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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
Queen, Football, Fun On Dads Day
Anniversary OF
Fraternity Adds
TO College Crowd

Dads Day al Hampden-Syd-
ncy College plus the traditional
small college classic football game
Of HampdcnSydncy against Ran
dolph- Macon, and the celebration
Of the 75th anniversary of a Hill
fraternity made the past week end
close rival to homecoming at
Hampden Sydney An estimated
900 people attended the game.
The traditional football game
Saturday afternoon ended IN 20
% loss for the Tigers. after an
initial thriller as Hampden-Syd-
ncy halfback Bill Benson took the
opening kickoff for 8O-yard
touchdown
Miss Brenda Rae Drewry. Of
LGnRWood College was chosen
Queen Of Dads Day and was pre-
sented bouquet Of roses at half
time ceremonies William T Al
len. Of Richmond. president OF the
Parents and Friends Association.
announced the winner Miss
DreWry. who is from Boykins. was
sponsored BY tho RI Kappa Alpha
fraternity.
Special entertainment for the
parents was provided Saturday
morning AZ Johns Auditorium With
a reception followed by musical
program by the Hampden-Sydney
Rlee club. The candidates for Dads
Day queen were introduced at that
time and elected by the parents
70 be announced at half-tiIne. The
candidates represented each OF the
seven fraternities on the Hill and
the independents.
a welcome by DR. Joseph c. Rob
ert. HSC president, and box
lunch on the campus were also
part OF the Saturday morning pro-
gram.
Members Of Kappa Sigma Fra
ternity over the past rs years we're
invited to an anniversary party
Friday night at the F'armville Me
mortal Armory- The 18th ami
versary celebration started with a
banquet and dance Friday evening
and extended to the Dads Day
celebration and football game the
following day.
Epsilon Chapter Of Kappa Sigma
was founded at Hampdcn- Sydney
College November IA. 1888.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11

Religious Z m p h a S S Week at
Hampden Sydney College began
Sunday when the Student Christian
Association presented DR.. James
Archibald Jones. president of Union
Theological Seminary in Richmond,
as the guest leader Of the five-day
period Of religious emphasis on the
campus
Dr. Jones filled the College
Church pulpit on Sunday morning
and he spoke TO the young people S
groups in Farmvillc at st. Johns
Episcopal Church at Z Sunday night.
The public is invited to attend the
services which will continue through
Thursday evening i'll the College
Church.
A team Of nine capable leaders
will highlight the program on Mon
day evening by assisting DR.. Jones
in leading bull Sessions" all over
the campus so that fraternity
groups, nonaffiliated men and
Freshmen may all participate in
these vital examination periods.
These men are being drawn to
Misunderstanding from all over
Virginia as well as from North
Carolina. From Union Seminary in
Richmond. DR.. Frank =. Lewis,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
College Dramatic
Groups To Present
Shaw Play This Week

George Bernard Shaws "Pyg-
mallon N Will be presented at Long
wood College November ID, IA and
y in Jarman Hall at 800 pm.
Jointly sponsored BY the Longwood
College Players and the Hampden-
Sydney College Jongleurs.
The play is the original version
Of MY Fair Lady and is cast
With students from both colleges
"Pygmalion'' concerns a lin
Fm>tics professor who takes q
cockney girl ON the London
gutter and makes a lady Of her
The professor. Henry Higgins. is
played by Garrett Floyd Smith, a
Hampden-Sydney Junior from Rich
mond. The girl. Eliza Doolittlc, is
played by Helen Gray Garter, a
Longwood junior from Pratts.
The play is directed by DaviG
" Wiley. an assistant professor Of
speech and drama at LongWood
nc is assisted By Rosalie Vic,
torla Brinkley. Longwood senior
from Suffolk. Miss Mary Linda
League. a Longwood junior from
Salem. is the stage manager.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
DR.. Patteson Elected Recreation
President; Annual Reports Given

Dr. S. c. Pattcson vas elected
president Of the Farmvllle Me
mortal Recreation Association at
the annual meeting Wednesday
evening 0 h c + officers for the
coming year will be Paul NJ S. tinnp-
son, vice president; Miss Anna
Dickoff. secretary; and Mrs j. G.
Graziani. treasurer.
Three members Of the Assocla-
ton, A. n. Fore. "A B Holmes and
W. B. Wall were elected to the
board Of directors for a period OF
three years.
Glowing report on the operation
OF the receatlon program during
the past year were presented. and
several minor changes suggested
for coming year.
The new swimming pool was the
hlghlight Of the past year. w. B.
Wall. retiring president declared
in his annual report. He said that
is the key to the entire Longwood
Hills recreation area.
He pointed out that the pool was
the major step III developing the 30
acre site and other things should
naturally follow
B. G. Balm. chairman Of the
swimming pool committee. re
ported that the pool ended the two
months operation successfully from
a financial standpoint as we'll as
from an operational stand point
He said many improvements would
be necessary for the pool area be-
fore next summer, and listed such
things as a pump house road
work, grass to be planted and grad
ing done as most pressing on the
list.
Annual reports on the other rec
reation activities were presented at
the annual meeting. These included
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
Business WOmen's
Civil Defense Meeting
Open TO Public

A special Civil Defense program
VIII be presented as part of the
regular meeting of the Farmville
Business and Professional Wonens
Club. Thursday, Nov. 10. at p.m
at the Women's Club House. 1000
High Street.
W. NJ. Marsden. Assistant O.
ORIGINATOR OF the State Office of
c1v'l Defense. will present a film
survival. and discuss vital facts
on tho precautions and actions citi-
zens should take in event of dis
ds'cr. Doth mAnmade and natural
Invitations have been extended Ia
az local clubs and organizations
plus schools and colleges in IN J
area. Representatives from the
Farmville Civil Defense Police
squad. and town and county Of
flclals will be present
This special Civil Defense nro.
gram has been arranged by the
National Security Committee Of lhe
Farmville Business aud PROBES
slonal Women's Club, which ex-
tends an invitation for area citizens
to attend.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
Mrs. Smith Wins
First III Football
Followed BY Shelton

Every contestant received three
free right answers as the Judges
tailed up the entries this week be-
cause Of the three ties between
teams IN the contest. !.
SIX contestants tied for first
place this week with each missing
only three games. The tying con
testants were Mrs Eva Mae Smith.
Fanar Shelton. T. E. Cumbey.
Mrs. w. J. ellis, Jl,., and Judith
A. ellis. all Of Farrnyille. and
Clearance G Oliver, of Crewe.
judges went to the FaInville
score to break the ties. They found
The guessed scores to be, sic, O-2a.
1919. 1920, 1921, and 1921 re-
spectlvely
Mrs, Smith. the frs place WIN
ner. outdistanced her opponents
With her guess Of Ga missing the
actual score by = slim y points.
Shelton the second place winner.
was lust lump ahead Of Cum
w 81 lft guessed Inc score 10 be
rs, missing The acturaI score BY
p points. While Ctmbeys guess
was lS-la. making him miss the
actual score BY - points and put
ting him in to third place.
No one guessed the correct score
IN the Special Contest this week.
therefore the Jackpot will have
500 more added to il for next
week, making the Special Contest
worth $500 The Special Contest
game viii be between Farnlville
and Bluestone, played II Farm
vile at 8 pm. on Friday night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11

Nv II. II LANCASTER .IR
Americas third moon shot ended
Ii.re sa,,lrdav When M ,btrd
Nv fAe Pioneer II rookie, failed
W. lite al minutes after take-on
n rocs., reached an aln.
'uae ot 600 miles before dlsinte-
.hg somewhere over central
Atmca 1 was the air forces third
nAacreS-iil attempt to put a satel-
h'o tn orbit around the moon.
ll,e arny III cxnec,ed ~ have M
re,t crart VI "shoo,tno M Moon J"
II fr-t .rv ui,I nrohab,v No ,,,ao
,be,, Doco,,bor I1naor ,bo oria,
n.,l .,,oo., arohe., ,,,og,,,, 60, ~
bv the Defense Dona,t,no,, ~,
ta+e,. transferred 10 no NOW civ,,,a !,
~;a.,ora, aero..,t,cs ,nd snaca
agenrv ,he a,r forca It'll order.d
VII ,nspa ,h,-ea ,,,arn sha,s Ill ~
3rnlv tNo Asked If The army we're
ready Up MAKE its moon shot in De
c''''nf' Mal. zen John .. Medafis.
r. ..,.a,......' o'''-'s ~. ~,i'' p'' tL'e
.,ro,,,a ,ha aar.h "a &C. - Nv
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
Sway Public Health fight
Aided By TB BondPurchase

The Southslde tuberculosis A.
ISOLATION has presented fivc-Way
public challenge to JOIN tho public
health fight IN launching It's Christ
mas Bond Sale in the nine coun
ties served
Civic organizations and business
firms, numbering go in the re-
glona] area, have received threr
sheets of 1858 seals and \ health
bond Their purchase by those re-
ceivine them provides the sole M
come for the Southsidc TB A.
sociatlon' 5 year round program
Every purchase Of Christmas
Seals and Bonds is important 10
our program. Adequate public re-
spouse to our one-a-year appeal
will assure an effective program in
the year ahead Mrs. Emma G..
Anthony, association executive oil
rector. said today. She expressed
hope for quick reply by those re-
ceiving the bond letters.
The five major fields 3. public
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11

the baseball program at the high
school field during the summer, the
Grove Street Park. swimming III
structlon. church and town basket
ball leagues, and basketball play
at the high school during the week
ends Of basketball season
The town and church basketball
leagues will be backed by the Rec
reation Association again this year
and the various teams are expected
to start competition next week.
Four persons we're elected to the
Association as members-at-large
They are A. n Fore, Mrs. Shirlty
Eppard R. T. McGahey and W.
P. Hay. Jr
The various civic clubs and
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
Home Economists To
Meet In Farmyil!e

District " Of the Virginia Home
Economics Association will meet in
the Student Lounge Of LongWood
College on Saturday, November -
at 10 am.
The theme Of the meeting II
Home Preservation. said Miss
Elsie Noel. district chairman. The
meeting viii last until noon.
All graduate home economist
and Virginia Home Economics as
ISOLATION members in the area arr
cordially invited to attend th I
meeting
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
State Forests
Hunting Ban
Is Called Off
Three Areas
Will BE Open
Dean Advises

The Division Of Forestry laS re
scinded its order closing the three
state forests III this area 10 hunters
and ttN 5000 acres Will be open
when the regular hunting seasoa
starts November IL
Also called off was the scheduled
public hearing his week II Was 70
have aired the hot isSlic Thursday
under sponsorship OF tho State
Board Of Conservation asm d.
yelopment
Raymond Y Long. director Of
the Department OF Conservation
and Development under which the
Division Of Forestry Is admin
stored. took tho action calling off
the Nov 10 hearing. now no longcr
needed
Original Issue
State Forester Dean issuca TIE
original closing order 10 DAYS ago.
acting on petitions signed BY land
owners adjoining the Buckingham
Appomattox state forest. They had
requested closing only Of hat
forest
Dean felt however. that closing
Of nearby state forests iii Cualb-
erland and Prince Edward counties
vas a necessary corollary The eN-
ira gun pressure might seriously
reduce game numbers IN tn e
Cumberland and Prince Edward
forests. he rea sonea
Since he issued the closing or-
der, the State Forester has re-
ceived many letters Of complaint
from individual hunters ga Ill q
clubs and al least two boards Of
Supervisors. Buckingham q Il Il
Prince Edward
The landowners petitions for
warded to Dean had requested the
closing because Of the hunters dis
regard for private property rights
and "wanton killing Or game
They were supported BIT three area
public legislative officials a point
Dean made in making his original
closing order
Change of Heart
A letter from one of the alleged
original petitioners. Leonard E.
Anderson. Of Appomattox. was re-
ceived by Dean informing him that
these landowners were willing 10
~ hunters cross their land pro-
vided that property and livestock
were not damaged
This change OF view IL cor
sidered TO have played a part IN
bringing about the revocation Of
the closing order
Immediate hunter and vlldlife
club objections greeted Deans FIRST
order, charging the action Was un-
fair TO the great majority Of hunt
ers while it acceeded to tho wishes
o. a small coterie Of landowner
The objections also cited I b G
Game Commission s view that the
forests should be open 10 hunting
this year because. with the excep-
ton Of turkeys the game supply
therin was ample
Private reports verify this, OBJ
servers saying the forests bulge
with game. turkeys excepted The
closing order was made by Dean
because the Division of Forestry is
the titleholder to the land II nor
mally calls on the Game Commis-
son for advice Oh game matters.
however
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
Leader Cites Hard Work. I'm
Announcing Chest Over Top
Gifts Pass 1858
$4,000 Target
Saturday Morning,

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after ) co,,nty d,,5isio,, az. cont NO
,e,al ~. - 800 ga '','
and sincere determination on the
part Of Iowa W0E
Vafh 4he +ots1 at S-Elti, IVY n,.
.4syefard 4ajd catl,-e ..T NV, a
refaeiy hanrv tbat H. fozo e,o.,
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month aete,. - 5a,,,..a.5e., ..,s.,.t,,d
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people who worked ln th4 Campaign
From the beginning. these people
Nale s4acercly determined HAT thc
dat vudd ~ .oaeaad. Th.s WIN
tfe 1t tho WORKERS III every div
.sIen III the campaign including the
very efficient members Of the pub
licity committee.
The entire community IS 10 be
CONGRATULATED oh the.f generous sup
pert b. 'he several aeenele- fl
EaEccd BIZ it'd Community Chest
Fund
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-rhc ,,t.c.t os.;,'a !, H. H. ,,,,
town co,,nc;, eh.,,,,,a,s ~, 80 a, a.'
two DAYS this week 70 receive re.
parts frcm solicitors. Mrs. b S
Hamcrslv will be present Weanes-
da, and FRIDAY MORNINGS from q
o'clock 10 noon. for thu convenience
" workers in returning funds
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Successful Leaders
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-11
f'o:iono' News Summary
u. S. Misses On
Moon Shot But
Plans New Try

~ II. y LANCASTER, JR-
snetica's third moon shot ended
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12
Fern6s Isern |mputa a Partidos
De La Minor1a AIentar Agitation
Artificial Sobre Status De La IsIa

Luego de aprobarse una resolu-
cion para que Sc enmendara ell re-
glamento de la organization a los
fines de permitir la expulsion "de
los traidores'', la Asambtea aprobo
otra decretando la expulsion de su
seno de 80 trabajadores de la UTM
que t~rabajaron en- la descarga del
barco-remolque que esta .semana
lego al muelle de Ponce.
Otras resoluciones aprobadas du-
rante ia Asamblea de aver fueron
~ que no Sc situen piquetes en-
los muelles. cuando lleguen mas
barcos-remolques, (2) demandar
del Console de la Union de. Traba-
jadores de Muelles que en- la discu.
sion del proximo. convenio colecti-
vo con las companies navieras Sc
incluya a una delegation de Ponce,
Y ~ para que Sc gestione ante la
Junta de Relaciones del Trabajo la
celebration de unas elecciones en-
los muelles de Ponce a los fines de
determinar la unidad c%ontratante
o la San Juan Mercantile Corpo-
ration, compania naviera para la
cual trabajsn estlpadores afilados
a la liza y a la UTM.
La San Juan Mercantile Corpo-
ration tiene firmado en- San Juan
un convenio con la lila, que presi,
de ell senior Euseblo G. Moreno, pc
70 en- los barcos de esa compania
que acuden a Ponce trabajan obre'
ros afiliados tanto a la LA como
a la UTM.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12
HUELGA...
(Viene de La Primera)

vo1ucionario, del General Pedro E.
Aramburu.
La entidad gremial de los nedi-
COS, de la capital federal, dispuso
entonces iniciar una huelga gene
val, en- todos los hospitales y demas
establecimientos publicos, aunque
atendiendo a los enfermos en- los
consultorios privados.
En- los primeros dias del mes de
julio, ell Presidente Frondizi ORE
clio mediar entire los medicos y Ell
sindicato obrero en- conflicto, pero
su delegado personal en- tales GEES
tones no pudo avenir a las parties
en- conflicto.
Entire tanto, Ia federation medi-
ca, iba intensificando las medidas
a s~aplicarse en- SUI movimiento de
fuerza, instruyendo a sus afiliados,
q no firmar certificates de ningu-
nd indole, nj colaborar en- lorna
a1guna en- tareas administrators.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12
RELIGIOSA

Ell Cardinal Arzoblspo de La
Habana, Monsenor Manuel Artea-
ga, dirigio una circular publica al
Clero Diocesano y Regular de to-
da la provincial habanera, invitan-
dole a participant en- la primera Sc
mana de estudios sociales y joecis-
tas que tendra lugar en- Ell sema-
mario Ell Buen Pastor, situado en-
ell barrio de Arroyo Arenas, Ma
rianao, solamente para r~eligiosos,
del 10 al % de Agosto actual. Des-
taco Ell Cardinal, la Importance
dee las asambleas destinadas a los
estudios s~ociales, por parte del
Clero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12
(Viene de La Primera)

referendum, dijo, "asumiremos una
p%osicion'.
.Fernos puntualizo que los cleo
torres de Puerto Rico han respal-
dado repetidas veces SUI condicion
pplitica de Estado Libre Asociado
vetando acknowledgements en- favor
del programa de Munoz.
Los circulos de Washington re-
accionaron friamente a la peticion
de la delegation independentlsta
para poner fin al gobierno colo
nial', bajo ell "muneco de paja",
refiriendose a la forma de gobier-
no propio llamada Estado Libre
Asociado.
Fernos dijo que Ell Congreso po-
dria "expresar interes" en- la cele-
bracion en- la Isla de TN referen-
dun de tres alternatives. Sin en-
barge, expres6 sus dudas de que
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12

(Viene de Ia Primera)


don de los norteamericanos y
britanicos del citado sector.
Khrushchev dijo que Russia cha
RI TODD 10 que este a su alcan-
&c" para lograr este objective.
Al mismo tempo, los rusos
ipdicaron que Sc esforzaran por
desacreditar a Estados Unidos y
Gran Bretana, va la prensa rusa
acusa al gobierno de Washing
ton de tratar de impedir la Sc
sion de la Asamblea General alr
antes de comenzar.
La posicion norteamericana es
mas vaga. FL Presidente Eisen-
hover y ell Secretario de Estado,
John Foster Dulles, dan los ulti-
mos toques al plan en- Washing
ton. Hay tambien rumores de que
81 propio Eisenhower pudiera
venir a Nueva York, para pre-
sentar Ell proyecto a la organiza-
cion mundial.
Fuentes autorizadas de Wa
ellington manifestation, que Ell
plan norteamericano pudiera
contener algunas p%ropuestas dra-
imaticas e inesperadas, ademas
de la que declars Illegal la
aggression indirecta" en- ell Ger
eano Oriente. Sc cree, sin EN-
barge, que, en- general, Sc Sc
suira la pauta establecida por Ell
Secretario General de las Ma
clones Unidas, Dag Hammarsk-
iold, sobre la coordination de
los planes de paz y los esfuerzos
por mejorar las condolences eco.
nomicas del Cercano Oriente.
Existe tambien la pos1bilidad
de que Gromyko presente ell pro-
ELENA del ingreso de China Co.
munista en- las Naciones Unidas.
FL delegado russo dijo aver a los
periodistas que "creemos que la
Republica Popular China, debe
ocupar SUI puesto en- las Nacio-
mes Unidas. Mientras mas prom.
to este Sc haga, tanto mejor."
Esta declaration reviste ma
yor Importance en- vista de las
recientes consultas de Khrush.
chew con ell dirigente comunista
chino aMo -Tse-Tung, y de la Gre
eiente Influenza de Mao en- los
asuntos diplomaticos sovieticos.
Sc calcula que ell ritmo de las
tonversaciones, tras las banda.
linas, Sc intensificara hoy y ma
mana, con la llegada de otros mi
nistros de relaciones exteriores
nara asistir a La session.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12
CONGRESO OBRERO

Para los dias 90, 80 y 81 del &C.
tual mes fuG convocado ell primer
congreso. nacional extraordinario
de t~rdbaIadores de la medicina por
esq Federation, con ell proposito
de tratar los problemas de ese
sector, especialmente 10 re%laciona-
do con los empleadoS de las farma-
cias.
CONGREsO DE AvICULTORES
Representatives. de la Comision
Organizadora del Congreso Inter-
nacional de AvicultoreS que Sc ce-
lebrara en- Ciudad Mexico del Is
al rs del proximo mes de septiem-
bre, visitaron al Ministro de Agri-
cultura invitando por su conducto
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12
PREsIDENTE
Wiene de Ia Primera)

V~oroshilov, hombre va de n
amos de edad, vestia traje de Gale
de color azul bien cortado.
Sonrosado y rebosante de salud.
estrecho la mano al Rey, a quien
dirigio unas pocas palabras en- ru-
so.
Las tradujo ell Embajador sovis-
tico, R. Avilov.
Con ell MariScal, llegaron Ia Mi
nistra sovietica de Salud, Maria
Kovrigina y Ell Viceministro de
Cultura, E. Kaftanov.
Solo acudio a yer a Varoshilov.
I'm pequeno grupo de curiosos.
DespueS de pasar revista a La
guardia de honor, ell Mariscal en-
tro en- un automovil que lie espera-
ba y escoltado por un grupo de
motocicletas, lego a la embajada
de la U. R. S. S., en- Ia, cual residi-
ra durante su premanencia aqui.
Hoy fue al gran pabellon que
tienen los ~sovieticos en- la feria.
Comic al mediodia con Ell Rey.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12
COMMONWEALTH
COMPRA
EDTFICIO A FOMENTO

SAN Juan. La Commonwe-
alth Extrusion Corp, de Bayamon,
firmo un contrato de compra por
valor de 100000 dolares para ad-
quirir ell edificio de $4,000 pies
cuodrados que ocupa la firma en-
la urbanizacion industrial Luche-
til de Bayamon.
La Commonwealth es Ia prime
'ra empresa industrial que efectua
la compra del edificio que ocupa
hajo ell programa establecido por
la Corporation de I%nversiones In
d~ustrlales de Puerto Rico, subsi-
diaria de la Compania de Fomen-
to Industrial.
Con la compra del edificio la in
version total de la corporation au-
menta a 100000 dolares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-12

edicion, fue convocado a session ex-
traordinaria ell Senado de la Repu-
blica, a fin de impartir SUI ratifica-
ci6n. a los acuerdos leyes aproba-
dos por ell Console de Ministries,
durante Ell dltimo periodic del esta.
do de emergencia en- ell que Sc lie
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