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British Guiunu
Developinq Self-Help
Housing Plun

British Guiana : Apart from
assisting persons in need to ac-
quire houses on an aided self
help basis and otherwise, the
Housing and Planning Depart
ment of British Guiana is
taking steps to encourage a
form of community develop
ment in the suburban housing
areas. This proposal for subur-
ban community development
is planned to embrace the
Campbellville, Lodge, La Peni-
Continued on page A.
, 1958-06-27
Tumuicd to Produce
It's Own Oil
And Gasoline

Jamaica : What is described
as the biggest single indus
trial thing to happen in Jamai-
ca in the last five years was
announced recently. 1t is the
setting up Of a refinery capa-
bic Of producing 80 million gal
Ions Of oil and gasoline to sup
ply Jamaica's annual needs.
The plant is to be constructed
n Kingston within two years
and will, it is said, employ a
Continued on page a
, 1958-06-27
GRAMMAR SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES ATTRACTS LARGE AUDIENCE

LNkNOlJh0 HIINHOIS LFANVk FOUlhIVOh
Commencement Exercises for the Chrstiansted Gram
mar School attracted ar unusually large audience yesterday
despite the fact that it was held al 2 o'clock pm. Promptly at
he appointed hour the program was started.
Following the Invocation by - -Lamnoa .. H. Ir
the Rev. Father Superior ,,oroa ~ ponodio+ion
Mark Knoll, CSSR, the Salu-
tatory address was given by DR.. Anduze SAID:
scharlyn Boiling of Grade GA; Every year at graduation
the Graduating Glasses sang time, the students are new,
q Believe; Hilma Ovesen, generally, but the same teach
Grade 6B delivered the Vale ers are subjected to the same
dictory. The Commencement type of graduation address.
Address was given by the Regardless of how different a
Honorable Aubrey A. Anduze,- speaker attempts to be, there
Z. S, The students sang are certain things that should
you'll Never Walk Alone" be said to students who are
after which Mrs. Hilda V. Eng going from o e phase of
land, Acting Principal intro schooling to another; therefore,
duced DR.. Andrew C. Preston, the teachers have to listen all
Commissioner of Education. over again.
He handeda out the Certti- 1t is true that the education
Gates to the students, who al requirements Of today are
passed by proudly as did the different to those OF centuries
high school students on the ago, and the things that stu
nrevious night. dents will be called on to
The girls were beautifully know centuries from now may
dressed in pure white with also be different. The impor-
red carnation; the boys in tant thing, however, is that
their cream or white suits our schools enable you, our
with black bow tie. children, in the lower grades
Awards were presented to to learn your lessons IN as IN
outstanding students by Mrs. formal and relaxed a manner
Anduze and Mrs. Anita Moor as possible within the bounds
head. The children sang their of respect for the teacher.
Alma Mater. A special feature During this phase of school
was a rendition by a girls ing you have learned u i've witt
steel band, made up Of mem others your own age and out
hers of both the high and side of your own family. This
grammar schools. Mrs. Eng in itself IS an educational
land, the Acting Principal, experience.
presented an award to Mrs. From here the next phase Of
Tnelda Martin Roberts for her education will be a little more
assistance without compenSa- formal and a bit more contus-
ton, to the children who ing. 1t IS unfortunate that
board the bus each morning at some parents for various rea-
Gallows Bay, She also thanked sons pick on the schools and
everyone for their cooperation teachers to level abuses with
during the past years. the least provocatlon.
The Rev. David S. Williams Even with all the help we
, 1958-06-27

Commencement Exercises for the Christiansted Gram
mar School attracted ar unusually large audience yesterday,
despite the fact that it was held at 2 o'clock pm. Promptly at
he appointed hour the program was started.
, 1958-06-27

can give you, our children, if
we work together wisely, it is
q hard world in which to find
a place for you. We urge you
if we /are good parents and
teachers, to tell the truth, to
live together as friends with
out disliking one another's
race and religion. We tell you
that violence is wrong and
senseless, that a quarrel is best
CONTINUED on page ~
Evening star., 1958-09-28
SECRETARY

Hot Shoppes Inc. has an unusually
interesting position for a capable
woman, age 23-40 Many varied
duties. Good skillS, intelligence
and experience required Tor
salary, meal discount. insurance,
disqualification and other benefits
Apply empl, once, l34l @ st
Evening star., 1958-09-28
AGENTS
DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE, general housework
must live in; recent local refer
ences required. 10. 5-S526.
COOK, live in: g.h.w.; Bethesda; 3
in family; no ironing; pvt. up
stairs rm., bath, TV Thursday
and Sunday after breakfast of,
Salary depending on refs. and
exper. OIL. 2-S439.
COOK, some housework, 1890 It'll
after dinner, 3 days wk.; recent
refs. req. AD. 2-0019.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, porcheS, enclosures.
rec. rooms; all types Of home re-
pairs; free est, terms; work guar.
anteed Lockwood 4-0959, NJ J,
PATKUS, Oliver 6-3360
Evening star., 1958-09-28

MUTUAL FUND statesmen and
women, colored. Opportunity to
have bus OF your own. 1921 You
st. NV. LA. 6-I411, co. 5-6626,
2s'
WE HAVE A SALESMAN working
out Of one OF the Niagara Offices
who drew a commission check for
Sl,924 in one month This sales
man works live leads only. We
would be glad 10 offer this sales
man guarantee of $500 monthly,
If he wanted 1t, but it would mean
nothing because he makes far
more than that every month. This
salesman works hard, Now. what
other like him in greater Wash
ington or suburbS9" A salesman
who likes 10 work is scarce
breed. II We can find one. we
would be glad 10 show him how he
can duplicate the income of this
other salesman. We have no
competition in our famous line
OF NIAGARA Cyclic Massage equip
ment and our product sells itself
by correct demonstration. It re-
quires work, If you have a car
and are not afraid of meeting
people; ioo you can get out Of the rut
into the big time" with a
monthly income of $1,000 and
over. You can be your own boss
You'll be selling a marvellous prod
gct backed up by Arthur Godfrey.
Don Mcneil, Dave Garroway. Jack
Paar on the National networks
You'll be proud to sell a dignified
product that makes people feel
better and relieve the aches and
pains. This is net door
knocking simmick. We are Just
trying to find hard working
salesman Contact NIAGARA OF
WASHINGTON. Monday, RE
1-fSuO
Evening star., 1958-09-28
HELP WOMEN

sECRETARY-BoOKKEEPER with.
out shorthand, for construction
ENTERPRISE experience required.
Apply RIM 3l9, l424 X st. NV"
CAFRITZ co
Evening star., 1958-09-28
HELP WOMEN
STENOCRApUERS
STENOGRAPHER

Public steno once, Varied work, for
Washington's important people
Have fun while YOU earn top pay.
DAZZLING only. ST. 3-lA19.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
HELP-DoMEsTIc
(coNIlhUEDI

COOK GENERAL MAID for family
In kaloTama area; recent city ref
erences necessary, co. 5-2bse,
COOK-GH.W.; live in; Tv and
telephone In your own room, pvt,
bath every other sunday and
Thursday afternoon of. $3.50 mo-;
local references and health card
necessary. EATON, 1000 Tilden
St. NV Bus LIZ or La. EN-
Evening star., 1958-09-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BALLROOM. TAP AND BALLET.
class and private. LEON FOKINE
SCHOOL OF DANCE RE. 1-l23I q.
ENGLISH LESSONS for foreigners;
practical conversational method.
HE, g-3s20 after 8 pm.
FCC AND ELECTRONICS-Night
classes, $3.50 wkly TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1898 G NV MA. S-462a
FRENCH LADY, native teacher,
wishes to reside with congenial
family in exchange for French
tuition and small salary. Refer
ences exch. Box ISIS, Star.
HOME TUTORING, alg., geom., Lat,
Fir, Eng, Sp. Ger, srith., read.
Elem, 'j.h.. S.h. sub. UN. 4-l9S3.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
SITS.-MEN AND WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE want apt. or mo-
tel to manage; man has 25 yrs.
eXper as gen. engT. wife eXper
cost accts. Reas. salary. JA. D.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
SITUATIoNS-DOMESTIC

ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES. gh.w.
weekly. SEBA AGENCY, 1902 9TH
st. NV, NO. 7-2437.
A NEAT, dependable woman wants
III W, plain cooking; very fond
OF children; ) days; own trans
portation; refs. Ii. 4-S029.
G.H,W.-Reliable woman, colored,
willing to care for children and
live in; references. LU. 3-2044. .
DAYS WORK, cleaning or light
laundry; hotel experienced. LA.
9-1S3S.
GIRL. colored, desires g.h.w., 5
days, Mon through Fri. honest,
dependable, ref. AID. 4-1SS2.
L.H.W. and children care. 5i2 days.
Experienced and ref. Colored girl.
DU. 7-9lS5.
GIRL WISHES JOB, g.h.W., good
references. NO. 7-5752.
GIRL DESIRES DAYS WORK, ex-
perienced in cleaning. NO. I-30S3.
RELIABLE GIRL wants day work
or regular Job. NO. 7-729O.
MATURE YOUNG LADY desires
lh.w. and child care Refs. days
a week. Love children. HU. 3-95l5.
2S'
RELIABLE HONEST WOMAN, morn
ingS. S am to -. Good refer
enceS RE. 5-31S4
CHRISTIAN LADY, 45. white. will
clean your apt. Best ref. Dl
7-3273
DAY WORKERS, loc.. ref: live in;
maids, ref Open Sun. ARCADE
AGCY., Elk. 3-1335.
LADY wants g.h.w., live in; honest,
fond of children D days week.
GRACE SAVOY, DU. 5-5945.
/ NEED WORK ) days wk., good
cleaner. like children. Best local
refs, LU 4-S52S.
COLORED GIRL desires babysitting
nights or days work on Saturday.
Local ref. Ii. 6-9166.
Evening star., 1958-09-28

COLORED GIRL desires babysitting
nights or days work on Saturday.
Incal ref. Ii. 6-9l66.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
HELP-W0MEM

TYPIsT, for eomptrollers once to
do reports and statistics, age 10
90 5.day wk,; $3.50, SMELLING
A. SMELLING AOCY,, sos l4th
st NV, ST 9-BSsS
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Bankers 70 Start
Tax Equalization
Legislative Drive

Vreinia bankers, including those
in the Farmvine area. have been
asked by the president u the
American Bankers Association to
seek support for Federal legislation
that would equali2e the tax rates on
various financial institutions. Banks,
under existing laws. are taxed at
higher rate than their competitors.
The bankers also were urged by
the ABA president TO support the
purposes Of the Financial lnStltu-
tons Act, bill proposed last year
by Virginia. Senator A. Willis Rob
ertson. Senator Robertson's bill. de-
signed to bring the nations bank
laws up-to-date, was passed BY the
Senate in its recent session. bit did
not get out Of a House committee
ABA President Lee p. Miller
wrote Virginia's bankers that
sound legislation is the product OF
informed legislators As citizens and
as bankers, we have an obligation
to do all we can to the end that
members OF the 36th Congress are
well informed about banking serv-
ices and problems. "
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
jeffersonvil,e RID News
iIi"l,lanti Springs
Conference Draws
earwn Delegation


lhoae af'endaa the II n and fri-
e"a iFef NJ lliHhiAha
inMh9s rG@atiS %tfe MlaH's elaine
'A %AiYN Iolia q llppe n. Lucy
aaf aA1iie aila AhihoiN lii'es hd-
@.n sHtiih 7ad w J n stone
AA A''ia iAi'tiliR H ciidiAihi I'M liie
'p'ise o Rr3fes'lita'lFes chap
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Dedication OF New
Graceland Baptist
Church Held Sunday

The new Grace Gland Baptist
Church al ClayVille was dedicated
during homecoming day services
Sunday Oct % the Rev. Coan
Aeee. pastor has announced
The 100 year old original church
was destroyed by fire last January
~
When the new brick church is
completely furnished it will repre-
Sent $50 600 investment on the part
OF the congregation, according to
Mr. Agee
Sundays homecoming day. also
marked the start Of weeks re-
Vlval
The revival services will start
Monday, Oct. 81, and conclude Sun
day night Nov 2, with the Rev.
Wilson Bowman. pastor Of Mt. Her
mon Baptist Church near Danville.
bringing the messages He has held
his present pastorate the past six
years
The weeks nightly services Will
commence at 8 O'Clock. with special
music provided by the church choir
Mrs. Rebekah Wnborn. organist,
and Miss Rachel Bradbury, pianist.
will serve as accompanies for the
FOCAL groups
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Well Voter News
Stegers See Niece
Wed In Lee Hall

Nh and Mrs. William Winfrey
ard family, of Ellerson. and Nh
and MIS- Theodore Southwark. Of
Wilmington, were recent visitors OF
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Self
Mrs Joe Steger and daughter
Jeanne, and son, Tommy. went to
Lee Hall Friday. where they at
tended the wedding OF Mrs. Stegers
niece. Jeanne Gentry. to Henry
Keck Of Fork Union, and the US
Army
II took place at Lee Hall Bap-
tlst Church Saturday. The Steeers
also visited the ] X Slnclans at
Gloucester before returning home
Sunday Tommy steger was ring
bearer IN the wedding
Mrs Sinclair Bailey. and Mr. and
Mrs. Rankin. Of Arlington. spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. s. Baber at Centenary
Mr.. and Mrs Herman .Banton, of
Richmond, spent the week end with
his mother, Mrs. John Banton
Mrs N. G. Davis has been spend
ing some time with Mrs NJ T.
Davis while she has been quite i'll
Rev and Mrs. C. D. Stevens plan
to visit relatives at Calay In the
next few weeks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Aslaraan Heads
Amelia County
Bureau

Ceorae A Inns was elected
nresid " ot TIE Amelia County
Farm Bureau al a supper meeting
in the War Memorial Building.
Amelia, Wednesday. October ~.
Other officers elected were Roy
sarndara wee president. Mrs John
Jones, secretary treasurer: r w.
Fleming and q 3 Lush. directors:
Wagnc Keener, director. to replace
one WHO re sIgne Waverly
Peanee. director af-large
"Smne sav wc do not have socia-
Hsm in the United States because
t7c government does not own the
railroads and mines as in socialistic
countries " t1ick" Butler. Of the
.Viralnia Farm Bureau office. told
members of the Farm Bureau pres
ent "bai here they are fast owning
u.s.
The average citizen works four
months during the year to pay
taxes, statistics say. This means
Uncle Sam owns one-third of our
tine, Of us" he continued.
We amt expected to have this re-
duced by asking for or accepting
additional federal aid programs.
There has never been a time yet
when federal aid was given that
there We're not strings attached =
Butler said.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Robert w. Anderson
Honored BY Former
VepcO Associates

Robert w Anderson. who has
resigned 10 enter business for
himself, vas honored by his former
q sociates al Virginia Electric and
Power Company with steak din
ner al Cedarbrook restaurant on
October IL
He was presented a Gift from
the employees III recognition Of
faithful service with the company
n w Cunnins. manager Of the
Fafmville office presented I h G
gift on behalf Of the employees.
: v, Barker. district manager
and one Of several out-of-toWn
Vepco executives present for the
occasion presented Anderson with
iDyear service pin,
Thomas J Riley. d The Vepco
stalf here. received 4 25 year SER
vice pin. while other l0-year pins
were presented " hsa y Smith
II and + J Ward. Jr
olhrr visiting executives attend
mg were + p GateWood asSls-
'ant general line foreman. Il II
Barnes garage foreman. and G F,
Tyler substalion foreman
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
husuenot Springs
Dennys Enjoy Trip
TO Brussels Fair

Mr. and Mrs Collins Denncv Jr-.
have returne d 70 their home.
Monacan Farm, after delight
tul trip to the Brussels Worlds Fair.
MISS Virginia Snead has been
spending some time with Miss
Dorothy Hudson Miss Hudson and
MI. and Mrs. r. M. Hudson went
TO Lynchburg to attend the funeral
Of Mr. Freeman.
Mrs, George c. Harris has re
turned home after spending ten
day in the valley visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs M b. Hancock
spent recent week end at Bland
CHI with relatives. They reported
having delightful trip
Miss Alice Rogers visited friends
here recently. She has Just returned
from a cruise to South America
She visited Rio dc Janeiro and
other points Of interest.
The Rt Rev David Shepherd
Rose visited Manakin Episcopal
G uric b Sunday This vas Bishop
Roses first visit to the cure.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

sleatR3f VI Sonthall e0uai4 tudge
a Wh.a H,d mon ID fnaee a
ee,rar u HE feel That I
ani VIOLATING anv law when / work
atth ,hc Defenders Of states Rights
ara IadI{ 5apal Berries Laws can
ba enacted oalv by Congress and
WIN ststa LEGISLATURES The court's
oa,as0a vas biased decision.
In ayarnseaa III opjn.on that
Other Darts Of the country are now
-+gn4, ao,s understanding of The
-5nth pos.t5an and that Ne must
raa VI offtce wbo w.ll ID The
,ta. ror tba capqa
Tee " ,nen and women al the
n5Aetaa divided among the three
a,4t,-ess ~ 1--WE coratv yet up chair
aaaH f the districts and precincts
f#-en. rasY of -Ae Amelia County
f.6,1a~gsfr Committee Is Mrs c
wsisiaar
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Chula

Several from this community ar
joyed the beautiful FOLIAGE an d
scenery along the Skyline Drive
recently.
Among the sightseers ware aTr
and Mrs. Victor Key and children.
her ia er, r w Goodwin. Of
Burkeville, and sister. Miss Freda
Goodwin. Of Richmond Mr.. add
Mrs. James Russell and sons. Her
sister. Miss Ramona D0dson Mil
and Mrs. Mallory Denny and
Charles Hoover and the M
Helen Page and Mary Lee War
finer and Gilmer WhIttinaton also
enjoyed the scenic beatty
Warren Vaughn. Of Richmond
visited his father / ". Vaughn.
last Saturday.
Mrs Archie Majors was SUD-
per guest Of the E c Felt last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c W wiley aad
family and Mrs r. G Baaslay
spent last Sunday with the s. B.
Aliens in Lynchburg.
We're hoping Curtis Fen S
sprained ankle VIII soon be cod
as new
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Dofr aid
daughter and Mrs Beulah Nolan.
Of Surry and Bayside. visited ssp-
eral relatives and friends il this
community.
Mrs. Marie Fleming and daneh-
ter. accompanied by Her niece.
Miss Blanton Felts, Of Stuart
Circle Hospital. visited IN tie f..
C. Felts home recently.
Phillip Barnard. Of VPI, and Miss
Edith Barnard. OF Richmond, spent
last week end with their parents.
Little Sherry Marguerite Russell
Of Richmond. spent Last week end
with her grandparents. the A. M.
Dodsons.
Recent guests of the George Rob
ertson were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Robertson and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Virginus Clements. Of
Richmond
Eugene Leistra, Of Richmond
visited his brother, Tennyson Lels-
ira and his wife recently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Trenholm News
Y isiloE's 10 Mrs.
ns,,ln.cn At iIosniiaI
Findl.cr Improved

M WA Mrs flsyd Pslinore
Floyd rainorr j Mrs h n
saann Mfs hrazle ltaa5rc. and
- O. and iarnaces wilson speni
Sunday With n ard Mrs y II
Mcclure III 0ak tifot
- G and Frances Wilson espcct
to spend SOME Time Wi.h arif
rianaparent be fore rctMnlna
home
Nj. and MI Paul sfation and
family visited Ms Media Rtniaa
IN a hospital N Richmond SaadaF
They also visited ofher ralaiiYee
while thee
Mr. and Mrs Joa RaEios Md
family. Of Glen Alen F'si'eA Mt
And Airs 4 Il ca ~ J4in 4nd
Mcodfn Swami snndaN
Supper Guests
Mr. and MIS- ClYdt penonn amt
family were supper Fnests d Mr.
and Mis Snead Dfao9n NJ PoM
haitian. saturday nIeh'
MIS-. Jean Manly and Mrs Reba
Dandlldpr and son y tea Mr.
and MIS- C"el nenoon Sunday
Mrs r r Swan Spent lasi weck
ii Richmond With MT and Aiss
Marion Shiver
Mi bid Nr. paal Roopa ana
,.. - e..,.,.5i.t II, Gtl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

Delegates to thc Asc county con
vehtIon il a mel n Thursday, Oc-
tober .. 1858, elected the following
men u the county committee
z Wills Williams. Of Mannboro.
chairman ~ 4 dairy AID tobacco
farmer residing IN Jackson district
y Albert Hllsrnan III Jctersyille
yiee chairman ls an outstanding 10
Ddcco Farmer III LEIGH district.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28
Deatonville

linn " drutf ana daughter.
Annie IF F'armyille called 70 see
Mrs Bette Carter and family and
Alr. and Mrs Henry Nash recently
Mr. and MIS- VeSter Jenkins
visited Mr. and Mrs Rodger Bur
ton. Of Morven. Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Bardcn, Mi
and Mrs. Emory Barton and Mr.
and Mls. Charlie Rudolph, all Of
Richmond. visited Mr. and Afs.
Harry Jenkins recently
Mrs. Marshall Tucker and girls,
Of Drakcs Branch spent the week
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs II
r jenkins
Mrs Richard Chamberlain and
son. David. and Mrs Marie Brand,
Of Ri hmond. spent Wednesday
with Leslie Meador
Miss Jane Bruce Hillsman went
10 Richmond Saturday night with
the cheer leader team from Amelia
10 participate IN the cheer leader
rally al Benedictine gym
Mr. and Mrs Frank MORAN. Of
Henderson. N G.. and Mr. and Mrs
Frank Bruce OF Rice. visited Mr.
and Mrs Albert Hillsman Saturday.
t Mr.. and Mrs Harry Carey and
Mrs. Leila Hillsman visited Blanton
& Hillsman at Mcclure Hospital in
Richmond Sunday where he has
been q patient for month.
Mrs. Oracle King is spending
A some time with Mrs. Joe ellis and
weldon King and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Garnet
visited Mrs. Kate Fowlkes in Rich
mond Sunday
ElWood Newton. Of Ciarksville
spent the week end with Floyd
Rucker.
Mrs Richard Nunnally and Mrs.
Aunson Of Richmond. spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard
and Mr. and Mrs Claude Pollard
Mr. and Mrs John Pollard called
e sea Mr and Mrs A. c. Mann
v Friday night.
4 Mr. and Mrs. James jenkins and
three girls and Mr. and Mrs.
n George Shpil and son, Of Richmond
I VISITED Mr.. and Mrs. Harry jenkins
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Vester Jen-
kins also called in the jenkins home
n Sunday
Mrs Irving Kennedy. Mrs. Mary
Glenn and Edward Kennedy visited
Bob Lee Borum at Mcguire Hos
pital Sunday
Those visiting Mrs Bette Carter
and family last week were Edgar
Wooten Of Blukeville. Mrs. Lewis
Cross, Mrs Wade Shelton and Mr..
and Mrs Leonard Revere, all Of
Richmond. Mrs Hiram Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs Koven Carter. of
Crcwc: Mr. and Mrs Jake Carter
and daughter, Of Farmvllle; Mrs.
Howard Garrett and Mrs. Matte
/ Wlngo
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Burton and
boys. Of Amelia. called to see Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Mann and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vester jenkins Sunday.
/ Miss Ann Gordon jenkins and
Miss jeanne Morris. of Amelia,
Miss Lucy Page Stone and Miss
Oracle Anderson, Of Jetersville.
spent Thursday night with Miss
Jane Bruce Hillsman.
Mrs. Virginia Robertson and chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs. P Bates
visited Mrs. Emma Criser at Es-
mont Sunday.
Miss Emma Rucker and Floyd
Rucker visited Mr.. and Mrs. Vester
Meador in Richmond Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

G G Bishop. Of Route |, Amelia.
regular m E m b Ell. is general
farmer il Giles district producing
tobacco grain and livestock
II 3. Mldkiff Of Route 2, Amelia,
Is the first alternate
n IIobSon Fleming Mannboro,
~ the second alternate Alternates
VIII serve IN sass one Of the regular
members N unable to serve.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-28

Education makes for civic respon-
sibility. 80 per cent Of college
graduates vote, z per cent Of hl9h
school graduates vote. 81 per cent
of eighth grade graduates vote.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-02

Frank Braidic, pay tribute to
the cause of Fraternalism and
it's close relationship to the
sports program as a means
of furthering the overall pro-
gress of the CF'U.
As guest of honor, bro.
Braidic very ably represen-
ted the CFU Home Office
and again demonstrated
that the CFU Supreme
Board co-operates and aids
CFU local functions in a
generous and wholehearted
manner.
Therefore, in behalf Of the
CFU Bowling League of So.
Chicago I take this opportu-
nifty to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to
the CFU Supreme Board and
to bro. Frank Braidic for the
excellent support he has Civ.
en- to our efforts in promoting
the success Of our bowling
league as we'll as our first
banquet.
Hail "Stan The Man"
It is my great pleasure to
be able to report that the
success Of the banquet ex-
ceeded our initial plans and
that Indications toward a
modest nominal profit are en-
couraging.
This is due, In no small
measure, to the enterprising
efforts, organizing ability,