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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-09
Bill Exempts Clustered
Religious From Jury Duty

Calif.-MCE
Gov. Goodwin J. Knight of Cali
fornia has signed into law a bill
which exempts from jury duty
members of contemplative or
clustered religious communities
belonging to a recognized relig-
ion.
The measure, introduced by
Senator Louis Sutton of Colusa
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-09

IT, 26 at Immaculate Conception
church, followed by burial in the
o-1a.e novitiate cemetery at
Tewksbury.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-08-09

How can you Fail to make shs
ksIe: Ger rnoney In s<sds by
using want ads.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
S3S4,0OO Outlay
Requested For
Beaumont School

"
Y Increased maintenance and opera.
ton requests Of about 45 per cen
are being m a d { for Beaumont
School for Boys, according to an an
Inouncenent last week from Carroll
r Minor. director Of the division 81
welfare and institutions, division OF
youth services.
The requests are based upon an
increase in the number Of boys
committed u the Stahe institution
located IN Powhatan, county and
plans to improve the quality of di-
regional work
BY 1860, 800 boys pre- expected 70
b. at Beaumont. There are nsw 270
A personnel addition Of II at Beat
mont is needed this next year,
Minor said
Capital outlay items INCLUDE three
cottages. each for 80 boys, at q cost
Of spas ,00o and a sl38.0oo audi
forum fer the state school
Beaumont has been under fire in
recent months following d number
Of incidents at the school
Paul S. 'Blandfofq. Ji'. took over
as head Of the Institution only last
month. and conditions there have
been described as better in recent
weeks, with fewer i7lnaways and
less trouble at the institution itself
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Virginia Bass BeginsFreshman Year
AtMmyUille College In Tennessee

her sister. returned home with them
and was an overnight guest of Miss
Shirley Mae Vaughan Thursday.
I Mr., and Mrs Blanton Farley and
daughter. Betty. OF Richmond. spent
last Saturday with MI, and Mrs
Claude Farley Betty spent The
week with Mr.. and MIS- Barley and
Miss Ann Daniel.
Mr. and Mrs. George Banks. Of
Notsclk, were week e1d guests Of
Nh and Mrs. w s. Weaver Mrs.
II I jenkins and Tommy and
Jerry were dinner guests on Sun
day
MIS-. A. VI. Weaver and Jimmy
and Charlie, 81 Norfolk, visited Mr.,
and MIS-. w $. Weaver and Mrs.
H. L. Bradshaw during the week
end.
NictOrians Visit
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Parker ana
dauGhtef. Bette. of Halifax, Mrs.
0. NJ. IN and Mrs. Herman Gowen,
Of Victoria, visited MI. and Mrs.
w. Il. F-rieT an- MIS- j A. Young
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs 0. M. Bousman and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
. Ransons

| Miss Josephine NLaxey. OF Long.
wdod College. has returned to her
Studies and is doing practice teach
/ inf in Roanoke
Riley Patteson returns to Rich
mbnd Professional Institute this
week after spending the summer
with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. E.
Patteson.
Miss Annie Patteson returned to
her teaching at Free Union after a
few days rest at home,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hayes were
guests Of her parents last week end
Quite a number from this neigh
bohhood attended the stork shower
tof Mrs. Charlie Stevens at the par
sohage last week.
Wallace Flowers, Jr.. and his
father. W. r Flowers. Of Lynch
burg, visited Cleveland Flowers and
Miss Lulie Patteson Tuesday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Trents Mill

/ The revival c Q d at Jone
Chapel Sunday night, when six wert
baptized.
The sign has been placed in iron
OF the chucrh in rock foundation
10 correspond with the church
which is built Of rock
MI and Mrs. 10y Ownby ar,
visiting his father this week il
Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f Ownby vii
spend the winter months in Florida
Gail Jones spent Wednesday nigh
with Ruby Stout and attended.
donkey baseball game at Hamilton
A shower was given in the homt
ot MI and Mrs. Earl OWnby Tues
day night for their daughter, Mrs
Tommy Trent.
Mrs. Josie Davidson dined in tht
Jones. home Sunday
Other recent callers in the Jones
home have been Mrs. Walter David
son Mrs. Bill Walker and Mrs. Al
B Jones.
We have had some very nice
gentle rains lately so the vegetation
has revived great deal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Page

daughter Barbara. of North Read
mar, Il . and MIS-. Herman cowen
were dinner guests Of the F'arieys
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Glenn. and
sons of Halifax. were ~cek and
guests oF Mr. and Mrs S. Fl. Bailey.
MI. and Mrs Garland Stafford.
and Gary. of Richmond. spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs r. b.
Walthall.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAY woodward md
Mrs Ruth Sheppard spent ,.eirqv
cation with MI, and Mrs. Wilbur
Farn2y in Lowvllle N y
Mrs. H.ghes Has Guests
MIR anG Ms J A James. and
children u Suffolk. visited Mrs. s.
M Hughes during Tie Labor dav
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Bobby Bass of
Richmond. spent Tuesday night With
Mr.. and Mrs, B. G.. Bass en- route.
home from visiting ms sister Mrs
Bruce Alexander. and MI. Alexan-
cser. in Waynesville. N G.
Mrs. w S. Weaver I'D Tommy
Jenkins were overnight guests oa
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Brooks IN
Fredericksburg Wednesday
Rcv. and Mrs T, O. Hesndon, and
twins, left Monday fol- theit vaca
ton Rev H \ Soyars VIII iii the
pulpit at Pts an Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Kyle Young. IS,
Dies at Prospect

4 prominent Prospect farmer
Kyle Young. died suddenly sun
day at his home He was IS.
Funeral services will be held
September l8 at D m. at Olive
Branch Methodist church AT Pros
pect. Wilt interment III the
church cemetery
A native Of Buckingham county
Mr.. Young lived most OF his life
~ Prospect, where he was mem
per Of Prospect Methodist church.
he is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mildred Young: two sisters,
Miss Elizabeth Young and Miss
IVA Young both OF Prospect. and
Two Drotills, Wiley Young of
Prospect. and Joe Young. Of Cow
ington
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Mrs. Florence Clark
Buried in Westview

Mfs Florence " CLARK, 80.
oled AZ The Aome OF her daughter
MIS- = M Robertson III Rich
nond September IA Funeral serv
"es We're iAeld Sunday followed
ny burial N Westsie@ cemetery
Mrs Clark was born i'll Char
lotte county in 1877, and was
~ kes Branch Presbyterian
church oreAnist for many years.
She i survived by the widower
Oden Clark OF Richmond son
G. q. Clark. 1of Farmyille tyo
grandchildren; two great-erand-
children, and two brothers j 3
Driskill of brakes Branch. ann
9 + Dfiskill. Of Roanoke III adj
Gltion To Mrs. Robertson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Fires Burn Less
Than | Percent
OF Amelia Area

| Fires burned less than one PEI
cent Of the protected area In Amelia
county during the l956-l957 season
according to report from the state
forester filed with the Amelia super
visors.
George W. Dean, state forester
from Charlottesville listed tot a N
llahd area Of the county as PA 300
acres. with 1853 400 acres Of pri-
vately owned forest area,
Forest Wardens reported six fires
during the period between July
1876 and June 80. 1857 The fires
burned over nine and one-half acres.
with an average OF 80 acres per
fine. That figures out 10 .0o5 per
cent Of the protected aria burned
OVER.
During the year, costs were col
letted III four cases, Tor q total
amount of file suppression costs col
letted Of Sl8.05.
Az rate Of one cent per acre Of
forest land. the county was charge
able for 81 .684. The amount charged
to the county for forest fire sup
PRECISION, prevention and detection
Wis ST 1866. The county v \
.clhdited with SASS from suppress
ing costs collected from persons res
ponsible.
From state funds. S.. i0i 05 was
spent IN the county, including a pro-
nortionai part Of the district adj
ADMINISTRATION cost.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Rice Inner News

| Recent dinner guests OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. tginbern jenkins were Mr. anC
Mrs. c. S. Blanks. Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Matherly, Miss Iris Eator
and Stuart Blanks, of Danville. Miss
Yvonne jenkins and Boyd Webb Of
Falmville. were also guests in The
same home.
MIR. and MIS-. Calvin Baldwin ano
son, Keith. Of Richmond. and Mr.
and Mrs. Kyle Baldwin, and chill.
dren. Of Norfolk. spent d few days
last week with their parents MI
and Mrs E. " Baldwin. They At
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Kyle
Baldwin's farther last TUESDAY.
Mrs Martha Foster Of Brandon,
spent last week with her sister. Mrs.
Mrs. Lena Morrissette. Guests of
Mr.. Mofrissette and Mr.. and Mrs.
Danny Vaughan Sunday were MI.
and Mrs Garland Foster, and chill
dlen. Of Petersburg, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wiltor IliI Il Brandon.
Miss .ndren las Guests
Misses 10 Lesi4> Andrew and
Shirley Lankley. 4 Farmyille. were
week enc guests Of Miss Betty An
drews. Miss Alice Cralle has goIS
back to Lake Worth, Fla, after
spending 4 month with Miss An
dreWs.
MI, and Mrs. Robert McNutt. and
sons. of Richmond, visited Mrs S.
M. McNitt Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Payne, md
children. Of Arlington, have re-
turned after spending week with
her mother. Mrs. 3. L. Walton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L, Johnson and
Miss Hllda johnson. Of Richmond,
We're recent guests 81 Nh. and Mrs.
John Lindsey and F b Sims.
Women Attend rAshop
Pisgah eaptist church representa-
tives al tile WINS workshop al r.lon
church in Pamplin Thursday were
Mesdames John Lindsey II. =.
Bradshaw. Curtis Hamlet, Rafe
Childress. w. S Weaver. n. n.
Soyars and r A. Daniel, and Miss
Ann Daniel.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Q. Bondurant an
nounc- the birth Of son. Benjamin
Elliott. September al the Medical
College Hospital III Richmond.
Miss Ethel Sims has returned to
her school in Fairfax after spending
the summer at home.
Mrs. Southall Farrar and Miss
Mabel Vaughan spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Vaughan
and were dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs J B. Vaughan Monday.
Virginia Bass Enrolls
Mn. and MIS-. Calvin Bass and
daughters. Virginia ana Beverly
left August 81 to spend the week
end With their daughter. Mrs jim
Hopkins and Mr. Hopkins, in At
lanta. Ga They spent Monday in
Tenn. where Virginia en-
tered Maryville College, and were
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Alexander in Waynesville.
H. c., en- route home Miss Martha
Ann Bass. who has been visiting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Continued from page II

C.lief items II The capital OUTLAY
request Of 81 494 $50 tor the i've
Years all Of which comes from the
Commonwealth through the genera,
fund. are
New Dormit0ry
S315 500 for a l72-student dorlni-
tory, sll5.300 for tenoyations Of the
second and third floors Of West Wing
OF Ruffnel Hall: S498 900 for an ad
dition to the college library and for
new stacks ter books. utilities fol
new dormitofy, s28 600, fireprooiine
and relocating dormitory stairWays.
Sl4 600 for converting cid knitting
mill one block south Of campus
into property warehouse $40, 900 for
additional equipment.
Other capital improvements for
which funds We're asked are. $40 900
ror remodaling OF kitchen: SIS, 900
fer rewriting il three separate halls.
50 500 fol- campus roads and walks
$4,000 for interior changes in the
post office bookstore, public re-
lations office and doctors office,
and 2.0o0 for playground repairs.
The college also requested funds
70 obtain land for as many as six
new dornltories. the number adj
ditional considered necessary by
1870, s44.750 for home manage
ment house $4,000 for ali adj
dltional boiler. and Sl2 900 for adj
ditions to the sprinkler system.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17

Bethlehem Items
Misses Metcalf,
Dodd Leave For
Longwood College

Rev and Mrs Nal Rrummitt anc
Rev Tom Sheriff.. visiting evanee
list from Statesville. NJ c., were
dinner guests OF MIR and Mrs. A l.
FollingsWorth Saturday That even.
Ing they had an outdoor meal with
Nj and Mrs Clarence Howard
Guests ofllthe r. L. Younes re-
Gently were Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Gowen. Of Victoria. Mi. and Mrs
Fred Waddell OF Lynchburg. II. Nj.
Young. and children. Of Darkes
Branch. Mis-. q B Ferguson. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Sink. Mrs. Goldie
Bradley. MI and Mrs. Gene Codd
and George Ferguson Jf all Of
Roanoke.
Nh. and Mrs r H. Maloney re-
Gently visited their son. John Rus
sell. in Roanoke
Denise Young Of brakes Branch
spent a few days last week with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mis-. T.
L. Young
Rev and Mrs Nat Bluinlnitt and
Rev Tom Sheriff. were dinner
guests Of Mr. ana Mrs. N ] Tenn
pleton Thursday
MI and Mrs. I l. Young re
Gently visited her sister, Mrs
Guthrie o. Roanoke.
Miss Mary Garnet Dodd ana Miss
jeanette Metcalf left Sunday TO
be enrolled As freshmen at Long
wood College
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
AIpho Items
Carlas Duncan
Has Surgery

/ Carlas Duncan. who is 4 patient
at Mcclure Hospital. underwent sur
gerry Saturday and is doing as vel
as can be>sexpected.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wooter
We're in the S. E. Thomas home
Ss.nias
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Dunun. left
Monday for weeks vacation. They
win visit friends and relatives in
Richmond and Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Thomas spent
Thursday in Staunton visiting Mrs.
Thomas mother. who is i'll
Taylols Visit LeSueurs
Nr. and Mrs. Porter Taylor and
Douglas, were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank LeSueur Tuesday
Browns Methodist church WSCS
will meet at Mrs. O. w. Abshers
Monday Sept l6
Larry LLeSueur is sick. He has q
virus Infection III his throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Allen, Janis
and Rickie, MIR. and Mrs. Eldon
Dunkum, and Ronald, spent Sunday
i'll Draper. NJ c.. visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Acie Thomas and Mr.. ard
Mis-. Roy Allen.
Allen Returns
Dennis Allen returned Sunday
al tef spending a week III North
Carolina.
L. j. Dunkum was guest speaker
at Hanes Chapel September 8.
Mrs j N Ayres spent Thursday
night with her sister, Mrs w.
Ethan Dunkum.
Mrs. Ed Jones is ON the sick list.
Nh and Mrs. Frank E. Ramsey
ana daughter. Carlene Dale. and
Mrs. Sadie Wade were week end
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ayres.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Gravel Hill

Mrs. Edna Dennis has returned
to Richmond after spending tht
summer at her Gravel Hill home
Mr. and Mrs. F O. Williams speni
Sunday in Richmond with their sol
and daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs
Fred G. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs, j. Francis Wes
were business visitors to Fredericks
burg last week
MIS-. S. D. Harris was d visitol
in Richmond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Absher wert
Sunday guests of Mrs. Abshel''s sis
ter. Mrs. Luther Newton, in tn
Bethlehem community. While there
they attended the all-day services
at Bethlehem Baptist church.
Mrs. F.. O. Williams and Mis-
Margaret Elam were in Charlottes
vile Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. West at,
spending two weeks at Cape Cod
Mass, and other points OF interes
in the New England states.
Mrs. S. D. Harris accompanied
Mrs. Lee Station, Of the Gold Hill
community. to the services at Beth
leaent Baptist church Sunday. +
Mrs j. Francis West is ATTENDING
the fall board meeting Of the Viz
ginia Federation OF Women's club
at Radford College. She will con
duct health workshop as part D
the leadership training progr n
which is being conducted in con
junction with the board meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Dairymen
Continued from page |

NContlnleC from page IL
med by distributors as 40 quarts.
Therefore a one-cent increase in
The retail price Of milk is considered
Y mean a 40-cent increase per hun
dredweight to dairymen. They are
currently paid s635 per 100 pounds
for Glass ! milk.
Distributors are expected TO Be
authorized to pass the increase
along TO consumers III the Com
missions ruling when it comes. The
state body is authorized to say how
increases are to be absorbed how
ever
Both Farm Bureau and Farmers
Union spokesman told the Commits
sion dairymen should receive help
through emergency price increases
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17

There were 81 hospital patients
Monday morning
Patients Admitted
Richard II. Hill, Burkeyille, Her
man w Vernon, Crewe, J j VIII
kins. Victoria. Arthur w, Davis,
Cumberland MIS- A. Il. Smith, NV
Canton; Amos L. Salyer letters
vile. H B Arvin. Meherrin w b
Morris. FarInyille T. E. Huskey,
Famville G. G. Goforth Farm
slila RoberE A Motley Farmville
Also Arthur Vance Farmvill
Richard Mccarthy III, Hampden-
sydney WI T Turner. Crewe;
Frankie Huskey. Amelia. Mrs. H. A.
Vaughan. Farmville. Mrs. j. A.
Watson Ontario, Mrs. W Ii Fore
Farmyllle Mrs. j b. wier.
Farmville Miss Barbara Seymour,
Charlotte c. H., and W. L. Brad
shaw. Green Bay.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Tax Deficit Note
Renewed in~4Amelia

Renewal Of note representing a
loan Of S45 200 from Union Bank and
Trust company vas approved BY the
Amelia county board oi supervisors
last week.
The renewal was made payable
November ll. with interest not To
exceed four per CENT All the same
time, the board authorized payment
of the S455.0l interes, that has ac-
crued Oh the note since June
III other financial action, the sup
ervlsors transferred 5000 to the
school fund for September opera
lions.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Fred T. Hicks Dies
In Richmond Hospital

Fred T. Hicks, brother Of Edwin
p Hicks, Of Jefferson, died
September IL in Richmond
hospital Funeral services were
held for him Saturday with
burial in Forest Lawn cemetery
III addition to his brother Mr.
Hicks is survived by his widow,
Mrs Margie Cogbill Hicks, two
sons, Frederick 7 Hicks. III, and
Herbert L. Hicks, two sisters, Mrs.
J M Tilman and Mrs A G. De-
noon: another brother. Caben S.
Hicks. and three grandchildren
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Five County Fair
Continued from page II


Others are. Cumberland Ruritans
Z a Smith, Buckingham Ruritans.
Dr. E M Johnson, Buckingham
Woman's Club. Mrs. Clevela d
Jones, Appomattox Womans Club.
Mrs. Charles 5. P Crawley: Apo
mattox Lions Club, George Abbitt.
IL Cumberland American Legion
G. ST. c. Robinson, and Curdsvllle
Grange Charles A, Anderson.
Brlckert said today the following
clubs viii have as yet unnamed rep
resentatlyas. p a III plin Ruritans
Farmvllle Rotary Club and Cum
berland Woman's Club and Aneri-
can Legion Auxiliary
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
LC Baptist Council
Holds Early Retreat

About IS Longwood COLLEGE stu-
GENTS members of the Baptist
Student Union executive council
spent tile week end at the student
center making plans for the year.
MISS joan Spencer is the new
director Of the group. Other
speakers during the week end
were the Rev. l. 3. Hall. Peters
nurg First Baptist church pastor.
william r. Jenkins. state BSU
student secretary. Miss Frances
Hucgins. Thailand missionary
and DR. WI Otis Mcclure. Farm
vile Baptist church pastor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
III Club Leaders
TO Work in Schools

Leaders have been appointed III
four Of the cottntys six white
schools TO help with Al club pro-
gram this year,
Mrs June Ellington, Mrs. Carl
Vaughan and Mrs Newton Coin
will assist at Farmville Elemen-
tary School. Mrs. Lonnie Mckay.
MRS. 4 d, Hobgood and Mrs. CT.
Y Cox. at Worsham Mrs Ed
Payne AZ Darlington Heights.
Mrs = II Booth. at Prospect.
ana Mrs. Martin Roach. at Green
Bay
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Lieutenant MauganS
Receives Promotion

Katherine Allen Afaugans was
recently promoted from lieuten-
ant. junior grades. tx lieutenant.
She is receipt control officer in
tine Norfolk Naval supply center's
ships supply depot,
1t Maugans Is the daughter OF
MIS- Noel J Allen. 7oa Enonville.
and the late AIr, Allen Her hus-
band. Ii Cdr Freak O Maugans,
j. assigned To TIE Navy depart
ment's bureau OF supplies and ac-
counts IN Washington, D, G.
She graduated from Lonewood
COLLEGE. ana has been In the
WAVES since 1852
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
s. uthside Hospital
PATIENT LIST

Mr. and Mrs w D. soutaall
Farmyille, girl, Sept 49,
MI and Ms W. o. OerIle. Jr
Farmville, twin girls. Sept. IA.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Hill
Nashville Tenn. boy. Sept. H.
Mr. and MIS-. w 3 Thompson
Keysvllle. boy Sept ~
Col0red Patients
Kenneth f d m on 4 S o n. Crewe
Frances terson CuInber-
land Josephine johnson, Prospect.
Lawrence Smith Farmyille; Edna
Anderson, Dillwyn. and Delawai :
Marshall Charlotte C. H.
CuiOred Births
Donald and Annie Allen Prospect.
girl, Sept II
Alexander and Alice Fowlkes. Me
hefrin girl, Sept. IS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
Herald Reporter
Appointed to Office

Mrs. Richard clam. Of Abilene
TEX, vice president Of Theta Sig
ma Phi alumnae- large. this
week announced appointment sf
Miss Sally Ryan. Farmville Her
aid reporter, as Virginia state CO..
oIdinator.
As state director Of the national
fraternity for women in journal
ism, Miss Ryan will be in charge
Of alumnae activities III Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17
P0whatan All Clubs
Elect New Officers

Two Powhatan' county All clubs
Belona and Powhatan. elected Off
GERS last week
New president Of the Powhatan
club is Betty 10 Meyer Patricia
Wilson is vice president; Susan
BGck. secretaly-treasurer Phyllis
Utt, song leader, and Sylvia Mer-
chant, reporter Mrs B $. Brent is
club leader.
. Your Room-Pep 1t Up" was
selected as the club project for the
year
Jean Morrison is new president
Of the Belona club. Paige Brown Is
vice president; Margaret Hatcher
/ Secretary treasurer; Mary Hatcher
reporter and Fay Bardrick, sona
/ leader
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-17

One economist estimates that We
sill use about 4l5 billion barrels OF
crude oil between now and the year
2.000-more than one and onehalf
times the total oil discovered in the
world to date.
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AIRPORT

Continued From First Page
character Of the county has
changed since Burke was first
proposed in 1881 and the char
acter Of the proposed facility
has changed since 1851"
An irate Fairfax resident.
Harley NJ. Williams, OF BOG
Jones street. charged that paid
promoters and speculative in
terests have been misleading
some people. including high
school students. into signing
petitions favoring the airport. {"
Reading from a four page
single spaced prepared state
ment, Mr.. Williams drew
several bursts Of applause from
the crowd. His comments dealt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

said earlier that II wa
thorough and comprehensive
and expressed the belief thai
a substantial part Of the ad-
ministration's recommendation,
would be approved by the
Democratic Congress.
Opposes Aid Increase
Most Democrats appeared
ready to loosen the purse
strings to meet Russian COM
petition both on the military
and economic fronts. but there
was one exception. Senator
Russell frowned on the pro-
posed figure Of almost "a billion
for foreign aid.
The Georgian, who has adj
vocated tapering of the foreign
aid program for several years,
said 1t would be better TO spend
the bulk of this money on the
missile program.
The proposed five-year ex-
tension OF the Reciprocal Trade
Act also faces stiff opposition.
and most observers believe the
administration will be lucky TO
get a one-year extension.
Senator Anderson of New
Mexico. an influential Demo-
crat on the Joint Atomic Com
mittee. said no specific amend
ments we're presented yester-
day. only some general pro-
posals."
Representative Van Zandt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Prison in Hungary
Reported Closed

BUDAPEST. Dec. 4 R.--
Well-informed sources said yes
terday the Hungarian concern
tration camp of Kistarcsa,
about is miles northwest OF
Budapest. recently was closed.
The camp, capable of han
ding up to 10000 persons. was
used to hold men and women
who either had actively taken
part In the Hungarian rebel
lion. we're known anti-Commu-
nists or were detained for state
security reasons.
The informants said most
Of the inmates Of the Kistarcsa
camp we're transferred to a
newly established concentra-
ton camp at Toekoel on Buda-
pests Csepel Island. There
also were rumors circulating
in the Hungarian capital that
"a substantial number Of per-
sons have been released.