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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
News Account From Green Boy
News Account From Green Boy
Looneys Join Daughters Of Lynchburg
For Weeks Stay At Virginia Beach

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Looney left
Sunday after church services, to
Join their daughters, Mrs. Sam Hud-
son and Mrs. Rachel Arnold, OF
Lynchburg, for a week at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. Roy Coleman and son,
Sammy and Mrs. Lucille Nunnally
returned from West Virginia. Fri
day. Mrs. Wood from Princeton, w.
va. returned with her for visit.
Sunday night, Mrs. Lucille Nun
nally entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Coleman and Mrs. Wood, Bobble
and Joyce. at dinner
Mrs. Raymond Morgan. with Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Baldwin, q
CreWe. and Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Dunkum, of Burkeville, spent the
day at Holiday Lake, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Hickman and
children, of Richmond, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Glascock
MI. and Mrs. G. w. Palmer, with
Mrs Maude Wilson, motored to
Haymarket Saturday to take Mrs.
George. She had been guest OF
the Planners for week Mrs.
George met her son. the Rev.
James H. George, there The
Georges will 60 to Romney, w. Va.
En- route to Haymarket, they
stopped in Lynchburg for lunch,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
Ramsey Joined them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Gordon and
family, Of Chase City, were supper
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs f..
U West.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrett and
Mr. and Mrs Overstreet and son,
Of Lynchburg, were recent visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Garrett.
Paul Oven, Of Richmond is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. T. " Owen for
fishing trip to Gloucester Point He
visited his sister. Mrs. Judith Hall,
there
Gary and Paul Wilburn Of Rich
mond. spent a week with their
grandmother Mrs. Alma Wilburn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21
Hanes Chapel To Observe
Tooth Anniversary Sunday

The historic celebration in the
afternoon will begin at 2 pm. It
will include recognition of former
pastors and former members by r.
L. Hanes. Major H. R. Kelly will
give the history of Hanes Chapel.
Recognition of the descendants OF
founder Elijah Hanes will also be
part of the ceremony.
The following history, informa-
ton and pictures Of Hanes Chapel
was provided by Miss Lulie Pate
son, of Manteo.
| AS young man. Elijah Hanes
came from Hanover County to
Physic Springs to teach. it is said,
in the family of DR.. Brown. some
where in the early years of the
Buckingham Female Collegiate In
stitute. Later. he returns to Han
over for a Miss Baughan. whom he
made his bride In few years We
find him at the head Of Physic
Springs Boys Academy. for Colonel
Hanes as he is now called had an
excellent education.
Later, he established Humanity
Hall Academy nearer the center Of
Buckingham County. not far from
Slate River. which was the chief
freight route for the county. The
lovely colonial home he built still
stands. now Humanity Hall Hunting
Club. but the dormitories and class
rooms have long been dust
1t seems to have been a school
Of the highest standards. and Col
Hanes must have felt a deep re-
sponsibility for the spiritual welfare
of his students. for we find a little
chapel is built not far from the
school. at place called Stony
Point. How long this served we do
not know since we do not know the
date Of building But in 1889. we
find a new church, replacing the
other, at the present location
Legend has it that members of
the community joined forces with
Col. Hanes in the construction of the
Chapel. which was to serve the
Methodists of the area about the
school, but NOT ONE NAME Of
those who were co-Workers in the
project has come down to us. that
it was mainly constructed through
his efforts is evidenced by the
name-Hanes Chapel-given it.
Once Large Congregation
At one time this church was said
to have had the largest meber-
ship Of any church on that circuit.
But today. its membership has
b en- greatly reduced by re-
moval and death But always that
vital spark Of spiritual power has
remained, to bless the community
round about.
In the gallery as the balcony
built into SO many churches in days
Of slavery was called. are some of
the benches. apparently brought
from the first chapel, made with
Just wooden pins instead of nails.
Those who complain of the hard
seats in some churches today.
should sit on one of these block
seats for service Of several hours.
as the services of those days mea-
sured.
Far and wide over the world. the
descendants Of Col Hanes are scat
tered today. but the little country
chapel where their parents and
grandparents. and many of them
in their youthful days. worshipped
still stands. calm and serene in the
lonely little glen: guardian over
those who lived an loved it. and
now sleep in the cemetery beside
it.
May it reach out through another
century, to draw mankind nearer
the Eternal Home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

at Columbia Sunday night. S h
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
Boatwright Wednesday night
Ronnie Sees Grandparents
Ronnie Hagan, of Richmond. is
spending this week with his grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs w. !. Stokes
Donald Ray Hagan. Of Richmond
is spending this week with Mr.
and Mrs. R j. Willis.
MI. and Mrs. F. W. Boatwrigh'
and family visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j j Boatwrlght, OF Dill
Wyn, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Denoon and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Morrison. of Macon. Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Q. Williams re-
turned Sunday from a week enc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

Hanes Chapel Methodist Church
will celebrate the Tooth anniversary
of the present church building, Sun
day. August %, with morning and
afternoon worship service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

two weeks.
Mrs. R. E. Williams and Ellen.
Of Victoria, spent Wednesday with
her mother, Mrs c. IT, Redo.
Misses Stella Cheatham and Mary
Lou Raiford spent Monday in Rich
mond
E. e. Lindsey spent the week END
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Nunnally.
Mrs. Lindsey has been with her
mother, Mrs Leslie Nunnally, for
the past week. She was confined to
her bed.
Homer Myers, Of York Pa.-
visited L. T. Nunnallv, Sunday.
Hugh jenkins, II y. West and
Jack Nunnaly attended the Bruins
wick stew given by w W. Vaughan
at Prospect, Saturday evening
They reported a good time and a
wonderful stew.
Speeding is the main fault OF
teenage drivers in accidents, Ma
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-08-21

Speeding is the main fault Of
teenage drivers in accidents, Ma
tional Safety Council records show
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Baylor Rallies 3 Times,
Nips Rice on Field Goal

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 2s
(AP).-Albert Witcher stole
the ball twice in the closing
minutes today to set up Larry
Corley's 18-yard field goal that
gave Baylor a 1921 comeback
victory over the Rice Owls.
Corley's three-pointer came
with two minutes and % Sec
onds left and pulled Baylor
from behind a third time in a
seesaw battle in which the
lead changed hands five times.
The victory gave Baylor fifth
place in final Southwest Con-
ference standings and dropped
Rice to sixth.
Baylor was trailing, 1921,
when Witcher, q senior end.
took the ball out of the hands
Of Billy Bucek, Rice quarter
back, and Baylor took over on
the Owl AZ. Eleven plays car
ried to the 2, where Ebert
Whorton fumbled and Bucek
covered on the 8.
Two plays later. Witcher
moved in on Bucek again.
Witcher knocked the ball free
and Terence Mcleod covered
for Baylor on the II. Three
carries by Ronnie Bull, a sopho-
more halfback, powered to the
3 before Corley kicked his first
field goal in six attempts this
season.
Baylor earlier had scored
touchdowns on drives Of 81, II
and rs yards, with Bull scoring
Evening star., 1959-11-29
PoImer's 66-2O5 Ties
Roqon at Palm Beech

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.
Nov. % CAP).-Arnold Palmer
of Ligonier, Pa. today fired a
six-under-par 66 to pull even
with Dave Ragan of Orlando
at 205 after 81 holes Of the
$4,000 West Palm Beach in
vitational golf tournament.
Playing in a chill wind, Pal
mer bagged seven brides over
the 6,745-yard Palm Beach
Country Club course.
While Ragan scrambled for
a 70, Gay Brewer Of Crystal
River and defending champion
Pete Cooper of Lakeland pulled
into close contention.
Brewer, three. strokes back
at the halfway point yesterday.
shot a So for 206. Cooper had
a So for a 207 total.
Palmer pulled even with
Ragan on the 18th hole when
he dropped a chip shot 4 feet
from the pin and sank the putt
for a birdie four while Ragan,
playirvy in the same threesome,
took a par.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
St. Louis Booters
Win NCAA Title

SToRRS, Conn, Nov. 20
(AP)-The st. Louis University
Billikens capped their first
year Of varsity soccer today
by beating the University of
Bridgeport, So, for the NCAA
championship.
John Dueker scored three
goals for the winners and as
sisted on two.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Cage Season
Opens; Terps
Take on CIV

Maryland m eets George
Washington Thursday night at
Uline Arena in the feature at
traction as college basketball
opens a three-month-plus run
this week.
-Four games are scheduled
Tuesday, the earliest opening
date for NCAA member schools.
George Washington. American
o., Gallaudet and Howard each
pIay three games.
The Colonials won the Big
Three title last year with a 80
record to 2-1 for Maryland and
GA for Georgetown, but the
race this year appears to be
toss-up. Maryland and George
town both figure to be i'm
proved, while CIV lost four Of
It's i've starters.
Bash Back at CIV
Howie Bash is the only reg
ular returning to Coach Bill
Reinhart at CIV. Bill Ingram,
e-foot-9 junior, appears to be
a vastly improved player and
should help the Colonials. Dick
Markowitz. a Helms Founda-
ton Little All-America player
from Long Beach. Calf and
the Feldman twins, Jon and
def. are among the candidates
for starting positions.
Maryland has Charlie Nc
Neil, Al Bunge. Jerry Bechtle
and Pete Krukar returning
from the starting team. Jerry
Shanahan, Bob Wilson and
Bob Mcdonald are scrapping
for the other berth in Coach
Bud Millikan's 10th year at
Maryland.
HOyas Looking Up
Coach Tommy Nolan expects
his best team in four years at
Georgetown. Eddie Hargaden.
son of a former Georgetown
star, is captain. Five District
area boys, Puddy Sheehan, Dan
Slattery. Tom Matan, Tom
Coleman and Tom Fitzpatrick.
are expected to play regularly.
The Hoyas' big man is Bob
Sharpenter. 6-feet-7.
Coach Dave Carrasco will
have most of his Mason Dixon
championship team back at
American q. The Eagles will
have tri-captains in Ed Glenn
ents. Willie Jones and Dick
Wells.
The weeks schedule:
TUESDAY
George Washington at Richmond.
Quantlco At American u.
southeastern at Gallaudet.
Howard at St. Paul's.
WEDNESDAY
Mount st. Mary's at Georgetovn.
Kentucky Wesleyan at Navy.
Howard at Virginia state.
THURSDAY
Maryland VS.. GeorEe Washington at
Ulines
Andrews AFB ct American U.
GAllaudet ct Western Maryland.
FRIDAY
Lynchburg at Catholic u.
SATURDAY
George washinEton at VPI.
New York q. at oeorgetovn.
Navy at Penn.
American U at Loyola.
Lynehburg at Gallaudet.
Howard at Lincoln.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Fuvorites Advance
In Victoriun Tennis

MELBOURNE, Australia, Nov.
% (AP) P).-All the favorites, in
cluding top-seeded Maria Bu-
emo of Brazil and Mimi Arnold
Of Redwood City, Calf, today
advanced to the fourth round
of the Victorian women's tennis
championships.
Miss Bueno. the United States
and Wimbledon champion, de-
feated Eva Duldig Of Australia,
60. 6-3. Miss Arnold fought
back Australian Mary Hawton,
11-9, 8-6.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Brewer was driving to take
the lead when he reached the
18th. He needed only seven
puts and was five under par
after seven holes. On the 18th
he sliced his drive and ended
with q double bogey.
Bill johnson of Provo, Utah,
shot the days second-best
round, a 81, to climb within
four strokes of the leaders.
Billy Casper of Apple Valley.
Calf, winner of two tourna-
ments in the last two weeks,
had a SO for a 210 and tied
with Gardner Dickinson of
Palm Beach.
The leaders.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Thomson Takes
Melbourne Golf

MELBOURNE, Australia,
Nov. % (AP). - AuStralia's
Peter Thomson fired final
rounds of 81 and SO today and
won the $500 Melbourne pro
golf tournament with a 94-hole
total Of 339.
Thomson. who wound up 26
under par for five rounds on
the par 70 course. won by seven
strokes from his Canada Cup
partner, Kel Nagle. David
Thomas of Wales and Angel
Miguel of Spain tied for third
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Aussie Miller
From Houston
In Star Games

AL Lawrence Of Australia,
now a student at track-con-
scious University of Houston,
mas entered the popular mile
run in the 18th Star Games
January % in the Armory.
Ranked third among Aus
tralia's milers, and winner of
the NCAA and National AAU
cross country championship
this year. Lawrence will come
here with three Houston team
mates-John Macy, Pat Clo-
hossy and Barrie Almon.
Macy, a Polish refugee, will
be cunning for his fourth
straight victory here. He has
won the 2-mile run three
straight times and set a meet
record last year at 9:0I.2. He
finished second to Lawrence in
both NcAA and AAU cross
country events.
Macy will run the 3-mile dis
tance this time. 1t replaces
the 2-mile run at the request
of the United States Olympic
Committee, which is looking for
top candidates for the 5000
meter run.
ClohosSy. who has been
clocked in 9:04 for 2 miles, also
will compete in the Smile
while Almon will go in the mile
or the 1,000-yard race.
Tickets for the meet, priced
at l.50. 50. SO and 81, are on
sale at The Star Building, Sec
ond street and Virginia avenue
Sc Mail orders will be ac-
cepted.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Carr Is Chuirmon
For I'd Dinner

Edward r. Carr. prominent
realtor and civic leader, was
named general chairman of the
Touchdown Clubs 25th annual
awards banquet yesterday by
President Reds Krause. The
dinner will be held January is
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Carr. past president Of the
National Association Of Home
Builders. Washington Board Of
Trade and the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club, succeeds VIII
liam G. Mahoney as general
chairman.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Redskins Wives
To Be Feted

Wives Of the Redskins foot
ball players will be entertained
by the club at a luncheon at
the Sheraton-Park Hotels Co.
lonial Room Wednesday at
1880 pm. A feature of the
luncheon will be a fashion
show.
Approximately 20 wives, in
cluding Mrs. Mike Nixon. wife
Of the teams head coach, are
expected to attend.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
10 Motmen Added
To CopitoI Cord

Ten wrestlers have been
added to the Thursday night
program at Capitol Arena,
which already had scheduled
Jerry Graham and johnny
Valentine against Chief Big
Heart and Red Bastien in a
team match.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Blue Bombers
Win GreyCup

TORONTO. Nov. % (AP).-
Winnipeg'S Blue Bonn b err S
scored 1S points in the fourth
quarter today and won the Ca
nadiaan pro football cham
ptonship for the second
straight year with q 21-7
Grey Cup victory over the
Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Trailing 7-3 after three pc
RODS. the Western Interprovin-
cial Football Union champions
piled up four singles. two
touchdowns and two conver-
,sions in a thrilling burst to the
title over the kings Of the Big
-Four League.
A crowd of 33,133-largest
In Eastern Canadian football
history-watched the game.
EAMEIToR EAsMEHEReS ------- 8 : 9 5S44
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Indoor Net Tourney
Slated for Salisbury

. SALISBURY, Md, Nov. 2s
tSpeciaD The Middle Allan
tic indoor tennis tournament
will be played here December
$3.50 in Salisbury's new civic
center, which includes three
tennis courts.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Boiling Cugers
Top Cherry Point

The Boiling Air Force Base
basketball team held Cherry
Point scoreless in the last IL
minutes and won. S7-54, last
night at Boiling. reversing a
Marines victory Of Friday night.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
From Nat to Soccer

Gene Kenney. Michigan
States soccer coach, is the son
Of H. E. Kenney. who formerly
coached wrestling teams at
Illinois.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

from the II and 6 and with
Ronnie Stanley passing 26
yards to Arnold Davis.
Rice had scoring drives Of
81, 65 and rs yards with Bucek
and Jon Schnable scoring from
the l and Lonnie Caddell from
the z
Evening star., 1959-11-29
s PhiIodeIphions
Make U. Team
In Field Hocky

Players from Philadelphia
and the Boston area dominated
selections tonight as the United
States team and reserve team
were announced by the United
States Field Hockey Associa-
ton. Philadelphia placed six on
the 11-member United States
team while Northeast had four.
The teams we're chosen by a
selection committee Of the as
sociation and were based on
play during the past three days
in the annual tournament.
The two teams will meet in
a match today and the United
States team will represent the
United States in international
competition next year.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

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Evening star., 1959-11-29

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Evening star., 1959-11-29

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Evening star., 1959-11-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
BY FRANK BLACKBOARD
Contributing Writer

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va
Lotus Festival Week blossoms
out here July IS with the
GROWING of a special queen
and multiple tours of the water
gardens where the flowers are
in full bloom. The affair is
being sponsored by the Cape
Henry Woman'S Club.
A few years ago, a New
Yorker, deeply interested in
Oriental mysticism, was tour
ing lower Princess Anne County
about ten miles south Of Vir-
GINA Beach.
AS his car crossed a small
wooden bridge, the New Yorker
shouted for the driver to stop.
He leaped out, ran down to the
edge of the creek and stood
transfixed.
Like others before him, the
New Yorker had discovered"
the Tabernacle Creek wild
lotus garden, repeatedly the
largest in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
BY AYCOCK BROWN
Contributing Writer

MACS HEAD. N. C.-Sun-
shine. surf and hungry fishes
have produced a record-break-
ing June patronage Of the Dare
Coast Outer Banks.
Autos bearing license tags
from many States-on the
beaches and at the historical
and recreational sites-indicate
that 1859 is q national vacation
year. And people are coming
from near and far to see what
this land Of beginnings has to
offer.
The Dare Coast region is
truly q land Of beginnings. 1t
was here that English-speaking
America began with the ar
rival Of Sir Walter Raleigh on
Roanoke Island during the 18th
century reign Of Queen Eliza
beth.
1t was on Roanoke Island
that attempts were first made
in 1887 to plan an English
colony In the New World. In
that year, on August 10. Vir-
ginia Dare, q member Of the
Inflated lost colony" was born
on the present-day location of
Fort Raleigh National Historic
Site.
The story of that attempt
to establish q settlement on
Roanoke Island is now stir
ringly presented each sum-
mer in the symphonic drama
THE Lost Colony" which be-
gins its 10th season at Water
side Theater on June 81. 1t
will be presented nightly, ex-
;ept Mondays, through Sep
TENDER 6.
Adjacent to Fort Raleigh on
Roanoke Island, the first State
wide sponsored garden COM
memorating Queen Elizabeth I
is now nearly completed. The
Elizabethan Garden will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Austria Gets
Festival Site

Salzburg, Austria. plans to
open its new Festspielhaus
next year.,
Like the Vienna State Opera
House opened four years ago,
the Festspielhaus is expected
to offer modern theatrical &C
commodation. The new build
ing will adjoin the old one.
1t covers a total area Of 817.-
900 square feet and consists Of
seven units. Normal seating
capacity will be 2,155. but it
will be expandable to 2.31l.
The stage house, which will
have one additional stage un-
derneath. and several side
stages, will include an adjust
able proscenium arch and
portals mounted on tracks
which will permit extension OF
the stage to 100 feet. The
stage also can be extended over
10 rows of the orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Native Lotus Starring
In Virginia Beach Gala

The visitor had spotted a
relative of the symbolic flower
of the East. The Princess Anne
lotus is a native American
plant which produces yellow
blooms and great green leaves.
1t flourishes Just a few miles
from the Atlantic Ocean and
was thought at one time to
be the only garden Of its kind
in the country. The lotus.
however. is found in Nebraska,
and there is a stand in Lynn
field. Mass. also. according to
a member of the Cape Henry
Woman'S Club.
The Virginia lotus was once
famous as an Indian food. It
was used as pot herb among
other things. On July "a, 1858,
a marker was unveiled not far
from the Tabernacle Metho-
dist Church which gives the
creek its name. Although the
blooms may be seen from an
automobile. visitors can get a
closer look at them by hiring
a boat and polling the length
of the 3-mile-long creek.
A special performance of the
Virginia Beach outdoor drama,
The Confederacy. will open
the festival on July Is. Queen
Lotus v will be crowned at
intermission and special guests
will be past lotus queens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
Variety Of Pleasures
Is Spice of Rehoboth

Thanks to recent dredging
operations, small pleasure craft
can now wend their way from
Delaware Bay at LeweS through
the Lewes & Rehoboth Canal
into Rehoboth and Indian
River bays. They can ply
southwark, via White Creeks
and the AsSawomen Canal,
into Assawomen Bay and other
sheltered inland waters.
Much Of the once remote
coastal area lacks the historical
relics that one finds at Dover
and New Castle to- the north.
but Lewes. located near Cape
Henlopen, has a claim to fame
as the site of the first settle
ment in what is now Delaware.
In 1881, the Dutch established
settlement there only to have
unfriendly Indians wipe it out
before a year had passed.
To this day. Lewes is the
home of pilots who guide COM
mercial ships from the Allan
tic. up the Delaware Bay and
River, to the ports of Whining
ton, Philadelphia and Trenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
BY DAVID s. HUGO
Contributing Writer

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL
Roaring surf. clean sand and
a warm sun-along with excel
lent tourist accommodations
are the principal magnets that
draw thousands of vacationistS
to Behoboth Beach. But other
attractions lure summertime
visitors to the 25-mile coastal
strip between LeweS and Fen
wick Island.
Along this strip, fishermen
can choose between fishing
from pier or small boat, in
shallow bays or from the At
lantic shoreline.
The inland bays are excellent
for INCORPORATING, yachting and
water skiing. Grabbing and
claiming along Indian River
Bay and its tributaries were
popular sports here before the
White Man came. Artifacts are
still occasionally found in the
shell piles Of long dead Indians
who once made summertime
migrations to the area.