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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02
LEGAL NOTICE

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2Ma located III spencer Dis
Fllct c4. P0whatan. Virginia, HI
the name cf Jacob Harris
Order II Publication
40
JACOB HARRIS. If Living, and If
dtceasd4. his unknown hers.
devisees. and ASSIGNS. and TO.
WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN:
TaH aro Hereby notified that d
raet If lsnd located III Spencer Dis
ct Pnu'Aatan County virginia
crihad as i0la acres, more or
'asS. Nf III the name OF Jacob
r@Aris. pGHha.an. virginia de-
crNad as ~Caihar- III. Wis sold
n the 10Th dav Of December. 1895.
ar iielMnWaf taves leN!es. interest
a c0sts t9 tAn Commonwealth of
-r lila. fg! tila vear lG58. and ap-
cation f1r taa purchase thereof
#v.n 6an flad In his office. and
apueaMna lrcsr tac records FIN
N.s 0taa sal ou are III nlay 9e
nte~esttl in eia land. YOU are.
therefore,. not4.gi 20 apnear within
oar la9aihs srom the date of
rs= noGra agl sa NJ what is neces-
rH III pro4ef w0fr iltara-ss.
WILLIAM zEsyE.Y IN. CLERK
08LRT RffrpGlpH JONES
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Richmona Ne NnsiNa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02

We extend them our deepest SYM
pathy
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y OWnby have
returned from visit in Tennessee.
The young people who were away
at school have returned home to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Jones came
Thursday and took their parents to
Farmville to do some Christmas
shopping
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Jones and
two sons visited in the Jones home
Sunday evening and brought gifts
for the family
Miss Betty Floyd Jones arrived
Saturday from Westhampton Col
lege to spend the Christmas holiday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Keller and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Jones and family were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. B. WIKI
inson Sunday
We wish for the Herald staff and
all its readers a very pleasant
Christmas and a most happy New
Year.
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News 0f frozpeef
los 81 ffozpeef
Christmas Brings Usual Homeluard
Trek OF Many Natiue Prospect0rs

Christmas. 1858, brought the usual
hcmeward trek Of all our native
Prospectors and there were many
happy reunions and much good
cheer.
Happy Ncw Year to the Her
AID start Al correspondents and
readers.
One sad note during the holidays
wa the funeral Of q beloved friend,
MAXI Z " Paulette. who died al
Wakefield and We buried from
Prospect Methodist Church of which
she had been a lifelong member.
Visitors AZ MT. ana Mrs. G. A.
l#raeir during TIE Christmas hol-
daNs were Mr.. and MIS- W. S. Scott.
Miss Patsy Scott and Tom. Of RIch7s
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mond, Mn and Mrs c. A. Garden
Jr., Glare and Bagley Garden. Q
Kenbridge, Dr. and Mrs. Ned Craw
ley, of Hampden-Sydney; Mrs I. c
Glenn and Mrs. Barbara Brooks
Of Farmville, and Miss Alma CraW
\ ley, OF Richmond.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Glenn anC
Mrs Andrews entertained DR.. FlooC
Andrews and two sons, Of Blacks
burg. Mrs. Belle Vaughan. OF Nash
vile. N C.. Benny Carter. D.
Orange, and many others during
the holidays.
Dinner Guests
Dinner guests OF MI. and Mrs
Emery Chick Christmas Day were
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Shaver and
Mike. Of LuMberton, N. G.. MIR. and
Mrs Max Patterson and Sharon
Of Altayista; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Vaughan, Bobby and Brenda. OF
Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs. J b Car
ter and Benny spent the week end
and Mr.. and Mrs Shaver remained
throughout the week.
c. NJ Price. Jr., of Stanton
spent the holidays with his parents
Mr. and Mrs G. M. Price. and his
sister. Mis- Carey Blanton Price
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Carson. Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Carson and son,
Danny Glenn, Of Appomattox, and
Gene Carson. Of VPI. were dinner
guests Of Mrs. Eta Glenn Christ
mas Day Sunday dinner guests
were Mr. and Mrs G. w. Glenn.
Misses Walker and Betsy Glenn. Of
Farmyille, and Mrs. r B Wilson,
OF Green Bay. Mrs. Mary Glenn
Taylor and Miss Nancy Taylor. Of
Richmond. spent the week end here.
Guests Of Mrs j. H. Young dur
ing the holidays were Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bradley. of New York. and
Billy Young, Of Richmond
College Students Home
Richard Foster Glenn. Of Hamp-
den-Sydney College. and Miss Linda
Taylor. Of Mary Washington Col
lege, spent the Christmas holidays
N their respective homes.
Mr.. and MS Robert Morgan. Of
Danville. visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs n H. Glenn, during the
week end
Nat Wilkerson and r. A. Brisen-
tine are patients in Southside Hos
pitai We wish for them q speedy
recovery
AIr aha MR. &. r Do. HID chii-
7ren risifed his brother III lynch
burg Friday
Rev ana MR.. Philip Thomas
visited relatives at Dahlgren ana
Lively during the Christmas week.
Mr. and Mrs o. P Farrar spent
the Christmas week with their
daughter in Richmond.
Mf and Mrs R Y Hurst of
WA -hington. spent the holidays with
her mother Mrs. John Lane.
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Trents Mill

editors note: This Community
newsletter was intended for publi-
cation in the regular week end
edition Of The Herald, Friday. De-
cember rs. However no paper was
published that date due to tn e
Christmas hoiiday)
Winter is here in full force with
snow and very cold weather for this
early The second Sunday in De
cenlber the snow fell SO fast that
about noon it was about eight
inches deep No one ventmed out
70 church except the preacher.
Rev Larry Wacaster He didn'
see anyone else 50 he returned
hon}e.
On the third Sunday the usual
crowd was out to hear Rev Wa
caster preach a Christmas sermon
and practice for an entertainment.
Our community was saddened by
the sudden death Of Mrs John
Harris. Besides her husband, she
leaves one daughter Mrs Alma
OWnby and three grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-01-02

HOME 70 rooms. bath. fl0e rooms
first floor. five rooms second loor
Kitchen on each tlod'. suitable for
two apartments Nice location. one
block from hospital. blocks from
downtown. located Sl3 Buffalo ST.
Farnville. Write Lester a Jones.
800 Second Street d Gail 29A-R.
12-l9-6p Fl
TYPEWRlTERS. ADDING machines.
Weyanoke Book SHOP. l-2-iD
~~~~~~~
MICH COWS i Gdarnsg +. fresh
and coming fresh, EIolstcin. fresh
and coming fresh next few days. i
l.. Garnet Rice. Va l1-a0-1t
WHY worry about troublesome
skin infection TRY V-J-O. Grays
Drugs fa-lQ-52o
-~---~
FOAM RUBBER Assorted s,zes
and thickness. weight marked on
each piece special price. sl1A
per pound Army Goods Store, ID.
Louis Dahl. Owner. 1922 & i-2-n-l5
ADDING MACHINES & Typewrif-
ers. Southside Business Machines.
Corner Of Main and High Streets.
FarmvIlle. sat-
SHRUBBERY n cVergreenS. Pyra-
cantha. azalea. Mrs. Fielder Hub
oard, Rice. Virginia, Phone s01l-W
n l0-24-rf
Or RENT - Wheel chairs. hospital
beds, crutches. canes, or sick room
needs. Gray's Drug Store, Farm
vile. 6-10-u
FARM EQUIPMENT: Your Fergu-
son. New Holland ana New idea
iealer. Taylor salas. mel Farm
vile. Va 9Z6-t
BOUND OAK WOOD s,oVe or fiae
place lengths. VIII haul distances !
price reasonable, Phone Backina
ham, YU-3-2237. David NJ word III /
l2-2Hf /
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMPLETE line " Aunu4i8 tQaip 4
nent: guns. shells, coats, vests T
pants. boots. gun cleaning kits. etc
Farmville Electric Appliance Co +
ohone 204. io4 NO Main Street
Tarmvslle. va, l0-3-tt
FOR BEST PRICES on triple track
storm windows ard doors
,hone 3s3. Watkins ANAing q sim |.
20. l0-Tff #
1ENEIIAN BLIND TAPE ana cord
or do-it-yourself, Watkins AWNING
To-. phone 1893, Farmville. l07-tf
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Round OAK wood Buck
inghanl Farm Supply Co Dl'wyl
Va. Phone VI 3-277l ia-s0-.l
POWER saw IN A.l coad-t9u \
Used very little. Cas- r. SEN after
$50 pm. at 2l4 Z. Third sraat
I2-9Q-2tp
1850 FORD: Main Street Carag
Phone 507. 12-3G-I
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sALEsMEN

The new reserve medical pIar
is here and it's sensational We
need several top men to hondle
the heavy demand for this pro
lection. Qualified leads fur
nished dolly. For appointment
coll FornviIIe ny between
$50 ond $50 am.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not nee

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not nee
ssaIy, prefer married man BE-
tween 26 and s. years. Reply YATES
Motor Company, Box g. Powhataa
Virginia i12t
WHITE WOMAN H. settled. conf
panion for retired teacher. Cc M.ry
home, % miles from Farn.gilie
Buckingham County. References
Write postoffice Box 23A. Farmville.
Va. 1871
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FOR SALE

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REGISTERED Angus Heifers -
Daughters of Ellingmere II. Bred to
Ankonian O. B. 1870. Son Of o. Bard
aliermere. 1858 International Grand
Champion Bull Ward-Farms. Anne
LA. l-2-2p (Fl
BULL Holstein r. K. Williams
RI /. Farmville. Phone 3067 NJ
l-2-4p
HOME building lot on Fourth Ave
niue Extended 100 $50 feet. Lovely
shade trees. incest section OF Farm
vile. Reasonably priced See E
Weinberg. Phone ll5. Farmville.
1l-l4-tf Fl
BOOKS at great reductionl Pre-In-
ventory clearance Weyanoke Book
Shop l-2-lp
FRESH FISH and seafood Of all
kinds every Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Farmville Seafood Mark
ct, corner Second and Main St.
5-30-tf fF)
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NOTICE

Il -
WF. ARE, MOVTNC watch for tho
aate ~ oar oren4ng the Vanity
Beauty Shop. phone $50. Farmville.
VA l-2-lt
May the TeH' Year bring You Pros
e1ity, Happiness and Low for your
fellow man Oscar ". Mcintosh IN
s4rance Agency, Phone G58-R.
FarmNille. VA. l-2-lt
9E ER HEADS mounted. hides tan
ned buckskin TUGS, gloves. purses,
othor itens giadc from deer skins.
Freed + TaXiderrny. INC. 4l2 Com
merce AVenue, Waynesboro. Va.
12-30-6t
~->~> ~>
SKATE free Fl Enjoy this white,
mort. indoors. Skate free while learn
ing. It's fun. good exercise and re
taxation. Bic door prize drawing
each Saturday night Open Tuesday
hrough Saturday 7.30 to IL pm;
Sunday afternoon to 5 pm Hill
Top Roller Rink, F'armyille. Va.
12-I2-tf
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PRe-lhvehToRY
SALE
sovines To 500

3 piece walnut bedroom suite, in
cludes bed. chest and dresser =
$3.50. BOX spring and mattress
$3.50. Display wing-back chair.
Way less than half price - $49.5O.
Odd beds. mahogany and knotty
pine - $3.50 value reduced to
s2s.5 Big reduction on all bed
room suits. Overstocked! Coco
used sofa beds - $24.50. 2 piece
sofa bed suites - $34.50. 3 piece
living room suites $3.50. Coal
heaters - Now you can save 800
Number l heavy weight Gold seal
rugs $685.. Others as low as $4.95
New baby bed $l6.95. piece
breakfast suite, plastic covered
chairs and formica table-s29.95
Single door utility cabinet $12.95
81 inch wall cabinet set - SLABS
HOSPITAL BEDS FOR RENT
See these and many more at
HODGES & DoWDY
FURNITURE COMPANY
Phone 81 Second St.
Farmville, Virginia
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. ? > : .
WANTED
HELP WANTED


WANTED. A GOOD reliable man to
supply customers with Rawleieh
Products in Buckingham ard Appo.
mattox counties or FarnVllle W.T.
Rawleigh Products. Dept VAA-s50-
l27, Richmond. Va l-a-5tp s'i
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
List Campaign Chai,men
for Heart Drive Sunday

Mrs. Anna Clause of 139 Til
den Avenue, who has organized
this Sundays Heart Fund cam
vass of Chardon Village homes.
called for support of the Heart
Fund drive on the basis of the
lib, 600 heart victims in t h e
Northern Ohio area.
Despite 10 years of genuine
progress, Mrs. Clause stated,
-.Neny challenges remain in the
heart field, specifically atherosc-
lerosis, prime cause of heart
attacks and strokes. More than
half the deaths in this area were
attributable to these causes last
year. A quarter of the deaths
among men in the 25 As age
brackets were caused by heart
disease"
She reported that the Heart
Fund had spent $36 million for
research in its 10 year history,
So million of which was invested
in research in Cleveland hospi-
tails.
Progress marked in the last
decade includes heart surgery
now possible for 90 percent o
the youngsters born with cripp-
led hearts; control and preven-
tive programs effective against
rheumatic fever, forerunner to
valvular heart disease; anti cl-
citing drugs which help h e a t
attack victims survive in great
er numbers and the potent drugs
which now take the sting out of
high blood pressure.
Others in the area working on
the Heart drive include:
CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN -
Mrs. Pauline Moulton, AS North
Hambden ST., Chardon, and Mrs.
Louise Hatch, r. D. ! Mayfield
Rd, Huntsburg.
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
Mr.. John M. Ritondaro, 1875 So
nth Street, Chardon.
THOMPSON - Mrs Marcia
Moseley, Route 528, Thompson
HAMBDEN Mrs. Frances
Farkas, r. D. 4, Brakeman Rd.,
Chardon.
PARKMAN - Mrs. Leroy Sh-
irk, r. D. 8, Middlefield and
Mrs. Carl Wilson, RID. 2, Care
ttsyille.
CHESTER - Mrs. Mary Ell
der, 1045 Sperry Road, Chester
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/, land.
MIDDLEFTELD = Mr.. Alfred
Jordak, Middlefield.
BURTON TOWNSHIP Mrs.
Ruth Millhof, Route 81 r.. u.
snrton.
HUNTSBURG Mrs. Jeanne
Schikowski, Box 40, Huntsburg,
NEWBURY Mrs. Charlotte
Burke, NeWbury.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Mrs.
Anna Clause, 1876 Tilden Avenue,
| Chardon.
MUNSON ~ Mrs. Katharine
Matthews, r.. D. 5 Wilson Mills
Road, Chardon.
TROY TOWNSHIP Mrs. Ir-
enc Kocisko, Route Q Box TIT
Mantua.
MONTVILLE Miss Bertha
Morehouse, Montville.
AQUILLA VILLAGE - Mrs.
Bernice Weeks, 100 Turner Dr.,
Aquilla Village.
RUSSELL TOWNSHIP - Mrs.
Gilda Grimaldi, Hill Drive, No
velty.
AUBURN - Mrs. Rita Carney
Route 2, Mantua.
CLARIDON - Mrs. Edna VIII
kins, r. ID. Q, Burton
cHARDoN TowNsHI p Mrs
Goldie varab, RID. Chardon
Road, Chardon.
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Claridon Church to Show Bible Movie

CLARIDON The Christian
and Missionary Alliance church
of Claridon will show a movie,
THE Bible in Mans Language
on Saturday, Feb. 81, at 7::30.
The film is In sound and color
and was produced by the Amer
lean Bible Society in actual on
the scene translations of the ma
tive languages.
The Claridon Alliance church
is located one mile south of Rt.
S22 on the Claridon Troy and
Ensign Roads.
There is no admission charge
but there will be a free will off
ering.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
CHURCH NEWS

st. Luke's Episcopal C h u rch
of Geauga County.
The Rev. Mr.. John w. Ridder
Minister in charge.
Sunday, February %, IL am,
Morning Prayer and Sermon, g
Second office of Instruction.
Nursery and Church school.
Eagles Hall, Water Street.
Sunday, February %, 4p.m.
Confirmation Instruction
Rectory, 112 Park Avenue.
Wednesday, February 25, 8 D.
m. Evening prayer and Medi-
tation 'eThe Litany and You"
, at the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
Walter G. Corey, 125 South ST.,
Thursday, February 26, 10 a.
m. Celebration of the Holy Co.
mmunion, Corey residence, 1875
South Street.
Thursday, February 26, z p.
M, Choir rehearsal at I h e
home of Mrs. David r. Booth,
441 Nortn street.
Pilgrim Christian Church News
Charles w. Srong, Minister
The coupled Club of the Pill
grem Christian Church will have
the last lesson in square dancing
on Sunday, Feb. % at 8 pm. in
the Educational Building. TIL S
has been a series of Beginner S
lessons given by Frank and Ruth
Mayerske to 6 sets of young adj
ults of the Church. A new be-
ginner's series is beginning and
there are still a few openings for
more in this Glass which will
be held this same Sunday even
ing at z. In connection wi t h
these lessons, the Couples Club
is sponsoring a square dance on
Saturday, February 28th, in the
Park st. Auditorium beginning
at 8. Proceeds from this dance
will go to the Campership Fund
for Camp Pi Chi.
The Deacons, Elders and Dea-
conesses of the Pilgrim Chris
tian Church will meet on Mon
day, February %, at 8 in t h e
Sanctuary Building.
There will be a Family Mite
supper held in the Educational
Building of the Pilgrim Chri-
stian Church on Wednesday, Feb
25th at $50. Theme for the sup
per will be Brotherhood in coon.
ection with Brotherhood Week.
Il
The First Congregational Church
Claridon. Weekly Calendar
On Wednesday, Feb. Is the
Women's Fellowship meet for a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

noon day luncheon and a friendly
service sewing meeting:
Thursday, Feb. 10, TOO Junior
Choir, 500 Senior Choir.
Dunday, Feb. %: "Story Sun
day in Lent"
1000 The Church School.
11:00 The Morning Worship
Service; the Minister will contin-
ue with his series of Lenten ser.
mons on the general t h e m e,
Gods Gifts For Great Living" "
2. The Gift of Humility.
Following t he morning wor-
ship service the laymen of the
Church who are helping with the
Building Fund Drive in the after
noon will meet for dinner. 2 to
6 Building Fund Drive.
Sunday, March /: We will
have another of our Family
Sundays; at the close of t h e
morning Worship Service then
there will be a Pot Luck Fam
lily Dinner, and a showing of the
mover, "A Stranger Returns.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Elder T. Boytar, Pastor


Church Calendar, Feb. %, 1859
Sunday School: 10 am, Les
son: The Pharisees Meet Christ.
Golden Text: Love is the fulfill
ing of the law. Romans 1910.
Central Truth: Religious exter-
nalties without an inner faith
cannot please God.
Morning Worship; ii am, Jun
ior Church; IL am, Christ Amr
hassadors; z pm, Defenders; 7
pm, Evangelistic Service; 7::30
pm, Midweek Prayer Service;
1880 pm, County Home and Jail
Services once a month; 2::30 p.
m, Boys Cadets, Mon. 3:15 p.
m, Girls Cadets, Thurs. 8 pm,
Revevaltime every Sun. 9:15 a.
m, 2 pm, and 10 pm.
I had no shoes and complained
....until I met a man who had
no feet.
The Still Small Voice.
Find the strength for your life,
worship together this week.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
Committee to Seek
Minister for Claridon

CLARIDON - At a meeting
of the church cabinet and church
trustees, Reverend Osborne Gro
we announced that he would ter
menate his ministry at the Carl.
don Church on Palm Sunday,
March %.
The following pastoral commi-
tee has been appointed to reco,
mmend a successor to Mr.. Gro
we: Warren Taylor, Peter Pet.
erson, Mrs. Loretta Holmes, Mrs
Rose Enochian, and Ronald vii.
mot.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
Methodist Young
Adults to Meet
Sunday Eve

The Chardon Methodist Men S
Club will have a Ladies Night
dinner meeting at $50 p m, Tue
sday Feb. "a, in the churc h
dining room, Robert Keyes, pre-
sident, announced today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carson
will show slides of their trip TO
Hawaii.
The Commission on Education
Charles Hall, chairman; will
meet Wednesday, Feb. 25, at 8
pm. in the church parlor.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19
Methodist Men to
Entertain Ladies

Young Adults Of the Chardon
Methodist church school will
have a get acquainted party
Sunday evening, February 20 at
8 o'clock at the parsonage, 108
North Street, the Rev. Aubrey
E. Kirby, minister, announced
today.
Teachers of the group, Mrs. Ell
sic Dean and Mrs. A. e. Kirby,
have promised full evening of
fun, food. and fellowship. Young
adult couples are invited to att
end.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

1t is in a strategic location. It
would be good for trade and is
a popular place for tourists" !"
CATHERINE BEARDSLEY :
Rt, 4, Chardon --'tI haven't thou
ght too much about 1t, but as
long as they're letting Alaska in
they might as well admit Haw-
ali too"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

rdon folks if they would favor
the admission of Hawaii also.
This is what they said:
MRS. HARRY JOHNSON, lat
South ST., Chardon "I think
it would be interesting to have
Hawaii in the union. Since Alas
ka is in we might as well let
Hawaii in too"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

This country's Longest flag
the Old Glory with six rows of
eight stars each, will be changed
this fourth of July to allow room
for the 49th state to be represen-
ted on the field of blue.
With Alaska, after a long bat
tie, finally in the union, t h e
Friendly Cameraman asked Cha
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-19

LLOYD LUTTE, Rt. 2, Char
don II would favor the ad-
mission of Hawaii. 1t is a pop
ular territory for tourists. and
being a state would make trav-
cling easier
ROBERT MINTIE, Rt. S, Cha
rdon - Eyes, I think Hawaii
should be in the United States.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
CONTlNUARA
(Viene de la Pag. 10y

sentante Republican, de Flori
ola ante ell Cengreso en- Washing
ton, William C. Cramer, como
una rendicion abjecta de los
derechos del pueblo.
FL Gobernador, quien perte.
nece al partido democratic, ha
sugerido la reunion de una Con
ferencia de Estados Federales
QUE elabore un programa bajc
ell cLal cada Estado decidiria
d6nde y cuando debera comen.
Ear la integracion escolar.
Los EstadoS tendrian cads
uno Comision compuesta por
cinco miembroS candidatizados
por los Estados pero nombra.
dcs Dor ell Presidents, quienes
,se entenderian con Ia solucion
de los casos de segregation y
derechos civiles.
"El Gobernador no Sc encuen.
ira actuando como un repre-
sentante de la Florida en- ell ca,
so actual, sine por SUI propia
cuenta en- busca del reconoci
mienio nacional de sus meritos
como un moderate, aun cuar
do para clio Sc necesite la pre-
sentaeion de una propuesta rs
dicalmente contraria a los de
secs de SUI pueblo, con ell obje
to dc obtener ell fin que Sc pro
pone", ha declarado Cramer.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-27
ROCKEFELLER
(Viene de la Primera)


sionistas en- Argentina y Colon
bia.
Anadio que la firma habia ST.
do invitada a eSos dos paises SUI
ramericanos en- vista de que una
firma operada por Rockefeller
en- Brasil y que Sc denomina
CRESCIMCO, habia conseguido
vender acciones por yalor de as
millones de dolares en- I'm mes.
Rockefeller converse breve-
mente con cada uno de los abo-
gados visitantes, segun Sc los
presentaban, recurriendo a me
nude al idioma espanol. AL cam
biar un apreton de manos con
I'm abogado de Cuba, lie dijo:
listed tambien tiene sus diff
cultades". is'
En- otro orden de cosas dijo
Rockefeller que, ell comunismo
planteaba la mas grande anne
naza a la democracia y que Sc
ria la fuerda 10 que haria 'fun-
cionar realmente a la democra.
cia".