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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

CHURCH eITK--lndependent Evan.
Gelical Church desires site In
greater 81 wash. suitland pref.
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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT
INDUSTRIAL pROl. .. SALE
ALEXANDRIA AREA

ALEXANDRIA AREA
We have y acre for sale or lease,
able for small Industry. convenient
access 70 major highwayt: very
ANAL down payment will handle
8. j. ONAoH Co, REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

Easy 60 Fix with the easiest Mkt StirF1U
into boiling water and milk Add your own touch with
butter and seasonings. Then whip lightly with fork
and serve For extra zip, try minced onion or grated
cheese over prepared mashed potatoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

Made from idaho's fInestI Enjoy special-occa-
sion mashed potatoes often as you like Treat yourself
(and the family to FLUFFY, McComick's completely
new Instant Mashed Potatoes FLUFFY is homogenized
...extra smooth and rich.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

A nlinbef Of paper and palpMoad
companies are buying up forest atid
IDLE hand III Amelia county. thc
Amelia forestry committee Nas
told last week
The county nov ranks fifth among
virginia Counties III paIpWood pFU-
ductian and 23rd In saw log pfodlic-
tlon with 81 coo 800 bOa.d feat hai
vested ANNUALLY most III W pi5g
WOdd
Over NJ pcr cent. 91.9ll acres. III
al land III amelia Is ia woods. ana
M III GENT of that III In hardwoods
ANA present stands afc CARVING
only twenty per cen, OF their poteil-
iial capacity according ~ h report
submitted by HAam Holmes.
county agent
M3gr th4n million cdAaas
nave been planted III Amelia dlu-
ing the vast three years 322 500 III
ia5J. i25 DoU Ill 100, ana i75 700 HI
1857. TIE 1853 goal Is 40 90 more
seedlings
The forestry committee Outlined
4 years proaialn calling tof q
demonstration, cutting on sHs-
tanned Weld basis. poster contest,
trce planting program. Tree farmer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
BaIlsville

Mrs. Reins and Mrs. Lee Neither
land left Monday for visit to
Philadelphia. Pa
Mrs Bobbie Lester and new son
are in a Richmond hospital and are
doing fine
Mrs. John Dozier. and sons. are
visiting her people in Connecticut
Mr. Dozier was supper guest Of
the 7. L. Timberlake. Jr, family
Wednesday.
Mrs H II Hurt visited the letters
in Jetersville Tuesday.
Mrs. Walton Teaches
Mrs Z NJ Walton, Jr., began
teaching at Powhatan Monday.
The Home Demonstration club
met with Mis- Elizabeth Martin
Thursday.
c. E. Brown and Mrs william J
Hurt were shoppers In Farnyllle
Monday
Miss Ethel Wilson visited her
sisters here this week
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Jeter were
in Richmond Thursday.
Clayton Returns
Jack Clayton returned from a
Richmond hospital and is improv-
ing.
Mr. and MIS-. w. M. Brown and
Rob Brown were dinner guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunkley Fri
day
Mr. and Mrs Jack Henderson. Of
Richmond, were guests Of Mr. and
Ms T Y Hurt Sunday
c. E. Brown visited p J. Flippen
Friday.
Marvin Maxey. Or the Clinton
neighborhood, is in a Richmond
hospital.
Several Attend Funeral
Irwin Martin Of Washington, D c..
John and Bernard Martin, Of Rich
mond, and Ellias Martin, of North
Carolina, were here last week to
attend the burial Of Miss BERTHE
Martin
E M Stone stopped BY on a
business trip last week He re-
ported that Maxine is much nj
proved after bout with measles.
Ollie Palnore is out again after
d painful accident last week with
power saw.
Mrs. Paulus GilLs is on the sick
list this week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

cents a dozen On nearby eggs to
biinz wv Fp M cent i lalFn
Grams
l9aa support prices ON m6at VJ~
eima grains Win probably he the
Same As last year Rational sap
pc-is WI aUVheaAs ofts AND conn
hage heeu ANNOUNCED J Ia.i yeai y
l"lel so Virginia + probably w4ll.
l99 s0yh#.H Rational aaHpaiJ M
again 52ef putting VIRGINIA SUP
ppfl at s2 M. No oat national
4uppGl u cents. YHg iE4a PROD
ahiF tae Same a. last yaafs u II
caAa Cofa national sypplEi alI HI
unchanged putting Virginia Sap
port levels at ~ IS III commercial
roHntieS Wlth acreage compliance.
8! 3 without acreage compliance
and Ht Sli2 IN naneammcrcial
counties
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Hrailers

BfJUCTS
Demand for brollels G9MtAaa Nj
support The eurfent price ieNrl @lti
another cent or 50 gan likely "A
ths next Two 70 three weeks
While supplies awe MOVING
steadily upward ihryN siay fea
tIVely AZ the same pcrgeUN aHNp
last year into April Something ilke
10 pel cent above III March un
spread will widen to around IN pei
cent above last year tat only ba
cause q sharp dip III supplies al
this point last year The actual sup
ply climb VIII be- steady Virginia A
Indicated supply NH NJ y Yc Nv
around 1 pei cent above last year
in the next Week " so
Factors ottscttlns tlie increasing
supply VIII include normal pickup
III demand ns weather RetA warmer.
plus the relatively high leVel oi
prices In competitive red meats
Chick placement figures Il b W
show that by April bru.leI
numbers VIII reach a record high
topping last years record high peak
reached IN August
Prices last Week We're generally
a cent stronger. With the Valley a
2t-22 cents Georgia and Notti
Carolina u cents. and DclInarVa
: cents higher a Y IL 70 . cents
Eggs
Egg prices hang BY the weather
bllt barring extremely cold weather
IN producing areas, the pric. Wil
probably see-saw little before
STARTING into The dowatrend that
historical about new
A squirt IN receipts usually BEGINS
about the tilst d March
Two factors shorter supplies 81
cause Of cold weather plus a gooc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

atnia. and ; per cent Of them can
IVY Helped Nv eye tiahapiafths
Al,nbct3 III the. health and vel
tHic committee viii meet Wednes-
day III Scottsvillc with Mrs. Nancy
Price and Coleman Tralnor, OF
Charlottesville and Try 10 Work out
aeMr pm TOT donations to The
b.oGd bank III Charlottesville. Mem
5era VI tAe committee are John T.
t-i!iou. ii chairman, t.lmer l..
JoiiI,Oa. Jr john Williamson and
JaMes Brown
The board Of dlfectofs voted u
Aay all tOYard sending one high
chool boy 70 Richmond to attend
thn Model General Assembly N
ApsA Iwo boys. Bhly McDeairnon
and CHIP wider, will 30 from the
fHtHY club
C 9y Patteson and James Brown
were Indicted as new members Of
thr Scottsyllle Lions Club,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Judge Appoints 3
To Assessment Board

Three men have been appointed
To the board Of equalization Of real
estate assessments IN PoWhatan
county AS part Of the countrywide
fe-assessnent Being undertaken
tins year
judge Garland Jefferson ap-
pointed Howard Merchant. Phillip
Brauer ard George Palmore TO the
board. With terms expiring Deem.
Der 81
Merchant, a businessman. repre-
sentS Hugucnot district. Brauer, a
farmer. Spencer district, and Pal
more, lurnberman, Macon dis
tIict.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
jefferson

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, l.. Jones and
/ Mrs I b Wilson were in Richmond
| Wednesday,
Mrs I.inwood r. Hicks has been
confined to her home for several
4 days With A severe attack II lnlyil.
gifts
K Fleet Hicks. former minister
and retired postmaster Who lived
III this coinlnunily many years ago
\ IL d patient III Medical College OF
Y Virginia Hospital having tad d
paralytic stroke about two weeks
ago.
Sunrise Service Planned
There WAS 4 good attendance Of
the adut choir At their semi
monthly practice GA Thursday night
at Fine Creek Baptist church Sev-
eral special Easter selections we're
practlced for the Easter sunrise
\ service planned at sunrise on the
morning Of Apil al the home Of
Nj. and MIS- Max klby overlook
Inv Their beautiful pond on High
way III This program is being
planned By Rev, John Chaifee and
MIS-, Jean Herndon
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f Shaver
entertained Monday at 4 special
supper IN honor 81 their son-in-law
Troy Blankenship. who left on Tues
day morning. answering the call Of
his country IN the armed services
His wife. Aileen, hopes to join him
later when he gets located after
basic training n Fort Jackson
$. q. Their guests included Mrs
Andy Blankenship Of Jctcrsville
Tfoy'S mother. and Nh and Mrs
Waitsell Gwaltney. With their two
children. OF Richmond
Little william r. Jackson, son Of
Nh and Mrs Montelle Jackson
MAS rushed INTO Richmond early
Sunday u his doctor for "a severe
throat Infection which seemed TO De-
getting worse. He Is better and viii
return home soon Mrs. Jackson
and her daughter. Virginia Ann.
with the baby, have been staying
with MIS-. F. A Martin.
Affs. II. c Perkins vas in Rich
fnond Monday 70 visit her brother.
Scott Hening at the Medical Col
leNe Of Virginia Hospital. where he
has been 4 patient for several
weeks.
Women Attend Meeting
Mrs, John Rouse and Mrs 4 p
Hicks. from the Jefferson HON
Demonstration clgb. were III Pow
haitian Wednesday atte dinR a
leaders training meeting in the
bank basement for two dcmonStra
tons by a specialist from Blacks
burg. Miss Mary Settle. home I'M
provenent advisor, on Kitchen
Storage and Shelves for Many
Purposes
A dance is being sponsored BY
/ The Powhatan Band Boosters club
for the benefit oi the PoWhalan
High School bands Saturday, March
3 ftom : pm 70 Il midnight Sand
Wlches viii be available and /, Is
hoped everyone will Try 10 attend
this event at the War Menm4al
Building
Mrs. Edward r TAnan and her
two children. Ed and Doto''iy
L..
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

award program and organization "a
4 f9gea.y cIab ".
EaleHaion. 4tate ana Industrial
ilFsatffs Wofla AUM tlia tanners.
ONE laae IN jay Of August what
trees w Iraye ana What to take ana
how ID get ria ot undesirable hard
woods
Committeeman HOPE W eet "
tarmcrs 70 start cutting Nh a sas-
tanned yleld E~tAcr than elem cnt
The other activities woud ~
planned fol tht fan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Amelia High School
Students Honored

One student from each class at
Amelia High School is being recog 4
nized this week for outstanding all
around contributions to the school
The recognition, in form of pic
lures and continents on the bulletin
board. is part Of the high school
seas recognition program for the
year
Those student selected are Ray
Blackwell, eighth grade; Audrey
Green. ninth grade; Dewitt Whit
tington, tenth grade: Shirley Hall.
eleventh grade, and Edith Barnard.
twelfth grade.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

Powhatan Band Boosters club
Win hold dance al ne po~hatan
War Memorial building Saturday
from y pm. 10 u midnight. for thr
benefit of The Powhaian High School
band
The M5onshincrs viii play for
thp dance
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04

schoo,. ,,s ca,t a,rnct,v in.o
bosin,ss h,he
Norton uoiuted ont mai The prr.
centap. 81 An..lta students enter
Ing ,,al,4y. IL INCREASING As c,;1.
lr0.as h,.ra,t. tnnra stl.etivn III
their admissions the schools must
preparp strirt,ts m enter ,igrctN
ina business ua,la
conliou.d Fundamentals ruuhasis
This means stronp husiuess
conrses MI Aha mt III thropgh
c,r school proeram from the ftst
oraaa IL IA tua,f,h W. musl esn.
hnne ia cn,nhosize thn .fundamen-
ta)s fn,. ,hosr vim can't xnel read
~ nse nath n.acassns AMI ~.
wanted in HE business field : ne
said
From 81 WI eent ii our stu.
dents hIph school is the end of
thair formal train,nu They h..cn,na
honsav,ves farmers clerks ma.
ehan,cs t,,,cl drivers ana min
workers. Some Of our most solid
c,t,2ens come from, ths oronn md
We have a responsibility TO them ;"
He cited figures from reading
test given seventh grade students
in the spring Of 1856 and the same
group a year later. The first time
the test was given. the scores
ranged from college-level reading
score to that Of a person who was
reading at 4 fourth grade level
Most 60 were reading above the
seventh grade levet. IS we're read
ing at the sixth or seventh grade
level. 9 at the fifth Or sixth grade
level and 6 at the fourth grade
level
A year later. So were above the
eighth grade level. u at the
seventh-eighth grade level. and IA
below the seventh grade
Language Command Better
Most OF the sophomores did better
on linguistic test. showing their
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
Amelia Students To
Lead SEA Discussion

Amelia High School students will
lead discussion group on Pro
noting Progress Throughout the
School by More Active Club Par
tlcipation' at the state SEA con
vention March IA and Is at Rad
dord College.
Dewitt Wilmington is to be the
discussion leader. and Lucy Page
Stone will be the secretary. Mrs.
Donald Flippin and Mrs. Joe Wilson
will serve as advisers for the dis
cuSsion group.
Can Lush also will be a delegate
to the convention
The American Cancer Society is
the only national voluntary health
agency fighting cancer on three
fronts through research desigL Ii
to find new methods Of cure fol-
that disease. professional and pub
nc education, and service to cancer
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-04
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

This Is the prospects fer virginia farm prices locked 10
the Agriculture day. The
70 that
pric and rgh. all the time.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18

Howard Gravenor, of Delmar,
has resigned his position with
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
and is now with the Coca-Cola
Company.
Captain Pratt, a native Of
Milford, has been given COM
mand of the $4,000 ton air.
craft carrier, Philippine Sea,
the Navy announced this week
in Washington. The veteran
naval officer. now aide to John
Nicholas Brown, asst. secre-
tary for air, will take the
bridge of the huge ship short
ly. it is understood.
.os
Damage estimated at $3.50
resulted from the destruction
by fire early Tuesday morning
of this week of the new and
modern Milford roller rink and
restaurant on the highway to
Lincoln. south of Milford.
Flames swept rapidly through
the frame and steel structure
built only last year and fire.
men from five volunteer fire
companies could save only an
adjacent store and an apart
ment interior. together with
contents were mostly destroy
ed.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18

Miss Elizabeth Blackstone
and Everett Barr, both of whom
teach near Millsboro, have clos
ed their school for this term.
William Addy, who has re-
turned to Ocean View from
Pittsburgh, is looking after his
cottage at the beach, also
Addysea, the handsome ceaent
home at Bethany Beach, which
was considerably damaged DUR
ing the storm last week.
Charles Johnson, of Milford,
who has been employed at the
l.. ID. Caulk Company labora-
tories here for the past five
years, has taken the position at
the Pennsylvania freight sta
tion of this town, to fill the va
cancy caused when Frank
Postles was transferred to
Harrington.
Joseph p. Cross has sold his
property, known as the .In-
wood Farm" located in Slaugh-
ter Neck, containing thirty
acres, to George w. Clendaniel.
of the "Gray Farm" for $4,000.
Mr.. Clendaniel will get all the
crops of the year: Mr.. Cross
will move to Wilmington where
he lived. before he came to
Sussex County.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18

! Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Truitt, of
Bridgeville, spent the weekend
in New York City as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason, al
Hotel Pennsylvania, and at
tended the 42nd anniversary of
the New York florists. About
1900 persons attended the BAN
quet. Mr.. and Mrs. Truitt re-
turned home on Sunday.
The grocery firm of. Smith
& Hurley, on South Walnut St.,
Milford, has this week moved
from the very old stand, which
has been occupied as grocery
store for more than rs years,
to the store building on East
Front Street, half block from
Walnut Street, into what is
now known as the Simpson
store building.
A fine new 130-horEe power
sterling "petrel" model cruiser
was launched from the Vim
yard Shipyard on Tuesday
morning at eight o'clock. Pur-
chased by Calvin e. Child. of
Vinyard Haven, Mass, this fine
boat was christened by Miss
Elizabeth Vinyard. receiving
the name Geneva. It's trial
trip will take place on April
27. in the Delaware Bay, after
which it will leave for its hail
ing port, Vinyard Haven.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18

the ablest white boys and girls OF
this vicinity TO assist them in se-
curing an education, without re-
CARDS to any other considerations.
The assistance of the fund will
be granted by rir trustees upon
nominations maze by Committee
of Selection appointed by and re-
sponsible to the trustee. Grants
will be made for one year, subject
to revocation of the evidences of
the recipients industry and ability
are not satisfactory; and they may
be renewed for additional years
upon evidence of continued pro-
gress in and fidelity to the work
upon which recipient is engaged
RESOLVED, that The Milford
Trust Company, as trustee of the
Hearn Educational Fund, shall con-
slider, all other things being equal.
that boys and girls living within
the boundaries of the Milford Spe-
ial School District shall be prefer
red
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18

Miss Anna Tatman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tatman
and Addison Draper, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Draper, both
of near Pennington, were
quietly married on Sunday
evening, April II.
sos
Miss Betty Hammond with
her guest, Miss Berdyn Shisher,
of Richmond, Indiana, return
ed to their studies at William
and Mary College on Monday
after spending the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Postles
Hammond. -
Miss Agnes Bryan, daugh-
ter of the late George T. Bryan,
and T.obt. Montgomery Holmes,
both of Nassau, were married
late last Saturday afternoon
at Nassau by the Rev. J. T. Gra-
ham. The groom is the son of
Mrs. Mary M. Holmes and the
late Robert Holmes, of Wilm-
ington.
The daughter of Register of
Wills and Mrs. J. Linden Barr,
born last Thursday, was the
first birth in the new Memorial
Hospital, of Milford. The child
will be presented with an infant
ring set with a diamond by
Nicholas M. Stokes, Milford
jeweler, who offered diamond
rings to the first six children
born in the hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18

! where tea was served.
Mrs. David Turley was the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Dufendach.
Among those who visited Reho-
both on Sunday afternoon wer Mr..
and Mrs. Vaughn Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Obey Sapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Davis and daughter, Shirley,
and guest Miss jeanette Belts, of
Milford, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
Yerkes, Sr., daughter Ruth Ann,
Helena, and Laura Jane and son,
Bill, the Misses Joyce Ann Buarque
and Jean Hayes and Messrs. Fran
els Arthur and William Doughty.
Mr. and Mrs. Poulson, of Will
mington, were weekend guests of
her mother, Mrs. G. A. Wilson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sharp, of
Philadelphia, Pa, spent from Fri
day until Monday with Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Sharp and family. They
visited friends and relatives in Mil
ford and Harrington.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Kirkby, on Wednesday of last
week, were his nephew, Mr.. Mat
thew Coleman and Mrs. Coleman
and their. children, Loretta and
Terry, of Gouglaston, New York.
Jerry Schoeneman, of Washing
ton, d. c., spent the Easter holidays
and his spring vacation with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Dawson
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Smith and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R.
Scott and daughter, Mrs Eta Cars
well, spent Saturday in Chester, Pa,
with Mrs. Jennie Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Scott and
daughter, Kim and Mrs. Eta Cars
well are spending a month with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Smith before
going to Savannah, Ca, where they
will be stationed.
All men who can, please come to
Sapp's Garage on Saturday morn
ing anytime after s a. m, to work.
The WSCS met Thursday evening.
The nominating committee reported
on the officers for the ensuing year.
They will be installed at the May
meeting. New officers elect are:
President, Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes;
Vice President, not yet filled; and
Treasurer, Mrs. Alvin Brown, re-
elected; Secretary, Mrs. George w
Kirkby, reelected. Mrs. Clinton
Marvel has just completed her
fourth year as president and has
done a wonderful job.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from the April 20, 1928 Issue

Taken from the April 20, 1923 lsst
Benjamin F. B1rton, Jr. and
Lester l.. Carlisle, Jr., of Fred
erica, have returned to the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, follow
ing spring vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Hager
have returned to their home in
Shawnee, after spending the
winter months I'm Pittsburgh
with relatives and friends.
s<s
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Voshell of
Houston. are receiving congrat-
ulations upon the birth of fine
daughter in the Marshall Hos
pital on Tuesday. The new Miss
is to be called Doris Mae. Mo-
ther and baby are doing fine.
sos
Announcement OF the engage
ment OF Miss Ruth Clauss, of
1909 Linden Street, Allentown,
Pa, to Alphonso e. Humes, also
of Allentown, was made to
members of the Eta Kappa
Sigma sorority, being enter
tanned at the home of, one of
their number, Miss Althea Stec-
kel. The secret was revealed by
six-year-old Thelma Clauss, a
niece of the bride-to-be. Miss
Clauss is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Clauss, OF
Allentown. and Mr.. Humes is
the son of Mr.. j. II. Gumes. of
Milford. The wedding will take
place some time In the fall.