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Pampliin
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Mr.. and Mrs w A. Carwile had
as their week end guests. theil
daughter. Mrs. Roy Spry and
family. Of Cherry Point. N. c.
Mrs. Clarence Bradshaw, her
daughter, Elizab be h, and son
Herbie Of Durham. n c., have
been guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs H c. Cunningham. Friday
Mrs. Bradshaw Elizabeth and Mrs
Cunningham were luncheon guests
Of Mrs. Herbert Bradshaw at Rice
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Phelps and
little daughter, Of Richmond spent
the week end with the j. T. Bakers
Mrs. Mary S. Carwile, of Lynch
burg, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
B. Womack
Recent visitors of the E. S.
Blackburns were her brother, Rus
sell Nicely. and Mrs. Nicely, of Dan
vile.
Mrs. Foster Hamilton. of Charles
ton. s. c., and Mrs Arthur Gravett.
of Ashland, visited in the neighbor-
hood. Friday.
Supper guests of the Hugh Gum
inghams Monday were Mrs. s. j.
Gillian, Of Farmv willie. Wilfred
Fuqua, of Prospect. and Mr. and
Mrs. j. B. Fuqua and son. of Au
gusta, Ga.
The Lottie Woodson Circle Of
Spring Creek Church held the
monthly meeting with Mrs j. T.
Baker. Tuesday afternoon
Guests of the E. N. Cunninghams
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Sondy River Soundines
William Dudley Bass
Christened Sunday
At jamestown Church

Mrs. Hugh Ussery and daughters
Mary Anna and Nancy. of Blacks
burg. arrived Saturday evening to
attend the christening Of william
Dudley Bass at jamestown Church.
Sunday. William Dudley is the in
FAINT son Of Mr. and Mrs william
Bass.
Guests in the home Of the BASES
were Mrs c. j Jones and sons.
Mrs. j. w. Morris. Bruce Bass and
Mrs. Jack White
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Clawson and
j. T. Bruce came from Richmond
to the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Bruce for the day Mr.. Bruce re
manned for the week.
Mrs. Marvin Savage and daugh-
tiers had dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Williamson one day last
week
Edward Williamson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Williamson, was
feted with birthday dinner on the
lawn of his home Tuesday evening
Those who enjoyed the fun and food
were Jimmy Williams. Jerry Stu
art and Wayne Wood. Of Farm
Vile
Jay Crofton and Gary Little. Of
Norfolk and Newport News, are
guests of their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. j. Smith
Jimmy Gates attended the SEA
workshop held at Radford College
last week. Jimmy is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Gates.
Off to Camp
Julian Gates, another son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Gates. left Mon
day for Camp VieWmont where he
will enjoy week with fellow Bap-
list campers. He is Royal Am
bassador Of Sharon Baptist Church
Mrs. W. A. Doss, of Ashland. and
Susan Dowdy. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Price recently
Mr.. and Mrs Woodfin Hughes
visited her brother. w W. Clark.
who is a patient in Greensboro
hospital. Mrs. j. H. Clark accom-
panied them Friends are glad to
learn that he is improving and send
their best wishes to him
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Morris visited
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07

squared at ne-all in their best
layoff Of the Summer High School
the rubber game.
Tuesday night with a "a win under
the lights at Amelia The Statesmen
took the first game last week AT
Charlotte G. H.
Anderson TWirls
Eldred Anderson tWirled three-hlt
ball to gain the pitching win
Amelia Shortstop Jerry Hammer
dashed out three singles and drove
in two runs to double with Anderson
for the victory
The winners collected eight hits
off of a trio OF Randolph Henry
pitchers, Anderson. Harding i and
Gryder t6l.
The game was called in the
seventh inning on account Of rain
Winner Of tonight's contest Will
meet Brunswick in best-of-thrae
series for the playoff championship
The Bulldogs won their way INTO
the finals with two STRAIGHT wins
over Farmvllle II the other pre-
liminary series.
Team Finish
Randolph Henry ended the regu-
lar sea ION in first place while
Am ella tied with Crewe for
fourth place The Amelia squad
went into the playoffs after a sad
den death game with Crewe to de
termine the fourth place team.
Farmville and Brunswick finished
in a tie for second place, and com
peted a. the second and third place
teams in the preliminary playoff
Larry Hammer Hampden-SydneN
College oatfIelder ana brother Of
jerry Hammer. Tuesday nights hit-
ting SCAR. Is acting coach Of thf
summer Orioles
Amelia OH 300 -
Randolph Henry 100 900 4 8
Amelia, E. Anderson and Lawson,
RH Anderson, Harding A., Grydel
& and Perdue
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Nothing But Wins:

We re indebted to our good friend
Russell Moon. Jr. for a report on
baseball phenomenon a team
with an all-winning season. Base
ball is the hardest sport il which
to turn that trick generally speak
ing.
The team IS scottsville Of the
Tri-County League. winner Of y
straight.
There's a pitcher with All Boz
earned run record and ll2 strike
outs in IS innings There are seven
in the lineup with batting marks
over 300. one with a gaudy $40,
Junior Tyler is the pitchae hero
and Ted DENLY, the former Flu.
wanna High footballer who per
sonally engineered couple of de-
feats for Farmville High. has socked
the old apple for the nthe-c1a4d-
percentage
DENLY 5 part in ScottsNille final
triumph Of the regular season. all
9-8 victory over Greenwood in 10
innings was four for six effort. I'LL
Guiding homer Also oa The team
is Maynard Rice. another Fiji
wanna footballer familiar but Hn-
endeared to FHS fans.
Scottsville starts the Tr.-County
League playoffs Sunday on h e
home field. meeting the as yet nm
selected fourth place squad IN a
best-of three series.
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ment
To qualify as a PLAYER members
must attend either church or Sun
day School on Two sunday j month
The scheule follows
Aug Z Amelia Baptist vs. Mann
boro Churches: Amelia Methodist
VS. Christ Episcopal MooreS aH
Tabernacle Aug II Piedmont
Baptist " Christ Episcopal, Mooris
and Tabernacle Amelia Presby-
terrain " Amelia Baptist
Aug l8 Mattoax and Pine
Grove vs Rennle Memorial. Amelia
Methodist rs Mannboro Churches
Aug. 81 Piedmont Baptist u
Amelia Presbyterian; Christ Epis-
copal, Moores and Tabernacle rs
Amelia Baptist.
Aug . Rennie Memorial vs.
Mannboro Churches: Piedmont Bap-
list VS. AIattoax and Pine Grove
Sept | Amelia Baptist vs. Mat
toax and Pine Grove. Amelia Pres
byter.an rs Christ Episcopal
Moores and Tabernacle
Sept 4 Amelia Methodist "
Rennie Memorial; Mannborc
Churc he S Us Piedmont Baptist
Sept. / Rennie Memorial vs.
Amelia Baptist. Amelia Methodist
vs. Amelia Presbyterian.
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tor Of the same league use autho-
rized when Farmville remained in
the playoffs Both Amelia and RH
wanted d neutral field and the one
here is located ideally midway for
both
THE sHANABERGER duo. Sam
and Frank Of Farmville and local
Cartins Club enthusiasts won the
dirt track asphalt races at Sara
sofa Fla FRIDAY July 81.
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M. and Mrs. G d Jones last Sun
day. They also called Oh Miss
Martha Bass and MISS Mary Gar
nett.
Carolyn Gates had her cousin
Sarah Gillian. her guest Wednes-
day night
Miss Clara Mistr, student Of
Longwood College. was the dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs John Gates
Visit Pick Up Guests
Mr. and Mrs w A Oldham re-
turned from a visit With relatives
ID Kingsport and Johnson City
Tenn, and Haysi, Vansant Bristol
and Christiansburg
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Oldham. 81
F-ordtoWn. returned with them tc
spend the week. Corkey Owens. sor
Of Captain and Mrs Clayton Owens
IF New York. is spending some
time with the Odhams.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Bates ant
I'd LSlllfl VI DbI hCN ilIt. Fl>ltti tilt
Odhams over the week end
Many of Judith Ann oldham s
friends from Madison College have
visited the Memorial room al
Sharon Church
Betty Gates has returned to her
home here from Winston Salem
where she visited her sister Mrs
Neyin Rankin,
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce GATES. Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Walthall attende
the Little League baseball cham
pionship game II South Boston
Tuesday night. Richard Osborn
nephew of Mrs, Gate, started the
game BY throwing ne first ball
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\. klcc

Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Crawley were Miss Clyde
Bell. Of Culpeper: Mrs. Claude Cor
don. Of Lynchburg. Mrs. Fletcher
Burger and daughters Lou and
Dorothy Ann, Of Gladstone; Mrs.
Eugene Budd, Of Hopewell Mrs
Coin and daughter, of Farmville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest CraWley and
sons, of Richmond; and the Rev.
Parker Perkins
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
THE CAVE MAN

Il don't like Bob Last night
wanted to show him how well
could whistle, and when l puckere6
my lips real nice -
We'll. what them"
He let me whistle
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What a poop deck view of Dis
trict 3 football for the home fans
In fact. the Buccaneers will play
away on only three occasions and
against Prince Edward Academy
at Farmville. Amherst and Amelia
With Is lettermen and 10 seniors
now fully acclimated to scholastic
football. that long stand before the
critical eyes Of the home folks could
be very pleasant for Coach Frank
lin.
Franklin has summoned his squad
OF approximately 90 to report for
preliminary activities Oh August -
and % from am. 10 noon He
will conduct the first practice Sc
sion on August %
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Home Demonstration
Club Picnic Set At
Curdsvi!Ie Center

The Home Demonstration Club
picnic of the New Store and Hickory
Grove Clubs will be held at Curds-
vile Community Center Wednesday
August II at pm
An invitation to citizens Of the
community has been extended.
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Game Set Here

The Farnrville field has been Sc
cured as the site for the rubber
game Of the Summer High School
League preliminary playoff between
Amelia and Randolp'i-Henry.
Thr game WIN b. PLAYED toniah,
Fridarl starting II 5 pm.
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James River League

Results
Powhatan Cumberland
Amelia 8. Orchid )
Buckingham 8 Arvonla
HighIights
Cumberland and Orchld both
losers last week. failed to break the
deadlock oyer first place while
PoWhatam continues its surge up
ward Manager CLARK Worsham $
PoWhatan squad now has Won eight
pf t~ last nine and HAL The loop !
beSt record III lie lo~t column
Amelia. Winning fiHp of lis last six.
N a..O MOVING Up.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
Little Boys Baseball All-Stars Win
4-3OyerSOuth Boston In Comeback

Little Boys Baseball state tourna-
ment underway at South Boston
A jittery Farmville team lost IS
to 0 to Brookneal in the opening
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
&hAne Ne,v,
By JOHN STICK
Piaskin Book In News

Coach Billy Franklin caller acquaint With the
Central football,
good lights
available BCfS by fall
The including contests With CfeWe
Blackstone County Appomatox
that order
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FarmyIle's Little BOYS Baseball
All-Stars came back strong Wednes-
day night to defeat South Boston a
to 3 and stay IN contention in the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07

contest Of the double elimination
tournament, Monday night.
The All Stars return TO the tourna-
ment city tonight Friday Tor a
contest AGAINST the winner Of the
Chase City-Halifax came Thursday
night.
IN Wednesday nights to ? VIC
tory, Jack Quinn tossed an all-the-
way two-hitter at South Boston An
eight-hit FagnTille attack behind
him sewed up the victory
SB Runs tnearned
The South Boston runs against
Quinn were mearned, two All-Star
errors il the second permitting the
losers to tally twice, and putting
Farnlville behind to /.
A three-run fifth inning on a bar
rage Of singles put the All-stars
ahead 10 stay Bill Bridgefofth 5
double against the wall i'll right cen
ter was the same outstanding
extra blow Gtsinn and George
Clements clipped in with three
singles each and Tom Fulcher
added the eighth safety.
The defeat eliminated South Bos-
ton from the tourney Last year.
they carried the VIRGINIA banner in
the Dixie Little Boys World Series
At Columbus. Miss
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-07
Sideline Shorts:

AMELIA COUNTY S new softball
league church team organi-
cation has a fine gimmick by
way Of player qualification If
you attend church or Sunday School
on two Sundays a month, ok. you
play. Less than that. no play
Sounds like fair arrangement to
US.
H-SC'S LARRY HAMMER. sub
shutting for Coach Phil Copley. is
tutoring Amelia Highs summer
league squad. Tuesday night Coach
Hammer had the pleasure Of seeing
his pupil Hammer. his younger
brother and sophomore shortstop.
lash out three important singles in
a 5-4 win over Randolph-Henry in
the playoffs. Between National
Guard camp and vacation. Coplev
has turned the reins over to Larry
for the balance Of the season
USE OF FARMVILLE field for
the Amelia Randolph Henry play
off tonight Friday is a continue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
STARS IN THEIR OWN RIGHT OUR CALIFORNIA DRESSES

I Mare pc
aMmdc msotp u% nU D8 Dresses
MMm J ~
MmMM%W %m w%H~
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Should a girl
telephone a boy?

she rings him mp viii he ring her of? Calling boys
PrerOgave, Dick Clark says rue be upset
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y Under ordinary circumstances, a
girl is very foolish to telephone boy,
because she is putting herself in dan
ger Of being called q chaser" How.
ever, there are exceptions to the rule
and / think that in this case you had
a legitimate excuse.
1t might have been a little more
subtle to have arranged for this boy to
find out the facts from q mutual friend
and have let him do the calling, but /
can't see anything improper in the
way you handled it.
When b . boy So0 shoS7
DEAR DICK: My problem is one Of size.
rs not that I'm TOO tall, bus that the boy
Hike happens to Be too short. h seems
to me that short boys only think Of taller
girls as friends and nothing more. Could
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MY FAvORTTE summertime reading
NA still is your letters. Here are FIVE
Of them I'd like to share with you.
To say the least, they present real
mixed grill'' Of problems. Do any of
them echo questions of your own?
DEAR Nh. CLARK: ] sUGs asked By too
different boys to the biggest dance ofIhe
year, and accepted the first Invitation.
When my date called me up tscO Days
beforehand and told me he had the
German measles, ! phOned The other boy
('UhO everyone says is pretty gone on
DVe) and he said he'd still LOUc 10 take me.
IdOn't make il habit to call up boys
but my gid friend insists that she's
neUcro0IIed up a boy and ncucr giN and
that what ] did sO0sn't proper. Who's
nght9 JUNE, Davenport, la.
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a short boy fall j" IOve ~ith a taller
giH3 haze never come across prob
lem like this before and ] 'UOndev if you
could help me out.
CAMILLA s., Salt Lake City
. Feelings aren't measured in feet
and inches. just let this friendship
develop naturally and if you find you
measure up to each others interests
and ideals, that will be the only yard
stick which will matter.
FaOs guilty.!
DEAR DICK: Poe been going 'Uih a boy
named Jimmy for foe years and we 'oeTe
getting along fine. Right before school
iUdS out his science book sUGs missing
and someone told him that took il, but
! didn't. He asked me if ] did and ]
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The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Round the Town
nlnnMTTn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHARLES WILSON, pres
ident of the Wilson Contrac-
ting and Engineering, will be
general chairman of the 1860
Parade of Homes committee.
The Parade of Homes will
be held in the Glenn Heights
subdivision, running fr m
Jan. 80 to Feb. IA. Mr.. Wilson
has developed such subdivi-
sions here as Country Club
Manor, Desert Aire and Car
los Terrace. He is formerly
from Detroit and he and his
wife have two children. E.
BOB FELDMAN, son of
MIR. AND MRS. ABRAHAM
FELDMAN, has been award
ed a general resident scholar
ship to the University of Ari-
ZOna where he is enrolled IN
the College of Business and
Public Administration. He
was recently elected ZBT
pledge cla IS secretary and
was recently made a life
member of Tucson AZA. i.
MRS. BERT F.
BLOOM has been elected Sec
retary of the Arizona Heart
Association. DIR. M A Y e r
HYMAN was elected to the
board of directors.
MIR. AND MRS. MIKE RU-
MACK recently re turn e d
from Chicago where they at
tended the Bar MitZvah of
their son, EVAN
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

BRUCE, son of DIR. AND
MRS. DAVID RUMACK.
MRS. Nj. j. BROWN, long
time resident of Tucson, has
left to make her home in
Los Angeles with her daugh-
ter, MRS. ANNE VEIN
BERNIE ROTH has been
promoted to the post of State
Editor of The Arizona Daily
Star.
Spending a week in Tucson
as guests of the NATHAN
RAKITAS and MARTIN RO-
SENBLUNIS are their neice
and nephew, DIR. AND MRS.
MYRON SILBERT, and son,
WALTER, of Los Alamos, N.
M. DR.. Silbert is a physicist
at the Los Alamos Scienti-
fic Laboratory. -.
MIR. AND MRS. SAM
YAVELBERG were honored
on their 25th wedding ami
versary Sunday when some
so friends gathered at the
Monte Vista Inn. The party
was thrown by MIR. AND
MRS. JOE KALI. Mr.. Yavel-
berg is Mrs. KalPs brother.
Mr.. Yavelberg's mother came
from Philadelphia for the
party. :.
MRS. SAM MICHAELSON
is recuperating at home fol-
lowing recent surgery.
CHARLES III. WHITEHILL
has been elected president of
! the Tucson Community Camp
| for Exceptional Children. AL
so on the board are EMANU-
Ell FINKELSTEIN, SOL
KOTLER and HARRY ROFF-
MAN. :.
MIR. AND. MRS. IRVING
BARTZ leave Sunday for New
York on a combined business
and pleasure trip. DIR.
AT, GERSTEL of Los An
geles is spending the week
end with his parents, MIR.
AND MRS. MEYER GER
STEL.
MRS. MEYER AGRON has
been named Jewish co-chalr-
woman for the local Women's
committee of the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Family Service
Set Plans For
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the
Jewish Family Service will be
held Sunday, Dec. 6 at a
brunch at the Ell Conquist-
ador Hotel, it has been an
nounced by Mrs. Otis Mill
er, arrangements committee
chairman.
Serving with Mrs. Miller on
the arrangements committee
are Mrs. Paul Present and
Mrs. Minnie Meyer.
To be honored at the meet
ing are the retiring chairman
of the Jewish Family Service
committee, Joe c. Baum, and
the retiring chairman of the
doctors panel, DR.. Stanley
TanZ.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30
Tucson Leader
May Get High
CJFWF Post

j. C. Fruchthendler, Tue
son community leader, will
stand for election as presl-
dent of the western states
region of the Council of
Jewish FederationS and
Welfare Funds when an
nual meets are held in San
Francisco Nov. 1915.
If Mr.. Fruchthendler is
elected, it will mark the
first such honor for Tue
son. At the national conven-
ton David N. GinSburg,
Tucson Jewish Community
Council president, will lead
a discussion on fund-rais-
ing.
Attending the convention
from Tucson will be Mr..
and Mrs. David N. Gins
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
H. Kaufman, William Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Young, Mr.. Fruchthendler,
David Kramer and Benja-
min N. Brook.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-30

STRIKES TO SPARE 4.
In last weeks bowling Herb
FEEDER came in with high
game of 225 and Ike Kuro-
patkin put together a 631 Sc
ries. Jerry Courtney
bowlers had high team game
Of 973 and Lieberman Shell
had high team series of