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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
NotionoI News Summary
NotonoI News Summary
Defense Spending Adds TO Problems
When Legislators Convene January

Eleven miners were killed late
Friday IN an explosion IN south
western Virginia coal mine Four
teen others we're rescued from
Mine No 81 Of the Pocalontas Fuel
GO. The tragedy occurred near
Amonaic. va. 20 miles west of
Blneficld, The mine itslcf straddleS
the Virginia, West Virginia line.
Last February a gas explosion in
A PAcahontas mine near Bishop
Killed ~ miners. Federal, company
and West Virginia officials arc try
Ing to ind TIC cause of the latest
blast which left 35 children father
less.
An Airican-Asian Peoples Com
ference N mcchng in Cairo. Egypt,
A p les sine subcommittee has
drafted a resolution calling Israel
all American British French
base The resolution must be ap-
proved By tho political committee
before being voted upon by the
full conference of 400 delegates rep
resentIne g. nations and dependent
areas. Tlw meeting is dominated
hv antI-WcStern feeling. and The
delegates seem sympathetic toward
offers Of economic aid from Russia
White House News Secretary
James Hagcrty denies newspaper
reports that the Gather report
SAYS the Y, S. is miitarily weak
and faces almost immediate attack
from Russia. Hagerty saws Sne
Gather report contains information
quite to the contrary. He told re-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Paul Smelccr, IL,
Improving After
Hunting Accident

The condition Of PAU Edward
Smelcer, II. of Worsham injured in
hunting accident Christmas after
noon, is satisfactory He IS at Medi-
cat College Hospital at Richmond
The accidental DISCHARGE Of \ shot
gun as the hunting party or Smelcer.
Raymond and Billy Hammock. stop
ped for rest near Keysville III
flieted a severe leg wound As they
stopped, the group placed guns
against tree One fen and dts
charged the Shell
Snelcer was given emergency
treatment as Keysville and given a
blood TRANSMISSION at Southside HOS
pital before being taken to the Rich
moaid hospital
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31

PresbyterianS plan Sunday School
addition amt removal of Morris
Warehouse on Third Street Dr.. f
G Iankfcrd. Jr. added TO Planters
Bank board Of dire ctors. J. H
James. Jr. became administrator
Of Southside Community Hospital
Baptists get oscar parking lot. ex-
pand Sunday School classes Town
refuses TO give up auto tao require
ments SO county caa levy license
tax First one-way street in Farm
willie V G.. Womack elected presl-
dent Of Hospital r. + Garland sue
ceeds father j. f. Garland, as
First n ational Bank president.
Judge Hutcheson refuses to set date
for indignation in Prince Edward
County Dark tobacco growers get
40 PCT cent acreage cut.
FEBRUARY
Soil bank gets 10 Per cent Of
county's tobacco allotment. Tobacco
markets close with sales OF
S1.675.81l
MARCH
Darlington Heights boy is first
case Of polio in three years in
Prince Edward county Methodist
boys and girls win church league
basketball tournament. FarmvIle
buys speed timing device. Old Vcna-
bic home torn down 10 make room
for Longwood dormitory. Hospital
accepts Sl26 800 expansion bid Oh
construction
APRIL
McIlWaine Hall burned al Hamp-
den-Sydney College. -Four Negro chill
dren perish as fire destroys home
Of Jack Lee near Worsham. Scouts
take three day hike along route Of
Lees retreat O. 4 Norton named
superintendent Of Amelia schools.
Mrs. w w. McChnhc chosed Two
man Of the Year" G. Q. NlcGhee
succeeds r. W. Bobbitt as Char
lotto school superintendent Post
Office cuts service after national
funds dispute First National Bank
completes renlodeling
MAY
Prince Edward County historical
tonr Supervisors increase taxes,
John c. Morgan named principal of
Dillwyn Elementary School. Horace
Adams completes so years III County
Clerks office Charlotte County APP
proves $500 900 school bond issue
A. ] G. Bondurant becomes presi-
dent Of Planters Bank after death
Of c. w, Hart Patrick Henry S
Charlotte county home dedicated
w. G Whittier named cashier Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Basketball And Dances
'Mdrch Of Dimes" Leaders
Plan Actiue Fund Campaign

The 1858 March Of Dimes cam
aaien is ready to roll during the
month Of January, william N Cum
mins, Jr., campaign director re-
ported today
Cnmmins. who is manager Of the
local VEPCO office. said the need
for funds to fight polio is still great
in spite Of the tremendous strides
made BY using the Salk vaccine.
He pointed out there are still some
300 0co cases Of paralytic polio in
the nation today. even though the
number Of new cases has dropped
greatly.
Events have been planned during
no month and Cunmins has an
nounced the committee chairmen
NJ q Glenn VII head the special
lifts section, and A. n. Fore will
serve as treasurer again
IN the schools, Mss Alma Porter
will have charge Of the drive al
Farmville High School, Miss Lucy
Adams al Fartnville Elementary
school, ] BOYD Bagby .Worsham:
is. F Griffin at r. r. Motion L. L.
Hall at Mary E Branch; R. H.
French with Longwood College stu
dents, Dr. G. w Jeffers with Long
wood College faculty; and c. n.
Pntchard ait Hampden-Sydney Col
lege.
Heading the Mothers March
viii be MIS- ] q. Hart and Miss
Anna Dickhoff for the Senior Wo-
mans ClHb and Mrs. s. H. Fergu-
son and Mrs Cary R Noblin for
the Junior Woman's Club.
Several dances have been planned
for the month A Moose Lodge
dance Is under the direction Of
John Warner and Mrs. Ida Southall
for The Women of the Moose George
Kelsey has charge Of a Modern
Woodman Center Dimes Dance
Details on the events Will be an
n0unced soon.
Two basketball games ate also
in store for January Coach r. c.
Gilmer will have charge Of the high
school game and Jack Lewis heads
the committee sponsoring the Jay
Gee basketball game
Al r Simmons will be iii charge
Of theatre promotion with the Liohs
Club manning a. stand in the lobby
II the county. MIS- WI, S. Weaver
VIII be III charge Of the Rice area
]. " Lewis. Prospect, and W L.
Dickinson. Darlington Heights In
the outlying colored schools. Roger
E. p Madison VIII conduct the cam
paign
Cummins said that tho local
chapter has raised approximately
5000 In each Of the past two years
far the March of Dimes program
III pointing ont the excellent work
done by the organization he noted
the drop Of paralytic polio cases AS
shown by statistics. Iii 1857 through
October there have been l,57l cases
Of polio. compared With 5.2Al il
1855 and 1886 in 1855.
The local chapter makes money
available fol- administering salk
shots during the public health polio
clinics.
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pofters the President would give his
appraisal Of America i military
strength III his annual State Of the
Union message to Congress Janu-
airy 9.
The second session Of the S5tF
Congress begins January :. and il
promises 10 10 rough one for the
nation i lawmakers. Defense needs,
highlighted by Russia S launching of
two earth satellites, viii probably
dominate Tho session Congress APP
propriated SIS 10 billion for defense
during The current fiscal wear. 1t
VIII probably provide an additional
billion dollars early in the session
70 help finance the construction Of
three new nuclear-powercd Subna-
l'ines.
The new submarines will DC es-
pecially designed Id fire the Navy s
intermediate range ballistic missile.
the Poiaris- Due to the fact that
Tho Polaris can be launched under
waicr. tho interiors Of the now sub
marines viii presumably have to
be considerably different from
those Of previous ships. several
launching tubes will be mounted
vertically in the hull of each ship.
The Polaris has 4 !, 800 mile range
Other problems facing the new
session Of Congress are:
Federal aid TO education III Inc
ilelds of science and mathematics
n recent months there has been an
increasing demand that We do
Continued on page %
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
AUGUST

G. II. Pritchard named business
manager Of Hanpdel-oydney Coz
lege. f A. Payne becomes general
supervisor of schools. National
Guard attends camp Town buys
land for sewage lagoon site. Super
VisoHS request drough; aid. Meher-
rin gets new post office Pisgah
Church has centennial service.
ose-Defenders hear Almond at
picnic Df w MI Cole begins pfac-
tice Ill Farmvilie
SEPTEMBER
J R Snoddy Jill. becomes Buck
ngham commemorative attorney.
Dr. ] a Mcclellan opens Farm
vale Offices Swimming pool fund
drive starts. Cumberland dedicates
athletic field Five County Fair open
in thu ran, as usual
OCTOBER
State loasting tournament held at
LonsWood Estate. Local ASC office
wins recognition. Fire destroys Ad-
vance Store and Garland Harwood
Insurance office
NOVEMBER
Asian fill fails to close local
schools. Farmville Memorial Arm
DIV n 4 dlcate d Almond elected
Governor VI Virginia r B station
store IN Buckingham destroyed in
fife Appeals Court orders date sat
for dcsegregati0a ~ Prince Edward
county later appealed j. T VIII
Hams becomes county Judge Of Cum
berland upon death " Judge r 0
Garrett
DECEMBER
Tobacco sales open at three local
markets Railway wreck at Phenix
caused by split rail Community
Chest daiFe extended by lack Of
funds.
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Bright Leaf Howl Do
Meeting January 3

l. T Weeks, general manager Of
the Sterilization Corporation. and
e. M. Matthews, superintendent Of
the Chatham Experiment Station.
Will speak during meeting for
flue-cured tobacco growers at Char
lotte c. H., Friday at 100 p. M.
Discussions viii center Oh the
crop outlook for 1858. gfades and
varieties, fertilization recommen-
dations and disease control.
The Charlotte County Farm Bur
eau is sponsoring the International
session for bright tobacco men in
Charlotte and adjoining counties.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Mrs. Layne Wins Rice
Decorating Contest

Mrs. jamie Lay-1t won tho pon,,.
laf-Xo'e Christmas doorway decora-
non contest at Rice sponsored bv
nat commnnity's Civic Club.
Other winners were Mrs. 4. G.
Andrews second. and Mrs. E. 6.
Estes third Mrs. Grace Bradshaw
said today the selection of the win
ners by public vote had proved
popular and that the contest pro
duced a wonder response in the
community
A voting box at the post office
was used for the contest.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Hit-Run Victim
Areas 18th 1851
Highway Fatality
Police Arrest.
Charge Two In
Hamlet Death

The death Of Melvin Ray Hamlet,
80. OF Route ! Farmyille. on Decem-
bcr "a, after a hit-andrun accident
on Route As in Cumberland county
was the 18th highway fatality OF
1857 for the area Of APPROPRIATION
Buckingham. c III b + a and
Prince Edward counties.
Columbus Scott A. Route |. FARM
vile Negro. was the driver of the
vehicle which struck Hamlet. ac-
cordine to State TROOPER E. G. Har-
rison, Jr., Of Cumberland
Scott has been charged with hit
and-run death and manslau9hter
and hearing has been set in
Cumberland County Court for Janu-
any i6, Harrison said
Second Charge
The charge of aiding and abet-
tin has been made against Billy
Llpscomb, also of Route /. Farm
YAH, according to the state trooner.
Lipscomb. the son Of the car owner.
John Llpscomb, had loaned the car
TO Scott for a trip 10 Farmyille when
The accident occurred
The Prince Edward County and
Farmville Police departments as
sisted materially III obtaining the
identity of the driver as well as
the location of the car. Harrison
said
The fatality was the first Of 1857
~ Cumberland county The county
had gone wear a month and
three DAYS without a fatal accident
until the Hamlet death the dav be.
fore Christmas.
Sergeant H. L. Stanley, of Apo
mattoX, in charge or the State Pc
lice s Area l5~ comprising the four
local counties; today listed Is
deaths for 1857
buckingham county. with six fa-
fali'leS- had The greatest number.
APPROXIMATION and Prince Edward fol-
lowed with four and Cumberland
had one.
Stanley said it was the same mum
pr Of deaths as 1856, with two
DAYS remaining IN the year. He
SAID that the total is wen above
what his department had hoped 10
soc, but that il compared favorahlv
with the higher-than-l956 statewide
record
With two days remaining in The
year State Police have reported
sa9 fatalities on highways of the
Commonwealth The 1856 total VA
S26.
Area = had one of the best com
palatiye records between 1865. when
"a deaths were recorded. and last
year when the number was re-
daced to IL.
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Fircmen Postpone
Meeting 10 Jan. Z

The Farmvillc Volunteer Fire Dc
partment VIII hold its regular meet
ing on Tuesday. January Z this
month instead Of the first Wednes-
day, which would be New Year.
day
p F Gay. assistant chief, said
the meeting would be held at the
fire house at p. m
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
oughtProduced FarmLosses
Here Follow Virginia Pattern,
Rainfall Excess
For Year Comes
As Anti-Climax

Prince Edward county's 1857 crop
production follows the general Vir-
ginia pattern with about % per
cent reduction in dollar values com
pared to the year previous. check
with County Agent E. F. Striplin
indicates.
The Virginia crop Reporting
Service has listed the value of
principal Virginia crops harvested
in 1857 at an estimated 1899, 43o. 900.
or a fourth below 1856
That total Is 81 per cent below
the five-year average l951-55, &C
cording to the Services figures.
AT harvesting time, Striplin esti-
mated Prince Edwards corn crop
at 80 per cent Of normal. He has
had no reason to change estimates.
Statewide. corn production of 81
million bushels was the smallest
since an earlFr drought year in
1890. The value of the Virginia corn
crop is listed as s29. 568 900, or 45
DER cent below 1856.
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DECEMBER
Meeting
Set January 6

Lynwood II. wilson. fourth dis-
tllet commander will speak at the
meeting Of the Jack Garland Post
Of The American Legion January s,
Legion pins viii also be presented
II All new members.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
MOOSE NEW YEARS,
EVE DANCE TONIGHT

The Farmville Moose Lodge will
have its annual New Years eve
dance tonight Tuesday, ii the
lodge hall
The event Is. for members and
guests
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Trains Run Again

Trains began running again over
tho Virginia Railways Cub Greek
tsestle at Phenix last week. The
span was knocked out by a spectac-
ular wreck On the trestle Dec. 2,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31

Tau TdtntT StNtTC UeIlCIVuCIeS. Dc-
cember with as inches has added
slightly to the years excess.
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Prince Edward also had its poor
est small grain crops, headed by
wheat. In al least 10 years. the
county agent estimates. He fixed
1857 production at least Is percent
below normal. the same approx
mate figure given for statewide
production.
Wheat Hard Hit
Many Of the county's top wheat
producers had as much as a Is
bushel per acre reduction in yields
this summer. dropping from As to
80 bushels to the acre. The state
wide yield was 10 bushels per acre
and produced the smallest crop
since 1866.
Pastures and summer hay also
were seriously damaged by the
drought. and this was one of the
reasons counties in this area were
approved for federal drought emer-
gency loans.
The Crop Reporting Service lists
flre-cured tobacco production at 10
per cent below 1856 with an ex-
pected. harvest of 8.625 900 pounds.
This crop was helped in weight by
late summer rains breaking the
drought, but the growth squirt then
changed the overall quality. and
dollar income losses over 1856 are
following.
The state report indicates peach
production was cut five per cent
over 1856. The drought hit the
peach crop here. with perhaps even
greater severity. The crop attained
the quality, but the size Of the fruit
was badly retarded.
Soil Bank Total
Soil bank users. who could OBJ
serve the weather without any
worries. received S3.247 500 for all
the Virginia land placed in the
bank.
All OF the losses are directly at
trloutaoic 70 the summer drought.
except for inroads made by the soil
bank and 10 and 20 per cent acre
age reductions imposed on 1857
fluc-cured and fire-cured tobaccos
The excess rain Of the year. how
ever poor its distribution for crop
production. has materially aided
underground water supplies.
Continued on page ~
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TAXING FIRST PLACE the Farmvlie
contest Mrs W. ellis r who lives Third Eleven
ycar-od Billy did the combined talents
mother to put the decoration Billy his idea Christ
the
family first place place winner Whdden
First Avenue third Mrs. W. c. Newman Fourth
club
pleased with the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-12-31
Rainfall In Excess

Rainfall In Excess
The unusual circumstance Of an
excess Of rain in a drought year is
chargeable 10 1857. Weatherman F..
r. Striplin today listed the years
total precipitation here as 1921
inches. That is above the 42-44 inch
normal.
The crop difficulty stemmed, not
from the amount Of rain, but from
its distribution. mOnth-wiSe. The ex-
cesses ca me in concentrated
periods. while the summer months
had rather severe deficiencies. De-
cember with as inches has added
slightly to the years excess.
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white, Tor father
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references: salary open. Box
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE
Furniture Upholstering

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lily. rin.: factory closeouts. n. sam
FURNITURE Co. SI6 18th st. NV.
E MalS;. Sat. S,nly,--o9I:dOOr sale
stands q pinel. 81 80 ca: wicker
chairs, Sl.5O ca; marble TOP
server. IS: 2-pc. living rm. suite.
$50; > club chairs, SIS ca: crib,
30; maple-fin. china closet, SD:
10 to 5. 3lO9 Columbia pike.
FURN.-owner Leaving town. must
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vanity. foam rubber spring and
mattress. S136: light oak twin
bookcase bed, dresser, box springs
and mattress. 500: a-pieee light
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FURN.-Fr. provincial sofa, blue
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Entire contents of home Incl. ex-
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FURN.-Drexel mahog. china cab,
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