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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-08
Frnd Actions Taken THURSDAY
Supervisors Ask Highway Presidency
O(ricp RemornI To FnrnriIIc Area

bllitv Of an assistant here Re-
Gently. the Department has placed
Pankcy on assignment away from
Farmville
The resolution requests the. Pc
parlmcnt's prompt and careful
consideration Of the request
Road Delegation
The board heard a large dele
CATION Of clsize request in
clusion OF an area comprising Cat
In. Pufney. Barber and Church
streets at Farmvllle within the
county Secondary Highway system
The delegation emphasized the
Increased traffic volume induced by
I'D opening OF the swimming pool,
the ininv and inconvenience to
property owners Who must drive
over The uninproved roads and
the fact That the st ects are outside
tho corporate limits Of Farmviile
and therefore not maintained b
municipal read funds
The beard informed rhc dele
cation that earlier commitments
FOL the 1859 fiscal Year prevent
any. remedy At this time Ths
supervisors left loop hole viii
respect 10 property owners hon
ever, stating their desire to co
operate IN any possible way a.
regards that portion Of the area
Fund Actions
Acceptance Of the Department y
Public Wclfare's 1859 budget FIJI
Prince Edward county was com
ploted Supervisors noted that INK
so $50 budget. as finally drawn
CONTINUED on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-08
Swimming Pool Opening Adds
Sunburn, Fun, Happy Smiles
.Adu't Swimming
C'ass Scheduled
Monday Nights

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~ own ia tbe pool clothes and all
qba bia smash has echoed every
i, r,,.a e,,,ca +ha official opening as
/ ~ aas M vorncst ers and adults
smashed n,aved and swan IN the
n
~ H.. d+,ino boards have had
ssrsosro oaao off anproximatelv
-, ID eeco9le eince the mol has
reea onon a Iong line has been at
.be ., n,ota, three foo; board
,,..,,1s eho,.cy hut r,e+ as ded,.
1900 e,o,,,, nas MOD IN for the
sl,rae ,ac.nr ftnn foat board even
i 5.s. Il n,n = teat first
7 -orl n.se off.esailv onenpd l Z
~ 73ane f-l,,h nreeen+ed tha nool
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-, IA ,bo ,,hbon c,1,t5nq cere-
-. y.n.c, uee ia7,nediatelv fol-
go ~. t,s ,,,,avr,a1s.ed ain into
NJ iii, c,nar bl,a water Of The
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-08
Charlotte .APNA
Plans Restoration

Restoration Of the office Of the
first clerk Of Charlotte county will
be undertaken as project OF the
Charlotte county branch Of the AS
ISOLATION for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities.
That decision was made at the
branch's annual meeting Saturday
afternoon at restored RED Hi
The building now at Ingleside Will
he relocated upon restoration on
land adjoining the county library
and given by the library associa-
ton
Mrs. Joel Watkins vas elected
director Of the Charlotte APVA
branch for 1850 succeeding D.
Quinn Eggleston Other officers
elected during the meeting on the
Red Hill lawn are.
MS. j. H. Daniel first vice
director. Mrs. W B. Ramsey, ST
ond vice director. Mrs Harold
Hardinge, corresponding secretary
Mrs. George Russell. treasure. and
Mrs. E. E. Franklin, recording sec
retary.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-08

A wheat field fire Thursday about
noon caused an estimated 81 900
loss on the farm Of Wylie Young
near Prospect.
Farmville Fire Chief P. F. Gay
said the fire apparently. started
from combine and spread through
the field
The Farmville Fire Department
and the Forestry Department joined
forces to bring the field fire under
control, but not until several acres
Of wheat had been destroyed.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-08

no simplicity. which made him
understandable and to fcrvor.
which made HIM effective, Henry
added powe~ Not the power Of
position. but that Of a trusted
lieutenant People knew that this
leader never sought anything for
himself. but was motivated alone
By the public good the former
Virginia legislator said
He pictured Henry as tho most
sclf-effacing man ever to attain
great power Henry simply did his
duty and then stepped aside" His
Continued on page ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-08
Easey: Well Fight 20 Years.
Rights ChuWenco Sounded At Red Hill

tier pat III the shaping Of the
American nation
Five times governor OF Virginia
and asked twice more to serve.
Henry remained man Of humble
qualities self-effacine and mott
waited alone by altruistic service 70
his people
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-08

chi location. The increasing work
load of road matters requiring pub
l.e consultation With officials. and
tho removal Of The assistant resi-
deat engineer A Pankey %
another assignment
The board ciied 'hc agreement
Incident II ,he removal VI the office
nom "a mvle about e!shi wears
MO Ahlch eAtablIshed fhc aNailA-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-08

Notice To Subscribers
The Herald subscription de-
partment Is making every effort
to complete processing the many
subscriptions received during
the past few days. Please be
patient
Evening star., 1958-07-14

July-constitutes a new record,
It has also led to such un-
usual Developments as the at
tempted cancellation. by NBC;
of an hour Western series
called Cimarron City. starring
George Montgomery. which II
ordered from an agency. But
the agency refuses to cancel
INBC will have to accept de-
livery whether 1t can sell 1t OF
not.
Popular programs having
sponsor difficulties include:
. Perry Mason (CBS): Half.
sold.
. Cheyenne (ABC): One o.
the alternating sponsors
dropped out. but a new one
bought a half f-hour leaving thu
rest open.
I think the strangest sigh
of all. however. will be avail.
able via CBS-TV on Monday
mornings. Guess who's selling
coffee?
Right-Arthur Godfrey
u 4
On The Run:
Hide this from your young
ster--he may get 'all shook
up Lassie will have some
canine competition on the Sc
ries when il resumes Sept. T.
from q tricky little fox terrier
!. It'II belong to Timmy's new
neighbOrhOOd friend, Boomer
Bates tplayed by Tod FerreIlI
The Jerry Strongs are of
with the Ad Clubbers today on
their European junket
They'll be back in three weeks
See you at 7. on channel !.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
FIN Stotions

WRe-FM-si.s ne.--s:2s s.m. to Il an.
WTeP-FM-ss.3 Me.--2t-hauf spsFatisn.
uAsHFM-sI.t 4 NIL an. 70 t2:ts an,
Msadsy-sundsy
w0l-FM-ss.1 NJ. .--s;so a.m. % midnlght
WFAN-fM- iee.3 Nc. .--2t-hsnf aDefstisn.
pWee-FM-iui.i Me.-l an. q s3am.
WeMs-FM- 1oS.s NJ -Weskfsys SIS IN. ts
ultaiEht sanGsys l.ss an. % midnight
&ARl-FM-iassi Ms.--7,ao an. tslem.
Msaaay thrssEh Saturday; I;5o an. 10 SIS
~. On Sunday.
WuSIFM- ieRs Mg.--I:1o an. sbspmL
wMAL-FM- ieI5 Me.--tesss an. ta miaalghl
WeIs-FM--si.s Me.--s h 70 Pm, suaasy,
fauFsey.
HFse-FM-sAs ns.--I;1S an. tsSSa.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
OTHER TY
HLGHLIGHTS

1889, WMAL ca = Top Prt
Golf: Arnold Palmer meet:
Gene Littler.
$500, WTTG (5) - RKO At.
traction: "Armored Cal
Robbery" starring Charles
McGraw and Adele Jergens
TV Key says: Tough. excit'
ing, extremely well made
melodrama 1880.
500, WMAL Cd = Stars oi
Jazz: Guests are Connie
Haines, Joe Darensbourg
and the Dixie Flyers.
1900, WRC "a - Suspicion
"The Imposter, " with Roddy
Mcdowell and Joanna
Moore. A drama Of black.
mail and murder.
1000, WTOP (9l-Studio One
Summer Theater:: Man
Under Glass" starring Al
bert Salmi and Peggy Ann
Garner.
I1:20,( WTTG (5l-Starlighl
Theater:: Missing Witness
with Dick Powell. Tv Key
says: Story based on NYC''
then-crusading D. A. Tom
Dewey's racket Dustin 9
t193D.
lI:2o, WTOP t9)-Late Show;
Evening star., 1958-07-14

the show as the host, the con-
testants were interesting. and
the only flaw in the premiere
was their ordinary performance
under fire. They showed as
much perception as Groucho's
duck.
If the tension Of appearing
before TV cameras lessen the
efficiency Of that sixth sense.
the program may be in some
trouble. / don't think it will
affect the shows popularity,
however; there's something
endlessy fascinating about
those cards. :.
X = FL
No Sad Songs Dept:
The brisk voice in New York
asked if we'd like to talk to
Singer Tina Robins on the
phone. Next Thursday all
right?"
It was.
Came Thursday. but the voice
from CHS wasn't Tina's. 1t was
a network press agent explain
ing that Tina, along with the
other members of the cast of
Sing Along, had been suddenly
called to conference"
The explanation of the ma
ture of the conference came
last Friday--in a terse wire:
Sing Along cancelled as OF
last Wednesday. Twilight
Theater film series taking its
place. Did not know until late
yesterday. Sorry.
Well, we're still willing to
talk to Tina. Any old day.
Sing Along didn't have a
chance--but it wasn't this
promising young singers fault.
The word we have for Tina
is the same one we had for
Betty Madigan early last
month when she grumbled that
her agency hadn't even offered
her for the then-new CBS-TV
summer show. Congratula-
tions.
Time On Hands Dept:
NBC Strengthened out its
chain of command last week.
as predicted, with the eleva-
ton of Robert Kintner to pres
ident and Robert w. Sarnoff
to chairman of the board. The
announcement carefully spells
out that young Sarnoff re-
mains "chief executive officer. I"
The team of Bob and Bob.
and, indeed, their opposite
numbers at ABC and CHS,
have their work cut out for
them. The Wall Street Journal
put it this way Friday:
eThe three big TV networks
are finding advertising sp0n-
sOrs in a torpid and rather un-
generous mood"
Time was when the networks
had their fall shows set and
sold by mid-April. Not any
more. The chunks of unsold
time at this point--in mid
Evening star., 1958-07-14
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos. WASH-FM 1911 Me-
In the Concert Hall: Gin
derella Ballet Music by
Prokofiev. The Fountains Of
Rome by Respighi. Clarinet
Quintet in A by Mozart and
Piano Concerto in A Minor
by Grieg.
$500, WMAL-FM 1918 Mc.)-
Milton Cross Show: Ports
mouth Point Overture by
Talton. Peer Gynt Suite
No. 2 by Grieg. Winter Holi-
day by Prokofiev and Dame
Espanola by Falla.
sos, WGMS AM and FIN
$50 Kc. and 1885 Nc. -
Symphony in Stereo: Violin
Concerto in D, Opus IS by
Tchaikovsky and Firebird
Suite by Stravinsky.
500, VOL lI4SO Kc.)-Good
Music Time: Diyertimento.
K. 131 by Mozart, Suite
Provencale by Milhaud and
/ Pagliacci, complete by
Leoncavallo.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

Extra SenSory Perception)
which is the very next thing to
Aliens idea.
Believe IL or nOt-abOut the
existence Of q sixth sense, ]
mean--the show is fun, even
IL 1t plays like a dazzling spool
Of all the isolation booth quiz
shows put together.
For one thing, it has a unique
jargon all its own. When. for
example, time interrupted the
final perception test between
the challenging sensitive and
the champion "super-sensitive. "
host Vincent Price intoned:
"WilI you please tilt your
chairs up and come to the deal
ing desk?"
That's class.
And If you've missed the
opening show. the tiltable chairs
are there in the large test booth
to provide the proper relaxa-
ton necessary for the sixth
sense to function. Price deals
three cards from a deck of 13,
face down. at his desk, and the
two contestants, in their turn,
try to name their cards.
One shit" is worth q 500,
two hits, $500, and so on. The
Is card test is the simplest OF
standard ESP tests. The cards
are ace to king, no suit.
There's a contest for home
viewers, Of course. All you have
to do to win 100000 is to
name five cards, in order, from
q deck of So cards. I'm not ex-
actly sure what the odds are
against achieving this. but if
it was stated in miles, it would
be like from here to the moon
against one.
Price Is = distinct asset to
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Other AM Stations

WINx-isao Ke.-e an. ts mldnlght.
Sundays, ! an. to midnieht.
WPlk-I3o ke.--Dayllght ealy.
WARl-IBo II. .--1.3o an. ta Sis pm.
weAF-inse ke.-nayIight saIY.
Wusf-ii2n e.--bsyIlght saly.
WFAx-i17o Ke.-Dsyllght snly.
WWDc--i1so ke.--2t-houi operation, except
sundy midnight 10 an. Msaday.
WFcR--is1o Ke.-Bsylighi euly
wo0k-i9ie ke.-1i-henf operation.
WEAM--i3Da ke.--2t-hsnf spefstian. sxespt
Sunday mldaight 10 an. Moadiy.
Wol-itso Ees--e an. 10 midaIght
WD0H-lsto ke.--DsyIlght saiy.
WPee-isln ke.--BayIlght saly.
wPRW--ttso ke.--Daylima anly.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

Dho attend rehearsas sDach screenings and analuze
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opiaons
offered as guide to area pierers.
Burns and AIen-A repeat) Son Ronnie and friend are
collecting votes for their college homecoming queen and
Oracle tries TO help The second half has plenty Of laughs
neighbor Blanche insults George Burns and Harry
Zel The vaudeville routine at the end-about Graces
musical relative, Mozart Aliens also amusing 500
pm. CHS.
Restless Gun-"The Coward" "a repeatl An odd-bal
western Bonner finds old friend is being victmzed
by wealthy rancher and refusing to fight back Natur
ally, there's good reasonand again it's lucky that
Bonner just happened to be passing through town 500
pm. NBC
Wells Fargo-'Ride With the killer" "a repeatD Jim
Hardy has good cause to confused On the prow
train robber he finds himself romancing the outlaws
sister and working the with disagreeable, trig
ger-happy Wells Fargo agent Aardys true Western
hero and gets out Of the girls clutches in the nick Of time
Much better than most this series $50 pm. NBC.
Twenty One-WilI Robert Lecester's role champion
start off another dramatic run? win he find OPP
ponent the atmosphere Of his bout with
Efrda? Tonight will tell Of the tale as Leicester
begins with 1O-pont lead in his game with Stephen
Becker and DIT Louis Gerstman, experimental pSychol-
ogst Of Mount Vernon r. waits his turn in the wings
600 pm. NBC.
Alcoa Theater-"Days Of November" CA repeat) fine
premise for actonpacked half hour novice marine
lieutenant takes platoon in Korea and learns that
his have set up poolthe winner to be determined
by the date the lieutenant gets killed Plenty Of excite
ment with good performance by Jack Lennon as the
lieutenant and some splendid work by Nick Dennis
bIase platoon sergeant. $50 pm NBC.
Jack Show-Pretty Betsy Palmer has the panel to her
self tonight Allen Funt provides his band of candid
camera comedy Diahann Carroll returns to sing Gypsy
In NY Sous and whats Good about Goodbye" and Jose
Meis plays "June Is Dustin Out All Over" and Jealous
World" 11:15 pm. NBC
Evening star., 1958-07-14
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

l;SO. WINK and WFAN-FM-
Baseball: Cincinnati at Los
Angeles.
s:Oo. wwDC- Baseball:
Washington vs. Kansas
city.
1905. Classical Music
for Haters: George r.
Marek offers recorded sym
phonic music with humor-
Gus and instructive COM
mentary.
1855, WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: Rev. Herbert w.
Hillehrand and Dave Gard
ner.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Single Men (or Girls)
Needn't Sit Home Alone

developed into lasting friend
ships; in many cases ending In
happy marriages.
That is because the people you
meet are carefully chosen to fill
your requirements.
Let US give you all the details
in a private, confidential inter-
view. Phone ME. 8-68l8.
or write to HELEN LEEDS
INTRODUCTION SERVICE. 7l2
Warner Bldg.,. Washington 4, d. c.
We are open noon to 7 Pm. ex-
cept Wednesday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
ADVERTISEMENT

Who wants to sit home alonef
Not you?
Then it is time you did some-
thing about it. Hundreds of peo-
pie already have--through the
Helen Leeds Service.
This is a service for particular
people who want to make friends
in a normal, respectable way. II
you are single. widowed or di-
vorced, 81 or over, you too can
be introduced to congenial COM
panions.
These meetings have very often
Evening star., 1958-07-14
.TV KEY PREVIEWS

T0niohts top shops as preUieued bB nv Keys sta6
Dh0 attend rehe0rSns watch screenings and anniBze
scripts IN NeD York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as a guide to area piemers.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

"Lifeboat," with Tallulah
Bankhead. Tv Key says:
A ship is torpedoed and
eight of its survivors and
the commander Of the now
destroyed German sub are
thrown together on a life
boat. A must tl944).
Evening star., 1958-07-14
TeIevision Tomorrow-Tussdar IuIy l5. 1858

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ass EIsn MsAahsH Im me MpuIng sAsw
ias is Nsw Ils Morning sui hs sssh sisa L'sa
nana.a IA nannnn
Evening star., 1958-07-14
ON THE AIR
ESP Moy Be TVS
New Quiz Hit
By BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Griffin

Steve Allen wryly noted that If TV camera focused
on the spinning lemons and bells Of slot machine
the show would attract sizable audience
He wasn't kidding, and neither IS ABC-TV which came
up Friday night (WNEAIl with slick new show called ESP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
.ELIGIOUS
NEWS
Areo Churches to Have
Guests as Speakers

Guest preachers viii occupy the pupIts Of numerous
Washington churches tomorrow for the II services
unless otherwise noted
The Rev. Alex Holmes. minister Of cavendlsh Chapel
Manchester England win speak at the IL am and 745 pm
services In the Presbyterian Church Of the Pilgrims. Twenty
second and p streets NV.
DIR Dane al Hu dean Of the school Of religion Howard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
5OOChiIdren


More than 500 boys and. girls
have been given free summer
vacations at the 81. Vincent de
Paul Camp. Abel. Nd. George
W. johnson. camp president.
announced today.
The camp season Is divided
into two parts. the iirst for
boys and the second for girls
The former had 40 IN camp
June 15-July Is and the girls
235 from July 10 10 August II,
when the camp closes.
The camp Is supported by
the st. Vincent de Paul So
ciety. Catholic mems charitable
group, the Archbishop's Char
ity Appeal. and individual gifts.
The Very Rev. Mser, George
l.. 0ingras. pastor Of st. Au-
gustine's Catholic Church. is
spiritual moderator Of the
camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
Take Posts
In Bethesda

The Rev. Floyd w. Fonvielle
and John Spaulding have as
sumed posts with st. Johns
Episcopal Church.N Bethesda,
Md. II was announced today.
Mr.. Fonvielle has become as
sistant minister Of the Nor
wood Parish congregation and
Mr.. spaulding It's director OF
music.
A native OF wilmington, N. c.,
Mr.. Fonvielle Is q graduate Of
the University of North Caro-
lima and the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary. The 3l-year-
old clergyman comes here from
st. James Episcopal Church,
Belhaven, N. C.
He Is married, has three
children and win live at 5423
Mckinley street. Bethesda, Md.
Mr.. Spaulding. 80. a native
of Washington. Is the son Of
H. @. Spaulding, professor
emeritus Of George washington
University Law School, and Of
the late Augusta Spaulding. an
attorney with the National
Labor Relations Board.
A graduate Of st. Adams
School and George Washington
University Law School, Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
Arlington to Open
Vacation School

Arlington Presbyterian
Church win open its vacation
church school for children, s.
IL years old. at $3.50 am. Mon
day in the church. 3507 Column
bia pike. Arlington. Va, The
school win end August %.
The Greenbelt CMdO Com
munity Church opened its
church vacation school yester-
day and viii close 1t Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
Magazine Names
Business Heed

Clair C. Burcaw of New York
win become general business
manager Of Christianity To-
day" magazine on August IS,
Magazine officials said the
appointment was made in
keeping with a staff expansion
program that provides for q
full-time advertising manager
as we'll as a general business
manager.
Charles Claus, who has been
holding both posts, will now
devote full time to advertising.
A native Of Philadelphia, Mr..
Burcaw has been in the textile
business for rs years.
/. christianity Today" with a
circulation Of 10000, is pub
lished in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09

Jones. to go into the banking
business. Mr.. Jones was then
starting the Chevy Chase Build
ing and Loan Association which
merged later with the Perpetual
Building and Loan Association.
In Washington. Mr.. Smithey
has retained his interest in mu-
sic. He has been director for
20 years Of the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church choir and
musical activities. and for II
years he was director of the
Chevy Chase Chanters. a mu-
steal group. He also led the
National Press Club choir for
three years.
Wife Is Organist
He is assisted in his work by
his wife, who has also studied
at Juilliard. She is the church
organist. and their daughter
Linda, a senior at MacMurray
College, Jacksonville, H.. also
plays the organ.
Mr.. Smithey is proud of his
musical group, and says he has
a fine piano player in Earl
Ferguson. a lawyer in WASH
ington. who is assistant musical
director and occasionally COM
poses some numbers that the
choir sings. Mr.. Ferguson, a
graduate of Yale Law School.
worked his way through school
by playing the piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
Flag Service
AtCuthedruI

The Minnesota state nag,
presented recently to wash
ington Cathedral by the State,
win be dedicated at the II am.
service tomorrow In the Ca
thedral. Wisconsin and Mas
sachusetts avenues NV.
I Army Deputy Chief OF Chap
lains Frank Tobey viii preach
at the service.
Holy communion VIII be cele-
brated by Canon Luther d.
Miller at 8 am. In 81. Mary's
Chapel and by Navy Chaplain
John d. Zimmerman. Potomac
River Command. at $3.50 am.
In Bethlehem Chapel.
The Minnesota State nag win
be carried In all the ecclesiast-
ical professions tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
Bible Conference
To Open Monday

The S7th annual Bible con-
ference win open at Massanetta
Springs. Va. Monday with ~
speakers scheduled for the two
week meeting. ending Au-
gust "a.
Two bishops. two college
presidents. 10 ministers of met
|ropolitan churches and four
clergymen from Scotland and
one from Australia are among
the speakers.
In addition, Representative
Judd. Republican Of Minnesota.
will speak.
DR.. David L. Stitt, president
Of Austin Theological Semi
nary. will conduct the Bible
study for the first week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
Methodist Speuks
At Ocean City; Md.

The Rev. Howard M. Amoss,
pastor Of Bethesda Methodist
Church. Salisbury, Md, will
speak at the 7:45 pm. service
tomorrow in the Atlantic
Methodist Church. Ocean City,
Md.
DR.. Ralph z. Lspp, a con-
sultant to industry on the uses
of nuclear energy, will speak
at the 7:45 pm. service Thurs
day in the church.