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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
The Devils Reuther-

fccr-inoee fro- Ssck Ps9al
irsess5ss4so- --s 5s5--se-e-. g urson rues
IS sT.sFss neesed WHO PAID cUNAca FOR ms UNION
ACTIVITIES IS THIS WHAT UNION DUES ARE USED
rcs7
S--ehy Re---e~ s-S SoH5sr-y House k-s~ - cg-scss
ps-s ss q mrs sSit. n appears sssSen maj Revrner
co-psry p- pressure Gov. AIlhsrs &C tsce
IT Is POLITICALLY DISGUSTING THAT TIE GOVERNOR
o. MICHIGAN HAs TO 6cw TO The WISHES or The
UNION sARCNs
C~nscs s.srec beanc shocked a. hrs sentence
conss5e~ec Is.- Ard re gcsernor appears
g - GUILTY CT c5sTRucTINc JUSTICE
& A. WcodrvE.
Te ne Edro- Yevr edT-orlal ~MorsIe Builder Jsi
Cy-scs sAovS te public with regard
kind % -Hey elecf e6ce. They have
think this ~en election tire
hope fney will the mistake
Frank eIsin-
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RAG LABOR MEANS IMITATION! VIA BILLION
s. STEALS q!
IKE ADVISER MEDDuNe. LABOR SAYS"
S. STEALS u!

free Press 5i72)
IMAGINATION tAP-AFI clio leaders Monday charged
s.;,. e;se,lo~srs chief economic adviser with taking
xx Win me sseei industry in union contract negotiations
ss.ssnenf adopted By she AFLcIo Executive Council
e.~d On shsrnsn Raymond ssviner OF Mr. Ersenho~ers
Eee.oir Advisory Council 10 keep out OF me see labor
r-s-sss<,ers economic srgvmsnfs
csrrue h<sny AFL-cIo president, told . news con-
ss~sn~s ssylner in effect sdyoesns BY public state
r sres-e Of wages in steel and other industries al
.->e -hen American eorporssions profits are soaring
TIE AFl-cIo settlement added:
Me su,5ess he heed the advice OF other Officials
- - un5ted States Government and sow collective bar
~,-s- . proceed without onesded prevdicis arsvnen
s,,s.o :. cne segment Of fhe government.
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THAT GIGANTIC INDEBTEDNESS IS JUST
A MATER or BOOKKEEPING u!
BUT. DON'T GET RECKLESS!
TrE CHRIST. SECOND COMING RE5lRTH,
IMPERATIVE, WAGES Or SIN Must Be PAID!
gE Nc7 cEcEVEc GOD IS NOT "ockED
Whatsoever pAN sowET-. THAT SHALL HE
Also REEP - = s. Paul 20 yoU.
LETTERS: WHAT IS PROFIT?
Ls--ss g .-s ~. Tri5-rs- e III
ss-s n 1919 re Supreme cevr+ decision in Esner
~sco5e~ -Hs- si-sr browsing scocoie ItessfUre
-s=ec--sl, 90 sssai-oo % presf he justices had 70
- Ssfr-i5- sSr themselves.
II i--rss-c-i-- :. Epssins Industrial Profits
i --s Ur-s1 s.s-ss So Wesley {. Mitchell pointed
ssssrss ec~-o-ly &C into the makeup Of
prcH-
rave ssxs- .hcss - friends ~hc are c P AS what
nsr op1ss- pref. Ire IS "A proft
a. IRE Internal Revenue Bureau say
Tnsn ssk rsnSon ssnpAe 81 the public what they
frinx y - for rissl5 laughter
5ssse-f Jones-Ne~ York
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Mrs |. c. sehenek.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
Devils Hoffa's Lawyer

iconsinVed from Pace u
coUkTERFeITs AND BURI Esoues or THAT oNe
Real UNIVERSE. VOID or ADAMS. EYES. Ct Al.
DEVIL. MATTER" HELL. ETc-MATTERlEss
rIsSrlESS, SPIRITUAL. cHRiSTLIKE-ETERNALLY
COMPLETELY PoPUlATINc, sUPERsATuRATINc
'r'Is SAGE WITH iNcoRRuPTsLE. oMNIPREs-
ENr HEAVEN AND ETERNAL IlrgI
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What Is Profit

Ce~.i-YeS F-e- 5.sck Ps9ss
PART Z

fCc~-T-.e6 fr--- ssck PBee
PART
sEcuRETY.-WORKERs OWNERS CONSUMERS
TIE DEVILS Efforts g PLAY GOD VIA TIE
NEa DEAL And FAIR DEAL. AND T-E oEvLisA
HAEsGss4EN<T o. EMPLOYEES GAVE EXTRA
Ordinary IMPETUS TOWARDS AuToM1TIoN WADE
WORLD Mar n AND TIE xczEsk-NEcEsssRf.
sU- PATHETIC rascc.-TER7iELy ExPENsNEl
AND TIE Devils 7ocsEvELT--7uNsN LABOR
FsR~ SULT-siLLlo~ STEALS lave cEFLsTEc
7-E DOLLAR = IT'S -aL=-s7EEo. rGLFLlFE.
STATUS.
PROFITS MUST EE Or SUCH SIZE As TO
PROVIDE A FEELING or SECURITY
AND IS NOT 4 MATER or SIMPLE LOGIC
T-E -.scl5LE .Sc INTANGIBLE HAZARDS
FORCE DGN.cESEN7 AND OWNERSHIP 70 SEEK
~ ANSWER ~ PRAYER IS PER ST. PAUL;
LORD DIVINE LONE MA ~lLL T-oU LAVE vE
g oo7
ANSWER Is CO c-RisT JESUS. Ask AND sE
s-aLL RECEIVE SEEK AND " slELl FIND
sNccs ssc = SAIL e c-ENEc ..-l
LABOR -ss --s P=Esocs-IsE c. ASKING
SEEKING ssocKINc sJT Nc7 VA DEVILS POWER
hungry LABOR s.csE7EERNc Leaders
wE sEl-ER.7E 7-E --oyc-7 x TIE y STEEL
CORPORATION FELT SECURE aT-- 500 WILLOW
SURPLUS CASA Before UNlcNiZATlcN II Is
QUITE UNDERSTANDABLE TAT Z BILLION GIVES
No GREATER FEELING O. SECURITY TO-DAY!
REPLACEMENT COST RISES -svE BEEN TERRIFIC!
--s- 5 "-s7 --E DEVIL VIA LABOR LEADER
RscxE-EE7s --E hcN-c-Rls- SCIENTIST. las DONE
70 --su Us ECONOMY VIII TIC TOTAL
NATIONAL INDEBTEDNESS = CITIES STATES
FEDERAL cvERkoEN7-sPrRcAc-lNc 4
TRlLLlcN ocLLA7@A THOUSAND BILLION TOTAL
INDEBTEDNESS
ABUNDANCE or 20 YEARS cHRIsT's RETURN
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lossroii News SIS -oUsTED sY cio-

-. ~neyfHz helped Organize the Nsfionsl Die csssinq
mo.ss onsn which became sfFisssd with IRE Nine
"a s"ees Workers Union The latter oroup Vas later
'.''sa ''e re Go fer alleged commvniss domination
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HUMAN RACES. PARENHA6E. MATERIAL
WORLD. ARE SATANIC M-Y-T-H-sM
Cx SUNDAY SCHOOLS PROVIDE Early
AWAKElNDl6s AID LIBERATION
FROM TIE NLr-T+<1c-A-k. cEsIliSH ANTI
cs4RlsT Ps-yl-H-opA-T-HI-c. ADAAEvE
MURDERous CAM JUDAS kSkvEs AND FOOLS.
-THE EGO AND PSScsscAO cy O. ruAbAk BIRTHS
AND PARENTssooC L-THE CHASTITY FARCE
O. APgNe ~ YOUR -rATrsERIAcTs+ER GOD ALL
HARMONIOUS TIE oNE RAJ PA-eSkTA
~ And OF. TIE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
HENCE TIE c-sSl4-oL-E-s-s CAREER O. c-ssST
JESUS -Tr-E WAY TIE TRUTH AND TIE LIFE
ApPaEHENDgNe REVEALED TRUTH 400
&C. AND GOD SAW EVERY THING TrsAT -E
HAc MADE AND BEs+olD ~ WAS -ls-l VERY
GOOD. ceoesis i-3il
-ErseAr li-yesr-os DrsroS. sus Sr-~neS sea< sss-
in- n re ccnsuers FS~er c. 7Aanf 60
lake Ere
c. -hs Rev ane Mrs Jesse Cage - lI>@
rSel-,ur Ire Rev Ms cssbs se~s S--~0c,s
METHODIST feUr- esrr Js>ksors
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27
Roines News
Mrs. Welchlin Gives
Sanitation Pointers

Mrs Arthur Welchlin. h e al Il
chairman OF the John Randolph HD
Club recently attended a county
wide meeting Of health chairmen.
She offers these pointers on a
spring sanitation check weeds and
tall grass should be cut or burned,
and flies should be controlled by
screening. trapping and elimination
of breeding places
Mosquitoes may be treated by
eliminating breeding places and by
spraying at intervals with DOT or
olling drainage bitches Rats, mice
and other pests require repeated
treatments with Warfarin.
AS an all-vear precaution to keep
down disease. she recommends
burning or blrying dead animals.
Mrs. E. A. Vaughan attended the
Golden Wedding celebration Of MIR.
and Mrs. Firesheets at the CreWe
Community Center Saturday. Mrs.
Vaughan was a Week end guest Of
her daughter and son-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. Bobby Wilkerson. ii
Farmvllle Sunday, they visited
friends in Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27

Victims OfHousehold Fire Giuen
Sho,uer BY Legion Auxiliary Unit

1t. and Mrs. Jack c. Inele anc
children. Mike and Carol. OF Green
vile. S. c.. are the expected guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F
Crockett and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D
Ingle.
w. L. Dandy has returned from
MCV Hospital and is much i'm
proved.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
I. H. Flippen and Mrs. G, F. Miner
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Flippen
of Richmond. Mrs. Miner returned
with them for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Almond
III. of Portsmouth. were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. v
Smith and Mrs. Grace Almond, who
is spending some time with hel
daughter here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27

at his home here.
Mrs. Smith i'll Hospital
Mrs. Rodney c. Smith is a patient
At the University Of Virginia Hos
pltal where she will undergo car
surgery
The j. L. Parker family spent
the week end in Richmond with
Mr. and Ms. c. B. Leech. SatuI.-
day. they were luncheon guests of
Mrs. Eula Valmen.
Friends and relatives from vari-
Gus points in the state gathered at
Bethel Church Thursday to pay last
respects to Mrs w. p Province
whose body was laid to rest BY that
Of her husband in the church GENE
terry, that afternoon. Two ministers
from Urbanna came with the family
and they. with the Rev. S. G.
Cowan and the Rev. T. L. Sinp-
son, held the service.
After the funeral, the Hart family
separated. Mrs. Hart going to
Farmville for a few days visit with
friends; Dr. Hart. back to Wash
ington to a convention he was at
tending at the time of Mrs. Pro
vince's death, and Jackie Hart back
to school.
Misses Billie and Rita Morgan
came to the funeral and were over
night guests at their home here
The Rev. and Mrs. CoWan h
| Doug Cowan had supper with the
Morgan family before returning to
Kenbridge
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27
Antics Around Andersonville
Mrs. Jnners0n Visits In PENNSYLVANIA
Maple Grove Baptist Church.

at Maple Grove Baptist Church.
Mrs. Eugene Flood and j 0 h II
Flood are spending this week in
Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Poates.
Mrs. Una Flood II spending sew
cral days at her home here.
Portsmouth Visitors
Mrs. Lewis Morgan and Charles
and Nancy Morgan spent the week
end in Portsmouth visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Crews.
The Rev. Dott Bryan is improv-
ing from a recent illness.
Mrs. J. B. Forbes, Miss B G h
Forbes. James Forbes and Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Moss recently visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Dorrier in
Scottsyille.
Nan Forbes and Mike Nifong
were out of school last week with
the flu.
Mrs. Kyle Young and Miss Eliza
beth Young. Of Prospect, were re-
cent callers in the J A. Coleman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Parker, Miss
Virginia Parker, and Elizabeth Ann
Parker attended the funeral of Mrs
Parker's brother, Make Harper, al
Nathalia last Tuesday
Mrs. Stanley Hart and Mrs. Maui
rice Large called in the j. B.
Forbes and the J. A. Coleman
homes Friday afternoon.
Sonny Parker, Of Stetson Uni
versity, Fla, is spending this week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27
Guinea News
FarmersClub BANQUET
Attracts Large Group

n SoUu IldllS Z II q e ult
Farmers Club banquet at John Ran
dolph School Friday evening.
Robert Farrai. of Portsmouth
was a recent week end guest of Mr.
and Mrs Howard Walker and Mrs
Warren Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Collier and
sons. Bobby and Ronnie. of XII
marnock, were guests in the j. E.
Meador home Sunday. March Is.
Mr.. and Mrs Aldy Shaw were
Tuesday luncheon guests of Mrs.
Smith in Amelia Mrs. Shaw was
honored on her birthday.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. B. Blanton. of
Richmond. spent some time re-
Gently at their country home. Yves.
Hill.
W. P Hazlegroye. Of Roanoke.
spent the week end al his country
home. Little Mortified. His
guests were MI Nelson and Ben
Parrot. of Roanoke.
Mrs. Warren Walker left March 8
for a visit with her daughter. Miss
Lillian Walker. in Hyattsville. Md.
She also plans to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Floyd in Silver Spring
Md. Nh. and Mrs. Howard Walker
spent Sunday night in the Floyd
home.
Mr.. and Mrs D. j. Matson went
to Richmond Monday.
Mrs. w D. Walker spent the
week end with her daughter. Miss
Page Walker. IN Arlington.
w. D. Walker. III. spent the week
end in Washington. D. c.
The M T Bauserman family
were guests of his brother. Robert
Bauserman, and family in Bremo
Bluff Sunday. March Is.
Miss Betty Sue Garnett attended
the Beta Club convention a the
John Marshall Hotel in Richmond
on Friday and Saturday
The Rev. T. R. Tremble was q
visitor in the neighborhood Mon
day
Willis Warner. Of Falmville. was
Sunday afternoon guest at Fork
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Garnet
attended the American Legion and
Auxiliary birthday supper at Sunny
Side Thursday as guests Of Mrs.
r. L. Garrett
Mrs. Burton Walker. who had
been on an extended visit with
some of her children. returned
home Saturday Her many friends
were glad to see her at church
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stratton were
Sunday evening guests Of the
Charles Womack. Jr.. family
Mrs. D. j. Matson was a recent
guest Of Mrs. j. P. Stratton.
Mrs. Howard Walker has beer
confined to her home by sickness.
Mrs. Charles Womack. Jr., was
Sunday guest of the Louis N
Agee family.
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II uggle

Mrs. George Booth is improving
at the Southside Community Hospi-
tai
c. A. Simpson is a patient at the
Southside Community Hospital.
Relatives and friends here extend
their sympathy to George Penick,
Jr, in his bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Slayton and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27

From Richmond can4 inns !. Y.
Grew. Mr.. and Mrs. J b. Anies-
son and Edward Bullard. They
called on friends while they y.erh
in the community
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Roberts,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hunter fnge also
came to the funeral and they Were
supper guests OF Mr. ard MI \.
Julius Coleman.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27
Cumberland Happenings

Rev and Mrs L. B Franck were
recent guests OF Rev and Mrs. j
A. Vache in Farmyille.
Among those attending the Reed
Price wedding at Prospect Satui-
day were MIR. and Mrs. A E
Gcdsey Mrs S. w. Shepherd. Mrs
! Don Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. R
H Blanton.
Mrs. R. c. Warren and daughter
Robbie Lee, Of Richmond. are the
guests Of Mrs. Warren's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Goodman
Nh Warren will join them here fol
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George jenkins
spent the week end in Richmond
where they visited friends and rela-
tives including Miss Bessie Harda-
way and Mr. and MS A. A
walker.
Among those attending the State
WMU meeting in Roanoke Wednes-
day were Rev. T. P. Reynolds. Miss
A. Gay Gillian. Mrs E. F., Croc-
kett, Mrs. John NJ. Putney, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. George and Mrs. j. C. Hayes
Mrs. M. NJ George had lunch
con guests Wednesday, Nh. and
Mrs Roy Speas and children. her
sister, Mrs. NJ w. Lawson. and
Patsy Roberts, Of Amelia. and Jean
Lawson. of Winston-S Salem. N. c.
The Nell Putney WMU group will
hold their spring group meeting at
Tar Wallet Baptist Church March
81, beginning at 10 am. An inter
estlng program is planned on the
theme. TO God Be the Glory 7
Speakers include the Rev Kenneth
Clark. Rev. Larry Waycastcr. Ms.
John M Putney Jr. and Rev. T..
P. Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Franck had
as a guest Thursday, Mrs. Helen
Simpson. of Powhatan.
Dr.. and Mrs c. j. Buswell cele-
brated the fourth birthday anniver-
sary Of their daughter. Barbara.
With party a. their home. Invited
guests were Of the pre-school group.
including Betty Garrett. Barbara
Bugg, Sandra Allen. Debbie Adams.
Linda Dandy, Debbie Walton. Bruce
SpeaS, June Rowan and jimmie
Kellar.
Also present We're Debbie Bus
well. Rebecca Peters. Mrs. H. C.
Rowan. Mrs. Bob Walton. Mrs. G.
L. Garrett. Mrs NJ. G. Kellar and
Mrs. r. B. Peters. After games
were played. and the children en-
joyed the swings and Slide board in
the yard. they were invited into the
house where they enjoyed cake and
ice cream Party hats and favors
were given out. Then Barbara
opened her many lovely gifts
Mr. and Mrs c. B Dowdy and
children, Claire Cliff and Claudia.
Of Cleveland Ohio. are visiting
friends and relatives here for their
spring vacation
Saturday night visitors Of Mrs.
B. A. Peters and Carroll We're Mr.
and Mrs W L. Peters and daugh-
ter, Katherine, of Farmville. Sun
day visitors there were Mr.. and
Mrs J. W. Sanderson. Mrs. Wat
son Blanton and Margaret Amos.
Of Farmyille.
Nj. and Mrs. H. 6. Atkinson ard
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Atkinson, Jr..
visited Gloucester Point during the
week end
Week end guests Of Mrs. Mar
garet P. Boggs was her nephew.
David NJ. Pitts. Of Middle River.
Md. Mrs Boggs visited her sister
and brotherin-law. Mr. and Mrs.
G. E Goodwin. Sunday at Dundas
Mr. and Mrs. w. 7 Norman had
as their guests Sunday Mr. and
Mrs T. j Norman and children.
of Goochland. and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Scott and daughter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27

Monday night. POST 269 Of the
American Legion Auxiliary Of Cum
berland. sponsored a miscellaneous
shower for the Clayton family
whose home burned recently There
were 80 guests present with a gen
erous supply of linens and house
hold items.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hopkins and
daughter. Beth. Of Lynchburg. were
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B
Dandy.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27

daughters visited nsr parents. l.li
and Mrs. Henry CiayblooF h
Brookneal Sunday
Kenneth Daye. Of New York. is
spending this week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Daye
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Simpson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Temple
ton in Abilene Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27
DON'T LET cARpf I
CLEANING FLOOR you

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NOW you can clean all types
Of Wall-to-wall carpets quickly
and easily with the new Blue
Lustre carpet and upholstery
cleaner.
This very gentle foam clean
er is brushed into the carpet
with long handle brush. witt
out scgging or nattinB, Kaville
the pile open and LOFT y Orig
nal colors spring out like mage
Blue Lustre removes spots oi.
traffic paths in a fifty. WORKS
beautifully on upholstery, too
One-half gallon of Blue Lustle
concentrate cleans three 9xl2
rugs.
HOME FURNITURE co.
FormvilIe, Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27

Mrs. Mary Jamerson is visiting
her sister who is Ill in Pemsyl
vania.
Mr and Mrs. Norman Rollings
and Faye Rollins spent the week
end with Nh. and Mrs Herbert
Anderson Sunday visitors in tn &
Anderson home were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Alternately. of Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Anderson
and Juan Anderson spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Anderson
Sunday afternoon callers in the
Anderson home were Mrs. A. G.
Wood, Miss Cora Wood, Mr.. and
Ms Fred Wood and Mrs. w. w.
Moore.
Mrs john Morgan is visiting her
daughter and son-in-laW. the Rev.
and Mrs curtis Holloman, at
Sparta
The Rev and Mrs. Keith White
head and children spent the week
at Bent Creek. During the week
NIL Whitehead conducted a revival
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-27

On the sick list Sunday were
Patsy Barr and Mrs D. c. Riddle
A number of students and one
teacher have been absent from
John Randolph School. due to sick
Mi. and Mrs CLYDE Foster drove
to Richmond Sunday afternoon for
y visit with their daughter and
family. MI. and Mrs Walter Young
and children.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-18
Victim Of Suburbiu
Once ProudDairyM Industry
Is Tapering QNin County

considering purchase of 1005-acre dairy
farm in West Virginia, but he is going to
try to wait it out" for while yet.
What has caused these and other
farmers to consider the dairy business an
all but certain failure in Montgomery
County?
They blame spectators for artificial
ly initiating the price of land and continu-
ally spiraling taxes.
Mobley said that land that sold for
$3.50 an acre only few years ago now
sells for as much at $1,000 in some cases.
He blames subdividers for buying up huge
tracts and then holding them for future
building
This initiates the price of surrounding
farm land, he said, squeezing wouId-be
farmers out of the land market.
These same subdividers offer high
prices to local dairymen for their farms.
Hard pressed to make ends meet in a mar
ket that receives almost no Government
support, dairymen find it difficult to resist
offers for their farms.
Bearing out the trend were figures
Continued on Page B6)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-18
Victim Of Suburbio
By Steed Evans
Staff Reporter

The once flourishing dairy industry in
Montgomery County is on the way out,
according to the men who should know
the leading milk farmers themselves.
In fact, one of the county's foremost
dairymen gives the sagging industry only
10 years before it all but disappears.
Discouraged farmers point to h G h
taxes and soaring land prices as the chief
reasons why farmers must look elsewhere
for new acreage.
Allie Messer, m ong the county's
leading Hostein dairymen, has already
sold his 200 acres on the Laytonsville I'd.
near Gaithersburg and has bought 200
acres in Frederick County.
Three sons of Edwin Fry, of Laytons-
vile, have started dairy herds in Cecil and
Frederick Counties, while Basil Mobley,
who operates 400 acres at Derwood ac-
knowledges that he too might succumb"
to pressures and move.
w. Lawson King, one of the county's
biggest dairymen with between 1900 and
1900 acres near Gaithersburg, admits to
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-09
Jefferson News Events
Trip From Norfolk Rewarded By
Successful Last Day Deer Hunt

1If h. Chrisley and Her three
children were guests Of the R E.
Allison family, Of Richmond, Fri
day, January 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Bradley, Jr.,
and daughters, Carol and Brenda,
spent the day in Richmond Sunday
with Mr. and MIS-. Bernard
Baughan add family. There were q
members Of the Keeton family
present for dinner on the first Sun
day Of the New Year
Noble Pioroy and Raymond
Piercv of. Norfolk. arrived very
early Monday morning to join A.
r. Piarcy and S. F. Percy in that
last deer hunt Of The season. A. R.
Piercy wal successful in bringing
one ", me Norfolk men returned
home late Monday night very
happy with their days hunting even
,hough II was extremely cold and
windy.
Little K@la Gwalmey. Of Rich
mona spent the week end with his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-09
tuesdays And Thursdays
Farm Machinery
Repair Classes
At Buckingham

The farm machinery repair
class at Buckingham Central High
School. which opened January 6,
will meet on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings each week through
the month Of April. Gordon L.
Baldwin. vocational agriculture in
structor has announced.
During the twice -week sessions
from Z to 10 pm, all the faclli-
ties OF Central S well equipped school
farm shop are available to the
farmers of the community T c
shop has the tools and equipment
for making common repairs to
practically all farm machinery.
Baldwin said two instructors VII
be present to assist members in
repairing and constructing equip
ment. Lewis Wright will assist with
Welding and machine work while
E. E. Banton will help with wood
work and general repairing
Several farmers in the past. have
4 found it desirable to construct farm
equipment in the shop. and they
have built such items as WAGONS
trailers. and truck bodies and found
them quite satisfactory Baldwin
noted.
All persons attending these elias
ses are expected to pay a nlainten-
ance fee which is good fol the en-
tire season. The only other charges
are for actual materials used. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-09

ert E. Shaver. while his parents
MIR and Mrs. Waitsell Gwaltney,
and brother, Robbie, spent the
week end in Washington, D. c.,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Shaver
Another week end guest was Miss
Diane Chrisley.
For Sunday night supper, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fl Shaver
were Mr.. and Mrs Meade Woodson
and daughter. Agnes, of Bucking-
ham.
Returns From Holiday
Mrs Ben f. johnson has re-
turned to PoWhatan, having spent
long holiday vacation with her
son and his family at Fort Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Bowden and
sons, Of Richmond, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Williams for
several days during the holidays.
Miss Linda May Perkins returned
to Norfolk Sunday accompanied BY
Miss Dorothy Bibey. Of Akron
Ohio, who was her guest for four
days during the New Year vaca-