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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

against the tyranny Of the Federal
Government.
Fourth District Chairman
". G. Coieburn, Of Blackstone, IL
chairman Of the Fourth District
crusade organization He ha;, called
3 rally for this district 10 be held
Tuesday. March "a at S pm at the
gy1nna SUM IN kenbrldge
Conner said the organize tor is
not connected with any other known
organization. but is one that has
developed itself from Tic Grass
roots.
Stores IN kenbridse and Victoria
VIII close that day Tuesday, March
3l). SO that area citizens can attend
the rally and crusade to Richmond.
q. A. Garden, Jr.. Lunenburg
County chairman Of be crusade.
said that merchants IN both towns
have agreed to declare holiday
on March 81 for ths purpose Of
making the crusade a success. He
laid the towns TIL remain open On
Easte- Monday. q, GU 5N.,sry hcn-
dav = se.s.t.5s v1g..a.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Bill OF Rights Crusade Planned
March 81, When Assembly Convenes

Plans for 4 massive crusade to
Richmond when the General AS
sembly conVenes on March 81 have
been revealed. Called the Bill Of
Rights Crusade, the movement is
headed by G. Benton Conner. Of
Waynesbero, with Ed Sllverman, Of
Blackstone. as executive director.
The objective Of the crusade. &C
cordlng to SHERMAN. is to let the
legislators know how we feel about
enforced lntegra ton
In summing up the detectives, Col
ner said, we believe it Is our sacred
obligation TO preserve and pass on
to onr children our heritage Of
freedom. which was purchased for
US with the blood Of our fore
fathers and this obligation true
Vrsinians dalc not torcakc. 7
We are resoluts IN our Intention
to- resist without con,prcnnisins
Federal u.Wpatlon Of these rights
under all circumstance" Conner
stated. NE call upon cur elected
representatives h r.Urose The
scve.s!.GE :V Il It's csr:1 .:s1.vea,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Lifetime Wait Worth $500
States 1000 ,OOOth Seeding Factor In
Changing Gannaludy Luck In Biz Way

K. w. GamaWay never Won any
thing. IN his life until he purchased
Virginia 4 200. 900 oooth pine seed
ling. Then he made Up for lost
time with gusto
At that il wasn't luck that ended
the lifelong drought in bis moder-
ate-scale bouts with dame fortune
Rather it WA his ability 10 take
the long view
Some folks might not be exactly
elated over winning 900 pine seed
lings. BAT this rockingham farmer
who has put ont 10000 seedlings On
his land since 1855, knows that h
little bit IF patience Will mem he y
hit the jackpot 70 the tune ct So 900
plus'
Division rrlze !;
IT, came about this way. The vir-
gina DIVISION Of Forestry. knowing
iIlat this season would find the
state nurseries shipping th Z
200 900 ooot!l little splant, felt Suit
able recognition was in order
The Division agreed thai the per-
son whose order included this A.
year milestone seeding the
STATE NURSERIES began producing III
1917 should have his choice
Of his money back, Or q free du-
rlicat1on Of the order for next year
Garnaway's order Of 5000 DE-
lvered TUESDAY had that historic
htt.s seeding included. rs chcsss u
have the order repeated tree nexr
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Five Perish When
Fire Levels Cabin
In Arv0nia Area

Fire claimed The lives of five per
sons When a small log cabin near
rvonia IN Buckingham county
burned to the ground early Monday
morning The two-storY dwelling
was occupied by seven Negroes.
and only the husband Of one of the
victims and an infant escaped.
The building burned so rapidly
flreinen We're not summoned. David
Moseley, about 20, told county
authorities he was awakened about
3 am. by his wife who said the
cabin was on fire. He reused the
other occupants, then grabbed d
seven month old child and ran out
side When he attempted to re-enter
the house, he said he vas driven
back BY the flames
The victims were Identified as
Moseley'S wife, 90 her daughter,
Constance Dolores, 2; Mary Anna
E'ldlidge, age unknown, and her
two children, Dwight, 7 months, and
Nora 2 Mary Anna F,ldrdae was
Mrs. Moselev'S sister
Moseley suffered facial burns and
the infant he. saved was burned
slightly Neither required hospitals
zation
Moseley walked 4 half milo ~
neishhor 5 house to report The
fire 10 the sheriff ( offjnp nv tela.
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year, which mcaps he actually won
a prizc Of 5000 seedlings.
OF course, the seedlings, which
VIII take a 20 10 80 year span in
which to return dividends, won t
mean so much to Gannaway, but
that where the long view comes
IN
Depends on View
q man Of lesser wit nllgllt see
It this way 80 what, GannaWay?
Seedlings cost s. 80 q thousand
You got 5000 free so your prize
y S22 80 20 what 70 rave about
that
But this B'plungham county
farmer siZed the eltuailon up pre-
clselY the minute the forester told
hlnl about the pgl2e Well = he
aid, they won't mean much 10
me, but they'll mean . whole lot
to my son and grandchildren, and
fhen he smiled The way . III d II
docs who has lust been able to up
his estate by more than 81 900
il stroke of good fortune.
Planted at the recommended
state snacing Oil cDen land Of l.OOC
asedlinga per acre, GannaWay 5
y. re means he'll have a five-acre
forestry tract when the trees are
ct Using good management prac-
tees, here's what the return could
be
After 20 yeall, 4 first cut Of 70
Continued oo pags 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
High School P-TA
Rejects Proposed
Legislative Plan
State President
Explains Policies
Are Not New

The Farmville High School Par
ent-Teacher Association voted I'M
animously to reject the entire legis-
latlve program proposed by the
legislative committee of the Viz
ginia Congress of Parents and
Teachers. The action came Wednes-
day night after considerable dis
cussion. including an explanation
by DR.. Edgar Nj. Johnson. Long
wood professor. who is president Of
the Virginia Congress Of Parents
and Teachers.
E. Louis Dahl. former High
School P-TA president. said there
IS nothing in the future but int
grated schools, according to the
Governor Of Virginia He said that
70 support public schools is to sup
port lntegrated schools. and to sup
port compulsory attendance laws
is to support forced attendance at
an integrated public school. In the
present light of the school situation,
he recommended rejecting the en-
tire proposed legislation of the
state organization
j. Guy Lancaster made the mo-
ton to reject the legislation after
pointing out that it would be CON
Trajectory to urge support Of public
schools, when we may be using a
system of private schools. and
certainly the patrons OF the high
school P-TA could not afford 10
support BOTH
In secondlng the motion, Dr.
Robert t. Bru,nfield pointed out
that the proposed LEGISLATION had
been subject to nisintepretation
and if the high school P-TA adopted
il. it could still be fnisinterprcted.
He suggested that in the future
more definite proposals be made
that would not be subject TO misin-
depreciation
In standing vote, all members
Of the high school P-TA present
favored rejection Of the entire pro
posed legislation.
Official Explanation
Dr.. johnson explained that Tie
legislative proposals were not new.
The two main objectional items
supporting public schools and COM
pnlsory attendance, we're on the
1868 program adopted in the fall
OF 1857, and are currently beng
supported until a new program is
adopted this fall.
He urged that each item be taken
IN order and voted on in view Of
the merits Of each. only items /
and &c have been opposed Dr..
johnson said. Item l SAYS I'VE
urge educational opportunity be
provided for every child in public
school. which will enable him to
develop 70 the maximum Of his ca
paclty. Item &c states, We sup
port compulsory school attendance
laws. =
4 statement Of policy from the
state organization had been mailed
from Richmond. and should reach
each local P-TA president and
chairman Of the legislative com
nllttee, Dr.. Johnson said. Included
N the statement Of policy are nine
documents explaining the program.
They include earlier statements BY
pr Johnson messages by Dr..
johnson and Hugh NJ Davis. Of
Richmond. chairman of the state
legislative committee, made 10 the
General Assebly at its special
session and one Davis made on
March 6 before the public hearing
Of the Perrow Commission. Also,
other pertinent Information dealing
with the legislative program.
Study of the documents will
show that The Virginia Congress
has not taken a position opposing
efforts of the Governor and the
Continued on page -
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University Teacher
TO Tai. Thursday

Edward YOUNGER nlptz4sol NJ
history ~ the University ot Tlr-
elnla, will speak to II Gamma nv,
national science honor society II
Lorgwcod College. Thursday nigh.
March y a. 7f3o IL the student
building Interested persons are r.
vlted to attend
Yolmger's lecture viii Sc An
Indians View Of America He l.fc.
tured al Allahahab University IN
India last year en- America S tol'-
eign policy. He is the author OF two
books, one OF wi,ich is The Life
Of John a. Casor,'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

star. this Dring Completion is
scheduled By September, 1860
The first Of three proposed for
erection III the next six years
one in each biennia Wheeler
Hall wall memorable oy It's name
-ae ia,e Miss Leo,a Wheeler. pro
lessor d speech and drama
Demolition Precedes
4 1a1'9p -ea'. dpnaG'if5on D5-Or,.afn
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Dr.. Miles 70 Sneak

Or George = Lilies. president Of
Washington Bible College. wash
lngton. D. e. Will speak at Grace
Chapel. J2o-so. Heights. M.-s-c., 70,
p al z a. rs -:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
NAACP Appeal Asks Desegregation Here
In Elementary Grades With Next Term
Federal Fourth District Appeals
Court To Hear Arguments April IA

Desegegaion County elementary Schools
ginning with l95960
NAACP appeal from Federal Sterling
until 1865
The request a brief
Circuit Of Appeals at Richmond week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Pennington To Run
Boatwright Will
Not Be Candidate
For House Seat

John B Boatwright, veteran dele
gate from Buckingham County. an
nounced today that he will not seek
reelection to the Virginia House Of
Delegates
. C;,,,,,Itopaouc1,- with poo+u-,.;ol,t' {,
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sALEsWOMAN-oood location; s.
day wk liberal discounts on
womens slS;4 hlng start s,S SO p p6I
3 Broad ST.. JE. s-7272.
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Nurses Needed
BUSINESS SERVICES

BOOKKEEPING, AUDITING - A
Qua1lned accountant viii render
services IL exchange for ONCE
space where he may We permitted
10 practice public accounting. All
replies answered BOZ Sick, star.
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acknowledgements

ABLE DOMEsTICs, live in or out:
refs checked. PARDELL AGENCY
CO. 5-6312. Open Sat Sun
DAY WORKERS for spring clean
ing and gh.w. Seba Agency, 1902
9TH st NV NO. 7-2437. 12'
LAUNDRESS, experienced, wants
work for Fridays, regularly. Du.
1867.
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= 9elmer Paris Full
Boehm system. shop worn but
excellent A remarkable buy at
S225. Terms KITS, 1880 q st.
NV RE 7-HDl9
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SAI,ESWOMAN

v
WHITE. experienced. II 70 As, for
bakery and confectloneT: fun time.
AVIGNONE FRERES. For appt.,
call co. 5-7275.
SANDWICH AND SALAD GIRL,
fast and experienced. Apply In
person. DRUG PLAZA. 5000 p St.
NV. See Mr., Hughes.
SECRETARIES, STENOGs., TYP
lists temporary. immediate OPEN
ings for several DAYS, several wkS.,
" several mos. Work when you
wish on oCf STAFF, at top hriy. rate
In Washington's leading firm: ideal
for housewives who want TO keep
uD their Skills and for those who
are shopping the job market
TELE SEE. 1900 Eye st. NV, RE,
1855.
SECRETARIES, white, to AS yrs, 5
days. Some -sirf ONCE SD0-S 90.
Some with rusty shorthand. good
typing. v. WOOD PERSONNEL.
Suite, s39, Southern Bldg. sos
18th st. NV. at II, DI. 7-5152.
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Clerk-TYpists, to 1925
COUPON WOMEN

ExSECUTlVE SECYS.
= cAcel.SlIs positions $4,000
Eecy., unher 30, legal dept. $40
l6ecy., transp, Co, .--. 900
Secys.. purcnaSe-pe personnel $3.50 9bO
Secy. to controller 800
Reservation clk., some shthd. $3.50
Temp. stenos. " nj
ALIAS AGENCY, RE. ,-o7b1
l4.v N. 4. Ave. NV. RIM. oU6
kLvklsT DasaGsEn, experienced,
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SECRETARY

Experienced In general oilee work.
No shorthand necessary; 4O-hr
wk., no Sat /. free insur, hosp.
and all company dement's, DICrA-
PHONE CORP, a20S Wis, ave.
NV. See Mr.. Dunnigan.
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lsEs MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
lcONItNUEDl

CASH REGISTER, MGR, Model
225; peri. oper, cond. Ideal serv-
ic3 station; S-column descriptive
key section. s32b. Ju. 1880.
CASH REGIsTER, National cleo
Sob ~. 'i Ia 'g S.OSsi' WINGS W 70
CASH REGISTERS. ali makes and
models. reasonable prices: SbO up
s! ISis i4tSS A Sf 60
CLARINET = selmer Paris Pull
Boehm system. shop worn but
excellent A remarkable buy at
SD. Terms KITS, 1880 q st.
CLOTHING Mems used suits,
sports coats. like new, 5000 up,
Al BERMAN's, liz. 7th st NV
DIAMoNDs--Lady,s IA cts, $40
cts s5p5; lady's ia cts, 1919
LIVINGSTON Az CO. 1923 n st.
DINING sUiTE--Table, buffet, cab
inct server china closet. 9 chairs,
solid walnut: $3.50. Call after Q
pm WA. 1-742s.
DIN. RIM. SET, 9-pc.. mahogany,
very yS 5000 t,c condition. Reaso'''.o'e
DINING ROOM SUITE, 9-pc. Dam
lsh contemporary. Excel. bargain.
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DINING RIM. SET, Italian Renais-
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marble-top .sideboard. n uphol-
sLefcu chairs Too large for our
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BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY-OF-
FICE MANAGER, Several years
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reliable; GOOD refs. r. TORCASo,
VIII. 2-370S. 13'
MEN available for all types house
work. yardwork. painting, car
pentry, on hourly basis Also
clerical help. SALVATION ARMY
HARBoR LIGHT ME- S-4532
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salary plus employe benefits;
shorthand not required. dieta-
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and MARROW Heights claim ofiices.
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me co. NE H-6545,
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sALESLADIES - Alert. ambitious
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sALEsLADIES
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SALESLADIES
Exper. only, for our new bridal
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BRIDAL SHOP. 1903 q St nv.
SALESLADIES
Experienced. young, for dresses,
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week. Apply 4th floor,
PASTERNAK'S
1919 Conn Ave. NV.
SALESLADY - Mlert, ambitious
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fabrics; 5-day week; good start
I'M salary. excellent working
combs. Apply manager. MILL END
SHOP. Shirlington business CEN
ter, Arlington, Va
SALESPERsON. Must be expe-
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Apply BY letter only giving age,
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ground MASON WATERS, 3OO3
P st. NV.
SALESWOMAN-0ood location; 81
day wk liberal discounts on
comm, POTOMAC EMPL.. iO4
3. Broad St. JE. 2-7272.
SAL EswoMAN wanted for part
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hours, pay and working conditions.
Apply TO Mr.. Captain FRANKLIN
SIMON, 1880 Conn Ave. NV.
EN- 2-6700,
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4~H--11~n~---~~~~-~~-.z~--.~---..
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KLEc SUPPLY CO.. lisa nth
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In DRUGSTORE. Cali OIL. 4.lO64.
CASHIER. for business ofe, $50
= Pm, Mon. Fri, Apply peEsonneL
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HOSPITAL, 1880 Varnum. ne.
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SILVER STRING CHARCOAL.
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yer Spring shopping centerO
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jome exper.: also able TO- take care
OF records: salary not limited 70
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pen. KOPYKAT. 7i3 H 81. ne,
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shopping center,
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store; daywork. experienced: ref
erences. FLOWER DELEGATES
SEN, S70T Flower ave-, sil. spe.,
Nd. JU, 7-9045.
CASHIERS. s, g., Beth. $50
CLERKS, no typing $50
TYPisTS. Rock, Beth, 8. s.. S:55
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SECRETARY. shorthand and typinE
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benefits. Write for appointment
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SECRETARY, to sales exec. cleo
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S370 min. POTOMAC EMPL..
1894 Wilson blvd, IA. $1,000
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JU 5-5454.
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The Mississippi enterprise., 1959-02-28

the heart to overburden itself.
Doctors and hospital personnel
praised Mrs. Malava's courage
and confidence in undergoing
the operation. On the third day
she was able to get out of bed
and walk to the door of her
bedroom on the fourth day the
The Mississippi enterprise., 1959-02-28

JACK SANDERS, 31-year-
old man of Bay Springs, Miss,
has confessed the killing of an
elderly aunt whom he accused
OF casting a spell on him. San
ders says he can still feel a
trace of the 'hoodoo painS.
Authorities found the body of
Mrs. Susan Arlington, so near
a cemetery, IA miles north of
Laurel, after Sanders turned
himself in. Sanders. said he
shot her with a pistol Wednes-
day, after he found out She
was the one who 'hoodooed'
him according to Sheriff w. P.
Tally.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1959-02-28
Ad Welcomes
Every Race
ToCommunity

BLOOMFIELD, n. j. - A
newspaper advertisement, sign
ed by 200 residents, expressed
a welcome to all good neigh
bors," regardless of race or
religion.
Sponsored by the Bloomfield
Better Human Relations Coun-
ell the ad appeared in the In
dependent Press as part of the
observance of Brotherhood
Week.
The 200 signers said they
will welcome into our neigh
borhoods those who would like
TO be good neighbors, whether
they are of our own race, re-
ligion or nation origin"
The statement condemns
"aets which have taken place
in various areas of our country
to deprive Negroes an dothers
of their rights as Americans
in the public school program,
in voting registration and in
public facilities"
A spokesman for the Coun-
Gil said that of persons invited
to sign the statement, only
about one in four declined.
Bloomfield has a population
Of about $4,000, of whom some
1000 are Negroes. Nearby New
ark Monclair have much high
er non-white populations.