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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20

Mr aha MIS- NJ Burroughs att
tended tAe graduation ot Miss joyce
Burroughs al George Washington
s-.2a School II Alexandra last FIJI
day night
NJ and Mrs 7 J.. Simpson. Jr..
attended the wedding Of their
cousin. Ruth MlAccnt Simpson and
" Richard Anderson Sunday al
Roszell Chapel at Philomont
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Sprouses Corner

The James River Baptist Train
Ing Union contests were held AZ
Bethlehem Church June 8 Special
church emphasis were stressed
The winners from the association
are
Ruth KIRBY. Of Fork of Willis,
Young peoples Y speaking Alice
Fave Thcrnhill Of Liberty Chapel.
intermediate speaking. Betty SHE'S
Of Chester Grove, Junior word
drll. Mary Cough. Of Bethlehem,
Intermediate Bible word drill Mrs
Lenord LcSueur. OF Cedar Adult
scripture reading kathrine Roach
of Bethlehem, intermediate poster
contest Linda Goodc and Sun Ran
son. IF Dillwyn Juno Poster con
test These winners VIII represent
the Association ~ tn state as-
sembly al Eagle Eyric
Mrs J + Newton was IN Rich
mond Thursday
MIR and MIS- Jackie Dowdy and
children. Of Charlottesville we're
Meek cnd guests Of Mr. aAd Mrs
d G Dowdv
Richmond Guests
M and Mrs Nelson I'M and
children Of Richmond. wee sun
day guests Of MI and Mrs W K
Hi
Mr. ana Mas Eugene Crews d
Richmond Nh ana Mrs jimmy
Huddleston ot Cumberland, and
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Bryant 81
DillwYn. wee Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Edmond shumaker
Those visiting Mr and MIS- S
N Apoe over tho week end were
Mr. and Mrs l. n Ace Mr. AND
Mrs. Alfred Agee and family q
Richburd s. C Mr. and Mrs
Horny Acc Of New Canton M
and Mrs 1aylor Duty Mrs John
Apee. MIS- john 0 BRYANT Mar
Ruefite Paulctte. and Oscar ARee
Mi and Alra Pets Splousg anl
children have returned from ~
day Florida vacation
j Vacation Bible School was hole
at Bethlehem Church June Q +
with an average attendance Of ll0
There was p.cnie Friday after
Bible School and the commence.
lnent VIM htld FRIDAY nght
Fatal accident
Thflc was great excitement al
sprousc Corner Tuesday morn
Ing Vhen Mrs Creed Dowdy was
awakened al 345 4 m by loud
noise size Jumped ant " bed Ans
ran N ire window NJ s~e what MA
TIE matter Site saw bis fix and
called TIE fire department and Ril'
Sprousc and other people around
telling them that Pete Sprouse s
house was on fire But when they
arrived at the scene. they found a
more terrible tragedy than If the
house had been On fire Instead i
was a tractor trailer truck on fire
containing the body OF David r.
Snellson. Of Waynesboro His truck
( had shot between two trees IN Mrs
Dowdy's yard and bit a third tree
missing Pcte's home by approx
mately 10 feet Pete and his family
were III Florida at the time
Mr. and Mrs Rudy Stenruck anf
I children, Of Richmond We're Sun
day guests OF Mr. and Mrs Ear
Stenruck and Mrs R f Newton
4 Leroy Cough and Carlyle Cough
were home over the week end from
Washington
MIS- Carrie DoWdy Hilda Cough
and Paulcttc Agee visited Mrs Os
car Jamcrson Monday evening
Vacation Bible School was hello
this week at Knoxville Baptis
church
Mr. and Mrs Rudy Stcinruck anc
children were supper guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Bill Sprouse Sunday
night.
Ernest Taylor has returned Il
camp at Salina Kan whore he i.
serving with the Air Force.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
ScottsviIIe Items
Riding Clubs
Breakfast Draws
- Participants

twenty-five guests and seven
riders attended the Tri-County Rid
ING Club Breakfast at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Floyd johnson at
GlendoWer Saturday m or ng.
Those riding were Elizabeth But
tons LanRhorna, Bass Dawson
Jcnnfcr + Wo A. Eric EWoldt.
Claire Doriicr. Llsa Smith and MIS-
u q Dorricr
Mr. and MS Bryce Graves. OF
Richmond. were week end guests
Of MIR and Mrs Floyd Johnson at
GlendoWcr
| Mr. and Mrs Blake kclso and
daughters. Rebecca and Emily. OF
Bon Air. spent Sunday with MI and
4 Mrs Jackson Beal Jr. The girls
remained with they grandparents
for this week
\ Mrs. Russell Moon and dauRh-
/ ters Annie Lou Ind CenirRe. spent
few days last week IN Norfolk
with her brother ln-laW and SISTER
+ Capt. and Mrs K L. Butler The
occasion Of the visit was to attend
graduation exercises at NoryieW
High School in N D + Q X Mrs
Moons nephew Robert Butler was
one 81 the ) honor graduates III
II class Of over 300 N,
Miss Jane Brnce. Of New York
City. has been Visiting her brother
in-laW and sistet NJ and MIS-. l.
q Dorrier She plans to return to
New York the last u the week
Pastor Returns
The Rev Canon Frederick Fckel
and MIS- Eckcl VIII return to their
home here the last Of this week
after spending two weeks al Kanuea
Episcopal Church Conference Cen
ter near EFentltrsonvillc North
Carolina Canon Eckel viii have
services WI 81 Johns Episcopal
Church Sunday morning Az \ \ -m
y 10 jill. Junf p
Mrs Joe Parish. Of Dry Fork.
W va, was week end guest Of
Mrs Guy T. Moon
Mrs Dan Dots. Of Richmond IS
spcndmE several dayS Win her
h4ethcr-in-laW and sister MI and
MRS George Newton
Mrs. + Finley Mcbride anc
daughter Dorothy Of Butte. Mont
arrived wednesday, IL TINS week
tor viStt With MI and Mrs r
III collins III thrr home near
scottsyllc Ill Fhlvanna County
They arc cnrotgte Ia Paris. France
where they viii JOIN Mrs Mcbride s
danehter. Virginia who Is II
France and attended tho UNIVERSITY
u PARIS TIN past session lflfs
VIII sail from New fo"k on VIM
25 ara plan foi be eonc ahon' f"t
months
s. G. Guests
Mr. and Mrs Charles Danicl anf
san johnny of Grecnvllc S G.
als s.ss!AA VI p8renta Nr AJAX
MIL j II LaVne At Ha'ton
Major and Mrs II j Dalbey p
Richmond VISITED Mrs virgo
Mayo, Mrs Dalbey's mother sat
arday and Sunday
MS Sus.c Callahan n Lynch
bftre IA spcndiag some time here
hFas-Y-tr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-20
Amelia Bank Dividend

At a meeting Of the board Of di
rectors Of the Union Bank and
Trust Co. Amelia Frlday. June IS,
the usual Scmlannual dividend Of
81 25 pen share Of stock vas ~de
ciared payable on June 80, accord
ins to ] Gordon Dickerson. vice
president
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RTHRITIC
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By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
star stan Writer
Star stah Writer

GONAR IS A wonderful electronic navi-
~ gational and defense device now used
extensively by the United States armed
forces, but guess who was an expert with
sonar more than IS million years ago? The
common, ordinary bat.
This flying mammal, from prehistoric
days has been guiding himself through the
dark and in pitch-black caves with sonar.
He does it with his high pitched voice and
his sensitive ears. Mr.. Bat, as he flies
through the air, utters a vast number of
SuperSonic sounds. Humans cannot hear
most OF them. They range as high as
$4,000 frequencies per second and last per-
haps 200th of a second each.
The bat emitS these sounds through his
nose and the waves, striking any barrier,
bounce back. The bat hears them instantly
and accurately through his enormous ears.
So fast does the bat react to his sonar set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-28

that he can instantly change course to
avoid an object or gobble up an insect
The bats sonar is SO efficient that
half a million of them can swarm around
in an utterly dark cave for a whole night
without a collision. They can do this
blindfolded just as well, as scientists have
learned. But if the bats ears are stopped
up or If his voice is stilled, he is helpless.
There are all kinds of bats: big ones
and little ones, fruit-eaters and blood
drinkers, short-noSed and long-eared,
bare-backed and hammer-headed, large
tongued and tube-noSed, hollow-faced and
hare-lipped, evening bats and mastiff bats.
They swim" through the air rather
than fly like birds do. Some of them
catch insects with their tails. Bats also
like TO sleep upside down and are about
as ugly as animals get.
Next week: The first street cleanerD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-28

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WASHINGTON. D. c.. MARCH .. 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

went to the University of Cincinnati but dropped out
to enlist in the Marines After the war, he all
set to enter Yale Law School when a chance came to
play in amateur theatrical The acting bug got
him. and after couple of years in minor roles, he
signed by Ida Lupino for movie. Then on to TV
(Channel T. $50 pm. TueSdays) and fame as the
successor to the cowboy crown
Still bachelor, Hugh likes to play the field, except
lately he's been frequently in company of Carol
his beachmate here. He figures II he gets
cowboy role that calls for wife, it may break the ice
and he'll take the plunge for real.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Defense 'Curbs
Discussion Of
Reorganization
~ L. EDGAR PRINA
star stan Writer

Ihe Defense Department
yesterday conceded 1t has told
tbs Army. Navy and Air Force
4 wants no public debate from
them on the question Of PEN
tagon reorganization,
Murray Snyder. Assistant
Secretary Of Defense for Pub
Lie Affairs. said in an in
terview that references to pos
sible changes in the civilian
and military command struc-
lures we're being deleted from
speeches submitted for clear
ance by Pentagon officials.
Mr.. Snyder declined to COM
ment on reports that recent
draft speeches submitted byI
Navy Secretary Thomas s.
Gates. jr.. and Gen. Randolph
Nice. Pate. Commandant OF
the Marine Corps. were so
censored. But he said:
I'VE have always screened
speeches for possible conflicts
with established policy. This Isl
Q matter Of principle. and Il
think 1t Is sound. Certainly Il
have no apology for It."
Plan Promised
President Eisenhower told
Congress in his state-of the
Union message that he would
send 1t q Pentagon reorganiza-
ton plan later in the session.
And Defense Secretary Nc
Elroy has appointed six top
level consultants to help him
formulate recommendations in
this area for submission to the
President.
Meanwhile. other defense
spokesman indicated that Mr..
McElroy recently called In the
civilian and military service
chiefs to telp them he did not
want q public controversy over
reorganization.
The service chiefs. assured Of
Q chance TO press their views
as.vigorously as they wished in
the inner councils. were not un-
happy with the McElroy edict.
these defense sources said. Last
week. the services were inter-
viewed by Mr.. McElroy's special
consultant and stated their
positions on reorganization.
Navy Not Complaining
Even the Navy. the service
most opposed to any real change
In the present Joint Chiefs Of
Stan system is not complaining
Of any gag. There may be two
reasons for this:
/. Admiral Arleigh A. Burke.
Chief Of Naval Operations. got
on the hardest-hitting attack
on the single-chief of -staff idea
In years in q speech at the Ma
honal Press Club earlier this
month"; few days before the
gag" was put on.
2. It appears unlikely that
Congress would approve q plan
calling for a single military
chief or q Prussian-type Gen.
eral Stah even II President Eli
senhower should give strong
backing to it.
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as. FRUITS AND FLOWERS. By
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