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HELP WANTED

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MATTRESSES Apply in person.
Simmon's Terminal Restaurant. 3
miles North Keysvillc on Route 800
6-24-4t
AGENT want to make SIS TO SIS
in a day? Many are doing 1t Pleas
ant work for man or woman No cx-
perience needed Spare Or full time
VIII teach and finance you Write
McNess CO.. Dept c., Gambler Bldg.
Baltimore 2, Md 6-l7-2p 7
MAN Married man. experienced
ln service station Or garage work
Apply & n Tcnch Farmvillc Crown
Station 6-20-4p
WOMAN settled. white or colorcd
to care for invalid man References
Write or Sec Hazel a Nelson ri. i.
Box l0a. Charlotte Court House VA
620-2t
OLD ESTABLISHED Company Has
Opening IN Farmvillc Area for am
bilious man between thc ages Of II
and "A Prefer married man. high
school education OF equivalent Some
business or selling experience help
ful but not necessary We will train
YOU Must bc sober. neat appearing
have good morals. own car We cs-
pccially want man who Is interest
ed In advancement. We offer sick
leave vacation, retirement benefits.
group insurance and unlimited op-
h poriunltleS II interested see c. b
DAVIS Virginia State Employment
Service, llN w Third ST.. Farmville
Wednesday, June %. at the Vega
noke Hotel. between the hours Of l(
m TO II, on z pm 70 ; pm
6-2O-2t
Y IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT 2 Won
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4 Amelia County Excellent income OPP
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TYpEWRITERS adding machines.
new and used Weyanoke Book Shop
GA lp
BIBLES revised standard King
James. Religious books Weyanoke
Book Shop. 6-2i lp
k0SH 7 f. MOWER Fits all John
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Thompson. phone 2035-M 6-24-2p
MERCURY customl2ed 1850 con
vertlble, new 1853 Mercury motor.
new top. radio and heater. good
tires Contact Muriel Dugger. Phone
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LEGAL NOTICES

lOunty, June IL. 1898
Jeanette T b 0 m p $ n Robinson
French and Whitfield French her
husband. Amelia. Virginia
v.
Order Of Publication
John Robinson. If living, or II he
be dead then the widow and
heirs. deviSees and successors in
title Of said John Robinson who
left his wife, the said Jeanette
Also spelled Janette Thompson
Robinson French In Amelia
Virginia, IN 1913 and has not been
heard from since, and all parties
who claim. or may claim title
by. through Or under said John
Robinson who are made parties
defendant by the general drscrip-
ton PARTIES UNKNOWN "
The object Of this suit is to ~
effect partition amongst The owners
by sale OF otherwise Of the real
property N Giles District Amelia
County Virginia, al Amelia Court
house containing approximately
two u acres. Of which one John
Irving r 0 b ! n 5 n, colored, died
seized and possessed and. if by
sale. ID AN sell said property to the
County School Board of Amelia for
the sum Of ST. 900 90 pursuant TO an
agreement entered Herewith by the
Complainants herein, to 3 declare
said John Robinson legally dead
IN accordance with Section GA l0l 81
the 1850 Code OF Virginia and AS
amended insofar AS this cause is
concerned. on or before 1875 and
to a declare the said Jeanette
Thompson r. 0 b n s on French,
Amelia Virginia. the sole and only
heir at law Of said John IfVlng
Robinson who died III 1852 and as
such the sole owner Of the property
of which said John Irving Robinson
died seized and possessed. and
affidavit having been made and
filed that John Robinson. If he be
living is not d resident 81 this
Commonwealth, and the Bill stat
ing that there are or may be per
sons interested IN the subject to BE-
partitioned whose names ate I'M
known ana making them parties al
PENDANT by The general description
.of parties unknown. and aft
davit having been made and filed
That they are unknown such IN
known parties being as set out IL
mn caption hereof
II IL ordered that said nonresiden
defendants namely John Robinson
j he be living and the sand per
sons made defendants by the Gen
eral description Of parties WI
known ZIP appear within fen div.
after que publication nf this orde,
and do what is necessary u protect
their interests
Il Is further ordered that Il.
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COLORED NEWS
Cumberland Nj Us
attend Convention

Three Cumberland VIVA. m"tn
bers and their advisor r l.
Scales attended the 2nd annua.
state convention of New Farmers
of America Al VralHia Stare Cal
lcRe, Petersburg june l6-i8.
The boys from Cumberland wcrt
Harold HURT and Edward Brown
delegates and James G johnson
state president of the MIA
Harold also represented tha cha!
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foregoing portion d this order be
published once a week for four con
secutive weeks in the Farmville
Herald Of Farmville. Virginia, a
newspaper Of general circulation III
Amelia County.
A Copy Teste
S l.. FARRAR JR Clerk
VALENTINE W. soUTnAIL, y q.
6-l74t
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27
ALTHEA FAVORED TO
WIN AT WIMBLEDON

Wimbledon, Eng. (ANP)-Des-
pite her defeat by Britisher Chris
tine Truman in the wightman Cup
championship recently, Attn e a
Gibson Of New York enters the
Wimbledon tennis tournament this
week the top seeded player. She
will defend the title she won last
year. She is the first Negro to
win the coveted Wimbledon wom-
ems singles championship.
Althea, also us. singles champ
ion, was placed ahead Of the IT.
year-old Miss Truman. who de-
feated her 2-6, SO, Ga in the
Wightman matches. Jolted by Miss
Gibson's upset defeat, the US.
team lost to Britain for the first
time in several years.
For the Wimbledon champion
ships this week, Althea changed
partners for the women's doubles
and mixed doubles. She will team
with Maria Buene Of Brazil and
Kurt Nelson of Denmark. Last
year Miss Gibson teamed with
Darlene Hard Of Montobello, Calf.
in the women's doubles, and Neale
Fraser Of Australia in the mixed
doubles.
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SPORTS
BY BILL BRowER

college produced greatest
players history. Chamberlain Egn Baylor
practically every All
American Bob Booker Johnny and Tom Hawkins
only notch below them.
may again many superb performers
Rodgers college competition eligibility
The Temples history win basketball with
the Philadelphia Warriors
gave up year eligibility
head transforming trip to South America with hand
picked basketball players.
pros
signed contract with the Minneapolis Lke
o
year remaining
surprising the pro
ball and its lucrative prospects.
See Great utureF For Baylor
Baylor the first choice
Chefans runnesup the tournament Baylor
points Of 325 game,
University Cincinnati top college
He could college competition 195s5s
though pro spring
happened this:
Baylor college
basketball shifting graduated
this basketball tapped
even though he had another college basketball
When Seattle placed probation earlier this
of recruiting violations
finish college University Minnesota or st
Thomas St Paul Baylor probation
to do with his decision
Lakers Johnny answer TO
Minneapolis search hghsorng void
existing Pollard retired.
Baylor played College shifted to forward in
the MIA.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL NOTES

Chicago CANP)-one Of these
days soon the name Of Hank Aaron
will be back where II belongs
among major league baseball play
ers.
The Milwaukee outnelder, bat
ting hero in the 1857 World Series.
has been in the mother regions of
National League batters since the
season began. But in the last two
weeks he has been driving to-
ward the 300 mark.
Consistent hitting since Mem
orial Day brought Aaron's aver
age from .22s TO .272, well below
his norm, but encouraging. Aaron
was home run king in the majors
last season.
Willie Slumps
While Aaron was on the rise,
Willie Mays was slipping at the
bat The centerfielder Of the ST.
Francisco Giants, skidded from
.433 10 400 then 70 1872. He was
still tied for the League, though.
Ernie Banks lost-temporarily
at least-the home-run and RBI
leadership. Banks had IS home
runs and 81 runs batted in, but
Frank Thomas Of the Pittsburgh
Pirates had collected 10 homers
and 81 RIBS.
Banks, Incidentally was press
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Almost About
r-------~--~--~~-~--~---
Every thing
ny PERCY VILLA

For while thought enough sherman Adams
guess chosen by Eisenhower to clean up me mess
Washington" created one!
July Adams partner in crime Goldfne promises to
stand before the House subcommittee
these days of the capos top nesmen are
geefuy watching for the Godn story thus far untold
one Of my many Washington friends writes about sherm
Hen never have heart trouble He heart.
some say Of those little men with complex
like Napoleon Another question mind that
hoped until recently to become President Why he even wears
An cabinet members speeches statements with
Adams first But who d Adams clear his speech
the Democrats Minneapolis months ago7 II had the
marks a campaigning for office Some said he was
Usually with jobs like Adams are able to make friends
for the Prsdentepecay with the but Adams aenates
persons try President and turned down Eisenhower
only few visitors each week
This man has tremendous power yet by the
people acting President He quotes the President
sherman Adams by Eisenhower to "cIean
Washington" has created a new one
how Republican office holders come this
fan will say: IN our President 1000 per cent?
Negro Champs Plenty Opponents
Billy stevens who writes dandy boxing York
says Negro nso again in class
heavywegh foatherwcghts which the divisions
tat hold most interest the United States The smaller classes
bantams fyweigh attention in other countries
Floyd the big fellows Archie Moore head
ghthcavyweigh fighters Sugar Ray Robinson is middle
weight king Virgil recently grabbed the weer Joe
the lightweight class and Hogan Kid Basey bosses
the feathers
happcnd only twice before, 1852 and 1855,
1852 the lineup read Jersey Joe Waeot Archie Moore Ray
Robinson, Gavian Carter and Sandy saddler.
Ten the top six divisions divided between three
white fighters Robinson Ike
Williams against LeHnevch Tony zae Willie Pep
all from heavyweights
featheVghts the position meet the Negro champions
Patterson has Roy Harris and whe Pasrano Pete Rad
emRcher
has plenty opposition in the hghheavy ranks among
the white fighters won Dcns Chuck Mike Holt of
South Africa
Robinson get money matches against Baso
Joe GIardeO Gene Fumer and Charley Humez all tOp-nOh
middles
champ Atkins Baslio Mickey
Crawford for a healthy gate.
plenty business the lightweight Kenny
Lane,
Hogan Kid assy getting bids to fight While Pep time the
Kid ready.
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ing Mays for the lead in runs
with 40.
Banks and Charley Neal Of the
Los Angeles Dodgers were tied
for third in triples in the MI. Each
had six. Tony Taylor. Chicago
Cubs rookie infielder, with eight,
and Junior Gillian, Los Angeles
outfelder, with seven we're among
the leaders in stolen bases.
In the American League, Ossie
Virgil, the first tan Detroit Tiger.
connected safely in the first seven
major league games. His first
Detroit home run was against the
Boston Red Sox as the Tigers
suffered a 80 defeat.
Cleveland's Minnie Minoso, with
% hits and Kansas Citys Vic
Power. with 81, were among the
AL leaders in runs. Minoso also
had 20 RIBS and 80 hits 10 climb
among the pacesetters In those
departments. Power also was
among the leaders IN triples with
three.
The bellwether among major
league pitchers in strikeouts was
Sam Jones, highlander OF the 81,
Louis Cardinals, who had chalked
up II.
Thousands Of persons have found
enjoyment In these columns.
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NeWcombe BIomes
Self For Buns"
Poor Showing

Cincinnati (ANP)-Before join
ing the Cincinnati Reds, big Don
Newcombe, for many years a main
stay with the Brooklyn Dodgers,
personally assumed blame for the
Dodgers poor showing this year.
The righthand fastballer, traded
to the Redlegs recently in ex-
change for first baseman Steve
Bilko and pitcher Johnny Klipp-
stein, was asked by reporters who
he thought was to be blamed for
the Dodgers showing. He prompt
ly answered:
Me, mainly. Everyone depend
ed on me, but 1 couldn't win for
losing"
Newcombe, a tempermental fell
low, failed to win a single game
this year.
The Reds pinning their title
hopes on him, despite his luekless
performance. Said General Man.
ager Gabe Paul, who chmaxed a
two-year fight to sign Newcombe
IF Newcombe goes big for us,
it could mean the pennant. Taking
him is a gamble we feel is justi-
fed"
Field manager Birdie Tebbetts
concurred, saying:
"Newcombe could do a real big
job for us and II he can regain
the form he had in 1856, he can
win the pennant for us"
That was a big year for New
combe, He not only pitched the
then Brooklyn Dodgers 10 the pen.
nant, but wound up a 27-game
winner and was voted the Nation.
al League most valuable player;
but he was a Disappointment last
season.
Newcombe made his best show
ing when the injured Roy Campan-
ella was catching for the team.
His chief trouble seems to be a
tendency to rely too much on his
blazing fast ball. He also has q
good changeup. Campy, it was OBJ
served, saw to II that Newcombe
mixed his pitches.
The Reds have a capable catcher
in Ed Bailey, and II could be that
Newcombe will overcome his diff.
ficulties with the power-laden
Redlegs.
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Ernie Bonks Gives
Cue To EorIy
Season Success

Chicago tANP)-Ernie Banks
is a young man who usually let's
his bat do the talking.
However, last week the shy.
smuggling shortstop Of the Chicago
Cubs couldn't resist the tempta-
ton of discussing his early season
success and telling how he over
came his usual slow start.
In SO games played at this writ
ing, Banks was batting 1924, had
driven in 40 runs, and swatted
Is homers.
How did he get off to a fast
start? 1t was hard work and
coaching, said Ernie, giving Cubs
batting coach, Rogers Hornsby q
great deal of credit.
Said he: Going to spring train
ing early was Of great value, but
Hornsby has really helped me. He
taught me TO keep my eye on the
ball. to hit to night, and the de-
termination you need to be a good
hitter"
Hornsby confirmed that Ernie's
hitting is more robust this season
than at the same period last year
saying; Hes hitting the ball to
all fields this season. They can't
play him like left field hitter"
Banks holds the home runs 90
record for a shortstop, and last
year was the second highest home
run hitter in the National League.
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The Paper with The Feature.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-06-27

THE average mans biggest
problem is reconciling his gross
habits with his net income. -
Dan Bennett.
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Thousands Of persons have found
enjoyment In these columns.
Advertisers in this paper APP
PRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE.
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When a teen-ager helps with
It means she's visit
ing a riend."-Franklin p. Jones.
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Every Business, No Matter How Modest In Size
Should Have A Budget For Newspaper
Advertising.
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JOHNNY BRATTON
"FELLED" WITH $4,000
INCOME TAX LIEN

Detroit amp 49, The Internal
Revenue service levelled a S4.20s.-
20 income tax lien last week
against a nationally known-now
retired-professional prize-fighter
and his wife.
They are John d. Johnny
Bratton, and his wife, jeanne.
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PATTERSON GOES EAST
TO FATHERS BEDSIDE

Robert Patterson, Local sic
chairman is in Cleveland, Ohio
where he went to be at the bed
side Of his father Frank w. Pat
terson Sr. The elder Patterson
suffered a stroke last week.
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It's in this paper that You VIII
get the lOw-dOwn on the dope
behind the news In BaIlIe Thomas's
column the High and Low Down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Lackey Wins
10Th STRAIGHT

Lackey High Schools basket
ball team remains unbeaten to-
day and II It keeps improving,
the chances for an undefeated
season are excellent.
Lackey got It's biggest test Of
the season last night but made
It took easy with = 6O-4o vie
tory over 81, Mary's Of Annap-
oils, . team that had won IL
and lost only two going into the
game. It was the 10th straight
win Tor Lackey.
With nine games remaining
to be played, most Of them
against teams II has already
beaten, Lackey has high hopes
Of sweeping the schedule.
Sam Holiday scored ~ points
for Lackey. He was helped by
Mike Sprague. who had II
points, and Vernon Hardesty
with II. Mike Mclean was
high for st. Mary's with IA
points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29

ranked teams as st. Johns
Armstrong. Western. DeMafha
and 0onzaea.
Cardozo defeated Eastern
t67-6i) and Eastern defeated
Carroll t7e-7o). This after
noon Carroll Is host 70 cardozo
In one Of the hiehlights OF the
scholastic basketball season.
Wen watch with considerable
interest the Blair-DeMatha
clash. It's at DeMatha. which
seemingly makes the stays
favorites. But the ball takes
funny bOunces on the rim. II
could be the Blazers will have
US eating crow.
90 49,
To the surprise OF no one, at
least In Fairfax County, Jim
Moeller viii take over as foot
ball coach At Fairfax High
School.
M0eller, backneld coach the
last two years since coming
from Osbourn Of Manassas,
succeeds Ted Keller. who left
TO become an assistant at RAN
dolph-Macon College.
Moeller also was baseball
coach Of the Rebels. Harold
Stalnaker win take over base
ball and assist Moeller In foot
ball. Stalnaker moves up from
the jayvees. which leaves q
vacancy there In basketball and
football.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-29
Northwood Stopped
By Guithersburq

Gaithersburg scored IL
straight points late In the final
quarter TO defeat Northwood.
53-46. yesterday at Gathers
burg. The loss snapped a five-
game winning streak for North
wood.
The victors held an Lilo
first-quarter lead. but trailed
until opening their rally in the
final four minutes of play.
Jim Lecompte scored 10
points for Gaithersburg. now
with a To record. Kirk Stew
art scored 81 points and Mike
Dantzic II for Northwood. now
To overall.
Walter johnson rolled up a
Sail halftime lead and then
coasted to a $3.50 victory over
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WITH THE
HIGH SCHOOLS

We are in receipt Of several
letters taking US TO task for
dropping unbeaten Montgom-
cry Blair from second place 10
fourth last week In the rating
list.
Some of the letters are un-
signed. One who has the cour-
age OF his convictions Is Jim
Saunders Of 800 Burlington
avenue. Silver Spring.
Jim asks why we don't come
out and watch the Blazers and
points cut that on February II.
Blair meets DeMatha. the lat
ter q highly rated club.
For the record. we saw Blair
In its 5i-46 victory over Con-
zaga Not intending to mini
mize this win or others at
tanned by Coach Eddie Moi
fats fine club. the record.
nevertheless. bears inspection.
In their season opener the
Blazers edged Western. 1914.
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Coach Ed Moffatt Of Mont
gomery Blair High School viii
be working his basketball team
overtime this week In order to
teach his squad how TO run
against a man-to-man defense,
The unbeaten Blazers ran
head on into such a defense
against High Point yesterday
at High Point and were lucky
TO come out on the long end CT
a Sl-29 score In the Marylsnd
Bi-County League game.
The only other opponent that
used a man-to-man against
Blair was Gonxaea and the
Blazers had trouble winning.
Sl-46. Friday night, Blair will
face the same type OF defense
again and Moffett wants TO be
ready.
1--WE got TO get the boys run
ming instead Of shooting" Moi
fatt said. you move players
against q man-to-man. and the
ball against q zone"
The score was tied, 6-6 after
the first quarter and Blair held
al5-l1 halftime lead. With two
minutes remaining in the game
Blair led. 1921. Then. High
Point caught fire and closed
the gap. Wayne Mathews
missed a set shot for High
Point as the ANAL huzzer
sounded.
Barry Goss and Tommy
Brown each scored . points for
Blair tll-0D. Taylor Slye netted
9 and Mathews 3 for High
Point. now Ga overall,
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sy BoB HANSON

The Raiders, e-2 on the sea-
son, are running second In the
West Division Of the Interhigh
League.
Then followed the Gonzaga
game. In which Blair trailed
until midway of the fourth
period. Since then have come
victories twice. over Walter
johnson GID. Richard Mont
gomery 4-7) and members OF
the Maryland Bi-County
League. this season with only
$3.50 records. The latest was a
3i-2s squeaker last night over
High Point t6-D.
AS Saunders points out.
there Is no way Of determining
the strength or weakness OF q
team when schedules are made
out In advance.
In rating Cardozo, Eastern
and Carroll over Blair. the OPP
position met by these teams was
q primary factor. Among them
they played and beat such
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Bucky Keller. two-time al
Group I selection IN basketball
for Newport News two-tlms
State champions. is heading for
q third straight selection.
Keller, also Q back on the
football team, scored n points
last Friday night against Oscar
Smith High OF South Norfolk
10 bring his three-year scoring
total In 90 games to 1904, q
shade better than 10 points q
game over that span.
The Typhoon, top heavy
favorite TO repeat for the third
straight year as State champion
In the tournament At Char
iottesville In March, won its
30th starlight over q two-year
period In defeating Churchiand
last night.
Another Bucky, this one
Bucky Pryor Of Hammond,
plays his last basketball game
for the Admirals tomorrow
night against George Washing
ton. Contrary to reports, he Is
not Q mid-year graduate. Pryor,
an All-Northern Virginia selec-
ton ~ an end on the football
team last year. gets out in
June, but has used up his
eligibility.
49,
Bob Erdahl. on the Wilson
High football and track team
Q couple Of years ago and now
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Mon-for-Mon Defense
Puzzles Unbeoten BIcir

Sherwood yesterday At Walter
johnson.
Three players hit the double
figures for walter johnson.
Larry Burd was high with is
points. followed By Bin Butler
with Is, and Pete Tredick with
10. Walter johnson Is now 81
and Sherwood ST..
jim Diddle scored n points
TO lead Richard Montgomery
to a te-32 victory over Pooles-
vile In q Maryland District 2
basketball game yesterday on
the winners court.
Richard Montgomery now has
q Al record. Poolesyille Is
winless in eight games.
Charlotte Hail defeated CAL
vert County. 1864, yesterday
at Charlotte Hall.
Bob Graham led the victory.
scoring 20 points. while Steve
Dulin added 81 and John Hud-
son i6. Charlotte Hall held q
$500 halftime lead.