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States Regulation of Fireworks Expected to Produce Safe, Sane Fourth

BOSTON, R-This may be the Fourth of July when the nation may escape even a single fire work fatality, Percy Bugbee, gen. eral manager of the National Fire Protection Assn, said in a state ment today.
 "As far as fireworks are con- cerned, we have almost reached the safe and sane Fourth so long campagined for," he said.
 In 1889, the record was 5,573 fireworks casualties. There were 13 deaths, 177 eye injuries includ- ing blindness, Al losses of fingers and hands, 37 fractures and inter nal injuries, and 5,305 cases of burns and decorations requiring hospital treatment.
 And this was by no means the worst year, he emphasized.
 Today, Bugbee stated, only seven states-Louisiana, Mississ- ippi, Missouri, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas and Tennessee-along with Alaska and Hawaii, do not control the sale and use of fireworks on a statewide basis.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03
California Miss Heads Into Wimbledon Finals

WIMBLEDON, England, R - Darlene Hard of Montebello, Cal, trounced Sandra Reynolds of South Africa Thursday GA, GA and went into the women's final of the Wimbledon Tennis Cham pionships Saturday against Maria Bueno of Brazil. Miss Bueno busted Sally Moore of Bakers field, Calif., 6-2, GA.
 Thus Miss Hard, a bouncy, 23- year-old former waitress, is as- signed the task of trying to keep intact a string of U. s. women's victories at Wimbledon, unbroken in P years.
 The last non-American to take the crown was Dorothy Round of England, who won in 1887. Fine Job Printing Al The Nuqqet.
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Contributors 10 the 4th of July

Contributors 10 the 4th of July Fund: $1 - John Thomas, June Rotman. Jim Mcconnell, Ray Gamble, Don Stephen, Myra Me Donald, Laura Johnsen, Elsie Sanders, Mary Honsberger, Don Billman, Bernard Katexac, John Hutney, R.W Whittier, Bill Haley, Mary Jo Swanberg, James Roth, c. A. Stenback, Sam Ailak, Bar row Morgan;
 $2-John Kiminock, Mike Viv- ieros, Pat Analoak, Don Hoover, Betty Alexander, Willie and Vir- ginia Brown, Research Boat Nat chik, John Stolpe, Oscar Wall, Jim West, Chubby Douglas, J. R. Unterwagner, Frank Vince, R. A. Luke, Star Harhut, c. Crou, R. Pennykamp, Rudy Wesley;
 $5-Carl Glavinovich, Alex Me Innes, R. Hardy, James F. O'Sulli- van, Earl Coulthard, Ice Cream Center, E. P. McCarron, Les Kel- Ter, Al Van Cries.
 Other contributors will be listed in the Monday issue of the Mug get.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
PRINCE EDWARD

WhittS Diner, Prospect Road
Prospect Equipment Co. Prospect
VIC. Chick & Bro, Prospect
Hix & Carson. Prospect
Prospect Service Station
Price Service Station, Prospect
J. L. Metcalf Store. Darlington Heights
7. NJ Metcalf Service Sta, Darlington Hts
w. A. Watson Co.. Darlington Heights
\ u Spencer Service Sta, Darlington Hts
Powers Service Station Kingsville
Ellingtons Grocery Worsham
Irving's Service Station, Worsham
Palmer's Store, Green Bay
Burkeville Drug Co.. Burkeville
Ellett's Grocery, Jennings Ordinary
Marshall & Cook Rice
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
BeIono Account
Berkeley Heath
Attends Camp
At Deltaville

Berkeley Heath left Monday for a
weeks stay at the camp at Delta
Vile Larry Braudlick would have
gone too but he is in a Richmond
hospital. He seems to be improving
and may return home this week.
The Rev Joseph Matthews con
duced his regular service at Provi-
dence Church at pm, Sunday.
The attendance was quite good con
sidering the hot weather and the
approaching electrical storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Brent
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Downing in the Northern
Neck area. 1t was a golden wedding
celebration of the Downings She is
sister Of Bernard Brent
Mrs. Beulah Walthau and Willard
Walthall spent Wednesday in Char
lottesyille with Mr. and Mrs Jas
per Lyons Miss Leila Vest and
Miss Courtney Martin accompanied
them to Charlottesville
Miss Barbara Booker left last
week for RidSecrest, N. G. 1t was
Library Week, and she enjoyed be-
ing there
Mrs. Susan Kelly has returned TO
her home in Richmond after spend
ing some time with j H. Braudrick
and Mr. and Mrs. J E. Booker.
1t is much cooler now. but Belona
did not receive the refreshing rains
that many sections of the state had.
We were happy not to receive
storm.
Mrs G. A. Garner. of Phla-
delphia, who is Miss Birdie Baugh's
guest. is enjoying seeing many of
her friends in the county.
Miss 10 Elan is at home from
Radford College for a short while
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Elan She will return 10
college in September The Elams
have had many guests recently and
they enjoyed them
Be sure to take care Of the birds.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
TussIe HishIishts

Sunday August 80 the annual
joint meeting Of jamestown and
Appomattox P E Churches Will be
held at the Appemattox Church The
Rev Billy Wilson. Of Richmond will
be the guest speaker for the 100
service. Following the morning ser
vice. lunch Will be served At the
200 meeting. Rev. Richard Perkin,
Of Blackstone, Will preach
Mr. and Mrs. George Shultz and
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Shultz. Of
Fredrlcktown. Ohio. are visiting
relatives here They spent Sunday
night with Mr. and Mrs Howard
Simpson, Monday night with Mr.
and Mrs Ed Motley. Tuesday
night with MI and Mrs. F. c.
Shultz, and Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Singleton They also
visited Baxter Shultz.
John Hackney. Charlie Hackney.
CraWley Krye. and Thomas Oscar
Booth won a Holsum Whirlybird
ride last Tuesday They reported
the helicopter ride was wonderful
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
APPoNATTox.

Wagner's Restaurant. PampIin
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
Warmiinster

Mr. and Mrs T. G. Adcock en-
tertained at a going aWay-party for
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Dolan.
brother and sisterin-laW OF Mrs
Adcock They were returning to
their home in Dayton Ohio after
visiting relatives and friends here,
Richmond, Virginia Beach and
Buckingham Five gallons of home
made ice cream was the dessert
for sumptous picnic supper served
on the lawn Guests came from the
neighborhood. Schuyler, Bucking-
ham. Wingina and Norwood
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryant and
daughter have moved into their new
home in the Glenmore community
and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Ragland
have also moved into a new home
in the same neighborhood
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Moon were
in Farmville Friday night for a
beauty contest at Longwood Col
lege for the selection of a queen
for the Tobacco Festival Mrs. Moon
was one of the Judges
Henry Viccellio. of Norfolk. is
spending some time with his uncle,
Chapman Glover. and his aunt, Miss
Mary E Glover He attended
Buckingham Central High School
last year. but will attend school in
Norfolk this coming session.
Miss Louise B Horsely. of Travel
ler's Rest, is improving after long
Illness
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Adcock Mr.
and Mrs Luther Londeree and two
daughters. Of Lynchburg. spent the
week end with Mrs. j n Ragland
William H Adcock. Of Boone
Mil, spent the week in Lynchburg
With relatives He is now visiting
his son. T G Adcock, and family
here for several weeks.
Mr.. and MIS-. Wilson Ragland and
five children who have been sta
toned in Texas with the U. S
Army are now visiting relatives in
Nelson and Buckingham before
leaving for his new assignment in
Tennessee. Mr. Ragland has only
six more years Of army duty be-
fore his retirement
Nh and R. p Parr and son.
RAINY. of Wingina visited Mr..
PARIS mother and his sister in
Williams burg for several days. They
also visited in Maryland before re-
turning the last Of the week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
Report Fror \ Glendale
Repor. From Glendale
Shumaker Sustains No Broken Bones
When Thrown From Overturned Truck

Garrett ShHmaker, Of Glendale,
was thrown from his truck Thurs
CAY evening when the truck over
turned near Bremo Mr.. Shumaker
was rushed to Johnston-W Willis Hos
pital, Richmond. for examination
He was badly shaken up ~ t
fortunately no bones were broken
MRS Pearle Il Baker, Of Ports
mouth, Will visit her sister, Mrs.
Bessie Al. Jackson, here Saturday
September } MIS- Baker viii show
movies Of her world tour at Gold
Hill Community House Saturday
evening at z o'clock. No admission
fee is requested The public is
n cordially invited to attend
In the absence Of the pastor, the
Rey Milsted, the Rev G w Hughes
Of Arvonia PREACHED at Buckingham
Baptist Church, Sunday morning
Hls subject WAS Ye are the Salt
Of The Earth
Ms Billy Hill and Margaret
Page VI IfImptGn Mrs Walter
Tarver and daughter. Kathleen and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28

Mrs. Floyd Palmore. Mrs. Lucille
Heath returned home with them.
Mrs. W. H. Smith, Audrey Jane
and Ronnie Smith returned home
Sunday after weeks stay at Vir-
ginia Beach They also visited Mt
and Mrs. Alton Smith in Por- S
mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lucado
and daughter, of Farmville, took
them.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. w. I.
Stokes Sunday were Stuart Stokes,
Mrs. June MONTGOMERY and son,
Danny. Of Richmond They also
visited Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Willis
and Mr. and Mrs r. W. Boatwright.
Elaine Stokes returned TO Richmond
with them 70 spend q week with
her aunt. Mrs. Gerald Eagan.
Kenneth Hagan, Of Richmond. is
visiting Nh and Mrs. r. J. Willis.
Denny Ray and Ronald Hagan re-
turned to Richmond Sunday after
spending a week with relatives
here
Mrs. Alice Palmore, Of Richmond,
and Mrs. Lille Denoon were supper
guests Of Nj. and Mrs. Nelson Pal
more, Monday night
The Sunday School picnic Of
Muddy Greek Church held at Bear
Greek Lake Saturday. August %,
was well attended and enjoyed by
all Hot dogs. hanlburgers. cakes,
pies, potato salad, potato chips,
cakes. cookies, pickl e. S, water
melons and plenty Of soft drinks
were plentiful We always look for
ward to the picnic every year. as
old and young enjoy it.
Mrs Maize Palmore. Buddy Den
ton and Mamie May Cole were
business visitors to Farmville Tues
day.
Sam H a e her, Of Richmond.
visited Mr. and ms. p. " Wlburn
Sunday They also visited Nh. and
Mrs. Henry Hatcher.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. W. Boatwright
and children are visiting at Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Boatwrights in Dillwyn
while they are visiting friends in
Hanntnn for . chort v-h-la
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Mrs Joe Bryant and Miss Winnie
Bryant spent several days in Rich
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Morgan
and family were guests Of Nh. and
Mrs. Wiley Cole. of Emporia, last
Sunday. They also visited in Math-
ews. and spent some time at Buck
roe Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Wayne Dawson
entertained Sunday afternoon in
honor of their son, Wayne. Jr.. on
his eighth birthday. Those present
at the party were Mark and Leslie
Dunkum. Penn and Harriet Apper-
son, Hank Jamerson. Nancy Wingo,
Anne Rainey. Chip Davis, Mary
Clay Goude. Pat Snoddy. Evelyn
Yancey and Betty Jean Rakes.
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CHARLOTTE

Pugh's store, Madisonville
Harvey Bros. MadisonyilIe
J. Il. Metcaif Store, Cullen
Taylor Drug Store. keysyille
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1uase Hghishts
Joint Meeting OF Appomattox P. E.
And Jamestown Churches Set Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs O. M. Oliver and
son Tom. and Charlie Oliver spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hudson, of New Hope From
there, they visited the beautiful
Grand Caverns and places Of in
terest
Melvin Neil. of Roanoke. who
has just returned from the air radio
repair course class in San Diego
Calf. spent the week with Henry
Booth
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
Woodson Sunday We're the Rev and
Mrs Robert Woodson and children,
Of Nellysford. MI and Mrs Hasten
Bolt and children, and Mr. d
Mrs. Oliver Thompson and chill
dren, Of Williamsburg.
Miss Margaret Penick has ac-
cepted teaching position near Low
lngston
Week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F H. Wooten were Mr. and Mrs
Frank L. Fielder, Of Lynchburg.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28

brothers, Ray and Roy Lewis. Of
Richmond, spent some time at
Twin Acres last week
j. Lewis Snoddy returned home
from Johnst0n-Willis Hospital
Richmond, Thursday. Mr. Snoddy
continues very i'll.
Dr.. and Mrs. Garland Dyches, of
DillWyn, are on vacation this week
Dr. E. j Haden is taking all of
his patients in his absence. He will
be back in his office at DillWyn,
Monday, August T.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wood and son
Wesley Ray attended Buckingham
Church, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Davis, Of Ar
vonia, entertained their cousin, Mrs.
Bessie 7. Jackson and friend, Mrs.
Annie p Johnson, at dinner. Sun
day
Donald and Tyler Whitley. Of
Richmond. will attend the Univer
sity Of Virginia this semester They
are nepheWs Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A .
Davis, Of Arvonia.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley R. West, Of
The Tavern. entertained Sunday
at a luncheon at their home in
honor OF Mr. and Mrs Branch Bird
Of Gooding. Idaho on their 18th
university
Those present at the luncheon
were Admiral and Mrs. Edwin Tay-
lor, Mrs, Richard Ashby Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs Harold Jones. Of
Richmond. 1t Chris Kran. Of Arl-
lngton. Nj and Mrs. Branch Bird,
Of Gooding, Idaho. Miss Kate Trent
Of CarysWood: Nh and Mrs. Edwin
Preston Lancaster and Miss Annie
Lee Rush. Of Farmyille, Mr. and
Mrs. Beverly Randolph, of Charles
City county. Mn and Mrs. Donald
Clarke. of Portsmouth: Mr.. and
Mrs. Maury F. LeSueur and Mrs.
Louise d. Hart. of Arvonia. Mrs
Kay keenan,, Mrs. E s. Cole and
Sidney Cole. Of New Canton. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j Francis West, Mrs
A. P. Baird. Miss Mary Brown and
MIR and Mrs j Blackwell Hanes.
Mr.. and Mrs V. Wayne Dawson
and family spent the week va
cationing at Tides Inn and at Viz
ginia Beach
Mrs. w W Moore and Mrs. Lee
Medlin visited Thursday with Mrs.
H. n. Culbreth Of Charlottesville
Mr.. and Mrs e. W Ransom. Miss
Anne Ransom and Charles Pulley
and Mrs Louis Holschuh. of New
port News, spent the week end with
r. B Ransom and Mr. and Mrs
J NJ Burroughs.
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Austin G. Goode We're Mr.. and Mrs
Reginald Walker. Of Norfolk and
Mr. and Mrs. B W Nichols. Of
Huddleston
Mr.. and Mrs R. E. Charlton have
had as their guests for the week.
the Rev and Mrs. D w Charlton.
Of Enfield. N. c.
On Blue Ridge Tour
Miss Mary Virginia Charlton and
Jimmy Charlton are accompanying
their aunt, Mrs S. G. Hatcher Of
Ashland. for several days on tour
Of the Blue Pidge Parkway
Mr. and Mrs Howard F Ransom
and children OF Cincinnati Ohio,
are spending a week with R B
Ransom and Nh and MIS-. j. NJ.
Burroughs
Dr.. and Mrs Lawrence Charlton
and son and daughter iof Fayette-
VILE, Ark are spending a week
visiting Mr. and Mrs R. f Charl-
ION.
Anne Harrison Rainey. Of Curds-
vile. is spending several days with
her cousin. Nancy Wingo,
Mrs Colin Creighton and her
daughter, Colleen. Of Richmond are
spending several days with Mr. and
Mrs j R Wing.
Harvey Jeter. of Richmond, spent
several days as the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. c. R. Wood
Week in Williamsburg
The Rev and Mrs. j Ernest
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Trenholm

Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Palmore Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Nunnally and daughter. of
Richmond, Mrs Eulia cambridge.
of Ballsville. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Denoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Childress
and family and Mr.. ard Mrs. WAY
erly Heath and family, Of Rich
mond. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
Rueggs H0nored;:
10th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Ruegg, Of
Meherrln, were feted by their chill
dren with a surprise 10th wedding
anniversary open house on Wednes-
day, August 10, in the Ruegg home,
The house was beautifully decor
ated with summer flowers and
lighted candles.
Miss Rebecca Brehm rendered
special music on the piano for the
occasion.
Many guests from the community
and out of town were present To
wish them many happy returns Of
the day,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-28
Homecoming And
Reyivals Planned
In nucI1iugham

The S e h e Ii e of Buckingham
Methodist Charge Homecomings and
reyiYals has been announced by the
pastor, the Rev Howard Edwards.
Jill
Homecoming was held at Hanes
Chapel August % and the revival
concludes tonight, Friday.
Rocky Mount will observe Home
coming on September s Revival
services viii continue through the
week.
September l3 viii be Homecom-
ing Day at Browns Chapel. Serv-
ices Will continue through the week
A revival will follow the Home
coming at Arvonia. September 20
VIII preach at HIS am. His sub
ject Will be The Heavenly Home.
The afternoon service will begin
a. , pm. with the WSCS in charge
There viii b. recognition Of former
pastors and former members
Special music ELL be provided at
both Services
Everyone IS cordially invited TO
attend
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Dlllwyn News, Social Events
The Tavern Scene OF Anniversary
Party For The Birds OF Idaho

Wrenn are spending the week visit
ing Miss Mary Elizabeth Wrenn in
Williamsburg and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ernest Wrenn, Jr.. and family in
Surry
Mr. and Mrs. Branch Bird of
Gcoding, Idaho. and Miss Kate
Trent. of Caryswood were Monday
night dinner guests OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
j Francis West.
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Homecoming Sunday
At st. Johns
Methodist

Sunday, August 30. VIII be Home
coming Day at St. Johns Methodist
Church with morning and afternoon
services There viii bf dinner on
the grounds.
The Rev. F. Z White. pastor.
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Add asparagus ups Gilt into bt-e
size pieces to scrambled eggs. It's
delicious and different.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-28
PICTURES, MIRRORS, scoNCEs

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I-5.Ss SyrodOe Plaque Decorator. block
and gold finish So
1898 "UtriIIo" Reproduction 1850
I-6.9S Oriental PoneI ------ So
1888 Modern Figure Panel, gold fin
ish 80 $40
l-l4.9S Russell Street Scene $50
1888 ceromie Got" Fromed. os is,
l-24.es Picture. Blooming Desert. os
is 1850
I-34.es Musical Instrument Ponel, os
Is SI5
SIS
l-I5.9s Seonee, condIe. white, $50
l-lo.ss Seonse, candle, white, S.
l-s.ss seonee, 2-eondIe, gold finish,
$50
1873 White Bracket for wall deco
I-IS.es Seonee, 3 condIe, white $50
l-IS.os Picture. "UtriIlo" reproduction.
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I-24.9s Picture, 'Wotetront' scene,
os is - ------ SIS
I--Is.9s orientoI Bird Ponel 9.9s
4-z4.es Pictures, "Uuilo" reproduc-
tons SIS
1913 Wrought Iron Picture Frames.
soc
Io-ll.99 Console Sets - -s.e9
1888 AnteIOpes in Walnut Frames.
gold finish figure ----+S.9S
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