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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

4 sim Of $4,000 has been allo-
cated by the Virginia Heart asso-
citation for the purchase Of oxygen
equipment for rescue squads and
HE saving crews III sections Of
Virginia which Tic outside Of areas
covered b. LOCAL chapters 'ol the
Virginia Heart association. Mrs.
Dave Il Satterfield. u. Rich
mond president of the associa-
ton has announced Distributions
Will be made during the fiscal
period ending June 80, 1858.
Because the funds are limited.
the distribution OF the oxygen
equipment viii be made on the
basis Of proven need. Squads and
Crews needing such equipment
may obtain application forms
frorrs4 the Virginia Heart associa =
.-an. II South Third St Rich
mond u. va Completed apphca-
lipns must be received by the
Heart association Ito later than
December j. IN order to be con
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Old Belt Flue-Cured
Tobacco Quality,
Prices we're Lower

During the seventh week Of
sales On the Old Belt Flue-cured
.cbacco narkess quality an
prlces were lower than the pre-
,eGlng week.
According to the United States.
North Carolina and Virginia De-
)artments Of Agriculture. volume
# sales remained fairly hight. Be
;ause Of the decline in prices.
growers continued to increase
heir deliveries to the Flue- Cured
tabilization corporation un d +
he government loan program.
ast week the take was around
'75 per cent of gross safes. sea !
On receipts were raised To ap-
oroXmately 10 Per cent
Gross sales for the week ending
october % totaled 26,875, 623
pounds averaging 1924 per hun
3red The average was sI.2l under
ne low Of the week before. Sales
scr the season totaled 1886, 1913
ear the first "a days 239.03o.484
pounds were sold for an average
# ISL GA per hundred
Nearly 70 per cent Of the grade
averages were lower this week.
The declines were mostly sl.oo
nd $500 per hundred however.
some were off $500 and $500.
Jnly . few erades showed small
gains.
An increase III the percentage
Of low leaf and nondescript low
red the general quality Of offer
ngs slightly Principal market
mss were poor to good leaf. fair
ugs and nondescript.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

sidered.
In applying for equipment,
groups will state the number Of
calls received during the period
October / 1856 September 80.
1857. number Of these calls which
required use Of oxygen equipment,
details as 10 how the squad OF
crew Is financed breakdown Of
squad OF crew expenditures for
previous calendar or fiscal year,
tens Of equipment needed, listed
in order Of need. and unit cost
per item, and a statement. justi-
tying the need for the equipment
requested
In announcing the appropri-
alton. Mrs. Satterfield stated that
the rescue squads and life saving
crews throughout Virginia are
assisting the III and injured and
ii saving lives. many Of these be-
iag heart patients.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Y eterans Claims
Officer Advises
Widows on Benefits

When Public Law ISL was pas
Sod last year It gave many widows
Of veterans WHO died of service
connected causes chance to
elect more favorable benefits than
they had been drawing previously
There were other widows who
found 1t to their advantage not TO
choose benefits under the new law
because they could do better I'M
der the old benefit law This was
especially true of widows with
several minor children or who
were also drawing servicemens'
indemnity free Insurance. pay
ments.
When minor children reach 10,
OF when seryicemens' indemnity
payments stop. the widows total
payments may decrease to the
point where it would be better to
make an election for Indemnity
Compensation under Public Law
Bal.
Widows arc permitted to switch
70 Public Law 83I benefits at any
time, but having once made the
chance. they may not again elect
payments Andel the old laws.
: G. Clement area director.
Iiylsloa. Of War Veterans Claims.
VII review the claim of any eli
elble widow upon her request.
either at his Lynchburg office
llll Church street, OF during
Els periodic visits to communities
in this area.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
$50 Years Of Service s
South crn Luin1er Industry Nation
Lon.~e st-Term Private Enterprise

est of ali, structural woods-and
the industry vas conceived in tie
eidewarer. sections of Virginia and
North Gag okna where Captain
John Smith, and his followers
found the nise tree an invaluable
aid ii getting themselves estan-
lished. Ii
From Jamestown. Virginia in
1908. Captain Smith reported the
coun.rey s.hast overgrowne with
nTnes"
This observation, passed Oh to
the Virginia Company. then head
CHARTERED 81 London at first
prompted i rebuke rather than a
reward I'll an angry Letter,
Smiths slseTiors complained that
he should, be reporting on gold
and silver not trees.
But Sm.sl was persistent and
before tie year was out, a ship
arrived :fseln abroad bringing
eight Polish and Dutch mill
wrights. WHILE this is all the rec
ords Of tan Virginia Company
show its tfalikely that the ener-
getic Smith, with his mo work.
no food: program, would have
permitted Ills new recruits to stay
idle, So II Is 4 safe assumption
that Vlngi5ia had a sawmill IN
1908 The glrst recorded CONNER
cial cargoeehipped from the New
I World was load Of 80 Virginia
pine masts consiged from James
town IN laO9, and SO long that
their ends had to be sawed off TO
permit l1aaing.
/ Southern Pine lumber built the
colonies. 7 @. record is an order
written M George Washington
I for the @ffgest pine planks7 to be
used at Mount Vernon. In fact,
the entire colonial period, 1900
1900, is Pleasantly remembered
for its stately Virginia. homes
whose poh4hed pine floors and
pine panalgd walls. mellowed and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Amelia Game Check
Stations Designated

Game checking stations in
Amelia county have been desig-
mated by Game Warden James
Allen. Deer and turkey should be
taken to these stations when the
general hunting season opens No
vember 10;
J. w. Mulphy's store, Mattoax:
t. G. Burton's store, Morven.
Sydnor's store, Mannboro, A. S.
Aliens store. SCOTS Fork. Sand
erson Service Station, Jetersville;
Island Ford Hunt club, near Rice.
Jennings Hunt club. T. w. Flem-
ings, Mannboro, Wingos store.
Paineville, Hammers store. Am
mon Hillsman's store, Deaton-
vile, Casters store, Truxillo,
Namozine store. Church Road
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
enriched with age. still are tourist
attractions today.
Reconstruction DAYS

enriched with age. still are tourist
attractions today.
Reconstruction Days
III the late l860's after the War
BelWePn the States. the manufac-
ture Of Southern Pine lumber be-
san The rapid growth toward its
ultimate economic stature.
Impoverished Southerners seiz-
ed on the chance to rebuild their
country ana rehabilitate them
selves by turning some Of the
plentiful timber into lumber. AS
readers Of Gone With the Wind"
will recall, Scarlet OHara start
ed sawmill when the war was
over and what she did and why
sh7 did il. were fairly typical Of the
more entelprlsinp Southeners Of
the day.
IN contrast To the lone sawmil
erected BY John Smiths Dutch
men and Poles $50 years ago Wiz
ginia now has 100 Southern Pine
| lumber miles.
Reporting on present day phe-
nomena. the U S. Forest Products
Laboratory, recognized authority
on lumber and lumber products
makes this observation
Popular opinion to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. tim b e
cut today is as good as Paul Bun
yam ever laid ak to- Lumber is
now machined better. graded bet
ter and seasoned better thar
| formerly
This underscores the Southern
Pine industry's recent technical
accomplishments. Most notable
from the consumers viewpoint
are improved quality controls.
higher lumber standards and the
neWfound ability to make part
out Of pieces,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
near here


M. and Ms. George r. Jones
attended meeting in SandSton last
Saturday where plans were com
pleted for organizing a Virginia NJ IL
Goat association, Jones was
elected president, and he is anxious
for everyone interested in Joining
the new association to contact him.
1t. Com. and Mrs. j. Milton
Jones. and three sons. Of Alexan-
dria, were week end guests Of
Jones parents. Mr. and Mrs
George E Jones.
The o. T.. Lenha~ts, Of Chase City,
the James Donaldscns and Otis Mel
son. Jr.. all Of Farmville. We're
week end guests Of their parents.
Mt. and Mrs. o. H. Nielsen,
M. and Mrs. Thomas W. Janes
o. Kevsville. were Sunday guests Of
the + c. Joneses and r. E. Dixes.
Mrs. Ferguson Has Guests
M. and Mrs, Billy Hammock and
va niid ~ p r.. ~ tus ~
children, of Alexandria. recently
visited the ladies mother. MIS-
Maria Ferguson T he Childress
family visited his parents near
Phenix, where they found the elder
Mr.. Childress rapidly recovering
from injuries sustained in tractor
accident on his farm
The week end brought icy winds
and low temperatures TO this com
munity and families gather d
around the fireplaces. wood-heaters
and oil burners for their week end
get-togethers instead Of the out-of-
door pleasures they have enjoyed
SO much during the warm fall days
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Mother Visits


Mrs. Joe Jennings. of Halifax, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. A.
Hines. and family.
Ralph Hines. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. A. Hines, and a Worsham High
School graduate, who is a junior in
civil engineering at vPI. was re-
Gently elected senator Of the civilian
student body government. There are
about 50 senators and other execu-
tive officers Hines is also mem
Der OF the ring dance committee Of
the class Of 1859.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Pollard, and
sons. Of Richmond. were week end
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cow
ington.
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Banks
dale Of Victoria, visited his mother
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

The Southern Pine lumber in
dussry is On the eve of its 350th
anniversary From it's cradle in
Virginia, the industry has grown
III staturel to become the most
productive long-term private en-
terprise this nation can boast.
Southern Pine lumber has borne
the brunt Of building America
More than trillion board feet
have been made-enOugh to build
$50 million homes, three times
the number in the entire United
States.
Despite the fact that it is a
natural resource industry which
has been drawing on its parti-
cular resource for three and one
half centuries. this oldest Of the
nations Industries now owns per-
haps the brightest supply poten-
tial of all present day industries.
Such a remarkable twist is due
to the Southern Pine industry
own foresight. BY supplementing
the natural self replenishment Of
its forests with techniques such as
forest management and artificial
planting the industry rejuvanted
them. TO what extent is clear
from the record, According to a
preliminary review Of the nation S
timber resources by the u S.
Forest Service, the present growth
Of Southern Pine sawtimber 50
dominates the national picture
that It exceeds the growth Of all
other sottwood species. eastern
and western combined.
John Smith, Again
The earliest colonists along the
A t a n ti c Seaboard recognized
Southern Pines unusual versatll-
lty and strength-it is the strong
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
RAGWEED FREE

Puerto Rico and Alaska enjoy the
distinction Of being the only spots
IN the continental United States
where there is on ragweed pollen
which causes about seven or eight
million persons In the United States
to sniffle and sneeze. Fifteen species
Of ragweed all coarse. branching
plants grow in this country. OF
these, five cause the trouble. They
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
h6Suern cOmDlneQ.
John Smith. Again

The earliest colonists along The
A Il a n til c seaboard recognized
Southern Pines unusual versatll-
ity and strength-it is the strong
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

road. There arc two new ridcs-Full Coil sus-
pension and a real air ride The body-framc
design Z new, the uheelbase is longer.
1hctNs a new 4-headght system, new 6
and vs. power, footoperated parking brake
And twh new super models : the Bel Air
lmpala Sport Coupe and Convertible, most
luxurio:h and distinctive Chevrolets Of all Sec
all that's new at your Chevrolet dealers soon !
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

When vanishing your fishing rod
YOU VIII find that the varnish will
flow more freely if heated first.
This can be accomplished by plac-
ing the open can in a basin of hot
water Sports Afield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Meet the 81 Chevrolet pnnther-gmck,
Hk-smoofh nifh a T8 unlike any other,
Full Coil suspension. a real air ride :.
f'ro ncm super models! Here to-day!
Look at Chevolets airy new styling. That's
how new Chevrolet is all over! It's lower,
undermine inches longer
There's an all-ncw Turbo-Thrus Vs. en-
CINE. Pair it up with Turbogdc+ and you'll
command the quickest combination on the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Goose Island Hunt club, Church
Road Flippen's Service Station,
Amelia, and LaWrence's store.
Chula.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
|M,.-Pleasant


Revival services started at Mt
Pleasant Sunday and will continue
/ ali 7:30 PM through November /.
The Rey, ii g. Thach. Of Scots
VILE, is assisting the Rev. j. S.
King. pastor
Homecoming at Marble Hill
Church of God was well-attended by
member S. friends and visitors Oct.
a. The building was recently com
pleted
Mr. and Mrs, e. s. Chappell. and
family. visited the Joe Redds and
r, G. Joneses Saturday en- route
from Richmond to Homecoming at
Hampden Sydney College. Mr..
Chappell was a member Of the class
I OF 1925.
| Guests last week end Of MI. and
Mrs. Charles w. Waddill were
Misses Sue Giryin and Janice Early
OF Randolph Macon Woman's COL
lege. Dick Anderson, Of Washington.
D. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus
Waddill and King Waddill. of Hamp-
den-Sydhey.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

are the giant ragweed. common or
dwarf, western ragWeed. giant ives
tern and lance leayed ragWeed.
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