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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

National City and the Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York City
are active and can readily be
bought or sold at any time.
Competition and Initiation
Banks have very little compe-
tition. Their competition takes the
form OF getting deposits rather than
the starting up of new banks. It
will help your personal credit to try
to get new depositors for the state
or national bank with which you are
doing business. Also, try to keep a
good balance yourself.
Banks do not suffer from infla-
ton. If money becomes cheaper, !"
they take in money of declining
value and also pay out the same
kind Of money. The only way that
initiation harms banks is in the de-
cline of their long issues of Gov
eminent Bonds: but wise bankers
will buy only short maturities.
Careful Examinations
Banks are not only audited by
their own communities. but also by
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Mrs. Sours Visits

Mrs. c. c. Sours. OF Charlottes-
vile. visited Mrs. Salie Sellers.
Miss Sarah Brent. Of Charlottes-
vile. visited Mr. and Mrs. James
L. Doirier.
Arthur Thacker. of Lynchburg
and Pvt, Cary James Thacker. of
Fort Monmouth. N. j., spent last
week end with their mother Mrs
Emma Lou Thacker.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lovegrove
OF Wavnesboro Mrs. May Bosser-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bos-
serman, all Of Stanton. spent last
Sunday with Mrs. Emma L u
Thacker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norvell Cleveland
Mike and Randolph, Of High Point
IN. OF. spent last week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Cleveland. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. B. Cleveland were dinner
guests iii the same home Sunday
Alr. and Mrs w. M Payne visited
MRS Fl Fl. Jennings in Clifton
Forge.
Mr. ana Mrs. Edward Griffin and
Jack Griffin,N Of Richmond, spent
last Sunday with Nh. and Mrs, Rob
'ert Pitts. and family
The annual meeting Of the Episco-
.pal Churchmen Of the Albemarle
Convocation was held in st. Anne
parish hall at st. Johns church
here Thursday. Dinner was served
BY the ladies Of Christ Episcopal
church. Glendower. John Paul
Causey, Of West Point. was speaker
The following officers We're elected
for the next year: A. c. Shackle-
Ford. Of Stony Point, president: F.
p. Scott. Of Warren, vice-president
and Neville NJ Allison. Of Gordons-
vile. secretary Invitation was ex.
tended and accepted TO meet newt
fall at a time to be decided by the
new officers at Cismott, Albemarle
county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Knoxville

Mrs. W l. Robertson returned
home last Sunday She spent a week
with Mr. and MIS- r. f. Coleman.
of Farmville.
Bill Wootton. who is stationed at
Norfolk. spent last week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E L
Wootton Miss Lucy Lee Wootton. Of
Longwood College also was AZ
home.
B. H. Word who Is a patient al
Mcclure Hospital Richmond. spent
last week end at his home and re-
turned on Monday
MI and Mrs Frank Self. Of
Dlllwyn. were recent dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Coleman
Words Visit
Nh and MIS- John Word recently
visited Mrs W j.. Shepherd and
Mr. and Mrs D V. Coleman. d.
Buckingham.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
? Films To Be Shown
At Lutheran Church

A double-feature movie program
VIII be shown in st. Johns Lutheran
church on South Virginia street II
Farmyiile Wednesday at 7.3o B ~
The first picture entitled, Next
Door-The World is a missionary
film showing the true life story
q missionary George Shibata. i
japanese boy. who was born II
America, prepared for the ministry
ana IS now in Japan bringing the
Gospel to the people of his race
The second picture is entitled
Giving Thanks Always, \ and Is de-
signed especially for the Thanks
giving season. This film shows 4
family preparing for the Thanks
giving festival.
The pictures will be shown by the
pastor OF the church, the Rev
Frank G. Koehler. who is broad
casting the morning devotions over
WFLO this week. All are cordially
invited to see the showing Of these
two films.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
BABSON DISCUSSES BANK STOCKS

Rabson Park, Mass. NOV "A. A
Yerg popular book Of forty years
aaa was entitled Acres Of Dia-
mands' by RuSsen II Conwell. The
story was title tue account Of how
4 diamond eNpef1 had sought the
entire world over for TIT largest
diamond and II was finally found
on iiis fathers farm
Bank Earnings for 1867
80 many readers are today seek
ine The safest good-yielding invest
ment that ii is a pleasure tot me
70 suggest that it may be in his
own city I refer to your local bank
stack as an Investment. Your local
bank will probably show an increase
Of 10 per ceat III 1857 earnings.
Compared with 1856.
Furthermore. banks are the only
investment group showing such an
advance in earnings under todays
competitive conditions. l know Of no
banks which are decreasing their
dividends: Willie most banks are
planning some increase III dividends
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

for 1857.
National Interest Increases Effect
The real reason for the prosperity
OF banks is the increase III the basic
Federal Reserve rate. Since the
middle Of 1856 interest rates Of the
popular '3-to-5 year" Y. S. Govern
nasnt issues THE worlds most con
ServatiYe and most active bonds
have Increased IS per cent: while
the rate on the "9-tol2 months" US.
issues has increased ITO per cent.
Rates on prime commercial paper
have Increased about 80 per cent.
Yet current indices Of bank stock
prices are practically unchanged
since mid-le55.
Local bank stocks have a poor
and irregular nlarketability. If you
wish to buy ten shares, you will
probably have to get them through
the president or cashier of the bank.
He likewise must find buyer when
you desire to sell On the other
hand, the stocks of big banks like
the Chase Manhattan, the First
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Alpha.

The flu continues to spread with
a lot Of new cases. Those sick for
the last few days are Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmie Allen. Rickie. Dennis.
Frank LeSueur and Ray Shores.
Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Dunkum
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harris
and Mrs. Marvin Dunklrm at Willis
Mountain last week.
Friends are sorry to hear Of the
sudden death Of Laurence Toney.
Mrs Ray Shores. the former
Nancy Dunkum. has been sick with
a virus infection Ray and Nancy
were recently married.
Mrs. Frank LeSueur. Linda LIE
Sueur, and velma visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Shores, Mrs. j. P. Call
and Mrs. c. E. Dunkum.
W. Elijah Dunkum attended the
Saith annual meeting of the Southern
States Cooperative November 7 in
Richmond at the Mosque and No
vember 8 enjoyed an an-expenses-
paid trip to jamestown and
Williamsburg.
Mrs. A. F. Old. ms. Gordon
Thomas. Mrs. w. Elijah Dunkum,
Larry and Elaine LeSueur recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Jamer-
son at Willis Mountain.
Wilbur LeSueur and j. j. LeSueur
visited Frank LeSueur last Satur-
day night.
Pvt. Julian Thomas. stationed
now at Camp Lejeune. N. G.. was
home last week end and called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LeSueur Sun
day night.
Thomas Dunkum has had an in
fected eye and did not attend school
for several days.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Richmond School
Leader Speaks

The superintendent or the Rich
mond city schools, Or. H. /. VIII
lett. was speaker at the November
Parent-Teachers association meet
ing at Powhatan High School,
Willett. as president Of the
American Association Of School
Administrators. represented the
United States at an international
meeting of school administrators
held at Geneva.
Powhatan High School Glee
club sang at the meeting. which
was preceded by a meeting of the
Band Boosters club.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
John Tempe Groves
rs this the break ?

Governor Faubus as head of
Third Force in 1860
would be one thing. Harry Flood
Byrd quite another.
Vnginia's gubernatorial cleo
ton, in which the senator and
his organization went to- town,
has the whole country looking
and wondering.
Every four years for many a
four Senator Byrd is invited to
lead the South and the Constitu-
tionalists.
Is this the big break?
In Prince Edward County. Viz
ginia, one of the places where the
Supreme Courts adventure In ex-
unconstitutional Swedish psy-
chology and sociology began. a
lower courts order to get going
with integration Is being appealed
To the high court. At Farmville
and other Prince Edward com
munities all is calm. In d double
sense interest Is academic Prince
Edward Is completely organized
and supplemented for abolishing
us public schools and inaugurating
private ones wnen and If integra-
ti0n il ordered
1t is the most resisting county
In the most resisting state.
And the American social posi-
ton Of both the county and the
state are such that people every
where have to be polite.
In Birmingham Saturday when
Alabama played Georgia Tech we
had to be careful not to talk OF
rambling wrecks. She might have
been lady. now that Tech is
slightly coed. and no lady is TO be
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Howardsyille

Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Fenwick. John
7. Hurt and Mrs. Allan Farley were
among those who attended the
ladies night banquet given by the
Royal Arch chapter at the DillwSn
Elementary school Wednesday
Mfr. and Mrs. Beb Hanna. and son.
of New Jersey. spent last week end
with Mr. and Mrs H. r L0nderee
and family Mr. Hanna. and Steve.
visited John 7 Hurt and Vernard
Hurt Sunday.
Mrs. II. r. Cooke has returned
to her home here after visiting her
nephew in Cumberland
w. T. Ripley. Of Hanover. spent
last week end with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Carroll,
and daughter. Of Schuyler. and Mr..
and Mrs. WiIlie Heath and family
Of Gladstone. recently visited Alr
and Mrs Dewey Goolsby
Mr.. and Mrs Dewey Goolsby
spent last Saturday n charlottcs-
Vile.
Dave Clements, II Alexan-
dria. spent last week cha with his
parents Mr. and MRS q r Glen
enis
Mrs. Otha Woody and RonnIe.
Mrs G. W. Morris. MISS Dorothy
Brown and Ben Snead visited MIS-
Matte WIlkerson In Charlottesville
Robert Lewis Baber HAS returned
10 his duties with the u 3 Air
Force after all extended leay N
which he Spen: with hs mother
Mrs w w Babef.
Mrs II t. f'enWlck visited Air
and Mrs T. II BIckheaa, and
daughter. in Charlottesville for Sew
eral days. and las returned u Hcr
home here
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

sight.
Mrs. Hai-twesl Cabell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Selden SDmeryille entertained
the Woman's Auxiliary and the
vestry Of Christ Episcopal Church.
Norwood. at dinner here last Mon.
day evening at their home. Edge
wood. Following dinner. the vestry
held 4 business meeting and the
auxiliary met for business. The aux
illary OF. this church is small in
membership. but active in their
projects. selling shelled nuts. pack
aged s,in-flower seed for feeding
water gEound corn meal from the
mill al 1yro. horne made preserves
and jetlits and hand work. Also. as
IA speciaZ, they have for sale hand
made articles from India. They will
have q liable at the annual bazaar
November 20 at st. Johns Episcopal
church N Lynchburg. There are
only five members Of the auxiliary
Monday night guests included Rev.
and MRS Samuel Criss, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Schilling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Heath and Boiling Somer-
VILE.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Warmiinster

Generally the hunting sea on
opens for widespread hunting Mon
day, November Is. This is the sea-
son of the year that the people from
the city think specially of their
country kith-and-kin. friendships are
dearer in the country now than any
time of the year. The landowner
pays the taxes. up-keep whatever
it may be on the land and country
property. The city guys always
come to life about this time. 1t
seems that the deer and turkey also
know well when the hunting season
comes around. II Is nothing unusual
to see deer along the highway, graz
ing In fields and pastures but come
hunting season. they are out Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
John Tempe Groves
Senator Harry F. Byrd
Conservative Leader

described as rambling wreckedly.
nor, of course. would she.
Flash! Willie Mays hits home
run about trying to buy a home
among San Francisco white people
and running into objections. 1T is
worse than down South where you
know where you stand and there
are signs to 60 BY" he cracked.
Here you walk into these things
blindly !"
More and more, it appears, the
Supreme Court flunked psyche
logy.
Present in beauty and poise at
the luncheon following the West
Point Manufacturing C0mpany's
annual stockholders meeting yes
terday was Miss Margaret Nc
Clinton. Alabama's Maid Of Cot
ton. Judging roughly cor should
say tenderly) / deemed her to be
the Size ~ which is repeatedly
counted on by the National Com
mittee as it plans wardrObes for
winners
| Having had to memorize ii in
youth, Lord Byron's Maid Of
4. ,@~~r<sw ~.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

ratio OF heart attack also was reduced 1t
has long been known that refined sweets,
such as white sugar, are consumed in ex-
cesslve quantities by m ost Americans
Likewise, we are inclined to eat too much
bread and too many starches.
Many experts believe that if one would
refuse to eat any Of the artificial sweets,
such as candy, refined sugar and so Oh, and
make his diet one of natural sweets (when
sweets are consumed), they would live
longer and be far more healthy Natural
sweets which are good for ones health in
clude molasses, honey, fruits and other
readily available items.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
P Prospect Native
Wins Georgia Vote

J. B. Fuqua. formerly Of Pros
pect. captured a seat in the Gen
erAl Assembly Of. Georgia In the
November 5 election.
He ran on an Independent
Party ticket and defeated three
other candidates for the house
seat. He is owner and president Of
television station WJBF In Au-
gusta. Ga. This was his first at
tempt at public office
Fuqna is the son OF J. B. Elan
OF Darlington Heights and the
adopted son Of his grandparents
the late Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Fuqua
Of Prospect. He Is graduate Of
Prospect High School. later be
coming a radio-engineer and es-
tablisfring his own television sta
ton in Georgia. He is also a mem
bet Of the Young Presidents
Organization.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Green Bay P-TA
Meeting Thursday

A panel discussion on Dental
Problems" will be the feature of
the Green Bay P-TA at its re-
guar meeting Thursday Nov. 81
at the school auditorium.
Participating on the panel Will
be the following local dentists. A
NJ. DeMuth, s. c. Patteson. J. H.
COCKS. r y Hutchings and w.
J. Sydnor.
4 group Of the school children
VIII also participate on the pro-
gram by singing several songs a.
bout Health"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

A REPORTER Of the N. y Times called
~ long distance Are the schools in Prince
Edward closed2" EDO YOU expect another
Little Rock incident 2 Are the people ex-
ciled2" These and other questions equally
IN in4ne were asked, showing i complete
lack If background knowledge Of the school
de-segregAtion matter
oil course. the schools in Prince Edward
county are not closed They are being on
GRATED Oh \ raciallN separate basis, doing
Very good ana efficient work. Possibly some
to be eliminated, but The essential curricula
are being followed.
The Supreme Court nor the district
courts have yet ordered racial Indignation
III the public schools They have decided
that racial segregation is unconstitutional.
The people Of Virginia through their legis
lators have advised the Court and the ex-
ecutive branch of the federal government.
that the Courts decision is not according
70 the L. S. Constitution and Virginia will
take all legal steps to operate Virginia pub
lie schools al a state function. To this end
the laws OF Virginia require the immediate
closing Of public schools ordered to be in
tegrated (Which has not been done). Pro-
cedures have been ordained to be followed
IN such event. which may lead to an entirely
different system Of public schools. Thus
Virginia has filled any vacuum which may
Ne caused id the legal resistance to what
her PEOPLE believe tosb an erroneous deci-
sion.
There i aot likely 70 be repetition Of in
cidents such as were had in Hoxie, Ark,
Clinton, Tenn, Little Rock, Ark, and other
places The people of Clinton, are opposed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Prospect All Club
Elects New Officers
BY MAY GILLIAN

The Prospect All club met Thurs
DAY, Nov. z, at the school. We
elected new officers as following
President Sally Brown. Vice-Presi-
dent Betty Lou Weaver, Secretary
Sandra Fancher. Treasurer Charles
McFadden. and Reporter May
Gillian. Songleaders are Lora Shell
ton and Tony Glenn
We decided to have our meetings
on the ilrst Thursday each month.
Miss Habel gave lis our All year
books and some papers on good
grooming. The meeting was ajourn-
ed to next month.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Scottsville

National Education week in the
Scottsville School was climaxed Fri
day with homecoming dance in
the school auditorium. A total of
ID graduates returned for the first
homecoming celebration Charles r .
Dorrier. who finished in 1905 when
the school was down on the street
and Miss Willie Hickock was the
teacher. was the only one Of his
class. The class Of 1888 had eight
representatives. the most Of any one
class. There were nearly 800 people
present,
Mrs. A. w Mayo led the singing
Of the school song. written BY the
late william Day Smith, principal
from 1908 10 1887 Music for the &C.
casion was furnished by the local
orchestra. composed Of Mrs. Robert
Pitts. John Henry Phillips. MI X.
Anderson. Jack Miller and Howard
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Smith spent
last week erHi III Bristol and AL
tended the 88th birthday celebration
of Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. 81 n.
Ogle. There were over 100 people
present. Mr. and Mrs. n. w Ran
son. Of Norfolk. the Smiths son-in-
law and daughter. went with them
Mrs. j a. Holt has returned to
her home here after attending the
83th birthday celebration OF her sis
ter, Mrs. S. f. Ogle. in Bristol. She
visited in Bristol and Abingdon and
Mr.. and Mrs Jett Holt, Of Bristol
brought her back to Scottsvllle
Scottsville High School senior
class will present Arthur Jearur's
adaptation Of Louisa NJ. Alcott S
Little Women" on the evenings Of
December IL and IL in Victory the
atre. Scottsville. under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Peter Hunter.
The Little Women will be por-
trayed by Shirley Cunningham as
10, Nancy Giannini as Meg. Vir-
ginia OBrien as Amy. and Carol
Jean Duncan as Beth. The role of
Laurie will be played by Charles
Wilder.
Others in the cast are Barbara
Kidd. Sonny Goode. Patricia Bailey,
Lola Mae Mckinney. Marvin Rip
ley. Vetsy VonKrough, Billy Pitts.
Hazel Patterson and Hilda Reid.
Barbara Cameron and Alene Clan
Mini Mrs. Elmer L. Johnson and
Mrs. Leonard Ewoldt will be in
charge Of stage settings. Others as
sisting will be Mrs. w. A. Dawson,
Mrs. A. W. Mayo, Mrs. Jack Miller
and Lou 10 Aver.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer johnson. and
Karen. spent last Saturday in Staun-
ton Mr. Johnson attended a Lions
Club district meeting. and Mrs.
johnson and Karen visited Dr.. and
Mrs. Alden Anderson, and family.
who formerly lived in Scottsyille.
Babers Visit Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baber. Of
Alexandria, spent last week end
with her mother, ms. Tom Ander-
son, at Warren. and his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs \. Il. Baber. at Hat
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tapscott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bransford
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Warner in Farmville.
Louis Philpot, Of DanviIle, and
Jim Berry, Of Washington, spent
last week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Philpot.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Davis. and
two daughters, of Richmond. spent
last Sunday with Mrs. H. M, Epper-
son.
T. M. Cameron. Of Richmond,
spent last Sunday with his sister
and brotherin-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Adams.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

to racial Indignation in the schools. There
was seething unrest. No organization
spoke for the people who opposed A vac
uum existed into which outside leaders
rushed with support Of relative few com
munity leaders. In contrast, substantial
Virginia citizens and community leaders
were organized in 1854, few months after
the May II decision Through wise counsel,
concentrated study and capable leadership,
Virginia has charted d course, which may
save the sovereignty Of the AZ states, and
The constitutional republic designed BY the
e. S. Constitution There is no vacuum in
Virginia
In Little Rock, the circumstances were
still different from Virginia. Governor Eau
bus had not resisted the Indignation Of
schools in .Hoxe, Ark, which the people
fought valiantly to prevent The states
policy was to integrate the schools. and
plans for effecting it were developed and
court approved. When the Little Rock plan
was attempted, the people resisted. threat
enng violence. The Governor sought to re-
store order by removing the cause by as
signing the Negro pupils to their own
schools. The federal court sustained OBJ ec-
tons and the tiff between the state and the
federal government resulted in the execu-
tive order by President Eisenhower for fed
raj troops to enforce the district courts
order
In Virginia, the governor is directed to
close such schools as are ordered integral
ed, and to attempt administrative remedies.
Virginia's legal position is conservative,
logical and legal Virginia has filled the
vacuum with substantial Virginia leader
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19
Too Much Wrong Food

TIlE latest discoveries in the field Of diet
and nutrition show conclusivelv that the
del of the average American is a poor ex-
cuse for adequate fuel to run our bodies.
Americans. the richest people on earth, are
one IF tile worst fed.
Ry that, we do not mean Americans fail
~ consume enough calories or perhaps
enough Nitanlins. But they are prone to con
sumo far too many carbohydrates. sweets
and Fats
Studies which have been made public in
recent Years show that, during World War
II when the PERCENTAGE Of fat was de-
creased III the diets Of various peoples. the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-19

ties are available to X-ray every person in
Virginia AS a usual rule not more than
o0't Of the population over Is years old
take advantage Of this free service.
Thousands Of dollars are spent annually
to eradicate tuberculosis. However, com
plete success will not come until every per
son over Is years old joins in this crusade
and has at least one chest x-ray annually.
There IS no law and never will be, which
would require chest x-ray That is not the
way Of free people. As free people we have
an obligation in this respect, namely, to
have chest x-ray during the annual check
up
The x-ray machine will be on Main street
IN Farmville, between Second and Third
streets on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. To protect yourself, and in
harness to your fellow-citizens won't YOU
DO your duty? Spend few minutes. and
nave your free chest x-ray made. It is the
only way tuberculosis can be eradcated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

Summer starts early on NBC
:. The Arthur Murray party
returns Tuesday, April 8. re.
placing "The Big Surprise"
The Jimmy Dean crew added
another locker this week-tele-
genie Jan Crockett. one-time
Miss Florida She joins Jc
Davis and Mary Kick on the
network team :. I asked Mary
how she liked getting UP at {
for the morning show. What