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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Two RichmOnders
Charged With
Ransom Murder

Two Richmondcrs have beer
charged with the murder Of Rad
ford Bennett Ransom. Jr.. 5l-year,
old native Of Dillwvn, who was
working at a service station III
Richmond at the time Of his muir
Y der
Willie D Boyd. % and Gordon
Gum H. arc expected to have a
preliminary hearing in Goochland
county on July II on the charges
OF first degree murder.
State and county police say Ran
son was shot to death. Earlier il
was undetermined whether he died
Of stab wounds or other causes
County and state officers took Boyd
/ 10 the murder scene Tuesday
where he cockily re-enacted the
killing
He was all jokes and wisecracks
as he told how he had killed Ran
son. who had replaced him as a
~ wv ctdtloiI WI hCl dlti DDS "
was fired.
Boyd said he struck Ransom re.
peatedly with hammer. stabbed
him several times and then shot
him with a % caliber rifle.
Boyd says that he along was re-
sponsible for the Staying that the
Gum boy sat in the car through
out the beating and killing He con
tends too. that it was he along who
forced Ransom from the station and
into his 1851 model convertible
automobile foi the trip to Gooch-
land where the Staying occurred.
In City Jail
BOYD was in the City Jail when
police investigation led them To
nm for questioning He had been
arrested on two counts rapine a
l2-year-old mentally retarded girl
and Selling and secreting q l4-vear-
old girl, whom he married in South
Carolina on June Is.
The l5-year-old boy involved in
the case, Gordon Gum, told in
vestigating officers that he sat in
the car during the initial assault
o. Ransom at the service station
and during the actual killing. He
repeatedly was afraid he would be
killed i he tried to leave Boyd.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

d partially bind IL virginia
Function Of tho eye bank is to
obtain cvrs and deliver them TO
doctors who are able TO perform
sklllfHA operations whct. improve
OF restore sish' through corncal Of
ihefapcuic ti'ansplants or vitreous
linnlaHs Ohcr parts III thc eye
$40 stored for use 10 invaluable re
arch AMI ~iadS to further adj
vance kAowlcdsJ Of the eye and
eventually find cures for diseases
q the eve and ways y prevent
blindness.
The program has been endorsed
by al relieions
TO P'rdsc Ewes
Ewes PLEDGED 70 the r., Bank
Nlll be rem@ed N death Of the
donor and transported 70 Tire Rich
mouA institution IN special con
taiacrs Lions rl4bs ate how do
nafn2 these containers ana surei-
cal instruments to hospitals Ill
their area
Doctors associated witt ,ho hos
plialS win rcmovc the Ave which
arm Hlaccd IN tar special container
and faEen to tie Richmond Eye
BANK Il be used by the Specialists
for blind 81 handicapped patients
Thc five Lions Clubs mentioned
arlier chose sonhsidc Hospital for
their collecting center The Farm
Yllc Lions Club now has under con
siderafion The possibility Of Joining
NJ ihe humanitarian crusade
Lions Have Facts
Persons interested in helping may
o5taln further information from
charNcn Of the eve bank program
N the Lions Club Of their com
muni'y Participation in the pro
cram is not limited 10 Lions Clubs
however An other organizations
are invited to assist. Lions at
Amelia. Grove Blackstone Ken
bridge and Victoria may be con
tacted
Hospitals at Richmond. Peters
burg Lvnchburg, Halifax. Danville
and Fredericksburg, among others
arg embarking on the program
through Lions Club cooperation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Swimming Pool Almost Ready
Official Opening Set for July 4
Season Tickets
Now On Sale;
Classes Ready

The FannWlle Memorial swim
ming pool viii open officially july
q al 3 am o w Harper. presi-
Dent VI the Lion Club said work
on Tie pool would be complete by
that time and an would be in
readiness fol- the pool opening
HI SAID The pool viii be officially
tuned over to the Farmville Me
no. al Recreation PARK Assocla-
tlon which viii opci ate the pool
y Z BAN chairman Of the swim
ming Pool committee Of the recrea-
ti9n assoc atioA SAID the pool viii
be open for pleasure swimming all
Gay and as Nate III me night as
practical Ju!u 4 and s. II will be
apcn sunday afternoon also for
general swimming
The Institutional classes Will
sta~t the following Monday. July Z.
and those enrolled for the classes
N4ll DC notified when their classes
VIII meet Pleasure swimming will
hi held each afternoon and night.
win the instruction classes taking
PIP tbs pool IN the mornings.
Work Nears Completion
Lewis SWIMMING Pool Company.
who constructed the pool Will
finish their work BY the week end
and water Will start flowing into
the pool as soon as they give the
signal i VIII take several days to
fill thc POOL with water.
Most Of the rough wo~k at the
pool has been completed with the
exception Of grading and seeding
ihe area around the pool The ce-
ment aprons and floors have been
poured and the bath house is near
ing completion The bath house will
be wired and have showers and
running water bv the week end and
ARRANGEMENTS have been made 10
gravel the entrance road
Thc Lion CLUB construction
committee mad set Julv | as their
target date. but RAIN and inclement
weather delayed work on the pool
Harper said the pool should be in
perfect shape on July 4. and the
people Of Farmv!lle and surround
inE communities would have one
Of the finest pools on the east
coast
Tickets On Sale
p c Balm said, with the open
lng date Of the pool definitely set.
that his committee would 20 ahead
With the Sale Of season tickets for
The pool
The family season ticket can be
purchased for SIS and individual
season passes will cost $40. The
prices Of all season tickets viii adj
vance after the pool opens so Balm
advised everyone to purchase their
tickets before tho opening date. A
special book Of tickets will also Be
sold at reduced price before the
pool opens.
Tickets may be purchased at
Gray's Drug Store. Owen-Sanford
Drug Company Home Furniture Or
Southside Sundrv.
A n Fore and G F. Wilson. fund
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Three Longwood
College Institute
Lectures July 8

English religion anu geography
professors VIII deliver addresses to
the summer series If md Institute
Of Southern Culture NJ L0ngWOod
College, July 3 Lectures viii be
held al u ann ! pm. ana ; pm.
n the Student Activities Building
and ann opcn to the public
Theme Or the last. series u lectures
TINS year VAN hc tho modern South.
The Youngest Generation oi
Southern Fiction Writers Will be
the title Of the morning lecture dc-
livered BY pr Richard K Meeker
associate English professor Al
Longwood College. Religion in the
South Problem and Promise .''
viii be delivered at tia afternoon
session BY DR. CLYDE T. Man
schreck associate religion profes-
scr al Duke University Concluding
the series viii b.. "The Southern
and Quaisi-Southern Culture Land
scapes, by Dr Charles HI Lane.
Lonewood geography VIVA geology
proteSS0-
Lecture series have bcoa held for
the past two years During this
time eleven speakers have contri-
buted Counting the three this sum
mer the total Will be IA
Texts Of last years lectures we're
published under the title Of "Vlr-
einia III History and Tradition ana
may bc purchased from the col
leee The taxi Of the six speakers
this year Will be published this fall
by the college
The Institute u Southern oil
tnre was made possible financilly
BY the Longwood College Alumnae
Association
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
AppomattoX Bridge
Bids Due In December

Contractors bids for construction
of new bridge on Route As over
the Appomattox river at Farnville
will be requested in December. the
State Highway Department an
nounced this week.
The bridge project was included
IN q Department listing Of expected
bid requests for the next SIX months.
The total entails an estimated l05
million dollars worth Of highway
construction.
Under terms Of a new federal
fund ALLEGATION. the bridge project
contract arrangements had to be
completed il 1858.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
W iiliams Elected
Bar President

J Taylor Williams. Cumberland
County Judge, was elected presi-
dent of the Fifth judicial Circuit
Bar Association at the annual meet
ing of association at Farmville
Monday.
Kent Farley. Of Charlotte c. H.
was elected vice-president, with
Robert 3 Spencer, Jr., of Dillwyn,
secretary-treasurer.
George = Abbltt. Jr. Of Apo
mattox, was chosen a member Of
ne Virginia State Bar Council
representing the fifth judicial cir.
cut.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Ameio chonae. July
Southall Gets Two-County Judseship;
Mason Is Commemorative Attorney

Valentine " southal Who ms
served VI Commonwealth All
torney Of Amelia County for tho
past 20 years, was named Judge
q the County Court and juvenile
ana Domestic Relations Courts Of
Amelia and Powhatan Counties. BY
action Of Circuit Court Judge j.
Garland Jefferson Jr
The appointment was made Mon
day TO Be effectiYe July The
55ycarold Southall will succeed the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

branch planning to attend are re-
queSted to take luncheon baskets.
according to the branch president.
p. Quinn Eggleston. Charlotte
branch president. and executive
vice president Of the restoration
corporation extended the invitation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Club Members

C,ub Nemhers
n,e''lpets o. llle NE" hofN iou
49, - 20"
,.'. - : =, 90 - = : = - N'''''''
Mrs Iacp ,,ooav III Eor,,,iue
Miss Betty Ruth Simpson. ri.
Farmville.
Mrs. Leon II Williams. ell Wood
row Ave. Farmville.
Mrs Ann CloWdis. I.onrwoot
Ave. Farmvile
Mrs Owen Dmklev. RI. Farm
vile
Garland Jones. RID. DillWvn
Mrs Dramor r Naxev. Curmb
erland
Miss Carolyn Peters Cumher
land
Harry Simpson, Rice
Mrs R 7 Walton FoNhaian
MISS Margaret Whnlock Carriers
vile
WITS sfh hefS' 4.z = h piiiWTn
c,,,r - e 'N'' 80 ii' h'
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w. NaioN DAILY i'aii'ilA''o'
f'eiE'''S'
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'a'ersVliIe
MISS Nancy : Wa'klllS al2 fifS'
~" Faffi'Vllie,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
New York, We're
{ ominy. Beam Two
Tour Winners
Places Still
Available For
New Cand; lates

Miss Mary Low Southan u Farm.
vile and Mrs Lacy Rush. oi Dill
wvn. are the FIRST two member. "
the New York Club TO reach thc eoal
Of ss4 points and thereby aaN an
all-expcnse PAID trip 10 Now York
Several other club members arr well
on the way With about a month
more 70 work II is expected that all
Of the members viii earn tho trip
Club members viii report all sub
scriptions in hand on SATURDAY., June
"a For eacH~roup Of q Subscrip
lions reported BY that time an extra
50 points will be given
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27
Ii-SC Selected
For Teaching
Career Program
Selected Seniors
VIII Receive
Graduate Grants


Hampdcn Sydney College i
been named by the Southern Eel
lowshlpS Fund as ono OF ~ col-
legcS and universities which VII,
participate IA the COLLEGE IeacAinr
Career FcllowshipS program ioi
lo5a-eo The proei 4 m. one of
several sponsored by the Fund. 81
fcrs substantial financial aid for
Rrauuaie WorN " aaaliieu Srllioi
" - : -
M N"''''"f -"
Is an agency OF the Nouhcll Oh
,o'i'i'fif YhiNNfAl'leS. lhc ahu oi-
iefS fellowship aHa pfaffi''-aia F"
1acNl'V ~ f'nA"fN n Wei ~ S'd-
dents Up ! southern safes Ine or
fe'lSe @ 'ae' rune is 90 anNaace
ffachihs ana scholarship ~ colleges
arc universities ~ the southern
area
Tho College Teaching Career Eel
loWShlps 'of l"fa'a Will br ulFen
10 a limited number Of YOUNG men
ans women WIS are enrollnd Nj
seniors ~ these 50 institutions q
higher learning within the area Ihc
awards are reserved for students
VINO WISH 70 prepare themselves.
through graduate StadN lnr caT
-, '''''e 80 '''''''" ~
&C., ''''
students selected must RANK hiRh
among 'hoSe VINO are Schedhieo 70
receive theif baehciof decree ~
June @ l''' Mns' SHOW evidence
q academic aoiii'Y ana personal
aaa'itieN Nihch 4iVe promise m
alS'''f'llSiiea p z of m n g III
RfaanaRe VOTE ~ 'ff hasic osoio-
eicai ahi pi'VSical sciences. 'he So
siai soie'"tS' ol the n'ii'ahi'ieS
aha mus % recommended py
'acul's committee
Uranus ~ 'ie f''na afe loF ohe
Ndr. Ply MAY oc renewed iof q
s@e1''o a'a IN fhlra Neaf II 'h'
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NM ,u,,on Al 49, Il ,,c-,.soa
each year the scholarship is re-
ncwcd
Created In 1852
The Council Of Southern Universe
'ieS' It's Was created ih i'az r.
od,,a,. ., D
sultation Scholarships resnarch
ana other desirable means III 1854.
the General Education Board of
NY" fofk mace aValianie 70 thc
il ono lila u MI
war nerioa ~ ! nroeran, ~ focnltv
Improvement Id southern colleges
and universities through q system
n Seiio'd' Ali'pS dhH iclloWSf'ps
% i'9ull VI 'hiS grant 'he
a..ah,.atoa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

highest ever paid for any Main Street property
in Farmville. Howard Enterprises, Inc. is also
owner of the old armory building, the bowl
ing alley E. Weinberg is president of the cor
poration. The arrow in the picture points to w.
W. Dickerson, auctioneer however the crowd
that gathered for the sale is watching those Join
ing the bidding rather than watching the auc-
ttoneer.
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Subscribers Notice

Please be pati.pt with orr sub
scription department The flood q;
subscriptions coming in has put us
behind in processing Nonr sab
scription. We hope Ia catch up BY
the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-06-27

HOWARD ENTERPRISES. INC, bought the r.
III. Paulett property the corner of Main and
High street for S59,l00 at public auction Monday
afternoon J. A. Weinberg. executive vice presi-
dent of the corporation. said immediate plans
to convert the old home into two modern apart
ments. The property sold subject to lease
the Main Street building by Southside Sundry
Company. The price paid fox the property IS the
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-29

are pulling him and hoping this snow VIII let Sanpy
know he NAV be the game but not out OF their heaF
Travel agent Hilton HILL former member OF Parliament
in Bermuda back in New York office after flying from
Frope on the plane just ahead of the one which crashed
With 90 persons and still shaken up how close he
being in it.
Harlemites are cxled rub elbows with former Pres
dent Paul Magoire of Haiti who now owns Harolds DIS
count House. long landmark of Harems man
streets Magloire says he'll remain in America until things
are better politically Haiti then shuttle between the
two countries His wife and children are here also
Lena Horne's lovely daughter beat all reporters to the
punch by getting the scoop of the first interview of her mo-
vacation the Riviera Gail on the staff
of the Grossnnger Tae organ for Grossinger fabulous
Resort, where the elite meet.
Joe Louis merely earning his $4,000 year as a
public relations consutant being the for the Pat
terson-TIarrs fight and getting into the act with quotes
that is.
Quiet Enroll Garner takes in his stride all
these years and he's continuing chalk up the records.
Just this Sunday Garner single took in record
$4,000 gross for at the Carouse Music theatre in
Indiana appear the jazz festival Also under his hat
he contract to do for impressario
Sol Hurok Che built Marian Anderson to fame and ortme
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-29
SEEM STARS
NEW YORK CITY-lc Nsl-The U. s. Government
with Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK CITY-(CNS)-The I. S. Government Will
certainly have time explaining to comic Jimmie rogers
Army major aledgedly kicked and heat him when
scheduled entertain for the boys was late
But Jimmie known especially for large mouth and great
joke didn't laugh that time. especially when
the major said reprmanded him with you black
3D." then proceeded to knock him down. push KICK ETC.
until Jimmie small ended with three broken ribs
three week visit in at the base hospital Mean
while the major denies the charge and though two other
Of the facts.
We wonder where pianist Calvin Jackson keeping
himself and find his option has just been taken Tor
another four weeks the Keynoter in Hollywood Cab Cal
playing "Porgy Bess" this week the Carouse
theatre birmingham Mass then into the Oakdale
musical theate in Wangford Conn. The Blue Angel where
many got their has closed again for three
week vacation this time and will open Labor Day weekend
with Martha Davis and Spouse heading the bill
Johnny Mathis, who is turning to recording many rell-
giouSthemed albums has closed four week date at
the Copa Room Las Vegas where he did tremendous
business Despite the fact that Vegas is solely gamb
ling town, Johnny drew heavily from adults and the few
of year for three years The supper show seats $50
midnight show 600.
While the talks of Fever" only Peggy Lee can
sing it the Italian mel Blu Dpnto Di Blu" rises top
place right along with Nat King Coles Spanish album
which each star do something different well
what they famous for.
All of Campaneas friends and fans wish him well with
his radio program which though only now,
manyw be extended time goes BY For this show
will give Campy much needed boost his morale with
the baseball in full swing Campy feels almost lost
without being in the game Not much could be told by
the first show which sort of premiere calls and
kilograms ready Campy didn't say much he has to get
used to the idea of speaking before the public again and
with the cast his neck that's not But fans
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-29
N A ACP-

Continued from page Two
ing the rights of the Negro child
rem to continue in nonsegregated
schools, the students will be re-
legated back to segregated
schools for at least year The
stay has, in effect, accomplished
the suspension of desegregation
which the school board original
ly sought, the attorneys claim
If the stay order is permitted
to stand and Judge Lemley's or
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-29

ATTENDS =CCI MEET-John L.
Yancey, staff representative AF
L-CIO and chairman, Advisory
Committee, Catholic Interracial
Council of Chicago, VINO viii
be among principal speakers at
banquet highlighting first Ma
tional Catholic Conference for
nterracial Justice, converting at
Loyola university, Chicago, Aug.
1881. The conference will bring
together delegates from IS inter
racial councils throughout the ma
ton and feature workshops and
discussions on racial problems in
education. employment and hous-
ing. Other conference speakers in
clude Judge Harold A Etovens
New York State Supreme Court
and Elmer A. Carter, New York
State Commission Against Dis.
elimination. The banquet will be
held at the EdgeWater Beach Ho.
tel. lamp Photo)
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-29

der remains in force, the rights
of the Negro children will be EFF
fectively destroyed" the damage
will be irreparable and the or
der of a federal court will in
fact be whitfield away
In addition to Mr.. Marshall
Attorney Wiley Branton of Pine
Bluff, represents the Negro child
ren Assisting in the case are
Jack Greenberg, Irma Robbins Fe
der and William Taylor, all of
the NAACP Legal Defense and
Educational Fund staff in New
York.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-29

TT DOESN'T TAKE book
y learnin' to know that a stitch
In time can place you among
the ''best-dressed" at a mere
fraction of the cost. So try your
hand on this stunning, easy-to-
make peg-top. The demure "
length sleeves and the high
round neck lend themselves to
all sorts of exciting jewelry.
Butterick pattern # 1896, it fea.
lures long %" Talon neck-type
ripper at back, which is applied
in a matter Of minutes by just
following the quick and easy
instructions on the package
and gives the dress a perfect
hour-Rlass 1T
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opPoRrnNTTY
LIYE INSURANCE
RAf.ARy 3 WARS

We want . men. 25-35. 81 least
. years D c. or Maryland reei-
denes Columbian National ohefl
the 2 thinEs . neu agent needi
uaost---Salary and trainlns, saiaI.
planned with raises ana oonuse'
continues s years then comm ihston
fraininE Is thorough complete. e
deyelop confident aeent. iifetims
corr salons OF each sale produce
excellent income. un&Grpassed 80
curtty. Telephone W IN0ALLS
Teekoayt. "a pm. u a-33o.
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REAL ESTATE
PARTNERSHIP

MAN BETw 20 AND 50 YRl
To direct sales orTaniza-
tion IN ers o. nv wash
taEtenE lafEest and most
beantsfEl sireet.aoor real
tors ofnees Eatabllshee 30
years
Mas selected must have
had experience In direfting
ana supervising people, net
hslpsal Must have the de-
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your future profession and
ave top references II you
are seieetrd for partnership,
YOU will rave 4pss interest
in the business. however
this Nill require some tn-
Nssiusnt on YOUR part, half
when yeu become . partner
ana the balance paid from
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years income should re-
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vsxineuf based on past and
present business
The reason for partner
ship am preparing myself
Tor retirement and have
70 heirs TO leave the bust
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RESTAURANT MANAGER for the
Wagon wheel Motel RestaurAnt'
a5i5 Richmond hwy. Alex, W
prefer young man with restaurant
or hotel school BACKGROUND and
restaurant eNper, must be POT
ton control ana quality minded
and make nice appearance salary
yiAed no room Apply by letter
only and send snapshoi
ROAD MAN-white, 2i.35, perm.
position. a-oay wk. sl5 guef
yisht mar 10 obtain established
routes. Sick leave. paid vaea-
ton. plus other COMPANY benent
Appiy Mr.. Mason, CRIB DIAPER
9FfV .Of Lamont AZ nv.
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RECEIPT. -STENO,

Real estate once rusty shor
hard sood typins sse 1873
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and manage. Please
note: Applicant must
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and have successful
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casual interest and
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