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The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
wEsTRN FUNMAKERs

The sixth meeting of the West
ern Fun Makers All club was
called to order by James Will
loughby and the pledges were
said. We sang a song and talked
of a money raising project. We
decided to sell candy and have
a card party. Our dues were
collected and we donated $500
to the March of Dimes. A talk
was given by Aron King on Beef
Cattle Wintering." We had a
panel discussion on teen age prob
lens which was quite successful.
A delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. Milne. The next meeting
will be February IS, Graindview
hall at 2 o'clock.
Jean Willoughby, Reporter
SIOUX PASS GO-GETTERS
The Sioux Pass Co. etters All
club vas called to order January
IL at the home of Bonnie Norby.
The club decided to have a
card party February 81 at the
Sioux Pass hall at eight o'clock.
A magician will be present to
entertain The club voted TO pay
Raymond Norby for paint.
Health Officer Ronald Wick
gave a talk on nicotine.
Bonnie Norby gave a demon
straion on how to wash a
sweater. Ronald Wick gave a
demonstration on conservation.
Dean Davidson talked on how to
feed steers.
Mrs. Norby served a delicious
lunch. Dennis Wick, reporter.
FOUR LEAF CLOVER
The January meeting OF the
Four Leaf Clover All club was
called to order by Gloria Uhrich,
president, at the Stewart home
at 200, January IL.
Connie Walla read a letter from
Bob Hammer, chairman of the
County March Of Dimes
program. 1t was voted that each
member give SIS to the March
Dimes. A committee of four
girls was appointed to plan a
party for February. They are
Anita WaHa, Donna Bradley, Judy
Roberts and Kay Goss.
Sewing machine needles and
material to go with a certain
pattern were judged after the
meeting. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Stewart.
The next meeting will be held
1T the Crane school house in
Kay Goss, Reporter.
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30

Believe that you are a brother
to all men and that all men are
brothers to you. You'll like your
self better If you do.
-Dinah Shore
The Sidney herald., 1958-01-30
C~LODBUsTERS

MA
The Haycreek Clodbusters All
club met at the home of Lloyd
Ludington, January II. The meet
ing was called to order by Pres
dent Gary and the All pledge
was said. Roll call was answered
by Is members. The minutes were
read and approved. Six visitors
were present.
Members received their record
books. 1t was decided to have an
officers meeting January ~ at
the Ellsworth Candee home.
The next meeting will be held
February 3 at the Ed Thorman
home. Songs were sung and re-
freshments were served followed
by a recreation period.
Marlene Thorman reporter,
WESTERN FUNMAKERS
The December ~ meeting OF
the Western Fun Makers was call
ed to order by Don Pentz, vice
president at 200. Roll call was
answered with a Holiday safety
rule. The yearly program was
accepted by the club. Robert Etzel
showed his slides on his trip to
Chicago. A pot luck lunch was
served by the club. Gary King
gave a talk and Donna Pentz
gave a demonstration on setting
a table.
Joan Willoughby, Reporter.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
MAX FACTOR
MAX FACTOR
Primitif is a delightfully."-
bold fragrance every
woman will love

The gay, delightfully."- bold frooronoe for the
who every inch femole. And thot spring winds
dry perfume froeronces quickly. mother will especially
oppeciote the ostino of Primtif-bold and de-
shtfuI sproy mist porfum cologne ond special gift of
porfur" " sac
Evening star., 1958-05-04

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PAIL MALLS GREATER LENGTH FILTERS
THE SMOKE AND MAKES n MILD
BUT DOES NOT FILTER OUT THE
PAIL MALL FLAVOR!
Don't give up flavor to get mildness.
. For flavor and mildness fine tobacco
n filters best
q Pail Mall tobaccos are the finest
quality money can buy.
OUTSTANDING. AND THEY AaE MILD!
..,a n-Aas n ..Gk~G
, 1958-10-08

DR.. Aubrey Anduze, President
Virgin Islands Legislature
ChristianSted
U. S. Virgin Islands
Dear DR.. Anduze:
, 1958-10-08

oa.ss q THE ST. 6
I~EGIsLATIVET RECORD
Continued from yesterday
ii the present case, plaintiff taxpayer contributed
nothing to the fund involved. The source Of the fund was
the Federal Government. Having contributed nothing to
it, plaintiff has no status or interest sufficient to sustain
this equitable action, in other words, no Jud1c1af contro-
versy is presented.
Plaintiff argues that the funds, once given by the Fed
eral Government to the territory, becomes territorial
funds within the purvieW OF Section 80 Of Title 3 OF the
Virgin Islands Code.
Even if that were the case, however, the plaintiff,
having no interest in the fund, still would have no stand
inc to complain. The Code could hardly have intended to
give a resident of the Virgin Islands the power to restrain
the disbursement Of Federal funds to which he did not
contribute.
NOW, this 18th day 81. April, 1858: the Motion to Dis
miss, filed by the Government of the Virgin Islands and
Percy De Jongh, Commissioner of Finance, Defendants, is
granted. It is accordingly ORDERED that the Complaint
be, and it hereby is, dismissed.
Isl Austin I. StaleY
Judge Of the District Court
by Assignment
Motion Of May 8 1857
The House consented to Senator Hodges motion that
tie President place in the Journal the status of the Legisla-
lures decision Of May q, 1857, ito commence court pro-
ceedings in order to ascertain the manner in which the
item veto of appropriations may be exercised by the Gov
ernor 4 The Chair. accordingly, reported that Attor-
neys- Almeric L. Christian and Francisco Corneiro are
examining the matter.
CORRESPONDENCE
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Analie
st. Thomas
Virgin Islands Of the United States
March %, 1858
Mr., Alphonso Holder
Executive Secretary
The Virgin Islands Legislature
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
MY dear Mr.. Holder:
Enclosed is correspondence from Miss Elaine
Sprauve, Chairman, Electoral Board. ST. John, attaching
the resignation Of Mr.. John Biel as a member Of the Elec-
toral Board for the District of st. John.
[ have acknowledged the letter from Miss Sprauve
and have advised her that inasnuch as the electoral
, 1958-10-08
CHRI5TIAN5IED THEATRE
THE HOUSE or GOD pGTHRFS
Oct. 8 ! RUMBA cALIENTE (spanish)

Wednesday, Oct. g RUM cALIENTE Spanish
Resortes E~vangelina Elizondo
Thursday, Oct. o. JULIE
Doris Day Louis Jourdan Barry Sullivan Frank Lovejoy
Saturday, Oct: IL Triple Feature:
A MA IS TEN FEET TALL
John Cassavetess Sidney Potter Kathleen Mcguire
Ruby Dee
OVERLAND MAIL ROBBERY
Bill Elliott
Chapter / Of the Serial
PIRATES HARBOR
Kane Richmond Kay Albright
, 1958-10-08

OVERLAND MAIL ROBBERY
Bill Elliott
Chapter 4 Of the Serial
PIRATES HARBoR
Kane Richmond Kay Albright
!.
President Of the Virgin Islands Legislature
Christiansted, ST. Croix
Dear DR.. Anduze:
Transmitted herewith is copy Of a letter dated April
8, 1853 from Mr.. Milton Payne, Christiansted, St. Croix,
contents Of which are self-explanatory.
This action is being taken for whatever measures you
might consider appropriate.
A copy Of my reply to MI. Payne's letter is attached
for your information.
Sincerely,
Isl Alva G. McFarlane
AIva C. McFarlane
Administrative Assistant for st. Croix,
FREDERIKSTED PARENT TEACHER
ASSOCIATION
Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
DR.. Aubrey A. Anduze, President
Virgin Islands Legislature
|Chrstiansted, st. Croix, VI
Dear Sill.
At our last PTA meeting we. discussed the matter of
a sidewalk and lights to be installed from the new school
in Frederiksted to the entrance Of the town. Both Of these
two items we felt were very desirable (ones) and the
members present voted in favor of them.
The President has directed me to inform YOU of our
desire in this very important matter. We, therefore, would
greatly appreciate it if you will kindly give the matter
your attention so that it will be given some action when
the legislature meets in Aprilfof this year.
Thanking you kindly for your assistance,
Respectfully,
ISL II. e. Smith
Hezekieh E. Smith
Vice-President, PTA
Frederiksted
y. S. Virgin Islands
February %, 1858
DR.. Aubrey Anduze, President
Virgin Islands Legislature
IChristiansted
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
l)iIIwyn

M and Mr4 Inwi+ Martin wrrc
Sunday visitors i nor parents Mr
ard Mrs Thomas McAhre NJ
fafmVille
SUNDAY callers Of NJ and Az
Bob Waycaster were Mr. and AIrs
Pete Miles and MIS- Lee lindeMs
Mrs. Mary Rodgers. ol Wythe
vile spent 4 few DAYS with her sou
and daughter in-eaW Rev ana Mis-.
S. + Friend She. returned 10 hal
home Monday
Dale Midkiff son of Mr. and MRS.
Howard Mdkiff. returned home
Wednesday from the Southside Com
mnnity Hospital
Mr. and Mrs John Murphy HID
as their recent visitors, MI and
Mrs ] Il oRnby Jr. and Rcv
S + Friend
There viii be miscellaneous
shower 1t Mrs Bil Wavcasfer's
Saturday night honoring Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Martin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
DiIIwyn News Items
D'Ilwyn News Items
Mrs. West Represents State Woman
Club Federation At Health Meeting

Mrs ] Francis West recording
scclt AN fof the VIRGINIA Fedora
ton OF Wolan's Clubs represented
nc federation al the Nirsinia Com
ell Oh Health and Medical Care
meeting IN Richmond H. day
Mr. and MIS- Fred Wood Jr. Of
The University If Virginia Il Ut TIE
week end visiting Mr. and Mrs "
w Maole
Mr.. and Mrs Y Waynr Dawson
and NJ. and Mrs j X Snoddy. il
attended the play. "Auntic Name :
al tha Mosque Friday npM
Mr. and Mrs r H Grow have
as guests this week. Mr. and Mrs
Phil Harrison Of Springfield. III
To Attend Convention
r. 3 Rarson returned 70 Clifton
Forge with Mr. and NJ S Il a Ran
son Sunday Tuesday. he viii at
tend The Virginia League Ct Muulci-
palitles annual convention AZ thu
Fc'sl Roanoke. where he Is TO rep
resent Dillwyn as delegate
Mrs !, p Gillian and MSS
Alma Shepherd spent last week end
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f
Freeman in Fredericksburg.
Mr. and Mrs John Carton had
has a week end guest. George Cook,
Of Richmond
State Fair Attended
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

Buffalo Greek watershed in Prince
Edward County as Well as helping
with the development Of the Roa
noke Creek watershed in Charlotte
County.
Collins pointeu out the additional
help was needed in Prince Edward
County TO help work out soil plans
for the many land owners request
ing aid. He said there are some co
farms in the Buffalo watershed that
have requested aid. but work
plans have not been drawn up Oh
their farms as yet.
Farmer il married to former
Katherine Blame. Of Halifax County
They expect 70 move to Farmville
vita their three children ais soon
as accommodations are secured
The new addition the Prince Ed
ward SOIL conservation office brings
ihe complement of three persons.
Farmer vii end himself right at
home with the veteran II Il. Lacy.
WHO j. also nat.Fe Of Halifax
COUNTY. and Frank Hudson. who
halls from Necklenburg County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
New Statute Enables
Korean Vets Convert
Insurance Policies

More than 685 900 Korean con
flict veterans will soon be able to
convert their previously noncon-
vertible term Gil insurance to
permanent CT policies. Veterans
Administration said.
The affected term CT policies VA
explained. ares identifiable by the
letters RS which precede the
policy numbers
Beginning next January. o new
statute Public Law 1896 viii pro
vide the thousands of IRIS policy
holders with three options.
To convert their RS term poll
cicsx for limited convertible
term policy carrying lower pre-
mium rate. but which after Sep
TENDER / 1860 can not be renewed
by persons who have passed their
50th birthday
To keep their RS term policies
at the currently established pre-
MUM rates. which increase every
FIVE years
The maximum amount Of the
new-type Insurance VIII be limited
in each case by the face amount
Of the veterans present RS
policy
VA listed the types Of pcrna-
nent insurance TO be available I'M
DER the neW law as ordinary life.
20pay life, 3opay life, 2o-year en-
dowment, endowment AZ aye 90,
and endowment at age IS
The new type policies like the
RS policies they may replace
Will not Yield dividends
Only RS policyholders will be
BIZ the new Law. II does
not reopen 81 insurance. VA
warned
Complete information about the
Or exchange 81 RS in-
surance Will be available al all VA
offices by December !. 1853.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
Howordsvii!e News
Ea'ers Depart Home
Tor study IND w ark

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Y. Shank
iln II BIueAeld W Ma. arc spend-
iAg this Weck with Mrs. Shanl,in ]
two sisters ii their Old home near
here in Buckingham County Misses
Katherine and Mary Scott. r II 1
Shanklins have just returned form
Massachusetts where they attended
the "edaiM@ 81 their grandson.
w W. Baber. jill son of Mrs
" W. Baber left Sunday for
Greenwich Conn where he has
accepted position Another son
Robert LOWS Baher is attending
Clemson COLLEGE 81 C
MIS-. Rov clowers apd N,es W.
bel O'Rron of pichnond enont tho
Week end with thrr annt N1iee
Rosa Gibbs snd the Beyerlav hnvs
attended Homecoming seryres o.,
Christ i.piseovai Chu,cb Glen.
dover. sindav norrinp and III
dlpn4r al .pedlande ca,tors
BRIDGE hene hi Mr apd Mrs. ROB
eft Garter
Nj and Mrs c w cunrier have
returned I'd their home ii Newnort
News after SPENDING the week vim
Mr. and Mrs Dewey GooIsbv
Mrs. II. f. Fenwick spent the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

David S. Farmer. Jr. soil con
servationist has been added to the
Prince Edward County soil conser-
walton office to help with the de
velopment of the Buffao Greek
watershed. according 10 an an
nouncemnt by II. NJ. Collins. dis
trict soil conservationst.
Farmer is no stranger to Farm
vile. since he BEGAN his soil con
seryation work III Prince Edward
County in 1913 aftei graduating
from NPI. He received his degree
from VPI in agricultural education
Farmer served in the conservation
office in NottoWav County from
1919 to 1852, at which time he re-
turned to his native Halifax County
to operate farm with his father
HIS family farm at Vernon Hill
specializes in bright tobacco and
operates as a grade A" dairy
Collins SAID he is very pleased to
have the experienced soil conserta-
tionlst return ID work with TIE Soil
Conservation Service. and Farmer
Will concentrate Oh Work in The
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26

Nlfs h i lH4rs. slia~ Ninrv
Cay. Mlas H@tty Jeaa N-llht sn.l
MagtN JON at'"al@d ihe Giate
lair IL Richmond SUNDAY
Miss Evelyn hugis. 81 CanbeH
land, spent The v x end Nisiling
her mother. Mrs David HAMS
Week ei.d Ntesls III Il r. Aahs n
and Nh and Mrs j NJ burroughs
were Mrs Lou.c Foster of Farm.
y-lle ana Mr MAJ M N N " RAN
Son. d NeWp1lt News ana daueh
.tr MISS Anne Ranaoa Of Lions
Mood Con ge
NIarty-sevcn members u pillwyn
Paptist Church answered ron gall
: uday when TIA chlrch OBSERVED
III homec, mug which is bane
followed by week N rcQival
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-26
HOSPITAL News

There we're IA patients in the
hospital Thursday morning.
Patients Admitted
Mrs. J. r. Doss, Farmville: Mrs.
LeAa Barton, Green Bay. Mrs. G.
w Hamlet. Burkeville. Mrs. j S.
Ashworth, Chase City, Miss Mary
RotAock, CreWe Gordon l.. Davis.
Jf-. Farnville; Mrs. H. w. Nash.
Pampl'n W. c. Ragland. Crewe:
MIS- Ernest Edmonds. Chase City:
Mrs J o. sadler. Red Oak; P.
S. MANS. Farmville; Mrs. w. w.
Dennis, crewe. and Mrs. Ida Boil
lingcr Charlotte &. H.
Births
Nh and Mrs N. w. Newcomb
Kcysville, girl. September 3.
Nh AID Mrs. j. R. Dooley. Cul-
len, girl. September %.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Hoffman.
girl, September %.
Mn and Mrs. r. K. DIX. Hamp-
daH-5ydnev, girl. September IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Berger.
Cumberland, boy. September "a.
Colored Patients
Rodney Clark, Rice: Wilton Hill.
cfewe' Charlie Boiling, Farmville
and Marie Allen, Prospect.