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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Green ..',. Bay

The Rev and Mrs Coy cronc.
and boys. Of Glen Alphinc, n al
spent several days during the
Christmas holidays with Mi and
Mrs Earl V Atkins
Mr. and Mrs. Junior DorSav
and family. Of Charleston, w VA
spent some time recently with her
parents MI. and Mrs G. M ODcll
Miss Judy Magnussun left last
Week to resume her studies al
Treyecca College. Nashville. Tenn.
after having spent several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H
* Magnesium
Mr.. and Mrs Billy S Smith.
joyce and Bill. spent Sunday III
Richmond with his brothcr-in law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs i I'll
Wagstau j.:
Blankcnship Leaves
Myron Blankcnship left Thursday
to resume his studies at VPI after
having spent some time with NH
parents Mr. and Mrs F L Blank
enslip
Mrs Grace Isail and daughter.
Fay of Greensboro. N G.. spent
Christmas With Mir and MIS- A.
NJ Bolton
Mr. and Mrs. W A. Robertson
and son VISITED their daughters Hi
Richmond during the Christmas
holidays
Recent guests Of the 6 7 Robert
sons were Nj. and Mrs 8 n Cnl-
liton. Of Crewe: T Q Lowery, o.
Richmond Mr. and ms " Al
Ovelton and daughter. Of Victoria
Mr. and Mrs. Joe jenkins ~ Mc-
hc.rin and Mr. and Mrs G G.
Cary Of Burkevillc
Lasncs Visit
MI and Mrs Edgar LaNne M
Richmond VISITED his mother Mrs
L. K Laync, recently
Mr. and Mrs. r A. Pulley and
daughter, Of Richmond. were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs J W Pulley dur
ing the holidays
Jerry Layne. Of VPI spent some
time recently with his parents. Mr.
and MIS-. W G. Laync
MIS- John + Nunnally and son
Of Green Bay. were dinner guest
Of Mr. and Mrs, Earnie r. Atkins
Mr. and Mrs s w. Rcams. 81
Richmond. spent several days re-
Gently at their home in Victoria and
visited relatives III the community
Nh and Mrs. G 7 Robertson
and sons. were dinner guests d
Mr. and Mrs l. A OHcrton, ~
Victoria, Wednesday.
Recent guests Of Mrs. O. Nc
Ginnis and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
McGlnnis were Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
Wilson and Mrs Alma Kerney ant
children. Of North Carolina. Mr.. and
Mrs. G e. Zcismcr and Linda. ant
Mrs. Shirley Cottlcy, Of Washing
/ ton. D. c.
/! MIR. and Mrs A. M Bolton spcni
last Sunday with their son. ant
family. of BRAKES Branch.
4 Mr.. and Mrs J w Pulley MT
and Mrs. F.. J Conner and Mrs
B. NJ. Green spent undav III Rich
mond with Nh and Mrs. r A
Pulley
Mrs. Barton Dies
4 Quito a number Of our people al
tended the funeral Of Mrs. George
Barton, at Bethel Christian Churcl
Saturday
\ Buck Williamson continues quit,
sick at his home.
MIR and Mrs. Bernard FarriS, ant
son, Of Richmond, were recen
guests Of her parents. Mr., and MIS-
d. A. Gaulding
Mrs. B. NJ Green has returned
from an extended visit with her sis
ter Mrs. S W. Reams and Mr.
Rcams, and brother Robert Smith
and Mrs. Smith. of Richmond
A number Of our people ATTENDED
the funeral of Thomas Seward il
Victoria Monday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
Few Items Stolen
In BEcak-In Here

Prince Edward County Sheriff
James T. Clark said his office is
still Investigating leads on a break
in at Lafoon's ESQ Service Center
which occurred during the night Of
Jan 3.
Among the stolen items were a 80
caliber Smith and Wcsson revolver
and holster. $3.50 in cash, an auto
mobile battery, and some S & H
Green Stamps
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14
LIT. Johnson
Takes Motor Course

FIRST IT Benjamin F Johnson.
Jr whoc parents live at Ginning
ton, Pewhatan county recently was
graduated from the motor office
course at the Army's European
Engineer School in Murnau, Ger
many
Lieutenant Johnson entered the
Amy N Decernbcr 1851 He ar
rived in Europe IN MAY 1856 III
lieutenant vas employed by Chris
Graft Yachts, Richmond. before en-
serine the Army A l945 graduate
Nj Woodberry forest School. he at
tended the University Of Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-14

compared to SJ2 AZ for the 1856
crop
The reports also showed resales
Of eight and half million pounds
for the season Just concluded
BY Virginia markets in the Old
Belt growers sales and market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30
s2l9
Pay Only $I4 a Month

The sofa that leads double life smart living
room piece by day comfortable bed by
night Depending on your decor choose a Law
son style or a light-scale modern (A) covered
in brown or black (B) covered in brown, toast,
black or turquoise nylon fabric that will wear
and wear In matter of minutes, you arrange
for comfortable sleeping accommodations for two
on comfortable, Simmons innerspring mattress,
supported by all-steel spring base No need to
remove your bedding each morning just close
your Hide-a-bed, replace your cushions, and you
have comfortable sofa again
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
When Lottery Oversteps the Law Clearly Defined by Post Office

Lotteries of one sort or another nave been the tried means Of rais- Ing m oney of organizations throughout the country. The gov ertnment, of course, has frowned on any sort of gambling, and lot teries naturally came under the category.
 The use of the mails for pro- f1oting lotteries comes especially under the scrutiny of the Post Of lice Department. When is a lot tery not lottery is the question to be determined. Answers to many questions in this connection are given in a new brochure sup piled by the Post Office Depart ment.
 Lotteries always have three ele- ments chance, consideration and prize" But it is sometimes difficult to determine when all of these elements are present. There have been some interesting court decisions on whether "considera- tIonn is present. For example, where one must visit several stores to see if a prize has been won, this alone is not enough consider ati0n' to make the scheme a lot tery. Neither does registration at a store for a free drawing CT rel quired attendance at the drawing make the promotion lottery.
 The question of whether another major element of the lottery -- "chance''- present is also diff ferent to determine in many cases For example, there has been in years past legal question wheth- CT chance was involved when the prize amount was not definitely determined in advance. A Su- preme Court decision now holds such schemes do involve chance.
 There is one type of lottery, dear to the heart of Alaskans "Bingo"-where there is no ques-
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
KODIAK, ALASKA. MARCH 29, 1858

ad or news item. The law says newspapers which contain any list of lottery prizes cannot be car ried in the mails. This makes newspapers unmailable when they contain names of Irish Sweep stake winners. This applies also, of course, to announcements of Win- ners in other lotteries. An exam ample of this is Alaska's own classic, the Nenana Ice Pool.
 Bingo, as already explained, IS a lottery and cannot be advertised in any matter carried through the mails. Even is there is no men, tion of the name of the game, and the advertisement merely carries the word party or games" or the familiar 1$' sign, the matter is still unmaiIable.
 However, an exception from the general rule dDOuI lottery lnfOf- nation has been made for news paper articles which have a news value in their own right, where the lottery element is only incidental
 The reader may wonder at times why the earth-shaking event of winning a car or radio or big sum of money does not appear in the newspapers, yet these occur rences in connection with radio and nv programs make the head lines regularly. It should be stressed that it is necessary for all three elements prize, chance, and consideration, be present in plan in order for 1t to De held
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29

tion that chance is involved. Us ually, consideration and prize are present, and it becomes a lottery.
 On the other hand, skill" rath- CT than chance, is present legally in the familiar "best letter con test' where the entrant writes 50 words or lesson why he likes a specific product. Until recently, guessing the beans in a jar had been held to be partly skill, be- cause a skilled mathematician could approximate the number of beans. But change in the law put bean guessing into the possi- ble lottery category. Of course, the scheme still is not a lottery if there is no consideration" charg- cd to enter.
 On the other hand, a fishing contest which, as most fisher men will concede, involves some chance are exempted by law from lottery classification if not conducted, even where there are fishing license fees and prizes or trophies
 Besides the question about chance, consideration and prizes. lotteries raise interesting ques- tions about wha. may be publish cd concerning them, For example, the term advertisement" applies to any newspaper notice relative to lottery, whether it is a paid
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29

lottery,
 What makes it so difficult is that life itself is made up Of these three elements, and there are those who contend it, too, is lot tery.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
NOTICE

The Christian Science Society in the Chapel Annex on the Base. of Kodiak holds services & Sun- day School every Sunday at II am.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
\

If you can not get us on ph0ns 3131, call 43O3 for oil delivery. Ot flee hours, pm. to 5 pm. MoD- day through Thursday, ! pm. to 1 pm. Friday.
 THOMPSON TRANSFER s
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-29
NOTICE

The Montmartre Inn will be open Sunday afternoons. Special Family dinners will De served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
WORD CANE

Find Is or more words IN
PUCK Z r s
mean draws up into wrinkles"
Average is IS words; time limit.
rs minutes.
Rules OF the same. Words must
be OF four or more letters 2 Words
which acquire four letters BY the ads
dition Of =" such a. bats" eats"
are not used, q Only one form Of q
word "a used. 4. Proper names are
not used
Answer 10 VERIFIED
reef. refed ride, rife. rive. ivied. feed,
fervid fever, hred dye freed fried.
deer. defer. deher. deiner. derive. dire.
diver. drive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE

SIA6E
ARENA-'The Apollo of Belac" and The Browning
Version
CATHOLIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS starting Friday
NATTONAI-"Watz Of the Toreadors"; with Berry Field
and Melvyn Douglas; starting February TO-
SHUBERT-"Ths Is Google" with Kim Hunter and James
DAILY: starting tomorrow
SCREEN
AAlBASSADOR-"The Deep Six: with Alan Ladd.
CAPTTOL-"Seven Hills Of Rome; with Mario LAMA:
starting Saturday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County: starting Thursday
DUPONT-"Albert Schweitzer" and Helen Keller Her
Story: starting Wednesday.
MacARTHUR-"A Novel Affair; with Margaret Leighton
and Ralph Richardson.
INTERCOLLEGIATE Deep Six; with Alan Ladd.
ONTARIO-"Tbe Bosho Ballet" with Ulanova; starting
Thursday.
PAL4AcE-"FareweI to Arms": with Rock Hudson.
TRAN6-LUX-"Bonjour Tristesse": with Jean Seberg;
starting Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Bing's New Bride
Will Continue
Movie Career

HOLLYWOOD CR. The
fact that Kathryn Grant.
actress. Is now Mrs. Bing
Crosby. may have bolstered
her credit rating but she VOWS
1t viii have no effect on her
career.
I'm q girl from q small
Texas town who came to
Hollywood to come an
actress and that's the way It
It," she said on the set Of
"Gunman's Walk" in which
she is co-starred with Van
Helm and Tab Hunter. It's
the picture that postponed
her honeymoon with Bing.
And she has Bing's bless
ing.
IF my work made 1t i'm
possible for me to become q
good wife. then believe me I
would quit. Bing viii always
come first. And besides I
have so much nervous energy
which ! can't work OF in Just
housewifely chores.
Bling bought me q new
vacuum cleaner and I was
thrilled to push it around
like any new bride would be.
But how long would that
last?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Actor Froncioso Likes
Method, Within Reason

the Broadway production OF
"A Hatful Of RAIN" opposite
Shelley Winters. whom he
later married.
The kicking episode came
about when she objected TO
having their pictures taken
together In q courthouse
corridor on the same day
that Franciosa was being d.
vorced from his first wife.
He was sentenced to 90
days. with 80 days suspended.
and placed on probation for
two years.
In jail. Franciosa said. his
acting background brought
him neither III treatment nor
special favor.
They had me on the irri-
cation crew, hauling heavy
aluminium pipe from place TO
place on the farm" he re-
called. 1T was tough at FIRST
because my muscles weren't
exactly toned for that sort
Of thing.
THE other prisoners. for
the most part. paid little at
tention TO me. A few asked
for autographs or consoled
me about the sentence which
they regarded as a snap
compared TO their own terms.
and the rest treated me like
everybody else"
Franciosa said his jail
mates had few complaints
about the way Hollywood de-
picted prison life. "but one
young boy. q dope addict. said
he had seen me In the movie
version OF "A Hatful Of Rain
and didn't believe II was .
true picture"
They May Help
Man. he said. No addict
goes through the tortures
that Don Murray did. ! feel a
lot calmer. u get cold sweats
and / can't sleep but I don't
suffer-"
At which point. Franciosa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
BY HUGH A. MULLIGAN
Associated Press writer


NEW YORK.--While Actor
Anthony Franciosa was serv-
ing q To-day sentence for
kicking q newspaper photog-
rapher. his fellow inmates
at the Los Angeles County
Farm kept plying him with
the same question.
Say. pal" they would
side up and ask. "if they put
you in one OF them convict
movies. the part ought TO
come easy. huh?"
As an honor graduate Of
the famed Actors Studio.
where students are taught to
live their roles as much as
possible. Franciosa found the
question intriguing.
I'm q devout believer In
the method" he said over
. plate Of scrambled eggs In
q Broadway restaurant. but
/ don't think II Is necessary
for q person to SO to jail in
order to play a convict, any
more than ! think an actor
has to hold up q bank TO
portray a bank robber.
Imagination Is q very i'm
portant tool to the actor. It's
possible that II / had to play
a prisoner and did not have
the actual experience ! could
do a much better job by
creating the part imagina-
lively.
Hypothetical Problem
cts also possible that
having had the experience I
might not do as well. The
imaginative kick would be
gone"
So far. the problem Is
hypothetical.
Franciosa. q tall, soft
spoken young man Of 20 with
dark wavy hair and sad
brown eyes. has no hard
boiled convict roles in his i'm
mediate acting future.
II played those types In
on Broadway productions but
never in pictures" he said.
In Long Hot Summer" q
movie soon TO be released
that's based on william
Faulkner's novel The Ham
let" he plays a tragically
frustrated Southern boy who
tries desperately TO live up TO
the ideal his father has ere
ated for him.
When he fails" said
Franciosa. his voice growing
sad as II the mood were still
upon him. the pain Is so
acute that he tries to kill
the father. whom he loves
and respects. by burning
down q barn"
Won Broadway Acclaim
Regarded by many as the
greatest acting find since
Marion Brando. Franciosa
first won critical acclaim In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

NEW YORK R.--A direct
descendant of Louis XIV's
playwright Moliere Is being
sought. The reward: A trip
from France to q Broadway
opening.
Reason for the search Is
that the producers Of the up
coming musical. The Care
free Heart" thought It would
be nice to have one Of the
old masters heirs on hand
to view the entertainment
which Is based upon Moliere's
"A Doctor in Spite Of Him
self"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
SCREEN

continued. another. some-
what older addict came up
and demanded. what are
you talking about7 Are you
crazy? feel exactly like that
Don Murray did"
Witnessing such slices Of
life. the New York born actor
admitted. might someday
prove beneficial in his career.
Fright now. ! don't know"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

he said. Time. ! guess. will
tell. Director Ella Kazan says
there's o time In every actors
life when he should stop
seeking experience in life and
ind It in books. Maybe for
me that time has come"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
FRENCH GIRL FROM IOWA
|Wunts q Western
With an Accent

HOLLYWOOD. R.-curt
Jurgens. the European star.
is getting Americanized much
faster than most foreign
actors.
Now that he's over here
making For Love or Money"
for Universal-International.
he's asked the studio to put
him in q Western.
i don't know II audiences
are ready yet for q Western
star who would say: Dey
vent thatavay."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

your house for dinner. dear,
remember" came a cool re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

your house for dinner, dear,
remember" came a cool re-
tort.
YugOslav Celebration
Earlier in the day. the Yugo-
slav Naval Attache and Nine.
Radelic entertained at a cock
tail party to celebrate their
country's Navy Day.
Well over 100 guests were
invited from $50 to $50 at
the Yugoslav Military, Naval
and Air Attache Office build
ing.
In the absence of Ambas-
sador and Nine. Mates, the
Charge d'Affaires and Nine.
Primozic attended the party.
Other guests were Naval At
taches and their wives from
other embassies as well as q
large group from the Yugo-
slav military stationed here.
Among those invited from
the United States Navy were
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bar
tholomew Hogan. Rear Adj
miral and Mrs. C. c. Kirk
patrick and Capt. and Mrs.
j. w. Waterhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

play Of daughter. Karen,
while the baby, 0iana is up
stairs taking her nap.
Il had to put myself on a
regular work schedule. This
Is the only way I can average
the As designs that I create
each season." the busy young
designer states.
She does her own sketch
ing. is on the phone frequent
ly with the manufacturing
firms when @ final ok. is in
the works, and makes trips
to New York to scout fabrics
and trims.
She goes to Philadelphia
twice a season to coordinate
her sketches with the fabrics
Of the manufacturer and as
she says, then I get to work."
Is it all working out? Nick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

the Forchielli family was
fated TO live permanently.
Just recently they moved
back to Washington with the
newest home addition-Giana
who's 8 months old. Nickelli
hung up her free-lance chill
dren's design single once
again.
Most Of her designs are
made up in sizes 3 to 6x when
they are not In the crib set
category.
For the holiday line which
will be merchandised in stores
throughout the country by
the Philadelphia manufac-
turers. Nickelli has come up
with some fashion specifics
like
COTTON sATINs with lace
trims (all washable, Of
course). q. VELVETEENS /.
AND SHEERS with lace to
match.
EMPIRE TRAPEZE sill
houettes that are perfect for
the tummies of the toddlers
covering them in a most
fashionable, C mfortabl e
manner.
COLORS that children
adore like shocking pink,
banana yellows, iris tones,
melon, gold, true red. and
lots of orangey flashes.
She likes using plaids,
pleated skirts, and having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
Country Fair
Is Planned

AL Marah estate on River
Road, will be open on septem-
Der 20 from l pm. to 6 pm. to
all the Republicans Of Mont
gomery County and their
friends.
The COP County Fair and
Campaign Rally. will be spon-
sored by the Federation Of
Republican Women of Mont
gomery County. under the
Craftsmanship Of Mrs. w.
Newal Howell of Rockville.
The "Y'all Come" event will
feature a pick and poke
booth, a country store. wild
west shooting gallery, plus a
variety Of refreshments,
Mrs. Mary E. Caldwell,
candidate for County Coun-
Gil, is chairman Of the mile
long" patron list which will
include hundreds Of names Of
COP notables in the County.
Mrs. Ruth Montgomery.
chairman of entertainment,
has lined up two hours of
square and round dancing.
Tickets are free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
BY ELEM
star Fashion Writer

One thing is certain
Nicky Forchielli's two little
daughters are certainly not
able to say they haven't @
thing to wear.
AS a free-lance designer for
children's clothes, Nickelli Gas
her design label reads) has
found the children are In
deed an asset and most as
suredly an inspiration.
Turning from high fashion
design TO children's fashions
came about when her first
daughter was born.
Her former salon on Con-
necticut Avenue was o busy
place with diplomats wives.
congressmen's wives, and
women from residential So
ciety wanting to wear q
Nickelli Original.
Came Karen 3Ha years ago,
and the old career VS.. mar
riage and home tug-of-war
began.
MY husband, Gino. and I
feel we're old fashioned and
that the children come first.
Also I've never had a maid
and with a large house it was
not so easy to keep UP a Gus
tom design operation. That's
why when I found / could
design children's clothes on
q free-lance basis I felt I had
really found my design
niche" she says.
Nickelli's fashion career is
an impressive one.
She started out cutting
paper dolls like most little
girls. Only as she grew older
the doll dresses grew into
cocktail clothes, tailored suits,
and fabulous evening dresses.
She attended Pratt Insti-
tute in New York and for
seven years was on Seventh
Avenue designing junior miss
formal wear. She then worked
in Chicago moving to Wash
ington eight years ago when
she was married.
A couple Of years ago the
family moved to Sanford.
Fla. where Nickelli went into
the business Of manufacturing
children's clothes.
This followed a stint of
freelance designing for the
crib set for the firm of Alexis
in Atlanta, Ga; a blouse line
for Judy Kent, and Mitey
Miss coordinates and play
wear, for New York firms.
But Florida wasn't where