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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
Sya::1. w."s f..a
Football Contest
Deadline Early;
S25 Prize At Stalk G

The football contest ends this
week. with The Thanksgiving and
week end games The special grand
Prize Of SIS goes 10 the FIRST place
winner Of this final contest
iii order 10 Include games being
played Thanksgiving day, all en-
Try blanks must be IN the Herald
office or postmarked before noon
Thursday With a SIS prize III stake.
and the special contest al $40. il
will be worthwhile to hustle 4 little
and figure a little closer The com
petition will be keenl
There were eight contestants in
The football Contest this week who
missed only three games and tied
for first place OF the eight tying
contestants. the three on top were.
J. w Svdnor. of Farmville. and
Mrs Paul Long and A II Kcloke
IT.. both Of CreWe.
judges went to the Hampden-Sd-
y v
found the guessed scores to be 20
Il. u and 20.3 respectively. j. w.
Sydnor. the first place winner. who
Guessed the score to be 20-l4 miss
ed the actual score BY points. as
Hampden-Sydney beat Penn Mill
tary 2il3.
The guesses of Mrs. Paul Long
and A. H. Klocke were PHI and
20-8 respectively making the two
contestants tie for second place
Judges then went to the Virginia
game to break this tie They guessed
scores Of this game were 1873
and 1929 respectively Mrs Long.
who guessed the score to be l4-.,3
missing the exact score 10 points.
took second place from Klocke. who
had guessed the score 10 1929
missing the actual score by "a
points and taking third place IN
he contest.
For the fourth straight contest
no contestant has guessed the exact
score in the Special Contest This
means that the Special Contest
Jackpot Will have two dollars add
ed to it this week. making the
Jackpot total $1,000.
Judges remind everyone to be on
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25

3EallaI F1nds sacn as sciliaa. erape
~ .,ciidl,s and sIio0dTops.
The new leaflct lists and de
scribes well-known and dependable
types and varieties. answers ques-
tons about where when and how
10 plant how To prepare the soil
ami to- u care for both plants
and butts
Single copies III Spring Flower
ing Bulbs Leaflet 439) are free
Oh request from tie Office Of IN
formation. u $ Department OF
Agriculture Washington %. y &.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
Services Held In
buckingham For John
William Crews, 73

Funeral service ~ 1ohn VII
hain Crews wer. held SUNDAY NOV
NJ u Mulberry ,noSe BAPTIST Church
ii buetIny hahn COUNTY @ith burial
ii the church eefilelclY
A laiinef he died Friday at
south Idle CoMmulity Hospital
Surviving are ms alte MIS-.
Margaret Garrett Crew three
SOUS. Eddie Crews Of Baltimore.
Robert Crews, Of Richmond. and
Richard Crews, of Buckingham
two sister Mrs Matte Bright and
MIS- EVA Tanner OF Richmond a
brother. V NJ Crews Of BnckinR
ham. and five erndsons
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
Spring Flow elll.s
Bulbs Information
Booklet Offered

70 answer the many requests
about spring Towering bulbs winch
come to tue u 3 Department Of
Agriculture every year. a new leaf
let mas been prepared BY plant
scientists Ii is Just ofi the press
Spring F1oWer.ng Bulbs Leaf
let 439j gives basic information on
daffodlla. tulips hyaclnths bntb
Iris and crocnses AZ Wen az some
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
Hospital News
There were 81 hospital patients
Monday morning
Patients Admitted

There were 81 hospital patients
Monday morning
Patients Admitted
Mrs A. r Terrell. WyllesburR
Lee Barksdale. brakes Branch
Robert c. Woodson. n. Cumber-
land. Miss Frances Stanley Farm
VIE; Miss Carol Nelson farmvllo
Pat Galloway. Farmvillc. j W
Crews. Buckingham John L Rice
Cl'ewe M + farrier. Farmvllt
Keith Massey FarnVllle G W
Waddill, M herrIn and j w
Coates Pamplln
Births
Mr. and Mrs j T. Roylcs, Farm
Vile. girl. NOV. q
Mr. and Mrs w p Jones, Farm
vile. girl, NOV n
Mr. and Mrs II NJ Cevington
Farmyille. boy. NOV III
Mr. and Mrs II j Rhea Farm
VILE. boy. Noy q
Colored Patients
Alice Holmes Farmvlle Leroy
Hunt. Meheriln Llllian Smith
F'armyillc John Foster Cnmbcr
land and Wnfhy Hatcher Chase
City
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25

the post Meanwhile, COP leaders
arr ignoring Harold s,tassrn'e. Al
tempt to revive hts dump NIXON"
campaign of 1856
The stock market declined moder
ately last week. The Associated
Press average OF 60 stocks dropped
70 cents to Sos 80. 1t was the. first
weekly decline IN the last four
weeks. However, the average set
new highs Oh Monday and Thursday
when 1t closed at s207 70 Ir other
business news. a federal Judge
ruled against the PROPOSED merger
Of Bethlehem and Youngstown steel
companies. and auto sales are ex-
pected 10 increase In the next few
weeks
Peter Iseman. 10, OF New York
City, was vacationing at Martha =
Vineyard, Mass. last Aug 49, He
wrote note with his name. ad-
dress. age. time and place OF
launching. put 1t in an empty Scotch
bottle, cast II out TO sea. and forgot
about IT, Last Wednesday he re-
ceived q letter postmarked Paris. II
was from Mrs. Dixon Stanton. She
and her husband. an American sol
der stationed In France, found the
bottle while Week-ending at Mont ST
Michel In Normandy They were
from New York. too.
II later-cofner al mcaltime
makes il necessary to warm over
meat. put it in heavy skillet and
cover completely with lettuce
leaves Cover with tight lid and
heat in moderate oven Tastes
as good as if it had been served
right after cooking
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25

More accidental deaths occur in
The bedroom than anyU here else In
the home. according ~ d Stndy rc-
ported by the National Safety
Council.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

The firms listed here deserve
to be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
the different lines of business.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
Asks Fathers
To RenelU
Family Prayers

SANTA FE, Nm, - Catho-
lie fathers were exhorted TO as
sumo once again their personal
responsibilities toward God and
their families by Archbishop Ed
win V. Byrne of Santa Fe.
In an address to 200 Catholic
men at the annual meeting of
the Santa Fe Archdiocesan
Council of Catholic Men here,
the Archbishop declared that
these responsibilities in a large
measure have been forgotten.
He urged the men to renew
the practice of family prayer,
particularly the family Rosary.
In their homes. He advocated
daily attendance at Mass and the
fostering OF vocations TO the re-
ligious life in the family.
A fathers personal response
bility toward his family. besides
leading in family prayer. Arch.
bishop Byrne said, must be ex-
pressed publicly in action pro
tecting the family against the
moral dangers of obscene litera-
ture and immodesty in dress.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

TT PAYS TO USE THE
TINES C~LASSIFIEDS
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
NeWs OK
If You Hare


Los ANGELES--it may be
true that in PhiIsdeIphia near
iy everybody reads the Bvlls.
Tin.
But, II is Just as true that
in Wewsk. New Guinea, near
ly everybody smokes The lid
inss. Los Angeles archdiocese
an paper.
For this BIT OF intelligence
you can thank Father Francis
MihsIic, S.v.D., who was i'm
ferviewed before going back
to Wswak after temporary d.
fy in Southern California.
He receives The Tidinss in
New Guinea, reads il, then
passes 1t on to his native
parishioners.
When they've read ii. they
use it for cigarette paper,
king size. Mighty valuable,
foo. Each sheet is worth ! co.
eonuf.
Smoke, snyone7
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
Nun Named Miss Democrat

BONNIE E BROWN, winner of an essay
on the theme: why should exercise My Right to
Vote" turned out to be a 22-year-oId Dominican nun,
citizens, she entered the contest under her given
name and was awarded the first prize Of 500 and
the title miss Spokane County Democrat" The con-
test was sponsored by area Democrats and was open
to all young women in Spokane County, where Sister
consilia is attending summer school at Holy Names
College. Pictured with her is Levena ~searpeIIi, who
finished second.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
Should Admit
.'LOurdes Miracle


BONN, Germany, A re-
markedly sympathetic view Of
the Lourdes miracles has come
from the pen OF one of the most
distinguished Protestant lead
ers OF Germany.
Writing for the magazine
"Quatember." edited by him.
self, DR.. Wilhelm Staehlin,
former Lutheran Bishop of Oh
denburg, says in an appraisal
of his visit to Lourdes two years
ago, that eve Protestants are
inclined to pass too easy a Judge
ment on the Lourdes visions. II
is a lack of charity, unfair and
stupid to say blunty that there
is id0latry at stake We
should in my opinion admit that
there have been authentic mani
festations of the supernatural
world, ard that there still are
such manifestations"
The author points, out that
the experience of st. Paul on
his way to Damacus must be
seriously taken into considera-
ton, and experience such as his
cannot be relegated 10 the realm
of Imagination and legend.
ION the other hand" he goes
on to say, "such supernatural
manifestations should not be
overestimated."
I'VE should not be surprised"
writes Bishop Staehlin. "if pious
members of the Roman Catholic
Church, whenever they expert.
ence manifestations of the SUI
pernatual world, have visions OF
the Virgin Mary, and the real.
ity OF such supernatural expert
ences does not become question
able because of the fact that
the mentality which thereb,
comes TO light Is alein to us"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
sDesire Children For Wrong Reasons
Priest Calls Secular Image
OF Marriage Immature

BUFFALO, n. Y. - The
American secular image of
marriage and the family
was referred to by a priest
here as immature and
"schixzoid in its romantic inabil-
ity to face reality"
Father Lucius r. Ceryantes.
81, of Regis College, Denver,
Colo. told delegates to the Ma
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

He said that being a catho-
lie in fhe thester can be tough
NJ times, but that some OF the
finest people, and some Of the
best Catholics I've ever
known. m thestsr people. It's
the ones who foul up. how
ever, who get the headlines.
You never heard Of the heroic
lives Of some -"
1T goes back to your home
training-and this is where the
parents responsibility is so
great: if you receive the proper
training you can. lead a good Ca
life in the theater pro-
fession just as you can in bust
ness or law" he declared.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
Lack OF Love
Not Spanking
illustrates Child

LOS ANGELES (NC) -
Lack of love will Illustrate a
child. A good spanking won't.
So says Father Peter Ciklic,
a psychologist at Loyola Uni
versity here. He offered this adj
vice to a personality and mental
health institute held at the uni
versity.
IF a child is frustrated" he
said, sit is due particularly to
lack of attention on the part of
the parents for the child, and TO
a lack of wholesome love"
THE theory that a child is
frustrated by the proper admin
istration of discipline spank
ing for instance - is nonsense.
Children must be disciplined"
he said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

tional Family Life convention
that the secular ideal of mar
risge and the family in this
country has three chief charac-
t~eristics: romanticism. individ-
ualism and role-confusion.
He said that romantic
love is not new, but he de-
plored the tendency 10 re-
gard il as an absolute. I'm no
civilization but our own" he
said, has IL heen made the
unique basis Of fhe total social
edifiee insofar rs il has been
accepted IS the quieksand hss-
is of our modern marriage
system -. To those who have
fallen under its spell mar
rage becomes not q way Of
life, but the way Of life"
Speaking about individualism
as the second characteristic oil
the secular ideal of marriage,
Father Cervantes said the aver.
age romantic marriage does de.
sire, children but not for the
right reasons.
This type Of marriage. he
stated. does not want children
"for the glory Of God. or for
the good Of the children, OF
for fhs social welfare Of the
community, but because the
wife would feel frustrated If
she did not have a couple of
children and the husband
would tire Of the wife unless
she had the added interest Of
children TO deeoy his interest
and economic support"
"Romanticism logically de
mands a planned program of sex
selfishness which includes con
traception, abortion, steriliza
ton, divorce, mass institutional
placements, adoptions and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

ri Is hard 10 laugh when
things r grim. but | tell you
that is what we must do
laugh, at ourselves, laugh
with ethsrs--if we are not TO
let this time Of trouble get Us
down." he declared.
1.-THE theater today needs more
comedy--high comedy, not prat-
falls and slapstick. The gutter
stuff has been overdone. II was
popular for awhile and that's
all they were writing--but it's
time to reject it now, time for a
laugh" Mr.. Ritchard urged.
Mr.. Ritchard was here starr
ing in the touring production OF
the hit comedy Visit to a Small
Planet" in the same role he
created on Broadway. He said
he believes the times call for a
more hopeful, less morose out,
look and that the theater should
help people relax.
I'm times like these think
we'd ell be best helped by
laughter. us . great reisxer.
and we're oil TOO tsvt," he
said. And II would greatly
reduce The lines ~ the psy.
ehistrist's e~ffies."
mot escape theater-that's
not what | mean, although in a
sense it would be an escape
from the awful grimness OF the
times-but rather a more ele-
waited view of life and ourselves,
High comedy can do this" he
explained.
Mr.. Ritchard, who attends
Mass daily believes the theater
Is a profession rather than a
business. He advised starry-eyed
graduates to seek prudent coun,
ell before plunging into the
grease-paint life.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

general denial of social respon-
sibility." Father Cervantes said.
The third characteristic of
the secular ideal of marriage, he
continued, is "a confusion Of
the roles of husband and wife,
mother and father, parent and
child"
"The philosophical basis of
this confusion of rc'es." he de-
cJared. is the denial of the nat.
ural law, the espousal of the
cultural theory of social genesis
and a romantic misunderstood.
ing of the meaning of the term
democracy so that any role diff
ferentiation between the sexes
is considered .undemocratic'."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25
Cyril Richard
Broadway Star Says
Comedy Needed Now
SAN FRANCISCO, INC

SAN FRANCISCO, INC "Wha the theatre
needs most today is laughter"
The man sits in front of a huge mirror, daubing
on pasty orange makeup. His Australian voice rolls
like the surf, his diction and manner reflect Shakes
pearean schooling. His name is Cyril Ritchard.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-07-25

EXPERT INSTALLATION of
custom floors, linoleum. plastic
wall tile, counter tops. Free
estimates.
HAGAN'S FURNITURE, Danville
o. Phone 13-B Open Evenings
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
.Belona

Tha pev 1o,m Do,;er Me- u II
nohhns n,rc par,s Dohh,,e ~
powhatar ants Mr. { r rones If
Amelia attended, Inc p,e.bvte.,a,
phil School rnetitnte IN pich.
nond a., e.,.,,day
Nh and Nh; Henry carter ana
~ sr,an cs,,lara, ra,n.naa
Il MI n,le,.:,. IL VII, wa.r
after M cxtesded v,si, Vim NJ
and NIL ctavn pal.ala.nS rh.v
WA acre,np,I,ipd III Miss Darlin.
Paleolopus
Guests I'M, wepk w W. .na Mrs
ii II Dohh,ns4wrrn MI. INN M-s
n II Malonry. of Charlntte comfy
And Mrs Ar,mp Grayait II Rich.
nond
Mr. and MIA Mert pqwles and
hildreu Of Richmond were pnesfs
Of Mr. and Mrs G M Rel Sunday
Lille Nav Bea acconnanicd then
hack Ia Richmond IN ronenlt j
dentist
The Rev Jhhn Dnzipr conducts
Ms services ~ Providence church
III the Sccond 5and fourth S,ntavs
II 4 WIN NM ~ lhe f,rst and
-hlrd snndayS Hill VI u II
MA II II Ipobbtn. " Powhatan
VI II v,si,ed Mlss Rndte Ramon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

8ltNn out according ID the number
I people Nj Lhe family
School Was Strict
Although N had 4 yact school.
NJ d4d hase III i tin ~
school " 4Au AZ y and ended at
loA sIX days n week With only
N.Y. inyiths VI vacation We had
Istllei rules ana teachers Lie boys
asa4lly Got A whipping Of had 10
kaeel on soma dly peas for hours
Hlth bare knees Or sometimes
stand IN feon Of the room for a
certain aWQant Of time as had
70 do foli being to curious
One day THO old sisteNs left the
amp without saying anything to
anyone Then 4 man came ii and
told soma people that The man who
was coming III 70 take charge Of
tn camp had traded about 500
pefple~to INK Russians for some
gold Not one man went ID work
that day
They gathered any kind Or
weapon they could find and went
- ms house to stop him or do any
thing hey could to him # the
English soldiers hadn't come III
time ] think they would have Killed
him Most Of The men worked fol
Re English IN lumber camp can
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

someone would yet lost and come
In The wrong room No one was
! allowed 10 cook III the rooms We
had our dinners served In a cafe
terid
Later We moved To Glon There
Nc had more shots and medical
examinations The men lived al
one end Of the town and women I'll
Tie other We lived with FIVE OF
eight Jewish women
Names on Departure Chart
One day when we looked on the
chart where the names appeared Of
those leaving 70" America and the
dates when they We're TO leave, We
saw ours That was after the begin
ming OF December, and we left two
weeks later
We boarded the ship McCrea. an
old Army ship. Sometimes the
police would turn some people
back as they did On the ship that
day They just came On and took
one man and his wife off
Almost everybody was sick on
the ship The men were separated
from The women They lived at the
bottom while the women lived at
the top After about two days we
passed England, The shore was III
up real bsight One ship near the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

N the Rotary clubs Of farmville.
Blackstone, Victoria. South Boston.
South Hill and Lawrenceville at 2
pm. i'll Blackstone Baptist church.
Thomas J Harrison. historian OF
the National Military Park at
Petersburg will discuss War Be
tween the States encounters that
took place in Southside Virginia.
Tire Rev Edwin r Williams. OF
i.aW1cnceVlllc. Is group leader for
the area William K Maui, Of Nor
folk district governor. will speak
aL the meetlng
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

As Ne got Out III the country WI
thought We would never get to we
4 house again they Seen q Sd iar
away from each other I'll
memory all THE people hgad NJ VII
lagos
We changed trains IN Richmond
and Washington MI Kruger met
as In Richmond ana took us 10
keysyllle with hlm
Germany Understood
My INST day OF school the teacher
told them | was from Germany
When she left the room. could
understand one word that went
across the room IN whisper. and
that was Germany
The children We're Very nce to
me They All helped me III my
work and when my mothc' WINS
SICK thoY All brought some kind ot
fruit IN something On Valentine \
day | received one valentine that
had my last name Oh It Il Wa
from Mr. Kruger son. JACK H
put Oh 1t what he thought vas th..
right way to spell Il. SO il changed
from Rybcchak 10 Rybezak and
las been that way ever since
After five months We moved to
creWe vent TO the fourth and
hfth GRADES thee We got our first
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
Pcwhatan News

] wesley Barrett natlva "
Po"haian coAnly Who was em-
ployed fof many years by thc STATE
" Alabama III dairy Inspector
died IN Selma Ala May \ Funeral
services We're held III Lynchburg
May / H. .is survived BY his
wife Mrs. Thslma Rhodes Garrett.
his mother Mis- J + Garrett. Of
Tamworth brother. Edwin Gar
~ett Of TamWo~th and three Sis
ters, MIS- t.Nton Baker Of Co
anbla Mrs Richard Pulen Of
taliax county and Mrs Louise
frame N New Kent county
Friends ana relatives here had
been looking forward % having INN
r#turn n his farm Al TamWoth
iiter retiring n about one and
onc half years H. Was an honor
graduate of Hamilton High School
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
Some Things Rolled Doun Ne,u York City Streets
To Welcome The Rybe7nks From European DIP Camp
BY ANNA RlBEzAk

In lall, the Communists Vert
fighting the Germans About TIA
time my father Was camnYed tn
the Russians ard when ! Waa h0ll
On MAY :. laii. i'll swarveAa4
ukrain he MIN awav fghtiaa
Germans
All tilat hals mosf .4 fha .aas
we've afraja ny NIL m #
tlloupht ,.tat tbev ..i -n,s,.s =.
and tafe am. Ms ~ 4.a a
i wasn't n5t ~ ne55. =
u h,.n t,,-y All, 80. r, nc, ~.
cans ,,la IN 80, a
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-, 80, I, III 'ii'4 Wa -
n nppi, 49,, $500, 'ANs .'sta nj
~ '''e'''' - ii'o7s f,Ni'le n
80,
NY iau'ei wfappeo Ain tR III VI
oiai'ke' - lo oil7 eNaii ss# sat
ana WIZ 'he heip q ihc semi sai
~ aie saiciN me GERMANY IA v
ssi'lpc, aiY pisplaafd I ~
.aaip
nnssfan frisoh'rs worked There
we stayed lhefe I'VE weeks. tlei5
Went 10 work Tor very rich Ger
man farmer There were NOR
'iiaii loo RUSSIAN pfisoAs Is #eik
ihg lof hlll' as Wei as soilla s19llals
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

20 for the debt fund on the Me
moral Building
Mrs Horace Franklin Is directing
The ploer4m ana W K Blandio d
viii be master " ceremonies
VILLAIN r MaXcy N w!ll crown
thf queen "A beauty at tlie ball
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16
koton

kOION IS a revolutionary house paint that
can be used in almost any kind Of weather
II dries in about 10 minutes. This means
faster paint jobs and less work moving lad
defs koton usually covers in only one coat
k0I0N IS the result Of years Of development
and practical application Il works on wood.
masonry cement block and even asbestos
and asphalt shingles.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-16

With k010N there is no
more lost time because OF
bad weather. Il can be
applied on damp OF dry
surfaces. yet il is extra
resistant to blIsters and
peeling K0T0N makes it
possible to paint q house
in one weekend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
4 Sentinel Exclusive
Change to Correct VEIRS
Spelling Wins Approval

gradual switchover to the correct spelling of Viers
MIL Road has been approved by the Cap
ltal Park and Planning Commission
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-24
New Duties
Started by
Ex-M.anager

John H. MARYLAND, Rock
ville's former city manager,
started Monday in his new job
as city manager of Decatur,
Ga.
MARYLAND was dropped as
Rockville's top administrator
May Z after a months circula-
ton of rumors and petitions to
keep him in office. The Mayor
and Council gave as its reason
for the firing differences in poll
cies and methods of operations"
MARYLAND said last weekend
that the new job was definitely
step up" and had been one of
four positions that he had been
considering. His interview in
Decatur took place July 3.
At present, MARYLAND is attend
ing the State Municipal Conven-
ton in Savannah as his first as
Segment. Decatur, population
10000 and county seat of Dekalb,
is similar to Rockville in that it
is suburb of a nearby big city,
Atlanta. 1t appears to be an tex
elusive residential" town with a