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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09

hospital. The mother was the
former Miss Helen Harsh, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Harsh,
Akron, O. The father is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lipscomb,
of Mountain Top.
MIR and Mrs. John T. Fike, Egg
lon, went Friday to Grafton where
they visited their son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ROLAND
Findley and family, They returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Fike, Eglon, went last
Wednesday by bus TO lnwood, W.
Va, where she spent several days
in the home of her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. Yer
non Beckman and family.
Mrs. Fred Stemple, Aurora, Wis
tied few days last week in Nor
gantoWn. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Fike
accompanied her home Sunday,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
School Student
To Sing 'Amahl'
TV Sunday

VICTORIA, Tex. Kirk
Jordan, a seventh-grader at
st. Joseph's School here, will
star for the third year on ma
tionwide television in the IT,
tie role of the opera "Amahl
and the Night Visitors"
The opera, which has a
Christmas theme, is the work
of composer Clan Carlo Me-
motif. It will be telecast by
NBC teleyision on Dec. IA at
5 pm. (EST), Station L
Young Kirk was first chos-
en- to sing the role of Amahl
in 1856, when he won a COM
petition to find a boy to take
the part. This may be his last
year in the role, If his voice
begins to change before next
Christmas.
He Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jordan of Victoria.
Mr.. Jordan is an electrician
for the Southern Pacific Rail
road.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Joseph
Academy Sets
Advent Play

The St. Joseph Academy
High School Division will
present an Advent program
on Sunday, December p, at
3 p. m, in the auditorium
THE Canticle of the Nativity
a contemplative play by Rene.
Richard Bechet, will be given
under the direction of Sister M
Vincent. This drama was first
produced in Paris with tremen,
dous success. Sister Mary Con.
stantia B.V.M. was so impress
ed with its moving qualities that
she translated it for American
audiences.
The cast consists of seventeen
speaking parts and a large. sing.
ing choir.
Principal roles will be play
ed by Susie Holt. Patti Riddle,
Nancy Baumsnn, Mary Sue
Brenning. Mary Ann Henner.
feind, Joyce iaesboni, Marcia
Davidson, Sue Brooks, Jse.
outline Reynolds. Julie JAG.
obs, Virginia West, Joyce
Grady, Alice Hirschman and
Julie FuIeher.
The public is cordially invit'
ed to attend this unusual Advent
presentation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Puts Her "lMun" In Place

Read the Times Classified Ads
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

Sets Program
Series Dec.l4

"His Strong and Loving
Heart" is the title Of a new
series of Sacred Heart Pro-
grams on WTVN, Channel
6, Columbus, at 1918 am.
each Sunday.
The 15-minute religious fea'
ture, originating in st. Louis al
st. Louis University, is telecast
over 100 stations in the United
States and Canada.
The new series centerS around
the loving strength of Christ.
Speakers and their topics are:
Everyone Talks of Love-" the
Rev. Eugene P. Murphy, 81.
God So Loved the World
the Rev. William X. Schwienher,
ST..
Faith in Gods Love-" the
Rev. James j. McQuade. 81. Z
Perfect Symbol of Love- the
Rev. Lucius F. Cervantes. Sd.
Ills Strong, Manly Heart
the Rev. John l. Hochban. Sd.
y Great Human Need
Love" Very Rev. Robert l. Gan.
non, ST.. 4
National Director Of the
Sacred Heart Program, Father
Murphy is the founder of this
worldwide broadcast which Is
carried by more than a thousand
radio and television stations on
five continents.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Inter-Faith
Film Ratings

Friday and Saturday
For Family, including Chill
dren Under II
LINDEN - The Barbarian
and the Ceisha. Matinee Daily
children must be accompa-
MED by adults at nisht.1
For adults. including
Children Over IL
q - Bombsrs s-51
and Battle He'll. Matinee Sat.
urdayl
RITZ - Imitation General
and Gun Duel and Durango.
oHio-RestIess Years and
Money, Women and Guns,
PALAcE-Gisnt.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Springs AIumna Finds:
Medical School Bic.
Satisfying Challenge

AH M. T.
Becoming a doctor is
easy according to Crotch
en- Wagner, 4 graduate of
st. Mary of the Springs
College who's now in her
second year of medical
school at Ohio State Uni
versity.
"AH" she does is 90 to
school eight hours . day,
study four hours each night. ell
Saturday and Sunday until
midnight about bacterioIosy,
pathology physiology, phsr-
malocosy, surgery. clinical
medicine. and psychiatry.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

And if you can read that
last sentence without stopping
to figure out the words, pay-
be you should have tried the
medical profession also.
AS for Gretchen, she says
simply, Il love it,
One Of six women in a class
Of l41, she says she doesn't
feel one BIT unusual. But the
l34 boys in the class some
fimes act = little different,
and the attractive Gretchen
often winds up the object Of
some practical Joke.
"Once during Spring quar-
ter" she recalled, wed been
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

The following calendar
Is reprinted through the
courtesy of the Column.
bus Christmas is chrisf's
Birthday committee.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is
St. Lvcy's Day-Eneourage
your teenase daughters to in.
woke her protection. Light the
third candle Of fhe Advent
Wreath. Prepare Missais for
Sunday Mass. Read together
Episile and Gospel.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER IA
Rejoice in the Lord always
49,. Be nothing soIicitous. but
in everything by prayer let
your petitions be made known
TO God. untroit)
MONDAY. DECEMBER IS
Assemble your Christmas
wrappinss. These symbclizs
the swsddlins bands with
which Our Lady wrapped fhe
Infant Jesus. Mary, make our
love christIike.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is
Select your Christmas Tree;
remembering that N repre-
senfs Christ the Tree Of Life.
Eversreens fypify the ever
lasting life which He made
possible for US.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. "
o Wisdom . come and
teach US The way Of prudence.
Remember that IL is more
blessed to give than 70 receive.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Polish Priest
Sentenced

BERLIN - (NC) - Father
Tadeusz Moskala has been
given a suspended six-month
Jail sentence by the district
court in Szczecin, Poland, on
charges of making false and
provocative statements in a
sermon. according to reports
reaching here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

II PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSIFIEDS
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

doing laboratory work on
frogs. After lab ! vent to the
library to do some studying.
When SAT dawn and
opened my purse to gst . pen
Gil, . frog jumped ov and |
was so frightened Mat /
screamed and almost psAicked
the whole library"
Outside of the practical
jokes, the men treat her and
the other girls with a good
deal of respect.
Il guess they figure we'rega
little batty to be working the
long hours, and they really
give us a great deal of help
Not that Gretchen really
needs it. Her grades have
been so good that she's been
elected to the Landacre'S So
! ciety, an honorary association
for top medical students.
This summer she will begin
her junior year with work in
pediatrics at children's Hog
pifaI. As for her distant fu-
fvre, she is plsnning 10 be-
come . specialist. in either
pathology, endoerinoIosy, or
cpfhamoIogy.
Although it's a lot of hard
work she says without hesita-
ton that I'D do it again"
Medicine is such an excit-
ing field, that there's a chal-
lenge every day. And in what
other field can you achieve the
tremendous satisfaction Of
helping fellow human beings
through the grace of God.
"T'd sire dO il again.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Named Editor
OF Omaha Paner

OMAHA, Neb.-Father Ed
mond G. Walsh, assistant direc-
tor Of Boys Town, has been ap.
pointed editor Of the True Voice,
Omaha archdiocesan newspaper.
The 44-year-old priest was
named by Archbishop Gerald T.
Bergan Of Omaha, TO succeed
Father Robert H. Duffy, who
was killed in an automobile ac-
cident in South Dakota on Sep
Itember 4.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12
Family Advent
Calendar

THURSDAY, DEcEMeER Is
o Adonsi -. come and
with an ovtstrefehsd arm re.
deem Us. invite guess for
Christmas Dinner, being sure
TO include someone who has
no family.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER -
O Root OF Jesse -. come
10 deliver Us and fsrry not.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-12-12

The firms listed here deserve
TO be remembered when you
are distributing your patronage
in the different lines of bust
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

Send IS for reprints first panels tabloid sine Mail
end address 10 se ss3 Dept RoF New York New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
ROMANCE
OF FLOWERS
be- Esxoene T. 81 Do.st


few will grow far from the Tropics. TRUMPET VINES
like cool weather better than They grow wild north
Pennsylvania cngng tree trunks, cliffs fences
with small aerial along their In late summer
the onged blooms appear offering nectar in deep trum
pets suited towering hummingbirds Gardeners grow
these lush vines as BIGNONIAS, honoring Able
Bignon, court librarian to Louis XIV.
JACARANDAS kept their native Brazilian name when
they travelled North America They line streets in Cali
forna and Florida but need greenhouse protection farther
north Deced with feathery foliage they look like huge
ferns until early when great clusters Of lavender
blue flowers eclipse the leaves
Widespread SOHberHer
Whte-flowered CATALPAS (ther Indian name) evolved
in the Deep South bur widely cultivated in
America and Europe They offer attractive foliage gamor
bloom and odd fruit pods that decorate the
bare through winter. The common Indian
bean and smongb tree refer these cgarke pods
catapa flowers work in partnership with bees secure
cosspoination Stripes and dots in the flowers point the
way 20 Each bloom discharges its pollen first then
opens its stigma lobes receive pollen brought beebac
from another flower Such efficiency is typical of bgnona
family flowers Botanists consider them highly advanced
recent developments in the evolutionary scheme.
Nexf Week: AFRICAN.VEOLET, MGips Of rain forests
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
It Costs Little
To Save Newborn
Pigs With Brooder

PIG brooders viii rednee b. one
Nalf losses caused BIZ chilling and
rushing
A j Lambert associate aglicul-
ural engineer afVpI says the use
# infta-rcd heat lamp pig breeders
Aas many advantages Il Win pro
vide a heat source which quickly
lries and warns the pigs at birth
The heat lamp furnishes heat to
prevent chilling Of the PIGS during
'he first few days Of life when they
are sensitive u cold weather: and
t furnishes heat and light to at
tract the baby pigs away from the
sow when they are not feeding This
lessons the danger Of the SOW Grip
9ling or crushing the pigs,
1t costs money 10 brood pigs, but
1igs saved mean money saved.
2ased On three cents per XVII OF
lectricity used the cost Of opera
Oh for a 250-watt infra-red heat
amp brooder is about 10 cents a
lay for continuous use during the
ew days It is needed III many
cases. only l25-watt lamps are
| necessary. and they cost emily nlne
cents . day to use.
Lambert SAYS 4 bout 5000 00c
baby pigs are lost annually in the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Didn't Get Much More
Prince Edward Fields, Woods Give Up
Il Turkeys, % Deer 70 Hunters Guns

said his reports indicate that this
variety Ut hunting offered good
sport ana adequate rewards tDr
hunters
Quail Hardest
Quail De the most difficult TO
come BY. ne reports With the
aavy gun pressure. the birds were
constantly disturbed and scattered.
HGW acr. III y nad lhe elicc Di lra
serving many Of them. AMID Cox
reno is some hnte baRead as
many Al the end Of tn season as
al tho start
The deer season ended January
J ana the regular hunting season
Is DAYS latter Oh January u
pccts prospective buyers 70 con
verge on the Virginia capital city
rom all sections ~ tie United
states
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Low Cnst Control
Of job nson Grass
Seems Assured

Low cost control Of Johnson
grass seems to have been reached
by using $udilln salt ot dalapon.
reports Allan Rates, weed control
specialist ut Vl'i
Tests con, Quoted comparatively by
the U. s Department. Of Agric,ll-
ture and ahe Georgia Experiment
station Showed that both foliage
and undergroNnd parts Of the plant
welded. to spray treatment.
Scientists re.port that sodium
delapon, properly used. can largely
eeplacc cultural practices. Which
USUALLY REQUIRE taking land out Of
crop production
IN II field studies. sodium della
non sprayed on Johnson grass foil
age at. rates Of 10, H. and 20
pounds pet acre. cave effective
control without injury to corn. cot
ton, field peas, and peanuts. when
planting Was delayed for three
weeks after trea m EN- t. or two
weeks after discing treated johnson
grass
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Continued from page

continued rom page | J.
war but no such division existed
1iterward w hen federal troops
We're withdrawn after the Recon
struction period II 1877 the South
Immediately reenunciated the doc
time Of White supremacy, the his
torian pointed out
In more modern times The South's
patriotic pride and Hpport Of P ISL
dent Woodrow Wilson. the Vsr.
elnian. in the first world war and
her contributions IN World War II
anderscore her national patriotism
and sister state relationships
In fact, SoHthernels are the
most American Of all in their sup
oosi Of Constitutional theory and
states rights Thee rs IT, canfl
between patriotism and southern
sectionalismB TIE Souths is Am4ri-
can III SO PER cent Of isSattitudes :"
Dr. Simkins declared
And 50 the voices run on. III
I'M press. fiom the pulpit and AGA
demic halls come opinions that We
ate changing | dent think that we
are Dr Slmkins concluded
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Questions Of The Week.?

Editors note. Here are the qucs-
fons asked most frequently BY Nir-
ginia farmers during The past week.
az reported by county agricultural
agents. Answers are supplied by
-efnhnrS ii I'LL Virginia Agricul-
tural Extension Service andlor ES-
~ tYent station
q WHAT capacity b'llli1hg5 CAGES
floor tvpo ale practical for
ornate fs~feeg li1er removets.
d oEg coolers2
vou shnuid batr from ggo
o,o ,,.,n oa..,... from eroafl
...o53 Di'N .,'' ....,,,,h II aar
o"a II i'o' ,, III, .1,,tr,,,an, ya.,
Nj N''
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Gle rk IIonoreoi

CONTINUED 'rnfh na-r'
Pass ana III any more years Of
faithful aiile and devoted service
% the ? qople Of Apponattox
county
Circuit Court order was duly
prepared and signed Oh the spot
By Judge Flood. thus preserving for
posterty The record Of admiration
, u the defendants service.
A Tie der in his community s
civic religious and business life.
the clerk IS chairman Of the official
board Of M e m orial Methodist
Church and superintendent of its
church school He served as church
treasurer for 30 years
H4 is vice president and chair
man Nof the board Of directors Of
Sc Bank of Appomattox, a mem
Der Of the Masonic Lodge, Wood
men Of tile World and the Apo
Aattox Lions Club.
He served on the county draft
4oard for both World War | and II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
DentoI Week Feb. 70

This is tie second IN series
Of articles published by The Herald
IN cooperation With the Southside
Dental Society. in observance Of
Dental Health Weels which Is
Feb. Is
Doctor, There are 50 many tooth
rastes What kind viii really do
any good? What is the Best sort
Of toothbrush to use2 And What
about mouthWashcS?
Don't be |nislcd. dentists say
Most tooth paStes contain The
same basic ingredients. A denti-
fllce. whether IN paste. power or
liquid form. serves to aid the brush
in cleaning The teeth II does not
do any moro than that
Whatever the claims. there are
no miracle tooth paStes. The
council on dental therapeutics Of
the American Dental Association
evaluating agency for dental pro
ducts reports that II knows Of no
tooth paste now available that viii
prevent tooth decay. gum diseases
OF bad breath
With the Increased emphasis on
dental research now taking place
In dental schools and research
centers over The country, it may be
that a truly preventive tooth paste
viii be developed Until that time.
however, correct use of the tooth
brush Immediately after eating is
more important than use Of any
single tooth paste.
Teeth should be brushed right
after meals and right after between
meal snacks, If tooth brush Is
not available the mouth should BE
linSed with water
Generally speaking. each area
should be brushed at least 10 times.
lacluded should be the tooth sur
faces next to the cheeks those nest
TO the tongue and the upper and
lower chewing surfaces.
The upper teeth should be brushed
downward and the lower teeth up
ward
As for the Kind Of toothbrush 70
use. dentists advise that children
should be given sraol'er' hr''sNoe
than those used by adults A good
brush.they say. should have ila
flat brushing surface 2 firm, ri
silent ,bristles and t3l B head
small enough 10 reach all surfaces
Of the teeth.
On the question of mouthwashes.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Kitchen tanning
Pays When Adding
New Water System

If YOU are planning To install rum
ming water in your home. work out
a good longtime plan for your kit
chen So the sink VIII be located in
the proper place nov and won \
have to be moved later.
That's the advice from &, D.
Wheary. associate agricultural en-
giGeer at VPI. He SAYS the sink
must be located SO that If has the
proper relationship to other work
areas in the Kitchen So first plan
the most convenient kitchen pos
sible in the space available.
It is not necessary to buy at one
time all the equipment and cabi-
nets needed to carry ont The com
plete plan When YOU have the
master plan. YOU can locate each
new piece Of equipment in its
proper place without having to re-
arrange others.
Tests have shown that the normal
sequence OF work in a kitchen for
right~handed person is from right
to left. Starting with the Refrigerator
and going TO the left you would
have the sink unit and then The
range and serve unit
The most convenient kitchen i.
arranged in the form Of the letter
u" The refrigerator should BIZ
placed on one side Of the "Uf', tht
sink unit at the closed end Of The
~, and the range unit on tht
other side.
The Il shaped kitchen is mex
in line from the standpoint Of con
venience. The next is the two-wal
or corridor. and then come varia
tons of these. Choose the most con
venient plan possible for the spac,
you have.
Consider proper spacing Of equip
ment. There should be at least
feet Of counter space between tn
refrigerator and sink. and abou
80 inches Of counter between tn
sink and the range.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Vance Asks Congress
To Defeat Farm Plan
Offered by President

+ Vllgin i Farmers Union has
launched program TO do some
thing about the farm BIN which Is
ow being considered BY Congress.
John b Vance of Amelia, has
written members d the Virginia
conerc ssional Relocation Urging that
they DO everything within their
power 70 BRING about the defeat Of
'he legislative proposals made to
nc Caneress BY President Eiscn-
hover.
Based on our very careful analy-
is of the various recommendation
made BY the President. should Nv
some stretch Of the imagination
Congress enact this recommends
ion into Law. it WIN wreck Tie
agricultural economy Of this coun.
'rv the Farmers Union president
said
II am dismaved ID see that the
sohacco program which during is
mora than 2svears Of existence has
aot cost thefCaHerHment one penny.
has come under attack Vance
wrote
AS the matter now rests. tobacco
prices are supported at 80 per cent
Of parity 50 long as marketing
quotas are effective Under the
n. i 4,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
iyE rIE IN CRASH.

Waller. Tex Nine persons
Htght OF whom were passengers
"a one CIR, were Killed when two
cats smashed together. throwing
III the victims but 6-weeks-old
infant. from the twisted vreckagc
of the almost demolished automo-
biles Four Of The dead were chill
dean and seven Of the victims
were Killed instantly The driver
M the ether car. Walter. 81 81
Hampstead. was driving alone "
VIZ .a,.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Small Fruit Coed
For Home Garden

Every home garden. to be com
plete, should have an area set
aside for small fruits such as straw
berries, raspberries and other fruits
that crow year after year without
replanting.
g.loruc ltlrists al VPI say small
Yuits can be grown On q wide
C>se sof soils, but regardless Of
soil type an ample supply Of or
ganic matter IS essential.
ANY soil which &c w90 H." t. !
and suitable for growing vegetables
IS satisfactory for small fruits.
Plants shop ld be set out as early
II the spring as possible, just as
soon as the soil can be worked
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
February Is Pruning
Time In Vineyards

The best time for pruning in the
home vineyard is from the middle
Of February until the buds swell
say VPI horGculturists.
Grape vines must be pruned am
nually to reduce the amount Of wood
and limit the amount Of foliage,
keep the vine off the ground, expose
the fruit TO light and air and per-
nit more thorough spraying.
The specialists explain that fruit
is borne On shoots developing on
one-year wood or canes. Vines
should be pruned to train the trunk
and arms so the remaining amount
Of old wood supports the desirable
new wood.
Urban expansion. plus highway
BUILDING is taking 1000 900 acres Of
farmland out of production annu-
ally in the United States.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

More than $50 Abcrdeen-AnRus
bulls have been consigned 70 tho
FIRST great Atlantic Angus bun
show and sale" slated for Rich
mond $ Atlantic Rural Fairgrounds
Feb 2425. according to announce
ment today by Dave Canning. sec
retary-treasurer Of the Atlantic
Angus Association, and bull sale
manager.
Hoping that this biG show and
sale VIII become an annual event.
Canning said that some Of tho
finest Angus bulls available" would
be seen at Richmond, and he ex-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

Game Warden b n. COX re-
Nortcd today that A turkeys ana
% deer were bagged during the
uniting season in Prince Edward
county.
The number Of turkeys represents
an increase over the normal eX-
cctancy-. based on previous yeas
while the dee KIN was about the
same as that usually taken III the
county.
Reports On the same game XIII
are not available IN accurate total
snce only biz game must % re-
ported through Game Commission
IMking stations However, Cox
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Trben Attending
Music Convention

Walter L. Urben, assistant pro
fessor Of music. will represent the
music department of Longwood
College at the music Teachers Ma
tonal Asspclation convention. held
abruary 9-l2 at Florida State
University at Tallahassee, Fla.
This isl the second biennial con-
gentIon Of the NINA, Southern
DIVISION. which viii include rep
esentatiVds from the states Of
Alabama, Florida Georgia, Ken
cky. Louisiana, Mississippi, and
FenIessee
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Benson To Address
Meeting Feb. 17-lS

vrainta-s beef cattle producers,
livestock market men, and meat
hackers viii gather at Natural
Bridge February II and l8 to dis
1iiss current mutual problems Of
their industry,
The Virginia Beef Congress viii
hear Secretary Of Agriculture. Ezra
Taft Benson. speak at its closing
session Seven state organizations
are Jointly sponsoring the two-day
event.