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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

'nder the Area Theory, you canno4
'1ake a forecast as to the length Of
period of prosperity or of depres-
ION until you know Its height or
depth.
During previous periods of pros
Nerity. very small percentage of
he people owned securities. or even
cal estate. Today, however. mar
keFs can be very much influenced
by the thinking of small investors
scattered throughout the country
hat is. John @. Public Further
mere, owing to the strict super
vision Of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission. the bankers.
investment dealers, and large in
vestors cannot form pools to influ-
ence the market as they did before
the Roosevelt regime.
This was very clearly illustrated
during the second election of Presi-
dent Eisenhower. Most stock and
business analysis felt that the
bloom was off the rose" in 1855
and believed a Bear Market had
started. The tremendous victory of
MIR. Eisenhower in 1856 entirely
changed the attitude OF John @.
Public. This caused another uplifs
, to the market and extension of the
Period Of Prosperity. Therefore. the
real criterion now Of whether or not
we are in Bear Market is how
you and your neighbOrs feel. II most
OF you have faith in the present
Administration, then a real Bear
Market has not yet started. But, If
you are fearful and unhappy. my
guess is that the Bear Market has
started in earnest.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Babson Discusses Bear Markets

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tsiiers uha awa q thasr stores fro,,,
o,.Sai.,., 4. os4si,,o and uho a.tans
n ,s,sirasv bave nothing u worry
ahsnt il eaast this wear
ns,rinu nav FIX. wears 81 WATCHING
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rsssaa fsHa psar Afsrkets Natlr-
oa, 4hsr ar feF1asv p,yl) Markets
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Double Check

Everybody Is kinder blue because
the Pffsident had a setback.
Doctors won't agree what the ex-
tent is, We are all praying for
his recovery SO no Jokes this
time.
Our ''umb bomb builders have
the "gs sign at last and have
gone Ito production We Just
about lad the sputnik rock'n roll
blues. america is getting woke up
once more. had to have another
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
John Temple Groves
Forget Not He Has
Served His Country

vet. strangely. he - still an I'M
known theological quantity. This
Is because what ne has identified
himself with most is the business
Of being a canny and successful
politician. No sin in that, except
that it doesn't make for a philos-
Ophy OF raise a standard TO
which all good men may repair.
This can be said, too. perhaps,
Of the other young man, the mop
head from Massachusetts who is
making eyes at the South after
THAI Kiss in the Chicago dark. But
the kiss has 50 committed both
parties that q marriage may have
To be arranged
It's all very we'll for your
Southern Democrats to declare
YOUR freedom Of intention to take
the national nominee or leave
him. but what about us Southern
Republicans" asks a prominent
one. 1t continues to seem to me
that SoAthern Republicans can
and should 90 as free now as
Southern Democrats are proposing
10 go. This, in fact. may be the
only way Of saving any stable
remnant Of the big Republican
vote which had been accumulat-
ing here.
4 Something to remember Is that
whatever their numbers or lack Of
numbers. Southern Republicans
weigh as much in Republican con-
vehtions as Southern Democrats
| do In Democratic and are. by that
token, as able to bargain.
In olden days they were mostly
sppilsmen. looking not for victory
put for patronage. But now that
millions of. everyday citizens and
patriots have been attracted
through two national elections
they are IN position to stand to-
getfer In an independence Which
VIII count for the South. the ma
ton and the two-party principle
| Meanwhile the South IS sudden
iy so solid AGAIN that tha enltditx
includes Republicans with Demo
Gratis and some are saying tile IN
clusion should be folmalized
With National Democrats and
Republicans in a race for the rest
of the country" says Editor Tom
Waring in The Charleston News
and Courier, "a Solid South coulc
break the tie with ease Now
IS the time for all Southern Dem.
ocrats, original Independents anc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

Pearl Hnrbor" before We did
Had no trouble getting the
Moroccan King on our Side, what
ever good tha/ win do They may
haze anott~ KIM Nj tifne ~ 1eta
back
Lots 81 things happen wHIi#
I'm recuperatin. Mi Ft.l fraaA
objects to ms calling tAis 4MR
fare Hospital Thanks To mar. anl
Mis- Grace SiAfiet 81 Lima
Ohio, Ml. and mis-. MeGaVocS. 0I
Boydton and Miss Kate Ialley
Of Richmond and many more for
their wonderful letters and CARDS
and Mi. ana Mrs Arlington. Nj
Charles Joyce Marshall Wilson
2. D. McCraw for THEN visits.
Thanks for everything Thanh
for reading
Yours,
J. MARVIN BROWN
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
Outside Misconceptions

the education Of the children AT some time
and for a time, it now appears that these
schools, Of necessity. will be supported by
private means.
No one seems to know, not even the
courts. what has been decided. The State Of
Virginia has interposed its sovereignty be-
tween the people and the decision Of the
U. S. Supreme Court and pledged its firm
intention to take all appropriate measures
honorably, legally and constitutionally
available to resist this illegal encroach-
ment upon our sovereign powers"
While the currents Of legal uncertainty
swirl, the white people of Prince Edward
have taken such steps as practical to assure
education for their children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

When q nations LIES at hazard
We've no time 10 think OF
men
They told him his country was
doomed to socialism and to bank
ruptcy of body and soul unless he
ran for President.
So he turned in his sword,
pawned his glory as Hitler's con-
queror. and marched CALAMITY in
to a political field he didn't know.
a field where he had to depend on
the uncertain competence. faith
and philosophy Of subordinates he
wasn't qualified to select.
And then the Lord took Taft
away from him
The Lord took Taft and left
him to politicians who persuaded
him compromises and ever more
compromises must be made for
politics sake and that practical
truth lay in directions reverse to
what his instincts and natural
Americanism told him
A man forcibly transplanted like
hat and then fatefully pulled
apart like that would have a heart
attack.
Arl than i1offir
And then cerebral occlusion
And then n?
But whatever he does now or il
unable to do he can know that he
did turn his country's face to its
lights after 20 years of accumulat-
ing socialisms and cynicisms hac
threatened darkness forever
And he can know that he was the
only one who could have done it.
We can be thankful in this
Thanksgiving week that for hi.
,ountry's sake. Dwight Eisenhower
gambled with his glory and lost
some OF 1t.
| More by your number thar
i your light,
| You common people Of the skies
What are you when the moor
shall rise2"
That Sputnik No. 8. made il
America. is Dick Nixon.
He was already in orbit and nov
that much Of the presidency is in.
evitably to be turned over to him
he is the Republican Party's mos
visible moon,
That he has matured is not dis
puted. That the South can liv,
with him as it might live, say
with Republican Bill KnoWland ~
is tragically in dispute.
First we must know whether ths
race question Is to be one Of hi
major interests.
He has identified himself will
many causes and people in hi
comparatively short political life
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
County Editor Checks Tax Bureau Manners

the columns of his own paper. He wrote the
President of the United States and various
other officials, including members Of Con-
gress. He stated that, "No agency Of Gov
eminent should be allowed to insult any
citizen, or deny him his constitutional
rights or inflict cruel and unusual punish
ments on a mere assumption that the tax
payer is a wilful violator of the income tax
law" To make a long story short, Mr..
Lampson got results. The Internal Revenue
Service is changing the wording Of its form,
and you can bet that the new version will
be couched in much more courteous Ian
guage
So a snall-town newspaperman took up
the cudgel against branch of great gov
eminent 49, and won a battle that affects
the rights and dignity Of all our citizens
Honor to him!
The Breese (IH.) Journal
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

old party OF our forefatherS' 10y
alists to join together TO assert
the power of the Southern states
and to help save the Republic. T"
Amen. and would ne add South
ern Republicans and constitution
al liberals everywhere?
Noting comment here that pol
tics is. or ought to be and can be,
noble profession, Ga perfectly
clear and logical statement). A. B.
Hodgins. Of Alabama, is reminded
Of story but honorably admits
he doesn't quite figure out the
connection. 1t is Of a backWOods-
man who was being sued for dam
ages To a borrowed axe. In the
first place" he testified, Il didn't
borrow the axe. In the second
place. it was already broke when
l got It. In the third place. 1t was
al right when took it back"
Among LIES sadnesses is the
WORKOUT telephone welcome.
How often. especially to us
newspaper people. does 1t happen
that a caller will delight you with
some information, opinion Or COM
ment and then carry on and on
repeating. proliferating. elaborat-
ing. developing irrelevancies and
inconsequentials until welcome
farms To WEAKNESS. WEAKNESS te
irritation. and irritation to out
ragged rejection of the whole con-
yersation.
/ Except among friends with ar
understanding to that effect -
and among teen-agers - the tele.
phone is simply not a place fol
4 paying visits. Because it is an un-
invited entrance, you aren't sup
posed to sit down and make your
self at home and stay for a drink.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
To Editor
Doctors Not Needed
Ed itor Farnlyille Herald

Editor Farnyille Herald
From time to time l read about
there being q shortage OF doctors
but ii is hard for me to under
cause as ! see il
There's no need to call q doctor II
You have q =. Y. sly
For Il VIII tel you what to taxi
For common colds attacks Of TIA
ST ior 4 belly ache,
LIZ adds we sec upon tae screen
We re tola lust WhaJ 70 take
\ weight
Or lose il If too fatH
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

II is interesting to note. incidentally, that
the anniversary of the adoption Of our Fed
eral Constitution by Delaware the first
state to approve the document falls on
December 7th and the day was observed for
Years by the Sons Of the Delaware and the
d. A. R.
Thus, December 18th has a double histori-
cal significance for all Americans.
1t is we'll to remember that December
has been tough month in the history of
this country and that ordeals and trials
have been successfully borne by Americans.
Washington encamped at Valley Forge on
December 19, 1777 Che was to die on an
other December day, December II, 1899
and after what was perhaps the most per-
ilous winter of our country's existence, the
Army. Washington and the United States
survived.
Americans in 1857 (and this includes of
fcals in Washington must not fail to
demonstrate the same determination, will
power and perseverance shown BY another
generation of Americans at Valley Forge
in 1777 and at Pearl Harbor, in 1941 to
meet the Communists threat facing US SO
squarely today.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

An 81year-old country newspaperman,
Chef Lampson, editor of the weekly JEFF
fRrson, Ohio, Gazette, has provided the
country with dramatic example of the
power ot the press Mr. Lampsons paper
II small. and It's power was exerted against
one ~ the biggest organizations in exist
ence the l s Treasury Department But
avid slew Goliath
Here's what happened Mr. Lampson re-
ceiNed notice from the Internal Revenue
Service demanding payment Of an alleged
income tax Indebtedness of So The notice
sent his blood pressure soaring Firstfof all,
be didn't believe he owed the money But
that was a minor consideration What real
" an9e4ed him was the insulting wording
Of the notice. and its threats Of attachment
III income and seizure Of property unless
THE claim was nanid at once
mai Lrnpson didn't confine his views to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
December T Historic

an Saturday, December It'll. it will have
- been sixteen years to the day since the
Japanese naval air force assaulted Pearl
Harbof. At this very moment, the sunken
hulk Of the Arizona, some Of it still project
Inv above the water. flies the y. S. flag and
the an4inr Of the waves on the rusting
metal and the tinkle Of the metal on the
flagpole rome are the only sounds to be
heard on the spot.
Ironically. with World War III on v
Twelve years distant, the United States is
again faced with critical international sit
uaton. It seems that international wars are
occurring more frequently.
When World War erupted in Europe, in
August of 1914. the world had experienced
several scores Of years without worldwide
conflict. Twentv-one years elapsed between
World War and World War H. Now, with
twelve years having elapsed since the end
off World War II, there are those who won
der If another nine years will pass without
war
Ihat question may be answered by what
the United States aceomplishes in the mis-
sles. rockets and general defense fields be-
tween now and then.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

THE Washington Star editorial reprinted
Oh this page shows an understanding Of
Prince Edward Countys position in the
matter Of school de-segregation It is reas-
surfing that this newspaper, published IN
The Nations Capital, has an understand
ing. Unfortunately many OF the national
publications do not
The people Of Prince Edward support
racally separate public schools. Such will
be operated as long as the law allows. The
program set up BY Virginia law will be
followed If and when Prince Edward Is
compelled to de-segregate public schools, at
that time, the Prince Edward Educational
Corporation chartered and supported BY
the White people, has arranged a system to
continue instruction 50 as not to interrupt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03
IAN editorial from the Washing
ton DC Star Wednesday. No
vsmber .1l

The Christian Century, re-
spectad 'undenominati onal journ-
al Of religion" has called upon the
churches Of Virginia's Prince Ed
ward County to resist the threat
to close the public schools there
III event Of indignation. 1t urges
the churches to refuse to permit
use OF their facilities for private
schools. and ii has every right. Of
'course. to issue such an appeal.
Unfortunately. however. h e
Christian Century seems to have
little understanding Of the actual
situation in Prince Edward. II
speaks dLsparagingly Of "a State
political machine made arrogant
BY its recent lopsided victory at
! the polls I 1t says that in
Prince Edward County political
leaders" have formed a 5000. 1000
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

Virginia has an average annual
rainfall 81 a inches. About Is inches
ate lost in ''run-cff" water
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-03

4. WI. Stiile. then!
When a nations life's at hazard
We've no time TO think Of
men i
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

the va IN event by the Williams
Township School. She is the
foster daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wright of Clarendon.
\ Miss Conway" Barbara Mi
shoe. 81, will be sponsored by
the City OF Conway. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. l..
NiShoc of Conway. She is at
hiding the Coastal College q.
Conway.
Nancy Wells. 10. - Miss Ev-
.:grccn" and is or.ng sponsored
H. Inc Evergreen Woman's Club.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Wells Of Evergreen.
L!noa Oliver. =. Miss FAIR
~.or,." vii rrprys,u, the r.ir-
mont Civilian Club. She is the
- ~ .Cr r' Nj and Mrs. 10, III .
pry.r "C I Tmun..
"lIl.s N1M:ou. Mary Ellen
Kitchen. viii BE- sponsored by
Sd. -.aHr.D Wora.n'. Club. Sc
$ the daughter 10. Mr.. and Mrs.
/. " Kitchen
T." Western Prong Home
Demonstration GLIB VIII spon-
sor Miss Christine ElkIns. Is.
Carol Jean Salcy Hiss Burl-
ing,on." will be representing the.
Burlington Junior Chamber Of.
Commerce.
Ruth Blackmon, II. will re-
present the Old Dock Home
Demonstration Club. She is the
laughter of Mr.. AID Mrs Roster
Blackmon.
Daphne Hardre. 10. foster
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wright of Clarendon. will repre-
sent the Homemakcr's Demon
stration Club.
Lynn Parncll, l8, Miss Lum-
berton Fire Prevention" titleI
winner, will be sponsored by the
Lumberton junior Chamber of
Commerce. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parnell.
This years Yam Queen" con-
test is being touted a. one of the
finest in the l0-year history Of
| the event
Invitations chairman of of the
beauty contest is Mrs. Evelyn
Leonard, a past president of the
Tabor City Woman's Club
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
Pioneer Members
Feted At Dinner

Mrs. d. F. McGougan and Miss
Anne Brooks McGoGgan graci-
ously entertained members OF
the Pioneer Study club with a
turkey dinner at their home on
Hickman Road Monday eve
ming.
The buffet table was overlaid
with a white linen cover and
centercd with m arrangement OF
roses. White linen covers were
s!so used on the individual COW
ers were the guests found their
places
Roses and chrysanthemums
were used in the decoration
throughout the home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

During the evening Miss Nc
Cougar read the history of the
club which was prepared by
Mrs. G.. s. Cox. A round table
discussion with members relat-
ing the date of thei: Joining the
club followed.
Mrs. Martin Chambers and
Mrs. william S. Smythe, Jr..
were recognized as special
guests.
Covers were laid for "a.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

CHAPEL PROGRAM
The high school chorus was in
charge of the regular chapel
program last week as they sang
several selections. They includ-
ed Holy, Holy, Holy" and
Round and Round
The officers of the chorus this
year are Muriel Ward, president;
Scooty Gore, vice president; 10
Ann Watts, secretary and treas
urer, Margaret Inman, Librar-
ian.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

Mrs. J. X. Currlc -: Ckadbourn
and Is u student IT Queens Col
.cLv.
Another beauty who was a
favor!tc of the crowd at the
Miss Columbus Beauty Pageant
viii lSo he entered il this years
Yam Festival beauty contest
She is Cynthia tu, Horde" 81
Clarendon. She currently wears
tire Miss Williams TOWNSHIP
.JivT'' ...lr and t- -DOnSprIi III
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

Sixtxeen beauties have offici-
ally entered the 1857 Carolinas
Yam Queen" contest to be reel
ed off Friday night, 7 o'clock,
a. Planters Warehouse.
The rctgnlng queen for the
opening note Of the festival will
:nipc.y ROSA Huntlcy OF
Lumberton who is the ''Carolinas
Yam Queen of 1856. Miss Hunt
ley will crown the new queen.
Other honor guests include
Bet" MurieI Cox. Miss Tabor
City and Brenda Eddinps
Miss Horny Electric Coop of
1887"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

..' ..at.v~ f.I .aIs NCJI $
beauty contest include JIM Nc
Iao'v'. Miss N,nStun' who
placed third in the Miss North
Carolina Beauty Pageant held
recently at Burlington, N. c.
Miss Mcdaniel, 10. is sponsored
by the KinSton Junior Chamber
" Commerce. 81" Is s''.dcn;
at East Carolina College. She is
..l tau..-H. cot Nh Jac.. y. .-
Daniel of Kinston
-..... .'p.-. ..... ......
1857. .v, Iao sponsored by
the Lorls Merchants Association.
~ q Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09
HELP WANTED

We need two sales people
in the Tabor City area. If
you would like $1,000 q
year answer yes to these
questions and call 3O8S,
WhiteviIle, before 1880 in
the mornings for appoint.
ment.
Cd DO You Have Couragel
CD DO You Have Persistence
(0 DO You Have Initiativei
az Vision of a secure
future?
(5) Self Supervision
(6) Enthusiasm
CD Honestly
1O-9.16.e
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-09

ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. S.
Thompson II Whitley Vile.
Chadbourn'S official entry
will be Betty Bunch, 16, daugh-
90" ~ Mr.. and Ms. ". y. Bunch.
II. Of Chadbourn. She Will re-
present the Chadtourn Merch-
nt'S Association.
\ pretty strawberry blonde
ho captured the crown at the
Miss Columbus County pageant
nj won runncr-up honors is
Pat CugrIg Of Chadbourn. She
~ represent tie Tabor City
'uulo" Chamber Ht Commerce.
she is the iJugh'.- OF Nj. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

in price, too-so enjoy all you want!
Trsoi your family to Dream Whip dessert to-
night. You'll find Dream Whip in the packaged
dessert section at your grocer's.
Remember-package needs no refrigeration,
SO you can keep Dream Whip handy on your
pantry shelf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27
NEW DREAM WHIP s s::s:
Luscious whipped topping from handy mix

You con fix Dream Whip hours before serving
at your convenience. It stays perfect in the
refrigerator.
Dream Whip won't will, won't separated In fact,
you can serve any left over the next dayi
So delicious, yet low in calores Only Is Galleries
in generous tablespoonful Dream Whip is low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
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handsome ways!!.
FASHION FLYER
$3.50
500

Men want to make good better YOU should choose
your ronn rWer suit with its exro contrasting ock
heres why the ero of large Palm Beach
you WIDER size range and large color choice friendly
ana experienced soes and fitting o "ht"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

HEIGHT co, believes
and quality at afford That's
Beach aspe NorEas Coronado
Ato at prices ranging from thrifty ISIS
We believe
imaginable
50 and
F1ech Co. extras make Washington headqua
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06

".
DR.. Dennis stressed the i'm
portance Of a loving heart, fill
err with Il genuine interest il
people as the first requisite of Il
teacher ans she en-
phasized the many SatiSfactions
other than financial that may be
found in the profession.
Following the program a love
ly tea was given. Beautiful ar
rangementS OF early spring
flowers added 10 the lovelinesS
of the occasion.
Members attending were Mrs.
Woody, Miss Helen Butler, Miss
Naude Butler and Miss Ann
Brooks McGougan of Tabor
City: Mrs. Ruth Baldwin. Mrs.
Lola Bubb, Mrs. Rev Butler,
Mrs. Virginia Nickolus, Mrs.
Bess Marks, Miss Lois Edinger
and Miss Elsie Elkins of White
Vile; Miss Gladys Pittman, Miss
Lucille Fisher, Mrs. Hazel
Thompson ana Mrs. Helen Cain
OF Elizabethtown, also their
Mrs. Daisy Harper and
Mrs. Geraldine Baud.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Dana Soles Is
Named To School
Spanish Club

One hundred thirty-four new
members have been accepted for
membership in the nine honor
clubs II Mars Hill College
Miss Dana Wallace Solrs
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Wallace SOleS of Tabor City. has
been accepted for membership
IN the Spanish honor club.
Miss Solos is 4 sophomore n
the Baptist junior college.
In order TO be eligible for
membership. student mos
make 3 IN the subject represent
ed IN the club. passing grade
in all other subjects, and thirty
quality credits. Members who
fail to maintain this standard
are not retained in the clubs.