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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Mrs Ida Andrews returned home
Thursday u last week from q Visit
with her daughter Mrs 3 | Z
Vaughan 81 Memphis. N G. Mrs.
Vaughan returned home with her
mother and is spending vaca-
ton with her and hen Sister Mrs.
Y. Il Glenn
Mrs. Mary Glenn TAYLOR and
Miss Nancy Taylor, Of Richmond
spent Saturday afternoon with their
mother, Mrs Eta Glenn Mrs r
y Wilson, Of Green Fay spent sun
day night In this home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glenn and
children, Tor and Malcolm
were dinner guests Of Nh and Mrs
Y a Garden Monday These guests
were from Mariana. Fla
| G. NJ Price. Jr who IS with the
/ Virginia Forestry Service at Staun-
ton, spent the holidays with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G NJ Price
i rom Glenn accompanied Ms
\ brothcrlnlaw and sister. Mi and
Mrs Robert A Hubbard home tC
/ Bristol for Two week visit
Miss Margaret Glenn. student
nurse AZ Roanoke Memorial Hospi
\ tat. spent The week end with hel
parents Mi and Mrs. Harvey
Glenn
4 Mrs g. A Alien. Of Richmond
1 ana Mrs Tuck Cowan. Of Farm
vile we're recent guests ii The
home Of Mrs o p F'arrar
California Guests
Guests Of Mrs Belle Marshal
Ana Mrs 4 d Carson during the
\ pHst trn davs were Mrs Lena
Brooks and son. Bob, of California
Mrs Gertrude Reynolds Of Rich
mond and Mrs BeSs Grimsiead
Of Waynesboro
\ Rev ana Mrs Philip Thomas
spent d few days All her home the
/ past week
4 MI and Mrs Q p Farrar and
children, Of Raleigh. N c., spent
/ tile week end With his parents
MI ana Mrs r ", Hurst were
here for the Fourth visiting her
mother. Mrs John Lane.
A. B. Pyle. Of Edwardsville
visited IN the Farrar home last
| week.
| Mrs. Kenneth Briseniine and
Sherry are visiting in Louisville
Ky.
Pat Durlin. OF Milwaukee, Wis.
and Beth Deems. OF Leesburg
were guests Of Nancy Brisentine
over the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. P. Farrar at
tended the funeral of H. F.. Batten
IN Scottsville Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Coleman, Of
Amherst, were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Durfee. They
motored to Waverly Saturday and
attended the marriage Of Miss Betty
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs Joe Adcock Mr.
and Mrs l. e Londesee p q
daughters Linda and Betty o.
Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs w. l.
Ragland and daughter. sandra oil
Waynesboro Mr.. and Mrs " s
Mullens. Of Richmond. spen'
several days with Mrs. Susie Rag
land last week. Other recent visitors
in her home were Mr. and Mrs
Aubrey Pace and son, Of Schuyler
and Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie Clements
Of ScottsVille.
Randy Parr spent the past twc
weeks at Camp Norwood
Mr.. and Mrs C. H Moon spent
a few days in Richmond last week
Miss Patty Riggs. Of Washing
ton. D. c., is spending the summer
with her grandparents Mr. anc
Mrs. w. G Horsley
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Fafnvile enieviaa " p4amc sap-
pei on the lawn
Mrs Wrleht aid DAUGHTER
Donna, Of Lyachbure visited her
daughter Afrs #ll N cmnna.
hatn last aeeE reifN4aa hpfne
Sunday with her daughter lid son-
III Law of LynchDwg WHO were
week end visitors Of he Cunning
hams
Mt and Mrs Evatt Weloh werc
ID Richmond Monday
Mrs E T Wilson Of Richmond
spent the week eud W.,h tlle Z y
Cfmninghams Oh Friday, Nh and
Mrs. q WI LoAasWorrh AHA daugh-
TEL. sauy " f'amvll&. We're
euests Of the Cnningh4ms
Mss Ann L. Bafel Of Richmond
was II week end gisitos II hef par
ents the n Bakers
MI and Mrs Ned Elan and
daughters, Of King sport. Tenn. re-
turned home after visiting the B
Elams
Mi and Mts GEORGE A gerry "
WASHINGTON Ute spending feH
days in the old z Nj Terry home
\ ,.,.,,5 ,,ty,19 ~ tI,f. rs.rt.,Y b...c
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
DIR. Bailey 70 BE
Revival Speaker
At POwhatan Church

The Annual Revival at PoWhatan
Methodist Church Will begin Sun
day night. July Is. at I.45 p m.
and continue at the same hour
through Friday. July 49,
The Rev Dr. A. PWnell Bailey
aston. Centenary Methodist
Church. who was the guest evangel-
list during the revival q year ago.
VIII preach the revival Dr.. Bailey
is well known through out the ma
ton through his syndicated Devo-
tional Column appearing daily IN
many news papers, Bread Or Life
and through radio Devotional
program. Daily Bread
AT the opening service Sunday
evening. special vocal music will
be given by Mrs Zensuke Hino-
Hara. OF Tokyo. Japan Mrs Hino-
hara. with her late husband Dr.
Zensuke Hinohara. has been visit
ing IN this country for the past
year They appeared IN Po"hatan
as guest speaker and vocalist dur
ing the Missions Emphasis Week
in April
Dr.. Hinohara died unexpectedly
after a bile. illness in June and
thus their plans to complete theil
visit IN the United States was cut
short They had planned 70 visit
churches IN the Richmond area
through September 10 and 10 sal
for Japan from San Francisco on
October a. Mrs Hnohara viii
leave fol- the West Coast on Mon
DAY. july AL from which She vii
sail for Japan on the followinr
week This Will thus be her last
visit to the churches In America
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Paul Green Drama
The COnfederacy'
Opens At Va. Beach

Paul Green's new outdoor sym
phonic drama. The Confederacy
premiered Tuesday night, July |.
to an enthusiastic capacity audience
under the stars at Virginia Beach.
II was staged in its own 500 900
amphltheatre carved from grove
of giant pines just one mile from
the Atlantic Ocean.
The Confederacy'' is presented
by the citi2enry Of six TidcWater
municipalities an organization
allie The Tidewater Historic
Drama Association, Inc Manpower.
money. and materials from myriad
individuals. organizations and bust
ness firms made II possible
The play. which is built around
the character of the immortal Rob
ert E. Lee, tells warm story Of
the Joys, bereavements and heart
aches Of the men and women Of
The South during the Civil War
torn years from 1861 to 1860
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Farmers are very busy combining
Wteat and hauling II % market
We are sorry 10 hear 81 the ~.
Aess 81 Washington Chappell and
hope Id viii soon BE- We'll enough
to come home from the hospital
Rev Banks the new Methodist
pastor preached a fine sermon at
Eeulah Church Sunday morning u
large congregation
Last weeks visitors Of Mrs.
F9orinc Baebg were Nj and Mrs
Samuel n Franklin Of Washing
TN II C Nj aMd MRS Hugh
Morton Mr sallie ! Wells Aba
Mr ani Nir Ricnard Morton W..
and sol, Richald III Of Charlotte
N c M and Mrs II q Goats
and children and Nh and Mrs Van
Garth NJ Richmond; ana M AND
Mrs j Benjamin Baglv y q
dauehierS Joan Caroic and Eliza
beth Virginia Of Westminster. Md
M And Mr. Bagby have returned
bih tAe Gums are staying ! While
Win GrAndnana E8aEby Mn and
.Trs l.yIe Waddell called to sec the
iiaabys Saturday
N Bessie Mae Frauklin Of
hersylle spent the Fourth Of
JilN holdav4 vlih hel parents Mr
and Mrs Charlie Franklin Mt and
Mrs L NJ Coleman Of IYnchburg
VT and MIS- s NJ Franklin, q
WashMlgton, n & Mrs Al Denis
and Nil AKA MrS I'd FTanklin And
children y. Charlotte. An d.. have
been VISITING The Franklins
MI and Mrs II A Young and
dauVhfer, Of Alexandra. spent The
Week cnd wiih her mother Mrs.
Viyal BagAv and bis faihe! r n
Young at bethlehem
The Vacation Bible School at
Bculah Methodist Church was we'll
attended with Y children from
Douglas and Bethlehem Presby
terrain Churches and Beulah and
M Harmony Churches Oh roll
/ Commencement exercises were held
Saturday evening with each de-
partment having part in the pro
pram. A basket picnic supper was
served
MI and Mrs Harkleroad had as
week end guests MIR. and Mrs. Hill
Of Norfolk. and MIR and Mrs. n. G.
Coats and children Of Chesterfield
Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Bagby and sons
were invited to enjoy the fireworks
and refreshments with them and
their three boys.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Antioch

Mr. and Mrs Bill Ashby and chill
dren. OF Kingsport. Tenn. were
guests of Mrs Ashby's uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Foster
from Friday until Sunday.
Mrs Emma Norvell and Miss
Jeanne Norvell. of Richmond. are
spending their vacation visiting
their parents and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Brown
Mrs. Rutha Barr is a patient at
the Southside Community Hospital
Farmville Her friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Brown re-
turned home Friday night from a
trip through West Virginia and
Ohio.
Mrs. J. P. Herndon and children
returned to their home in Airing
ton after visiting several days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ
Brown.
Mrs. C. M. Noel and Mrs Mamie
Ingle and Peggy visited Rev. and
Mrs. T. p. Reynolds at Cumberland
c. H. Sunday evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
Trenholm,

MI iuu MI >. n. M. o&dlfll anu
family. vi Roanoke. visited John
and Woodfln Swami and Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Cosby over the week
end
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Denoon recently were Mrs. H. M
Kidd. Of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs
Milas McCracken. Of Macon. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Esten Denoon, Of
Clayville
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Libby and
family. of Massachusetts. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J Willis and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Denoon over the
week end They were en- route to
Indiana
Mrs. Rosa Palmore left Sunday
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Bob
Eubank. and Mr.. Eubank III Rich
Mond.
Hampton Visitor
Mr. and Mrs Carlton Steger OF
Hampton, spent Thursday night
Will 1sAl d1iu WI >. y T. oCiiooii
en- route to visit his sister. Mrs.
NJ A. Allen. and MI Allen in
Decatur. Ga. and his daughter
Mrs. F. w. Butler. and Mr. Butler
IN Memphis. Tenn His daughter ex-
poets to return home with them
for a short stay.
hf,.c paot,u JAnac urac Had Ia
Richmond Sunday on account Of the
illness Of her father. Mr. Harkey
He is in hospital there We hope
he Will soon be better
Mr.. and Mrs. f w BoatWright
and daughter were dinner guests
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w I.
Stokes. Sunday Othe~ recent visi-
tors were Mrs. Eva Mae Hagan and
family Of Richmond
Buddy Denton. Mrs Maize Pal
more and Carroll Mrs Nellie Cole
and Mamie May, Floyd Palmore
Jr.. and Miss Lois Suttler, Of Fine
Greek. spent the Fourth Of July in
Richmond with Mr. and Mrs Mon
tell Cole.
Dukes Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Duke and
family, Of Richmond. visited he,
parents. Mr. and Mrs B. w Viii
burn. Other visitors were Mrs
Henry Hatcher and children. Sam
Hatcher. Of Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Worthey. Of Roanoke
Wilburn and Glenn Hatche- accom-
panied their aunt, Mrs. Worthey
home for a stay of two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wray and
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hatcher and Mr. and Mrs B w
Wilburn recently They are from
BellwoOd Manor.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Duke and
Mrs. B. w. Wlburn visited Mr. and
Mrs J. l. Denoon, Miss Bernice
Denoon. Mrs G. B. Game and
Mrs. Clyde Denoon last Sunday
Mrs. Carey and family, oil
Florida. are visiting her mother
Mrs. E. T. Williams
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs Clyde
Denoon Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Dixie Wilkerson. of Amelia, Mrs
Irene Wilkerson and children, OF
Powhatan. Mr.. and Mrs. Esten De
noon. Of Clayvill, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Denoon and children, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Cosby. Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Snead Denoon and son, OF
PoWhatan
Miss Lille Mae Bell. Of Belona
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stratton
and Billy Stratt0n Friday -
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11
vT4RalI~SrtsR

H y Crtz speat ha fourth W
July ana Week eld WI stuart @lth
hls brother Frank CRIT
Mr and NIL Ari't3 GHiiam b
Richmond spent FlliaE aud sat-
Hrdar with ATsa MaE Az Glgvsr
ard Chapman Clever naat NIaurao.
Mi and Mrs WlAe Dekarson
and son, Of san3ston. spent the
fourth q July and uaek ad WITH
Nh ana mrs Y q AdcocE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-11

Jane West 10 Allen Bnchert
Mrs Phillip Thomas held Y
meeting with her Girl Scouts Mon
day al the Scout House The Girl
enjoyed a luncheon. which they
prepared for the occasion
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Nepco Announces
$40 Millions
Expansion Plans

Erwin II VIII president OF
Vcpeo told the annual shareholders
gathering al Richmond last Week
that the effects OF the doWntfend
in business had been less notice
able IN this area than IN some
other parts Of the country. and that
the company was proceeding with
another record year in new con
stluetion and expansion He said
Nepco expects TO spend $40 GOO 0t1
in 1858 for new generating and dis
tfibutlon facilities, compared VITA
almost $50 600 900 last year
VIII said operating revenues IN
1857 followed the upward trend Of
preceding years and continued 10
show a steady and gratifying in
.increaiSp reaching Sl29 600 900
10 per cent over 1856 The bal
ance remaining for common stock
and surplus Was S2l 700 900, greater
By 10 pei cent than the year b..
fore and resulted IN per share earn
lngs Of Sl.5a. or "A cents higher
than the previous year even after
including one million additional
shares issued last june
In September. Vcpco added It's
zoe 00oth electric customer one Of
m D. E IMAM 1900 new custo-
merS added during the year Gas
revenues We're Up n per cent to
81 900 900 Vepco added over ZOO
new customers. bringing the total
number 70 II 500
The g,iowine needs Of customers
made il necessary 70 expand facill.
ties thus requiring larpe eNpendi
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Well Water

MI aAd Mis II R Parrish were
dinner guests III Their son in-laW
ann DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs Lee
Bamtun Saturday
Mrs joe Steger win be hostess
for the Rose Of Sharon Circle Of
the Missionary Society of Sharon
Church on Thursday evening at
& O'Clock
Friends here are clad To know
II w EmyrSon is home after be
mr Il patient IN Grace Hospital
Richmond. for some time He and
Mrs. Emerson have recently moved
"a Amelia county Whcrer She has
d position With the highway de-
partincnt Mrs Emerson rs the
former Graham Ayres from hcle
Miss Jean Eabef vas dinner
Ru.ai Sunday ut Mf ana Mrs.
fIrn Hayes 81 Buckingham alSo
were Nj and Mrs + 3 Patteson
ana CLAYTON Davidson Of near Ran
aons
Mrs Joe stoatr. Mrs Eall Pat
tr~on. Mrs j W Banton and MIS-.
Greene Davis Will attend meet
ing ol Home Demonstration clubs
III Charlottesville April "a
Dinner guests 81 Mr. and Mrs
II @ Webster Sunday were Nh
and MIN A u Gtrper ana Miss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

teFial which NIL b. needed. you
divide tho total number Of square
ieet III an area by the coVerage the
desred tgpc Of coating provides
Cabinets and radiators are 2
Special consideration On cabinets.
measure the front area and multi
YAK hy fiyt oMmle radiators require
tta yoa Ineasu9p the front area
aad mHlNply hy seven
Ior 1hc exterior Vol follow 4
similar procedure is you aid ia
de Multiply length by height.
doubling that figure then multiply
ing The w.dih hy height and then by
two ami adding the Two results.
For example house 5o' length
tmas 10 Vidth times IA height
would liz estimated as follows
ii times 50 equals 700. Ames
equals /, 400 square feet
III times 10 equals SEQ times
equals / 100 square feet
400 plus ! no equals $50
square feet
Cables or any trianeular4shaped
s4ylaee measure the width and
inalaply by one half ot the heiehl
Tins fetal should he added 10 The
z go square teet figure
The range Of coVelaRe 81 type 81
finish recommended indicated Oh
The can The number Of Goats. the
type ana condition q surface all
must be considered
with tho 10 ideas N mind you
Wli find estimating less ot 4 nys-
terry and as result You'll avoid
0aste ana SAVE money
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

uues for construction Last Year
almost SEQ 600 900 was spent for
.capital7a additions and improve
ments. which were financed III
part, by tbe sale Of one million
shares Of common stock II June
and by the issuing Of $50 900 ooe nj
bonds ~ December Md
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

II Richmond. over the( Week End
Mrs Thomas suffered Injuries IN q
tall III the home q her daughter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Cumberland
W. w. Dowdy In
Richm0ndHospitaI

Woman Missionary Society 81 hef
home tins Friday April ~. IT ~
p III
MIS- Phil France Gwen ana
Bobby returned Saturday from \
week end Visit With Mr. and Mrs
fItzhuRh Baltol ana otler relatives
IN Washington. D G
Mr. and MIS- 1ryn A l'hppeB
accompanied ~ ANS Charlie N
Miner and W " DoWdy weI
guests Sunday Of Nh and AIS A
L. flppen ana M4ss Barbara FAp
pen in Richmond Mr. Dowdy cn
tered Gr4ce Hospital Saturday
night wheie H. VIII Undergo aa
eye operation
Mrs q I'D Brown. Ma Carol
Jean Brown Miss Ida Amos aI3d
Pfc Thomas Holman Brown were
among me guests ATTENDING tbe
birth d aIy anniversary of Nus
GLADYS Delarnetta hi hel hon IN
Richmond laAt- Sunday
Mrs Pr, .int Visits il tarm,ille
Alf 4 + Bfgaat spaHt' X sera
days IN i lrinyiHa lasi wreE Fly tha
gnest Of hrf mothel and s4stc n
law Mf aad MHs N NJ RieEmaa
y = /, ' e4 ','a. = ,,., .'',
ANA NV, e,,.s, III Wal ,a,nm' sf,@
j raan5@,r snd h.a h,a,,....
clo,,.@.s M III
hi. a'ai str. i, Y tn..a..
nd ,1,ss aan. n.,l',,, ',.,a
llRh' fafsts salardag If Ms
mother III NeWp4"t Nc~s
Gaesis daling ihe *eE tnd ai
Mf aAd 'als Bobbg Reaaett " Te.
MFs II pay Bennett Nancy and
Aft bfAHe'l. n baHHllle aHL
James Be4inett \ student m NAt
silia POLYTECHNIC Institute Blacksf
ouig
Mf ana Mis p M kaaltE
YER guests Saada& Of his sira
Mts n ~ GalAer aad MH Ga3ef
~ RlchnQlld
G Al 1t5lflns M tbpt carntsy
hotne Ma1woed yetA Wr sa3
Mrs. James Andrew Addlenan An5
.be3r daHal,,pr f.vpr ef y er,n. .W1
M.ss Jo Elantor at cbariotts
vile spen5 the past week aaa bAre
ss INV el@s, ( he s4ter 61Fe III
G G!iHan:
Lisa OeHtel If aaafn,4lla q,s ths
Week end eiIeyt w bee aran.a,.
enfs ssMr and AlrS ! ya.af
Mfs4 ph,An Asal returned vi 9sg
HiA last gcaN t3.;oW,as tHo1.E
VIII n psch9and ua, h4 s.neb
teg Mrs Nj d yaV,ar
M aH: Mrs e Allen calter
had as nor fecent eaost# Mlsa
aallie Waodsoh and M~s SAM
oos2y Of richmond
Afa2fa 8lle feaen' @f#s'a at Air
and M' Llo}i w Eoss4 wcta
ar ahd NIrs Raiph Rubie IF
Roanoke Ai2erf M E'pstr and his
SON E&il Douglas Foster of lIanp~
Ton
st..
wasbine,o TX, 7. 'o''''s ~ s.
MI Ta9''', pa 4, !, '' ape9' A ieN
'.'a ''as @t'A "'0i' ilei Ral !.
g, cao~, -'''a w.. i.s.,s 1ia@lss
\ r.s,,.a. i... Fl ~..a n" IT, N,t'
,,,,,t, re III 'i.s, III ~ g't MFig Nii
c,ra,na '. L 15,l, = al" M :. M'to'
4 ''Ni''''Vi'''
supper Guests III air and Mrs
Charlie Goodman last ennaav n.are
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19

that even though drivers stay
within the posted speed limit they
are still considered speeders if
they are driving with their brak-
es in poor shape or on roads that
are wet or crowded. Urging
drivers to keep alert behind the
wheel and not to let sleepiness,
anger or impatience influence
their actions while driving, he
also advised against "mopey
driving" which creates traffic de-
lays and sets up accident-causing
incidents. Improper speed can
be a murderous act," said Col.
Ferguson. Control it and you'll
be helping to cut down on deadly
and tragic traffic crashes. Speed
violations were factors in nearly
two of every five fatal traffic ac-
cidents in 1857. It's better to be
outdistanced than outlived, so
drive win care"
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19
TOWN INVESTS
So MILLION
Continued from Page One

Continued from PAGE One
High School to cost 1865, 1000 are
being built by James H. Wood,
Inc, Dover The physical educa-
ton building, located on Frazier
Street, will include a gymnasium
sized for a regulation basketball
court, fianked by seating for $50
spectators. A motor-driven fold
ing partition can divide the room
into boys and girls gymnasium,
Pool Nears Finish
A private swimming pool is
nearing completion at the west
ern edge of town, the cost $780,
900, with 81 stockholders, and the
limit set at go. The pool, located
on Carter's Road, is so feet long
and 80 feet wide. North of the
pool is a circular 25-foot diamet-
er wading pool, A concrete patio
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19
HIGH SPEEDS
DEATH FACTOR
State Police Superintendent
Issues Plea for M0tOrist
Cooperation
GOOD BRAKES VITAL

Everyone can do two things
to reduce the appalling number
of deaths and injuries on our ma
tion's highways" Col. John p
Ferguson, superintendent of the
Delaware State Police, declared
He said speed control is being
emphasized this month by the
Delaware Safety Council in the
summer "Slow Down and Live"
campaign. The superintendent,
who is a director of the council,
said that every motorist in Della
ware can help two ways-one, by
starting his own personal cam
paign to cut down on traffic in
juries and fatalities by adjusting
his driving speed to the condi-
tions of the road, weather, We
hicle and himself, and two, by
backing stepped-up speed control
measures by the police. He said
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19

grill provided by Mrs. jeffrey
Poore. They learned to lay a log
cabin fire. Mrs. Henry Ennis pro-
vided fruit punch, and root beer
and water was taken in large
dairy milk cans. In addition to
Mrs. Ennis, transportation was
provided by Mrs. George Dun
mack. The girls laid trails and
went on a nature hunt, bringing
back So baby frogs. Mrs. Lee
Daniels, Jr. and Mrs. Ernest
Duchatel are leaders of the troop.
Mrs. Ennis and Mrs. William Car
row are members of the troop
committee. The troop is sponsor
ed by the Auxiliary to the New
nam-Lee-Urban Post SS01, Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19
ORDINANCE
tPARKING ON UNION sTREETl

WHEREAS. Il appears to the Mayor
and members of the Town Council of
the Town of Smyrna that the parking
of motor vehicles on the west side of
Union Street between Mt. Vernon Street
and Commerce Street endangers and is
detrimental to the public safety and well
fare of pedestrians and automobile traf-
fic:
AND WHEREAS. it is deemed neces-
sary and beneficial for the safety. regu-
lation. and control of pedestrian and
automobile traffic over the aforesaid
area:
NOW THEREFORE. Be 1t Enacted By
The Mayor and Council of The Town of
Smyrna. the Mayor and All Members of
Council Concurring therein;
That an Ordinance of the Town of
Smyrna entitled stopping. Standing. or
Parking Vehicles in Specified Places"
adopted on the llth day of April. l947.
and as amended on the 9th of May. 1858.
be and the same is hereby amended by
adding thereto new section which shall
be Section 16 as follows, to-wit;
Section l6. It shall be unlawful to
park any vehicle on Union Street be-
tween Mt. Vernon Street and Commerce
Street except said vehicle be parked par
allel and within one foot of the easterly
curb or side of Union Street between the
aforementioned streets.
Any person convicted of violation of
this section of this Ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to
the penalties and fines more particularly
set forth in said Ordinance.
This Amendment to this Ordinance
shall be effective at 100 AM. on July
/. 1868 after having been duly published
and posted as provided in the Charter of
the Town of Smyrna.
Adopted by Mayor and Council
June Ii. 1858
Smyrna times., 1958-06-19
Is GRADS SEEK
HIGHER LEVEL
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Continued from Page One
College, where he is receiving an
annual scholarship of $3.50.
Silver Eagles Award
Bruce is also the recipient of
the Silver Eagles scholarship of
$780, Chester Stachecki, enrolled
in the two-year agriculture pro-
gram at the University of Della
ware, will study plant pathology.
He will receive tuition amounting
to about S255 annually. Sylvia
Allaband will attend Goldey Bea-
com School of Business with
most of her expenses covered.
Chester and Sylvia were eligible
for a Federal scholarship pro-
gram. Phyllis Lomax, interested
in business and secretarial work,
will attend Goldey Beacon where
she has been accepted for their
pldn.
Many Enroll Out-of-State
The following students are con-
tinuing their education or train:
ing: Jacqueline Diemicke, Law
renee Ellery, Richard Reed, Ches-
ter Stachecki, Larry Vodvarka,
and Carole Wickham will go to
the University of Delaware. Jack
Lofand will go to William and
Mary College; Judith Passmore
to Juniata College; Jacqueline
Roe to Sullins. College; Bruce
Wright to Washington College.
Sylvia Allaband, Phyllis Lomax,
and Ronald Potter are going to
Goldey-Beaccm School of Busi-
ness. Esther Loder, Suzanne
Kemp, Carolyn Reynolds, Kath-
crime Mormon, and Phyllis May