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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Motor Maids
Motor Maids
Major Menace TO Driving Not Women
Say Experts, But Collision Causers

Women, contrary TO the Opln-
ions of some men, are not the ma
jor menaces to safe driving today.
The National Safety council re-
serves that that tag for the tail
caters. highway halters and abb
rupt-stoppers" They account for
the majority of rear-end COLI
sions, but on the highways and
the backroads, in Virginia and all
across the nation.
The tail-gater is the driver who
stays right on the bumper of the
car ahead When a sudden stop is
necessary there's a strong like
lihood OF a rear-end collision in
which both cars are damaged.
HighWay-halters are those ha-
yards To highway driving who
when an accident or another
emergency occurs. stop to watch
the excitement Result? Lebenty-
leben ears Pile up
As for the abrupt stopper he's
the careless character who fails
~ signal before he stops, thus en-
his own safety, DIS well
as that Of the occupants Of the
car behind
These rear-end collision ac-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

count for about II per cent of all
accidents, accidents which can be
prevented if drivers follow these
Safety council suggestions:
Stay at least a car length for
every 10 miles an hour oi speed
behind the preceding car. Pull off
the road in an emergency, and
always signal before slowing or
stopping
Turn on directional signals or
set up flares if it's impossible to
leaves the road Keep an eye on
traffic lights. and begin brakina
well before you reach an intersec-
tion instead OF slamming on the
brakes at the last minute
Drive Extensively stay alert
and look ahead 70 what might
happen Dive at a safe speed SO
that you can stop In time to avoid
another drivers boner The driver
might be d man
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albert
.Tarpley. II Whitnell. announce
the marriage 81 Their daughter
Josephine. to James Jones Rawls
son Of MI. and Mrs. Charles Ran
delphi RaWis, Of Franklin
The ceremony was performed
by' tie Rev Fred B. Weyand Jr.,
n the Wnitnell Methodist Church
parsonage, Saturday afternoon,
August ~ The immediate fam
ilifs We're present for the cere-
mony
After a wedding trip. Nh. and
Mrs Rawls viii make their home
ID Franklin where Mr. RaMlS is
connected with the Virginia De-
partment Of Highways. MI S.
Rawls VIII teach alt Franklin Ele-
mentary school SHE is i SUM
mer. 1857. graduate Of Longwood
College.
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M on

James Parker Is spending sew
eral days with his parents, Mi
and Mrs j.. A. Parker, before he
goes to Spa4tanshurg. S g.. where
he will be assistant professor Of
speech ana drama at Converse
College. &
MI. and Mrs.W H. Wilkerson,
Mrs. Elon WilEerson. Mrs. E. c.
Johnson AND daughter. Debbie,
and Mrs. 4 r fEwers will return
his week srom >Buckroe Beach.
where they have been vacationing
for several days.
MI. and Mis-. wv @ Fore visited
His uncle arb aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. T Fore III Richmond during
the week end
Mrs. I. g, Mlisnant and daush-
er. Linda. of Hickory. N. 81. are
guests Of Airs. ,Whisnant's sister
MIS-. r G. Hudson. this week,
Mrs. Hudson ard her daughter.
sue. will 20 back to Hickory with
the Whisnahts.
Pete Billings. Of Richmond,
spent this week with his grand
parents, Mi, and Mrs. D. r. Bill
ings.
Mrs W n Judd and Parkie
White have getlrned from Mon
roe N. 3 where they attended
the 88th birthday celebration Of
Mrs. Ju0d;s father.
Mai apa MS, Frederick Hail
and children, Freddie and Allison,
left Monday for Fort Leaven-
worth Eans.. where Major Hall
will attend the command and gen
eral staff school for the next 10
months The Halls, recently re-
turned from 4 shree-year tour OF
duty III Japan. spent two weeks
with ms. Halls parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Leland Sanford. They were
entertained informally at a NUM-
Der Of gatherings during their
stay
M. ,,..A Ay~r ,1a1s c-x.fl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Spurclok,
Jr., Miss Nancy Covington and
Miss vaughnie Covington are
81. ndine their vacation touring
The Smoky mountains in North
Carolina and Tennessee
Miss Patsy Sanford left Wed
Aesday for Churchland. where she
will teach at Churchland High
School. She spent the summer
with har parents, Mr. and Mrs
Leland Sanford.
LLOYD CLARK. Of RICHMOND. is
spending a week with his grand
parents Mi and MIS- & G Clark
Mrs, Alton Williams. and chill
dren. of Norfolk, are spending a
week with her mother. Mrs. Rob
ert n Hurt, and her sister, Mrs
Elwood Mann
George Sheffield spent the week
end tn Richmond visiting his mo-
Their MIS- Ada Sheffield. and
family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll,
ana family. Of Roanoke. and MI
and MIS- Buddy Carroll. and
family, Of Annapolis. Md. spent
the week end with their parents.
Nh and Mrs. Dan Carroll
Jimmie Early vent to Virginia
Beach last week with his aunt.
Miss Helen EARLY Of Lynchburg
Henry Ellyson, Of Charlotte 4
H. spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs Marvin Wash
George Altmiller i visiting Mr
and Mrs. Pat Partridge in Chase
City.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Former Farnville
Resident Marlies
In Pasadena, Calf.

A bride Of August 10 in the
Chapel Of Roses. Pasadena, Calf
Was MISS Dianne Duane Rooms, of
Los Angeles. Calf who was mar
fied to Lester Allan Maganni Of
Los Angeles.
The bride "a tile daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Rooms. Of
Los Angeles; and the bridegroom
is the Son of the later Mi and
MIS- N Fl Magann Who lived in
FarmHille. Mrs G. e. Buwen, Of
Farmvllle. is his grandmother.
Given III marriage BY her faith
el tie BRIDE More White lace
gown and a short veil. and carried
bouquet Of White carnations and
stephanotis
Mrs. John Henley wearing a
turquoise chiffon dress and carry
ing cream -colored carnations. was
matron of honor Ben Hooper was
best man. and Paul Koons and
John Henley were the ushers.
A reception for $50 guests was
held following the ceremony III
the chapel lounge After a trip TO
Laguna Beach. Calf. MI and
ms Magann will be at nome IN
Los Angeles.
The bride Is a graduate Of
Franklin High School and Holly
Professional School. The bride
groom attended Farmvllle High
School and served in the y. s
Navy
Among the out-of-town guests
at the wedding were Mrs. James
B. Longsworth, il. sister of the
bridegroom Of Pensacola, Fla
and Charles E Magann, brother
Of the bridegroom. OF Chase City.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Bridegroom's Father And Brother
Officiate At StelUdrt- Rutland Wedding

Miss Frances La Wana Rutland
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
w. Rutland. of Scottsville. be-
came the bride of James Truett
Stewart, Of Warwick, son Of The
Rev. and Mrs. Elliott Rufus Ste-
wart. Of Hickory. August II in the
Scottsville Baptist church,
The brideeroom's father and
brother, The Rev. Elliott Rufus
Stewart and the Rev. Elliott B.
Stewart, were the officiating min
listers.
Stanley Hicks, Of Warwick.
played the nuptial music, with ID
c. Williams, of Richmond. as So
loist.
The bride, given in marriage BY
her father wore a dress Of Chan
tilly lace and satin He veil fell
from a crown of matching LACE
and seed pearls. and she carried
a cascade Of lilies, topped with An
orchid
The maid OF honor. Miss Sh IT,
ley Mason, Of Naruna. wore a
gown Of white nylon organdy ovh r
blue taffeta, and carried a cas-
cade of red roses. The brides
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

Rev. and Mrs Byron Wilkerson,
and family, of Lakeland, Fla,
were guests Of his grandmother.
Mrs. Sarah Wells, Monday. Rev.
Wslkerson has accepted a call to
Richmond and Will establish resi-
dence there September /,
REV NJ T. Davis. of san Anton
10 Tex, visited his sister. Mrs r.
w Noel, during the week end
MI. and Mis- i. W. womack
spent TIE week end with Mi. "a
Mrs Noel Thomason, OF Black
stone.
Recent guests of Nh ana MRS.
George S. Gray were Rev and
Mrs. Fred Mcknight, Of Muncie.
Ind.
Miss Marilyn Shnll, of Concord
was recent guest Of Miss Betty
Lou Fore.
Mrs. George Hensley. Of Hamp-
ten, is spending a week with her
mother, Mrs. James G., Hanes.
MI. and Mrs. j A. Parker, ac-
companied BY Mrs. Robert Jen-
kins, attended commencement ex-
ercises in Charlottesville Saturday
when the Parkers son, James, re-
ceived his masters degree from
the University Of Virginia
Miss Phyllis samuelson. Of
Minneapolis. MINI. was a recent
guest Of Mr., and Mrs. George
johnson
Mr. and Mrs Wringley White,
of Prestonburg, XIV. and Nh. and
Mrs. George Ward and their
granddaughter, Leslie Shaner. Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs J. w. Ward this
week.
Mi ana Mrs j. c. Collins. Mrs.
Marie Virgins, Doris, Linda
Pearce and Curtis spent last week
AT Matthews G. HI. as the guests
Of Mr. Collins sister. Mrs. Ethel
Lewis. While there they enjoyed
fishing and caught over 300 trout,
croakers and spot
Mr. and Mrs. Vannle Keeton. of
Norfolk. Mr. and MIS-. Kicks Faic-
lng ~ Victoria. and MI. and Mrs.
r A Trent of Powhatan. were
recent guests Of the j. B Filing
tons.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Officers " orkshop
Produces Plans

A day long workshop at Farm
vile High School Tuesday high
lighted BY presentation of Ger
tilicate won BY the group last
year attracted Falmville Future
Eomemaker of America officers
TO town Tuesday
Under the direction Of MIS-
Jessie Grieg. FHS supervisors Of
home economics. and Mrs. Win
ston Noel who Will teach home
economics at the high school this
year, the officers made plans for
the year
They include making toys for
children al Southside Community
Hospital working with an insti-
tuition for the aeed, a style show,
a picnic for their fathers and mo-
theirs, 4 tom Of q Richmond de-
paltment store ard i sk3t
-Four exhibits. Oh safety III the
home the hememakars repair kit.
Il teen-aned patty and FILA are
ii the FLA WORKS for the Five
County Pair.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Out-of- Town Guests
Gather in Scottsville
For Rutland Weddins

Out-of-toWn guests in Scotts-
vile for the wedding of Miss
Frances La Wanna Rutland to
James Truett Stewart August IN,
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
Miss Annette Polndexter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul S. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. +. Snyder and son. Earl, MIR.
ard Mrs. Thomas Thomasoh.
Donald Rhinesmith, Melvin Over
man, Larry Repass. j, Hider Wal
ker. Jr,, and Billy Hodges. all pf
Warwick
The Rev and Mrs. j E. Everett
and daughters. Ruth and Kay, pf
Magnolia, N c.; The Rev. John S.
Davenport, Of Louisa; Richatd
Griffin. Of Alexandria Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Holland, of Char
lottesville, Thomas H. Gillis a nd
Mrs Richard Gillis, Of Yorktown.
Mr.. and Mrs Garland Lear. of
Richmond Mr. and Mrs. T. t.
AldaOifs 1Oillilys 9dilui d diiu OdilOl
Mason. Of Naruna Richard Tray
Tor, MISS Carrie Ia Rue and M ss
Shirley Wilson, all of Warwick (;
The Rev and Mrs Elliott r ST F.
wart Of Hickory, The Rev Ellidtt
b. Stewart, and Miss Jeanne ST r.
wart, Of Rocky Point N c., Hair
old Lominac. Mr. and Mrs J IS
Dowdy and Leonard Mayo, of
Warwick, Miss Anne Hawk ahd
MI and ms D g Williams. of
Richmond; Cline Hall. Of the
University Of Richmond Mr. and
MIS-. wv II sadler of Charlottds-
vine. Charles Anderson. of All
dersonville. and Miss joyce ed-
wig. Of Petersburg.
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Former Resident
To Marry in Ohio

Invitations are ii Tie mail fot
the August 80 wedding OF Miss
Patricia Louise Ireland, daughter
of William Ireland, Jr., Of RICH
mond, and Clifford Noel Click +
The wedding will take place at
4.3o p. M in Trinity Methodist
church. Columbus, Ohio.
The Irelands formerly lived ill
Farmville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

Invitations have been received
here for the weddlne August 81 of
MISS Barbara Anne Paulick
daughter 0f MI and Mrs Patrick
Paullck formerly Of Farmyillo,
now of Che9orly Md. and VIII
liam Joseph Moellel,
The Wedding VIA take place at
II Ill III =; Marys Catholic
church. IandoYei Hills. Md
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23
Og-les Announce
Troth Of Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Ogle, Of
Ashby. announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Mary Lou. to
Jimmie Wayne Stout. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. w. Stout Of Bucking-
ham.
The wedding Will take place IN
late September.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

Farmville Baptist church WNlU

Farmville Baptist church WMU
circles 80 Monday, August rs alt 8
p. m, Frances Hudgins with Mts.
Judson r D0Wdy Ruth Kersey at
church, Mrs w H. Crenshaw.
hostess. Ann Snyder Petit. with
Mrs j r Hart Eva Sanders.
with Mrs. Clara Pillow Ed th
Bradshaw, with Mrs. L. a. Dixon,
Elizabeth Hale At church. Corndl-
ia Leavell with MIS-. M G Smith
at $50 p m. picnic. Hazel Mo3n
at church at p. m. Frances Ba T.
BIZ At 10 a m. Tuesday Augu st
2T with Mrs. 4 a. Wells, MIS-.
George Lewis, co-lostess.
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maids, Miss Betty Lear, Of Rich
mond, Miss Martha Ann Ward of
Warwick. Miss Colleen Smith, of
Warwick. Miss Virginia Lee Lon
daree, Of Scottsville, and Miss
Ruth Looper, Of Scottsville were
similarly attired. carried cascades
of red roses
Gordon WI Rutland, IT.. brother
Of the bride, was best man. ushars
were. the Rev John Davenport Of
Louisa, Brady Sules, Toby Wool
and and Walter Sadler of War
wick. and Robert K. Spencer Of
Scottsville.
A reception was held in the
church social hall Immediately
following the ceremony The cou-
ole LETT fol wedding trip To
Texas and other points. On their
return they will be at home at
74l4 B River Drive. Warwick.
The bride Is a graduate Of Long
wood College, and the bridegroom
attended Chowan Junior College
and the University Of Richmond.
She teaches at Warwick High
School and he teaches at New
port News High School
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Mr.. and Mrs. Muriel Wilkerson
Of Roanoke. were guests for SEN
eral days Of Mr. Wilkerson's pah-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack WiIke b
son.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-23

4 LII. ana Mrs. ID. Branch Arm
| stead and children. Carolyn and
Billy, Of Greenvllle. N. c.. were
recent guests of DR.. ArmIstead's
mother and sister Mrs. u Al
Armistead and Miss Frances
Armistead.
Expected week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Smith are MI.
and Mrs. Richard Johnson and
children. Mildred and Sandra and
Mr.. and Mrs Walden Smith ana
daughter. judy. The Smiths and
JOhnsons are enroute home after
touring Florida the past 10 days.
Rev. and Mrs Roy David. Of
San Antonio. Tex. have been
guests Of his brother-in and
sister. Mr. and Mrs Walker Noel
Reverend David is a former mis-
sionary 70 Spain and Argentina
Recent guests Of Mrs. Annie
Deaton were Mr.. and Mrs George
Sears and children, Anne ana
Kathy, MIS- A. T Young and son.
Leonard. and Robert Deaton, all
Of Richmond.
MISS Elizabeth Burger left We'd
nesday for Mt Pocono. Pa., where
She viii be a director and instruc-
tor at the Hockey Camp Miss
Burger VIII play also Oh one Of
THE teams. Hockey players from
throughout the United States and
Wales are expected to attend the
camp which lasts until the mid
dle NJ September
Mr. and Mrs Beverly Smith. Of
WASHINGTON p G.. were guests
during the Week end OF his Sister
Mrs MOTIFS II smith and NH
Smith.
Nr and NIrs. n V Undertake
and family spent the week end
with Dr.. and Mrs. H L. Riley in
Lynchburg
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
Toe Miller
AcceptsHigh
HerdTrpphy

Joe Miller, who works for
Dan Wengerd on the McNish-
Wengerd dairy herd is pic
tured as he accepted the tro-
ply for the high herd in the
county at the joint dkiry and
soil conservation meeting at
Claridon last Tuesday.
The award is made by the
First National Bank of Bur-
ton and was presented by B.
j. Shanower for the bank.
This is the second consecu-
tive year the McNish-Wen-
geEd herd has won first in
Geauga county.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24


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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-29

Paid Political Advertisement
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-29
Powhatan ASC Elects
Maxey Chairman

j. G. Maxey was elected chair
man Of the PoWhatan county AS
ricultural Sterilization and Con-
servation committee for the year,
with w t Nichols, former chair
man, as vice-chairman
Other new county officers are
w T. Ahern. regular member; f.
Glen Simmons. first alternate.
and E. P. Hicks. second alternate
In the community committees
G. B. Cosby, Jr, is Macon district
chairman, E. Nj Walton, Jr., vice
chairman; Robert Henry Hatcher
regular member, r. j. Lester. first
alternate, and r. c. ellis. second
alternate.
Huguenot district chairman is
E. g. Younce. vice chairman,
George #. Lee, regular member,
G. M. Knabe. and first alternate,
w E. Meyer. Spencer district
chairman is E. p Hicks: vice
Lee Palmore. and regl-
lar member, Max @. Kilby COM
plete the list.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-29

and A. s. Harrison for attorney general, en-
dorse. support, and pledge their every eff
fort to resist the efforts Of the federal gov
ernment to usurp the powers OF the states,
change the T. S. Constitution Illegally
and. therby reduce the states to the posi-
ton Of provinces AS attorney general of
Virginia in the past J Lindsay Almond has
represented this commonwealth and its
people in this effort to maintain constitu-
tional government and efficient public
schools in Virginia, which would require
and demand racial separateness. He has
championed the cause in court and out
The courts, and many Of the judges, APP
pear TO be III legal maze due in no small
part to his continued adherence to consti-
tutional principles. Fighting for rich and
poor, white and Negro, fortunate and un-
fortunate, he has carried the burden un-
flinchnglv brilliantly. and unswervingly.
He can be depended upon to combat the at
tack which is now being directed upon Vir-
gina during the next four years.
We need him as the chief executive of
Virginia There is one way and only one
way he can become the next governor We
must vote for him next Tuesday He stands
for constitutional government the rights
and powers of the states the continued
progress Of the school systems in the
states. the Development Of the races upon
the principle Of separateness in public
schools. which principle has transformed a
crushed, militarily occupied, economically
poor state, into one Of the nations leading
commemorative.
Only YOU can keep il 50 by your vote for
Almond Stephens-Harrison the Democrat
Il nominees next Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-29

To read David Lawrence's United
States News is to find It hard to
believe that shining journal is writ
ing Of the same people. events and
Southern places Of which. Time and
MeWsWeek are tellin Z America
Asia Africa. Germany and Japan 81
iyingly
AS for the reign Of terror both
magazines report. where are its
heaps Of dead and injured, where
It's wide demolitions? The few that
an be cited are ineXcusable. Of
course. and their punishment VIII
come. but they make a trifling total
compared with what might happen
to other parts Of the world in such
mass provacations. excitements and
expressions. especially Chicago. De
troit, Los Angeles or New York.
And even the total made IS the
result Of such ridiculous PADDING as
counting every teen-age rock, every
abusive housewife. every eitisy-
hanging BY school boys
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-29

living, but rather for life.
probably would not locate in my
home city or town l certainly would
not locate in a large city prob
ably would not locate in a suburb
where the men are away all day
/ would like to locate in some city
Of about Is 900 wh,re the men are
engaged in local industries. ! would
join the Chamber of Commerce. and
some luncheon club. Probably the
Rotary or Kiwanis Clubs would now
have no Antique Dealer as a
member. | would subscribe to the
leading Antique" monthly maya
zines and in a year-know more
about antiques than anyone else in
the locality.
Al first. | would have no EN-
ployee but would watch for some
one who as hobby likes to
.putter. fixing up old things ]
would try to help him or her. !
surely could polish up the furniture
myself | would soon learn that
many other retired executives have
a similar hobby and would like to
know me. Or they might not be re-
tired, but would ike to visit my
shop after their office hours and
help me just for the fun Of it.
believe that the success Of the
venture would be in entirely chang
ing my environment and making an
entirely new circle Of friends.
feel il might be very difficult for
ne to make a. success in the |
antique business or restore mya
health or keep young by staying |
With old friends where I now live
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-29
IS Orioles Qualify
Tor Honor Roll

.Ameiias first fall term honor
sCII list So names. is seniors. IA
eighth graders. l3 juniors, sop
.1mores and 5 freshmen.
Top grade seniors are Mary
4abeth Anderson. Edith Bar
nard. Lee Burnette, Peggy Chill
dress, Ramona Dodson. Audrey
Gill. Ardean Hastings, Betty Lou
Morris. Mary Woodford Ward,
Mary Lee Warmer. Mary Bette
Watkins. Nellie Wilkerson, Janice
Woods, James Paulette and Jerry
Robinson.
Juniors listed are Jimmy Law
son Alice Barden, Nancy Barden.
Patsy Jones. Miriam Miller Lucy
Page Stone, Frances Vance, Gail
Lush, Eldred Anderson, Edwin
Smith, Shirley Hall. Ronnie Little
and Barbara Barden.
Sophomore honor students are
Robert Lynch, Edwin O'Neal
Shirley BARLEY, Mary Virginia
Merritt Barbara Stoeckert, Joan
White. Elaine Lfewellyn and De
Whit Wilmington
Freshmen who qualified include
Zona Flippen. Brenda Joyce. Jane
White, Roger Brandt and Curtis
Salyer.
Eighth grade honor student;
are Joan BARLEY, Joan Whiting
ton, Carolyn O'Neal, Carolyn
Poore- Frances Tomlinson. Anr
Gordon jenkins. Dallas deKrafft
Faye Anderson. Mary Heller
Hutchinson Bonnie Lush. Fal
Pembelton, Anne Smith. Billy
Burton and Jimmy Paul.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-10-29
Double Cheek

Anudder one Of Ike's sheep Just
Jumped out Amt saying now
come nor that he wasn't pushed
but they underwent Sucn mortal
hardships TO serve in til Ne cana
cities it's no wonder they are get
ting back home before the whole
thing caves in.
Saw where Ike was going out OF
cast to talk TO the people and try
and get at least a few to stick
with him unto the end. Seems
that news has got around as to
the failing Of this administration.
Confidence is a wonderful thing
and the President has lost it in
the North as well as in the South
West and East. Yep, he's going to
stop communicating with the lit
tie ball and tiy I'd square his
party with YOU folks that still
have the power if YOU viii only
| use it.
Bend down, Oh Stars, as YOU
twinkle on. There is a man made
moon that's just been born. an
other missile has Just went off
We have shot our big gun now We
are fooling with popcrackers.
Don't you forget the election
coming up You most put tn,
State back in the Democratic col.
umn Our future depends upor
that The Democratic Party is tht
best friend of the South and al
races included us our way o
| life.
| ! was honored by q very specia
visit by MI. George w. Price. ou
! first Rural Letter Carrier. Thanh
YOU for the visits ard thanks TO
| Yours,
| } MlrV. Brown