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WEATHER FORECAST-Rain is expected tonight In the
Northern and Central Pacific Coast States Middle and
Lower Mississippi Valley East Gulf Coast and parts Of the
Ohio and Tennessee Valleys Parts OF the Rockies and
the Great Basin will have rain and mixed 1t
Pm be colder the Northeast and parts
the Northern and Central Plains.-AP Wircphoto Map
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North and East: District OF Columbia
TO Delaware Memorial Bridge clear; New
JERSEY turnpike. clear. New England.
clear District OF Columbia to Harris :
burg, Pa. clear.
River Report
From U s Engineers)
Potomac River muddy at Harper,
Ferry and slightly muddy at Great
Falls Shenandoah cloudy at Harpers
Ferry
Temperatures tor Yesterday
Reading WASHINGTON National Airport
Midnight 81 Noon 40
tam ~ ipm Al
sam. ~ spYn 4
Record Temperatures rhis Year
HIGHEST "a on January %
Lowest on January IL
High and Low Of Last - Hours
High. ~, at 6.25 pm
Low, 81 at 1:05 am,
Tide labies
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

Victoria High, which has been
barring it's fangs in recent games,
succeeded ia clamping d defensive
net around high-scoring Howard
Claybough, but learned during a
STAT defeat BY FHS last Friday
that stopping Claybough doesn t
mean stopping the wolverines.
When high-powered Howard
was slowed to six points. Center
Randolph Lafcon came through
with is. Kent Carter 10 and Quint
Overton 9, to take up The slack
The Panthers are the only squad
this season finding an answer TO
Claybough's ability to hit for
double figures consistently Their
effort cut his district-Ieadmg
average from IS to u per game.
Victoria coach, Jack Arbogast,
explained the defense this way,
.in our -to-man defense,
Howard Seamster was on Clay
Dough and we had two other men
switching off on him when he
tried to drive in He had only nine
shots"
Arbogast said he figured if his
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Health Forces
Track Coach
TO Leave Hill

Lem Fitzgerald, track coach
and assistant in football at
Hampden- Sydney. will leave the
institution at the end Of this
month due to reasons Of health
The college announced Fitzger-
aids decision Tuesday
The 1854 grid star at Uni
versity Of Richmond has been I'M
der a doctors care several times
since coming to Hampden-Syd-
ney last fall from Thomas Jeffer-
son High School in Richmond
Bob Thalman, H-SC athletic
director, said Wednesday no
steps have been taken to find
replacement for Fitzgerald. whose
current assignment vas coaching
Jl1e Bengal junior varsity basket
ball squad
Fitzgerald whose home is at
Covington. returned to Richmond
for his degree safter a military
service interruption during World
War IL, He. spent a year at Mari
on High School as head football
coach then was on The athletic
staff at Thomas Jefferson High
for five years.
His duties at tt Included the
football backfleld coaching as
signment, and as track coach he
turned out state indoor and out
door championship teams.
On the Hin Fitzgerald had won
solid support in his brief stay
since last fall Thalman said he
had fitted into the Hampden-Syd-
ney slot splendidiy and was high
" regarded for his ability and in
1luence on the campus.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Buckingham Makes Bluestone High
10Th Victim With 1876 Win Tuesday

Northumberland HI g h S
Buccaneers won their 10th game in
II starts and brought their Dis
trict mark to 80 Tuesday night
while downing Bluestone 47-36 at
Chase City.
For the hapless league tail-end-
ers. it was The 10th defeat with
in the district.
Bossieux Shepard, Bucking-
hams jump-shot performer, con-
tinued to find district basketball
courts to his liking with a IT.
point effort. The Buc SHOEMAKER
has been III double figures in
every contest this season.
Shepard's lowest evening was II
points in the opening contest in
which the Bucs whipped Ran
dolph- Henry 50-32. His highest
Of 81 came last week when he
outscored the whole Nelson Coun-
ty High team in a 1924 victory.
Oddly enough, Nelson County. a
team whipped handily by the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Area Court Games

Friday
Farmyille at Amelia
Randolph-Henry at buckingham
Greenv,Ile at Blackstone
Victoria at Crewe
Kenbrid,e at Bluestone
Park View at Brunswick
Washington-Henry at Powhatan
Carver at r. r. Motion
Next Monday
Amelia at Farmyille
Tuesday
Victoria at Buckingham
Fluyanna at PoWhatan
Blackstone at Randolph-EIanlT
West End at r. r. Notion
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District ? Recap
Jackets Spicer
Gets g In First
Powhatan Loss

Varina High handed the Pow
hatan Indians their first District
2 loss Friday night Ga AZ when
Fred Spicer picked War Memorial
gymnasium for a 32-point out
burst.
Archie Goodwin, whose 1871
average gives him third ranking
in individual scoring in the dis
trict, collected % points. as a fine
performance was overshadowed
by the heroics Of the visiting
Spicer.
Top news in the district last
week was produced by the trout
bleSome Hornets of Orange who
posted 44-43 win to end James
Monroe unbeaten streak. The 6-1
yellow Jackets remained on top
Of the league by a half time mar
gin, however.
Spicer did his rampaging over
the Indians on 10 field goals and
a~l2 for Is collection on free
throws. He holds the districts
second best per-game average of
200, while Clark, of Orange, is
in No ! spot with 22.6 average.
Only game separates the top
six squads in the District scram-
BILE - one of the best in recent
years competition wise.
Coach Hank Norton Indians
were billed to fatten their per-
centages and improve in stand
ing with two contests over mid
dle-oI-the-l eague Washington
Henry and tail end Henry Clay,
this week.
District 2 Rice
Top 10 Teams
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Scoring by quarters
Games Thursday

Games Thursday
First Natl. Bank Us Craddock-
Terry 730 p. N.
FalmvilIe Mfg. CO. VS. National
Guards 8:45 p m
Inability Of the Kenbridga AN
star team to make the Farmvilie
tip for an exhibition contest
Saturday night oa5poned that
contest. and an all-star impromp-
III exhibition game within the
league here was STAGED.
Tire Blue tean1. led by Lacy
Cum5ey's % points topped Clyde
ehelton's red team 92-70. Shell
ton collected %.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

BUGS, scored a surprising 57-4o
win over Appomattox Monday
night Appomattox handed TIE
BUGS their only defeat a 46-40
upset after an earlier 1896 win.
Tuesday night, coach Bill
Hupp's squad took a "a opening
quarter lead, increased it to 25-16
at the half and then stayed com
forrably ahead in the final period.
Buckingham 9 IS 10 10 a
BIuestone 4l2 7I3 So
Scoring Buckingham ~ Shep-
ard IT. Huddleston IS, Gown G.;
Falls 5. Morgan. WiIkerson, Davis
2.
Bluestone ~ Sneed Z: F9utche-
son 8; Morris Brunette, Johnson
6, Bevell 2; Matthews /.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

"cMcken and ,panty-WaIst' to snltheTeens-W
don't knoY of any Others who can. A big cheer from
this place the sideline for these two Christian
gentlemen-and to the Jaycees who had the good
sense to include them with other wizards of me-
dicine, finance and business.
Thereu be q whole, whole lot of young fellows
VINO viii try to make their living in athletics who
could well set their pace by these two.
CHITI IN THE NEWS
When Harry Chit gets behind the plate for
the Richmond Vrginans next season some local
fans will be reminded of the visit of the 6'3", 225-
pound EXPORT Lee and Chicago Cub backstop
threa 90, l.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
SLDEIME VIEWS
BY JOHN STICK

Larry Hammer the edheaded jpshot rebound specialist
who Amelia basketball in
getting Chrophers record
the hardwood
Hammer reboundng 10 to
Coach Petey publicly the other
day with bright tucked into the middle OF
his sentence Hes polished player right
but scholastic posher OF basketball
players leaves happy suggestion in the minds Of those who were
already Hammer puggers
The Farmvle Basketball tough streak for while
njuyWs dubbed it the "hardnck league
Bobby play early with injured Clyde
Shelton temporarily sdened with praned wrist after spill
fastest casualty Duncan whose dsocated shoulder will
keep Earlier
CraddockTerIy facial cut loose bail
1urav
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in Tuesday night games this week
Ronnie Atkinson got % points for
Victoria. The Randolph Henry,
Kenbridge game was cancelled due
to mid-year examinations.
The Buckingham Central BUGS
have been acting like front-run-
nerS should since the season OPP
ened and last weeks $685. bump
ing Of Brunswick is typical The
Bull Dogs were second in the
standings just before that game,
and in position to make Coach
Bill Hupp's winning squad say
Uncle.
Instead the BUGS said 'bunkle
and Brunswick went home badly
whipped with the chief wound be-
ing Boss Shepard's 81 points. COL
lected as his teammates played a
sound floor game to feed the
sure-handed inside man.
Now along comes another chal-
lenge tonight Friday for the
BUGS. Randolph-Henry's up-com-
ing Statesmen invade Bucking-
ham with Gene Gryder's red-hot
scoring pace and a string of four
straight wins going for them.
Must Games Due
The Huppmen already hold
victory over R-H, having won So
80 in the first game Of the sea
son, The Statesmen are a much
improved squad now, and the con-
test tonight must be considered
one Of the districts best.
Two other contests are import
ant to the No l aspiration of all
teams a place in the district
tourney Must contests are on
tap with Park View at Brunswick
and Greenville at Blackstone.
Other highlights in the district
last week were the continued
surge Of Crewe. which make its
fourth straight win after two OPP
enng losses emphatic over Amel-
IL 1876 Randolph-Heqry's So
As win over Park View and Farm
viIle's Stat defeat Of Victoria
despite the Painters holding
Howard Claybough, leading dis
trict scorer, to six points
In the R-H whipping of Park
View. the losers outscored R-H in
every period but the first during
which the Statesmen clamped on
an unbeatable 1910 edge.
Scoring Race
Even though Claybough was
stopped by a double-teaming net
of defenders, his teammates took
up the scoring slack to set the
win, Randolph Lafoon being chief
at that with is markers. In an
earlier game Shepard's 81 points
topped the whole oppositions to-
tai as the Bucks whipped Nelson
county 1924.
Scoring Race
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since The January Y release, but these thIee are
expected to continue pretty much as they are
through the season.
HATS OFF TO jos
1t was with genuine delight We noticed the
other day that the Rev. Bob Richards former
Bridgewater College performer and Carl Erskine,
the Brooklyn Dodeer pitcher, are included among
the National Junior Chamber Of Commences 10
outstanding young men Of 1856.
Richards, 1852 and 1856 world pole yauting
champion through his Olympic performances, was
selected for his inspiring youth work" Erskine.
who beguiled the world two years ago with his
World Series flinging. was selected as AN out
to youth for exemphfication of humble Christian
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

Those know Of the
the nisfapsthose playing
fast the squads The basketball
high caibre-wel folks
would suspect
of the to have serious complications
only temporary Conditioning
control the requirements where basket
ball the local league.
Farmviles Caybough a thd-place
individual the statewide Group II
leased the Press Then he had
cut by the
he got at Victoria last Friday.
Harold Clark of NarlnaS William Campbell High District
led the Eddie
Winchester
Independence District
first 30 II Randolph
Henrys Gryder
pace
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3 Teams Tied
Farmyille Court
League Lead Up
For Grabs Tonight
Team Standings

FarmVllle Manufacturing Cos
1850 win over the First National
Bank Depositors, combined with
Craddock -Terry's 1910 win over
the National Guards produced a
three-way scramble at the top Of
the Farmville Basketball League
last Thursday
Ronald Bowles, Billy Franklin,
Lacy Cumbey and Robert Frank
lin all scored in double figures as
she surging Manufacturing Com
pany Builders took their fourth
straight win. Their 80 mark now
Is the best and only unblemished
one in the second half of league
play,
Center Bowles' % markets top
ped the winning effort Other
Builders scoring B. Franklin 20;
Cunbey II; r. Franklin 10; GLIB
son 4
Clyde Shelton and Bob Gagnon
bit IS and Is points for the losers,
while Noblin had 8, McGahey 6,
Yeats and HIGGINS 4, and Bull
lock g.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

sadng example 70 youIh eXemp1catlon
living"
In our book one Of the finest combinations the
8ona field the athlete who also sterling
His force for unlimited
If Bob Richards ana Erskine Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

Playing against the then independent nine Chit
blasted two homes
Inc 24-yearod Chit
ed fence inviting inviting
the Vngnians power
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
CT Takes Guards

In the other game Of the doub-
lelleader, the /Craddock- Terry
Shoemen handed the Guardsmen
sheW third straight loss. The
Guardsmen's ST. mark was the
best compiled during the first
half but the loss Of H-5C's Bob
Lloyd has hurt their offensive
Lloyd has concentrated on his
studies in favor Of basketball
since Christmas.
EDGAR Brooks and Bob Ward
eolecte 10 and 10 points as the
5hoemen took 1913 first quarter
lead and were never behind there
after Lewis Parhams 10 points
Ras the top scoring effort for the
losing Guardsmen.
Other scoring: Craddock-T Terry
Williams ll. ITarwood 4 Na-
tional Guards Stanley 9 j..
Cumbey 6, CLANCY T. Harrington
and Smith 2
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Buckingham, Rardolph-Henry Game
Headlines Full District 3 Basketball
Farmville, Amelia
Home-And-Ho
Series Coming Up

Team Standings
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Buckingham whipped Biuestone
1876 and Victoria, getting tough
err, bumped off Park View 1890
in Tuesday night games this week.
Ronnie Atkinson got % points for
Victoria. The Randolph Henry,
Kenbridge game was cancelled due
10 midyear examinations.
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The Sidney herald., 1957-04-11

Jr., called at the Con Simonsel
home Thursday morning. Tha
evening Con and Carol and fami'
ly visited the Al Gierkes.
MIR. and Mrs. Laurits Jenser
attended a meeting of the Danisf
Brotherhood Society at the Ottt
Dige home Thursday evening.
The Eyvind Wick family en-.
joyed supper at the Albert Noaf
home Friday.
Bud and Laura Daniels were
among the five couples who were
dinner guests Friday evening a
the j. Harry Johnson home a
Sidney.
Mrs. Doug Johnson, Mrs. Cliff
ford Davidson, Mrs. Albert Noah
and Mrs. Eyvind Wick attended
the Spring Homemakers club
council meeting at the NYA hal
Friday afternoon. Later, Mrs
Noah and Mrs. Wick were coffee
guests of Mrs. Royal Koch.
East Lone Butte School Dis
trict No. 70 held its school cleo
ton Saturday. Elmer Jensen was
elected for a three-year term
and VIM. Buckley for a two year
term. Seventeen people voted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyvind Wick and
family visited at the Ed Lewis
home Saturday evening.
The Elmer Jensen family called
at the Charles Daniels home Sat-
urday evening. The next day, the
Maurice Eldridge family of Andes
spent the afternoon visiting at the
Daniels home.
Con and Carol Simonsen and
family accompanied by Matt
and Sophia Goebel of Sidney,
drove to Trotters, N. D., Satur-
day to visit at the Phillip Moore
home.
Miss Joan Bean of Forsyth was
a week end house guest. at the
Charles Daniels home. She and
Mary both teach at the Lincoln
school in Glendive and have an
apartment together there.
Laurits and Lii Jensen visited
Sunday afternoon at the Allen
Roningen home.
Eyvind and Wayne Wick called
at the Al Giekie home Sunday
Bud Daniels left Sunday night
by plane for Great Falls where
he attended a meeting in con-
nection with the Montana Farm
ers Union. Bud planned to be
back by Wednesday.
The Richland County Health
meeting will be held April rs at
the East Lone Butte school. The
community is urged to attend.
Girard Farmers Union meets
Sunday at the Clifford Davidson
home. Dinner will be about 100.
All interested persons are well
come to attend.
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Girard
BY Homsmakers' Club

The Girard Homemakers club
will hold its April meeting Tues
day the 18th at the E. H. Wick
home.
Mrs. Warren Bahls was the
honored guest at a baby shower
at the Con Simonsen home Tues
day afternoon. There were IA la
dies present. arlor games were
played and Alice opened her gifts
after which lunch was served
Carol Simonsen, Frances Wick
and Laura Daniels were the hos
teSses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Danielson
and family yer supper guests at
the Elmer Jensen home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Albin visited
Tuesday forenoon with Laurits
and Lii Jensen. Guests that eve
ming and for supper were Mr..
and Mrs. Al Brown, Ronald, Ter
ry and Lon.
Girard was represented at the
annual fair banquet in Sidney
Wednesday evening by Ruby and
Charles Daniels, Carol Simonsen,
Mrs. Ida Simonsen, Marie Noah,
and Elmer and Izetta Jensen.
Ruben and Esther Simonsen
visited with the Elmer Jensens
Thursday afternoon.
Laurits Jensen and Ira Albin,
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-11

ian Baker, Wilma Hodges and
Edith Antonson, judges. Stan
Patch was elected again as a
trustee. The men worked on the
buildings and the school yard on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Don Birch and children
were in Culbertson Sunday. Lee
was in for National Guards, since
he is a new member and the rest
of them visited with the Whit
combs and Franklins a short
while. Mrs. Whitcomb is feeling
much better but Mary is now
down in bed with the flu.
Sunday visitors at the Gerald
Raaums were the parental Joe
Raaums and sons and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gnoinsky
and children, Galen and Eileen,
and the Byron Bakers.
The Arizona people came home
with the birds in the spring. Mrs.
Holger Johnson and Mrs. Olive
Thornburg are giving a farewell
dinner for the Fredricksons and
the Berners Monday before they
leave for Wolf Point. The Pat
Goulds are supposed TO leave for
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Hodges and
girls made a trip to the TV sta
ton. Little Miss Peggy Lee Hold
ges recently cut her two front
The Sidney herald., 1957-04-11

and MIR. and Mrs. Marvin Eggun
drove to Sidney Monday evening
where they visited Mrs. Clara
Eggum, the Joe Brown and John
ny Eggum families.
Dale F1uke of Carrollton, Ohio
formerly of the South Valley
community, was a business caller
in Richey Thursday.
Miss Deloris Nelson of Bill
lings was a week end guest OF
her father Norman Nelson.
The annual meeting of the
Montana Council of Church Wo-
men will be held April 10 and
IL at Kalispell. Rev. Mrs. YER
non E. Lewis, state chairman of
Christian World Missions, left
Monday to attend this meeting.
On Palm Sunday, April ID
there will be special music by
the choir at the Methodist church.
There will be Sacrament of Bap-
tism for infants, children and
adults, and reception into mem
bership of youth and adults. The
boys and girls 10Y taking mem
bership classes will be received
into full membership on Mothers
Day.
Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m.
the Senior Methodist Youth Fell
lowship met at the parsonage and
made detailed plans for several
weeks ahead. The intermediate
MYF met at 3 p. m. at the home
of their sponsors, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Waters, making plans for
the quarter and summer camps.
Monday, April Is the commits
sions Of the Methodist church
will meet at 7:30 and the official
board will meet Immediately fol-
lowing at BIS p. m. at the Meth
odist church.
On Maundy Thursday, April 18
there will be candlelight COM
munion service at 7:30 p. m.
The choir will sing.
Mrs. Eva Richert was honored
at a party on her 18th birthday
anniversary Thursday night. Her
family and grandchildren were
present and a nice gift was pre-
sented to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Egge-
brecht of Billings visited in the
home of their son, Robert Egge-
brecht and family from Friday