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Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
81. Peters Vacation
Church School Was
Attended BY Many

Hore than 100 children and
aoms thirty helpers spent . happy
and profitable week sogother IN
the hrst yasation Church school
held IN the Ns9 - Peters church
a. fiat 80 and Fourth ~. 8 Min.
asapolis
Mrs Wrsatha Maxwell. the a..
rector said most schools should
run not Less than two weeks
period. but due 70 ths shortage Of
the required help, only one week
was given
The theus was '"rhe Bible
1esus Knew being more of an
expanded session gf the work
every sunday Mrs Eloysc Hern-
don. = teacher Of second grade at
Whittier school ~ho halls from
ArsAnssw. was director of pre-
school grades, assIsted by Mrs.
Myrtle Thomas Runners were La
Iuuc Thomas. sandra Johnson
Ann Fraction and Helen WiHsef
son.
Mrs Cslsstia Fraction of Zion
Baptist church waa director of
grades one two and three and was
assistsd BY Mrs Albsrtha MeF.i.
roy. Mrs a Wilson. Mra. Lucille
Russell and Mrs Patrick
Miss Christine hcKinais was
director of grades four, i've and
six. assisted ~ Mrs Dorothy
Bmalls and Jimmy Nichols
Mrs Wynona simmons did an
excellent JOB az art supervisor and
organist for the entire school
Mrs Harriet jones registered the
children and assisted IN many
other ways and Mrs Lorraine
Chiyerg assisted with tho music
An interesting feature Of tha
school was a newspaper called
ths Bible School Times edited by
Jimmy Nichols with itslen VII
kefson Rs associate editor
Everyone spent busy and
happy nys days with The dlscov-
cry that one week school Just
wasn't sufficient our sharing pro
iact went 10 tho Bobby Cain
Scholarship Fund the boy who
went thru 50 much in order 10
graduate from Clinton. Tenn
school last faii
rhe large lot across from the
church made ayailabci by tho pas
tor and the parking lot on the
side gave ample playground space
for the entire school 10 have re
ecsa az The same time
Brother Henry Pitts opened the
doors early. as we'll aA the gates
for oariy entrance Many others
helped IN numerous ways 20 make
the school a great success The
sharing program On Friday night
was well attended by ths parents
REV NJ l. simmons. pastor OF
thla great church closed hiA sth
Conference year here by imprss
sing on Tho minds ard hearts ot
his many listeners. message,
subject Jesus Never Fails lie
recalled again the highnghts Of
his eight yenra % service and how
thru determined effort and a great
faith IN hts dynamic leadership,
the beautiful church az Fourth
Az and ilst St became
reality
hut AZ no many other cnngrega
,ions have realized, more space h
required and an educational
building 10 a necessity In the near
future
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

Middle East by at lsaat the mod
est beginning ~ a constructive
solution, there will BE- another
military crisis az least as serious
as Suez, because of the arms
that are being poured into Syria
and Egypt by Soviet Russia solys
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
William Briifon Nomed
treasurer aom,sy io5s
March OF Dive. Drive

William + Buttnp, Comptroller
- Northwest Publications. Inc
has been named campaign
treasurer tor the Ramsey County
taas March 90 Dimes
Announcement u the appoint
meat Was made ~ Jay u OCon-
net campaign director
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06
Joseph Robbie Says;
Joseph Robbie sayE
No Peace In Middle
East Until Refugee
Problem Is Settled

Joseph Robbie Minneapolis lawyer said upon his
return from motor trip through Lebanon Syria Jordan and
Israel that be thinks there vii be peace IN the Middle
East eaenug Of tho crisis until the Arab refugee problem
has been solved"
Robbie predicted that "ness tensions are eassd IN The
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

Mrs. JNu1ss r Phurs 500 iEie-
hart xss tvo free ,tcksis @ re
pals ~ E'sust rhestres
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-09-06

Mr. p.sokcr T. Ellis fa Car
uun Ay
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Legislators
Inspect New
FLA Camp

Cherry Grove Beach-Memb-
ers OF South Cardinals House o.
Representatives and Senate, OF
ficialS of the Future Farmers Of
America and the states agricul-
tural leaders joined in an in
spection tour Saturday OF the
states new FLA summer carp
on Tilghman Neck at Cherry
Grove BCacn, s. {.
The states solons We're unani-
nous in their praise of contract e
or j. Q. Baldwin of Crescent
Beach who erected the canp's
buildings. which are constructed
of concrete block and brick. and
overlook the baCkwatcr channels
OF East Cherry Grove Beach
The camp consists of Studen.
barracks. mess hall. auditorium.
recreation hall. personnel quart
CrS and guest houses.
Among this FLA and state Az
rlcultural officials attending the
inspection were: " Z. Gore. Di-
rector. Division a.. Vocational
Agriculture: I. G.. Chustain. Dis
trlyt Supervisor: {. G. Zlmmer-
man, District Supervisor; L. J.
Carter, District Supervisor. FLA:
Melvin Crib. State Treasurer.
FLA: Thomas Harmon. Jr.. Staur
President. FLA: Joe Stevens,
emp Carctakcr: r. D. Ander-
son. Vocational Director: Bill
Page. agriculture teacher Al
B"nncttsvillc: II. c. Edcns. Carl2
Director: H. Z. McCraCkcr
Chairman. FLA Camp Commit
tee: w. r. Carter. District Sup
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
0srcr HOHOrS
Recent Bride

Mrs. Elma Stevens entertained
a' her homo last Thursday night
with a Bridal shower honorirg
Mrs Harold Martin, May bride
Assisting as co-hoStcSs was Mrs.
Gilbert Long, of Clarendon. n. c.
Mrs. Martin Was before her
marriage, Miss Doris Blanton OF
lurI-
Upon arrival the honoree W Us
pinned with a corsagc OF white
carnations. Each attendant was
.nncd with a number on arrival
and later III the evening. MI,
Ernest l.. Prince Won the door
prize.
During the early part Of tie
evening several DyIdal gar -
were played and prizes give.
The bride then opened her maDy
lovely and useful gifts which
were displayed on a git table
using a color scheme Of pink and
white.
The hos:cSScs served line
punch. cake, potato chips and
nuts. Approximately 10 friends
and relatives We're in at,cua-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

l. Take a composite soil sam
Pile from several places in the
area OF abnormal growth, no
matter how small.
2. Take a second composite
sample representative Of areas
of normal growth in the same
field
3. Fill out Soil Sampling In
formation Sheet as completely as
possible, describing the abnorm-
al appearance and growth of
plants. Also supply other pertin-
ent information about the PROB
lem area, such as when it was
first observed and previous soil
treatments. Send the soil sam
pies and Information Sheet 10
the Soil Testing Division, North
Carolina Department of Agricul-
.ture, Raleigh, N. c. Sampllng
supplies and Information Sheets
can be obtained from the county
agents office or your vocational
teachers.
/. Send a specimen of a live,
g,~nt suffering from abnormal.
growth to Plant Disease Clinic.
Gardner Hall, n. {. State COL
lcgc, Raleigh. Directions for.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Health Center
Open House
Set Saturday

The Horny County Health De
partment is extending invita-
lions to the public to attend ar
open house dcdicating the new
Horny County Health Center on
Elm Street in Conway on Sat
urday, May 18th, from 200 tc
400 p. NJ.
With ten persons employed In
Guiding four nurses, three sanI-
tarians, two clerks and a health
officer, the center Is among ire
best medical facilities in the
county. DR.. Charles MATHS is
health officer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Student Recital
Scheduled AT
.Loris High

Mrs. Frances Covington VIII
present a Student recital in the
high school auditorium. Thurs
day night, May %, at 800.
Students taking part n the
recital are:
William Erwin Clardy. Lucia
Woody, David Oliver. Patricia
Watkins. Randy Duke. Alfred
Skipper. Sharon Rogers. Beverly
Roberts, Patty Rankin, Sara
Skipper, Arlin Graham, Arden
Walker, Betty Oliver. Alice Mil
ligan, Lewis Horton. Wan Ia
Blanton, Sue Stabler, VILLA Rec
Paul. Dianne Carter. Bonnie Fay
Suggs. Ann Rankin. Ella Ann
Allsbrook. Susanna Bedenbaugh
Judy Gore, Lindell Hinson and
Patricia Oliver.
Also Jeanne Horton, Linda
Cox, and Glenda Causey.
Ushers will be Sylvia Hard.e.
Kathleen Gerald. Dunice Lee,
Faye Todd, and SYLVIA Dawsey
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Raper Says
Correct Problem
Areas In Field

Now is a good time for farm
ers to find out what's wrons
with problem areas In their
fields which reduces production
and eats into profits. This advice
was given today by County Az
ent Charles d. Raper. who point
ed out that such problem areas
should be identified and correct
ed soon after abnormal symp-
toms appear.
1T is not always possible to
find the trouble. "Raper said
but frequently it can be traced
to some deficiency or imbalance
of plant nutrients. to a disease
problem, or to a combination of
these and other factors"
The county agent suggested the
following procedure as a means
of solving the problem of weak
spots.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
NEW AT REACH

Crescent Beach - Recently
installed Glenn a Kelly as
the Grand Strand resorts new
town clerk and treasurer. He
succeeds Mrs. Fred Bird who
resigned to devote full time to
her motel business. Kelly. .
former navy man. has been
assistant police chief at Cres-
cent Beach for several years.
His position has been filled by
Johnny c. New. formerly
police chief OF Loris. New,
who In 10. married and has 2
children. will reside at Cres-
cent Beach, and brings to 3
the total Of law enforcement
officers employed BY the re-
sort.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
THEY GET STILLS

Robson County IN. &.
sheriff's department captured
81 stills during the month u
April and even that huge
number was the least Of any
month during 1857.
Up TO May I. the Robson
sheriff's department had de.
stroyed 2s8 stills. an average
Of 72 per month. The April
report showed Is men arrest
ed at stills. 755 gallons Of
whiskey poured out and II, 4Se
gallons oof beer and mash de-
stroyed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
CP&L STOCKHOLDERS

stockholders of Carolina Pow =
.r & Light Company in annual
meeting in Raleigh Wednesday
reelected a l4-man board of
directors and heard repor.
from CP&L President Louis V
Sutton on the company's 1856
More than IS per cent of the
; .G65.ll4 shares of stock out.
standing were voted, either IN
person or by proxy. by the COM
pany'S shareholders, which num-
Der more than $4,000.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
Negro News


The Negro Ladies Auxiliary
Club me, with Mrs Ida Ma,
80. q. her home THURSDAY
."'gL- MIS-. King. vice president,
was in charge O, the businc: $
.,Ss.pn.
Mrs. Cores table Mas OVERLAND
with a pretty white piece ora
centercd win an arrangement
.of flowers and dish Oi candy
Following the business Ms
Gore served ice cream. cookies
and cold drinks TO Mrs. PyrnCll
King, Mrs. Leroy Chestnut. Mrs
WindCll Stanley, Miss Rebecca
Chestnut and Miss Rosa London,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
DINNER CHESTS

MIS-. Mary Todd mad as her
dinner sue>is Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Snip,s and daugh-
ter Mary Marguerite, of Spring
Hope also Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E.
Lay ST.. and Fred Lay, Jr. CT
route 3. Tabor CITY
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
NEW YOUR GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. =. ". Whitney
Of Jamaica, y. Y. re visiting in
the home Of Dr.. and Mrs. r. c.
HARRISON, Jr. in Pine Heights.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
IN BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. Lester Watts is conva
lescing at the home of her dau-
ghter. Airs. Jake Mack. in Birr.-
ingham, Alabama following
treatment in the Baptist Hospit-
al there.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22
FLORENCE VISITORS

DR.. George Richardson and
son, Huger, of Florence visited
relatives here Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

ervisor; Frank Barton. Execu-
tive Secretary. FLA. and J. H
Rodgers. agriculture teacher 8,
Pleasant Hill.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-22

packing and mailing such spec
ImCnS can % Obtained from the
county agent.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

future employees OF such groups. Z
Aiid the resolution concludes BY
clarifying that the big problem
confronting farmers today Is one Of
marketing what they produce at
fair prices, We fully appreciate the
necessity Of keeping abreast 50 far
Ms know how Is concerned. but
that il not thu biz problem today. n
Commenting On the action Of the
executive committee u the VFU.
Nh. Vance said
We are In complete accord with
/ the detectives Of the Agricultural
I Conference Board In seeking ways
and means Of Strengthening the
work Of our experiment stations
the Agricultural Extension Service
and our State Department of Agri.
culture; but we can see absolutely
no Justification III the method pro
posed to accomplish this goal.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
CARDS. DECORATIONS MO

]. SHINY BRITE GLASS BAlls for your
Christmas tree Novel shapes and fes-
tive colors. Dozen in box. just e9e
ORNAMENTS. Frosted scroll and tree
shapes and double reflectors with sun
burst spray centers. Dozen. Sl.98
4. cliMMeR LIGHT TREE SET. If one goes
out. the rest stay lit" U. L. approved
IS colorful lights, add-on plug S2.77
ECONOMY SLIGHT TREE SET, CO series:
add-on plug u.L. approved . ST. ~
,. GIFT PAPER Two ,0"x Is" sheets. use
Wraps TO suit everyone taste, to 81 SO
!. NEWEST STYLE CARDS and features
Box Of SO, SIS value, special 9as
Wide choice Of quality cards from 6oe
5. CURLING RIBBON, spools fer n. SOC
Choice of co,ors and sizes. Ice 10 9ce
5. GIFT TAGS. Package Of for 75e
Seals and tags for every need. from Zoe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Belolla

1t is most refreshing to have
some pretty days after much rain
and some unusually cold weather
for December Sunday was a lovely
day. and the attendance I'D church
WAS good
Guests Of Mrs. Beulah Walthall
Sunday were Mrs. Edward Hen.y.
and two children. all Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Leighers,
and two children. all Of Richmond
Mr., and Mrs. c. NJ Bell. Jr.. o.
Richmond. visited Mr.. and Mrs. C
NJ. Bell Sunday Their three chill
dlen accompanied them.
Mrs. Joe Whitlock visited hel
daughter. Mrs. Trice Haden. Of
| Fife. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Nichols. 81
Macon. We're recent guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Nichols, Of New
port News.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce. d
Magnolia Hill, Chesterfield county
visited Miss Birdie Bangh Sunday
They brought beautiful little
baby relative with them.
! Maynard French. Of Sunny Side
was a recent guest Of Mn. and Mrs
~ M. Whitlock. Of Macon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Mrs. Rudershausen
Speaks To Teachers

Mrs. Mary Rudershausen. Of
Amelia spoke at Tau chapter
Delat Kappa Gamma meeting re-
Gently in South Hill. Mrs. Gilberta
Hubbard. supervisor of instruction
in Brunswick county, was hostess
for the luncheon.
Mrs. Rudershausen told. about the
European trip she made last sum
inner and showed coloied slides
taken III Greece and the islands
south Of Greece which have figured
prominently In literature and his-
| tory.
| Teacher members from Amelia,
Alberta, Blackstone. Crewe. Law
irenceulle and Victoria were pres
ent. The next meeting will be held
at the home OF Miss Nancye Lash
ley in Lawrenceville in February
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
christmas In Other Lands Theme
OF Fdrmuille High FLA Program

On December II. the Farmville
Chapter OF Future Homcmakers Of
America had as paests. officers
u The eight Grade FILA. Mu.
i.lele. principal. and Elena vinos.
u Madrid Span. Chantal Per-
fGtt. Of PARIS, France and Freya
IIoltr0p. whose native home. il
The Hague. Holland The la1 er
three arc students at longw3od
College.
hristmas refres h N IN I
were served as guests arrived by
Jane Knick. Betty Flippen, Jean
Taylor, Margaret Brown and Peg
gy Fariss from an attractively dec
Grated table.
Each guest from a foreign land
spoke Of Christmas customs In her
native country which vary from
those III the United States.
Holland Custom
tin Holland said Miss Holtrop,
We make the family unit the
center OF attention. We make our
gifts and spend much time visit
ing friends December q, is Our
religious holiday while on Dec
ember 25 and 26 VIC have fun days
with dances and other entertain
nient. Our Santa Claus has sew
cial costumes. Over his white
robe he wears n full length white
coat.
Christmas in Mexico was dc.
scribed by Elena Who's. She point
ed oat many customs in her coun.
TN that are similar to American
cnes. However, the celebration OF
Christmas In Mexico starts nine
days before Christmas. These nine
days are primarily Of a religious
nature. IN Mexico religious ser
vices called 'pasadas are held
The real Christmas day celebra
ton consists Ct musicf dancing
and fire works
The pinata is the feature of tbs
evening. The pinata is a figure
bowl or bag filled with all sort.
Of Christmas goodies When this
Is broken. children scamper a
round the floor to get their share
Christmas continues through Jan
uary 6. which day is referred Il
as the day Of kings Children
leave shoes on balconys for The
\ Kings 10 fills.
French Version
In France customs vary from
north to south quite much. How
eyer, Christmas is an affair Is
pecially for children Adults give
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

gifts and visit friends on New
Years Day. A national custom pOr-
tfayed in decoration is the man
ger scene which the family ar
ranges on 4 small stage within
the home. This Is a prominent
feature Of the family decoration
FarInville girls were especially
Interested in the long holiday hel1
in Mexico: the gaiety Of French
holidays sounded fascinating. ane
the food of Holland. especially thu
many meals daily, sounded de
lightful.
Although customs vary in diff
ferent countries. the people are a
like in that the family and religion
are main aspects Of merry
Christmas.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Tar Wallet

A pageant entitled Let Us Tell
the Story will be presented at
Tar Wallet Church Sunday at
g pm. The program is under the
direction Of Mrs. Edward F. Put.
ney. The public is invited to at
tend this performance.
On Friday evening of this week
members Of Tar Wallet Sunday
school will go carolling. Plans for
the evening of singing are being
made BY the r. A. boys and their
leader. Irving Flippen The boys
will serve refreshments to mem
bers Of the Sunday school later in
the evening.
Miss Haynie Allen. Miss Sophia
Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. John Put.
ney and Alice Putney attended the
Christmas concert at Longwood
College Sunday. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs j. e. Dunkum, OF
Curdsville.
Dolthus Combs and Mr. and Mrs
w. H. johnson. all from Carol
county, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Sterling Combs.
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Vance. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Smith. and family
spent the week end with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leslie Lane, OF Dendron.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith. and
three children, who make Their
home in johnson City Tenn, viii
spend the Christmas holidays witt
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Hedrick
/ Miss Sophia Goodman will spend
the Christmas holidays with hel
sister, Mrs. Alex Gayle. and Mr.
Gayle, at Lottsburg. Mr.. and Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

John Putncy, and Alice. will take
her to Lottsburg this Saturday
Callers in the MILFORD Hedrick
home Sunday we're Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Erwin and Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Moorefield. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Putney ane
Alice Putney were in Richmond
Tuesday to see J. X. Stonnell. who
Is a patient in the new Memorial
Hospital there,
Joe Dowdy Is again at his horne
In our community
Mrs. r. W. Rhodes. Of Rich
mond. will spend the Christina.
holidays in the John Putney home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

that o, oil mile Of the road
behind Powhatan High School be
abandoned.
The supervisors also voted ID
discontinue payment Of 81 boun-
ty for fox scalp. effective Jan
uary ID. and approved addition Of
"A bathroom in the indef's room
at tho courthouse.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Fork Of Willis

Trenton H 0 me Demonstration
club met in the home Of Mrs
Frank Baber last Wednesday. The
demonstration. making pull minis,
was given by Mrs. Georgia WIKI
ersOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blevins
and family, Of Norfolk. and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Ogburn, Of Rich
mond, were guests Saturday Of the
Carnes.
| o. W. Ball continues sick at his
home. Guests Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Pickett. and family
Of Richmond. and Mr., and Mrs
o. W. Ball Jr., OF Mose1ey
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Oliver and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rayhorn. o.
Richmond. visited Mrs Lucy Dun
can Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. White. and
Betsy. Of Richmond, called in the
Harold Duncan home Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Simpson
Mrs. Raymond Kelsey. and Phil
land Miss Lena Rose Simpson. Of
Farmvlle, visited the P. L. Dun.
cans Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baber. Jr
and sons, spent the week end III
Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Baker. Bob
bic Baker, Miss Grace Via ant
Mrs. George Cowherd visited Mrs
Percy Baker at Occopuan Sunday
Mrs. Baker has recently returned
after an extended visit with another
er daughter in Colorado.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Powhatan Begins
Re-.AsSessment


Re-assessment drew the atten-
ton Of the PoWhatan county board
Iof supervisors at their December
meeting. as the board began plans
for the mandatory assessment
Of county real estate In 1855
The board authorized employ.
ment of Mrs. Pocahontas F.. Jones
as a part-tilne typist at a salary
of 81 Is an hour to work on the
re-assessment.
The board also approved pur
chase Of supplies for the re-assess
ment.
In other business. the board
amended resolution passed. a
the November meeting, asking
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Farmers [ MON
Opposes Tax Refund
Financed Research

The proposal By the Agricultural
Conference Board of Virginia to use
one aent III the TAX refund Oh farm
gasoline To strengthen agricultural
research ana education Is being Or
posed by the Virginia Farmers
Union. one Of the states two MAJOR
farm organizations.
John B Vance, VFU president.
said today that the executive ccm-
nlittee had unanimously adopted a
/ resolution placing the organization
on record as being opposed to the
n~onosal, and listed four major
reasons for the position it takes.
The resolution points out that
he 5000 limitation on the amount Of
tax refund which may be withheld
from any one farmer Is unfair dis
elimination IN favor Of tho *
tremely biz producers"
II also indicates that since a
large number Of the graduates Of
4 the State agricultural colleges never
return 10 the farm OF go into agri-
cultural work but instead are en-
ployed by the big feed mills. ferti-
llzer plants. as we'll as related
agricultural processing industries
that it is unfair TO expect farmers
to subsidize the education Of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20
Oak Forest

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton pipjunge.
Mr., and MS. A. B. Castellani, and
sens. moved TO Cumberland c. Fl.
Saturday
Mr., and Mrs Richard Flournoy
Dickie and Betty Flournoy. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

Acreage Of farmland planted in
sorghums is still on the increase.
with nearly l6 million acres being
planted this year. It has been pre-
dicted that by next year almost
all such sorghum will be from ny
brid seed.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-20

MS. Honor F. Anderson. Of Ash
land visited Mt and Mrs. W. $
Anderson Sunday afternoon
Kenneth Southall. Of Richmond
visited NH and Mrs r. p Andar-
son Sunday