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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
BROWN SAYS:
NoDrdmdtic Upturn
In Economy Soon

This is 2 million more peo-
pie than had jobs in Febru-
airy, 1855, and "is actually
only a little below February,
1885," the record year. he
said.
I'm this high level Of en-
ployment lies a good deal Of
our basic strength and our
potential for early return to
economic growth" the speak,
er asserted.
Mr.. Brown said the adj
ministration's attitude to-
ward the present economic
situation could best be de-
scribed as sensible and SYM
pathetic"
Actions being taken are
pinpointed, intended to have
a direct and immediate effect
where they can do the most
good"
Attorney General Speaks
Attorney General william
Rogers urged the women not
to be carried away by our
gloom" because some prob
lens have developed for the
Eisenhower administration.
History shows that no
administration has served
out a term without some
problems, some Setbacks," the
Attorney General declared.
Even the New York Yankees
don't win all the time"
Mr.. Rogers suggested that
some Republicans in Con-
gress, during the 20 years
that Republicans were out
Of power, developed a sense
of being critical"
Many Republicans think
you must have things perfect
all the time. That is just
not realistic" he declared.
I'VE Republicans should
not think that because we
have a little problem now,
we are in bad shape. We
have the most popular Pres
ident in history. If we can't
win with him, we can't win
with anybody"
Despite charges of lack Of
leadership" and that "things
are going downhill." polls
show that two out of three
Americans still approve the
way President Eisenhower is
leading the country, Mr..
Rogers stated.
Turning to the current
congressional investigation of
regulatory agencies, Mr..
Rogers said the FBI is stag
ing a full investigation Of all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

In honor Of Mrs. c. C. Phipps
Of Norton, Va, president of
the Virginia Federation Of
Republican Women.
The party was to be held
at the residence of Mrs. I.
Lee Potter. All members Of
Virginia's Tenth District Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Mrs. CroweN Squire
| Elected President

Mrs. c. Crowell Squire was
recently elected president Of
the newly formed Women's
Club Of Mclean, Va. Mrs. j.
York Welborn, second vice
president of the Virginia Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs, in
stalled the new officers.
They included Mrs. Fred
erick j. Langert. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. James Lee. record
ing secretary: Mrs, o. l..
Brandenburger, correspond
ing secretary. and Mrs. Ralph
Coffman, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

publican women's Club were
invited.
Mrs. Maurice w. Wright,
first vice president of the
Virginia group was general
chairman Of the party. Today
is the final day of the Ma
tional Spring Conference Of
Republican Women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Virginia Groups
Give Tea Party

The Arlington Republican
Women's Council and the
Fairfax County Republican
Club were to give a tea today
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
Don't Use Rubber
Bands For Tying
Tobacco

II you've been using rubber bands
to tic tobacco. you've been making
4 mistake and one which may
prove costly. SAYS Hiram Holmes.
Amelia county agricultural AGENT
Holmes SAYS the major tobacco
lf0up3nifs have been surveyed by
G. z Mathews tobacco specialist
81 NpI. about thu ACCESSIBILITY of
nsInm thc rubber bands instead Of
tu.ne All II The companies which
repiied 70 the query saying The use
q. thc rubber bands would be dn-
rIimental Id NJ. grower the in-
d8strY aNd tbt consumer
The companies said they ncigther
havr non know NJ equipment, that
Uill remove particles " metaiized
ribber banss from tobacco that
they VIII make every effort 10
avoid hivine tobacco tied with rub
Der bands OF any sort; and II they
discover rubber bands Oh tobacco
after purchase, the tobacco Will ba
returned = HE warehouse. ! h G
AGENT said it may be assumed that
such tobacco would ultimately ne
charged back 70 The grower
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18

Nearly &. 1000 COW were bred
altlfca.ly III Vagina last year
accord.i,s ~ recently luintiIed ~
ures tom u, \ / BALDWIN GARY
specialist " VIII
And while thls j. a lo. rs alll
not cuoeoh Dp BALDWIN Jay, VIZ
glnia lars behind th'. nat.sa.. afa-
rage with II per cent Of nc roWA
Bred altiiic ally compared - Y! per
cent III tn un.tea States
However. a sound artificial bieei1
ing propram aas started A YAH
ginia III lease slN Or seven Years
later than much Of The resi- o. ne
nation and constellation 81 scveral
small ORGANIZATIONS INTO Inc otlt
LARGE cooperative thc Virginia AtA-
ficial Breydns As.oc.aiioA ~
Rocky Mount do noi pcch un''l
1850 10 years latti han N SONS
states. Compared ~ tAo ascra N
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
Soft Rot And
BlackShank Are
Very SINH lar

The tobacco diseases p,thinni
soft rot and biackshank look 4 lo'
alike. but it's important to be able
to tell the difference
Blackshank viii continue 70 get
worse throughout the season atd
may cause complete loss Of t.lf
crop, while pythium soft rot VIII
ahate during warm weather The
diseases may be d.stlugl.!shrd w
several symptoms
! Pythlum soft not generally eccuf ;
early il i.w days alier transplant
,n0 Il lpea ~. usual. occur Il.
plants that have become c>-
7 tablished Riaeksha'k ordinarily
does moi show ~ un'.i At least 20
days after tranaplan'inn unlc M nm
plants become infected IL tho seed
bed.
/ PN,hlun soft rot occurs mostly
( in plants that are tender and slCcu
lent II ttaAsr'an..aY whiic black
shank infection Il not affected bv
I The srcculegcy 81 the >tedl.n ~
,ransplantlng '.ne.
pyEinn soti ao' is most severe
when heavy raing Dccur sooi aftni
transp'ant.ne and fho soil remains
wet ard cold Hlas# 5aai, Is NM M
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
Personal Mention

Mis- Hazel Johnson. o. south
Hill, and MIS-. Joe Cliborne WI
SkipWith. spent wednesday WITH
Mss Frances Beer and nef moth
"a MIS- Frank Beer
D " pau'er.r. F, N kernodtr
Or r r. Crawford. G W Longs
worth. K l.. McClenny S w. Put
ney F y Morton ana NJ t'lt7-
gerald viii attend the Preshv-
terrain Mems Conference July l3-
20 at Massanetta Springs.
MIS- J \ Gordon and MIS- =
w Williams ate attending tht
PRESBYTERIAN Womcns TRAINING
School at Montreal N. G.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
Willie Welchlin
Elected Chairman
AT Farm Meeting

Approximately zoe membees b.
Southern Cooperative. their FAINT
lieS and friends IN IN Cumberland
area heard reports u their Co
operative 5 services for the 1879 %
fiscal year Which ended June 20 a.
their local annual membership meet
I lna Eeld recently az Cumberland
. Il l. Adams. Jr manager III
Cumberland Farm Service. cave
he report Of local operations and
I services
Willie Welchlin II Cumberland
| County, was Chairman Of the meet.
inr.
A feature Of The meeting was N
educational contest, Il Paws ~
KnoN C>ufe stan.s we're Sfclling
Combs J y Profit. Mrs G G.
Robert V b Claho. Ms Phil
Frank, Miss Gay Gllliam. y l.
CLARK Mrs J NJ Putnev Jr. Miss
Marie Doxdy and Herbert Goodman.
Reg I X Ir.mhle Of Cumber-
lani RAG Tie invocation Group
sinpspg "a led by Herbert Good
man
Elected 70 'te local Cumberland
ADVISORY Board were T p Scott.
Farmville and Marvin Jones, Dill
Nyn Elected t. the Farm Home
Committee were Mrs. John Pume.
Cumberland and Mrs Edward Put
ney. Cumberland.
Elected as chairman and secre-
fary o. the local board for The com,
ing year were Willie Wclchiin and
Herbert Goodman and as chairman
and secretary Of the FLA Com
mlttee Miss Gay Gillian and Mrs.
I w " French
Willie Welch.ine was chosen to
represent the local board al the
Southern States Annual Stock
holders Meeting 70 be held in Rich
mond. Nov 1 and Z Herbert Good
man was chosen as alternate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
Check Storage
Before Harvest

The advent Of grain harvest In
Virginia brings a reminder 70
farmers 10 check storage facilities
q y klte agricultural cnp .neei
al Vpf says ram losses In s'or-
age can eat away profits II the
storage facilities aren't weather
'lah, po'%cted against insects
etc
He SAYS 70 check the strength
Of thu floor and b. sure II VII
support '.r siaiA. Atd lnlats II
Some are byokG. 81 II the Zoo,
bends under a load Be sure the
SIDE walls arr tIsh. With a smooth
surface 10 eliminate cracks which
VIII hafbor insects III stirc the
roa w wcatser ..rh'
II all corn and grain s'oara.r is
IL a.a bllldinH o- l.i metal bins
arianecd III rcl.eaien. movement
q grinders and feed mixers III
o. TIN" and #QrH vi. be saved
Consider also tn nSe 81 elcsa,ors
4Rd aa.rr coaYeNhrs ID take Sonit
" nc labor M II handing gram
Remember that metal bins can.
not be used 10 'u.l capacity unless
ne grain Is dr.ed ~ IS Pei cent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18

portions Of The time The Abel chill
iren Maith. Ann Dukey and
HlIy. wsr' present 10. the reunion
Thu SONS WHO grew W IA The
Faimt.lIe conninity have zone
ont to varied professional careers
oscar Jones Is 4 statistic.an with
ihe pab!ic Health Service IL Al.
lalta. Ga
Howard Jones Is All mdusii iai
representative With General Elot-
it1e COMPANY a, Pittsburgh, PA
Guy ! Jones Is mod. maker
with international Business Ma
chimes Corporation al E!nghanp-
ton NJ Y
Leslie NJ Jones is with the home
a''lcr Staff Of TIE Apparatus Sales
Division of General Electric Com
panv At Schenectady II y
The s0n-ln-aw W Crisp Abel !,
proprietor Of watch repair saop
1t Blackstone
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
DR.. Wilson
Continued from paa,


teacher, and & YARN friend
His grand interest IA h.s epl
leagues and IN his students, an Hi-
terest seasoned with mellow good
humor. made him vital part OF tie
campus in retirement a. we'll as hi
his period Of active service As an
enthusiastic exponent Of the elias
seal language. he was a powerful
force in maintaining the humanisac
tradition here On the Hill His cor
Germ for the individual student WIN
long be remembered By those an
xious to preserve the way Of lie
found in the small COLLEGE empha-
sizing the traditional educational
values
The Dean VIII be greatly missed
His memory Will always inspire
scholars and teachers dedicated to
the art Of inducing yoane men 10
learn cheertully. TO think logically
and to live graciously
Funerai Services Friday
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Mary
Spencer Wilson, brother. Ire
Reverend Andrew w Wilson OF Mt.
Vernon. State Of Washington 4
niece Mrs. Betty Wilson Hill and
lao nephews. David c Wilson, n.
and Gibson wilson. both OF Seattle
Washington Their son. Dayid spen-
eef Wilson, gave hi LII in tic ser-
vice o. m4 country duri4g World
War II
Funeral service vln y hoe ii
College Churca HanpaHu-Syd.4v,
Friday afternoon az o'cloa
Burial VIII be III tie ciRrcn Gene
berry.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
Missionary
Continued from page u

ICON ,ldFQ from p3Ae i
aad ;helr four children stayed hons
rhe eammunlsts forced NJ GAfnn
o4t u Shanghai Nj 1910 bat aftes 81
yeal S lafi0uah ha Was baek M tA
iai last tins tim u tie Island
o. Ta!Nan OF Foimosa az many
American cal! i
Ie la54 Mss Gaffin AHA theif two
YOUNGEST sons joined mr. Gatim N
ne ci.g Il Taiehang TasNan
Here iheY haRe directed their
r4es@es toward tae seven million
T4lwaneae ana two million 'main-
ladders Who nhabit the island
whicA is about the SIZE u May
laid
Many religions IRE embraced b,
the people Of Taiwan Mr. CAT
lin explained Some two per cent
are Presbyterian, and lesser per
cent Roman Catholic The native
religions are generally some form
q ancestor Worship
A cultured knowindpa NJ Inc his-
tory VI iha paaple an TaiWan Nus
d dep personal iaterest in these
peoPie make thc Gaiiins pelfeci ion
'heit work
18th sreak wv Official chmos
lanaiua winch rs DIR common
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
Recreation
Continued from page u

tCOuliiAIeI from page IL
dent. said the Main Street Recrea-
lion Center vas no longer being
rented n pointed out that the
center was used only By two clubs
as 4 meeting place and rented by
4 dancing school FOR only eight
months year The board had
previously authorized the term
nation Of lease On the center Wall
said the main purpose of the CEN
.er vas to provide place for
teen Ia 4 dancing and his heed is
now being filled by the excellent
programs sponsored by the Mod
en- WooGmen o. America and the
Moose Lodge
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31
Gravel Hill

Mr.. and Mrs F.. o. Williabls
spent Sunday in Richmond getting
acquainted With their new grand
son. Richard Thomas Williams.
Recent guests Of Mrs. S. D
Harris We're Mrs Annie p John
son. Rev and Mrs Stone and Mi
and Mrs. Robert King. Of Glendale
Mrs. Alvin Thomas. Of Dillwyn. ant
Mrs, F. 0. Williams and Miss Mar
garet ELAN
Mrs. Lewis Snoddy and Mrs, S
D. Harris were in Farmville.
F.. 0. Williams was recently hon
ored at a birthday dinner The
guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Francis West and Mrs. f s. Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Slough and
daughter. Pattie. OF Richmond
We're Sunday guests OF G. H. Agee
Mrs W p Morton. of Richmond.
and Miss Evelyn Harris, of Cum
berland. were Sunday guests Of
their mother. Mrs. S. D Harris.
Miss Margaret Elan and Mrs
S. d. Harris are on the com
munity's sick list this week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31
State Park Cabin
Rental Applications
Start February Is

Applications for cabins in Vir-
GINA 5 state parks for the 1858
season Will be accepted on and
after February rs. Randolph Odell,
Commissioner Of Parks for the Vir-
Kinia Department Of Conservation
and Development. announced today.
Applications for cabins must be
made Or official forms. which may
be obtained from the Division Of
Parks. State Office Building. Rich
mond, " personally from the sup
erintendents AZ the parks
The parks viii bt open for the
1888 season from May IL through
September Cabins may b. rented
during this period for one week
When space is available. the rental
period VIII BE- extended 10 maxi
mum Of two weeks. All cabin reser-
vatons begin and end on Mondays
Concessions IN the parks. which in
cludc restaurants. stores. life guard
service. boat rentals and setback
riding, will open May 30, and will
extend through Labor Day Bathing
and swimming will not be permitted
until May 30
Cabin rental rates for the 1858
season are $23 FOR two people:
S42 for three SoG for four. and Sl4
pcr week for each additional per
son No charge Is made for chill
dfen under 10 years. /. sleeping
equipment rs provided by the ten
AMI II such equipment is provided
Ply the PARK the same charge Is
made for children as for adults.
Children 10 years and older are
charged Az adults
the Lords Supper
M SAT-. and MIS-. ID u. Matson.
of Richmond. made brief visit
Y thc4r home M Saturday
Mrs Y y. stTation attended TIE
district conference at the Metho-
tlsi Church n Crewc January 20.
Mr. T g Mathews was a sun
day dinner guest Of the Conduit
Matthews family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31
Farmers Union 10
Open Pamplin Store

The Charlotte Appomattox Farm
ers Union Supply Store will hold
grand opening Saturday. Fcbru.
AIRY l. al Panplin. The storf. To-
Gated in the Terry building. is the
fourth farm supply store To be
opened III Virginia under the aus
Dices Of the virginia l'arlners
Union
T. G. Reynolds Of Red House
chairman Of the Charlotte- Apppmat-
tox Farmers Union Advisory Com.
mittee. said the opening Of this
store IS a step by the organization
designed 70 lower the cost Of farm
production.
Charles 3. Rush, Of Red House
q prominent Appomattox County
farmer, will be the general mana
ger Of the store, Reynolds said
He will BE- assisted by w. B. Rev.
holds a resident Of Charlotte county
Before the end Of 1853. John B
Vance, state president Of the Vir.
Rinia Farmers Union predicted
that the organization WIN have
some ten stores IN operation IN
virginia and a number Of feed and
fertilizer agents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31
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Well Water

Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Maxey and
daughter Elaine. Of Richmond
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. n G. Davis. Mrs. H. (.
Maxey called there Sunday.
Joe Steger has been quite sick
with the flu the past week.
Mrs. R l. Rush spent last week
with Mrs Bette Ayres at Dillwvn
Mrs. Greene Davis went with the
j. S. Maxeys to Richmond Sunday
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tapscotl
visited Nh and Mrs l.. c. Brans
ford
Mr.. and Mrs. ice Bryant and his
daughter, Doris visited Mr.. ant
Mrs Nelson Tindall Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, Claude Bryant. ant
their sons, and MI. and Mrs Free
Bryant Of Amelia. visited thei
parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. w
Maxey, Sunday
Ballard MaXey. OF Richmond
visited his brother. B w. Maxey
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. IN. G Davis Gale
On Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tapsco1
Saturday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31
Changes Tobacco
Support Program
Opposed BY VFBF

The Virginia Farm Bureau Fede-
ration VFBFp has registered its
objection to changes proposed IN
the farm program for peanuts, cot,
ton and tobacco.
Roy b, DAVIS. III, president. told
members Of the Virginia Congress
sional delegation that The VT'BF
viii oppose any change III the
present programs for peanuts. CO..
Ton and tobacco. and VIII oppose
giving the Secretary u ARricul
tune power II set tho level Of price
supports and allonnents This. ia
Wis said would concentrate too
much authority in the hands Of one
individual and could be used To
harm agriculture BY setting price
supports too low and thereby shift
ing the government-ind sur
pluses TO the shoulders Of tile
American farmer
Davis stated that Farm Bureau
itit liidt sNpt1iiAC DpCNtlo itidLlIlh
to individual commodities should be
developed and presented TO growers
of those commodities for their con
sideration Until this is done the
current programs should be re
tanned, he continued
Davis said that Farm Bureau
Was IN favor Of extending the AK
ricultulal Trade and Development
Act which authorizes the uSDA t0
sen farm suTpluseS abroad for for-
eien cuirencics and that the VFBF
viii support expansion q research
IL industrial uses Of farm products
ana ulpe expansion M research il
problems affecting the costs of prn
duction Of farm products
Also, the VFBF' fayors elimination
Of corn acreage allounents ana
greater emphasis Oh the conseg-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31
Mattoeax

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Cassell
Of Ashland. and Mrs Steve Musu
lin. and children. OF Cumberland
were guests Sunday Of their pa.-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Payton Cassell
j. c. Badgett has returned after
being patient at JohnstonlWillis
Hospital. and IS getting along fine.
Mrs. Lee Burtchett. and family
OF Richmond. MIR. and Mrs. II r
Bunker. Of Petersburg. and MI.
and Mrs J f Dodson were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Byron Bad
gett
Mr. and Mrs Tennyson Ltistra
called 70 see Mr. and Mrs Ii r.
Wilmington and Misses Esther and
Alma Wilmington Sunday
Mrs Woodrow Bowln is d pAtient
III Grace Hospital Richmond.
observation-disclosures
More than 5000 tons of bltumi.
nous coal minute are mined
N the United States.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31
C,,rds,ilIe

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dowdy
%attended A household shower for
Mr.. and Mrs William Amos given
in The Andersonyille home Of Mr.
and Mrs c. l.. Duty last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Elwood Dowdy, OF
Shipman. called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman DoWdy Sunday.
Mrs. jim Marks Is not very well
Mr.. and Mrs. jimmie Leap are
home after having spent several
: days with his mother. Mrs. Worth
Leap, Of Scottsville.
SaniSes Move
MIR and Mrs. Sans, who have
been residing in the Cox house
: are moving into Mrs. George FL
cans house this week.
MIR, and Mrs. Earl Morris have
purchased the Southall house near
! New Store and expect to move soon.
: Shirley Ayers has had tonsilitis
: and cold. but is out again.
Methodist Mems club win meet
: al the church on February at
: . pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Brown, OF Rich
: mond. spent the week end with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Ayers
: MIR, and Mrs George Farrar. re-
: tired governeInnt employees who
= have been living IN Warwick. have
: recently moved In the home of her
: brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Weaver. We welcome
: them to our neighborhood.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ayers. of
: Richmond. spent the week end with
: their parents.
Jimmie Marks is confined to his
: home with strep throat.
Smyrna WSCS viii meet Febru-
: any at pm. with Mrs. J. l..
: Jones.
: Mrs. C. r. Wise is a patient in
: Johnston-Willls Hospital. Richmond
ana expects TO BE- home III few
: days
Women Go TO Farmville
: Mrs M. NJ. Julian ana Mrs
: Annie Garrett were in Farnyille
!. last week.
: Mrs Mayfield Ownsby was home
: Sunday.
: Charles Allen is on the sick list
The Willie Ownsby family attended
: services unday at Belfast church
: in Crewe.
: Among those attending the dis
: tr1ct conference at Crewe January
. 20 were Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dun.
kufn. Emmett Dunklm and J. l..
Jones.
. Many grade children are taking
: advantage Of. the dental clinic at
: Diliwyn Elementary chool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
: were IN Richmond Monday.
: MIR. and Mrs Vernard Pioffitt
. visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Proffitt
: OF Charlottesville. last week
The Reuben Jamerson children
are sick with scarlet fever and
: measles
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31

Bethlehem hurch Woman's
Missionary union met at the church
with a number of women present
Bethlehem church and F,nonyille
church ushers met at the parsonage
With the pastor Wednesday night
Tor instruction
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N AshWorth. , OF
APPROXIMATION, were the week end
quests Of MIR. and Mrs. Greed
DoWdy.
New tons Go 10 Richmond
! Mrs r. r. Newton Mrs. ]. r.
Newton and Mrs Creed Dowdy
went to Richmond on business
Monday.
| Mr. and Mrs Harold Smith, Of
! Lynchburg. were the week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Pete
Sprouse
We had lot Of snow over the
| week end. but il warmed up and
melted.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sprouse
Mrs J E. Newton, Hilda Cough,
Panlette Agee and Bobby Spronse
were in Richmond Saturday to see
the movie. "Peyton Place which
they really enjoyed.
Steinrucks Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steinruck
were in Richmond over the week
end visiting friends and relatives.
Leroy Cough left Sunday for
Langley Field to do some work
Mr.. and Mrs. william p. Cough
of Richmond. visited Mrs. j f.
Newton Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31

Demonstration clubs have sched-
uled meetings this week
Throck club met with Mrs
Bert Swalley at 7.so pm Tuesday.
and Rice club with Mrs. Mary
Gates at s pm Thursday.
Mt. Pleasant club viii not meet
this month.
Over 25-year span the mum
Der Of surface coal mines in the
United States has risen from Isl
to more than 1900.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31
Buckingham Lions
Note Donations

After initiating Two new members
al their regular meeting January
% the Buckingham County Lions
Club heard reports THAT included
donations Of $3.50
During 1867 the Lions Club made
the following contributions within
the county: sl2o to fitting children
with glasses. s25 each TO the March
OF Dimes Red Cross, Cancer fund.
drive and the Buckingham Athletic
Field drive
The new members initiated were
R NJ. Dunevant and Walter Nun
ford
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Slayton have
announced the birth of daughter.
Rebecca Lynn.
Miss Shirley Arlington spent last
week end with her brotherin-law
and sister Mr. and Mrs. L. S
Simpson.
Ray Daye. OF Salem. and Alr and
Mrs. John Frank. and children. OF
Rice. visited Mr.. and Mrs W. A
Dayc Sunday
Mrs. Mae Southall is improved
after being sick