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LEGAL NOTICES

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VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court for the County Of Cumber-
land the nth day Of February
1858.
IDA TALIFERRO
R. 7. COLEMAN
WILLIE SMITH
MATTE CARTER
FREDDIE JOHNSON
Complainants
vs..
sRTHUR SMITH. 200 MN St.. Pater-
son. N. j..
WAVERLY SMITH, Baltimore.
Maryland
IDA Allen. Paterson, NJ j.
SAMUEL SMITH, Paterson. N. j.
DOROTHY SMOTHERS, Paterson,
N. J.
'LoNzA b. COLEMAN, Monclair.
John COLEMAN, Paterson, N. j.
HERBERT COLEMAN. Paterson.
ARNETHA JAMES. an infant. Cum
berland. Va
BARBARA JAMES. an infant, Cum
berland. Va
VARY HARRIS, Cumberland. Va.
BYRD JAMES, JR.. Cumberland.
Virginia
1ENRY JAMES. JR.. Paterson,
NJ j.
IDA DAVENPORT, Paterson. N. J.
CARY CROWDER. Cumberland, va,
BERTHA JOHNSON. Cumberland.
Virginia
ANNIE JOHNSON, Cumberland, Va
MARTHA BATES. Germantown. Pa
Heirs at law Of Cary Randolph. de-
ceased. Lucy Smith deceased, D. L.
Coleman. deceased. Beverly Cole
man, deceased, Lucy Alice Coleman.
deceased. Nancy Oslin. deceased.
John A. Oslin, deceased. Samuel Os-
lin, deceased. Marcus D. Coleman.
deceased. Thomas Boatwripht, de-
ceased. Nancy Boatwright, deceased.
and If they be dead, their heirs, de-
visees or assigns, ard such other
persons who are or NAV be interest
ed in the subject matter Of this suit
who are proceeded against as "UN-
KNOWN PARTIES"
Defendants
The object Of this suit is to procure
a partition In one Of the modes pre-
scribed by law Of tract OF land con-
tanning one hundred 100 acres,
more or less. located in Madison
District OF Cumberland County. Vir-
einia. and being the same land Of
which Lucy Alice Coleman and Bev-
erly Coleman. husband and wife,
died. seized and possessed, and
known as part Of the old Eonbrook
land.
An affidavit having been made
and filed according to law stating
that there are nonresident defend
ants and that there are or may be-
persons interested in the subject
matter to be disposed Of In this suit
whose names are unknown; There
fore. it is ordered that the said nom
resident defendants and Parties I'm
known do appear within ten days
after due publication hereof and do
what may be necessary to protect
their interests In this suit.
r. II. BLANTON, Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER. p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia 2-l4-4t
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AUCTION SALE

WILL OFFER for sale March Is at
2 p. M the following Furniture
wardrobe, baby bed. organ, wash
stand, pitcher and bowl. chest Of
drawers, bed springs, mattress. sofa,
electric chTn Other articles and a
few small tools and farm nipple
ments- win also offer room house
ana } acres land. located Oh hard
surface road, with mai and school
PTS. Mrs. Lillian Coviagton. Rt. i,
Charlotte @ HI, va i2p
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WANTED


WANTED 50 PIANOS: Turn your
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and Used Furniture Co.. phone
1888 5-14-tf
PROPERTY - LIST your farm,
home. business or cumberland
With me today. Have local and
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Farmville. Virginia Phone Boom
Or 788 5-N-tf If,
NICE FAT HEAVY Hens top mark.
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Franklin. phone 200a-J, Fafrnville.
Va. l-3-t
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Situation Wanted

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HOUSEWORK or Sc days a
week, live Oh. Write Betty Montague.
r 2, Box 80, Amelia, or leave mes
sage at phone 67F24, Amelia.
3-4-1p
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In the circuit court OF FOWndtan
County, the 9th day Of February,
1858.
GEORGE RI. FLEMING
Complainant
VS..
MAMIE PERKINS FLEMING
Defendant
Order Of Publication
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce from the bond Of
matrimony from the defendant on
the ground OF wilful desertion and
abandonment for a period Of more
than one year.
An affidavit having been filed
that the defendant. Mamie Perkins
Fleming, is not a resident Of the
State Of Virginia. it is ordered that
she appear here within ten lO
days after the due publication Of
this order in the Farmville Herald,
newspaper of general circulation
in the County Of Powhatan and vi
entity. in the State Of Virginia, and
do what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
A Copy Teste:
w. E. MAXEY, JR.. Clerk
MARTIN A. MARTIN. p. a
lib East Leigh Street
Richmond 49, Virginia
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.rl;AI. NOTICES

IN the Circuit Court OF Amelia Coun
~,
WILLIAM r. WRIGHT Applicant
VS..
Order Of Publication for tax deed
ROSA j. NORFLEET Defendant
Richmond. Virginia
To Rosa j. Norfieet If living, or If
she be dead then the heirs. devisees
and successors In title. If any Of
Rosa J. Norfleet. who are made
parties defendant BY the general
description Parties Unknown"
You are hereby notified that a
tract Of land containing lots No. II I.
II, 10. "A and Is Of block No. z, OF
tcrburn Annex. located In Giles Dis
trict. Amelia County. Virginia. was
sold on the 10 day Of February 1899,
for delinquent taxes. levies. interest
and cost to the Commonwealth OF
Virginia and application for the pur-
chase thereof has been filed in this
office And il appearing from the
records IN this office that you are
interested In said land, you are
further notified to appear in four
months from the date Of this notice
and do what may be necessary to
protect your interest.
Given under my hand this % day
Of January, 1858.
A Copy, Teste.
s. l.. FARRAR. JR.
Clerk Circuit Court
Amelia County. Virginia
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Order of Publication

The object of this suit is to obtain
a divorce from bed and board from
the defendant on the ground of vii
full desertion. and after one year has
elapsed from the date of said de-
sertion to have the same merged
into a decree Of divorce from the
bond of matrimony
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant Edith
Chandler Coates. is not a resident of
the State of Virginia. it is ordered
that she DO appear within ten days
after due publication of this order
and do what smay be necessary to
protect her interest in this suit.
HORACE ADAMS, Clerk
y. Y. LEWIS. p. q.
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VIRGINIA:
III the Circuit Court Of Amelia Coun-
WILLIAM IT. WRIGHT
VS..
Order OF Publication for tax deed
MAT1LDE II. WARD.
Richmond. Virginia.
To Matilde H. Ward. if living, or
If she be dead, then the heirs, devi-
sees and successors in title, if any
who are made parties defendant b.
the general description Of Parties
Unknown
You are hereby notified that a
tract Of land containing lot No. Is
block B, of Otterhurr Annex. located
in Giles District, Amelia County,
Virginia was sold on the q Of June
1881. for delinquent taxes. levies,
interest and cost to the Common
wealth OF Virginia and application
for the purchase thereof has been
filed in this office. And II appearing
from the records In this office tina.
you are interested In said land, you
are further notified TO appear in four
months from the date OF this notice
and do what may be necessary to
protect your interest.
Given under my hand this q day
Of January, 1858.
A Copy. Teste:
S. L. FARRAR. JR..
Clerk Circuit Court.
Amelia County, Virginia
2.21-4t
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PRACTICAL NURSING W A b b e
Meredith. Prospect. Va 3-7Ip |
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07
Classified Rates
&c per ,rord

When Gosh Accompanies
the Order.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

COOK fcolored man or woman.
Apply Miss Sicily. Kitchen. South
side Community Hospital. Farmville.
3.7-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-03-07

BUTCHERING meat processing
deep Freeze supplies Burger
Market. Fatmville. Va. l-l7-20p tF)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Funeral Services
Held Tuesday For
Mrs. Ida Jones, 73

Funeral services for Mrs Ida
Mooreficld Jones. 70. were held
Tuesday at the Third Avenue Chris
tian Church. Danville. with inter-
ment in Highland Burial Park
Mrs. Jones, former resident Of
Danville. died at her home in
Farmvillc Sunday afternoon She
was native of Pittsylvania
County and was first married to
William Moorefield who died in
l9l3. She recently married Charlie
Jones. Of Farmville.
Survivors. in addition TO her hus-
band. include two sons, William
Franklin Mooreiield. Lexington.
N. c.. and Alex Robert Moorefield.
Newport News: two daughters,
Mrs. j. D. Moore. Norfolk and Mrs.
Ida Davis. Danville, five stepsons.
Leo G Jones, WinstonS Salem. NC.
Ray p. Jones. Portsmouth. Lester
C. Jones. Farmville Marshall
Jones and Paul Jones. Of Newport
News. and four stepdaughters. Mrs.
Joe Freeman ifax. Mrs.
Charles Burgon, Richmond. Mrs
Melvin Jones and Mrs. Linda Grant
both Of Orlando. Fla also nine
grandchildren. six grcat-grandchil-
dren. and sister Mrs. Pearl Hod-
nett OF Petersburg.
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Mel,erriin

Russell Newman. OF Dublin. spent
/ Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. J
IT Newman
Sunday visitors Of the NeWmans
were Mr. and Mrs r. L. Blanken-
ship. Of Green Bay. Mr. and Mrs
| Thomas Dix. Jr. and daughter
Susan Kaye. Of Keysville, Mr. and
Mrs Jimmy Newman and family
of Meherrin. Charles Mckay and
/ George Moore. Of Farmville. Route
3. and Miss Bette Dixon. Of Rich
mond
Misses Mary Alice and Betty
Faye Newman attended the stat.
4 fair IN Richmond Tuesday with a
group from Worsham School mem
bers Of the FILA and FLA
I Mr. and Mrs Clarence Saxby, oi
Richmond. were week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin RucRR
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Harry S a d Ter and children Of
Crewe. and MIR and Mrs. Harry
! Stricken
Donald RueRg has accepted q POI
sition in the state library IN Rich
mond
Mrs. Ethel Gherman Mrs Minnie
Ruegg Mrs. Grace Saxby and Mrs
Ellen Traylor had a tombstone
placed at their fathers grave last
Saturday He was the late John d
DriSkill A stone was also placed
at their Uncle Elijah W Driskill's
grave at Beulah Methodist Church
at Abilene
James Higgins. Of Clarksville.
visited his niece. Mrs Ruby Red
mond. Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Arvin and
his mother. Mrs Julia Arvin. OF
near Victoria. visited Mr. and MIS-
F. O. Priddy last Friday
Mr. and Mrs, r f Priddy OF
Burkeville. and Lewis Morton. OF
Meherrin. were dinner guests sun
day Of Mr. and Mrs. F O. P,iddy
Mr. and Mrs w C Hawkins.
Billy and Barbara Ellen of Silver
Springs, Md. spent a few days last
week with Mr. and Mrs Macon
Vaughan and visited relatives IN
Victoria
Mrs jamie Dance. nurse at Re.
treat for the Sick Hospital in Rich !
mond. spent few days last week
at her home here
Mrs George Tunstal Of Black
stone. spent some time last week
with Mrs. Lena Jenkins.
Mrs. Daisy Flowers and Miss
Bertha Nunnally spent several days
at Church Roads this week with
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Nelson
This community was fortunate in
that Hurricane Helene did bot do
any damage here but passed on
with only short period of wind.
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Final Rites Held For
Mrs. Maye White, 81

Mrs Maye White. 81. widow of
Jay B White, died in Richmond
hospital Friday. September %. fol
lowing an he art attact at her
Cumberland County home on Sun
day. September q
Funeral services were held at !
pm on Sunday, September %, at
the Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home
IN Richmond with interment in
CarterSvllle Cemetery at pm.
Mrs White was one Of the oldest
residents Of her community She
was born in Wisconsin. the young
est Of nine children. but lived most
Of her early years in South Dakota
She had lived here since 1911. hay
ing moved from Nebraska.
Surviving. besides a sister. Mrs.
BesS DoWner, Of Mitchell. S. D..
are five daughters. Mrs. Harold
Duncan and Mrs H. E. Cooke, Of
Columbia, Mrs w r Satterwhite
and Mrs G. A. Shaw. of Richmond.
Mrs. Bernard Liddell. Of Paris.
Texas: one son. Donald w. White.
Of Richmond - grandchildren and
seven Observation-Disclosures.
eency hospital care for a service
connected disability for which delay
in treatment or travel TO the nearest
VA hospital would be extremely
hazardous
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-03
Benefits Clarified
BY Veterans Agency

Spanish American War veterans
should not assume that Veterans
Administration can pay bills for
their care in non-VA hospitals. the
agency cautioned
"A substantial number Of these
veterans have entered private hos
pitfalls under the assumption that
their care would be at VA expense
and later have found they were not
eligible for this benefit.
The veterans and their families
have had to accept responsibility
Tor the cost OF the disqualification.
which often has been extensive.
The agency can pay non-VA hos
pital bills Of veterans only under
certain extremely limiting con
ditions.
The veteran must require emcr-
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News From Powhoton
Powhatan Plays
First Night Game
Friday, Oct. 3

A large delegation of PoWhatan
fans attended the Louisa PoWhalan
game at Louisa Friday night won
by the locals $40 There were al
most as many poWtatan fans pres
ent as there were Louisa rootrrs.
The light poles have been set and
everything IS almost In readiness
for the game here with Midlothian.
Friday night. October 3.
l.. j. Bowles. Charles Celia and
". K. Parker met w r and Pete
Sheldon and Tom Brown at Yates
Cabin on the Rappahannock and
fished Thursday morning. A few
spot and small blues were caught.
Mrs. Laura L. Trice. Of Rich
mond. visited here Saturday morn
ing. her sister from New York was
with her.
Sam W. and w r. Parker at
tended the NABAC dinner meeting
at Hotel John Marshall Saturday
night.
The new parsonage for Red Lane
ana Old Church al Flat Rock is
nearing completion Members have
done much work on the building
Harry Steffenhagen. of Clayville,
Is In chage Of the construction.
Three new homes being built BY
{. A. Stonnell for rent Of sale are
nearing completion here.
Soft Ball Play Off
Graceland forfeited TO May Me
mortal in the first game Of the
play-off last Monday night. Tues
day night Red Lane defeated Beau
mont. The two winners met in a
best two of three series beginning
Monday night. September %. Nav
Memorial was the regular season
winner.
Nick Elan. of VPI, spent the
past week end with his parents
here
Paul Perkins. of Medical College.
and Billy Coppedge. also of Medi-
cal College visited their parents
during the past week.
Several friends from here At
tended Homecoming at Piedmont
Baptist Church in Amelia Sunday.
A number of PoWhatan friends
attended the funeral of Mrs. Nav
White at Gainesville Sunday after
noon.
Homecoming al May Memorial
Sunday. October 10 will be Home
coming at May Memorial Baptist
Church. A large number Of former
members, nonresident members.
and friends as well as local mem
bers and friends are expected. Din
ner will be served on the grounds
and special building fund offer
ing will be taken.
Hunters in the community are
planning another big dove hunt. A
supper is being planned at the
Adamson Hunting Lodge after
wards
Mrs J. G. Loving. who has been
III for several months, had a large
number of her friends from Rich
mond to call to see her recently.
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&hllla

P. W. Barnard visited his son
in-law. Johnny Hale. Sunday at the
Richmond Memorial Hospital. also
brother. Glen Barnard, and family
of Richmond.
Dinner guests Of the E. c. Me
Millians Sunday were her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. U H. Barnard. Of
Amelia. and sister. Mrs. Tommy
O'Neaf, Of Richmond Mr. and Mrs
Victor Key and family. Of Chula.
also visited them.
Mis- +. A. Landlord the former
Miss Sadie Southalp Of Shenan-
doah visited Mrs. 7. G. Beasley
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs George Robertson
ate lunch with his sister. Mrs. Lii
Ian Clements, in Richmond Tues
day and later attended the state
fair.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Barnard ac-
companicd their son. Phillip. to
Blacksburg Wednesday He enrolled
IN VPl for his third term.
Mrs. Robert Mills continues as a
patient in The Retreat for the SIGH
Hospital
Moore WSCS met with Mrs.
. Thelma Warmer Wednesday night
with ten members present Mrs r.
c. Beasley led the spiritual meet
ing and Miss Mary Sheppard led
Very interesting program on The
World Federation, which met in ST.
Louis. Mo. this year Delicious
home made cake and ice cream
/ We're sr,ed during the social hour
Mr. and Mrs Armstead Harvie
have had her parents as their re-
4 cent guests
Mrs Harold Mulden is patient
I at Stuart Circle Hospital
( Mr. and Mrs. J d. Lawrence
visited his brother. j A. Lawrence
and his wife Wednesday night.
Miss Nellie Wilkerson. Of Rich
mond. was a week end guest Of
Miss Edith Barnard.
Miss Helen. Warmer, of Newport
News. spent The week end with her
parents. the NJ W MARINERS.
Mrs. Jessie Gillian. of Rich
nond was a guest Of her mother.
Mrs Mary Thomas Miller Sun
day
The G. W, Wileys and E. c..
Beasleys. Of Richmond. were week
end guests Of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T G. Beasley
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Felts visited
in Powhatan Sunday
Miss Ramona Dodson returned to
Richmond Sunday after a week end
with her family
Miss Florence Barnard Of Rich
mond spent the week end with her
aunt, Mrs Florence Dyle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

in front Of Gov. Faubus' down
town campaign headquarters
here and a sound truck
screeched Dixie" the tradi-
tional Southern fight song. as
the outcome Of the balloting In
the preferential primary be-
came evident.
Gov. Faubus bowled over two
opponents by the widest ma
iority ever accorded a guber-
material candidate in Arkansas
In this heavily Democratic
State. nomination is tanta-
mount to election.
With 2.229 of 1921 precincts
reporting, Gov. Faubus amassed
255.086 votes. Chris Finkbeiner
37-year-old Little Rock meat
packer. received 56,846 votes,
and Lee Ward. 81, a State judge
from Paragould, 57,966.
The majority vote for Gov
Faubus eliminated any need for
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Circus Leopard
Claws Girls Leo

PERU, H., July 80 CR.-A
circus leopard pulled a 6-year-
old girl to the bars Of its cage
yesterday and severely clawed
her leg.
Patricia Kenney, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kenney,
was standing near the animals
cage with several other young
sters at the Dwight Brothers
Circus. Suddenly the leopard
reached out a paw and pulled
the girl to the bars.
The girl was freed after a
circus employee entered the
cage and beat the animal.
Doctors said her condition was
fair.
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a runof between the two high
est candidates.
Led in All Counties
1t was a record primary vote
by a 50.000-vote margin. Gov.
Faubus received about 10 per
cent to is per cent each for his
two opponents
The Governor led substan-
TALLY in all rs of the States
Counties including Pulaski
little Rock scene of the in
tegration crisis of last fall. With
the county there virtually COM
plete, Gov. Faubus drew $3.50
to 1888 for Mr.. Finkbeiner and
9,799 for Mr.. Ward.
There was no indication OF
Statewide Negro block voting
since some of the strongest
Finkbeiner and Ward vote came
from areas sparsely populated
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whatever reason Gov. -Faubus
acted. his move was planned
although It's explosive effect
was Unforeseen.
Voters this. summer saw the
familiar face OF their Governor
In every corner Of the State
always well groomed with an
ever-present smile. Gov. Fau-
bus. tall and heavily built. was
q eolden-tongued orator on
television and down-to-earth
anecdote snapper In the hills
ana lowlands Of rural Arkansas.
He based much OF his cam
paign on the contention that
outsiders we're attempting TO
interfere In Arkansas politics
by swinging the election against
him.
Gov. Faubus has paid little
attention TO his two opponents,
meat packer Chris Finkbelner
and State Judge Lee Ward.
He has defended an ADMIN
istration record he said was
free from any breath OF scan
DIAL and had made model
progress.
Might Call Troops Again
He has indicated that II
things are the same at Central
High next September-in other
words. II Negro students return
he might call out soldiers
again to preserve peace and
order"
Elizabeth Burrow, editor of
the Ozark Spectator and an
old friend Of Gov. Faubus who
seems to oppose his policies.
painted this picture of him:
Truth is. Orval is about like
the rest of us mountain people
He has all the vices and virtues
Of a hound dog.
Hes lovable and ornery and
a good worker on a warm trail.
and. somehow. when he lifts
his eyes and starts quoting
Scriptures you can't keep from
seeing the resemblance to your
old dog who looks extra pious
when he's just finished sucking
your last egg"
To the majority of Arkansas
voters this is an unfiattering
portrait. They have demon
strated how they feel.
"Someday." Gov. Faubus
once told a reporter, visiting his
home town Of Huntsville, I'm
going to build a house on that
hill yonder and retire. I've
dreamed about it,
That was before the Gov
ernor got caught in the vortex
Of indignation.
Today the keynote is destiny
The house on the hill will have
to wait.
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guard and ordering Army para
troopers to Little Rock 10 en-
force the court order.
Gov. Faubus said the heavy
voting was q condemnation by
the people Of illegal Federal
Intervention In the affairs OF
the State and Of the horrifyine
use Of Federal bayonets on the
streets Of an American city and
in the halls Of public schools
He declared that voters have
expressed their approval Of my
efforts to retain the rights OF
a sovereign State as set out IN
the Federal constitution"
Gov. Faubus. destined TO be-
come the second Governor in
Arkansas history elected TO q
third term. still must face g
Republican nominee in the gen.
eral election in November. But
no Republican has seld State
ONCE in Arkansas since the re-
construction era following the
Civil War.
Republicans will choose be-
tween Donald D. Lane, "a, a
Little Rock civil engineer, and
George w. johnson, a 75-year-
old Greenwood attorney, in
their first Statewide primary
August IL.
Four years ago Gov. Faubus
shattered tradition by busting
Gov. Francis Cherry who was
seeking a second term. Gov
Faubus won in q runoff by a
scant 1000 votes but only once
before.in Arkansas history had
a first term Governor been
beaten.
The Governor in 1856
trounced two opponents in the
first primary. One of them
was Jim johnson Of Crossett,
a militant segregationist.
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Stores PIoy Fair

FINDLAY. Ohio R.-Under
a new city ordinance, mer-
chants are forbidden to enlarge
their inventories for the pur-
pose Of holding "going-out-of-
business" sales.
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ference the project has shown
there Is no innate difference
IN the intelligence level be-
tween the white and Negro
child in the South.
However. there Is a differ
ence In the level Of achieve
ment. for which the project
has found the cause. II Is this
Negro schooling Is inferior
compared 10 what q white child
or even q Northern Negro child
receives
Achievements Raised
The report dealt specifically
with Is Negro high schools IN
four States Alabama, Georgia.
Mississippi and North Carolina
where the project has worked
to improve the educational pro-
gram.
DR.. Aaron Brown. project d.
rector. said the academic stand
ings Of the students have been
raised. resulting from better
reading ability. greater use OF