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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20
Trenholm Tidines
Muddy Creek BTU.
To Sponsor Turkey
Supper, Saturday

The BTU of Muddy Greek Church
are having a turkey supper at the
Gainesville Community House No
vember q at pm.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hatcher and
family visited Mrs. Lucy Ella
Hatcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
SILVER and MI. and Mrs. Harold
Wray in Richmond. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Denoon visited
her mother. Mrs H NJ Kidd. at
Elk Hill. Sunday
Mrs. Cecil Denoon and Mrs. Reba
cambridge visited Mr.. and Mrs
Milas McCracken at Macon, Satur-
day night
Mr.. and Mrs D. H. Mcclure
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pal
more. Sunday
Miss Mamie May Cole spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul STRAIT
ton
Buddy Denton Linda and joyce
Stratton and Mamie May Cole
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Denoon
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver MORRISON
and family spent Saturday with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. H Nc
Clure.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. w. Boatwright
and children yisitedshis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. J. Boatwright. OF New
Canton. Sunday
Mr. Nelson Palmore spent the
week end at his home here He
returned to Richmond Sunday as he
Is still under doctors care.
Luther and Elmer Swami. Of
Petersburg. visited Mrs. Rosa Pal
more and Julian Swami. Monday.
They hunted
Mrs R. J. Willis and Mrs. D. H
Mcclure were business visitors to
Richmond. Monday
Mr. and Mrs Tommy Coin and
family, Of Prospect, spent the week
end with her parents. MIR. and Mrs
w. H.. Smith.
Mrs. Evelyn Lee Stokes and chill
dren visited Mrs F. W. Boatwright
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rov SILVER
spent the week end in Richmond
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Marion SILVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fogg. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion SILVER. of
Richmond, were supper guests OF
MI. and Mrs Randolph Swami
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Stokes ard
Patricia Ann visited Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Stratton, Monday night.
Mrs. R. J Willis. Mrs. D. H. Nc
Clure. Mrs L. E Willis and Mrs
Patsy Parks spent Monday in Rich
mond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20
Oillwyn News Items

Prize winners in the magazine
campaign held al the DlllWyn Ele
menary School enjoyed party
given in the cafeteria, Thursday
afternoon Wien prizes we're award
ed
IL first place. selling oyef q hun
ilfd doila 1afth VI subscriptions
Nas Dehble Hairs AGNES Ann
Jyhli5 afl James Fli4ap tied iUr
second place Fam Jamerson was
NJ third place kay Raiaey fourth
place. and Mary Lou Guthrie, fifth
place. Total sales for the school
amounted to over 1920, with over
$500 profit for the school Pam
Jamerson was manager Of t h e
campaign, with Julia Marks as as
slstant manager. James Anderson S
seventh grade was highest in sales.
Proceeds from the campaign are
10 be used far b!ack-oat curtains
for the library ana other school
equipment.
Week end guests of Mn and Mrs.
j. M Burroughs ana r E. Ran
son we've Mr. and Mrs B N Ran
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20

Miss Jane Crawley. Of Hampton.
vas the week end guest OF her
mother. Mrs. Lewis Crawley
Week end guests Of Mrs. Grady
W. Garrett were her son. W. Allen
Garrett, and his family. Of Takouia
Park. MD.
Mrs j L. Walker. Of Richmond.
Is Spending this week with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. n G. Atkinson.
Mir and Mrs. Andrew E. Godsey
have as their hunting guest this
week. Edwin A. Gibson. OF Fred
eIicksburg.
Miss 10 Blanton, Of Charlottes-
vile. was the week end guest of
her sister. Mrs. H. C. Gillian
Thanksgiving
Preceding the regular preaching
service at 6 pm. in the Payne Me
mortal Methodist Church next Sun
day, November %. conducted by the
pastor, the Rev Trueman r. Trem-
bic the Cumberland Youth Fellow
ship viii be in charge Of a Thanks
giving program entitled. 1--WE Give
Thanks. The rosnum will be deco
rated appropriate for the occasion
by the Young People A basket Of
food representing the Thanksgiving
spirit viii be provided for a needy
family al which time quiet music
VIII furnish background while the
donations are icing placed OH the
table. Rebecca Louise French and
Betty Carol Keller will be the
leaders Others participating will be
Judy Kesler. Carol Harlan. Mrs. H.
H. Goodman Billy Jamerson and
Hany Harrison The program will
begin at Z pm.
Twenty nine churches of the
James River Baptist Association
were represented by their Sunday
Schools each night this week for a
general study course for teachers
and officers held al the Bethlehem
Baptist Church in Buckingham
county. Fitzgerald Memorial Bap,
fist Church was well represented.
A Thanksgiving service for the
Cumberland Methodist Charge en-
titled "A National Shortage. will
be conducted by the Rev Trueman
Tremble in the Payne Memorial
Church at 9 pm. Wednesday. No
yember IS. All denominations are
cordially invited to attend.
In Emporia
r. r. Garnet. accompanied BY
nh and Mrs r. G. Altizer. Of
Farmville. and Mrs Harrison Gar
nett, Of Sunny Side. spent the day
Sunday in Enlporia as guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Ben Harris and son.
Eeyin. and infant son, Larry Ken
DALI
Mrs. r J. Oe,.el and children.
Lisa ard joey. Of Bull Run Noun
tain Estate III Haymarxet, are
spending this week here with Mrs
u r. Nogel and family
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr. and
mrs. Orburn Sl1eas were Mr. and
Mrs. WAYNE Lang and daughter,
cathv. OF Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Pfelffer and
soas, James Edward and Gerald.
ard Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer.
6 Richmond. spent the day here
sunday as guests Of Mrs. jamie
PfaifSel
Mi. and Mrs. 6. G. wilkinson.
accompanied by their guests. Nh.
and Mrs. Hunter B. wilkinson, Of
West Point. visited Mr. and Mrs
William c. Trerary. Of Front ROYAL.
on Wednesday Of last week. They
also VISITED Mrs. AIaude Putney. of
NeW Canton.
Recent overnight guests Of Mt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20
Cumberland C. H. News and Events

Mrs. M. NJ. George and Stuart
George were host and hostess to
the Cumberland football team last
Friday evening at their home on
the Stony Point Road Supper was
served according to regulations
prior to tie game here with FoWlla-
tan On the lighted athletic field
mir. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman
had as their dinner guests Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Putney. Of
Guinea Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Goodman and their son. David, and
Mrs. Edna H. Goodman OF Sunny
Side.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20

Mrs. Clara Gosnell. of Charlotte,
N. e.. and Mrs Ethel Thomas. Of
Durham, N. 4 isited their brother
and sister-iIl law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greed DeHart. last Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs J D. 1hrockmorton
and children spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Redd in
Big Island.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20
Party Enjoyed By Winners
Of Magazine Campaign

the week visiting with her three
daughters who live in Richmond
Mrs Clayton l. Poole, accom-
panied by Irving Poole. spent sew
eral days Visiting MIR. and Mrs
Rohtit stelllblldge Of nanville
AIS Poole attended tie lUUtfl an
adversary homecoming which was
held at Ayerett College
The DillWyn Bridge Club mt
Thursday night with MIS-. 4. T.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20
Gillian.

Gillian.
Four student teachers from Long
wood College will begin their stu
dent teaching next week at the Dill
Wyn Elementary School Working
with Mrs. Ruth Jones. second grade
teacher. viii be Miss Christine vii
son. OF HopeWeH, with Mrs. Nan
ME G. Pitts. seventh grade. Miss
Joan Smith Of Richmond. with
Mrs. Uriel Hartley. first grade.
Miss Frances Gray OF Norfolk; and
with Mrs. Edna Dawson. Miss Ann
Nixon. Of Roanoke. They will at
tend each day for a period of
eight weeks. III addition there are
TWO students teachers how attend
sng twice ] week until the end Of
the semester. and one who Will
coMplege her student teaching Dec
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20

Keysville American Legion Post
ESQ viii sponsor 4 THANKSGIVING
dance. November p from 3 u 70
pm. at keysville Memorial Park
Music fol- the dance VIII be pTo
vided BY the Kaye Quintet
The post completed its member
ship drive with total Of 30 before
Veterans Day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20
Thank Offering IN
Cartersville Church
Set Sunday Evening

The Women Of St. James Epis-
copal Church in Gainesville VIII
celebrate their cororate communion
Sunday. November y at 2 pm.
The Thank' Offering Of the
Women IF the Church Hill b. pre-
sented AT the service which viii By
conducted by the rector, the ReT
w W Stitt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-20
Cumberland Team Guest OF The Georges
Before Homecoming Game Last Week

and Mrs. L. w. Foster were Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Ruble and their
daughter. Judy. Of Roanoke. VII
liam F.. Slaybaugh. of Richmond.
was a hunting gaest this week Of
the Fosters.
At Pocai0ntas Farm
Mrs Grace Almond, Of Ports
mouth. VIII spend some time here
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v.
Smith and family Week end guests
at "Pocahontas Farm" were Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Whitehurst, of
Portsmouth. and Mrs. j. S. Meekins
with her daughter, Marina. of Vir-
ginia Beach
| Supper guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Dandy were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Gray Spain and son, Brad
ley. Of Petersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Couch have
returned to their home in johnson
City Tenn, following visit here
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs c.
Y. Couch, and family at Lake
view"
/ Miss Joyce Ransom hac as her
week end guest her cousin. Miss
Betty Babcock. Of Ballsville.
Visitors CT Mrs. John T. Flippen
at Rose Cottage" last Sunday
were her son. v. L. Flippen. and her
grandson. Tommy. Of Richmond.
Expected week end guests of Mrs.
G. L. Garrett and Mrs. Edith Car
penter are Mr.. and Mrs. W. R.
| Vaughan OF South Boston.
| Week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
G. w. Bryant and family were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Broan and family
and Mr. and Mrs Russell Petri with
her daughter, Jane, of Westminster.
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hayes were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
A. Flippen and Mrs. Charles S.
Miner last Sunday.
Shepards Visit
Among the recent visitors OF Mrs.
Ada B. Shepard at her country
home. "Dunleith.' were Mrs. Bos-
sioux Shepard and Mrs Wallace
Shepard. of Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Dandy spent
4 few days last week at Cheswold.
Del. as guests Of their son. Andres
Dandy. and his family
Guests Ct Mrs. e. A. Garter last
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs j. H.
Hancock. Of Sedley. Other recent
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Apperson and daughter. Gayle, of
New Canton.
Dinner guests Sunday Of Mrs. 3.
A. Peters and Carroll Peters on the
Davenport Road were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne L. Peters and daughter.
Katherine Lee. Of Farmville.
Jake HATE. Of Mt Airy. ~ c..
guest for the opening of the hunting
season Of State Trooper and Mrs
Steve Musulin. was rewarded Mon
day by bageing a seven point buck
Mrs. r. L. Adams. Jr.. and
daughters. Brenda, Carol and Deb
Evening star., 1959-11-23
HOLLY Cd
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Hey, London, Lees Coming

so good in THE Key" with
Sophia Loren.
Lots of movies now being
filmed or prepared for loca-
tioning here. There's the new
Billy Wilder film with Shirley
MacLaine, Fred MacMurray.
etc., The Apartment" for
United Artists; goth Century,
Fox's From the Terrace" with
jeanne Woodward and Paul
Newman; Metros "Butterfield
8" with Elizabeth Taylor. And
Marilyn Monroe will be coming
back for a week or two of shoot
ing Let's Make Love" (for-
merly The Billionaire"). And
Warmers have a film coming up
to be made in the Manhattan
Filmways Studios.
Plush wives, in plush mink
coats, were scattered sleek and
snug all around the restaurant.
I said hello to Hearst execu-
tive and my old friend ]. d.
GOrtatOwSky and Mrs.
Charles Enfield and pretty
Evening star., 1959-11-23

NEW YORK (NANA) Lib
Grace is a brave man. He is 60
ing back to London in March
and will stay 10 weeks. Lee is
to appear at the London Palla-
>dium again, and he has rented
.one of Mrs. Michael Wilding's
sentrancing apartments. Ijoined
Susan and Michael Wilding for
scotfee at 81 here. 1t was Susan's
birthday. There was a cake
with one candle. But please
sdon't march in with it." she
sbegged the brothers, uneles and
ssnephewS who own and run the
popular place. The restaurant
was really jumping" with big
Snames in entertainment and
Industry.
- Jackie Gleason was holding
forth in one corner-he's a ref
ugee currently from TOOts
SShor's, waiting for the new res
taurant to be ready for eatin',
drinkin', etc. Claudette Col
bert was lunching with her
longtime buddy. Jack Benny
It's a ritual whenever both are
in New York. Herbert Yates,
who used to own Republic
Studios in Hollywood, before
M. c. A. and then Dick Powell
moved in with their television
companies, was lunching with
his son. I'm a retired filibus-
terer," said the senior Yates,
who is in the big city on a law
suit against a man who wanted
to buy his studios-"But I
didn't like him and wouldn't
sell to him, SO now he's suing
me-"
To go back to the Mike
Wildings. Mike will see his sons
by Elizabeth Taylor during
their stay in Manhattan. I'VE
must return to England on
December eight" said Mrs.
Mike. I'm opening a restau-
rant in Brighton. Sold all my
jewelS-I was robbed five times
and put the money in apart
ments which I furniShed-I
have 16-Jane Mansfield is in
one Of them now-and the new
restaurant"
Wilding. who is having good
career luck since his marriage
to the blond Susan, has just
finished starring in a British
movie, Danger Within" and
will soon be starring on the
West End stage in "Gazelle in
Park Lane" incidentally, the
WildingS are suing a British
newspaper for malicious libel.
The audience at the play.
"Only in America" based on
Harry Golden'S best seller,
liked it better than the play
critics. bet dollar with Gen.
Philip Ginder that the reviews
would be at least go per cent
favorable. But after reading
the Herald Tribune's, handed
over my dollar. Later I read
the Times review which was
better.
That attractive English actor
Trevor Howard, is in New York
for a television show, and to
prepare for his play with Sir
Laurence Olivier which has a
cast of only four. Trevor was
Evening star., 1959-11-23

ger, Dick Linke, looking to the
cay when they'll be old and
gray. bought a shopping center
in Huntington, Long Island. 1t
cost them a cool half million
dollars. I'VE couldn't pay it all
at once" Andy admitted, but
we hope it will keep us in our
old age"
Evening star., 1959-11-23

Julia Meade, who looks just as
good in real life as she does
in that auto commercial on the
Ed Sullivan show.
Between the steak and the
stewed fruit, I heard that
Beverly Aadland had cut a gay
swath through Manhattan re-
Gently. garbed in things like
gold cloth Capri pants, and
whooping it up generally; when
Diana Barrymore saw her at
FL Morocco. Diana quipped:
When she gets over the
mourning period, she'll be a
million laughs"
Andy Griffith and his mana =
Evening star., 1959-11-23
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Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
rec Astruy

The Federal Communications recently ruled that
several brief gmpses of the Mayor of Chicagoon tel
svision newscasts entitled his rival in mayoralty
primaries to similar time television.
The decision is highly suspect because the mayor
was greeting the President of Argentina in
twenty-second shot, and in another he was opening
March of Dimes drive. This appearance lasted six
= seconds
The Fec which has up with some weird
decisions the years, thus ruled that an elected
0ficial carrying out an official function cannot be
adequately covered by television newscasters in
iods before elections in which he is involved.
While would question the inadvisability
If allowing elected officials to use television as
propaganda vehicle, very few clear-thinking news
men would question the responsibility of teleyison
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
BABSON DISCUSSES ANTI-MISSILE MISSILES

peace for some years to come.
The primary work of defense
against all missiles is being done
by Germany The worlds best
physicists, metallurgists, and engi-
neers are working on this problem
in Germany with the help of Great
Britain, France and the u. s. A.
Russia is more interested in these
experiments than in conquering
space. Remember that no country
releases its most important inven-
tions to the public. Such work is
highly classified. ] believe a safe
defense against missiles viii be
found This will make Germany ALL
powerful in her strategic position
as the bulwark of the free ma
tions. Russia is truly afraid-not
of the u. S. A. or Great Britain or
France-but of Germany. Russia is
handicapped and greatly em-
barrassed by having West Berlin
and Western Germany advance SO
in everything while East Berlin and
East Germany are stagnant.
The only way Khrushchev now
sees to stop this is by absorbing
Berlin. Of course, the Germans
will not agree to this, nor will
Great Britain, France or the
u. s. A. Such a withdrawal would
be suicidal for the West. If, how
ever, Russia could find a sure de-
tense against German missiles, she
might be willing to withdraw from
Berlin and let East and West Ber-
lin combine, with free passage
guaranteed to all parts of the world.
The isolation of Berlin without a
Western outlet is crazy and must
be rectifed. I believe this will take
place as soon as all nations have
antimissile missiles.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
The Candidates

u S. News and World Report. probably the most
impartial news magazine in the United States, has
ecently conducted poll presidential candidates.
The Washington magazine found. surprisingly that
among the Democrats Senator Stuart Symington of
Missouri is the leading contender.
The news magazines poll among party
leaders, in the various states, and Senator Symngton
was found to be the first choice in nine states with
S1S convention votes. He was also second or third
choice in sixteen states with $50 votes.
Adlai Stevenson second. and was first choice
in eight states with ESQ convention votes. and
second or third choice in seven states with 274
votes
In third spot, among Democrats, was Senator
John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, and in fourth
position was Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson of
Texas
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06
Weekly Tree Talk
Earlier Spray Urged to Curb Leaf
Disease ON Shade Trees

Earlier Spray Urged to Curb Leaf
Disease ON Shade Trees
There's a new concept in con-
rolling fungus and bacterial dis
Eases on shade trees this year:
Spray them early, earlier than In
Years before.
This, says Don Cantwell Of the
Bartlett Tree Expert Co, applies
% a whole host Of trees: Maple,
sak, elm, sycamore, London plane,
lsh, Morse chestnut, hawthorn,
hickory, walnut. even fruit trees
Iuch as apple and plum.
Studies show that fast-spreading
spores of diseases get firm, ma
ignant grip on trees far earlier In
spring than commonly supposed.
This accounts for the later-on dam
aging leaf blotches, blight, leaf
:url, witches broom and blackknot
as on plumb.
Winds and rains deposit the
ipores on buds before they open,
IN twigs at the first blush OF
spring. Suddenly, as one bud opens,
hen another and another. the
spores take hold on the baby
caves. Fungus and bacterial In
sections quickly root, then spread,
:ause injury and HARM
In a short while In some trees,
onger In other damage shows up.
leaves of white oak, sycamore and
jiane become b1otched by anthrac-
nose. Elm leaves are disfigured by
hat bIackguard, black spot. Leaf
surl hits naples. Ash rust scores
caves OF ash. Hawthornes come
iown with blight. Ugly spots APP
Dear on horse chestnut leaves.
7ire blight blackens apple and
ash. Rusts stain apples.
Once these infections damage the
zreen leaf, nothing corrective can
De done. It's too late.
Prevention is the only answer.
Heretofore NEST preventive sprays
yer applied after the buds opened.
That, is too late.
This year the word is: Spray
lust BEFORE the buds break.
What 70 spray with? Any good
copper fungicide. Mr.. Cantwell
says.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06

{ Babson Park, Mass, March 5. In
my column last week on Berlin and
the stock market / concluded that
the entire Russian German situ-
alton depends upon whether either
nation is prepared to defend it
self against hydrogen or atom
bombs. II Russia backs down on
her Berlin ultimatum, it means
that her Siberian experiments with
anti-missile missiles have not been
a success. Surely no nation, includ-
ing the United States, has de-
Tense against them.
Germany Hands Out No News
Releases
Russia is encouraging our news
papers, radio brOadcasters, and
magazines to tell of her wonder
full" scientists and laboratories.
You do not hear anything of what
Germany is doing. Yet the so-called
Russian scientists were stolen from
Germany; in fact, believe it was
German and not Russian who
built the famous "Sputnik
Although they are saying moth
ing, the Germans are Ear ahead of
either Russia or fheU. S. in scien-
tific achievement. Russia talks as
if the u. s. were her great enemy;
while she knows it is Germany
and China she must fear. 1t is the
present talk of protection from
enemy missiles by all nations which
causes the "cold war" to continue.
Eisenhower, deGaulle and
Macmillan Working Closely
With DR.. Adenauer
The Democrats blame Eisen-
hover for everything, and talk a.
bout "the elephant sleeping in
the White House. Our President
may be child at politics; but he
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-06

Republicans was disclosed be Vice President Rich
ard Nixon. In this poll, Nixon shown to be
stronger than he few months ago. However.
the Rockefeller drive is seriously under way ant
the New York Governor is opening Office in Wash
ington, repeatedly for the purpose OF keeping up
with defense contracts. However, some think that it
will be useful asset in the Rockefeller-f0rP Pres
dent drive.
The interesting revelation of the polls cited
above is the revelation concerning Senator Syming-
ton. Symngton is popular in many areas of the
country, has served Secretary of the Air Force.
and would certainly be the most OF dynamic, charm
ing personality which the Democrats might need to
counter man such as Governor Rockefeller.
A battle between Symngton and Rockefeller
would be a battle between two handsome candidates,
and neither would necessarily win most of the
wopfen's votes strictly on appearances