-pounder.
In three summers at Ocean
City the Haynes have taken
about 100 white marlin. Haynes
biggest fish was a 925-pound
black marlin, taken of Cabo
Blanco, Peru.
Ferguson, a member Of the
Ocean City Light Tackle Club,
twice was on the winning teams
in International Light Tackle
Tournaments. These were at
Acapulco. Mexico and Palm
Beach. He also won the award
for highest individual score at
Acapulco in 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

at the time. Somewhere up
around $50 m. phi. 1T was quite
an interesting experience"
commented the luckiest man of
the month. If not the year, in
what was certainly the under
statement of the week.
Time to retire? No, stree: in
fact. the Waggoner team is
talking about a new Shanty
and a hush-hush engine. And
guess who will be driving same?
Fellow named Schleeh. And
his biggest rooter will be Gen.
Curtis LeMay. vice chief Of
stat for the Air Force. LeMay
didn't miss a heat Of the last
regatta even though his favor
lite pilot wasn't out there on the
river on Sunday.
=
Up at Boston this week,
Washington officials hailed the
exploits Of the cutter Storis and
buoy-tenders Spar and Bramble
which had found and charted
IA deep-water escape route far
in the north between Alaska
and Greenland. Vice Admiral
John NJ. Win, head of the
Nays Military Sea Transpor-
tation Service. explained it
would make 1t possible to sup
ply our Dewline radar bases by
ship and generally opened new
vistas in Polar logistics."
The skipper Of the Bramble,
1t. Comdr. Harry Carter, turned
out to be a former Alexandrian
and Washington ball club
rooter. After two months in the
Far North. away from the really
important news, Skipper Carter
had one question: Whats all
this about Roy Sievers?" Then.
he added a little sadly: They
are about in the same place as
when we left"
(
The Potomac of Hams Point
returns to a slower pace this
Sunday. The Potomac River
Sailing Association opens its
fall series Of two races each
Sunday through early Novem-
Der. First class gets away around
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
FORE AND AFT
Coast Guordsmon Saves Race Driver
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE

Col. Russ Schleeh. driver OF
Bill Waggoner's Inflated un-
limited hydroplane Shanty
probably owes his dife to a
Coast Guard lieutenant whose
role in the rescue of the All
Force jet pilot last Sunday or
the Potomac has just come to
light.
The story might not have
been revealed at all had the
writer not been aboard a Coast
Guard plane two days later
that was taking Assistant Sec
rotary of Treasury David Ken
dali. Coast Guard Commandant
Alfred Richmond and others to
g. welcoming ceremony at BoS-
ton for two Coast Guard ships
that had just finished a historic
voyage through the Northwest
Passage.
Somewhere over Long Island
Sound the conversation got
around to last week ends
thriller of a Presidents Cup
Regatta and Schleeh's early
morning crackup. Someone
happened to mention seeing a
report the day before about a
lieutenant who had dived over
board amid Shanty's wreckage
and tipped over the unconscious
driver before he had taken in
too much water. The lieuten-
ant went over the side, uniform
and all.
Further questioning Ind
check the next day disclosed
that the quick work was done
by 1t. Howard Istock. who il
stationed at headquarters anc
was assigned last week end a.
patrol officer in a 40-footer.
Typical Of the modesty OF
these fellows. the 32-year-olc
former enlisted man explained
he had some help from a Rec
Cross swimmer. And just a.
typical. when he got bach
aboard, Istock found his hal
missing. Il went over so fast
I couldn't remember whether
took time to take it off. First VIC
looked for it in the water. Their
one of the men found it or
board" he recalled.
Just another day in the Coast
Guard. Well almost.
X
Col. Schleeh. after his release
from Walter Reed, set at rest
the regatta's biggest guessing
game: How fast he was ooini
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
THE LOG BOOK

SUNDAY
POTOMAC RIVER SAILING AsSO-
CITATION 49, pm. Opening Of fall
series OF races
fall ham shoot At conservation farm
on willard road, 4 miles south OF
PoOlesville. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
D. c. MEN JUST BACK FROM TOURNEY
New Fishing Paradise
Found Off Venezuela
BY CHARLES COVELL
outdoor Editor

Imagine place where marlin were so plentiful
that you could scan the horizon and see thousand
of them feeding at tme-the literally white
with their foam.
Two WashingtonianS are just back from Venezuela
with tales of fishing paradise that if properly
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discovers that she has UNI
Willingly destroyed the EVIL
dence that can prove her
husband innocent of MUIR
der.
1000, WTTG (5) = Boxing
Alex Miteff VS.. Tony Gagli-
ardo in a 10-round heavy
weight bout.
HOO, WTTG (5) = Eleven
O'Clock Movie: THE
Threat" with Michael O'Shea
and Virginia Grey. TV Key
says: Fast. violent melo-
drama about an escaped
killer who plans to avenge
himself on those who sent
him UP (l949).
11:15. WTOP t9)-Late Show:
Wicked Woman" with
Richard Egan and Beverly
Michaels. A beautiful blond
waitress causes trouble at
a bar (1954).
11:20, WMAL (7D - Mystery
Theater: Mark of the
Whistler" with Richard Dix.
Crook falsely withdraws
large sum from a missing
mans account-and is kid
naped for the money t1944)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25

The Restless Gun-Man and Boy" What breaki vint
Bonners in town to help sheriff bring wanton GRIM
inal to justice Tonghts switch has the sheriff con-
WINGED he's trailing his Our rating-three oats
8 pm, WRC-4.
Twenty OneA few weeks Dr. David Mayer kept Harold
Craig persprng nervously in the isolation booth Now
Paul Balm is doing the thing to Mayer At 81 500
point, Mayors hardearned winnings may go down the
drain Next contestant is interpreter Judy Bailey who
has studied at the University of Mexico the Sorbonne
Hunter College and Smith University pm WRCv-4
Voice Of FiresOneThe lovely Roberta Peters is
heard to advantage in medley of Partisan tunes and
Verdfs Sempre Liberia" Howard Barlows treatment of
THE Can Can" by Offenbach may bring back memories
to ex-Parisian tourists Excellent music as always
pm. WMAL-7. a
Show of the MonthBeyond This Place"
melodrama set in England, based A. Cronins novel
The story has familiar ring, young sets out
to prove the innocence of his imprisoned father Shelley
Winters appears briefly but effectively as cockney do
mestc and Fritz Weaver turns in another good acting
job cronz OF the abrd father Cast includes Arthur
O'ConneM Peggy Ann Garner Hurd Hatfield and Farley
Granger. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9.
Suspicion"Flight" Pilot Aude Murphy flies political
prisoner from New York to Central American republic
and finds himself stuck there Obviously based recent
tales about the Dominican Republic this thriller tough
complex and illogical But, with Everett Sloane a
crafty secret police officer Jack Warden as an Amer
lean turncoat, it has its moments. 10 pm, WRC-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
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HIGHLIGHTS
500. WTTG l5l-After Din

500, WTTG l5)-After Din
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gain" with Martha Scott
and Jeffrey Lynn. TV key
says: Standard Mystery
melodrama about a book
keeper who becomes in
volved in an insurance
swindle and murder (1949),.
$500, WMAL ID-Guy Nit
chell Show: Guests are Do
lores Hawkins and Thurston
Harris.
$500, WTOP (9)-Burns and
Allen: Oracle nearly helps
a straight-A student funk
his exams.
$3.50, WMAL tD-Bold Jour-
ney: "Orinoco Adventure"
Adventures among the Jiva-
70 headhunters of South
America by Hector Acebes.
500, WTOP 49, - Danny
Thomas Show: A couple of
lost wallets involve Rusty
in an honesty lesson and
send some of the adults
back for a refresher course.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Turn of Fate:
Hurricane" with Jane Pow
ell. A young married woman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
$500, WASH-FM-In the Con-

$500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall; Egmont Overture.
by Beethoven; Octet for
Strings in E Flat, by Men,
delssohn, and Symphony
No. 100, by Haydn.
$3.50, WGMS - Music From
Germany: Soloists and or
chestra of the Cologne
Radio are featured in selec-
lions from Walter Goetze's
operettas "Adrienne" and
"Schach dem Koenig."
800, VOL - Good Music
Time: Fantasies Sympho-
niques, by Martini; Piano
Concerto No. l, by Mendels-
sohn. and Rapsodie Espag-
mol, by Ravel.
900, WRC-Telephone Hour:
Leonard Warren, Metropol-
itan baritone, will offer a
pre-Thanksgiving program
and selections from Puc-
cini's ToSca.
-O:35, WWDC - Steve Allison
Show: Guests include Ed
Begley, appearing in "A
Shadow of My Enemy" and
Louis Fields. head of OPP
portunity Center for Re-
tarded Children.
1900, WEAM - Downbeat:
Stan Karas will feature the
50th Anniversary of Paul
Whiteman with the original
Rhythm Boys.