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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
John Temple Graves
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Our flag was not only still there"
but consplcuously un-flrcd on when
Seventh Fleet vessels escorted a
Nationalist convoy up to the Red
gun facing Quemoy last Sunday. Let
us hope this craftsmanship a 81
based on more knowledge than We
the public have that Mao is bluff
fling.
Now that il has succeeded, the
face making fo. America is enor-
nous
For sudden the worst turns the
best to the brave
And the black moments at
It is a thought for q time when
there is no turning back as at
Quemoy
Another drought is that If II were
not Quemoy ii would be somewhere
else
Neither for Red China non for
Russia Is this constant nlbbllng
away at the world thing of eco
homie necessity. Or Of relief from
oppression or defense against Az
grcssion IL Is a policy Of planned
proVocation Of careful trouble max
ing, Of calculated unbalance all
over the world III hope of being
| heir to the world Our every mill
tary faltering makes for other pro
| vocation ID come
| And our every military flrmneSS
| that succeeds lessons the prospect
| 81 provocation We think Of Korea
as a Stalemate and it was, IN a
military sense, by our own choice
| But the immense military gesture
there put Red China on notice
she needed If it has not happened
she might have been all over Asia
by now and In world war with us
Similarly. the Anglo American land
lngs IN Jordan and Lebanon have
| not been conSplcuously successful
| in political result but they have sue
cessfully let Khrushchev and Mas
ser know we arc capable Of dealing
and fast in the only thing they re-
/ spect military force They are
| limited by a refreshed knowledge
| now
/ Dwight Eisenhower, as a com
| manderln- is capable Of pour
ing It on. not III braVado ~ fool
hardness but in hard military
science We can have crossed
fingers about some Of his civilian
policies but confidence III him for
military crises
In a final blaze Of both talent and
APE MISSISSIPPI S Mary Ann Mobley
swept the field Saturday night Ap-
parently II was q last minute de-
cision based on the blaze She VIII
be vivid Miss America III add
ton to her other qualifications she
S obviously strong Willed, articu-
idtt, liIttillBtiij anu CDiliptttlilSl ~
emotional. # she want 10 make her
self musical comedy Star she Will
do Just that
| II she wants 70 become Senator
from MISSISSIPPI she may do that
too
| That ante-bellum little sister Of
| hers, who said mama couldn't 20
through il again when asked if she
too. would like to become a Miss
America ought to become some
thing. if not Miss America.
| Was il in revenge or only wish
to have the devil-may-care effect
carried Oh that the retiring MISS
America. whose crown had been
put on crooked. used the same
| crook when she crowned Miss Mis-
slssippl?
Next year S contestants should call
strike before conscnung to walk
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
God In Business


wv HERE can we find Cod? In
w church. yes; in the great out
of-doors. yes. In prayer in the quiet
room. or under the mighty fnr-off
stars God Is everywhere.
But In God In business? We don't
mean. Is God doing business? Tie
always is, Of course We mean, is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

God in the busi
ness life Of our
time2 Is he on
t he stock ex-
change. Is he in
attendance at
board meetings OF
great corpora
tons, Is he in the
little ountry
stores. is he in
horse ira des or
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Taking Chances

If you ore filled with eoqerness
70 in LIES game advance,
You seldom con go very for
Unless you take Q chance.
This doesn't mean to reckless be
IN making q decision,
But you must have the strength 10 focc
Failure and derlsion
This should not prove TOO hard for you,
Because you've heord and reod
OF others who attained greet fome
Long otter they we're dead
70 play Iife's oome.. they took q chance
And 50 my friend, can you,
Then You may fund that you, like them,
Can be winner too
Within your heurt you must have fdth
Q moke your dreams come true,
Then often times you'll live 70 see
Dome Fortune smile On You.
II toxic Q chance. you must hove foIth
u what YOU plan 70 90,
Md God Will guide your footsteps then
As lite you travel through
The game Of life Is fun Of chance,
Some chances oil must Toxic,
And this IS 50 throughout our lives
Though fame be not Of stoke
? whitaker
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

piece of legislation. must" legislation.
Senator Richard Russell, As titular leader
Of Southern senators - who supported the
bill and insisted on a vote -- was perhaps
the leading figure among those who desired
passage of such legislation.
The reasons why Majority Leader John
son did not support the effort TO pass such
a bill are matteHof speculation and some
disagreement.
Thus Lyndon Johnson has become the
first Southern senator to almost single
handedly defeat a highly significant Su-
preme Court-curbing bill. in addition to his
distinction as being the first Majority
Leader and certainly the first Southerner,
to guide civil rights bill through Con-
gress, to successfully bring about the con
tirmation of the head of the Civil Rights
commission, and TO announce to Southern
ers that Rule NXII must be changed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

1t is relatively short-term thing, for
India is facing an Immediate economic cris-
Is. the loan Is designed to enable India to
meet this crisis for the next SIX months. 1t
can only be hoped that her situation will be
better BY that time and her foreign ex-
change problem eased
Perhaps the most salient point Of the
new plan is Great Britain's Willingness to
help the dominion. In fact, the British are
putting up 100000 more than the
United States - in the economic aid pro
gram, and with Canada's contribution, the
British Commonwealth thus is functioning
AS a closely integrated association
Of course, the United States will proba-
bly, have to share large part of the burden
after the month period, but it is good to
see the western democracics acting to sue
cor India, which country cannot be allowed
to turn against the West One Of our little
realized aces in the hole is midas member
ship in the British Commonwealth of Ma
tons. World history shows that the domin-
ions usually stand by Britain in wartime
are sometimes (rarely) neutral but never
in the enemy camp.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

<TRANGE as it may seem 49, when just
- few months ago we were worrying about
the recession, and whether if would turn
into depression - the greatest economic
danger threatening the country today is the
danger Of initiation.
Critics of the 85th Congress are on sound
ground in charging that the recently-ad-
journed Congress was a spendthrift Con
gress. 1t was, but it should be remembered
that he great fear Of the people and mem
bers Of Congress alike in January Of this
year was that Congress and President Eli
senhower would not act boldly enough to
head off serious economic reverse
Congress loosened the purse strings with
faster-moving federal highway program,
with large defense expenditures and with
few pump-prmlng measures which other
wise would not have been easily passed
Defense expenditures were high because
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John Temple Graves
craftsmanship Works In China

down steps in swim suits Hardly
anybody's knee-caps are pretty, e.-
pecially in action 1t is the least
attractive item Of human anatomy
Only Miss California really
managed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

on used-c car lots7 THE Economy"
that even tccn-agers must know in
general what 1t means. The Econ
omy" In today'S jnrgon for all the
financial doings that keep our in
dustrial and agricultural wheels
going, the word includes those four
pillars OF all business anywhere
any time: production. marketing.
accounting and finance. Is God In
the economy OF America
Simple Honesty
Now it might be that not n reader
OF this column Is business man"
For all that, every reader is en-
gagged in business some way or
other part Of the time. Money isn't
everything. but moneys into every
thing" II we live. breathe and eat
groceries, we are connected, more
or less. with the vast web OF buy
ing. selling. owning. renting, earn
ing. spending Eyes and wasting.
which is economies gone madb, all
OF which We lump together under
the head Of The Economy Or Just
economic life" Let us think not
Of something big. something con
gresham might plan for. Let us
think OF economies on Main Street,
at the supermarket. on the bus.
maybe our few dollars at the bank.
Let's forget about the hundred
dollar bills and think about small
change.
Are We honest about all these
things? Does our religion affect the
way we price what we have to sci
(if only few eggs or bales 81
hay) ? Do we make honest state
ments about what we buy and sell
The command OF God Isl: Thou
shall not steal" Nothing said about
Thou shalt not steal a whole lot, >
or Thou shalt not steal unless thou
canst get BY with it,. Taking any
kind Of advantage Of any other Per
son Cor corporation, for that mat
teri SO that they arc the poorer for
what you did. is stealing.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

If you use your cupboard motor
lot it IS a good idea to STRAIN
All the fuel through funnel equip
ped with a screen as you pour it IN
to the tank
Sports Aficld
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Different

Webster's may have its own definition,
but interference means but one thing to
todav's younger set poor TV reception
- Christian Science Monitor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

The village gossip has mouth that
works faster than her brain She says
things she hasn't even thought of yet.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
THEY SURE DO.

A farmer was explaining TO a
city woman what a menace insects
were to farm products how potato
bugs ruin potato crops and corn
borers destroy corn. The woman
listened attentively, then ex-
claimed: And the poor dairy
people! How the butterflies must
bother them!"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Loans to India

one of the great international economic
- experiments has been agreed upon by
five strong western democracies. The Unit
ed States. Canada. West Germany, Great
Britain and Japan have agreed to make
loans totaling more than a third Of bill
lion dollars to India.
India. of course. is one of the primary
under-developed countries of the world.
The Russians have recently promised great
IL increased economic aid to China, another
huge underdeveloped country, which is
solidly joined to the communist block and
positively arrayed against democracy and
the West.
India has been a So-called neutral. For a
time she seemed to be dangerously close to
the communists. but of late especially since
the brutal Soviet suppression Of Hungary,
the Indians have leaned little more to the
western nations.
Now the International Bank and five Of
the great two who were on the Axis side in
World War II and three who fought for the
democracies. offer to loan India $3.50 .000-
600 This is not long-term five-year loan
or something Of the kind.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
johnson Maneuvers Strangely

Rl THE narrow margin of one vote in
4l-4O defeat those senators who had
tried so long to enact legislation which
would preserve the constitutional jurisdic-
ton and authority Of the states have tasted
bitter defeat. In closing commissions Of the
last session Of the S5th Congress, aiority
Leader Lyndon Johnson in the Senate sue
ccssfullv Unanswered himself to victory
over Senator Richard Russell and mai
ity of Republican senators who feel that
constitutional government is being threat
ened by usurpation Of state and congress
sional powers by the L. S. Supreme Court.
Though the lines between Majority Lead
er Lyndon Johnson and Senator Richard
Russell were never distinctly drawn and
though Senators johnson and Russell
themselves did not say so, the final test was
actually one between the Majority Leader
and those senators who believed that the
Supreme Court curbing bill was vital
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

1t is very probably that dogs see
all colors as shades Of gray. just
as an ordinary photograph records
colors.
Sports Afield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Is IL = sin to be rich?

There are SO many condemna
tons OF rich people in the Bible,
that some readers OF it have the
impression that God condemns rich
people just because they are rich
This is not true A more careful
reading shows that whenever a
wealthy person is denounced in the
name Of God, is isn't because OF his
wealth. by itself. There are too
many highly-praised persons Of
wealth in the Bible to allow us to
believe that wealth is a sin. period.
The point is not: How much do you
have? or, What is the amount, in
dollars, which is the limit a good
Christian can have? The point Is:
How did you get what you have?
Jesus brother James calls down
doom on certain rich farmers, not
because they had money but be-
cause their wealth was gained by
underpaying their hired men Max
ing money by making men poor is
stealing, and sin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12
Is this spirit po.sibIe7

IS tnsS spirit poSSibIeg
Saint Peter gives us what Is
better than rule: he tells us the
right kind Of spirit that Christian
ought to have. Our gifts. he writes,
are to be employed for one
another" service is to be rendered
in such as to glorify God We all
feel that this is the right spirit for
Church work" But is 1t practic-
able to take this same spirit into
business, into our economic life Is
1t possible in business transactions,
to serve one another for the glory
Of God This is vital question If
we have to say No, it is not prac-
ticable, then we are saying that we
can be Christian only in our leisure
time, not our Workingtime. II we
want to live as Christians around
the clock. throughout the week.
then we shall have to think out
ways in which we can carry this
spirit of devotion to God and man
into the dollars and cents world
Can it be done? Each reader IS
challenged to make the experiment
Biased on outlines copyrighted b,
the Division Of Christian Education
National Council q the Churches =
Christ in the q. s. A. Released b.
Community Press Service.)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

Reprinted from the N0rthcr Vir-
ginia Daily by special permission Of
the author.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-12

lanaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24
Speeding Reading

worlds eadinge people, but chances are
like to- One for this
reading field that don't read
what we
reading looking back words
taking single impression Operating
theory the Reading Laboratory 1nc in New
comprehension through
larger and larger
well to decrease the number
of rereading.
shutter
preset The
shattered under Each student also takes
tachstoScope flashes increasingly
fraction of second The reader must
o the whole phrase by widening his
completed
swiftly without their ey movements
their speed two or three
With the in speed they report
a corresponding increase in comprehension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

Delicious, delicate
10 9th filling
needs no eookingi
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-25
BLUE ISLAND LIONS CLUB TO
MEET AT SOUTHWEST BLDG.

The next regular meeting of
the Blue Island Lions Club will
be held at the beautiful new
High School on Tuesday even
ing, January %.
The Lions Club members will
be the guests of the school dis
trict at a dinner and program
arranged for them by Supt. H.
L. Richards, past president o.
the organization. AS speaker for
the evening, Richards will in
troduce Col. Theodore B. Holli-
day, noted aeronautical engineer
who will speak to the group on
recent developments in satellites,
with particular reference to the
sputnik and its meaning tous.
In charge of the evenings
program will be George w.
Porter, president Of the organi-
zation, who announced that the
dinned would begin promptly at
$50 Following the meal, the
Mixed Chorus of the Southwest
Building, which has alrea dy
scored signal successes in several
public appearances, will present
short musical program before
Holiday speaks.
After the program the Lions
Club members will be conducted
on tour of the new building,
which has been arranged by Mr..
j. E. Brodie, principal of South
west. Five other members of the
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-25

faculty will assist Mr. Brodie
as tour guides, including Mr..
Porter, Mr.. Ewing, Mr.. Bailey,
Mr.. Miller, and Mr.. Blanke.
President Porter looks for a
good turnout of Lions for the
meeting, as each member has
received a personal letter of in
vitation to the affair from Supt.
Richards. Lions who bowl have
been informed that the program
will be ovevr in plenty of time
for them to make their regular
bowling matches.
Lions Club members are ex-
pected to be as delighted with
the new building as other COM
munity groups which have held
meetings there already this year.
These organizations have pro
nounced it as fine for commun-
ity usage as it is for school pur-
poses.
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This Sunday al
Good Shepherd

THE ANSW WEIR AT MID
NIGHT" Daniel 5:25 20, is the
theme and text for Divine Wor-
ship this Sunday, January 26,
1858 at 1890 am. in Lincoln
Memorial School, where Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church is
holding her services each Sun
day with Pastor Stephens deliv-
ering the message.
1t is without a shadow Of doubt
that man must die. And, it is
equally true there is physical
life until physical death. And
we who believe Gods Eternal
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-25
TOO MUCH LUXURY

ut sometimes seems to me that
we have so much to do because
we require too much of modern
life. Sort of caught up in a kind
of captivity 10y our worship of
the new luxuries.' More money
is made and spent these days by
the average family in a week
than Pop used to be able to get
hold of in two months. But he
had time to go fishing" La
Harpe Quill.
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Page 9
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, January rs, 1858

Truth believe in the eternal soul
and it's accountability to God.
Shall we wait for the eternal
night to find the answer which
can be realized before it is too
late.
We invite you to worship with
us this Sunday and share Gods
message as filtered through the
lips of Gods messenger. This is
the Home of the Perpetual Wei
come.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-01-25
POLISH

POLISH
"A polished person is one who
does not cast reflections on
Others" -Herrick Bulletin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Wardens Ask Help
In Preventing
Forest Fires

T. II Gown and r.. II k0bclt
son. Chief forest Wardena VI BUCK
lnsham aand Cumberland countries
issued Il request 10 the people IN
their respective counties this week
To cooperate In preventing The drS
truction Of The forests by the care
lesa use VI IRE In burning brush
etc
They pointed ont That great
number 81 fires are sci by smoker
whe accidentally start a bad NE
and never Know they ut Il
Gown reported only iivr acres III
fofrst 'lafd burned II Euckinl ham
County during the calendar Scar III
~. iil!s " All . ~ 4 N 4 y q Y
record Gown 1aid hot 5iGcs-
Buckingham GouAts h4a bnrA
organized under fife prOtect4n ha
The acreage burned been 80 low
Gown credited the courts. tfa
board az Supersis0rS volunteer iIr
men. and county citizens iof TIM
outs landing record
Tie ! pin burning law u uD@
n effect until May NJ ami the tirf
towers alt being manned
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Rice Items
School Parent-Teacher Association
TO Sponsor Turkey Supper Friday

Rice school P-IA viii sponsor 4
turkey upper beginning at e pm
ffltiaV WI tfu4t there yin ~ N
Large afJup u encourage lhr apon
soi3
MID. vifHiniu nass ia expected 10
arrive on ituIslay Tor q ~fek "
holiday with her parents shf a..
tends Malgellle COLLEGE III Mary
,lllc. Tenn
Guests ~ The h ~ 4 u Mrs.
Claude Bradshaw for the week end
were her children. MISS Claudia
Bradshaw and thr Al chrner
FANNY
Nh and Mrs.. Garland Stafford.
and son " Richmond. spent @attr
day With her parent MI and Hrs
Richard Waittall
Vlait8Ta III tlle home 81 Mr. and
Ms " = Weaver lor The weei.
rnu were Alf and Ma Georrr
Banks. u i.of1olk
Dinner guests u Mr. ana Mrs
WIN Vaughan. Sunday were Mlss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
WHO'LL. GET TIN COFFEE

Amsterdam Holland lht ~cit
tary who IN merely adept Az Short.
hand and tipping win soon w oDao-
lete. according o an inycntor Who
N WORKING I'll M electrical ecle-
tary that WIN be ready for mas
production within three Years lhr
inventor claim. alA4 n.-eAlat wlll
silently. obedlentlg AMI efficiently
take z letter typr IA ana address
The envelope without stopping VIZ
powder rs nose light 1 cigarette
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Prospect TEN.
Snow Surprises Hungry Red Robins
As Well AS Churchg0ers Sunday

account u TIL illness u their
nepiiew E'n4ett Harding 4 Apo
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Items


Mrs 4 v naslerViil arriNed
'tm+ Saturday after aeVeral MONTH
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la@ M and hii ~ nv i.usi ii
l4,iieAls a & she Ill.,, alGen,iei
'i,e hsnefaI n l,et brother c0sitns
iielna III thailatt9 & & llieia
day
joe Oakland has heeu 4 p,aiefit
IN Soulhslde Hospital
M and Mrs G l.. lrYlne and
Miss Berry Lloyd IfNine visited
relatives IN Charlotte, N G. last
week and We're prestu N thu
funeral u Courtney Irving
Mfr ana Mr. ohs Mckay ana
family ~ Richmond arenl tiis
past weet end @tii Mrs STANLEY
Mckay Mr. aud MIR LLOYD M
Ray u taflnylll.2 hrsnAru hlt
fay and Ann caro- Aletay aisa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Gold Hill

Mrs t.Han Page ana children
have been visiting Alts tilel Pace
for several weeks
Mrs james A, Clark has Been III
since last week with a heart spell
Dr r. + Clark u Winchester
visited his mother last Thursday
Mfs Fred Lang n ntlr ing e 4
LeSaepf ot Aisaila
III ahd Mls W nafst Claik
IT, hfe visiting ilield IN l.as
C4ucoe Il Nj
Df and MI ciafle 4 iio@e
aid Children Judl Riaggr ala
David 81 rotslau n ~ all b.
queats 81 Mr itoNa parent slf
aid MR. " i Clafh
Mrs " d johnson tn N'eu
sick for ryeral daNs
MIR and MI Martin Johnson
nad Al visitors SUNDAY Mf And Siis
II q. Brown Ut Cumberland IVA
pr amt Nlra Josepi Join w df
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Visitors ii the home Of Nh aaa
Mrs. Henry Wood Md Nh GfagaF
cIark g3andag Were Mi ale II,
Marion Martin ol Richmond ~
ana NH Jose,h l,,t,n4aa W y,,,,..
burg Mi and Ms Trent Hanson
Of Bteno Mesdames Gat AieCrsW
Il euDen Wharafn Gu4 pefre4
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14
Local Appliance
aler Win,
I Cooperative ard

W A Price Company 81 Farm
N.ilr @as md III ne @outhsltic Elect
~ Cooperative contest Of area
appliance dealers fof participation
Aad cooperation ID i wales and ser-
wee promotion
A@ards Nee presented Al ,ae an.
5HiAl dealers innung 1t tlp- W.
operative headquarters ii CreWe.
4ast aeeA Approximately 80 deAlA:a
N aiea DE awald. presentation
ga heard { $ Hooper II "a.
II Js.rAt5se manage t.esa mir So
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-14

operative effort necessary ~
achieve The ieaifed Effect il @aies
potential
tlrat place AWARD wAst 70 Mo
haAuey Hardaalef and supply %
pdny ana tilfd place WA Wyn BY
MACK Jones. 4 Blacksiu4f u aler
The cooperative outlined ~ 1898
sales program emphasizing help
Tie cooperative can give consumes
III efficient nse ol% electricity
When you're measuring molasSes.
s,san u honey ttar tue measuring
ctW a nfa@ure hoitenlny FIRST.
tlfh llif aspne cup T. hieaAife the
sNtet .ail hlolassas, syrup. oF
honeY va mol Atich 10 Tie lightly
creased tileaaiulng cup