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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-08-22
Those Greeks

all StaesRghers; nearly learn the first
of Athens statesman and lawgiver, named
Mr. Soon
Well actually, the Greeks City Fighters States
but only because they didn't have states just cities.
We content that only did the Greeks have for
it, but they actually had the problem with
which today faced.
AS sad they had City, Rights Theirs CityStae
nation Mr. jefferson and Mr. Madison and others tried
eliminate the "Cy" idea by forming group of States,
supporting central government unity of states to
be desired group of separate states the 776 boys
figured But we 1857 boys don't to it that way
We go along with the old Greeks Separate independent
uncommitted states is the seeking today
Why just think if we had independent state could
have of border patromen passport bureau
bureau, balanced budget WE'LL just it! BY
an independent state such have in mind could
create additional jobs for people,
AS an independent state, would have complete
troll Mississippi We could collect tax from
which served by river traffic else we'd not let the
boats and we'd out those states
which wouldn't pay
Anyone wanting do business with would have to
submit to way of life else wouldn't sell them
thing sells liquor to Missssppians We could
make STOP unless they kicked share of the
ey they didn't comply with Wishes could declare
war on them What's more could stop them from using
our river from now
Now as to Yankee states which always sticking their
noses into affairs could form alliance with state
like Iowa and stop letting them have to make liquor
from That's just single item; there must be hundreds
could cut off by treaties with other states Wed nave EN-
then, by golly
We have desire to outline another Republic, but
from, what we've mentioned you what have in
mind having Sate-State from the Greek City
State"
To those who would criticize proposed state on the
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-08-22
ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES

The launching of the first man
made satellite early next year
was predicted by the head of the
satellite project in the National
Academy of Sciences. The arti-
fetal moon will be fired into
space for its globe circling journ-
ey from the east coast of Florida.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-08-22
HELP WANTED

Neat. Aggressive. Ambitious
sales person to call on ap-
pointed clients in Forest Coun-
tY. Earnings in excess of
Sl05.00 weekly. This is a year
around job for the right per-
son. We are not a fly by night
organization. Must have car
Write full particulars to Gar
land McLemore. P. O. Box
1885. Jackson. Miss.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-08-22

grounds that the Greeks failed to survive would like
make clear that today intelligent than they
st@+ ~'
All you have to do is just ask any of Well give
you word for it. We have word for it, too you know
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08

The next meetings for this in
structior will be held on March 20
and 26.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08
4-iI'ers To Take
Part In Arhor Day
1t DiIIWyn School

S'"ne saving All Club Member
Lives Here" will soon begin spring
ng up throughout Buckingham
county.
Club members. as a part Of their
Aomc grounds Identification project,
rave ordered one hundred Of these
~ stems.
All members in the county are
an"cued in the home grounds project
nd are participating in community
Aeautif'cation II is intended through
his project for club members TO
Develop and care for the grounds at
heir respective homes,
One phase of the community prof
ri WI be "Arbor Day" at DjllWyn
elementary School on March IA On
his special day. together W t h
school officials, Dillwyn Garden
Club members. an extension service
1ortic'ilturist and the county exten-
son staff All club members VIII
Aelp landscape the school grounds
FloWerino S h r. b S, evergreenS.
trees. etc bought by members will
DC planted Under the guidance Of
he horticulturist, Alters will learn
he procedure for trarsplanting.
Parents and interested citizens are
invited to help with this project.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08
Adult Leaders
learn Sewing

Among the unsung heroes of All
work are the adult leaders who give
RELY of their time and energy.
without their valuable assistance no
I'll program is a success.
Clothing project leaders fro m
Buckingham county attended an all
day training meeting in FarmVllle
last mouth presented by the Singer
Sewing Machine Company These
'eaders will conduct project train
ing in their respective communities
during the coming summer
Adult and Junior leaders attending
he meeting included. Mesdames
Curtis Connatser, Charles Waycas-
,er. H N Hardinan. Billy Chappell,
Odelle Ragland, R. s. Ellis. ", B.
{. Jones. Gordon Rayland Henry
Davis and Misses Mary Ester Ad-
.ock. Gloria Newton. Barbara Mae
0wnby. and Nyoka Connatser
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08
Four Men Add Balance, Muscle
To Farmyille Elementary Al Club

the wearing of the club pin; the
planting of a dogwood tree on the
school grounds, and putting on a
radio show.
The four new boys are part Of
a membership Of 242 youths in
Prince Edward county's II All
Clubs. There is a senior club pro-
gram. this year emphasizing pro
jects in electricity, electrical
equipment and lighting in the
home.
The junior program emphaslz-
es home grounds Identification,
including planting of trees and
flowers. pruning shubbery, study
ing seeds, plants and flowers.
Ways Of attracting birds, care Of
lawn equipment and planning
walks, drivaWays and yard areas
and other angles of grounds i'm
proyement they have studies this
year.
In addition to the group pro-
iect, each senior and Junior All
Club member carries but an IN
dividual home project. ranging
from care Of livestock, growing
vegetables. studying insects to a
wide variety Of home and person
al improvement projects.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08
Public Speaking
Contest VIII Re
Held March q

Buckingham All club members
viii hold their public speaking con
test March % at g pm. at Buck
ingham Central High School
The first place winners in the
boys and girls division over IA years
of age viii represent the county in
the district contest 10 be held at
Longwood College on April q.
Prizes for the local contest have
been donated by the Home Demon
stration clubs IN the county Prizes
Of S. will go to the first place win
ners IN boys and girls classes over
and under Il years Of age Appro-
PIRATE ribbons will be awarded other
winners.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08

Women are all right, but you've
got to have men folks in an or
ganization, too. to give it proper
balance and muscle. That's the
theory that four Fourth Grade
All boys are out to prove this
week at Farmville Elementary
School
The school is a All stronghold,
but the girls have pretty much
been running the show Reginald
Lee Speir, III, William B. Trim
BILE. il. Albert V. Flippen, Jr.,
and George N. Coin have selected
national All week to prove their
point.
They're starting on modest
scale, and have selected three
projects to celebrate All Week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08
Arv0nia 4-H'ers
Participate In
National 4-H Week

Arvonia All club members have
carried on many activities as their
part in making National Al Club
Week a success in their commun-
ity
Among other activities they
have made posters for school
rooms and for stores, and they
have made grace cards to place
in local restaurants.
This Arvonia group made a
guest appearance on Falmvlllc
radio station WFLO for a special
All broadcast on Tuesday. March
5. The program was a skit telling
the various phases OF 4-H club
week activities.
The cast included Doris Geneva
Toney Linda Green. Pat Turner
Vernon Bickford. Jane Dudley
Moseley 10 Ann Wood, Gene
Watson and Charlotte Pankey
The club also planned and con
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08
4-H'ers Learn To
Live Electrically

Training of All boys and girls en-
rolled in the All electric project
was begun on February 20 and con-
tinued on the % Thirty boys and
girls are receiving instruction in
this project
Junior leaders, Gloria Newton and
Kenneth Bryant, former county Win
ners in the project, assisted with
these meetings by giving demon
strationS
Gloria presented 4 demonstration
on use and Care of the Electric
Mixer" and Kenneth on Reading
Meters.
Valuable assistance was S 0
given by representatives Of VEPCO
from Charlottesville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08

Amelia county All clubs and
Miss Betty Lou Morris, Of Amelia,
won special awards for outstand-
ing projects il rural safety Mon
day at Richmond Meeting Of
me Virginia Rural Safety council,
Buckingham Central High
Schools Future Farmers of Amer
ica chapter also won a special
award
The Amelia an clubs we're
among those recognized for PRO-
noting all aspects Of safety The
award Miss Morris received was
one Of II granted to individuals
lot outstanding safety projects.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08

Amelia county All Club mem
bers will celebrate national All
week March with a county
share the-fun program at the
Amelia War Memorial building
Winner of the junior contest
among those up to 10 years old,
W Il win a trip TO All Camp Far
rar In the senior contest, among
those "A and over top prize is Il
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08

conservation camp and a chance
to represent Amelia at the dis
trict contest at LongWood College
April 27.
During May. the county contest
for the Ali electric project will
be held, and club members will
take part in the six-county pa
rade at Chase City May IL.
Brunswick, Dinwiddie, Lunenburg
Mscklenburg and NottoWay coun-
ties will also take part. May %
has been set aside III Amelia
churches as rural life Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08
Amelia All CIubbers Plan
County SIacre-The Fun Program

"trip to the state short course in
June. with the winner to repre-
sent Amelia county at the state
contest,
April 5. Al club members
have planned a public speaking
and awards program Junior win
her III TIE speaking contest will
receive L trip to Camp F'arrar,
ana theL senior winner a trip to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-08

Quoted a chapel program about
All. Presenting this program at
school were Jane Dudley MoSeley
10 Ann Wood Patricia Shumaker,
Pat Turner and Doris Geneva
Toney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

MONDAI
Continued From PRECEDING Psss
7:3o
81 Spy. Adventure.
"Azeff Story" Raymond Mos
7-Wire Service. Dromo.
Hour. "Misfre." Reporter
Deem Evons helps High Sierto
county sheriff solve cose o.
"nnistoken homicide George
Brent. Rebeeeo Welles.
9-Robin Hood. Adventure
The York Treasure Joseph OF
Cordoba seeks Robins old In de-
lvetino o loroe sum for the
possoqe OF shiplood OF refugees
driven from their homeland
Richard Greene
7:45
4-NBc News.
Dovid 6rinkIey. Chef HiuntIsy.
500
4-Produeer's Showcase. Color.
Va Hours The Greet Sebos-
tons A husband and wife
mind reading oct tropped behind
the Iron Curtain IN Czechoslo-
vokio need oil their resources 70
outwlt their cop.orS. Alfred lunt
Lynn Fontonne Akin TomiroH
Liso Feredoy
5-Movietime USA.
Hour, IS Mn. AN This and
Heaven. Too" 1910 Bette Oovis
ChoiIes Boyer
9-Burns and Allen. Comedy.
While stoYine in on exclusive
Houston hotel, where pets ore
not allowed. Creole befriends q
stroy poodle. Judy Boutin. Lewis
Martin. S. John Louner ore teo-
tured
$50
7-Voice Of Firestone.
Cesore Siepi. Net Opero bosso,
will sing Hills Of Home" BY Fox
and "Modorino. il CotoIooo"
from Don 0iovonni "
9-Tolent Scouts. Godfrey.
900
7-Bishop Sheen. Talk.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
The end Of o beautiful friend
ship IS in the making when Lucy
introduces her old friend Ethel 10
new oequointonce.
9:2S
< AneAkau. w@..aa kaUue
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TONIGHT 4!
CINDERELLA

First ~ original BY Richard Rodgers
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Mildred Natvick. Iika Chase. Kaye
Ballard. Alice Ghostley and the orig
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lnsl parents of Life With Father"
Howard Lindsay and Dorothy Stick
new
Channel 5000 30
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The Supai weekly news., 1957-11-22
Chapel Notes

We1come Home! Nr. and YRS. Chambers
and Dwi ght came TO Supai Thursday after
noon after being away for over three
months. Let's all go to Church Sunday
morning and let them know We are glad to
see them hone.
Mr.. David Clark, Director Of the u
nj ted Indian Missions, Inc, of F1agstaff,
came to Hilltop yesterday Wi tn the Cham
Der and heloed them Wi tn their load Of
supplies. FRI Clark wanted to come to
visit Suoai but he had to be in P12oenix
today.
SIS. and Church. 1000 Al. Sunday
Hardy Jones and his horse had some
trouble yesterday in that bad wind storm.
We are happy to report that Hardy did not
get hurt but it was a close call.
The Supai weekly news., 1957-11-22
Park Pong erS Eere
Arizona

Rangers Paul v Nykert and Phillip R.
Iversen, of the Grand Canyon Nati iona1 Park,
hi ked to Suoai Tuesday and stayed in the
NV Lodge. They enjoyed &c ting acquaint-
ed down here and houe to return soon. They
rode out yesterday morning; Louis ?Siny ella
was their G ide. Thoy came across through
Anita in g J3eo and vent back to -ighWay
66 and made round trip.
The Supai weekly news., 1957-11-22
Death

Yrs. Ruth Nescogame Hunter was killed
Friday, November IS, 1851 in a Car acci-
dent on HI gnWay 66 this side of the Nelson
road. She Was buri ed in the Wescogane q
family buri 81 plot today. She leaves her
husband Woodrow Hunter and four children;
Patsy, Sadie, iitche1l, and Frederick.
Ruth and Woodrow made their home in Peach
Springs where they were married about
eighteen years ago. All Of their friends
and relatives in Supai and Peach Springs
we're very, very sad to hear Of Ruth's
death.
The Supai weekly news., 1957-11-22

DE EnhATA ENT 1T
1Aea : ! I I 'lFc
64B f'gND Z sE5 q + 4@J
The Supai weekly news., 1957-11-22
Store Sunpli es Here

The grocery truck came to Hilltop
Thur sday morning early and the boys are
backing in the supplies now. Agin and
Hardy brought in the first loads today.
Lee I!9rsha1l met the truck and checked
to see if ev 3ry thing was OK. !"
Hunters Home
I;ost Of the deer hunters are back
home wi tn their bucks now. The following
men got their veni son: Lomuel Adam and
Frazier paya, Louis and Robert Sinyella,
Chi ck 2utesoy, Algin Watahomigie, Hardy
Jones, John S. Iontoya, land Philip
Watahomig gle, Elmer Natahomi gle, James
Wescogame, and Rov Sinye La Of the Grand
Canyon. (If we have left your name out
please tell US Sc can publish it next
week..
Joe and Lola Montana. Boyd Hanita, 1olly
and Mazie PoWshey and two of their chill
dren, Elizabeth Boney, Earl oW Uque1la,
Pearl Paya Oscar Paya, Ralph Paya, Bert
Jones, Hazel Or ook, Ethel and Clark Jack,
Perry ETescogame, G-oria S nyella, and
several othe came d. .Wn for the funeral
of Ruth Hunter.
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LEGAL NOTICES
0DONOGHUE and O'DONoGHUE.
ATTORNEYS, Union Trust Building
Washington 8. ID. c.
FILED FEBRUARY 9. 1857.

United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, =
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, Plain
tin. Us. Mr.. HENRY s, TURNER.
ct al, Defendants.--Civil Action
No: 4779.56,-ORDER OF PUB
LICATION.--The object Of this ac-
ton Is to obtain Judgment de-
claring GOOD. in fee simple BY
adverse possession the title TO parts
q orisinal Lot ~ IN Square 764.
seriSed IN S Two parcels al SiS as folloSs
Parcel l--Beginning for the same
on the East line Of Original Lot 10
In said square. distant los feet
South from the Northeast corner
OF said Lot 10. and running thence
South along said East line IA feet
and inches. thence East 40 feet
s inches. thence North IA feet 3
inches. and thence West 40 feet s
inches 70 the place Of beEinning
Parcel 2--Beginning for the same
at the most Northwesterly corner
South IA feet 3 inches. thence East
rs feet. thence North IA feet 3
inches TO the most Northerly line
OF said Lot ID. and thence West
along said Northerly line rs feet to
the place of beginning. On motion
OF the attorney Of record for the
plaintiff. it Is by the Court this
9th day Of February. 1857. OR
pERED. that the defendants.
S SrDy Anna fpva su Elaas cSar,e.
.. C., Sullivan. Sister Mary Lenore
Bowling. Katherine B. Owen. Mrs.
Oliver s. Hill. Clarence A. Hail
Thomas N. Magruder. Robert L.
Hall III. John d. Bowling. Mary
beth B. Edelen, Mittie p. Bowling.
Ellen H. Bowling Smith. Helen s.
Bowie, Mrs. Edgar s.. Hereford.
Mittie H Magruder, May Hall, gu
1anne W. Hall. Frank NJ. Hail. z.
Male Bowling. Gordon Fairfax Con-
E sf bena TO GOnee kd.s snk eS .oSss
Forbes Bowling. Mary Hill Roberts.
Mamie B. Ropes. Marguerite Bowl
Ing Freer, Ellen B. Mcmillan, Mrs.
!. II. Ehiers. Captain Charles B.
Martell. Mr.. Allison A.. Hooff, Eliz-
abeth Contee- Hatch. Adele M. Mar.
tin. Mrs. Rose G. Linson. and
Cecilia NJ Smoot. administrators.
cause their appearance TO be en-
tered herein on or before the for
.ieth day, exclusive OF Sundays and
day o! the first publication Of this
order. and that the unknown heirs.
ailenees and deyisees Of John D.
Bowling, deceased. cause their APP
pearanee to be entered herein on
or before the first rule day oc.
curing one month after the day
Of the first publication Of this or
der. otherwise this cause will be
proceeded with as in the case Of
default; provided copy OF this
order be published once q week for
three successive weeks in The
washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star Newspaper. good cause
having been shown why LONGER
publication Is unnecessary. tS.l
MATTHEW r. MCGUIRE, judge.
tSeAll A True Copy. Test, HARRY
N. HULL. Clerk, BY MARGARET
J. UNQER. Deputy Clerk.
feli.lS.25
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W. EDWIN CUMBERLAND.
DONALD lEFARATTI. Jr., Attorneys
1910 Woodward Ride

stall IS DISTRICT COURT
tor the District OF Columbia, Hold
Ing Probate court. -Estate OF
AMBkOZIkA SMITH, also known
as AMbROz1NA SMITH JENNINGS,
Deceased. Mo. 0l,U71, AdministTa.
ton Docket 90.---Application hav-
ms been made herein for probate
OF the last will and testament OF
said deceased, and for Letters tesla.
mentary on said estate, By GEORGE
d. cOLBECk, II Is ordered this
2lst day Of February AID 1857,
that Joseph Jennings. Emily Ann
BairstoW, Elizabeth Wilson Smith
John Wilson, Esther Wilson, Harry
mlison. Annie Briggs, Sarah Jane
known heirs at law and next o oi
pear In said cour. on SVI MendSs. ~;
lst day OF April, AID. iG57. a,
l9;o0 o'clock AN. 70 show cause
Why such application should not be
pu5IsSed IN The no MSshh nsEsSi 2;
Reporter" and The Evening star
once n each OF three successive
weeks before the return. day herein
mentioned. the frst publication to
os not less than thirty days before
erSble soLf rSa j. LAVE c HSni
Judge Of said Court, this 2lst day
2t,es stsOrufaTRyA Nkk' i0I SJRK tssRl }
Deputy ReElstsr q wills ior Inc
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
NaOE VahA
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PERSONAL

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
inyttstionss l4-hr sery. STANLEY
NV. Di, 7-l434: ewes. IA 5-s245.
go
HOME FOR RETARDED CHILDREN.
Love and understanding care. Boy
499-Z. star.
FORM 81, U. S. Job applications
PREPARED and typsd; personnel
X 81. w, ST. 3-b1sb, j.
GROUP OF CHRISTIANS desire 10
rent place to worship one month
a. least. Does not have 10 be church
or fancy building JE 4-4379
PERM. WAVE. So Is. shampoo wave
a5e: cut; SOC WASHINGTON D C.
BEAUTY ACADEMY. lAl1 Il ST q "
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Ac, II,,, I Wa. JJAcoBs; A,,iIs.einsys'

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate court,--No. 1880,
Administration This Is 10 Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trlct Of Columbia. Letters Tesla.
mesntary on the estate Of MoRRIs
wys WITHIN late q the District Of
ceased are hereby warned 10 sx-
thereof, legally suthsntics sGSS"' 70
i 18th day q August AID. 1857;
s sI.s from from Al benefit o. sad
MI fiinn dv Wif Fl rsisHHruATs, loOw, SIs;
street NV issal Attest; THEo.
I b',oEE cposwELl.: Register o.
S S;i * PiSSii: q soS Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-25
WILLIAM v. MCDONNELL, Attorney,
Tower Building

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate court-No. oSoi6. Ad-
EE o.lss ESs. T Rs .s.et * oiss
the District OF Columbia has OBJ.
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Parliamentary on the estate oi
Henry G. orlfnth, also known a.
II CLAYTON Qrifiith, late OF the
District Of Columbia. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the
DECEASED are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, With the vouch.
ers thereof legally authenticated.
70 the subscriber. on or before
the atn day OF August. AID. 1857,
otherwise they. may BY law be en-
cluded from all beneft OF said es-
s tste a. oiyep under han aD IAs
SCI iseslj Attest: THkoDoRE
CodgwKLL. REGISTER of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF
the PROBATE Court.
fe1e,26.mark
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ROY ST. LEWIS. Attorney
49, National Press BniidInr

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. Mo. 0l57S,
AoministIation.---1his is 10 Give
Notice That the subscriber, OF
the District OF Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District OF Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate OF
Durries Crane. late o. the District
OF Columbia. deceased. All per-
sons haying claims agains. the
deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. 10
the subscriber. on or before the
18th day OF June. AID. 1857. other
Wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF February. 1857. ELEANoRE
LEDovA CRANE. $500 Que Street
NV, tSeal.l Attest; PRANK J
BURKARr. Deputy REGISTER OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.