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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

End and 4th Mondays at S:
P. M, Mrs. Odessie Hall, Presi-
dent. The Youth Choir meets
at the church each Tuesday
evening at 6: P. NJ, Master
Herman Marshall, President,
Mrs. OdesSie Hall, Advisor
and Miss Elizabeth Murphy,
Sec. The Senior Choir meets
the same evening at TOO, Mr..
George Murphy, President,
Mrs. Jennie B. Dunn, Vice and
Mrs. Barbara Selmer, Sec.
WEDNESDAY, $50 P. M,
Weekly Prayer Meeting with
the officers in charge.
The Weekly Sunday School
and Teachers Class of the
Jackson Street Branch YMCA
meets each Friday evening at
7:30 P. M. at the YMCA Build
ing. This class is organized
for the benefit of all inter-
ested in Religious Education.
On last Sunday morning the
class was the special guests of
the Mt. Calvary Sunday
School. The class received a
deep and warm reception. Mr..
B. Woodhouse, ST., represent
ed the class during the teach
ing period and the lesson was
beautifully taught by him. 9th
er members present from the
YMCA Class were: Messrs
Henry Brown, Harold Green
and Richard Prince, the YMCA
Secretary. All Sunday School
officials are invited to attend
the class each Friday from
7::30 to $50 P. M. Remember,
if you wish to teach tomor-
row, we must learn today. Any
Sunday School that desires the
class to visit them, may con-
tact Mr.. Richard Prince at
Phone: 1146. Mr.. Frank Sum-
mers, Chairman, Mr.. B. Wood
house, ST., Assistant and Mr..
Harold Green, Sec.
The Mt. Peran Lodge A. F.
& A. NJ, will meet at the Ma
sonic Temple, 723 Grove st. on
the 4th Wednesday evening of
this month. This will mark
the second last meeting of the
year. We therefore urge all
members to be present to at
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

called into the great beyond,
February 2. We had a fine
time at Calvary because it was
nice to be together again. 1t
didn't last for long for on Mar.
Is, we lost another usher, Sis.
Octavia Thomas. Although our
hearts were saddened we knew
that some one had to carry on.
April 81, was another sad day
for us, because Bro. John
Brooks, a very faithful mem
Der and past chaplain of the
City-Wide Ushers was called to
rest. In travelling this Chris
tian journey, the way becomes
hard at times, but it is always
a comfort to know that God
never leaves us alone
On May II, a wedding was
held at Shiloh, which was
quite surprise to some of
us, when Sis. Salome Curry,
our President and Bro. Char
lie Wright marched to the al
tar. This was a most enjoy
able afternoon and later at
Zion Travellers and Mt. Pill
grim, some of the various
Boards showered the couple
with many useful gifts.
On June 20, the fourth link
in our chain was broken for
we lost Sis. Carry Sanders, but
we are grateful people and
realized Gods will must be
done.
We have noticed the follow
ing items this year: /. Bright
Morning Star has raised the
highest amount of money this
year with Spring Hill second
and Mt. Olive No. l, third. 2.
Mt. Carmel has the largest
number of ushers on their
Board with Calvary second and
Rock of Ages and Shiloh third.
3. We have total of 242
ushers throughout the city. 4.
Two new churches joined us
this year and one former mem
Der came back. 5. We had 6
churches to go into recession
this year. The report of the
money raised this year is as
follows: please note that
money taken up for Mission
airy work and the poor offer
ings are not counted in these
totals c AL " AR Y $211.55,
Miss Charity Adams, ASS; Mrs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

well taught by all teachers
with encouraging remarks be-
ing given by the Supt. Miss
w. ID. Logan and Miss Elmira
Williams, Secretaries; Mrs.
Velma Davis, Supt., Rev. lines,
Pastor.
MONDAY: 7::3O The Warren
County Sunday School Con-
vention Workers Council met
with Pres. Chiplin in charge.
Lesson taught by Mrs. r. B.
Straughter, which was spirit
ual and inspiring. All Sunday
Schools of the city are invited
to meet Nov. "a at Bright
Morning Star Church on Mea-
dow st. We have a message for
you. Please bring a Bible and
your Sunday School Book.
Mrs. r. B. Straughter, Mr.. Rob-
ert Broome, Instructors. Mrs.
A. L. Davis, Sec., Mrs. G. L.
Powell Acting Sec, Mr.. Chip
lin, Pres.
The Officers, Junior Choir
and Members of all Depart
ments of the church, along
with other churches and
friends from several states,
joined in celebrating the An
niversary of Rev. S. S. lines
as pastor of Jerusalem M. B.
Church in Clarksdale. Mrs.
lines was also honored on this
occasion. The charming and
popular couple received gifts
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

SICK AND SHUT-INS: Bro.
H. Armstead, Usher; Bro. Da-
vid VIM, Deacon; Mother
Matilda Robinson, Mother
Mary Frances Williams, Sis.
Jessie Bell Williams a mem
Der of the Senior Choir and
other.
MONDAY, $50 Junior Choir
Rehearsal, Sis. Rosetta Cant,
Directress; $50, Senior Choir,
Sis. Juanita Holmes, Pres,
Sis. NJ. E. Aadams, Vice. WE'D
NESDAY, 7: P. M. Prayer
Meeting.
ATTENTION P L E A S E:
Some Prophet said that on
Oct. &c, Bright Morning Star
Ushers we're planning to raise
1000 for 1859. They can sure
raise it with the Lords help.
Our best wishes are with the
Ushers TO this church.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

Stalis, ASS; Poor Offering,
2.76. 1 RAvELERS REST,
Sl94-99; City Wide Treasurer,
Sol; Poor Offering, 2.16. SHI-
LOH,: $287.72; Poor Offering,
l.55. OAK GROVE, s156.51;
Mr.. Terry Slaughter, 8.26; Poor
Offering, 1.63. ZION TRAVEL
Eho' Sl29.14; Bro. chatham,
6-2o; Poor Offering, 2.21. MT.
PILGRIM, $125.9O; Miss Mar
agret Jones, 3.O6; Poor Offer
ings, ESQ. BRIGHT MORNING
STAR $6Se.s3; Floral All;
Poor Offering, 1856. ST. Pc
TER, $226.85; Mrs. Pricilla
Stewart, 3.82; Poor Offering,
l.23. BETHEL A. M. E., $780,
IL; Poor Offering, 100. ROCK
Or AGES, S2O6.59; Poor Of
fering, 2.73. SPRING HILL,
S523.74; City Wide Treasurer,
2.2O; Poor Offering, 2.36. Pill
GRIM REST, $195.37; Poor Of
fering, EOS. MT. CARMEL,
S1O8.63; Poor Offering. 1852.
HOLLY GROVE, $78.79; Mas
ter Charley Bell, 800; Poor
Offering, 1872. c E N T r A l.
CHRISTIAN, SLABS; Poor Of
fering, PAP. P L E A S A N T
GREEN, $121.01; Poor Offer
ing, 1859; MT. OLIVE NO. /,
$3l9.44; Rev. Bunche, 4.50;
Poor Offering, 2.44. GOSPEL
TEMPLE, $142.O4; Mrs. Lu-
ellie Johnson, Asa; Poor Of
fering, 3.24; ST. LUKE, $208.-
IS; Poor Offering, 2.61. MT.
P | l. G R l M Highway 81 &c.
$127.34; Poor Offering, lat.
KING DAVID NO. l, $317.71;
Mr.. H. Armstead, $50; Poor
Offering, 2.3O; POLIO PEW
RALLY, $241.5O; Poor Offer
ing, $5.57. DONATION TO OF
FICERS, $49.79. Grand Total
for the year, $5,305.61. Our
Hymn: Father | Stretch My
Hand To Thee; Our Song,
''Sing the Wondrous Love of
Jesus; Our Motto - "If every
usher was just like me, what
would this Usher Board Be?
UShers, we are winding up
another year of great work.
We have toiled through the
heat and rain, sometimes tired
and heavy burdened and only
God, who watches over us at
all times has brought us thus
far. We as UsherS should
strive to do better in the flu
ture than we have done in the
past, for we know not when
the end shall be. 1t is always
wise to keep daily watch.
There will come a time when
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PAGE FIVE

and a cash purse. This was
his 9th year of faithful and
loyal service to this church
and prominent leaders, mem
bers and friends throughout
the city and states gathered
to pay tribute to them. The
Anniversary Sermon was de-
livered by Rev. B. c. Gladly,
pastor of First Baptist Church
of Clarksdale who used for
his theme: "a Long Distant
Call"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

YEARS REPORT OF THE
CITY-WIDE USHERS: The
City-Wide Ushers, with the
help of the Almighty has al
most completed another sue
cessful year. We did not start
with all of those who helped
us land last year for we were
minus one of our fellow ush-
ers, Bro. John Curry who was
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

THE JOLLY FELLOWS So
CIAL CLUB will sponsor a
Party, Wednesday night at
$3.50 P. M. at the United Grill,
627 Cherry Street. The public
is invited. There will be no
admission. Refreshments will
be free
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

THE MANY FRIENDS OF
MRS. M. B. WILSON will re-
gret to know that she is now
confined to her home because
of illness.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

BRIGHT MORNING STAR
CHURCH NEWS - Rev. S. S.
lines, Pastor, Sis. Theresa
Sims, Church Clerk; Sis. Lou
bertha Chiles, Building Fund
Clerk; Sis. Virginia Flowers,
Pianist. SUNDAY, Nov. 9;
Sunday School with Supt. Da-
Wis in charge. The lesson was
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

CALVARY M. B. CHURCH
NEWS - Rev. r. T. Strong,
Pastor. Mr.. Benjamin Wood
house, ST., Secretary and Re-
porter.
SUNDAY: $50 A. M, SUM-
day School, Mr.. George Muir
ply, Supt., Mr.. Arthur Chatt-
man, Asst. The Missionary So
ciety meets at the church each
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

A FISH FRY will be given
by Mrs. Annie PrentiSs Sat
urday night, November %, at
the home of Mrs. Blanch
Price, 800 Fifth North Street.
A Prize will be given to the
one with the lucky number.
This is for the benefit of Zion
Travellers Church. You are
cordially invited to be present.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

MT. ZION NO. / CHURCH
NEWS: $50 Sunday School,
Mr.. Henry Brown, Supt. 1870
Youth Day Service. 800 Royal
Ambassador, Eugene Huston,
Chief. 4:30 Busy Bee Bible
Glass, Mrs. Annie Mae Cros-
by, Instructor. 700 Evening
Worship.
TUESDAY: 400, Janis Price
Sunshine Band, Catherine
Jones, Pres. WEDNESDAY, q:
Prayer Meeting. FRIDAY, 700
Senior Choir, Mr.. DOME Cary,
President.
SICK & SHUT-INS: Mes
DANES Matte Cary, N. Cherry
ST.; Victoria Johnson, Dene-
mon Alley; Lue Johnson, Wal
nut ST.; Blanch Flowers, First
East; Emma Kidd, Fisher ST.;
Rev. and Mrs. Jolly Lovely,
Fisher ST.; Mr.. Alfred billiard,
Hugo ST.; Mr.. Joe Woodson,
Third North. Mrs. Annie Cros-
by, Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
CHURCH NEWS:

THE FOLLOWING Church.
es will observe Holy Commu.
Mon Sunday, November Is,
1858:
ROCK OF AGES, Rev. E. S.
Hicks, Pastor.
OAK GROVE, Rev. B. L,
Thomas, Pastor.
MT. ZION NO. 2, Rev. B. ].
McSwain, Pastor.
ST. PETERS, Rev. S. Slaugh-
ter, Pastor.
FREE WILL BAPTIST, Rev,
L. R. Clay, Pastor.
NEW HOPE Nj. B. c. CAT
Beechwood) Rev. c. Downs,
Pastor.
SHILIO, Rev. T. H. Turner,
Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

tend important business. Mr..
Ben Woodhouse, ST., w. M.
and Mr.. H. Brown and Mr..
Fred Ware, Secretaries.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
EDITORS NOTE: We of the

EDITORS NOTE: We of the
Mississippi Enterprise take
this method of expressing to
the officers and members of
the City-Wide Usher Board,
congratulations for a most
wonderful report. We COM
mend you for the work you
have done and pray Gods
blessing on you that the COM
ing year will be the best in
your history of service to your
Church and to humanity {.
Signed: Sarah M. Harvey :.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

every soldier must come off
the battle field. When we will
have completed our work here
as mortals and don immortali-
ty. May we see the City-Wide
Ushers in their greatest glory
serving in Gods detachment
in Heaven as we have served
here on earth. Mrs. Salome
Curry Wright, President, Mrs.
Ruby L. Cameron, Secretary.
P. S. We we're sorry to lose
another of our ushers who died
as we were closing out for the
year, Sis. Katie Wright made
the 5th link in our chain to
be broken thus far this year.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-11-15

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A:F.R.S: RADIO NEWS HIGLLIGITS
 By Don Sumner

you will be hearing over Az R. s. at the 89O Brig ght Spot on your Radio Dial.
 With the New Fall Schedule, just rec- eived from A.F.R.T.S. in Los Angeles, which is now in effect, several of our own programs have been changed.
 TO-DAY $ RADIO HIG1LIGHTS will be on the air, Mondays thru Fridays, for: half hour, with the high lights of some of the more entertaining programs for that day. Also, this program will give announcements of any special programs which are to be scheduled for that day (those which do not appear on the Radio Program Schedule)o In addition, this program will answer questions, sub- mitted by our listeners, regarding the programs carried over A.F.R.S. So if you have any questions concerning the Radio Programs on AFRs, please feel free to drop them in the AFRTS BOX in the Navy Exchange Lobbyo
 SPORTS TO BE AIRED. Football has now become the dominate sport with 8 COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME scheduled for } FM. every Saturday, and a PRO FOOTBALL GAME sched- u1ed for } PM. every Sunday.
 FOOTBALL NEWS will be presented on the 15 minute program of FOOTBALL SCO- REBOARD AT 5:15 PM. Saturdays and PRO GRID REPORTS at 5;3O PM, Sundays. SPORTS SCOPE remains on the schedule at 6:15 PM Mondays thru Fridays, with a Simo-Cast of SPORTS DIGEST, on both Radio and TV, at 6:15 PrE, Saturdays and Sundays.
 The WORLD SERIES will cancel out our regular programs as necessary, at 4:O5 PM, each day of play. Today's Radio High lights at 8; 30 AM, will carry details when they are known.
 SPECIAL EVENTS, of course, will be scheduled as they occur in the it is be- lieved will serve the needs of our list enars. Today's Radio Highli ights will : give advance notice.
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N. ".

Residential, 8 cuadras del Mercy
Hospital, 5 minutes del Centre de
Miami. HI 6-7684
(6925) 81 S. W.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09

Representative W MI AbNitt
Diva Speaking IN the Petersburg
kiwanis Club recently stated THAT
the session of tue 18Th Congress-
Just ended resulted IN q spending
spree 1hc economy drive Mhleh
was So forcNlul m 1874 Went down
tlir drain We had i tim away bud
gct SpAiuk which Was launched
bv the Russians ~ the iall q i9oI
and the recession tins spraa Killed
all hope Of balance budget Ihe
leaders d bo'h partirs apparently
were IN an all out race " are
which one could come up with thc
Widest schemes for spending the
taxpayers money Many carry-over
programs we're enlarged upon and
expanded and neN ones Wnre
started
Abbt pointed o,a however that
n tho closing days of thu session.
the House was AHA. through
coalition ol thr conservative mem
herS Of both parties. q XIII aome
Of tue proposals slch An the com
mlniig facilities hill Nhich you'd
Rave cost the taxpayers Billions VI
dollars
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09

O. r. Sadler. Of Buckingham, i
Il lWo lil,le WINNER tins year III the
ANNUAL Richmond News Leader
Amateur Snapshot contest HIS first
Winning picture Of The Thirsty
Wasps. on the left VAS taken Ill
ms BACK yard The second winner.
taken Al the home Of a nciahbor
features little Ricky lcSueur with an
orphan pi&
6o'h pictures have been entered
into The finals al the News Leader
ana They will b. submitted to the
National Amateur Snapshot con-
tst A Rolleicerd camera was used
70 take the winning pictures
Sadltf meiaber Of the SCIENCE
department At BUCKINGHAM Cen
nal MI Il School became Interested
m photography when his aunt, the
latc Miss Betty Cleveland. pre-
aMted HIM wltf an old German
camera This interest has expanded
considerably and dark room has
beNn added 70 his hone 1le
pred results Of this darkroom ale
q group Of color prints On his faT
Gfa subject binds
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09

overall Surplus OF some So billion in
Tie third quarter Of last year,
here was deficit Of over Sl2
billion iii the second quarter Of 1853
Oh an annual basis
Il The Federal Reserve System
has made two moves to lessen the
ANGER Of initiation The first was
an increase In the margin for stock
adm nom 80 10 70 per cent. In
M words, where before one was
required to put Up only $50 in order
% buy 500 worth Of stock, he IS
w required to put up $40. The
ec9I.l W4a an Increase III the he
Asc0ll.t rate Of the Federal Re
aige Bank Of San Francisco, and,
II the basis Of experience, it is as
u!ned the other Reserve Banks
also VIII increase their rates. Back
II this change is the conVictiOn OF
~ Federal Reserve authorities
that the recession hit its low point
n April and that the problem now
Initiation Raising the rediscount
rate tends TO tighten money rates
Ii General and hold down the Iex-
dilsion Of loans
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Ihf y
mAr1J(nAn 58'5raoon
NC~@

Move atli more favorable busi-
Aass news IN coming 10 light ioii
tsample
! Iii July accorllrg ID the De+
paflnenl If & nlnrtce. personal
iconn ros4 from tIn previous
alonlh bV aboni $40 billion Of tn,
increase 81 billion vas ii private
" duairg Waaes and salaries, re!
flactlno moderately h.oher employ
ment hours and waFes Another 81
billion resulted from the recently
voted pay Increase for government
CIVILIAN workers tin other one half
billion Was III transfer payments
largely veterans and social SECURITY
brnttita Fhr total on an annual
rate waS 83al billipn " apainst
a recession low last February ol
sac billion
Z PRIVATE houine Starts con
tiiurd them upward climb aad IN
july were a an annual tate u
J 1850 tbb. the nrilest la4el in tMU
and ono halt Geat For TIM flfsi
seven months d tiii5 Hcal tile total
has been at AN annual r.t'e Of
i.0l4 900. The comparable figure
last yelr was 80 900 The primary
cause Of tho Increase has been a
plentiful supply Of mortgage money.
Tho estimate for the Year still lb
being held at II million starts
Other construction also IS making
new high records.
3 Industrial production as meas
ned by the Federal Reserve index
advanced another two percentage
points III July to 1873.
The June figure was revised up-
ward one point To 13i The low was
last April al IN This index uses
1919 as equal 10 100. and price
changes do not affect IL There Is
A substantial seasonal corrective
f0r july and many observers had
believed that II would non be enough
p Keep The index from falling The
hIEher figure therefore. N especi,
ally encouraging
\ On TIE basis VI preliminary
reports II appears that business
profits tended 70 leYel ont ii the
second quarter II had seen antic
palcd that they Would show fur
Their drop u appreciate proper
tonS II final reports bear out the
preliminary figures It vii mean
that business has done Nh extra
ordinary job Of cutting expense and
increasing efficiency state of
profits N the second quarter would
indicate the probability Of an H.
crease n the third quarter al
thouRh the total would still be well
low a year earlier Dividends
haNe held UP remarkably well
mnch better than customary In
such A recession
). Both employment and unen-
ploNnent for the month ending
July II were bit disappointing
employment increased about POO.
wv and unemployment dropped
1900 70 5.3 million Both figures
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Gov errors Message
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Continued from page
the Pupil Placement Board would
be respected by the court is beside
HE point.
Refusal Of The local board 10
make assignments. an affirmative
act not directed BY The Injunction
decree coald not properly be ad-
indged in violation o. the decree
and thus form the basis for con
icmpt proceedings
Prince Edward county, relieved
by Fcde"al District Judge Sterling
Huicheson Of a descgregation start
until 1865. may find the Governor 5
message q refuge should NAACP
court appeals succeed in winning
a reduction Of time through higher
court orders.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
.County's Forest
Protection Cost
Totals Sl,527

Forest fir protection. suppress
son ana prevention cost Prince Ed-
ward county s. 527 % IN lhe p
months ending June 90
That amount was billed the
comfy last week by The Virginia
Division of Forestry, based IN thc
sfatufatory provision that tie Divi-
sion may charge counties up 10 one
cent per protected acre for snch
purposes
Tie county has I52 300 acres Of
privately owned forest land, which
makes d maximum allowable an-
nual charge agains, the county Of
81 1928.
Tho charge 70 the county included
supprcs sion costs. use Of sta q
equipment ard time spent by
Wardens ~ prevention and educa
zion tasks Us well Us fire fighting
time
The Division reported that there
were l6 fires IN Prince Edward
which burned IL and IA acres AZ
All average Of ~ acres pcr fire.
A total Of $I5ln6 was recovered
IN ! cases faom pfrsoHs where IVY
sponslbiiiy could BIZ fixed tho ee-
port noted
The report prepared and for-
Warded by The State Forester Al
Charlottesville headquarters. noted
that total forests protection In Prince
Edward for The year amounted ~
s8-2l3 including the county 4 pro
poftonate share N maintaining TIC
district hcadquarters here
The total COST includes protection
Of $500 acres Of STATE forest land
in the county
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Congressman .ibbitt
Honored BY Friends

CONGRESSMAN Watkins M. AbbiH
Of the Fourth District greeted many
Old friends from BUCKINGHAM alid
adloining coaaiies At picnic held
IN his honor at Cara Pond SIP
TENDER 3
The boantiful feast included aeas
pots Of Brunswick sFew ana o1Ao=
tempting delicacies such as e9an
Try ham. corn On tiie c5b eic
The guests Of The caIra Gnu &
viewed with much interest the ne0
club house which replaced tic ore
burned By fire som. tnMe AK
Once used for a baf roan the ott
building stu has rs eipnal a1
dow bars intact a. wall as i.le
Old nail studded doo~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Board Of Supervisors

Continued from page ]
representatives present HI The nfat
ine explained how rtqa. Ms mM 'st
made
Award u ia annual bid Of fuel
OIL for The Court House was mad
To Briseniine "a o.. 9f Farn1iile
On its !9R BID Of 376 cents below
tank car c6si il si4$o pr l~ eal
Ions. on Sil0l per TOO gallons.
The beard received q request q
W q fitzpatrick for relief an
county Civil Defense coordmatos
and was advised that MISS Mary L.
Moody had started duties as c0lored
home AGENT in The comfy.
New Home Agent
The naw home AGENT recently
completed q trainng ASSIGNMENT ~
assistant home agent 10 Mccklen-
burg county the Extension Service
district agent reported 10 THE beard
She is a graduate Of 81 PaM's
Polytechnic Institute
Inc board requested and re-
eelyed assurance from three mem
bers that they would MAKE every
effort to attend q regional meeting
at Roanoke Lakeside Park ia SEP
TENDER 70 With an association Of
businessmen and local government
representatives VIII be formed IL
work for the Route 400 Interstate
Highway link BY way 81 Farmville
Lynchburg and Roanoke from Rich
mond to the west.
In final action the board
changed its meeting date from tho
first Thursday to the first Tuesday
of each month, 10 be effective aftel
due public notice is given