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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
pomplin R. r. D. No. 4

Holiday guests ia the neiehbor-
hoed were MISS Aaa Baker MIR
and Mr. Elmo Cowger and chill
dfen AIr and Mrs. Gordon Gillian
Ind children Mr. and Mrs san
Dickerson MI and MIS- Robert L
Diekerson and daughter. Mi and
Mrs Edwin Diekerson. Mt and
Mrs Walter N. Cunningham. and
boys Nh and ms. Hugh Decker
son Jf. and boys, and Mr. and
Mrs Arnold Covingt6n, al! " Rich
nond
Ar and MIS- Russel Nicely. 81
DanVilgs. spent the week end here
Ned Shorter returned FRIDAY from
sotithside Community Hospital
Mrs, Claud Norris. and children
visited kel parents. MI and Mrs
H 4 carwlle
Bills Moore. Of Norfolk. was
home.
M and Mes Gene WEIGH and
Walkel. spent The holiday with Her
parents Mf and Mrs. Alex Will
tord 81 Raleigh. N G.
alns 4 B Wonaca q F7armyille.
has been a guest Of her sister. Mrs
Dick Shorter She VIII visit her
brother Jack Swan and MIS-. Swan.
this week
The Charlie Mooies attended a
family reunion iu Buckingham
Mrs ] A Oakes VISITED relatives
III Iimberlake, N Z last WeeE
Mr. and Mrs. e. S! Laws. of Rox-
COLO N c. and MIS- j 'Tankefa-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
Schools Open
At Scottsville:
Columbia Senior

schocl opened here September 3
and much " the discomfort q
saiA1 ot tile pupils, the first day
was fun one and not halliday
There were 256 pupils who enrolled
III The elementary department and
20 II le hish school 4 few more
l'''a 'aSt se@'
j D Boggs is again he principal
vih the same faculty except for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
Bethlehem Items
Couples Tour Smoky Mountains;
Several Spend Time In Baltimore

A1r and Mrs. Arthur Gear Of
Richmond visited his parents.
Key and MIS- A S. Gear Sunday
M and Mis- John Howard,
Mrs. Sophie Cole. Misses Carol
Ann Howard, Billie Cole and Joyce
Cole spent Labor Day week end
VITA Mr.. and Mrs J P Childress.
" Arlington. Mrs. Harvey Caves.
Yf Baltimore. Md. and Rev and
Nrs Milton Anderson. Of uppereo.
Nd
Mr. ana Mrs Alien young. Of
Alexandria spent last week with
his parents Nh and Mrs 7 l.
Young
MF ana Mfs. Scott Bryant Of
Cullen. visited MI and MRS. John
Edwards Sunday.
Miss Hazel Tampleton of Alax-
andrla. spent the holidays With
her parents Mr ana Mrs n j.
Tempieton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
. Old Abilene

Miss Evelyn Layne spent tht hali-
day week visiting friends n Rich
nGnd. She went TO jamestown and
other points Of interest
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Blanks d
Gladys. spent Sunday VITA Ali and
Mrs. Garland CLARK
Miss Hazel Ielnplelon of Alex
andrla. spent the Week and Witll
Her parents NH ana Mfs Moan
lempl4ton
MIR. and Mrs James VI Bowen
Of Augusta. Ga. and MI and Mrs
Horace Carwile, and children Of
Richmond, visited their parents. Mr.
and Mrs George Blanks Sunday
Monday MI ana ms. q eorg
Blanks took their daughter Mis-
Nancy Blanks u Petersburg CEN
eral Hospital To begin nurses train
illg On Miss Blanks arrival there
Site learned that $500 scholarship
given by the doctors wives q Fet
efsburg awaited her
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Templeton
and family were Sunday dinner
guests III Ills sister MHs Patl
southalI. and family ~ PAnphn
Buddy Borden W Richmond WAS
Has been staying WITH Albert DAVIS
returned home Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
Rannsor,s

The graduation OF Miss l. a Il / a
hyres from Virginia Baptist Hos
pital School oi Nursing i'll Lynch
burg drew quite a group OF Sharon
Baptist church young people to the
exercises there Sunday. Miss Ayres
is the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckenna Ayres. oil Ransons.
Clayton Davidson returned to has
job al Newport News Sunday after
spending d few days with friends
heia.
vi. r. Flowers. Of Lynchburg
visited hls sons al Ransons Tues
Gay. After more than II years resi-
dence here. Wallace Flowers, jr.
returned with his father to Lynch
burg to seek employment there
A. A pattesbn. and family, Of
Richmond spent the week end With
his parents
Billy MaXey il spending a Two
week furlOugh with Ais parents. Mr.
and Mrs. III +. MaAey before being
sent to Germany
Il. w Pattespn. Jf.. and family,
Of Charlottesville spent the week
end with his parents
Wallace and Cleveland Flowers,
with Jonathan Patteson u Crozier
took IN the Jamestown festival last
week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
Large Number of Richmond Residents
Spend Labor Day Week End Here

ley Of Lynchbure were recent
guests of Mrs J A. Oakss
MFs II G CUNNINGHAM returned
Saturday after visiting her daugh-
tel, MIS-. H c. Bradshaw. and
anlilv u DWham N & Helbie re-
turned with his father after after a
visit IN the Cunningham home.
Miss Donna Kay Welch was a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Claud Morris
IN Buckingham last week.
Mrs. Robert Ayers. Of Appomat-
tox, was n recent guest Ut her sis-
till. Mrs viii . Cunningham
MISS Rosa lila Wright, u BucGing-
ham. has arrived to spend the win
III With tier sister. Mrs Cunning
ham, and attend Worsham High
School
Miss Frances Southan. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Carter Southal
has entered Virginia Baptist Hos
ptal in Lynchbure tor nurses TRAIN
iug
Holiday guests of W Whitehead
wefe Nus MAID VI Haddock. Of
CreWe, Mr. and Mrs Otis White
head and daughter Of New York
The family and friends enjoyed a
stew IN the yard Monday.
Mn and Mrs Fred HINT MisS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
Parsonage To Be
Dedicated Sunday
In Buckingham

Homecoming services viii be
held Sunday. September s al
Bethlehem Baptist Church in
Buckingham county,
Sunday school viii be held at
10 a. m. Morning Worship at II
4 m. lunch at u, and AFTERNOON
services at p. m
After The afternoon service the
neW parsonage viii be dedicated
The homecoming service Sun
day will also mark the beginning
Of a revival which will continue
Monday through Friday eve,{ine
with services at 7.45 p. m Guest
preacher Will be Rev. Hugh Hayes
Of Fllporia
Ii. n Knap Win lead the sine-
ing ard viii have charge Of spec-
.al music
Rev. George e. Reynolds, pastor
OF the Church will conduct the
services
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Nh and Mrs. q " Carr. Of
Blnefield, W. Va we're guests Of
MT ana Mrs. Glen Hayes
Miss Beverly Spencer visited Mi
ana Mrs Harold 5Nartz tor 4 weak.
Mr. and MIS- W. A. Cusick have
been in Maryland the past week
They are there on account of the
death of MI Cusick brother. John
Cusick, who died Friday,
MI. and Mrs. Tom Hall were din
ner guests Sunday Of Nh. and Mrs.
Tom Hail, Jr- on Mr. and Mrs.
Halls 44th wedding anniversary
All of tie children ana grandchil-
dren were there
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gym News, Social Evenss
Dixyn News. Social Exenss
Curdi0-P Pulmonary Research Lab
Work Attracts Miss Joan Poole

,,, ~ Ss''. '''oii e.i's''s ,,1-,l :,
s "aise4is'as -'lg''iVvis1 eilu'Nh w Z
'o'uioas q ! s0ppei at 'Ae Palsoi-
az ,,..s,.,..,
~ ~ ! 60 "o1'iaa 'si'ip 'i'e
4 = uai3ai sliieAt lilgl "ealiesaay 81
lae i'ellls p Mf's- 2 = L@5aetE RI
pleA li's W. 7t ''a4 oepaltineAt lof
eie e7iiis'ls seai llie loli2WiAR &fe
ilsillsttS. a tiie depaftnahi II MRS
iFan payis Mn Z \ Bruce
?. = efslleh r9.Iss. MIS-. ffaAk
Asee, MIS-. george Whlte, Mrs KIN
tsi lfalsls ana Mrs.'R. j. Il Grow
ne eiap pfeslden1 mrs aubrey
'aa'ees iael WlVh 'he collhllia'es.
RtV aAa Mfs Y Ernest Wrenn
's-''a saae1asss at'N tia'lses III lfAii-
iaA Ntsias any pAVohheai-
Miss naws4n Attends Congress
MISS Carolyn Dawson county
wiaHef Of taa IN electrical project.
attended The allnu4l III electrical
toneress III gichnand
+ = Esann,e }lro,hee yha bas
hFea ,ssaae,.aa ri arvants. ts,s M,
ya,E spant tbs uaeE a,.d II TIT
II Il Knann henp
Alis .lafk Winen ber daupbte,.
Money and hn,. rar,.nts MF sns
MFs d Il Ra3,J.v yis.aa Mo
Wnlpo.s SISTER and husband M, an
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06

turned after spending Week with
her aunt Mrs S. G Hatcher il
Ashland
Mrs c " Glenn Of FarmyiIla
visited her mmhee Mrs s 3 Pear
SON sunday
Mr and Mrs Joe Bryant enter
tanned Friday NIGHT With birthday
party for theLI daughter Winnie
Thirteen guests we're present
Ihe past week end MI and Mrs.
R = Charlton had as their guests
Mrs Challton's sisters, Miss Pau
lette Johnson. Of Ashland, Mrs S.
C. Hatcher Of Ashland, and her
brother W y Johnson Of Charles,
t0n w Val
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06
Memorial Drive
Goes Over Goal

Crewes drive tor i memorial at
Southside Community Hospital
went over the top last week.
Ed r. Sheffield. treasurer Of
the Dr.. w r. Warmer memorial
drive. reported that a total OF 50. :
1910 had been turned in. The
drive goal was $4,000.
q s. Hooper Jr4 was chairman
ri the drive ID raise money to
build ana equip 4 room I'll the new
wing at the hospital il memory Of
the late Doctor Warmer, who
was a Crewe physician. A plaque
is 10 be placed n the room.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-09-06

ROY c. Ch.lds Gs- former resi-
afnt OF Farmqille died TUESDAY
aIornine September g. st his
hbne Ia Richmond after period
0l failing health
Fur some years IN made hls
nom I'M Farmyille where he va
active -n tha FarmylIle Methodist
eAtuch Rotary CLUB ana other
community ORGANIZATIONS. Al the
time OF his illness he was a mem
Der Of the state staff Of the U s
Sayings Bonds Division
Ha Was a native Of Brunswick.
Ga attended COLLEGE there and
subsequently, Tho University Of
ViIainia Prior to his coming 10
FalnviIle hc Was principal Of Al
tagista High School
Funeral services were held We'd
1esday al Lane Memorial Method
II church with interment In
Green Hill cemetery
Surviving are his wife. Mrs,
C5iIdys 3 EaSt Childs. and
daushter Marie, 81 Richmond
tN5 brothetS and three SISTERS.
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Green Bay.

NIL .sl Ms " j rurner d
Aiallns9..s I'D Nj and Mrs r.
L. Blaal..sssaffp went % Williams
bury lecasltl4 ana saw The Com
MOL tilaS& TINY also went " ihs
Jamastawn -s,stiYal
Mss " A, SAaW AHA childrea.
spen. last NseE N Norfolk with hef
brother-M-la1 and sister Mr anu
AIRS " h. Edwards
MI and, AIRS l. Fl Robertson.
and family II Takoma PARK, Md,
were feceat guests OF his parents
Mn anc 8-rs G G Robertson
Mr anf Nets. s. w Reams "a
Richmoa. Saent last Aeek at their
home ~ Viet1nia and visited friends
aAd rygltita41i1l thp community
srsins Visit
Mn aiif Nm Charles AIVin anG
daue hte!i, di! Aleherr3n. visited Mrs.
Arvl,'s pafe.tts here over The week
end
Nlrs Heileegia Hodges. and dau4h-
ter Louise If Richmond aAd Mrs.
Marv Psfk Baean ANA son KY Wash-
ingto n ~ visited Mr. and Mrs..
M E. iieafss and Mf aAd Mf-
j w iauliesslaAt week
MrS usl >fsuegs and children.
have refllfsa,- to Baltimore Ald
after sasidi@a several weeks with
he. pa sessfs. 30 and Mrs e NJ
ODen
.Mr and sirs. " A. Robertson
ANA SUI slsSssa th-lt daughter 1nd
aen,n-l43 VI. aAd Mi% Alyls SpA-
locs ui- a4g1tilond OVEN the vtek
Attend Meeting
II K Maenussun W Pulley
JIM Hs&stit9asa and ~Farl Y And
Eagne Athty.s attended meeting
Az tas si4iel4aers q State Sever
eighty #ia4 f4yldlMdual Liberties NJ
y ltdi tLl irf -FtE IhLNiItAN. .iE NPfhh'
er sne .faH 1ohn Bell Williams,
cOnglesgnlat ia'um MISSISSIPPI was
intrcdncaa 93. Juage Segar GRAY
att Of Blackstone
NIT 49, Ms Roland Pierre
visited h4r lnother last week en-
route ihfa Pennsylvania w Rich
mand 4 .
Mr. aHi MIS- Sam Wagstaff Jr
AMI sori YEA Richmond Spent tht
holiday ig4ass end wlth Mrs WA
stairs ststAN AIis w A shaN anl
Mis- Ellg s Smith
Louie eNertep Of victoria
/ preachqd 1. Bethel Christian Church
Sunday nleiniHg
GneS.!s From Nor
Mls Af stephenson, anu daugh
- +.
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Mrs Stephenson's parents MI ana
IT,, os.ai. = :, hsa s.a ,,..
,..,- s,'.r. H. ,'.. m H., - ~, !,
Vi e.a., u ILL.,. - III,
ry ,, ,l9t,''. - '''19a III
,taa ~ p.-.~' n.ans.1'N.,
'''a u n 1,tllo'..'
t ,5 n, ann II 7 - 4 '''s-
II ILL., -
1.A, GU - "-' y L . ,1,a, so"' ana ~,
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League STANDINGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-13
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

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Cross Show: Concerto No. 2
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800, WGMS = Symphony
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
Honor Society
Has New Set
OF Officers

Miss Dorothy L. johnson
has been installed as presi-
dent of M State, District of
Columbia, Delta Kappa
Gamma, an international
honor society for women in
education.
Miss johnson is an assist
ant professor at the District
OF Columbia Teachers COL
lege. Others officers installed
for 1888 are Miss Eliza
beth Morrow, first vice presi-
dent; Miss Virginia Tyler,
second vice president; Mrs.
Margaret Russell. correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Margaret
Noble. recording secretary;
DR.. Estelle Phillips, treasurer
and Miss Elizabeth Grifith.
parliamentarian.
M State and Alpha Beta
State OF Maryland are CO.
hostesSes for the Northeast
Regional Conference being
held at the Shoreham Hotel,
August S through Z.
approximately 300 dele
gates are representing II
States and three provinces.
The regional director is Miss
Sara Rives Of Covington, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS

Continued From Page B-3
on the lie de France next
week for London.
Constance Bennett Coul-
ter. who goes on the road
next week starting in Detroit
in "Auntie Name" came with
Louise Gore, whom she's
visiting. Connie told Mrs.
Mcclellan that she had spent
so much time watching Sena-
tor Mcclellan on TV investi-
eating labor racketeers that
she hadn't had time to learn
her script.
And there were Mrs. Mike
Monroney in a green linen
dress ensemble with violet
cardigan; Mrs. John Sher-
man Cooper in snappy white
suit with black blouse and
black and white striped belt:
Mrs. Bill Knowland, hatleSS
as were many of the women;
Mrs. Tom HenningS, who said
her husband is now at home
recuperating from his opera
ton; and Mrs. Bill Fulbright,
who will go up with the Sena-
tor to visit Mrs. Merriweather
Post at her Adirondacks
camp as soon as Congress ad-
journs.
Other Senate wives were
MesdameS Leverett Salton-
stall, Paul Douglas, Everett
Dirksen. Frank Lausche,
Mike Mansfield, Lister Hill,
Irving Ives. Wayne Morse,
Homer Capehart. Gordon Al
lott. Frank Carlson, John
Sparkman, Strom Thurmond
and both Martins, Ed and
Tom.
Nine. Tong, wife of the
Chinese Ambassador; Mrs.
Joe Duke. wife of the Ser
eeant at Arms. Mrs. Fred La
FeverS, daughter of the host
esS, and Mrs. Nathan Twin
ing. wife of the new Chair
man Of the Joint Chiefs, were
others in the chatty throng.
BY comparison the Senate
chamber seemed so unchatty
that the few who sat in the
gallery afterwards to watch
their husbands. didn't tarry
long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Define Bavolet? Try
Fashion Dictionary

organization of executive
women in the field of
fashion, Mary Brooks Picken
has always felt that a ready
reference ought to be avail
able to answer questions like
what kind Of sleeve is
that?" whats that mean?"
and whats the origin Of
that?"
She has willed THE
Fashion Dictionary" to the
Costume Institute at the
Metropolitan Musuem Of Art
and with it the job Of per-
petuation.
How did this ''life's work."
as Mary Brooks Picken calls
her constantly growing die
tionary, begin?
In an affectionate dedica-
cation in the book she men,
tons her father, Christopher
Columbus Brooks.
Her first husband died
when she was quite young
and she went to live again
with her parents. Her father
started a WORD game" with
her as a diversion and an
outlet to help ease her grief.
Shoe Boxes Full
I'VE wound up with shoe
boxes full Of words-all
fashion," she told me. And
that was the beginning Of
the words" which have now
found their place in "The
Fashion Dictionary"
Included with the more
than 1000 definitions and
descriptions are over TOO IL
Illustrative detail drawings,
and IFS photographs depict
ing fashions that span the
centuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
BY ELEM

Women are seldom at q
loss for words.
Certainly Mary Brooks
Picken is in q class all her
own.
How many women do you
know who've used them to
write a dictionary?
THE Fashion Dictionary"
published by Funk g. Wag-
nails. is written by a woman
who has IS books in and
around the subject of fashion
to her credit.
It's a fascinating 1000
word travelogue-the A to
the rs of fashion history.
both past and present.
Actually, it's a revised YER
sion of an earlier book called
THE Language Of Fashion"
started in 1911 with a first
edition printed in 1888. In
1857 it emerges as "rhe
Fashion Dictionary"
Her Legacy
Its my legacy to the
fashion world" Mary Brooks
Picken says Of her collection
of fashion words.
She works at it all the
time, but since you can't
revise a dictionary, every 10
years a new printing is done
and an appendix is added.
In her Pawling. N. Y. home
and at her New York apart
ment-ofilce. she gets about
so calls a year from leading
fashion authorities to help
them define specific words.
One of the original found
ers in 1881 in New York Of
The Fashion Group. now q
national and international
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

LOOKING UP A FASHION WoRD-A pooe
from Mary Brooks Picken's THE Foshion Die
tionory," which defines words in fashion use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

bathing c. Close-htting cap Of rubber
or rubberized fabric worn to keep
hair dry when swimming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

LANZ Fashion Show
eommenlsted BY LAM siylisi, Doris Dean j. +.
$3.50 p.m.-Thursday, August Is, Sixth Floor;
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store hours: daily 10
Corners svsnnE shoDping Thursday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18

New York.
PEARL THONGS CHAPPELL
and WILLIS cHAPPELL. her
husband.
New York. Neef York.
CHARLES " LToAIAs and Es-
Sic THOATAa Ills wife.
829 La Fayeaf Ave. Brooklyn,
New York,
GERTRUDE I.iADNAs. Widow OF
the deceased. NffEiam M. Thorn
as, 376 Halst Sd Street, East
Orange, New isrsey,
THE BANK or PoWHATAN, a
corporation eltFtered under the
laws of thetC commonwealth Of
Virginia who's principal office
il al PoWhatstl Virginia,
ny r PARKERv President Of the
Bank 81 Pow letan. Powhatan.
Virginia and
the heirs At u Of William NJ
Thomas deceaAf. AID Thomas
Frankston deeetaed THEN heirs,
deyisees or assfa and such other
persons VINO ar, .or may be M
tefested III thu 4Jbject matter Of
this suit Whe ATE proceeded
AGAINST a.sePARTIEs UN-
KNOWN
Defendants
The object of5f!lis suit rs To re-
move cloud On .jrtle to a certain
tract or parcel is>land containing
T8.5 acres. lying land being IN the
Madison Distri& of Cumberland
County. VirgiIiis formerly owned
Us Thomas FrE nsston
All affidavit | aeing been made
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Amelo c. n. News, Social Events
County Golf, Country Club Members
TO Hold Square Dance Saturday Night

Mr. and Mrs Hiram Holmes, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lane and B S
Ryrd motored to Williamsburg last
Saturday for the William and Mary
VPI game
Mrs Thomas P Calbreath left
last Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Simmons IN LaNrenceyille
Sic returned to her home iii Amelia
Friday
Mrs Clyde Hill is a patient in
Johnston Willis Hospital, Richmond.
Grey Lyon. of Richmond visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Y Ligon, last Tuesday Mrs Lyon
is getting along nicely after her
operation at ST Luke s Hospital sey-
elal weeks ago
Hundley, Jr., Visits
Chaffin Y Hundley. Jr., Of Airing
ton spent Tuesday night with his
father c Y. Hundley. In Amelia.
MI and Mrs John B Anderson.
and two children We're the guests
OF his mother, Mrs James Ander-
sen. over the week end
Mrs j p Stlres, Of Richmond
Spent the week end with Mrs. J. c.
Tsgleston and was here for the
funeral Of her uncle. Joseph c.
Eesleston. Monday
I'M and Mrs Stephan F'afrar
Jr Mrs. George Hardy. Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs ] . Rand. Miss Frances
Rand. the Rev Ray jenkins. Judge
George K Taylor and Judge J q
Jefferson were in BurkevilIe sat
urday fol- The funeral Of " b F'ai=
ral
Several Go 10 williamsburg
MI and Mrs William II Stengel.
Laura Lee stangel and Mrs
Graham Butler went To Williams
burg and jamestown Sunday
Mr. and MIS-. w. Cary Neon
naughey and children. and Mrs
Joseph McConnaughey spent Sun
day On the Skyline Drive They re-
ported i one Of the most beautiful
sights they had ever saen
Several members Of the Amelia
County Home Demonstration clubs
attended the meeting for District II
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ston Salem. NJ III. last Week end
Mrs Higgins vas SICK and he was
unable to go
The farmers have been saving hay
for some time hoping u have
enough for the winter. Late. hay
was very good Right many had late
vegetables which were killed by the
frost Sunday. The apple crop is I'M
usually good. all are trying to get
them gathered.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
May Memorial Plans
Revival Services

Revival services viii begin sun
day at May Memorial Baptist
church PoWhatan. and continue
through October 25 at 7:45 p. m.
The Rev l. L Jessup. Of Cen
trail Baptist church Altavista. viii
be the visiting EVANGELIST.
The church nursery VIII be
open each evening
May Memorial will celebrate its
fiftieth anniversary with home
coming services October ~ There
will be special offering for the
building fund and lunch viii BE
served at the War Memorial
building At II 30 d NJ.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18

and filed stating chat Robert
Thomas, Helen Thomas Brodie
Thomas Brodie Pearl Thomas
Chappell Willis Chappell Charles
" Thomas, Essie Thomas and
Gertrude Thomas are OF may be
non-residents Of The State of Vm-
GINA that there are on may be
PARTIES interested in the subject
/ to be disposed Of in this snt
whose n m es are unknown,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18

Farmer borrowed $3.50. 300 000
from The Farmers Home Admins.
tiation m ibe fiscal year ended june
% This compares With S39a 3g2 500
the previous wear Repaynsrts dur
ing fiscal year 1856 Of principal anG
interest on loans outstanding totaled
1904 e22 .a0g compared With S2G2. 1873 ,
0o9 III the 1886 fiscal year. On June
so. outstanding loans totalpd 81 .0l3-
t80. 900 compared to S943 Ra3. oo0 on
June 81 a year ago
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18

Iheief7 vfaered .hat the
SAID ~ .idett parties and
Parties y ase9Vn do appear with
M tan eA-gs .fyef due publication
tereul - ID What may be nee
eSsalW +. lADleot JheiI interests
IN llns
R \ adANToN CLERK
W11LlAs. sCARTER. p. e.
CumberAl3d virginia
:. 9-z7-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-18
LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA: .

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Cumberland Oh this the gath
day Of September 1857;
~ ~ CARTER
" Complainant
]. r. THOMAS and MARION
THOMAS. HIS wife.
Cumberland, Virginia,
ROBERT THOMAS,
New York New York.
HELEN THOMAS BRoDIE and
THOMAS BRODIE, her mus
band,
524 W 152nd st.. New york.