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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-24
Needs Come First


Three things can he said NJ or-
canixalion IN the early church.
First Is that II grew out Of needs.
and not the other way around In
America We are So used r. every
thing beng organized down to thc
last subsection. that No are I'M
chncd a. THINK church lSn y 4
church unless il has sonc definite
organization But in the book Of
Acts We hear about the church
some time before we hear N TIC
officers Tho flrst deacons. mat
committee of seven nicn who wcre
elected by the people and ap-
pointed by tho apostles To deal
Win the tricky problem Of caring
for Tho moody IN tho church those
dracens were elected because they
Wcrc needed. Tho church did not
elect them because some nrpaniza-
hon-chart called for such officers
Tho church elected them for
particular iab Il did not elect
them first and then hunt for some
thing for them 10 do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Glasses to Open
For Deuf Child

Summer classes for children
with impaired hearing will be
held at the Washington Hear
ing Society-a United Givers
Fund agency-from August s
through September 5.
The.classes are open TO chill
dren from Is months to ie years
old. There are moderate fees for
those able 10 pay. and tuition
free scholarships are available,
according to Ruth A. Hudnut,
director.
The children win be taught
speech, lip reading. how to use
residual hearing and hearing
aids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

version Of sunset boulevard"
which Gloria Swanson may do,
I. Alice 0hostley returned 70
julius Monks Downstairs Room.
/. Nat King Coles new -come
Closer to Me" record is very easy
on the ear drums. =. jerry
Miller Of 6ally's Highland Park
has al Cooper's sense OF humor.
They both have the same press
agent.
Pickets IN front OF Gutter
mans funeral parlor at Broad
and 6ixty-sixth street carry
signs reading: unfair 10 En-
balmerz. Please Pass Them BY "
4. Mary Lou williams has en-
listed the aid Of virtually all top
flight Jazz men for her new Bel
Canto Foundation which win
use funds from a September 20
Carnegie concert for q rest
home for jazzmen. -. Rex
Stewart Is one Of the added
stars for the big jazz concert at
South Bay, L. l.. on July 20 and
August /. On the latter date
he'll lead a big band In -oeor-
gia Sketches" written with Dick
Cary and commissioned BY the
Friends Of American Jazz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

HOLLYWOOD nlANA). =
There's q new twosome ON the
horizon = Rock Hudson and
Kim Novak met when they
were doing . layout for a ma
tional magazine. and liked
what they met. Kim had din
ner with Rock that same night
at one Of those cory beach
restaurants In Malibu. and the
handsome Mr.. Hudson invited
her back any time TO visit him
al his beach house. They're
o good-looking couple. :. /.
It's getting serious with Lind
say Crosby. Bing's youngest.
and June Blair. The former
model. brought 10 fame via q
''playboy" exposure. has q role
IN The Rabbit Trap" with
Ernie Borgnine.
Jimmy Cagney Is renting .
house In Bray. Ireland. for the
duration Of his Shake Hands
With the Devil" for Marion
Brando's Pennebaker Produc-
tons. A visiting mother
and moppet were at Roman
offs for lunch. Said mother:
Look. there's Tyrone Powerl"
who's he7" the little girl
asked. you know" reminded
Ma, you saw him on television
in an old movie" Jerry
Wald is planning TO produce
Ulysses" the James Joyce
novel.
Natalie Wood and husband
Robert Wagner are refusing all
home layouts to the fan maya
zines. They also are suing two
mags for what they term "in-
vasion Of privacy" and have
drawn up some stringent rules
to keep their private life pri-
vate. 1T didn't hurt BrandO."
explains Bob. Tough-look-
ing Jock Mahoney, the muscled
former stunt-man star Of
Range Rider" started in show
business as q toe dancerl i.
Sixteen-year-old Sandra Dee's
parents have given actor John
wilder q clearance to date
their blond daughter. The
only one.
I met Shep WOOIey, who
wrote THE Purple People Eat
er''-on the "Rawhide" TV
series set. He, gave me the glad
tidings that his brain child has
sold nearly 2 million records.
How did you think Of it7" !
asked. I'm crazy" he replied.
49,
From Mrs. Anthony Fran
ciOsa-"T heard the other day
that a part was right for the
young Shelley winters This
really plugged me. I'm the
young Shelley Winters. I am
playing q woman nearly 20
years older than I am in The
Diary Of Anne Frank It's q
great part and I am delighted
to do 1t. but I hope people don't
think Of me only for mothers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM


erandmothers and great-grand-
mothers from now on"
Singing sensation Johnny
Mathis, who was earning S25 q
week two years ago. viii make
more than $4,000 this year
from his records and night
club dates. He gifted his
m anager-discoverer, Helen
Mega. with a diamond bracelet
inscribed: You made Il all pos
sible." The movie based on
Johnny's life has been post
poned until next January.
$50
Rip Torn, who co-stars with
Gregory Peck In Pork Chop
HILL" returns TO New York
when he completes the picture
10 star In the OF Broadway
production Of "Chapperal. /"
next season Zip stars on
Broadway In the Theatre Guild
production Of Fever for Live. Z"
by Grin Borsten. Rip was In the
summer stock tIyouts last year
with Fay Banter.
The case Of Cyd Charisse's
nude-shower scene in Univer-
sal-International's Twilight
for the Gods" has been settled
by the movies editor, Tony
MartineIli. The sequence In
which Miss Charlse seems to
battle au naturel beneath a
waterfall In Hawaii Is still In
the Aim. The scene was filmed
by director Joe Penney two
ways, first with Cyd in a flesh
colored outfit, then in q green
bathing suit. They'll use the
first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
SYLVESTER

Continued From Page Bic
they command. Man, get with
it." says one hopper. We're
only q three piece combo."
Mite notes: Miles Davis and
his modern group Joined Can
nonball Adderly, John Coltrane
and Ethel Ennis at the village
Vanguard. -. Dick Hughes,
pianist at Out Of This World
Inn. Bridgehampton. has COM
pleted the score for o musical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
FEC Aide Shifts
To AiFwuys BouFd

william ,. Hawthorne. for
merry branch chief with the
Federal Communication Com
mission. has joined the plans
stan Of the Airways Moderni-
zation Board. II was announced
yesterday.
Mr.. Hawthorne Of ie72 North
Longfehow street. Arlington,
win be assistant 10 Navy Capt,
George b. iChafee. named last
week as chief Of the AMB's
plans once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
CARMODY
Continued From Page Asa

Continued From Page A-32
summed up in the govt pads
under the dining room tables.
For the festival, Cannes cracked
out the flags Of 80 nations TO
add another touch of color to
its major annual carnival.
If any one building DOM
mates the center Of the Croi-
settle, it is the Palais. This is
the theater where the Compel
ing films are shown. In exterior
and interior, this structure is
as modern as Cannes hotels
are old, its one flaw that its
l 200 seats usually leave as
many people offended as it
manages to care for during a
performance.
For all the dazzling sheen Of
its Croisette. Cannes has its
other impressive aspects. 1t is
really a three-stage community
of $4,000 sun-nourished French.
The second of these stages, or
steps, is the solid town Of
Cannes, a mere block behind
the beach area and old and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

durable In appearances. This Is
where Cannes lives. and where
that portion Of It's population
not concerned with transients.
works for a living.
Beyond this Cannes. In the
foothills thillsO Of the mari
time Alps are the palaces Of
the permanent rich. who must
be excrusiatingly the old. old.
very, very rich. Located here.
too. are some Of the worlds
most famous restaurants. clas-
sic In their settings, their food.
and their service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
ED SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men Maids and Stuff

mo white or Negro citizen
Of Memphis has been more
esteemed" editorialized the
Memphis commercial-Appeal,
as editor Prank Ahlgren start
ed a Page one campaign for
Mayer Edmund Orgill's fund
raising drive 10 erect a life
sized statute OF w. c. Handy.
showing him with a golden
trumpet pressed 10 his lips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
Continued From Page A.s2

Continued From Page Asa
tie Name" that the studio is
writing In two more scenes for
him TO do In the movie.
It's taking longer than ex-
pected 10 settle the Ingrid
Bergman-Roberto ROsselllni
divorce business In Italy. That
recent state-versus-c hurch flu
ror is the reason. Ingrid is
keeping her house on the beach
near Rome. and will spend
some part Of this summer there
with her children.
49,
The two biggest movie hits In
Rome are THE Young Lions"
and the Diana DOrssVittOrio
Gassman starrer, The Girl on
the Patio" which has already
earned SIS AUTHORIZATIONS
for that country. ! hear that
Diana comes through with
more feminity than in previous
pictures.
! met Tarzan's new mate at
Metro yesterday-Eve Brent.
She's the 10Th Jane" in the
series which began 40 years
ago. There have been IL Tar
Fans. Current jungle epic with
Gordon Scott and Eve is Tar
zan's Fight for Life" Gordon
married his last "Jane"-Vera
! Miles.
Il have signed TO make two
Tarzans a year" Miss Brent,
q pretty blond. told me. TITS
fun. it's different. I've done
some IVA heavy in q few
'Dragnets' and I've been in a
'Sugarfoot.' But I like the Jane
character best. / wear a little
sun suit, and / have to keep
slim. When I'm working Cor
don makes me eat only raw
carrots. honey. cottage cheese
and vitamin pills"
Arlene Dahl and Fernando
Lamas will buy a house in Cali
fornia again. and also keep
their house in New York. But
they leave in August for Spain
where Fernando stars in Mid
night Sailing" and they'll stay
over there for another picture
in which they'll co-star.
Sheree North, right out OF
the EOS in pointed yellow shoes
and a short, pale yellow chiffon
print chemise. and no lipstick
at all lbut lots Of eye makeup
to give added INTEREST," is glad
to be going to work again
She'll be in THE Hell Raisers."
Sheree and ex-husband. Bud
Freeman, are friendlier now
than when they we're married,
Producer Aubrey Schenck
screened the Philippine-made
suspense drama. Man on the
Rum" starring Burgess Mere
dith, four weeks ago, and ever
since has PACED its feminine
star, delicate. olive skinned
Olivia Genial, for the role OF
the south sea island girl in the
big budgeted. up Periscope.
with James Garner and Mickey
Rooney in the top male roles
Miss Genial arrives from Ma
Mia today.
Joel McCrea counted EN- Oh
and found that Julie Adams,
who stars with him in THE Bat
MaSterson Story" for the Mir
isch brothers, is his Tooth lead
ing lady since he began film
emoting in 1882. He's a wise
man, though - names Frances
Dee as his favorite. OF course
he married her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

cheering the MoIseyev dance
sensations At Chicago Opera
House. but ! think they are
the greatest In the world. "
chicagoans paid $40 10 scalpers
for orchestra pews. Locally,
Madison Square Garden can't
remember such rush for
ducatS Pimlico racetrack
had a successful two-day trial
run OF new IS pari-mutuel
ticket machines. Customer in
serts S. bill IN a drawer tray,
/ punches any number from !
I 10 II and out comes the ticket.
Electric-eye scanner rejects
any but IS bills. Machines will
be installed at New York tracks
shortly. =.
French stars find Il difhcult
10 leave Paris. They must stand
In line for exit visas. Jacques
Tail Of Mr.. Huyot's Holiday"
cancelled Brussels trip for that
reason.
Throwing 81 million down
/ the drain. Tropical Park owner
Saul SHERMAN made racetrack
/ history this past week. Marty
| Tannenbaum. one OF the own
ers OF Yonkers Raceway. told
me about II at the Dean Martin
telethon Saturday night. Il Of
fered SHERMAN l21 900 shares
of Yonkers Raceway stock,
worth s35 a share. for his Trop-
| ical Park" said Marty. IN
addition. we'd give him SIS. 900
a-year salary and an honorary
title. We shook hands on IT,.
Then SHERMAN knocked me
out. He said that plus the -
million. he insisted on retain
ing hiring and firing rights at
Tropical Park ] thought he
was Glowing. but he was dead
serious. So the 81 million deal
collapsed"
49,
The slain Johnny StOmpana-
to's brother seriously ailing.
Ann Woodward and UmbertO
PM ablaze. Sara Dulles, OF
State Department clan, honey
incoming with DR.. Howard Tay-
IOr. The Bob Stacks called
him Charles. -. Rex HarrisOn's
24-year-old Noel and Barbara
Roscoe acting serious. The
Johnny AntOnellis expect a big
Lacquer. Althea Gibson and
Ed Fitzgerald completed The
Grass Was Greener" for Harper
presses. Lord Londonderry
and NicOlette Harrison will
honeymoon in Moscow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

Success left him unchanged.
Temporary adversely and even
blindness did not defeat him.
He was the same gentle,
friendly soul when he died as
he was when he left Memphis.
BY honoring w. c. Handy,
Memphis win honor itself" The
fund-raisers are white and
Negro. and Voice OF America
should tell this story OF the
South TO the world II might
also be noted that Memphis, at
the time OF Handy's death. pc
titioned his widow for the
right to bury the composer
there.
49,
This may sound unpatriotic,
chuckled Carl Sandburg after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
* FREE INTRODUCTORY, OFFER:
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We want you to taste the difference in our new special
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Buy jar of Mrs Fbert's Special Recipe Mayonnaise
Mail the center portion Of the new red-and'white
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is everything say ii is, you may use your coupon
for pint OF any other brand of mayonnae you prefer
Only one offer to family. Offer expires midnight
May 3, 1858.
p. 5. If you prefer Salad Dressing, the offer is
good on Mrs Filberts Salad Dressing. Look for the
jar with the distinctive blue -andwhite label
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Udder Congestion
Not Due To Feed

Recent research at several agri-
cultural experiment stations shows
that the amount of grain fed does
not appreciably influence udder
congestion az calving time. In aL
attempt to control udder swelling,
some dairymen have withheld or
limited grain feeding of dry cows
and cows that have recently fresh
ened. William H. Henderson,
county agent, warns that such prac-
tice can be harmful to the health
of the COW as well as to milk pro-
duction.
In Cornell studies, the feeding
of as much as Is lbs. of grain per
head daily during the dry period
did not significantly increase udder
congestion. Research conducted at
Maryland and Ohio suggests that
heavy grain feeding Immediately
after caluing, as well as daring
the dry period, does not affect I'D
der congestion. These findings have
been confirmed by Illinois work
ers, who found &c difference in the
amount or incidence of udder con-
gestion when the feeding of 61a-9
lbs. of grain per head daily was
compared to no grain feeding dur
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Increase Polling Places
For Corn Referendum
In Kent County

The Kent ASC County Committee
announces the corn referendum for
Kent County to be held on Tuesday
November rs, 1858 from 500 q. m
to 500 p. m.
The polling places in the county
are as follows:
1st Community list & End repre-
sentative districts) Farmers Sup
ply. Smyrna; County ASC Office,
Dover.
End Community (3rd & 4th repre-
sentative districts) McGinnis' Store,
Kenton; Pippins' Store, Pearsons'
Corner.
srd Community 18th & 7th repre-
sentative districts) County ASC
Office, Dover.
4th Community 10th & 9Th repre-
sentative districts)H Taylor and
Messicks, Harrington; Vessels
Store, Petersburg.
5th Community 18th G 10th repre-
sentative districts) FTederica Fire
House. Frederick; Southern States
Store, Milford
Corn farmers are entitled to one
vote only at the polling place most
convenient to them in the COM
in which they live or IN
which their farm is located. They
may request a mail ballot, if they
cannot be at the polling place, pro-
vided they do so in time to receive
it and haven't returned to the coun-
ty ASC office by 500 p. m, on
November %, 1858.
This referendum is very inn
portant to all corn growers for
1859 and subsequent years. A PAM
phlet giving all the details is avail
able from the county Office. All corn
farmers have received a copy by
mail.
Farmers with questions should
contact their committeeman or the
ASC office a 313 s. Governor Ave,
in Dover. says Liser Hall, the man
ager.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

ing the dry period.
Mr.. Henderson says there is also
considerable evidence that bulky,
laxaIlve feeds are not superior to
the usual grain mix in preventing
udder congestion. Good feeding
practices demand that cows receive
sufficient grain during the dry
period to place them in good, work
ing flesh. Avoid over er-conditioning
as well as under-conditioning The
grain mix fed to the milking herd
should be entirely adequate if the
dry cows are being fed comparable
roughage.
Approximately Z to 10 days be-
fore expected calving, cows of the
small and large breeds should be
receiving $40 lbs. of grain, re-
spectively. Do not reduce the
amount of grain fed at freshening
unless the cow is a finicky eater.
Maintain this level of feeding for
about one week after calving, then
increase grain feeding according
to production needs and appetite.
This method of dry and fresh COW
feeding can help eliminate stress
on the cow and increase milk pro-
duction during her lactation.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

Horton Smith of Detroit is the
only golfer who has played in all
% Masters tournaments. He won
the first event in 1884 and repeat
ed in 1886.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

John Burwell is the Oldest
thoroughbred to win a race. In
1925, at 10, he won one of 19
starts.
, 1958-02-11
Young Artist Points
Sign for C'sted
Youth Center

The sign at the Youth Cen
ter Building is the contribu-
ton Of Stanley Jacobs, one of
the talented youngsters. He
did the work under the super
vision of his instructor, Direc-
tor of the ST. Croix Museum,
Cyril Marshall.
The St. Croix District Com
mittee on Children and Youth
offers its sincerest thanks to
Mr.. Jacobs and Mr.. Marshall.
, 1958-02-11
SENATOR MURRAY URGES ORGANIC
ACT BE GIVEN A TRIAL

Senator James Murray, chairman of the Committee on
Interior and Insular Affairs, acknowledged receipt of the Peti-
ton sent HIM by Valdemar Hill Of the Unity Party, urging
more autonomy in Government.
The Senator denied several statements by Mr.. Hill, he
stated in part Il believe that you are gravely in error in
, 1958-02-11
Jdmuicd Sets 10
Research Committee
For Agriculture

Jamaica : A 13-man Scienti-
fc Research Committee has
been set up by Government
for agricultural, industrial and
marketing research. The Com
mittee, with $4,000 at it's
disposal, is to promote re-
search in Government Depart
ments, the University College
Of the West Indies and private
enterprise. The scheme was
the idea of the Prime Minister,
the Hon. Norman Marley.
Final plans came from the
Central Planning Unit which
is attached to the Chief Min
Continued on page ~
, 1958-02-11


Federal government S t i |
spends millions of dollars a
year in the Islands. I cannot
believe that we~would be JUS
titled in adding to the ex-
penses of government at this
time by establishing an Office
CT Resident Commissioner for
the %, 900 or so people of the
Islands at an additional cost of
more than $50 1000 annually to
the American taxpayer.
1.-THE elective governor is a
matter about which | have an
open mind, I am sincerely con-
cerned whether such action at
this time would be in the best
interests of the islands.
Personally, l would like to
see the 1854 Organic Act given
a really fair trial. I think you
yourself would have to agree
that the old system of three
separate legislative bodies for
such a small area, both geo
graphically and population
wise, was cumbersome and
burdensome; also you would
have to agree that the legisla-
lures were often irresponsible
and unworthy of their trust in
voting themselves salaries and
expenses far in excess Of the
reasonable demands of their
office.
I'm short, / would wish that
the Unity Party, along with
other Virgin Islands groups,
try to make a success of what
they have-and the Islands
have a great deal, before dis
sipating their, energies in still
Continued on page A.
, 1958-02-11
ST. Thomns Citizen's
Comm. Meets With
Housing Officials

On Saturday afternoon,
members Of the st. Thomas
Citizens Committee on Pub
lie Housing, upon the invita-
ton Of the Virgin Islands
Housing and Redevelopment
Authority met with members
of the Authority and Ma
thaniel Keith and Carl Feiss,
Planning Consultants, retain
ed by the Authority in'connec-
ton with plans being made
for undertaking an Urban Re
newal and Slum Clearance
Program in the Virgin Islands.
Representing the Citizens
Committee were E. Leonard
Atty. George Dud-
ley, Valdemar A. Hill, Isidore
Paiewonsky, Owen Lans; and
Evans Francois. The Housing
Authority was represented by
Pastor James Amos, Ariel
Melchoir, Leo Sibilly a n d
Henry Millin. The Conference
was arranged for the purpose
of providing an opportunity
for citizen participation in the
tentative plans of the Author
ity which designates the fol-
lowing three areas in the
Virgin Islands for early slum
Continued on page ~
, 1958-02-11

stated in part Il believe thu
asserting that the 1854 Or
ganic Act was punitive in pur-
pose" The letter in full is as
follows:
Dear Mr.. Hill:
"Thank you for your cable
gram and for transmitting to
me t h e Peoples Petition
which | note was taken in
part, from the report of Pro-
lessor Friedrich of Harvard.
I cannot agree with all your
conclusions with respect to the
relationship between the Vir-
gin Islands and the Federal
government. Particularly, I
believe you are gravely in err
TOR in asserting that the 1854
Organic Act was punitive in
purpose" Whom do you think
the Senate of t h e United
States wished to punish in the
Virgin Islands, and what ends,
national or even political,
would be served?
GAS to ~"unsympathetic, Fed
erally-appointed Governors"
enforcing punitive provisions
Of the Organic Act" you must
know that any Governor takes
a solemn oath to uphold and
enforce the law. Any Cover
nor who fulfilled his oath Of
office necessarily would have
to carry out all the provisions
of the Organic Act, whether
punitive or not.
"Any Governor who did not
should be removed from office.
"As you know, no resident
Of the Virgin Islands contri-
butes anything in the way Of
financial support to the Fed
eraf government, but t h e
, 1958-02-11
Bill Will Make
v. l.. Youth Eligible
For Academy

If the President signs Bill
N. R. 1852, the Governor of the
Virgin Islands will be author
lied to appoint cadets to the
U. S. Maritime Academy.
Word received from Wash
ington by Governor Walter A.
Gordon, advised that the Unit
ed States Senate has passed
the bill, previously passed by
the House Of Representatives,
and now the bill goes to the
President for his signature.
Commenting on the bill the
Governor said he was happy
to see that the bill had passed
both houses and is now ON the
Presidents desk for signature.
He S aid, II have not seen a
copy of the bill, and do not
know when the first appoint
ments would be made, nor
the number allowed for the
Virgin Islands, nor the re-
~quirements for consideration
for appointment. This infor-
nation will be made available
to me if the bill becomes law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

Pass the salt and butter.
Here's corn to feast on.
You'll find 1t in our pro.
duce section sweet,
tender, tasty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Vine Ripened

This is the peak Of the
cantaloupe seasonl And you'll
find the sweetest and juiciest
loupes at your nearby safeway storel