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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22

The health director said Ne has
heard Of many complaints and that
Judging by the tone in which they
are lodged citizens are not too
happy about the situa ton.
Results Soon
He said that the community can
have an elimination program that
is effective within two weeks with
careful and continuous removal Of
breeding places.
Here Is what he advises for every
family and business proprietor
drain all stagnant water in pools
and bitches. remove all receptacles
that held water such as sagging
house cutters, cans. bottles and
unused outside auto tires.
Dr. Clements said tires left out
side arc ideal for mosquito breeding.
and that they arc hard 10 empty
OF water lie suggested use of a
little mosquito lava poison in
tires. DOT Or Paris green. used
properly and in minute quantities.
VIII be most effective and not ex-
penslve These can also be used
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
Fire Levels Home
Thursday Before
Alarm Sounded

The home Of LinWood Irving
about five miles from Farmville on
the back Hampden-Sydney road.
was destroyed by fire Thursday
afternoon. The first demolished the
house so fast that no attempt was
made to call the fire department.
R. L. St. John and Shorty
Lane. servicemen for Farmville
Electric Appliance Company. hap
pened by the house while it was
burning. and pushed Irvings car
away from the burning building.
P. F. Gay. Farmville fire chief,
said the car undoubtedly would
have burned also, except for the
action Of St. John and Lane.
Mrs. Irving was away from the
house when the fire started. She
was picking plums in a nearby
grove.
Irving, colored man. is en-
ployed at Farmville Iron and Metal
Company He was left with only the
clothing he Wore TO work that
morning, and his wife had only the
clothes she woe to pick plums.
Gay said Clothing and furniture
may be left at the Farmville Fire
House and local firemen will see
that it is delivered 10 TIE couple.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
McCann Opposes
Abbitt Without
District Backing

Frank NJ Mccain Appomastox
attorney and a Republican, VIII op-
pose watkins NJ Abb.tt. incWnb~n.
Fourth District Gong eeman With
out official support OF the disssct
COP organization
Deadline for the Republicans Nj
nominate an 'orgaaizatgnal csn1--
date passed July = without formal
acton by The COP
McCann. p. nov intends ID ne
Independently after securing the re-
quisite number Of signatures on Ills
petition He has until July . 70 ac-
complish this.
The district organization felt that
the November general election did
net present tpropitiousT tma to
Offer opposition, according to Harry
H Vaughan, Of HopeWell. chairman.
Mccain was not an official dele
gate to last weeks State Republican
convention at Roanoke, where he
announced bis intention to oppose
Congressman Abbitt He was pre-
sented to the convention by State
Senator Ted Dalton,
His action was endorsed BY !
Lee Potter. chairman of the state
Republican organization, giving
credence to the belief that he may
get backing by individual party
members
Mccain said he decided to run in
support of his belief in the two
party system. and because he felt
opposition was good for politics
and the public
The heavily Democratic Fourth
District, without Republican
candidate during the whole Of Alb
bits tenure. covers 10 Southside
Virginia counties.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22

4 ihird feTson has baen im.
Il ] y =" p Ell gs'7' !, a''' ''''' 'o'
7sn,4 Il v..,,.u, }. !, u
Richmond wa, rccusad u tak,nc
part in the robbery Of the 5l-year-
eld D4'l~yn native who YES WORK.
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Nh "''i-s Il nosN'
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{ "'N9 = y r ''o'oniA'''
I~aiiiN i'lt'y hqfA AWa-' heailAR Y
Ccoehlsnd III murder and hearings
ia t5aatlco oH lhe ro3be Y charge
v. ,s 4. .4g. .,o .aa,
~ "'-'' 'i.' '' 49,. ''T ~ 'ie'i'
f-co has 1een Nit 'ar AnHusi Z
The police officials said It was
Will,aY,,e- 9o.calihra rffia that w.,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
Sears, Roebuch
10 Open Catalos
Sales Office Here


Scars. Roebnck and Company
will open a Catalcg Sales Office
ea~ly next month in the renovated
Cralle Building on Main street in
Farmville. according to an an
nouncement today by Richard f
Cralle.
The concern VIII occupy the
south half of the building. which
Cralle said VIII Be ready for Dr.
cupancy By the end Of July
The building manager SAID his
negotiations with the vast mail Dr.
der and retail firm lndlcs te tier
plans a~e 70 open here August i
or shortly thereafter
Try-Out Featured
Cralle said t h e Catalog Sales
Office viii serve primarily as a
demonstration and customer try
cut service Orders placed as IT,
slllt of dealings there VIII be filled
overnight according to his eXpla-
nation. Special interior installations
have been made to facilitate such
business
Sears. Rocbuck and Co. ware
houses III Virginia and nearby
states viii ship materials on DR.
ders taken through the Fasanvil.e
store
The company has al tady started
efforts Ia recruit MANAGERIAL and
sales personnel from this area n
anticipation Ct the torthcoRing
opening
Much Renovating
The Crane Building a twn-and-
a-half story hotel al one time wls
DESTROYED By fire last October AT
that time II was occupied by The
Advance Store and the Garland and
HarWood Insurance agency
In restoration. II has been re-
constructed as a one-story. iwo-
store building of l20-feet depth.
Each half has "a 25-feet frontage on
Main street Plans provide far air
conditioning III both halves
Gale said Saturday be has not
vet closed NEGOTIATIONS with pro-
specfive occupants Of rs ether
halt Of the restored building
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
10 Club Members
Earn Herald's
New York Trip

Miss Betty Lou Morris. OF Amelia
Miss Nancy Watkins and Miss Patsy
Watkins. of Farmville, completed
the quota Of 1884 points to win the
Herald's all-expense paid trip to
New York. Miss Nancy Watkins
earned enough points to win the trip
for her sister Miss Patsy Watkins.
They Join l6 others previously an
nounced. including. Miss Betty Ruth
Simpson, r |. Farmville. Garland
Jones, RID. Dillwyn. Miss Margaret
Whltlock. Gainesville. Miss Barbara
Yancey. Farmville, Miss Gail Ash
man. R 8, Amelia, Mrs. Owen
Dunkley, Farmville. Mrs. Ben Ber
sch, R 3, Cumberland, Mrs. j. T,
Nuckols H.. R 2. Cumberland. Mrs.
Leon Williams. Farmville. Mrs.
Lacy Rush. Dillwyn, Miss Mary
Lou Southall. Farmville, Mrs. Lewis
Rogers, of r l, Crewe, Miss Nancy
Bailey. OF Darlington Heights. Mrs.
William Pembleton, of Jetersville.
Mrs. Dramar Maxey. of Cumber-
land and Mrs. r. T. Walton, OF Pow
hatan.
Other Club Members
Other club members who are
reaching the quota are:
Mrs. Mary Hedrick, RS. Cumber-
land. Va
Mrs. Jack Moody, RI. Farmville.
Miss Carolyn Peters. Cunber-
land
Harry Simpson. Rice.
Mrs. Blaine Vance. R. /, Farm
vile.
Miss Franeda Southall. R. 1.
Farmville.
Miss Georgia Pigg, Rt. /, Burke
vile.
Mrs. Wilbur H. Crews, Howards-
vile.
Continued or page n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
J. III. Forbes, New
Lions President.
Describes Conclaye

Incoming president. James H.
Forbes. described the OIL or.ful
activities at the recent international
convention OF Lions Clubs at Chi
caso to feature the Farmville club S
luncheon meeting Friday.
His account Of the huge gathering
followed induction Of new officers
by W. E. Smith. former district
governor. Installed with Forbes
were Robert Burger, Dr.. r. G..
Landlord, Jr., and John Steck,
first, second and third vice presi-
dents respectively. j. H. Wamsley
tail twlster, Herbert Wood, lion
tanner. and H. E. Coffey, director.
Members gave retiring president,
o. Wayne Harper, a rising vote Of
thanks for his faithful and energetic
leadership Of the past year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22

in stagnant pools where domestic
animals do not frequent, he said
Shade Is Key
"Just remember that mosquitoes
use shade and frequent these places
to protect themselves, much as
humans must have protection from
the sun and heat
Don't feel YOU can eliminate the
insect BY spraying the bushes We
must eliminate breeding places if
VIC arc to enjoy on yards and sur
roundings.
Thy cleaning IN our premises We
serve not only ourselves and OUT
families. but our nice little town
that is beautifully created and Of
fers SO much of its population and
the surrounding area. the health
director pointed out
DR.. Clements said from a health
standpoint, he is most anxious to
see mosquitoes and other pests ellmi-
mated He urged fullest cooperation
with his suggested program Of ac-
ton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
Two Local Agents
Among Ten IN
State On Trip

Mr.. and Mrs J Nat Wilkcrson.
Of Prince Edward and Mr. and
Mrs. John Pu.ney Jr- of CNmb-
erland have won an all expense
paid TIP 70 Daytona Beach Fla
this week July 20
Wilkerson and Putney who are
insurance advisors for the Virginia
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance
Company won the trip for prodlIc-
ing more than 100000 Of life In
surance during the first four
months Of this year They are
among the ten advisors who won
the All-Star Contest in Virginia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
NotioaoI News Summary
Marines Land In
Lebanon AS All
Watch Middle East

Soviet Premier khruShche, called
of 4 five power cGnfercncy by
Tuesday 10 present thc outbreak Of
var II The Middle East. The in
viiation came Saturday night as U
5 Marines patrolled the streets in
Beirut Lebanon and Brltls h
troops We Oh duty I'll Jordan
81 uShchev asked the leaders Of
he Y 81 Britain France. and
nd.a 10 mnet with him III An effort
@ step military operations III tho
rcGbled Mideasi H. Also Suggested
in Secretary General Dag Ham
lafskiold should attend The State
Department promised prompt con
'ida a'ion Of the proposal but
Washington officials said privately
hey thought IT was just another
propaganda move
Secretary Of state Dulles, and
British Foreign Minister LLOYD
ndad emergency talks Oh The Mid
asst Saturday IN Washington They
eportcdly agreed that tho y s.
md Britain viii trv to stabilize the
situation as II now exists Oh
servers believe Anglo~American nj
erVcn,ioD n the Mideasi raises tWo
zig questions What viii Russia do,
md can the West S Arab allies be
estralned from making rctahtory
ttacks Oh the Now regime IN Trad
ind NasserS United Arab Repub-
ic2 Dulles and Lloyd are SAID TO
Dc confident that Russia Will not
Use armed troops. although the
Reds are expected 10 wage an In
tense war Of nerves They have
sent word to Iran. Turkey. and
other western allies asking them
not TO increase the danger of gen
eral war by attacking the neighbors
The Midesast crisis is confusing
and constantly changing To help
clarity the picture. lets review the
events Of the past week Monday
July IA Army elements sympathe-
tic to Nasser overthrow the govern
ment in Iraq and set up new re
gime Prince Abdul Hah, the king S
uncle and chief adviser. and strong
man Premier Nuri Said were slain
King Faisal is believed dead. Tues
day President Eisenhower sent u
S Marines to Lebanon to protect
American lives and property at the
request Of Lebanese President Cha
noun
Wednesday The mum ber Of
Continued on page n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
ke Birorre Week
Gypsies Make Bizorre Week
Story-B00k Visitors, Queen Depart

The chain Of events which made
Farmville a focal point of national
interest last week when Mrs. Rachel
Williams, queen Of a gypsy clan
was hospitalized at Southside Com
munity Hospital, ended Sunday.
BY voluntary action of her as
sociates. Mrs. Williams, who re-
sides at Wagon Wheel. near Lynch
burg. was transferred to Medical
College Of Virginia Hospital at
Richmond
A spokesman for the gypsy group
told j. H. James, hospital admin
strator, that his personal physician
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22

was available at Richmond and that
they had reached agreement to
70 have her taken there.
When the ambulance bearing the
queen left Sunday afternoon the
clansmen boarded their automobiles
to follow That convoy's departure
ended one Of the community 5
more bizarre weeks in recent
memory.
The chain Of events started at
Victoria last Tuesday when Mrs.
Williams and two grandchildren
Dina and Johnny. were injured in
Continued on page ID
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
Drive TO Finish Paying For
Swimming Pool Set July %
Matched Dollar
Donation TO Re
For Dollar

Plans for a Fill the pool fund
irlVe were unveiled Friday night
Al a meeting called BY A N. Fore.
2. F Wilson and p T. Atkinson
Who have headed the swimming
pool fund drive since the project
vas undertaken last year
Fore explained the drive plan.
&c said a group Of very civic
minded individuals in Farmville
have underWritten fund OF 5000
which will be used to match do
nations made on the coming drive.
In other words, Fore explained.
every dollar that is donated OF
pledged in this drive will actually
be two dollars for the pool
Fore said the original fund drive
last fall brought in s38, 102 in cash
with some $4,000 still outstanding
in pledges The cost OF the pool
increased from the original esti-
mate Of $4,000 and the present fund
drive must bring in some SIP 900
TO meet the Indebtedness on the
pool.
Starts Next Monday
The actual campaign will start
Monday, July "a. The town has
been divided into about u slices.
with a group of three persons in
charge Of contracting every person
in each slice The three captains
have been asked to recruit however
much help is needed to cover their
area completely
Included in the campaign area
will be Hampden-Sydney and sur
rounding areas of Farmvllle. such
as Miinwood Road, and out 10
Dowdy's Corner.
II was pointed out that people in
this area have donated approx
mately one million dollars to com
munity projects in recent years, in
GLIDING this pool, the hospital. com
mnnlty chests, etc.
Must Provide For Future
?. T Atkinson, said We must
provide place to allow our Young
people to develop under the best
circumstances. And he pointed with
pride to the excellent reception OF
the swimming pool. which opened
July a.
Fore said the recreation area
around the pool would be developed
to provide wholesome entertain
tainment for all members of the
family. The swimming pool is lust
the first step in the ambitious pro-
gram envlsioned BY the Farmvillc
Memorial Recreation Association.
II is anticipated that with the
pool completed, and when it is
paid for. the area will soon bios
som out with baseball and football
fields. tennis courts. picnic areas,
etc The Recreation Association
owns approximately 30 acreas of
land surrounding the pool, accord
ing to w. B. Wall. association
president
Deductible
The campaign chairmen pointed
out that gifts to the pool are de-
ductible for income tax purposes.
and that We are in a new income
tax year from last years drive.
1t was suggested that the drive
DC completed by August |, if pos
slble. and that pledges be made
only for y months in advance.
I'VE can make our goal Akin
son said. "if we tackle it with a
do and win spirit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
Amelia Negro
Dies In Wreck

Granville Davis. 2l-vear-old
Negro. Of Ri |, Amelia. was killed
instantly Saturday afternoon when
the car he was driving wrecked
about a mile east of Amelia on
State Route 629.
Three more deaths over the week
end brough the state highway death
toll UP to AIS compared to 447 at
the same time las. year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
HeoIth Director Soys:
Heoth Director Says
Eradication Effort AT Homes, Stores
Answer To Town Mosquito Complaints

An official Farm
vile united
or Edward County Health
called
TO d
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
July May Break
a-Month 5 trins
of Rain Excess


Ur TO The PRESENT J'lv appears
destined n b oak The e'ght-m nth
strire n % syca;ivr 3a-day periods
Of excess am Which Started last
November
Normally one Of tie wc;tes,
~ tas ~ MI fhe year. i.As July
has dep stcd only til cc-aaartcrs
an inch n ram a. n" Farmvill
Weailay station according % y
F. s.r.pl.n. fetal oDse .vcf
III i normal july tho month
br'a2s about Nvc inches 81 plccip.
tatiOu
Heaviest fall came hast Tuesday
when 2. OF an inch was recorded
Fridays ram. which lcn heavily n
many sur ounding areas. added
only II Of an inch at Farmvllla
1io tWa ioe iher gave " " un
inch shy Of haif-inch
lol the WAX
Sliaht Eairs Hurt
Iast ~rallv beneficial rain AZ
Far,ay,llc fer da.np M o,hour
neg,od az Ji,ne 26.o- when str,,ljn
recorded l3 inches Tha weather
man obs, WIS TIA. Slight rains such
aS those this month often hurt be-
cause II the tendency NJ roots to
turn upward seeking tho moisture
acar tao surface
Tho Farm lIc sration has been
enrnrfhlnr ~ u .ath.r ornhan
th,s n,on,h n7aa, s.atsans gn o,her
saeflons az PRIME Edward and adj.
ia,ninc canptt renart.ra gond
rai,s
e,as.
ccn-.rea III Isarn,,lle and ly,ns
along thc Annonat,ox rtvo,. fo- !
shor, d,stance fron, ,bo town III.
neare ~ NJ n short NJ vacuum
v,,h ~ ,.tn. cstol,nr .rottnd ta
fll elsewhere
!,
~ '1iifs, 4AW''N "'il RAI'thS ~
s'HsctA.@ p ipiI' 'i'oi An
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22
Doctor CT Pedagogy
Norris Harvey viii Confer
Honorar:yDegree OnLCDean

College the
Pedagogy. Charlie
Harvey Coilasc's
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-22

Farmville meets Buckingham
here tonight, Monday. in a make
up summer league game. Play off
preliminarics will feature Farm
vile against Buckingham Tues
day, Friday and Saturday. II
necessary.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-09

and sons, Cornelia Dr., spent
last Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Reynolds, in Greenwich.
Mrs. Ray Grover, II Berk-
shire Dr., is to be Chairman of
the March of Dimes in the Viii
lage. Her workers will be listed
next week.
Tommy, David, Richard and
Kenneth Marthe, together with
their mother, attended the an
nual family Christmas gathering
at the home of their grandpar-
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Sund 4,
of Solon, on Sunday Dec. 80.
Their sister and brother in =
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Merritt,
of Chardon, were also present.
They also visited at the home
of Mrs. Fred Johnson, Chagrin
Falls, on Tuesday, and on last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman DoelfS and fami-
ly, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tasky and family, in Cleveland.
Tommy also spent a few days
vacation at the home of his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
er Marthe and son, in Cleve-
land.
Visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Bender and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-09

mother, Mrs. Ward Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Grover,
Berkshire Dr., entertained Mr.
and Mrs. c. L. Cochran, and
family, of Kiwanis Lake, last
Sunday evening. Miss Edwena
KoSharko, of Newbury, grand
daughter of the Gorver'S, is
spending a few weeks at their
home.
Mrs. Floyd Weeks, Turner DR..
spent last Friday at the home of
her sister and brother in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Austin, of
Cleveland.
The Girl Scouts went Christ
mas caroling throughout the
Village, then returned to the
Hall where they had hot choco-
late and cookies, and exchanged
gifts.
Cub Scout Den II made nap
kin holders at their last meet
ing, which they gave to their
mothers for Christmas pre-
sentS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Marthe
spent New Years eve at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
clarke, in Hambden. The
Clarke's formerly lived on Gore
don DR..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Falherty
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-09

meeting of the new year was
held on Monday. Richard Grant,
Stanley Novak, Betty Parr and
Ida Vargo, former council mem
berS, were again sworn in by
Mayor Creighton for their new
term in office. Mrs. Bernice
Weeks, treauSrer, and Mrs. JeS-
sic Marthe, clerk, were also
also sworn in.
William Adams, of 1853 Turner
Dr., is a new member of COun-
Gil and was also given an oath
Of office. Harold Gencope, l24
Goredon Dr., is also a new coun-
Gilman, but was unable to at
tend the meeting, so will be
sworn in by the mayor at a lat
er date.
Richard Grant was again APP
pointed as president pro tenn;
B e t ty Parr and Ida Vargo,
members of finance committee;
Stanley Novak, william Adams
and Harold Gencope to be men,
berS of the road committee;
Richard Grant, Stanley Novak
and Ernest Bender are emberS
of the administrative board.
A special meeting of Council
will be held on Monday evening,
Jan. 13, at 7:30 pm. to discuss
and approve the new appropria-
tionS ordinance for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Adams
and family, Turner DR., attend
ed a family Christmas gathering
at the home of her brother and
sister in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Murray, in Chardon
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Leyde and
family, Turner Dr., were also
present. On last Wednesday ev-
ening, the Adams family visited
at the home of his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Warner and son, in Chardon.
Visiting at the home of Mr.
! anu Nll D. INCiulC I'll obCNCAAos "A
quilla Rd., last Saturday were
his brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Stevens, fl m
North Madison. On Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Laing and fami-
ly, of Concord, visited with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Roberts
and family, Auuilla Rd., spent
Christmas at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Lee, in Leroy. Donald Lee Ro'
berts, of the Navy, spent the
holidays with his parents, anc
will report back to duty al
Newport, Rhode Island, on Jan
uary 10. He will go aboard the
U. S. S. Roam (DD853). The Ro'
berts family were Sunday din
ner guests at the home of his