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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

proxlmaung that of other state
schools.
Hampton Sydney College. without
tax support, Will charge 81 80 start
ing III September, 1858, to cover
tuition. room and board That in-
cludcs an increase of Sl50 approved
during a recent meeting Of tho col
lego trustees. effective for the next
session.
Hampton sydney estimates The
students participation in actual and
total costs is about s. per cent. The
remainder is provided through such
complementary funds as grants.
contributions Of alumni and in
crcaScS TO endowment through gifts.
Staggering Bill
The state Councils views were
presented in a recent brochure on
public higher education providing
an analysis of educational financing
trends and future cnrollmentS.
The chances. says tho booklet.
are that philanthropy and govern
ment cannot pay all Of the stag
gering educational bill Of the future.
There is a definite. and i'll the
opinion Of many. justifiable trend
TO place larger percentage of col
lcge costs On tho individual student
Institutions now arc increasing fees.
The economic situation suggests the
fairness of tho trend VI
pr LancaStcr'S Council also pro.
lectS figures to show the mounting
cnrolncntS expected al colleges in
the next 10 wears. almost doubling
present totals
This boom in student bumpers
will bring huge public costs at state
institutions supported III part by
taxes With the taxpayer footing an
already SiZcablc scholarship for
each student. the Councils sucges-
ton for greater student sharing of
costs has appeared As one answer
suggested in Virginia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Mayo TO Address
Assembly Progra m

DR. Bernard MAYO Of tho IniNcfS-
itv Of virginia, VII be the speaker
at The Longwood assembly program
of February 4 Author Of the books
Henry Clay: Spokesman Of the Old
West and Jefferson Himself, Dr.
MAYO has been al the University
Of Virginia since 1910 Having placed
special emphasis On tho study Of
the middle period Of American his
tory. thc speaker viii address the
Longpood student body on the sub
jeci Of Alexander Hamilton
Or, MAYO received Ills AB and
AM degrees from George Washing
ton University and HIS PHD degree
from John Hopkins University. He
has been a member Of the faculty
Of the National University and
Georgetown University.
sThc assembly program is -bcinc
sponsored by TIC Longwood chapter
OF ri Gamma Mu. national social
science honor society.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Randolph Macon Alumnus
Rites Held Here For Church
Business, Ciuic Leader, 81

Richard Hogc Paulelt. %. died
Tuesday afternoon Jan IA. in a
Raleigh. N. c.. nursing home follow
ing short illness Funeral services
we're held in Farmville Thursday
afternoon with intcrment in West
view cemetery
Mr.. Paulett Was born in Farm
vile. March -. 1860, the son Of
Richard Singleton Paulett and
Harriet Pearman Clark Paulett
ic was educated III private schools
and was graduated BY Randolph
Macon College. Ashland. in 1877. He
was one Of the two oldest alumni
Of this college. He was a member
OF the Kappa Alpha FRATERNITY. In
1883. he was graduated by Eastman
Business Coll egc. Poughkecpsie.
N Y.
He returned TO Farmvillc. entered
the tobacco commission merchant
business. formed a partnership with
his brother-in-la Charles r. Bugg
% established the firm OF Paulett
and Bugg He retired in 1926 when
the firm was dissolved following
the disastrous fire.
Mr. Paulctt. lifelong member
Of the Farmville Methodist church
served as secretary OF the official
board for more than 50 wears. He
was a hfc member and past master
Of Farmvillc Lodge No A. AFT
and An. a past Noble Grand Of
Farmville Lodge I.O.OF. No 300.
and served this lodge as treasurer
for Is years.
He was d director Of the Peoples
National Bank since lis founding in
1908. at the time Of his death he
was an honorary director.
He married Miss Elizabeth Jen-
ningS. Of Amelia, who died several
years ago. Surviving arc three
daughters, Mrs Arthur M. McCabc,
Of Raleigh N c.. Mrs. Godfrey
Crevkc Of Washington, ID. c.. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Sanger Of Whining
ton. Del Also IL grandchildren and
II great-crandchildrcn
Dr. H. E. Hudeins. pastor Of
Farnyillc Methodist Church, con
Quoted the funeral service in the
church. with members Of the Farm
vile Masonic Lodge conducting the
Masonic rites.
His grandsons served as palbcar-
crs, Geoffrev Creyke, Jr.. Raymond
Long, il. Commander Frank Sang
err. Jr- Richard Paulett Sanger
Richard Paulett McCabc. Arthur NJ
McCabe and Richard Paulett
Crevkc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Manufacturing.
Building Dips
Make 800 { jobless
Employment
Manager Sees
Spring Upswing

Th's area $ unemployment figure
reflects the temporary business re
ceSSlon. but shows the eight-county
area served by the Farmvillc office
Of the Virginia Employment Service
has one Of the lowest rates in the
state.
The Virginia State Employment
Service on December |. 1857. listed
the approximate number of unem-
ployed at 600 in the counties Of
Prince Edward. Amelia, Bucking
ham. Gu M b erl a II d, Charlotte
Lmenburg. Nottoway and half Of
Appomattox.
G. H. Martin. manager Of the
Employment Service office here
which serves that area. said his
office had $50 active applications
for WORK at December 81, 1857. That
was 30 days later than the estimate
for 600 in the state survey.
State Totals
State wide the estimate Of work
less on December l. 1857. was
1851 or about 1900 higher than al
December 1856
Only three other state areas had
less unemployed each served by an
office similar to that here showing
500 work G IS The metropolitan
areas Of Richmond. Roanoke and
Norfolk showed the highest rates.
with Norfolk the heaviest at $500.
Martins office had on file 1892
claims for unemployment compen-
sation at December 81, 1857. he re
ports. At the same date in 1886
the number seeking such out-of-
work compensation was $50 less. OF
9l2
About half Of those applying for
compensation arc not carried as I'M
employed. since they hold regular
Jobs. but are on temporary layotfs
ordered by their firms
Weekly Benefits
Martin reports that III this area
the average weekly unemployment
compensation benefit is about SO
Maximum benefits in any one year
arc IS weeks at s28 per week. The
rate is based Oh earnings Of the
persons applying.
One indication of the slight sag IN
manufacturing activity here is the
lesser number Of Job placements Of
those actively seeking work. accord
ing to Martin S figures
During 1856. placements approx
mately equaled applications for
work. but there was a lag Of As
persons indicating the lesser en-
ployment opportunity existing at
December. 1857
In summary Of the situation.
! Martin said he believes a manufac
turing upswing will come in the
spring The situation here was
healthy and well above average
for most OF 1857. but lag in manu-
featuring and building activity set
in during the last two months Of the
year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

L. E. Andrews. school board
chairman. recently placed pre-
linflnaly 81 100000 estimate on the
county's building requirments. That
much is necessary to put school
faculties on basis the board feels
AZ adequate system for White and
Negro pupils requires
tentative recommendation I
me local board call for now cen
fral elementary school for Negroes.
2 ncW high school Tor white pupils
and additions 70 The Negro elfmen-
ray school at Farnvillc
\ In It's monthly session Monday
night, the school board approved the
employment of r. B. Wilson III.
as bus driver at Green Bay
school, and put final approval on
plans for behind The wheel driving
instruction IN the high schools for
the second semester.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

around and broke through IN thu
cash drawct
Thc heayt metal cncasna the
safe Mas ra2ed back Ike q banana
pecAng but not That easily The
work was dbnc without blasting and
Observers conceded that thc thieves
evidently Knew What thcv ware do-
ina The rofk like interior Was chs
cled away aith some type VI hand
tool II appeared
After woskiar III thc safc thc
Coca Cola machine was robbed Tho
only thing missing was money, and
the total amount Was not known i'm
mcdiatcly ~ careful check Of shc
records waS necessary.
The bfcak-in Tuesday nisht Way
apparently Tot connected with Tho
series Of break ms Friday night that
occurred W Powha'an Cumberland
Buckingham and Amherst :
Sheriff " Y French. u Cumbcr
laad said 100 thieves fhat Mt CUM.
berland probably we're expert
euced amateurs They HAD wv
idea n ihc punch method of Safc
breaking he SAID after examining
thc safc All j r. Godsoy store. -but
they didn't know quito enough ii
They failed 70 crack tho saic W
GodScys siorc but ruined ID i'll tho
attempt
French gaia thcy eot about $3.50
til cash IN breaking into about four
Cumberland BUSINESSES They were
apparently interested III nothing hut
money
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Talk On Graduation
And Fal!out" Monday

Radiation and Faloutr viii ID
The subject Of talk Monday
night. Jan 20 Al tho Prince Edward
court house according 70 Capt M
N DngeNr, commander Of thc local
air force reserve unit
The talk viii be given By Captain
" M- Marsden Of the Richmond
civil defense office. 1t will start
AZ 2 pm and should take about
one hour Monday IS the regular
meeting night Of reserve unit. and
Digger said visitors would be vel
coined at The meeting as the sub
loot N important to everyone.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Negro Family Burned
Out Near Elan Friday

The Red Gross this week was
seeking clothing furniture and XIII
chen utensils for Negro family
that was burned out near Elan
Friday morning
Fire destroyed the house on the
s r Hubbard farm occupied by
the Jones family THO family has
moved into q tenant house Pr thc
farm
Mrs. Edna LINN. Rod Cross cX-
ecuiivc secretary said that cloth
ing III particular vas needed for
the mother. boys 20 and IA, girlS
II and Is, and l-month old baby
Tho Older children work. tho young
or boy and enl ana IN school
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Y. " Gordon Named Director
Resources OF 3 Farn,riIe Banks .Son,
Orcr SIS Million, Statements Shou

Deposits at ,Farmvillcs three
banks totaled Sl4 OBS. 1913 at the year
end. new record high and S348. 500
greater than al December 81. 1856.
according to statements provided
stockholders III annua / sessions
Tuesday.
Time deposits savings at tho
thrcc banking hou cs combined
We're S7939 ,557 and demand de-
posts checking accounts totalcd
S,0S6.27l Both categoricS showed
slzeablc gains for the year.
Total resources reported on year
end stat emcnts amounted to
sla967 or That is also record
high and some 81 .2OO. 900 greater
than at the same time thc previous
year.
Profits Good
Chief executives at First National
Bank. Peoples National Bank and
Planters Bank and Trust COMPANY
were unanimous in reporting out
standing years" Net profits wcrc
higher or near il than in 4ny PREV.
Gus year, too
The gain III time deposits was
cfedl'ed II part. stockholders
learned, TO the increase in interest
fa'es 70 three per cent effective
laSt July !. The deposit totals re-
llect inc continuing rate Of pros
perity.
some uncertainty about business
conditions Tor at least part Of 1858
was suggested, but the banks also
were unanimous III confidence for
: business unsWlng and ability to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
$1,000 Domoec And Gosh
Farmvi|Ie Grocery Robbed Tuesday
As Rash Of Brcak-Ins Plague Area

Thieves broke INTO Farmvlle Gro
ccry Company office Tuesday night.
ripped opcN large saic fansacked
ihe office iimmcd coke machine.
drank cokes. Ate cookies and left.
Sheriff James 7 CLARK estimated
that thc loss IL cash and damage
~ TIM bIildma would rnn approx
nlatcly ST 000
The unknown robbers entered thr
building which ~ located near thr
dcrpass west Of Famville-
through 4 back door forcing II open
ana breaking several iron rods II
doing 81 Entering The mann office
thcy turned large office SAFE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Duncvant Opens New
Insurance Agency


S. A. Dunevant, formerly mana
ger for Quaker City Insurance Com
pany district office at Farmvlllc.
has taken an agency with Mutual
Of Omaha and United Of Omaha
il was announced today.
The nov agency which vas
started January 10, is located on
the first floor Of the Municipal
Building The district office Of
Quaker City insurance Company
has been consolidated with the
Lynchburg office. The facilities
here are closed but agency Service
continues through sales representa-
tivcS.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Del. Daniel. Road
Chairman AS The
House Organizes

The Herald area S three members
81 the House Of Delegates drew
some top assignments when House
committee lists were announced
Monday BY Tie Speaker Of the
house
John II Daniel Of Charlotte, who
represents Charlotte and Prince
Edward counties. moved up 70 the
Craftsmanship 81 TIC roads com
mittcc, post vacated BY G. NJ
Waldrop whcn he did not seek re-
election from his Amelia Nottoway-
Pouhatan district
Daniel gave up his Craftsmanship
of tho manufacturers and mechanic
arts, committee. but retained mem
bcrship on that committee. He also
retained a priced position On the
budget-making appropriations com
mlttfc. and oil The roads and in
ternal navigation and public instl-
tutons committees
John b. Boatwright. who repre-
SCENTS Buckingham. Cumberland and
Appomattox counties. retained his
chalrmansmp 81 the important gen
eral laws committee, and ranking
positions Oh the courts Of Justice
and officers and offices at the
Capitol committees Previously nc
also was on tic federal relations
committee
Thc areas newest delegate II.
II Irby. Who replaced Waldrop-
drew six committee assignments,
roads and internal navigation. AL
riculture. manufactures and mc-
chanic arts. executive expenditures
welfare and combinations and con-
formations
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

NO changes II Officers were made
directors meeting after s.ockhold-
ers adjourned. rejoicing all pres
ent officers.
Verlc Y Gordon president Or
Gordon'S Transfer at Farmvillc.
was elected a director BY tie
Peoples National Bank stockholders
II was the only change III board OF
director personnel.
New Director
Gordon is a director at large for
Virginia Of the American Trucking
Association and q member Of the
Virginia Council Of Highway Safety
Supervisors.
Ne is a member Of tho board Of
stewards Of Farmyille Methodist
Church a past president Of tho
Rotary Club, member Of the Viz
GINA Chamber Of Commerce and
Richmond Traffic Club
Raised il FarmviIlc. he attended
the University Of Virginia and II
married 70 the former Helen Ann
Thompson They have Two children
Ann and Rae
l. e., Glenn. executive vice prrsi-
don't. presented the annual report u
Peoples National Bank stockholders.
with Edward Garter presiding P. r.
Atkinson presided during the Scs-
sion Of Planters Bank stockholders.
with J. G. Bondurant, president.
presenting the annual reports
r. =. Garland, president. pre-
sented the report to First National
Bank stockholders.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

The annual business meeting Of
Longwood Golf Club members will
be held at 8 pm, Monday in the
Farmville Town Council chamber,
" A. Watson. III, president. has
announced.
Activities Of the best year the
club has ever experienced" viii
DC reviewed and officers elected,
Watson reports.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Pedestrian Lanes
Authorized For
LonSwood Students
Nine Taxi Cabs
Get Renewals At
Council Meeting


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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17

The swimming pool committee
~ stlll receiving donations and
plans are being made to raise the
additional SO 900 Wilson said some
persons have not been contacted
INIT and he requested these people
ID contact him or A. N Fore or
n + Atkinson who are heading
the drive with him
III pointing ont the immediate
need for funds. Wilson said the
following things have yet to be
done al the pool grading the area.
fences to be erected pump and tank
put into the we'll cement apron to
be put around the pool. septic tank
installed. area 10 be seeded and
bath house and parking lot TO be
constructed Wilson said the above
Is approxinia iely The order IN which
the work needs to BE- done. and
ii should be started now
The actual pool is being con
structed BY Lewis Swimming Pool
Construction Company, The main
work OF the pool has been com
pletcd said B c. Balm and O. w
Harper Who are representing the
Lions Club in the construction
phase. Representative Of Nthe con
struction firm were in Farmvillc
Tuesday and the swimming pool
committee picked out the stone
topping that will be placed around
the pool
Work to be done on the pool mi
cludes putting on a white marble
like finish. installing the filter SSH
stem, lights. diving boards and the
finishing touches" This work iS
planned 70 be completed early in
April
The Recreation ASSOCIATION board
Of directors was authorized Monday
night to elect a permanent swim
ming pool committee, which will
be responsible for the operation Of
the pool once the work is completed
w. b. Wall, recreation president
SAID that committee will be chosen
III the near future. so that specific
operating plans VIII be ready and
funcitiomng when the pool opens
juno l.
Wall also reported to the board
Of directors. that the land at the
swimming pool site had been pur-
chased and the transaction com
pleted
The following recreation COM
mittec appointments were made
Grove street park. B. B Hamburg;
swimming program. Mrs. Emma
Anthony and Mrs. H c. Cunning
ham; Main Street Recreation Cen
ter. Mrs. J II. Whitfield. Mrs. W.
II. Reynolds. and Miss Olive Her:
budget and audit committee. b. S
HamerSlv. L. A Wells, and Dr.
AL NJ DcMuth sewage and water
development r P Bricricy and
Paul Simpson; LongWood field dc
lClopmcnt. y G. Coleman and +
WI. Jacobs, summer little league
and high school baseball league.
M. U. Loctc and r. G. Lynn: and
armory basketball committee, NJ.
U Leetc, Paul Simpson. A. NJ.
Arlington and r. E. McGahey
A motion was also approved by
the board recommending to the
association that officers whose term
expired be made at-large members
Of the Recreation Association for
a period Of two years. This motion
vas also suggested to be retro
active to November ! 1857
Wall said a meeting Of the entire
association would be called IN
March to complete plans for the
summer recreation program.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
New Governor Serves
Prince Edward Quail

Beginning his first full day as
Governor of Virginia. j. Lindsay
Almond. Jr.. dined on Prince Ed
ward quail. which he shot on a fall
hunting trip near Prospect. He
also baggcd a turkey on the hunt
a dish fit for q king or
Governor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Dividends

Adequately serve all needs Of custo-
Dividends
Dividends to stockholders at thc
half-ycar and ycar-end declarations
also indicated the record proper
tons Of the year and profits. First
National Bank dividends amounted
to Is per cent. Peoples Banks to
la and 81 and Planters Bank to -
per cent.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Pool Funds Go Over $4,000;
June ! Opening Still Forecast
Additional Funds Urgently Needed

The fund drive for the FarmVillc Recreation Swim
ming Pool has little 100000 accordngto g. f.
Wilson tri-charman Of the drive canpagn
Wilson made hS announcement the board Of drec-
or Of the Recreation Association Monday night The drive
goal WAS Sct At $4,000 and Wilson said ~oad require
cent VI that amount w the pool III operation w
Ne IIme dcadn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
Tobacco Closing Set

a Jan. 30 closing date has been
set for Virginia dark fired to-
baccO markets, including Farm
vile. Two full weeks or auctions
remain for the 1857 crop, now
80 per cent sold.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-17
FHs-vICToRIA TONIGHT

Victoria Highs Painters viii play
thc Farnvillc High wolverines to-
night FRIDAY In Memorial Armoly
here.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-23
LA JUsTICIA SOCIAL TRAs LA
T DE HERO

Los agentes del comunismO international, en-
Sus campanas prOselitistas, tratan de enganar a Ia
clase trabaiadOra en- ell sentidO de hacerle Greer que,
bajo ell sistema cOmunista, ella puede lOgrar tOdas
sus reivindicaciOnes Y alcanZar I'm nlvel de Dlenes-
tar que s~atisfaga sus asplraclOnes.
En- la actuaIidad, csc tipO de propaganda en-
cuentra muchO menOs eco que antes entire los traba.
jadOres que Sc han dadO perfecta cuenta dc cual
es la dura realidad que irnpOne ell sistema cOmunls"
ia, y como la ~justicia social esta subordinate tun-
damentalmente a los intereses de la d%ictadura, SIN
que hayan cOnsideraciOnes relaclOnadas con los de-
rechOs de cada individuO.
No existiendo en- Russia, como question de prin-
cipiO, respeto por la dignidad humana, va que Ell
ser humane vale, no por SUI cOndicion de tai, slnO
p0r 10 que, en- terminus materiales y pOlltlcOs, re-
presente para la Oligarquia de turno, la Justlcla So
cial tampoco puede e~xistir, pOrque esa justlcia nece-
sacramento tiene que descansar sObre sOidos con-
ceptOs de ~dignidad humana.
Aun cuandO en- ell mundO demOcraticO sc sabe
de la rigidez de la tirania s~ovietica, dentrO de la
cual cada individuO es una insigniflcante pleza de
un gran engranaje al serviciO de I'm grupO mlnOrl-
tariO, siempre es convenience pOner de relieve la
falsedad de la propaganda rOja, a fin de %evitar, has
ia dOnde clio sea possible, que genie ingenua resulte
creyendO en- la fementida bOndad de I'm sistema que
ideOlOgicamente MEGA la e%xistencia del indlvlduO
como sujetO de maXimOs derechOs inherentes a SUI
cOndici0n humana.
BajO ell imperio del sistema cOmunista los ira
b~ajadOres nj siquiera pueden elegir la actividad a
la cual Sc dedicaran, pues ell Estado -controlado
pOr unOs pOcOs- tiene la facultad de intervenir ms
tituciOnalmente hasta en- las mas elementales ma
nifestaciones de la vida privada de cada persona.
Y csc EstadO, que esta al serviciO de quienes ejer-
cen I'm poder OmnipOtente, Sc preocupa unicamente
del individuO en- 10 que de este pueda lOgrar alguna
~ventaja, aunque sea por la fuerza.
Prevaleciendo esta tragica realidad Materials
ia -esencia f~ilOs6fica del sistema- pensar en- JUS
ticia social es incurrir en- una utopia, 81 es que hay
buena fe, o enganar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a quienes,
quizas por falta de information, puedan Greer en-
~justicia, de la indole que fuere, en- medic de tan
adversas circunstancias.