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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25

vine authority ~ shs most powerful rsbvss q He
devil 'h yss Of pssysrfv search for divss Svitsnes
have ssveslsd
70 vepost-hvmsn vspsodUesIen Il me work Of ths
devil; 10 oodeondsmnsd foeIisnsss II prevents men
end woman from working vnsshIy for God end human
I'y-in chvstIiks msnnss M
In me beck Of hebrews lef The New rssssmsn twelfth
chapter seventh end eighth read ~ you endure
the ehtenIng Of The Lord then We sons; not then
are 70 bsstevds end net sons" III
THeRgFoAe, HEAR NY PRAYERFuL CONVECTION
EACH GENERATION, THE siktNiNc. STUPID, BLuNDER-
ING, ANIMAL MAN AND WOMAN. PRODUCES TOO
MANY ooD-cottDEMftED SPIRITUAL BAsTAkos ~
This suppostfiovs, hst Is fraudulent. eeunisrfs
real dsssWs wesld Of dspssssoss Strikes eSinsNy
insanity syphilis etc. Of shevf Two Billion sinninG stupid.
bvndsring. hvsn sninsls, has FOR GENERATIONS, had
hundreds Of millions too many human beings for sdv
cation rsSsns and leadership 70 successfully cope with III
The SOUL scoRcHlNc BURDENS Of PAaENTHooD
"fvsszss" the intelligence and wisdom Of adults 81 far
lower level than that Of Christ Jesus than they poten
TALLY capable Of attaining; for example, r. D. RS soul
searching" and whswash healed" infsnts paralysis
And exAnbssssdor ksnnsdys soul seorehsd" vision:
England 10 hopeless ;" This fine Catholic has large
tamiIY-tsn hsIsvs-she envy Of people not touched by
the vision. WISDOM and chldsssness Of Jssvs-hs way.
The truth, and the Iifei
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25

ALL NoN-cHRisTtAM SCIENTISTS tREAL) ARE
DEVIL DECEIVED AND DEFRAuOED VIA HIS
MYTHICAL, DEvillsH. ANTLcHRisT. ADAM
EVE. MuRDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS kNAvEs AND
FOOLS PSEUDO MATERIAL" CREATION, WHICH
CONSISTS EXCLUSIVELY or VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE,
Mv.T-+--c-A-l. MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES,
coUNTERFEiTs AND BuRLesoUEs or Externally
HARMONIOUS. DIVINE IDEAS
THE UNIVERSE IS 1907. THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT
PRINCIPALS SON Ross AS LARK
CALL MODEL BOY A KILLER
LOS ANGELES. JAM 8.-APl-NysIs Andrssson. Ib, is
the Of civic leader and school principal in suburban
Norwalk.
The youth Explorer Scout. attends church regular
y and works after school in svpsrmsrket for spending
money
model boy?
killer and member Of teen.ags gang Of liquor store
robbers Shsrs deputies told his shocked father Yesterday
GET $500 IN HoLDuPs
This murder thing is unbelievable don't know
what TO say-fs out Of character. said the father
Nyas r. Anderson.
Officers said young Anderson, with his brother, Aaron
H. members Of gang that took about $500 in three
robberiss.
In one liquor clerk Paul Robertson fatally
shot last Dec. rs.
In another. two weeks earlier. q German shepherd
watchdog shot and had TO be destroyed.
Deputies said young Nysls- welding ~ esiber
rsvoIver-wss The triggermsn on both Jobs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25

tconfnved from Sack Psgs)
HeNcE. JESUS AND My PROMISE AND PROPHECY
o. "ANorHeR coAfoRfER" T.h-G COMFORTER.
WHO WILL ABIDE WITH you FOREVER AND
TEAch you ALL THINGS!
PART
Satan boundF' Non Christ Scientist
Religion, Education, 1herapeuties...!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
FHS Delegation
At Student Forum
Includes Aramburu

Juan Aramtulu dc Ia Cuesta. an
exchange student from Mexico who
IS attending Farmville High School.
was one Of the students from lS
foreign countries on panel for
the Virginia High School forum Sat
nl'day at John Marshall High School
III Richmond
Virginia student leaders and the
foreign students participated IN
panel discussions. James Bakhtiar.
University Of Virginia student from
iran was one Of the Forum speak
CHS.
Charles H Hamilton Richmond
News-Lcadcr managing editor. will
lead press conference for student
editors.
The Student Cooperative hssocia
ton Of Virginia sponsored h G
forum Attending from Farmvillc
High were 10 Leslie Andrews.
Jeanne Whitaker. Alex Holmes, Ann
Hix, Betty GRAHAM Susan Har-
wood Richard Glenn. Evelyn Price
and Pauline Womack
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Notionol News Summary
New SIP ace Agency
Created |; Peace
Talks p Ossible

A new space agency viii be set
up within the Defense Department
II IS called the Advance Research
Projects Agency ARPA Will he in
charge Of the development 81 mis-
Siles. satellites manned space sta
tons, and the like /, viii seek 10
coordinate work on these projects
by the Army Navy. and Air Force
- eliminate duplication and inter
service rlvalricS. Roy w. johnson
30. wee president Of the General
Electric Co, has been named head
Of the new Agency He viii take
cf.!ce Apfil johnson estima'
i might tahs IL months 10 Two
yeas - Get the ARPA running Ct
tectirely
The Explorer, first y s earth
satellite. continues 70 circle the glnbn
AZ the rate Of Il trips per day
The 80-lnch cylinder. launched on
Jan 81 by the Army's Jupiter. C
rocket. Is maintaining an internal
temperature Of from 40 TO 20 dc
grees f due to lis fiberglass in
sulailon- This means that as fat IA
temperature is concerned man
could survive inside Of the satellite
Thc Navs's Vanguard rocket
failed TO put b second U S. satel-
lite into orbit last Wednesday when
It blew up 50 seconds after takcoff.
This was tha second failure Of
Project Vanguard to launch baby
Continued on page 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

BE- patient and give the South time
to come around, the less critical
say he added.
Resentment Stirred
II Is from such Skctchy opinions
and writings that future resent
mentS are BORN. he declared. al
ready there are those who have OK
pressed resentment after seeing for
themselves that the South hasn't de-
segregated when they had been led
to believe from certain reputable
sources that it had"
ITO that We can only say: The
changing South is unchanged in
its ideas. Whether you like it or
not, it's fact he declared. 1.-THE
degree to which we have desegrated
is overexaggerated."
From 1920 to the Civil War the
conflict over slavery was resolved
by political compromise: the multi
fication doctrine and Clay's com
promises resolved temporarily tho
issue Of who should he supreme. the
Supreme Court or the States. DR.
Siinkins said
In the Civil War. a victory Of
arms took precedence over consti-
tutional theory, but after that
bloodicst conflict of all history up to
that time, the South was more in
tense IN its feelings than before, he
pointed out
Reunited South
There were 100000 SouthernerS
who Wore the blue uniform III the
Continued or page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Rev. Mr.. Adams
Installed As Pastor
cumberland Church

The ROY = Carey Adams Vas
fosA4-lil, Installed aS aaatc. u
Browns and Cumberland Prcsby-
terrain Churches Sunday With a
10 IN service Of installation a.
Browns and an 1915 service at
Cumberland Church
A commission 81 h~c ministers
and flrc elders appointed BY Apo
matfoX Prcsbytcrv al lis January
meeting conducted the ceremony Of
installation which consists Of a
sermon, \ charge n Inc minister
and 4 charge Oh the congregation
Ministers on The commission were
thc RoNs John CUNNINGHAM. Flet-
cher Hntchcson. Willard Simpson
James Merrin and c Lloyd Are
hart
Elders participating were n r.
Atkinson. Rovstcr Lyle. Edward
Simpson Reuben Johns and J Al
Ha1elpfoyc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

in effect if approved by al least
two-thirds Of the growers voting in
the referendum
Growers eligible TO vote arc those
who had interest in 1857 fire
cured tobacco crop, or who included
TIC 1857 fire cured acreage III the
1857 Soil Bank. or growers whose
1887 flre-cnred acreage III the 1857
flre-cTlrcd allotment was preserved
under Section az Of The Agricultural
Adjustment. Act.
III 1888 the United States De
partment Of Agriculture has an
nounccd national fire-cured to-
bacco allotment Of 1861 acres. This
compares with $500 acres allot
ted for the 1857 crop. The 1853 al
lotnlent for Virginia is 1900 acres.
about 10 per cent lower than the
States 1857 allotment
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Court Session Ends IN Triumph
APpOnaatt0r Statutes Clerk 5Oth Year

They tried Claude " Smith
quiet, unasslnnine man IN Apo
mattoX County Circuit Court Satlr-
DAY on charges Of 50 years of
faithful, able and devoted service
10 the p eo p g Of Appomattox
county
HIS sentence. Many moro wears
OF health, happiness and service ="
Judge Joel W. Flood. in con
splracy with members Of the Apo
matto% county bar. county officers,
me board Of Supervisors and citi-
zens. had convened the court ia
FORMAL session at 10 I'M. Saturday
As was his custom for as long as
most folks could remember. Claude
smith. county clerk, was in his ac-
cusiomcd place Just below and TO
'ie right Of the bench.
Never Like This
IN all bis fifty years, however,
the clerk. now slightly stopped from
long wears Of effort, had never seen
2 Circuit Court session ike this one
For 40 Minutes witnesses for the
Commonwealth, took The stand as
evidence against the veteran clerk
mounted II was a telling blow
TINS array OF testimonial speakers
Congressman Watkins NJ Abbitt.
commemorative Attorney George
Abbitt, School Superintendent j. A.
Burke, County Treasurer Garland
Plunkett State Senator Charles 7
Moses F H. Murphy, chairman OF
the boar Iof supervisors. and
William Burke vice president Or
the Bank Of Appomaitox.
Then Judge Flood, in summation
gave ! i \ rr c i Q n S 10 the jury.
emphasizing tho half-ccntiuy nature
Of the charges. called the defendant
70 the bar. With gesture TO tho
county sheriff to bring III some
thing judge Flood clinaxed the
matter in tlese words.
Gift Presented
"A county CLERK without superior
anvWhers - the Commonwealth Of
Virginia : Siihl without opportunity
to defend himself Smith was ure-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Most American Of All Sections
DR.. Simkins Sees No Conflict Between
Southern Regionalism And Patriotism

One hundred and thirty years of
derogatory opinion s. expressed
about the South continue today TO
feed on the same potion Of mis-
understanding as when they began
in 1920. Dr.. Francis B SimkinS de
clared III a Lions Club address here
Friday.
The long succession Of illuStrlous
critics has evolved in today'S chief
diSparager. the "Ncv York Times, :"
the Longwood College professor Of
history said.
Few will dispute tic Times 20
sition as the greatest newspaper
published in the world today. Like
It's learned critical predecessors
such as Longfellow, Emerson. Tho
reau in the beginning, misunder-
standing from areas Of such stature
can come from one source only.
Don't Want To
The South isn't understood be-
cause its critics don't want to
understand It," Or. Slnkins said.
The Times takes somewhat
solicitouS attitude, assuming. per
haps. that the South has not yet
enough sense or soph;sticatlon to
sec its shortcomings. The Times
indicates hopefully that The South
IS changing through gradualism,
the Longwood professor said.
"Othcr Northern regions where. I
have visited look upon the South as
peoplcd BY narrowmlndcd persons
who doubtless will come around in
time s" Dr.. Sln,klns said We will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

legally and conSti'utionallv avail
able to resist this illegal encroach-
mcnt upon her sovereign powers
and has called upon hor sister
states 10 Join in settling the issue
0! contested power. Eight sister
states have Joined Virginia Thus far
Virginia Law
In protection Of It's inherent
nights, Virginia has assumed com
plete control Of the school system
through tie laws passed BY the
special session Id 1856. Iii event a
Virginia school system Is forced 10
!ntegrate the school will close and
thu Governor Will assume direction
81 the school On racially separate
basis, Judge Old pointed out Other
Virginia laws provide for tuition
grants from the State 10 individual
pupils
r. NJ Bradshaw. Of Rice. was
reelected president Of tho Prince
EdWdrd chapter. with j b. wall
Dr., vice president, Mrs q w.
Glenn. secretary, and James B.
Clark, treasurer
RI B Crawford, State president.
spoke Oh activities Of the State Or
ganlzation. urging members to at
tend the State Convention to be held
IN Richmond February Is and 10 at
the John Marshall Hotel,
W. G Fitzpatrick reviewed the
activities Of the organization state
wide and President Bradshaw made
his annual report
The meeting vas opened and
closed with PRAYER BY the Rev.
Tom Herndon. pastor Of Pisgah
Baptist church. Of Rice
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

The Thursday clinic Will be under
the supervision Of Mrs. Betty Whit
ten May, coordinator Of field Scr-
vices for the University Center
@ FolIow-Up Planned
After individuar examinations.
case summaries for each child will
be compiled with tions
as to type Of instruction or treat
nnent most suitable included
Local school officials will arrange
for further conferences and follow
UP treatment as determined best
during the clinic
Speech detectives make up the
largest group Of handicapped people
In the u S. In many instances.
speech or hearing defect is one Of
the, reasons why a child is not pro
crossing satisfactorily in school Il
is promising to note. however. that
almost all speech defects can be
improved with speech therapy con
Quoted BY trained experts, Mrs.
May reports.
Local Cooperation
The clinic this week is made pos
sible through the cooperation Of
Superintendent T. J McIluaine. E.
n. Payne. general supervisor in the
school division, and Miss Lcuv G.
Adams. elementary school principal.
The Farmville survey is ono Of
p series conducted annually BY the
Speech and Hearing Center Of the
University Of Virginia. Its clinicians
have examined more than $4,000
Virginia school children during the
~ years Of its existence.
These services and others of a
Statewide nature have been given
Increased range by the use Of a
mobile training unit supplied By
the Virginia Hearing Foundation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

lsss-s'-6o At Issue
Slashed Dark Fired Tobacco Growers
Will Vote On Controls February Is

Fire-cured tobacco growers will
vote in a referendum on Tuesday.
Feb. IS. to decide on marketing
quotas for The next three years.
Dclman r. Carr Chairman Of the
Agricultural Sterilization and Con
Scrvation G o III nj ittee has an.
nolInccd
Soeretay Of Agriculture Ezra
BENSON has proclaimed quotas on
tho 1858 crop Of fire-c'ued tobacco
and has called for a referendum
among gro wers TO determine
whether they want to continue pro-
ducing dark tobacco under acreage
allOtmentS and marketing the crop
under quotas.
Growers last approved fire cured
tobacco quotas in December 1854
for the years 1855. 1856 and 1857.
The quota program viii continue
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Judge OLD Tells Defenders, Prince Edward
Led Virginia III Defense Of Sovereignty

The great stand Of tho people
~ Prince Edward County 10 nam
tam their own school system
Thrilled the Sonth Ard waS lead
ing factor w Virginia i finn stand
III defense Of her sovereignty
judge William ON Of Chesterfield
stated At I'M annual meeting u thc
Prince Edward Chapter Defenders
If State Sovereignty Thursday
night
Judge Old spoke 10 packed
courtroom receiving sustained an
plauae as IN traced Try undervina
principles 81 the United States Con
s'ititinn and lis system ri checks
and balances between I'M lcais-
lativc eSsE.ifNe ana jadHclal The
placid assumption that tho Com
mnnWcal.h must rec1gpi7e tho va-
lidity 0t the Supreme Courts de-
clsion and concedo rs binding cf
frct upon INA states. sliperceding
the inherent And lawful exercise 81
the police power and It's inherent
power N rcpadia'e an act dcstruc-
tive of luz sovereign power. Nv
HhomSoevei- made, Is a matter of
grave concern AZ said
Tracing INV history " sn,otpo-
sition tho Kentucky and Virginia
~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Y alentine Carnival
At Worsham Friday

The Senior Glass Of Worsham
High School will sponsor valen-
tine carnival Friday Feb Ia. com
mencing at 8 pm. in the school
Proceeds will 60 into the fund
for the annual Senior trip in the
Splipg. Fridays events Will include
variety show. selection Of a
Valentine king and queen. GROWING
OF prince and princess, games.
door prizes and cake walks.
Glass members invite the public
10 attend and help the class with
its annual trip.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

serted With 2l-inch te!ev,sion set.
The aie' Of associates and friends.
When at last he was permitted
e address the court. Smiths words
were checked off BIZ emotion twice.
There were a few tears as he cx-
pressed hts gratitude and humble
thanks e Az present
1omnlonweal'hs Attorney Abbltt
ahe.. on hehalf Of the county bar
spFeal lpon the records reso-
l'liPan nonoring C.ande w. Smith
upon 'hr son anN.vcrsal- Of his
service IN m clerk S of d Of the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

taa yoars which have since passed.
he has served as Clerk Of this
co'nt with signal ability and
marked efficiency
~ county officers. thc board
Of supervisors. members Of the bar
aaG citizens desire 10 place on
record some recognition 81 bis
splendid service to the county and
thrir hieh regard, appreciation and
admiration for Claude W. Smith as
a man. a. we'll as an officer of this
Court, AID Wish him health, happi-
Continued on page II
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

caln'y Tron HE resolsfien. Abbitt
''a g.. !. Y. Y, !. ,.,,.... !.
1908, iast fifty years aEo Claude
w Smith then only a youth. Gu
tered the clerk S office of the Cir
cnit Court Of Appolnattox where He
has toiled AID service continuously
since then on the End day of April.
1919 upon the resignation Of Rofe
Horsiev Claude W Smith vas duly
appointed clerk by the presiding
nudge. Judge George j. Hundley.
From this date. through all Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11

4 A Buckingham COW was killed
Sunday when she tangled with two
automobiles about six miles west
OF Mt. Rush.
j William c. Pritchett. OF Lynch
burg was driver Of one Of the cars.
He. and his wife we're thrown from
4 the car during the accident Mrs.
\ Pritchett was admitted to a Lynch
burg hospital.
Driver Of the second car was
Richard B. Williamson. Of Durham.
N. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Welfare Budget Heord
Supervisors Asked
To Take Streets;
AlE0t More Money

A dedication Of citizens asked the
Prince Edward Board Of Super
isols Thursday a' regular meet
ing 10 include Putnoy and catln
;trefts IN the county system9 Of
legendary roads
The two meets are outside the
tporate limits Of town J
t. Parker resident engineer SAID
~eads Oh streets ID such residen-
lal sub division nlust he graded
and paved acco ding 81 spccstlca
.ionS of the highway department.
before they can b. Included III the
secondary highway system
A request by the Agricultural Ex
tension Service Of VPI for 4 400
for the county portion Of the sal
a'v of an assistant county AGENT
was denied BY the supervisors The
extension service also requested an
incrfasc IN the county apprdprla
ticn for the Home Demonstration
Agph' This Increase would be s.
per month OF a total ef 81 l4f per
yeaf AS compared With the pres
ten 81 200 per wear The request
was referred 10 tho budget com
mltdec WI
Butcher Thanked
The Board expressed appfecia
ton for the work done by Fire
Chiff Claude " Butcher, who an.
nouhccd his resignation effective
Maj ch Thc board expresses its
sine erc desire tina, Butcher re-
contlder bis resignation and ton
nnl4 b ~ servc AZ Chief N fhe dc
partment
Butcher MAS asked 10 ASSIST IN
making 'hc 'a' fighting equip
ncp t III the loeal department NJ
t4af proper distinction could be
made between What Is avnad W
The county ana Whaf "a owned W
the town
The counts compensation tW
Gaihc WARDEN q l cax WAN raised
10 floo per month effective .Janu
ary ! The rcst NJ hS sa!lv comns
fIc1i fhr Commission 81 Game aad
Iniand Fisheries
Public Welfare budget
\ Ss Carrie Bliss. superintendent
Of Public Welfare submitted a
budget .of the Public Welfare dc
paftment for The year ending Jane
30 1889 The budget shows Slight
DECREASE from thc current YEAR
The budeet for Nv current year
IS 5000 while the 1854 IS for
s'qrn51 OF this total Sl8.37o Is 10
come from local funds, whilc si3.3l6
is scheduled from The Federal
Gofernmeaf ana Si7.abl from the
State
The estimate for Old Age AS
sisfance IN the 1854 budget shows
S}of0'N compared With s23 900 III
the current Year, In 1857. $50 .I65
VA spent m that category
Continued on page n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
FHS, R-H TO CLASH
HERE MONDAY NIGHT

Farmvillc High takes On I'LL
Randolph-Henry High il a District
3 basketball feature game tonight
Monday in M Z m rial Armory
here. The Wolverines, playing both
games at home this week. Will be
hosts to Blackstone Highs Rams
Friday night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Veterinarians Here
Attend Convention

Dr. VI W. Taylor and Dr.. +. M
Cooper Of Farnlvillc. have recently
returned to their homes after at
tending the sixfvfirst annual con
vcntion Of the Virginia Veterinary
Medical Association in Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
Tobacco Market Auctions Here Ended
With Lowered Weight, Dollar Totals
Growers Earn
S1,356,032 For
1857 Crop Sales

The 81 9l2 pounds OF leaf auctioned
during the two cleanup sales last
week ended activities on the Farm
vile Market for the 1857 crop mar
keting season with 3,748.00A pounds
Of tobacco sold
That is go. l54 pounds less than
the amount auctioned at year ago.
and the income Of 81 .356,032 this
season IS a drop Of $500 Ago ovea'
that received for the 1856 crop
here
The drop is dark-fired porndage
between the TWO wears was 65' 2S8
to this years 2,975 $50 pounds. Sun
cured poundage tnis year. On tt.e
other hand. was up 22.lG pounds
70 772. 354 pounds. =
Dollar Figures
Dark-fired. sales crossed growers
$l.ll7 .089 this season, drop of
Ships while the sln-cirad
weight was greater this year, a
lower average cut the total gross
BY 50 .225 to S238. a43.
At the seasons end. the dark
fired general floor average was
$37. "a, or s184 less than for the
1856 crop. The sun-cured average
ended at 5000. compared 70 last
seasons $500 at the end Of auc-
lions
Despite crop which. was heavily
marked by low grade and monde
script grades. the general average
for dark-fired tobacco was only 81
below the general support price
average That average. as set by
the USDA was BAG cents per pound,
while sales here averaged 37.5 cents
per pound
SIS Top Price
The market mis- season was
characterized BY heavy demand for
red Austria type cigar leaf which
led to the top sales price Of SIS
Top quality red and brown leaf
consistently sold in the $50 and
S6ns.
Abundant mixed green. monde
script and low quality leaf, how
ever carried the average down.
The crop this YEAR was one Of the
hardest tn cure in years. since to-
bacco took second growth after
rains broke the summer drought
Many farmers In the worst drought
areas never could get the size and
weight leaf that market demands
required
The Virginia Department Of Az
riculture reports that approximately
II per cent Of the 1857 crop went
into government pools. That is con-
sidered low figure for the diff
ficult crop
Prior TO the cleanup sales. the
Department said total Virginia dark
fired sales amounted to 1886, So.
Preseason forecasts placed the
1857 crop at about $500. 900 pounds.
The 1856 crop totaled l0.945.2
pounds averaging S3947. However.
a 10 per cent acreage cut and soil
bank agreements cut production
this year TO the eight million
pound-plus figure. The summer
drought further reduced the total
weight this year.
The USDA last week announced
another 10 per cent acreage cut
which must be absorbed by grow
ers III planting for this summers
crop
Congressman Watkins M Abbitt
said Saturday. the new cut came
as a complete surprise to him.
The first time / knew about il
was when they came to my office
ID inform nc"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-11
University Center Sending Team
Speech, Hearing Problem Clinic Set
Thursday AT Elementary School Here

An examining and recommendations
Cumberland school
problems will be held Farmvie Elementary
The Speech and Hearing Clinic
Speech
Hearth