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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Highlanders Present
Moodys With Gift

ri and Mrs W ~ Moody Fiji
day night were presented With a
large sllFel' engraved tray al the
first annual meeting Of the High
landers IN appreciation Of What
they have done for the club
Dr and ms Moody sponsored
the organization Of the club for the
teen-agers year ago. have chap
eroned their meetings and have
had them meet il their home. The
presentation was made by Billy
PippIn, outgoing president
officers installed Friday night
for the ensuing year ~ere Chip
Wilder president Who was unable
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-18
Well Water.

MIR and Mrs J II Self and Earl
Banton spent Sunday III Richmond
visiting MISS Irma Winfrey-
MIS- Annie r Wmlley spent the
week end with Mr. and MR.
Greene Davis.
Friends here aIe sorry u hear
that II! w. Emerson. Of Dlllwyn
and Amelia, is patient in Grace
Hospital Richmond. and wish Tor
him speedy recovery
Mi, and Mrs, billiard Jamerson
LEFT Saturday for Florida. where he
has work
| Mr.. and Mrs Earl MaNey, Of
/ Richmond. spent Sunday with THEW
parents. Mr. and Mrs. b w
Maxey
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tindall
Mrs. l., s. Baber, Miss Olga Ba.
tista. Mr.. and Mrs Wrence
B.ansford, Mrs G. A. BabeI, Mrs
Joe Steger and Mrs Greene Davis
were among those attending the
funeral Of John Norvell III Rich.
mond Tuesday
Mrs. Irene Baber was business
visitor to Charlottesville Or Tues
day
Mr. and Mrs. Greene Davis and
Mrs Annie E Winfrey called II
the T. B. Winfrey and J H Self
homes Sunday
The Home Demonstration cHb
met with Mrs Earl Patteson Nh
day. with 10 members present
Mrs Harold Bailey gave the
demonstrations
Rev & ID stevens, Mrs Joe
Steger and Mrs N & DAVIS At
tended the vacation Bible school
clinic II Maysyllle church on FIJI
day
to BE- present as he was III Rich.
mond attending the model General
Assembly Percy Beverley, vice
president GAYLE Ray. secretary
MarRarette Anne Williamson
treasurer. ana Annie Lou Moon.
chaplain
Blmonthly meetings Of ihc club
are held on the first and third Frl-
day nights Dunng the past year.
they have been on hay rides. SWIM
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Hollywood Report
This Is RaIph's Life

boat pilot In the late IsOos. B Is still collecting
weekly residuals from It's Great Life. :.
Janet Leigh viii do q number Of personal ap-
pearances and Tv greetings to publicize her pet
charity, Share, for mentally retarded children,
before the arrival Of her second baby in Noe
vember.. Top television writer Leslie Stevens
predicts that horror and mystery stories will
scare the TV Westerns OF the videocycles.
Spring Byington, with her December Bride
filming completed for the season, takes on for
holiday in Brazil. Bennett Cerfs publishing
company, Random House. will bring out The
Shirley Temple storybook-a collection Of shir-
leys favorite fairy tales, including those used In
her TV series. :. Dinah Shore and husband
George Montgomery take their children on Q
pack trip In Montana, during her l5-week hiatus
this summer. While Dinah vacations, the sum-
mer Chevy show viii star Dorothy Kristen, Janet
Blair, Edie Adams, John Raitt. Stan Freberg, and
Rowan and Martin-every week-plus . guest.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
by SHEILAH GRAHAM
North American Newspaper Alliance

HOLLYWOOD. - Ralph Edwards present
plan Is to retire as the host Of This Is Your Life
when his contract with NBC expires two years
hence. "I1l continue as producer, and also pro-
duce many other shows" Ralph told me. Unless
the ham in me is too strong to give up" Up
coming from the Edwards TV stable are Fast
Money. That's My Baby--a filmed version Of the
best Of This Is Your Life-and Your Prayers Are
Answered.
Dick Powell, David Niven and Charles Boyer
believe In giving newcomers a break in their
Four Star Films television company. Last year
they brought little-known Robert Culp from
Broadway and put him in the now-successful
Trackdown SERIES This year they have signed
Steve Mcqueen, also from Broadway, to star in
Wanted, Dead or Alive.
Bill Bishop has signed for new TV series.
Steamboat a-Comin', in which he plays river
Evening star., 1958-05-04
TeIeVue MaiIbaq

This ts your chance to sound of-and
~ Critic Bernie Harrison tDin do his best
to Gnstoer questions. Please keep letters
brfef. Pen names tUH be used if desired
Please publish soon the fact that Gunsmoke
received an Emmy Award. This is to settle bet
M. G.
Gunsnoke toon an Emmy for "Best Dramatic
Series With Continuing Characters" fThe Emmy
t0Gs accepted By the producer, not star Jim
ArnessJ 1t also iOon another. Emmy mot
presented on the shotU) for Mike Pozen, for
BEST Editing of a Film for Televtsion"
I would like to know If Gene Sheldon on
Zorro Is really dumb.
No, he isn't, The veteran comedian is ,DeH
cast as a mute, hol0eUer, as he is especially
adept at pGntomime.
Is John Lupton Of the Broken Arrow series
quitting on his own, or is it the sponsor working
on the fact that Mike Ansara has received more
fan mail? like both men on the show. If
one would leave I'm not sure things would
be the same, >.
Virginia D.
The agency and sponsor suggested the
Evening star., 1958-05-04

change for merit season and Lupton fAnsarG
told me) is just as happy to be out of it,
When series has been on as long as Broken
Arrot0, changes are indicated.
Just read your review of "The Red Mill"
FIRST OF all, will answer your question on what
we think of the tape. My answer is no-but
nked the people who were singing so it really
didn't matter. Second didn't think the show
dragged at all. thought it was very enjoyable
hour-and-a-half. I also really didn't see that
Harpo Marx and Evelyn Rudie were as bad as
you said they were.
Harriet NJ
The objection of the narration tDas to sane
ume IN outlining the story Hae-accordtnc to
ROBERT Alan Aurthur, the "adapter." They aOere
anustng-out Just didn't think they served
any constructive purpose.
For show the whole family can really
ENJOY, recommend The Real McCoys. Why
not give it boost in your column. It's always
good Tor chuckle-good clean fun. Have you
ever watched 1t?
NV.
Apparently. you missed our "boosts"-,uhich
,ncIHaed TeleVue cover and story on Walter
Evening star., 1958-05-04

the SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, o. c.
May 4, 1883
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54OS LIST PL. N.W.-BACHELOR
APT; Ice LIV. -BEDRM. COME +,
KIT. BATH: $50 MO. INCL. ALL
UTILs. ADULTS ONLY SEE MGR.
ON PREMISES OR CALL Ii. A.
n---
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:. y. Q ii1 p1e. . a. Q -D9oo
luxe / or . bedrm., air
cond. in 21-unit bldg. Cow: close
IN: Sll5 up. Res. mgr, ia. 4-4750.
ARL.. N.--5 rms, 57l2 N. 26th
ST. mr.. Lee hwy and Lex Pvt.
entr- garage, pch., clean, cent.
by appointment. Ike. S-546S
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1717 E CAPITOL ST rooms,
kitchen and bath: redec.; S47 80.
99R L St NV rooms, kltCh-
en- and bath; redec,; see janitor'
$50.
414 nth st. NE rooms
kitchen and bath; redec.; see JAM
HARRISON Az ADAMS
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PERFECT

Automatic air-eond. apt: beauti-
fully. completely furnished, incl.
secretarial service, linen. eooking
utensils, etc. TV: garaEe avail
park. 1873 Euclid 81 nv.
IT'S Grest--It's Hilltop House
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AIRS. FuRMIsHID B. Q.
OVERLOOKING
ROCK CREEK PARK


.IoWEaT RENTS ANYWHERE
EFFICIENCY saa 81
lunfurnished, $40 sOl
l hEDROOM slOd. SO TO 81 20 so
tuniurhinhed. sh0 80 10 silln ,bfl
Beautiful corner apaFlments
newly decorated triple exposure
ArEe rooms, spacious closetai util.
tiles Included, We advise imne.
date inspection.
1900 Adams NH Rd. NV.
Afa, Carroll, ManAEer, IA, N-dd00
cOLORED - st FLOOR z rms.
Kit, and bath. twin beds, Z Girls OF
z gentlemen, Tu, e-f0Is,
cOLORED-iate ard NJ, NV
rms, III, and bath $40 mo- mr.
hevafd univertiiyi adults only
coLoRED-coLUMBIA ND, NV
Studio rm. with cooklnr.
person "a so Wk IA, N.iOla.
COLORED-ia03 EUCLID ST. NV
- rms porch, N quiet apt
bide adults, reis. IA, hssiia.
cOLORED-s RMS, KIT and bath
no children Call To. a.han7,
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FoGGY BOTTOM
oUEN SUNDAY 2-5

MACARTHUR BOULEVARD AREA
Lge. living RIM, din. rm., 2 bed
rms. kitchen, enclosed back porch;
laundry unit: suitable for 8 adults
or more. Turn north 800 blk. OF
Macarthur blvd. blocks, then lett
to 1927 Eskridge terrace NV.
54Os list PL. N.W.-BACHELoR
APT; LGE LIV. -BEDRM. COME
KIT. BATH: $50 MO. INCL ALL
UTILs. ADULTS ONLY. SEE MGR.
ON PREMISES OR CALL Ii. 4
O7T7.
8oii ONTARIO RID. Nw-LoE.
BED-LIV. RM, COMB, KIT. DI-
NETTE AND BATH: S65 MO, INCL
ALI UTILS. ADULTS ONLY. SEE
JANITOR OR CALL IL. 4-O777.
IVY E. CAPITOL ST rooms,
kitchen and bath: redec; S47 so
g2R L st. NV rooms, kltCh-
en- and bath; redee.; see janitor
414 nth st NE rooms,
kitchen and bath; redec.; see JAM
'O'' Fl HARRISON L. ADAMS
932 K st. NV. MA. s-s30s
III3 MT. oLIVET RID NE.
3 rooms. kit. and bath in a small
bldg. consisting Of 4 apis. Tenant
supplies gas heat $50 per mo See
tenant in No. 4 for inspection.
HENRY J ROBB. INC
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. Dr 7-Sl4l
Sal COLORADO AVE. NV.
We have a l-bedrm. apt on the
end floor OF a small apt. bids, not
too far from Walter Reed Hospital
consisting OF bedrm liy rm
mo. incl NtilS Also, in the same
bldg, a bsmt' apt. with ! bedrm
liv rm.. dinette. kit and bath for
$3.50 per mo. See janitor for in
spcCti0r
HENRY J RoBB. INC
1924 Vermont Ave NV ID. 7-si4l
ala KENNEDY ST. NV, $50
" rms, kit, bath. scr. porch.
WASHINGTON RLTY. RIA, 3-S300
"IO6 F ST. N.w.-CLERMONT
Apt. 4n5--l r.. k, and bath $50
. $50 NEWcoMB ST. Sc. o
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WASH. LOAN Il TRUST BR.
900 F ST NV ST. 3-5BO0
l-BEDROOM APIS.
We now have few choice ] :
bedrm. apis. ranging from S60-SSO
mo. INQUIRE weekdays. EDMUND
J. FLYNN CO, MA. S-9567.
3Is DELAFIELD PL. NV.
. Rms, Kit. Bath, Scr. Porch
WASHINGTON RLTY., RIA. $4,000
6O24 Sth ST. NV. APT. B-3
Mod, > rms, kit. din. bath, $50.
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA, 3-s30O
1897 MASS AVE. Sc. Apt, T.
. rms, kit. bath: heated, see so.
WASHINGTON RLTY. RA. 3-S300
93g LoNGFELLow ST. NV.
Lovely: . rms. kit, dinette bath:
all utils. incl. wired for air cond
$50 80. Vacant. Adults. See supt
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S300
AnacoStia Rd. Sc.
OPP MINNESOTA AVE.
Exceptionally nice BLDG. BED
RIM SIS, incl utilS Apply man
sger at @24 36th st. Sc, Apt 1903.
DREYFUss BROS.
1919 18th 81. NV. Ma S-05sO
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AnacoStia Rd. Sc.
OPP MINNESOTA AVE.
Exceptionally nice BLDG, BED
RIM SIS, incl utilS Apply man
ager at @24 36th st. Sc, Apt 1903.
DREYFUsS BROS.
1919 18th St. NV Ma. S-G5SO
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
41Ol HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER. ND.
TAFAEEI1fATR oCcTpANcy

Just across District line; bus
fare, cow TO shopping center and
theater; excel, bus facilities.
Nicely furnished apt reception
hall. liv rm, dinette. bedrm kit
and bath; ~lO5. including utilities
AVAILABLE JULY
Comfortably fuTn. apt; reception
hall. liv nm. din. space. = bedrms 4,
kit and bath: closets; Si2l 20,
including utilities.
PLENTY Of parking lovely grounCs
Apply in 1sTson. WA. $4,000.
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CONN. AVE. APIS.

Liv. rm., bedrm. din. foyer
kit. bath. switchboard, elev. sery-
lee; utilE. incl. EO. 2-64lA.
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For Permanent
Occupancy or
Executive Use

Beautifully furnished 2,
8. 4, S room suites. /, 2, 3
bedrooms with bath in
Washington's only Resort
Hotel. Maid Service-Air
Conditioned outdoor
Swimming Pool - Tennis
Courts.
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ANACOSTIA
653 E. CAPITOL S.

Bachelor apt. refgr., heat, hot
water and ianitor service Incl. I;
$50. See janitor HOHENSTEIN
BROS. 4 DoNAHUE, $50 H st..
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IIi3 MT. oLIvET RID NE.
3 rooms, kit. and bath in a small
bldg. consisting Of 4 apis. Tenant
supplies gas heat $50 per mo See
tenant in No. 4 for inspection.
HENRY J ROBB, INC
1921 Vermnnt Ave n w Dr T-SlAl
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Aprs. 0HFuRNlsHEp 0. Q.


nEAC0N APTs.-lsOi Calvert %,
nv lsv. : eedTmsr IN Fm, en-
CAPITOL HIIL - TAstsfully deco
rated I bedrm, new reiHr,, scI
porch pets welcome, II, 9.khta.
COLUMBIA mn. NV lIi1-e
rooms Gitehsn' bath close 90
stores. churches and transpi SO,
JAniteg On prentice, NO. f-ooih
CONGRESS MIS-. nr. Boiling Yield,
so .0O-lncl, AL utiif,, bedfm =
w, Imy dlnelltl At and bath,
JOHN u SHELTON RkAL1oR'
CONN, AVA, M. Mayfover-Air-
conditioned ! bedfm IN large apt,
hotel. sf-hT switchboard laundry,
sie. Avail, July 1, MIA cIisl
M s-sloi, JANIS a, DIXON
A CO.. Realtors,
CONN. AvE.-Eneiency apt. In
modern elevator hldg, with seere.
..fiAl service s7S' Res mar
conn. AVE-, gToo-Extfa-larss
enc ap' hriHht rmi., iae closets
afsNft AFAltlhfAhl NtFhlNNt "
5-klOS, MRS o'BRYAN
Du BoIs n. 81, aa3d-Niee 4,
bedrm. apt with Nv, rmp dineite
bath ard kit, with esfhagr dlS'
posal. SIS mo-, pluH utlls, Adult
only, TO inspeet SEE Mr. MI son
hrs cRoffUT pL 2 T. Lu, q
5Bif ". O. sMrfhY CO. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-.s rms
and bath. nice apt BIDS 1911
ssnd ~ NV. Do f.OSAi,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, iaeO 2isi
a, NV, eley, bldg - rms. KIT.
and bath, taAtefully decorated
viii furnish. see resident man.
ager, Apt 4, or ianitor az 1852
cosRP". Na. s-4sfnss.h HOUSING
4. CAPITOL ST, tai. elose-in 10.
cation-Completely redecorated.
rms, kit, bath: only S6a 80 mo,
incl h-Mh. Key Apt, l., Inspect
ELY PL. s.E.. 35I8-i bedrm, on
q III eony 70 busline' SOS incl
oALLATIN ST. NV, as rms
XII, bath. porch ntils. included
so mo RA. f-sa5a.
GEORGETOwN-l-b edrm. plus den
lge, rms, cow. location. d. z.
1000
GEORGETOWN rms. bath. XII
and roof garden. the sittina rm
4 very lac. has fireplace and II
lac windows, SIPS mo- Please
phone Monday or after AID. .
GEORGETOWN rms, bath. XII
and roof garden, The sitting rm
Is very Ice, has a fireplace and 4
windows; Sl95 monthly. Please
phone AID. 2-295S.
GEORGETOwN-2-bedrm apt IN
apt bldg Elk 3-6S5O for add
tional information
G, W. UNIV. AREA, The Fillmore,
l129 N. " ave. n.w.-BriEht,
cheerful, clean, attractive 2nd-h
J.Dedrm. apt; in quiet, nice
older apt BLDG. Enjoy spacious
Refined white adults: SiOO. Phone
mar. FE, 1897.
GEORGIA AVE. NV, $500 = 8
rms, kit, bath; adults only. sos.
RA. 6-O33O or ~. 5-4i22.
1881 MACARTHUR BLVD, NV
One-bedrm. apt: $50 so. Cal
res. mgr, Pc. 1886.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 20ia
New Hampshire ave. n.w.-wired
for air conditioning; and ?
bedrooms from $40 so: newly
&c. pastel colorsi all utils incl
elev. bldg, attrae. lobby Resident
manager. NO. 7-ia9S
HARVARD ST, NV. Il3i-s-bed
rm. apt. with pch,. redec.; dntn
loc.' S15 mo. incl. utils; adults
only; res. mar, ADJ. "a
HAWAII AVE.-Nr. N. Capitol. .
nice rms: kit; hath: heat anc
INV. for only $50 80. incl. eft
Ietrg. locker and lndry. In bSmt
STEUART BROS, INC. DI. .
.i3i, DI 7-S6g5
HIATT PL. NV. 3e2s-Near 18Th
81 3 large rooms, kit. TaStefully
decorated Open for viewing
WASH. HOUSING CORP. g3l Ii
st. NV. ma. S-4SlS.
INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc, 1918
rms, kit. bath. newly deco
rated: S4S. FE. 5-l2lS.
LINCOLN PARK AREA very des
- l. ~
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MACARTHUR BOULEVARD AREA
Lge. living RIM, din. rm., bed
rms. kitchen, enclosed back porch;
laundry unit: suitable for 8 adults
or more. Turn north 800 blk. OF
Macarthur blvd. . blocks, then left
To 400 EskridRe terrace NV
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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

ALEXANDRIA, downtown-S75 to
$50 80. all utils. incl Call TIE e.
500 between 10 am and 8 pm
ALEX.-Efhc. with scr. porch. vii.
sublet to Sept. ! Nice residential
SB5 mo-, incl. utils. XII g-3ogI
Smyrna times., 1958-08-28
Jones. Lindale Pleasanton.

Jones, Lindale Pleasanton.
Grade 3, Sec. 2-Robert Dav-
idson, Roger Goldsborough,
Dennis Haley, William Mcbride,
James Poore, Crawford Knotts,
Tommy Sipple, Richard Seward,
Gerald Truax. Robert Wicks,
Carroll Biddle, Clifton Van Ars-
dale, William Carson, Diane
Dagg, Rose Ann Darrell, Elaine
Fortner, sanna Raughley,
Nora Newnum, Elaine Holmes,
Sharon Gardner, Roberta Car
ter, Mabel Wilhoit, Jerry Lee
Johnson, Wanda Mills, Susan
Urian, Jeaninne Smith.
Grade 3, Sec. 3-Robert Bell,
Rainer Bobzin, Robin Cornelius,
Richard Downes, Merritt Haley,
Edgar Kinney, Easley Pierson,
Antonio Leonardo, Clayton Nc
Allister, Stephen Smith, Walter
Brown, Wesley Burris, Donald
Uhlendorff, Edward S. Wilson
III, Nancy Ford, Betty Oechsler,
Jean Ann Jones, Lea Christen-
sen, Norma Lee Thompson,
Georgianna Whaley, M erri e
Johnson, Christine Kruchen, Vir-
ginia Marshall, Helen Scotton,
Regena Gravely, Patsy Burris,
Merrie Johnson.
Grade 4, Sec. Michael An
derson, Stephen Corso, George
Davis, Kenneth George, Lacey
Gravely, Larry Heinold, David
Knox, William McAllister, Mich
ael McGrath, Karl Nelson, Mich
ael Passwaters, James Ramsey,
Steven Snow, William Owens,
William Thomas, Richard Prit-
chett, Ronald Budd, Orville
Thomas, Gerald LomaX, Patricia
Bobo, Sabine Bobzin, Gail Ever
Continued on Page Eight
Smyrna times., 1958-08-28
Testing Results Reveal Smyrna
Schools Year Ahead us. Level

School officials released this
week the results of a special
testing program carried out in
the Smyrna Schools during the
1888 school year. A nation
ally recognized standardized
arithmetic test was given to all
pupils in grades 2-6 in Septem-
Der, and a similar test repeated
in grades l-6 in June. Officials
report that they are very pleas
ed with the results which show
that not one of the Is element
ary classes was below the ac-
cepted level in arithmetic in the
June tests; in fact, most class
es were number of months
ahead.
A standardized test was chos-
en- as this type of test is used
by all State schools, and is also
used nationally. Standardized
tests are carefully constructed
to test information that should
be taught in various grade lev
els. Furthermore, the school dis
trict is able to use these tests
to compare results with stand
ards throughout the United
States.
In the September tests, Smyr-
ma pupils stood 5 months ahead
of expected standards in End
grade, four months ahead in 3rd
Smyrna times., 1958-08-28
SMYRNA TIMES. THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 2s.

die, David Collins, Ronald Craig,
Alan Gilmore, Wayne Davis,
David Jones, Bruce Morrow,
Irving Pernol, William Proud,
Herbert Rash, Dorsey Smith,
Warren Van Arsdall, Earl Sollo-
way, James Webster, George
Faulkner, Frances Bennett, Lin
da Blendt, Nancy Foxwell,
Frieda Grace, Janice Faulkner,
Ruth Ann Foraker, Vera Low
man, Nancy Mullins, Noreen
Quirk, Kathleen Price, Brenda
Sammons, Patsy Shane, Barbara
Proud.
Grade 3, Sec. douglas
Pleasanton, Boyd Bagwell, Dav-
id Wagamon, Harvey Johnson,
Robert Hoffecker, Kelvin Mich
OILS, Jay Schuman, Joseph Startt,
Jacob Thomas, Ralph Weis, Har-
ry Willis, Keith Williams,
Wayne Morrow, Roberta Bax-
ter, Ruth Ann Brown, Beverly
Chase, Carol Ann Reed, Gym
thia Hawke, Alberta Morris,
Terry Harvath, Margaret Hart,
Janice Sparks, Donna Waga-
mon, Vera Greczkin, Cheryl
Kirk, Betty Schaffer, Betty
Smyrna times., 1958-08-28

grade, four months ahead in 4th
grade, seven months ahead in
9Th grade, and one month ahead
in 9th grade. In the June test
ing, lst grade pupils mot previ-
ously tested stood thre e e
months ahead, End grade pupils
stood IL months ahead (better
than a year which is measured
as 10 months), 3rd grade pupils
were 10 months ahead, 4th
grade pupils were 10 months
ahead, 5th grade pupils 6
months ahead, and 9th grade
pupils one month ahead. Sec
ond, third, and fourth grade
pupils did especially well on
these tests placing their classes
ahead of 90 per cent of classes
nationally. The normal place
ment nationally is so per cent
with half of the nations classes
falling below this point.
The testing program has also
been carried out in other sub
jects, but not in as concentrat-
ed form. Results in reading are
excellent also, and officials state
that there is no area in which
the district needs to be concern
ed as far as standings relative
to national norms.
Mr.. George V. Kirk, superin-
tendent, has stated, "The stand
Smyrna times., 1958-08-28

ardized testing program is just
one phase of the instructional
program. Unlike sports or build
ing programs it does not lend
itself to dramatic public ap-
peal. Nevertheless, the parents
of this district may be assured
that the teachers, administra-
ton, and school board are vital
ly concerned with the improve
ment of the educational pro-
gram and are trying to con-
stantly improve every phase of
the education of the boys and
girls of this area"
Smyrna times., 1958-08-28

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steering and power brakes.
ST PONTIAC Star Chief S2495
Hardtop, radio, heater. Hy-
dramatic trans, white walls,
power steering and power
brakes.
81 STUDEBAKER 2-Dr., S1595
Champion, heater. defrost-
er, automatic trans, two
tone green and white.
56 MOTOR SCOOTER S295
Like new, sharp!
Sc OLDS. 4-Dr.. Super sl695
8s, radio, heater, Hydra
matic, power brakes, white
walls, two-tone gray.
Smyrna times., 1958-08-28

If your present car pay
ments are too high, come
in to see US. We will pay
off your balance and put
you in d good Car, with
payments you can easily
meet.
, 1958-03-12
ORGANIZATION -.

son could get home; get dress
ed and to the place of regis
tration before closing time.
Despite promises, he said,
nothing has been done. His or
ganization discussed the mat
ter yesterday and hope was
expressed that the change
would be effected.
, 1958-03-12
COURT

processed the dismissal, with
out giving the Police Chief an
opportunity to make a state
ment. This procedure is be-
lieved to have violated the
law, and the court may be
asked to rule on the legality
of the dismissal.
Government Secretary Mer-
win, it was said, told Mr.. Fee
lix's lawyers that it is the
administrations view that the
, 1958-03-12
sELEcTIvE SERVICE !.

forms, since applications must
be postmarked not later than
Friday, April II, 1858.
, 1958-03-12

Atz zI}yySggg
p E S . A Y
Al 500 ard $50 pm
Big Double Feature Day u
MART presents
an Allied Artist Picture:
HOLD BACK THE NIGHT"
John Payne, Mona Freeman,
Peter Graves, Chuch Connors
A thrilling story of the y. S.
Marines in Action in Korea ! !!
Hit M .
New York Films presents:
SEVEN DOOR TO DEATH"
Chick Chandler, June CLYDE
Suspense a n d excitement
M.G.M. Pictures presents
a gorgeous, glorious, glittering
Gold Mine of Entertainments!
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
MEET Me IN LAS VEGAS"
In Cinemascopc & Color
Dan Daley, Cyd Charlse,
Oscar KarlsWeiss,
Agnes Moorhead
And The Four Aces
Lena Horn, frankie Lane,
Mitsuko SaWamura
Filmed in Americas fabulous
Playground, with many Song Hits
Also Latest Worldwide News
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-03-12
PUBLIC NOTICE

FU0LlI NoIlCI
In accordance with Title %.
Chapter 43, Section 491 of the
Virgin Islands Code, the fol
lowing Special Traffic Regula-
ton is hereby established and
published throughout the Vir-
gin Islands.
Effective on a n d after
March 10, 1858, all motor
trucks and pick-ups carving
persons other than the driver
whether for hire or otherwise,
must be properly rallied and
equipped with seating facili-
ties.
All Special Traffic Ragula-
tons which are in conflict
with the aforementioned re-
gulation, including the one
that became effective Febru-
airy 18th, 1858, are hereby
rescinded.
G. A. Matthias
Acting Commissioner of
Public Safety
DATED: March 5, 1858
St. Thomas, V. I.
10-11-12
, 1958-03-12


The Generator was acquired
through the efforts~of Assis-
tant Secretary of the Interior
Roger Ernst, from the U, S,
Navy to supplement the pre-
sent supply of electric energy
in St. Thomas. It will be in
stalled at the Submarine base
near the Vicorp power plant.
day, March 18th or 18th.