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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Jetersville Rural News
College Students Come
Home For Homecoming

spent the week end with Mis-. Far
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs R. E
Flippen.
Mr.. and Mr.. c. r Stone and
daughter. Anne Page. Of Amelia
ard MI. and Mrs. J. N. simons
OF wilson We're guests Sunday q
Mr. and MIS-. J. ~ Stone.
L. M. Sanderson will leave Wed
nesday to attend the State Fox
Hunt which IS e b. hela AZ Chase
city this year
Mrs. j f.. Stone visited Mrs FL
ner Linsey, Of Forest. Oh Monday
Mss Josephine Thompson, Of
Richmond, spent the week end with
her parents. Mr. and MIS-. Willard
Thompson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30

CONTINUED iron. page IL
struction of the Student Activities
Building lit was built primarily
with gifts The association pur-
chased the Jarman Memorial Or
gan in Jarman Hall.
A more recent project of the as
sociation was the establishment OF
the Alumnae House Another phase
of the Longwood alumnae interest
in their alma mater has been their
support of the Institute Of Southern
Culture for the past three years.
The association plans to support the
institute this and next year. having
agreed at first to sponsor or sup
port it for five years.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Annual Recreation
Meeting Wednesday

The annual meeting OF the Farm
vile Memorial Recreation Park AS
ISOLATION Will be held Wedaes day
November a, at pm. at the Trial
Justice Room of the Court House
At that time, according to DR.
S. C. Patteson, president. new Of
'Ticers and directors will be elected
III accord with the bylaws of the
organization
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30

Der Of years he served as a director
Of the Prince Edward Flue-Cured
Tobacco Sterilization unit. He has
also served as a member of the
Five County Fair Association board
Of directors for a number of years.
The candidate from the Meherrin
area is a registered Democrat, and
is seeking his first elective office.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Miss Cogdill Is
Bride OF Mr.. Cook

Clarence Woodrow Cook. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Cook, Of Pow
hatan county, and Miss Elizabeth
Ruth Cogdill. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Cogdill, Of Curnber
land, were married Saturday, o.
tober "a, at the Baptist parsonage
with the Rev T. P Reynolds Of
floating
The couple will make their home
in PoWhatan county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-30
Newcomer Arrives
In Tynes' Home

A newcomer. Matthew Powell
Tynes. III, has arrived in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Powell Tynes,
Jr., Of Charlotte, N c.
Paternal grandmother is Mrs. NJ.
p. Tynes, Of Farmville.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-11-26

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
Welcome Delegates To 10th Convention!

BEHALF OF the Supreme Administration and in be-
oehaf OF the entire membership of the Coatan Frater
nal Union of America of which membership you repre-
sentatives at this Convention bid you sincere well
come TO the City Of Detroit!
1t warm wish that your deliberations at this Con-
vention be OF benefit to the Society and it's membership
that may be of honor and pride members
In our new homeands America and Canada and to all
atians here and abroad.
Among you there are 40 sister Delegates whom We
congratulate for the honor which the members of their
Lodges entrusted to them
We see 26O Lodge Officers and Officials among you
who are particularly welcome to this Convention for their
experience in the conduct Of Lodge affairs will be useful
during discussions Of matters for Improvement Of our bust
ness in the future.
The greatest number Of you Lodge Secretaries,
there being 100 Next Lodge Presidents of
whom there ST. Then order the Lodge easurers
Recording Vice Presidents Nest Managers and
Only 4S Of you hold Lodge office for the current
year.
There are also present 40 Delegates who come
to Convention for tho first time Representatives Of
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23

their Lodges Among you is nice number Of past
oers OF the Soceys administrative body whose experience
and knowledge Of the fncionng Of the Societs business
will be Of inestimable value to this Convention.
The Official Organ has published the of all
Of you who active in the twoyear membership
paign which presently still progress. The experience
Of all Of you, CFU builders officers and delegates will
be Of great benefit in discussions the Improvement
Of methods Of conducting future membership
paigns.
The experience Of al of lis which we have gained in
working for the Society in the past will guide
in the discussions coming up before
Let all here pledge that work at this Conven-
ton will be concentrated for the achievement Of
mon goa that the Convention be successful one, that
it may adjourn in short time possible and that
harmonious efforts prove fruitful for greater,
stronger and mghter Croatian Fraenal Unon-a Union
Of Croatians in America and Canada!
For the Supreme Administration Of the Croatian Fra
ternal Union:
v. l. Mandich, Supreme President
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
Dukane Tams, Alumni
| viii Attend Mass On
Sunday, September II

PITTSBURGH - On Sun.
day, a Mass will be offered at
ten o'clock at the Duquesne
University Chapel. The alum
nj Of Duquesne University
Tamburitzans are having the
mass offered in thanksgiving
for all past accomplishments
and for continued success and
guidance in the future for the
Tamburitzans and Alumni.
The choir from Mary I'M
maculate Church, North Side,
will sing the the Mass.
Following the mass, a
communion breakfast will
be held at Assumption
Hail, Duquesne University,
at II o'clock. The price per
person is $3.50.
We cordially invite all our
friends to attend and enjoy
this joyous occasion with us,
Those wishing to do so may
receive communion with us.
For reservations please call
or write to Mrs. Ellen Clair
5722 Woodmont Ave-, Pitts.
burgh II, Pa, phone Jack
son 1885, by September rs
or contact any Tamburitzan
Alumni in the Pittsburgh
area.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
Cleveland Lodqe
Nearing 50th Lap
Members Awaiting
Sept. ~ Banquet

CLEVELAND, Ohio - A
Banquet and Dance will be
staged in commemoration OF
the 5Oth Anniversary Of CFU
Lodge 403 on Sunday, Sep
tember u, at Browns Tavern
Hall, 5211 Harvard Avenue.
Doors will open at 4 pm.
and dinner will be served be-
tween 500 and 700.
Honored during the fete
will be our three living
charter members, bros. ELY
Predovic, Nick Gunovic
and Paul Ducic, and eight
so Year members of the
CFU.
Dancing will follow to the
music of Peter Samardji and
John Sajatovic and orches-
ira.
All Lodge 403 members
and friends are invited to at
tend.
Andy Tumbri, Rep.
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kolo selections will be per-
formed by the members OF
Nest 1856 and there will be
tap-dancing by Tamara Pla.
nck and Suzan Bieyl.
Other entertainment on the
program will include a clari-
net solo by Tessie Blazeko-
vich, violin solo by Mrs. Ma.
RE Bieyl, piano solo by Patri'
cia zugcich, vocal solo by
Mrs. Sarah Vinovich, and vo-
cal selections by Sherry, Su.
zan, David, Mary Kay, and
Eric Shackle.
The 5O-Year members OF
Lodge 514 will also be intro.
duced during the course Of
the program.
We appeal to all our GU
members and friends of Can.
ton and neighboring towns tc
join us in this gala celebra.
ton. Theresa Marich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
DELEGATES IN MIDST OF SESSIONS
Canton, Ohio, Lodge 514 Members To
Hold Banquet And Program Sept. 9th
Members And Friends Will Be Addressed
BY General Counsel Of The Organization

CANTON, O. - c.. F. U.
Lodge 514 will stage a 65th
CFU Anniversary Celebra-
tion on Sunday, September
q, at the American Croatian
Home, 2543 Winfield Way, N.
E..
A program will begin at 4
pm, and will be followed by
a banquet and dance, during
which the Sloboda Tambur-
itza Orchestra of East Pitts
burgh will entertain.
Sis. Theresa Marich will
extend a message of wei
come to those present and
the distinguished speakers
invited for the occasion are
Canton Mayor MIR. Charles
Babcock; Judge John Ro-
setti; Ohio State Senator,
Edward Wilmer; and bro.
Edward B. Servov, the CFU
Legal Counselor.
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during the Program.
Mrs. Francis ]. Arch, Pitts
burgh, wife of the Society's
Medical Director, will render
the National Anthem and
Rev. Victor Stefanac, st. Jer-
ONES Church, Detroit, is to
pronounce the Invocation.
introduced during the gath
ering will be all CF'U Officials
and distinguished guests rep
resenting many walks of life.
Once General Counsel
Speaking in behalf of the
City of Detroit will be Miss
Mary v. Beck, President of
Common Council and widely
known civic leader.
Scheduled for remarks
are Thomas r.. Balaban,
former General Counsel of
the Croatian Fraternal Un-
ion and at present the 1st
Deputy Insurance Commits
sioner of the Common
wealth Of Pennsylvania,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
Pitt Radio Station In
Nightly Recap Of News
From Convention Front

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The
former Director of the Ame-
rican- -Croatian Radio Hour,
Anthony J. Brajdic, has ar
ranged another public service
feature for our members in
the Tri-State area.
A daily resume of the
10th CFU Convention from
Detroit, Michigan, will be-
gin on Monday evening,
September 21st, and will be
heard every evening from
6:45 to 7 pm. over Radio
Station WPIT, which is 730
on your radio dial.
In a survey conducted
some time ago, the manage
ment reported that this sta
ton can be heard in Eastern
Ohio, Northern West Virgin
ia, and Western Pennsylva-
MIA.
Guest commentator during
these broadcasts will be the
Supreme Secretary of the
Croatian Fraternal Union, Jo-
seph Bella.
Anthony i. Rra Idle
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Phil Lodge Members
Proud Of New Setup

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -
Croatian Fraternal u n | o n
Lodge IA is pleased to a.
nounce that it's new location
is at 1927 S. End Street.
Meetings are still held on
the second Sunday Of the
month at 1000 am. and
members are urged to pay
dues at the new site.
Renovations are now IN
progress, but completion of
the work is expected in the
early fall. We are grateful
for the interest of the MEM
bers and hope they will en-
joy the new club.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
Seattle 43q Members
To Hold Supper. Fete
Saturday, October 3rd

SEATTLE, Wash. - Gro
attain Fraternal Union Lodge
439 will stage an Autumn
Supper and Social at the Ser.
bian Hall, 4352-15th st., So.
Seattle, on Saturday, October
3rd.
Dinners viii be served
from $3.50 to $3.50 p.m.,
featuring sarma, baked
ham, desserts and coffee.
Music will also be provided
for the entertainment Of all.
Tickets for adults are $1.5O
and $50 for children under
IL.
One and all are invited to
attend. Pauline Puhich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
President Of Detroit Council To
Speak During Convention Banquet
Aiquppa, Ambridge Groups To Share Spotlight
Monaco Junior Tamburitzans To Make Debut SeptemberH

ed by Ronald Dolenak, IL,
Beaver Falls, and Jack Skr-
lac, 13, Monaco.
Twelve-year-o ] d r o n a ] d
Zupsic of Monaco plays the
prim, while the cello is played
by Tony Bedich, IL, also of
Monaco. The oldest member
of the group is Joseph Zupsic
Of Monaco, IA, who plays the
bass.
The youngsters are looking
forward to their debut" and
hope invitations to many 9TH
er concerts will follow.
The committee has an
nounced that the concert will
begin at 6 pm. and two very
well known young Tammie
organizations will participate.
The young guest performers
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sessions, is Michigan's Gov
G. Mennen Williams.
Whether his schedule would
permit him to do so was not
known as we went to press
Friday, Sept. 18, with this
issue.
Distinguished others on
the state level who may
find the time to attend the
Banquet include Frank s.
Szymanski, Michigan's
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will be the Jadran Junior
Tamburitzans, Aliquippa, and
the Holy Trinity Junior Tam
buritzans from Ambridge.
After the concert there
will be a dance at the
American Croatian Social
Club on Penna. Avenue.
Music will be provided for
the dancing pleasure of all
by three we'll known tambu-
rita groups, Happy Hearts
and Dunav of Aliquippa,
and Sloboda of Monaco.
This is an opportunity fol-
all Croatian music lovers to
attend an evening of enter.
tainment which will consist of
Croatian Kolo dancing, ma
tionality chorus numbers, and
solos.
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MONACO, Pa. - The Mon
aca Junior Tamburitzans are
making final preparations to
stage their first concert at
Monaco High School on Sun
day, September 27, 1859.
The eight young musicians,
ranging in ages from eleven
to fourteen, come from two
other communities surround
ing the Monaco area.
Joseph Hoffer, at II, the
youngest member of the
group, plays second brach,
James Zupsic, Is, also
plays second brach. They
are from Monaco.
First brach is played by
Emale Shapach, IL, only
member from Hopewell Town.
ship. The bugarias are play
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23

young Auditor General, and
Frank j. ROdman, a mem-
Der of the Michigan State
Athletic Board of Control.
Mr.. Szymanski is a mem-
ber of the Society's Detroit
Lodge 351; Mr.. Rodman a
m e m ber of Hermansville
Lodge 259. The former is of
Polish descent, the latter Of
Croat stock.
Daily Radio Reviews
There was no way of know
ing at this writing when the
elections of the Society's next
Administration would take
place.
Wes t e rn Pennsylvanians,
however, should know when
the die is to be cast simply by
following nightly reviews Of
the Convention proceedings
over two local radio stations.
Broadc a s ting commu-
niques from the front In
Detroit are Charleroi Sta
ton WESA, $40 KiIocycles,
900 to 6:1O p.m., and
also Pittsburgh Station
WPIT, 73O kilocycles, 6:45
to 700 pm.
Should no bitches" devel-
op the next several days, it il
expected that the Convention
will be adjourned Saturday,
Sept. 26.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
Youngstown Ladies To
Hold Party Sept. 30th

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The Ladies Auxiliary will
sponsor a Card Party We'd
nesday evening, September
30, at the Croatian Home,
1912 West Federal st.
The party will get under
way at 1880 pm.
Members are invited to at
tend and bring a friend along.
Mary r. KOlar, Secy.
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Sept. q Convention Social Agenda =
HOTEL sTATLER HILTON BALLROOM
Detroit, Michigan
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEMTEMBER 20, 1859
PROGRAM
1. opening Remarks Joseph Bella, Supreme Secy
OF Ceremonies
z National Anthem Mrs Francis j. Arch
Invocation Rev. Victor Steanac
Church, Detroit
Greetings Miss Mary Beck
President Council, Detroit
D. Introduction CFU Officials
g. Musical Interlude Detroit Tamburza Ensemble
1st Deputy Insurance Commissioner
Commonwealth of PennsyUdnt0
TO- Remarks " Mandich, Supreme President
Fraterma Union Of Ameytca
H. Finale - God Bless America Audience
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This evening" however, the side OF Convention
life will be forgotten the Officials and Delegates gather
in the Hotel Saer Hilton Ballroom to enjoy Banquet and
Program commemoratng the Socetys 65h Anniversary.
Joseph Bella Supreme Secretary of the Croatian Fra
erna Union scheduled Master of Ceremonies
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and v. l. Mandich, Supreme
President of the Society.

II VI
Music is to be provided by
the Detroit Tamburitza En-
semble
Among the highlights of
the Program will be the pub
lie introduction of the young
est and Oldest Delegates to
the 10th Convention.
Expect State Leaders
Invited to attend the Sept.
% Banquet in the Statler Hill
ton, scene of the Convention
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-23
Hotel StatIer Hilton Will
Be Scene Of Sept. % Fete

Deputy Insurance Commissioner Of Pennsylvania
Among Many Dignitaries Who viii Attend Banquet
Delegates attending
attain Fratena Unions 10th Natl Quadnnial Convention at Detroit
today Wednesday, 3d. the midst of their deliberations
well a target early adjournment.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24

ner and Mrs. Clara Lafontaine
chairman for the card party.
Date and committee assignments
for the Annual Clean-up Session
and Family Picnic at the v.F.W.-
sponsored playground and swim
ming area have yet to be announ-
ced. Date for the installation of
officers of the Junior Girls has yet
to be determined. Blue Hen Aux
iliary will be host to the District
3 Auxiliary encampment on Mon
day, May IS; Mrs. Hilda Cannon,
who has served as district presi-
dent the past year, will preside
over this event Blue Hen Post
delegates will participate in a
mems district encampment at Do
yer the same evening with Past
Post Commander Harold r. Welch
the probable choice for advance
ment to district senior vice com
mander.
Buddy Poppy Day will be OBJ
served here on Saturday, May %
under joint sponsorship of post and
auxiliary. Blue Hen Post and Aux
iliary are also planning sponsor
ship of special Memorial assem-
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24
Milford VFW Units
Plan Springtinse
Activities
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at the home of Post Commander
David S. Hugg this Sunday at
p. m.
Other v.F.W. Week activities
tentatively planned include a 49-
star flag presentation to the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital and a spe-
cial school assembly. These latter
events most likely will be staged
on Friday, May /, designated by
presidential and gubernatorial pro-
clamation as National Loyalty
Day" These activities will be under
direction of the new patriotic in
structors of the local units, Past
Commander James p Gilmore and
Past Auxiliary President Beatrice
Kniceley.
May will bring quite a few activi-
ties for the local units, including a
Cleanup Session and Family Pic
mic at Memorial Park; district en-
campments; installation of officers
of the Blue Hen Jr. Girls Unit;
dinners, card party, Poppy Day
and Memorial Day.
Mrs. David S. Hugg, president of
the Auxiliary, has announced that
the Blue Hen ladies will cater a
dinner for Milford Area bowlers at
the Post Home and sponsor card
party at the I.O.O.F. Hall, here,
during May. Mrs. Helen West has
been named chairman for the din
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24
Del. Festival OF Arts
Due At SelbyvilIe

To usher in the 25th Annual Del
aware Festival of the Arts, the
De1-Mar-Va Amateur Art Exhibi-
tion will be open to the public on
April 20 at St. Martins in-the-Field
Episcopal Church, Selbyville, Del
The paintings can be viewed on
April 29. 80 and May l and from
1:G0-4:00 1 p. m. and 7:00-9:00 p. m
On Sunday. May 8, there will be a
continuous viewing from 100 to
500 p. m.
Oils, pastels and water colors
are to be exhibited and the subject
matter to be shown includes land
scapes, portraits, still life, sea-
scapes and abstracts. To add va
riety to the show, work by profess
sionals will be shown. There will
be group of work by children un-
der Is years of age, as well as the
work of the adult amateur artists
Ribbon awards will be made and
one each prize offered for the best
painting selected by the judges
No admission is asked to the ex-
hibit, however, a Silver Tea will
accompany the show each day and
evening. Members of the Selbyville
Community Club will assist the
Woman's Auxiliary at the. Silver
Tea.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24
Farm Custom Machine
Rates Haze Set Up
In Kent
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county farm communities trade
to exchange work. Some Kent
county farm communities trade
work as regular practice to
save on hired labor. One man will
do all the combining, another all
the baling, and still another the
corn picking. This helps spread
the investment in farm machinery
and makes individual ownership
and responsibility possible
Custom rates are based too on
the initial cost of the machine, the
number of acres or hours per year
it will be used Depreciation, in
terest, shelter, labor, etc. A So
called going" rate in the com
munity most accurately reflects
the cost of doing the job.
Following are some suggested
average rates being used in Kent
county:
Harvesting:
Corn picking, s6.75 per acre;
Combining small grains, 5000 per
acre; Combining soybeans, $3.50
per acre; Field chopping silage-
2 men, 2 tractors, wagons, $4.25
per hour; Moving hay, $3.50 per
acre; Crushing hay, $3.50 per
acre; Pick up baling, $.12 per bale
(twine) Cut, rake. bale, store hay,
$.26 per bale.
Flowing and cultiVating:
Moldboard. $3.50 per acre; Mold
board sod, $500 per acre; Disking,
$3.50 per acre; Sweep cultivator,
$500 per acre
Seeding:
Corn planting without fertilizer,
$3.50 per acre; Corn planting with
fertilizer, $275 per acre; Drilling
small grain without fertilizer,
$500 per acre; Drilling small
grain with fertilizer, $3.50 per
acre; Drilling soybeans, $100 per
acre.
Spraying:
Average (alD. $500 per acre
with PAD, $2.85 per acre; Alfalfa,
$3.50 per acre.
Miscellaneous:
Manure loader, $4.OO per hour;
Bulldozing, $1,000 per hour; Land
clearing, $4,000 per acre; Truck
III T. or less) $3.50 per hour; Trac-
tors wheel type, no operator, no
fueD 3-bottom or more large,
$3.50 per hour; 2 bottom, medium,
$3.50 per hour; l bottom small,
$2.10 per hour; Clean septic tanks,
$25.00 per job; Chain saving, 800
per hour
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24

bly, at the Milford High School,
Friday, May 20. and Memorial Day
Parade and Exercises here on Sat-
urday. May 30
Also during May, the local VIEW
units will plan participation in the
annual state conventions OF the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and La
dies Auxiliaries to be held at Re-
hoboth Beach. June 1920. Post
Commander Hugg is general chair
man for this years state conven-
ton and Past Post Commanders
Clement Nevin, Harold Welch, Paul
Duphily and James Gilmore are
also slated for active roles.
Reports on current activities and
discussion of plans for future ac-
tivities will highlight the next
regular meetings of the two units.
Blue Hen Post will meet Tuesday,
April 28. with Commander Hugg
presiding and the Ladies Auxiliary
will meet Monday, May 4, with
President Hugg presiding.