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Evening star., 1958-07-08
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Warm
and humid with scattered
thunderstorms today. A few
showers tonight, low 70. Cloudy
with showers likely tomorrow,
high in the mid-80s.
Maryland - Scattered thun-
dershowers tonight. low 62-67
in the west and 68-74 in the
east. Cloudy and cooler tomor-
row with scattered showers
mostly in the east.
Virginia-Thunderstorms to-
night. low 68-74. Cloudy with
showers and thunderstorms
tomorrow, high 1886 over the
west and north and $3.50 over
the southeast.
Resort Forecasts
Long Island and New Jersey
Enthusiastically fair tomor-
row, high 80.
Skyline Drive-Partly cloudy
with possible scattered showers
tomorrow, high SO.
Evening star., 1958-07-08
Weight Limit Defined

NEW YORK.-when does
overweight become q disease?
According to the Health Insur-
ance Institute. this occurs only
when weight exceeds by 10 per
cent the normal figure that has
been set UP for height and
build.
Evening star., 1958-07-08

Negroes on the voting books, I"
he explained. THE program
would be set up in block and
precinct level"
He estimated only one-fourth
of the eligible Negro voters, or
about 1.S million. had registered
in the last presidential election.
Evening star., 1958-07-08
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Wage Boord Revision
To Roise 100000.
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star star Writer

The Army and Air ordered revised board
system that expected to result In initial raises for most
Of their 100000 per diem Cbue collar) workers
The revised system, starting October will combine the
% salary grades into is grades Also the four
grade will be reduced three with the exeepon Of
Evening star., 1958-07-08

the NAACP opening today,
made the assertion at a news
conference after attending a
meeting of civil rights attor-
neys who are working with the
association.
He said he did not regard
the Little Rock crisis last fall
as a genuine threat to public
order and maintained that
Gov. Orval E. Faubus of Ar
kansas never produced such
evidence. He added that the
existence of a real menace
would not constitute a reason
for the Negroes to retreat.
Challenge TO Government
The attorney said the threat
Of violence and bloodshed is a
challenge to the Government,
not to the Negroes. and added: |:
Il expect my Federal Gov
ernment to protect its Negro
citizens as it protects all its
citizens
Mr.. Marshall said the session
of the civil rights lawyers
evolved some strategy for deal
ing with the massive resist
ance" proclaimed by State Of
ficials in Virginia, but declined
to elaborate.
Virginia. under a new State
law, is threatening to close
schools in four districts which
q Federal court ordered deseg-
regated by September.
Vote Drive Stressed
Roy wilkins, NAACP execu-
tive secretary, said in an earlier
news conference yesterday that
the association plans to in
tenSify its drive to get eligible
Negro citizens to register and
vote in Southern area urban
centers.
"Our goal is to get eligible
Evening star., 1958-07-08
NAACP to Push Fight
On School Segregation

CLEVELAND, July Q49-The National Association for
fight to stay.
This was emphasized yesterday by Thurgood Marshall
an attorney for the NAACP who said not even the
Of bloodshed would the association to back down
Mr. Marshall, here for the 49th annual Convention of
Evening star., 1958-07-08

present 28 salary grades into i
steps in grade viii be reduced
supervisors who viii still have
four steps in their grades pend
ing further study.
The revisipns are expected to-
extend over is months. During
this time, wages will be adjusted
according to prevailing local In
dustry rates and the employees
will be assigned to one Of the
new is grades.
There Is q savings clause that
no ones salary win be reduced
as a result OF this revision, and
Army and Air Force officials
say that in the conversion
nearly every one win receive at
least a slight increase in pay.
Once the conversion to the
15-grade setuup is made, future
pay adjustments will be made
on the same basis as hereto
fore-according to prevailing
Industry locale rates. The main
treason for the change is to
simplify the administrative
lproblems Of adjusting Federal
blue collar pay rates.
The revised system win bring
1.-THE Army and Air Force into
lime in most respects with
Navy's wage board system for
Its blue collar workers.
OLDER WORKERS-Repre-
sentative Beckwith,. Democrat
of Texas, a member of the
three-man House Civil Service
subcommittee on Federal man
power problems. urges Govern
ment departments and agencies
to give greater employment OPP
lportunities to older workers. Mr..
Beckwith noted that some prog
ress is being made in this re-
gard, but expressed the view
that Government agencies can
do more than they are now
doing.
STRONGER ORDER ASKED
The AFL-CIO Government
Employees Council has asked the
White House to strengthen its
recent instructions to Federal
agencies urging them to de-
Velop better labor-management
policies in dealing with Govern
ment employe unions.
In a letter to Rocco Siciliano,
special assistant to President
Eisenhower on personal mat
ters, Paul Nagle, president of
the National Postal Transpor-
tation Association and chair
man Of the councils labor
management subcommittee, said
that, to be effective, any Civil
Service Commission review or
inspection of agency personnel
policies requires consultation
with employe representatives on
the degree of effectiveness of
the inspection procedures"
Mr.. Nagle said it is not
enough that employees be pro-
tected in their, right to Organ
ize, join or refrain from joining
lawful organizations" He said
the White House statement
should be revised to include
the assurance that it is "the
policy of the administration
that membership in such
organizations is encouraged !. :.
that membership by any
employe in a valid labor
Organization entitled to repre-
sent employees will in no way
be discouraged by anyone act
ing in an official or super
visory capacity that any
grievance procedure to be
effective must provide for
impartial review and that a
single administrator should not
be vested with the triple
authority of Judge, jury and
prosecuting attorney"
Il y Il 4
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Navy's
David Taylor Model Basin
needs a placement officer. grade
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

with Mrs. Givens brother, w. r.
Sandcrson, and family. Mesdanes
Nuckols. Given. Harrah and Sander
son visited Mrs Nelson Rice In
Southslde Hospital Monday. They
also visited Mrs j p. Clements
and Mrs. J. r Clements in Farm
vile and the f. l. Robnsons at
Spring Hi Farm.
Mr. and Mrs O. M DulinR and
daughters. Oi Richmond. visited Mr.
and Mrs G. M Duling. Jr.. over
the week end
Receives Message
Mlss Mary Austin received a mess
sage that Mrs G L. Austin is re-
cupefating III an Arlington hospital
from broken ankle. MIR. and Mrs.
Austin were formerly Of this com
munity and are frequent visitors
here.
Nh and Mrs f. G Walton visited
hcr twin auntS, Mrs A j Long. at
tie Johnson's Nursing Home. Rich
mond and Mrs w r. Stutz at
Home for Confederate Women, Sat
ufday The occasion was their 83rd
birthday Mrs W. r. Sanderson
visited each Of them Monday.
Jocelyn and Roger Sanderson, 81
| Chatham. are spending several days
with their grandparents here while
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Trenholm,

Visitors Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
+ Dcnoon Sunday were MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Calhoun and family. Of
Randolph. Mrs. Estellc Palmore
and Mrs. Harris. Of Richmond. and
MIR. and Mrs Bill Raymond. Of
Farmvllle.
Mrs. Lucille Heath is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs Floyd
Palmore.
Sam Hatcher and sons. Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Duke and family. Of
Richmond. visited Mr. and Mrs.
b W Wilburn Sunday Other
Rally Day was observed AZ Cen
trnarv Church Sunday by the union
Sunday School prcced ing the
classes The Worship service was
concluded with The administration
of the Lord Supper
The many friends of w T.
CroWder. of Route g. Farmville,
were glad to see him at Centenary
Church Sunday He was week end
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Marshall
Crowder
The HID. Club Of Guinea met with
the agent. Mrs Georgia Wilkerson,
Wednesday afternoon
40 Guests
A miscellaneous shower. honorlng
the bride and groom Mr. and Mrs.
Ebert Womack. was given at the
Charles Womack, Jr, home Satur-
day evening The affair was spon-
sored by the WSCS of Centenary
Church An abundance Of useful.
y handsome Gifts was received by the
( hoflorecs Many We're there from
WASHINGTON ID G. Farmvllle. Stod-
dert. Raines, etc Over 40 were
present. Refreshments were served.
The Billy McAbee family spent
the week with Mrs McAbee S
mother, Mrs. II G Davis.
Mrs Robert Mitchell. Of Stony
Creek. has been spending some
time with her brother Ed Fergu-
son, and Mrs. Ferguson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Guineo News
Newlyweds Eonored
With Large Shower

Mr.. and Mrs. " p. Ha2legrove.
Of Roanoke spent the week end at
then country home. Little North
Held Their guests were the Billy
HazelproYe family. also Of Roa
nuke
Mrs d J Matson Went to Harri-
soaburg Wednesday She was ac-
compauied by her daughter. Miss
Elaine Walker who is a member Of
the senior class at Madison College
Miss Drothy Matthews. who Is
in training IN Richmond hospital.
was home for the week end Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Stanley, also Of
Richmond. were home for the week
end.
Major Operation
Mrs Lottie BROW ns brother.
Frank Ransom. underwent a major
operation al Richmond hospital
Friday Sunday, She and the Con
duff Mathews family Went TO Rich
mond Mrs. Brown remained to be
at the bedside of her brother.
Mrs j. p. Stratton attended 4
meeting in Blackstone "Wednesday
evening.
Miss Lucille Ferguson. Of Bed
ford. and Clarence Ferguson, of the
University of North Carolina. were
home for the week end
Mr. and Mrs w B. Walker, Jr..
attended the funeral of Joel Wat
kins. ST.. at the Farmvllle Presby-
terrain Church Sunday afternoon
Neighborhood Visitor
The Rev P c. Adams was a WISH
tor in the neighborhood Tuesday
afternoon
Howard Walker went to Richmond
Saturday His mother went as far
as PoWhatan. where she visited
Mr. and Mrs Willis Allen
Mrs. B. B. Walker was recent
guests of the Robert Wootton family
IN Burkeville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Ashby SoIutes
State Fair l.aurcls
Taken by Mrs. Hart

AS Our paper goes into the seth
volume We feel happy TO havc A
paper Of the caliber Of the Farm
vile Herald IN our territory We
should further analy2e with ami
probation each Issue rs i strives
to carry ont Honor tof tile Fa$t.
Help for the Present and Hope fpr
the Future
Mrs Dennis Hart aGain proves ~
BE- a high runner-Wp i'll winning rib
bons on hen cooking at the state
fair IN Richmond this year with
three blue ribbons ANA four fed
ribbons Linklatter happened to pass
By and enjoyed 4 taste Of her blue
ribbon candy.
IIighlighi OF the Day
The annual Fire Department Day
proved a success HRhliRhting the
day for Mack Robinson Ut the
Crippled ChildrcnS Hospital WAS
the fact thai Che beautiful cake
baked by Mrs 7 T Ddbncy Was
won by NJ A Speas who donated N
to Mack 70 be used in 4 party fol
TIE little folks there
Mr. and Mrs clny Cable and
family recently enjoyed vacation
in Tennessee
MI and MIS- u r. Given and
Mr.. and Mrs Gus HArrah N Glen
denim. " va. spent several days
Mrs Blair Tioutman and MISS AIN
me Ruth Hudgins All Of Richmond
Mn ana Mrs Lewis Martin
visited her parents Nh and Mrs
Thomas McAbee, of Fafmeille
Rry oad MA y. j.. Friend
moloird 10 LyncAbuiR Monday
whcr tiey VISITED thelr dauaiaer
and son-in-laW
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Dillwyn
R. =. D. NJ.

Mrs Mary Keller Nancy. kippv
and W Keller. Jr attended the
state fair Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs Brbde Trotier spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs John Murphy and children
Rev and MIS- s II Friend and
Mr.. and Mrs. William and son
were dinner guests Of MI and MIS-
Clon Ownby. Sunday
Sunday evening visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs. F.. r Midkin were their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ana
Mrs Harry Meadow Of Carriers
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD Foster and
niece visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Hudgins. recently.
MI. and Mrs. Junior Mdktif
were visitors of Ills parents. MI
and Mrs. Ira Midkih recently.
Mr.. and Mrs G Worthington
Of Ballsvillc, visited Rey ana MIS-
S F Friend during the week end
Mr. and Mrs f. A Baldwin Of
Richmond visited her brother ard
sister-in-law MI and Mrs g II
Hudeins. during the weak end
Mr.. and Mrs Columbus Ownbv
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Allen and
daughter, Jackie. and M and
Mrs. Kenneth Ownby visited Mt
and Mrs Lyle Ownby Sunday after
noon.
Nj. and Mrs. Blair Troutnan. OF
Richmond and Mr. and Mrs Id
ward Hudgins. Of Dillwyn, were
evening visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
Pete Miles in their new homo
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Martin and
children, Of Maryland Mrs Della
Headly and Zee Martin. Of Rich
moud, were Sunday guests Of tAeir
mother, Mrs Ruby Martin and
family.
MI. and Mrs Edward Hudans
had ~ their week end guests, Mr.
and Mrs. James Dunkum. Mr.. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

Mr. and Mrs Franklyn Woodcock
Of Salisbury. Md, spent several
days recently at the Williamsburg
Lodge Mr. and Mrs Woodcock ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs Spcssard
home and spent week before re-
turning to Maryland
Luther Saunders Is b patient III
University Of Virginia Hospital at
Charlottesville where he II under
observation
Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Tatum
were visitors IN Richmond Monday.
They We're accompanied by Mrs
T. S. Jeffrey Tuesday Mi and
Mrs. Tatum were business visitors
in Charlottesville
School wouldn't be school without
a communicable disease breaking
out every once in a while This
time it's chicken pox II the first
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

visitors included Mrs Henry
Hatcher and children. B. w, Will
burn celebrated his 72nd birthday
and received some nice gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. r J Willis. Elaine.
Patricia Ann and Anita Carolc
Stokes attended the Stair fair Fri
day
Mr.. and MIS- + w Boatwright
and daughter were recent visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Denoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubber Dan
bridge. Of Powhatan and Mr. and
Mrs Cecil Dcnoon visited Mr. and
Mrs F w Boatwrighi Wednesday
night
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stratton and
family visited in Richmond Thurs
day and also attended the state
fair
Miss Lois Sutiler. Of Fine Creek
was a supper guest Of Carroll Pal
more and Mr. and MIS-. N G Pal
more Sunday night
H. 0. Williams is sick at his
home here We wish him a speedy
recovery
MIR. and Mrs Wortley Lipscomb
and family spent Wednesday IN
Richmond They went to The state
fair.
Mrs Lawrence Allen and family
Of Richmond. visited her parents
Nh and Mrs Bagby Jones recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Swami and
daughter. Of Petersburg visited
I Mrs Rosa Palmore and Julian
Swami Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wllburn and
son. of Richmond, visited Il lS
mother, Mrs Alma Wilburn Tues
day night
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

Grade
The Mother Club Of Arvonia
Elementary School will hold its
first meeting Of the fall on Tues
day. October 7 at 9 pm. at the
school All mothers Of children. in
the school are urged to be present.
While Mr. and Mrs Owen r.
Williams and Anne File and Bobby
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A,
Williams III Hamlet N. c.. over
The Week end Mrs. o j Williams
STAYED with her sister. Mrs. Ben
Spencer, Of near DillWvn.
Mrs II w Shannon, Of Waynes-
boro, and Preston Shannon, Of Rich
mond, were visitors in the com
munity Sunday
Mrs M M Johns and Mrs.
Franklin Woodcock were Rich
mond visitors Tuesday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
PERMANENT SALES OPPORTUNITY

in THIS AND SURROUNDING TERRITORY
TO se
County Business Properties people National Advertising
brings b
Selections newspapers
hundreds of thousands IF yearly Coast to Coast
interviewing Offices maintained the larger cities.
profitable permanent connection with the Worlds
Country II
assistance includes study Ample
assistance or licensed statute franchise
Those who acceptable applications interviewed
locally. Preference applicants located can
locate Travelled highways Write fully
John j. Harvey, Manager
STROUT REALTY
1913 Bldg Washington, d. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Sanderson, are IN Richmond on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Sanderson
visited them in Chatham Sunday
Mrs Dennis Hart is spending a
couple Of days with friends in
Harrisonburg and visiting her
daughter. Miss Rebecca Hart, in
school there.
Miss Ola Walton spent last week
with Little Barbara William Robin
son at her home near Farmville.
Mrs. Garland Ogle received a
message last week Of the death Of
nephew in car wreck in TenneS-
see
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

You're expecting weekend guests, SO you turn
to the newspaper to see what the weather man says
You want to buy sell home, car lawn
mower - 50 you use the newspapers classified pages
You're buying new Fall wardrobe, sofa or
groceries for the week end 50 you look at the news
paper to see what's the market and how much
it costs.
What's On television tonight? What's playing
at the theatres? You get the answers from your
newspaper. You read church notices, club notes,
court proceedings, stock market reports and death
notices You learn who bought and sold real estate,
who obtained building permits for what, who IS
getting married and when, who's vacationing and
where. You keep up with Dick Tracy, find recipe
for new dessert how the experts play Bridge,
and learn who has new baby.
You what your favorite football team did
what the local governing body did, what happened
in Congress. News pages bring you fresh, depend
able understandable facts; editorial columns display
the varied opinions Of Catholics, Protestants and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Arvonio News
Mothers Club To
Meet October Z

Mr.. and Mrs. M M Johns spent
Thursday and Friday nights with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Curtis. Of Lee
Hall Price Glover. Of New York.
brother OF Mrs. Johns. was also a
guest there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j II. Spessard with
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03

Jews - Democrats and Republicans - of any man
or woman, regardless of financial status or social
standing, who wants to express an opinion in the
press Crisp facts and editorial comments - both
keep you informed, help keep you free! Every
paragraph which brings you closer to the truth is a
defender Of human liberties for each casts light
across the nation that its people can be vigilant
to detect danger and vocal to express their will
The next time you pick up this Servant on your
front porch think about the scores Of ways it serves
you just it has served the nation and fought for
its liberties since our Constitution provided for
a free and uncensored press. The newspaper has
helped mould the nation and make it great. 1t is
vital to your freedom.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-01
Odesso Lee Word

Mrs. Odessa Lee Ward, IS, of
Salesville route, died last Thurs
day, following a lingering illness.
She was born October 8, 1882, a
daughter of ROLAND and Emma
Shaw Inskeep, of Gibson Station.
She was married on July 3, 1901,
to Samuel Ward, who survives,
and was a member of the Seneca
vile Methodist church.
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Eva Robins of Buffalo
and Mrs. Pauline Aduddell of
Senecaville; two sons, Gather
and Iris Of the home; two grand
children, Mrs. Wanda Clodfelter
and Anna Lee Robins, both of
Buffalo; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle
MCGEE and Mrs. Alberta Tucker
of Salesville route; two brothers,
0. E. and o. D. Inskeep, both
of Old Washington.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Saturday at the Meek
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-01
Caldwell Alumni Urged
To Attend Local MeelinQ

Another meeting of those
interested in having an alumni
banquet for the Caldwell high
school will be held Friday even
ing, May 2, at the Caldwell grade
school cafeteria, according to
Billy Semon, who is spearhead-
ing the movement for such a
meeting.
An effort was made last Friday
night to hold the initial meeting
but not enough showed up,
Semon said. A second meeting
is scheduled and if a sufficient
number does not turn out, the
idea will be abandoned.
It is being planned to hold
such a reunion on Saturday
July 2, with a pot luck banquet
at the. Caldwell high school
gymnasium.
All those interested in such a
banquet are urged to attend this
meeting at 800 o'clock, Friday
night.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-01
Southern Noble
School Notes
BY HELEN EVANS

The main event this week has
been the plSnning and excite
ment of the annual junjor-senior
banquet. The banquet took place
on Saturday night, April 26, at
the Berwick hotel in Cambridge,
at $50 o'clock. There were SO
people attending this occasion.
Darrell Mincks did a fine job
as POSTMASTER and others partici-
pating in the program were the
following: Duane Brown, the
welcome; Ronald Batten, the
response; Susan Long, class his
tory; Marilyn Ritterheck, class
poem; Marilyn McAtee, class
prophecy; Connie Houston, class
will; Marlene Rubel, Susan Long
and Helen Evans, a song; Duane
Brown and Nancy Clymer, trum-
pet duet; and Ronald Batten, a
song.
Supt. H. c. Secrest gave some
inspirational remarks and Prin-
cipal Willis Ogle finished the
program with a few humorous
remarks.
The seniors and guests wish
to express their sincere thanks TO
the junior class for a very enjoy
able occasion.
Presenting Operetta
Much excitement will take
place among the students in the
coming week. A musical oper-
eta, directed by Mrs. Kegg, will
be presented Thursday night,
May l. Admission will be charg-
ed at rs cents for students and
SO cents for adults.
washington Trip
The senior class will be look
ing forward with many hopes
for a very memorable time on
their Washington trip. The class,
along with their advisor, Mr..
Forest Howell, will leave Friday
evening, May 2, from Parkers-
burg. The group will return the
morning of May 4.
Scholarship Tests
The. coming week will prob
ably contain some concentrated
studying also. A group of stu
dents will travel to Marietta for
the final district state scholar
ship tests. Everyone is hoping
they will do we'll.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-01
Roy John Roehriq

Roy John Roehrig, 51-year-old
Noble county farmer, died at
1920 Thursday night at the home
of his mother. where he resided.
Death was sudden and appar-
emily due to a heart attack. He
had resided near Fulda all his
life. Mr.. Roehrig had never
married.
His father, Albert, died in
1855.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs
Mollie Schott Roehrig, of the
home; three brothers, Torrance
Bernard and Eddie, all of Fulda,
and five sisters, Freda Roehrig
and Mrs. Eleanor Riski, both OF
Caldwell, Mrs. Dorothy Bing OF
Massillon, Mrs. Mary Margaret
Craig of Kettery, Me-, and Mrs
Eulalia Valot of Canton.