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ANNAPOLIS. Dec. Is (AP)
-Ofhcials of two private crime
investigating agencies h have
taken opposite views about con-
tributions to their groups from
slot machine operators.
DR.. Arthur N. Barr of Girls
field. vice president of the
Maryland Criminal Justic e
Commission, said yesterday he
was surprised by reports that
such donations had been ac-
cepted by the commissions
managing director, John ].
Harbaugh.
DR.. Barr said he will ask for
a full explanation from Mr..
Harbaugh, who has said it is
possible" Anne Arundel Coun-
ty slot machine interests have
helped finance the commission.
Gaming machines have been
legal in the county for nearly
two decades.
However, Frank w. Wilde
president of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners. last June
said the end of legalized gam
bling in the county is lust q
matter of time"
He said bingo, slot machines
and other gambling devices
have helped foster juvenile de-
linquency.
Opposes Gambling
DR.. Barr said he personally
is opposed to the operation of
slot machines for private profit.
II feel that the existence of
legalized gambling contributes
to an increase in crime" he
added.
But Alvin j. T. Zumbrun,
executive director of the Mary
land Crime Investigating Com
mittee and former head of the
Criminal Justice Commission,
took a different view.
Mr.. Zumbrun said it is wrong
to think his committee COM
promised it's position by ac-
cpeting money from slot ma
chine operators. He asserted
the agency's position as one
of complete obJectivity and
Evening star., 1959-12-15
Change Asked in SetuP
For Falls Church Board

The Falls Church Charter Revision Committee has pro-
posed the present lame duck appointments the
school board.
Also contained in the committees final report the city
council last night proposal permit citizens force
referendum by petition.
special city council meeting scheduled for
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Honeycutt's
SOL LeesburE Pike
Falls Church IE 2-t@?h
1891 Calvert Street NV
Washington DE. 2-S3ii
Icons Fobric Shop
..,,..,os :s"s Columbia Pike PIX s.co.o
I3. " Broad st;
Falls Church JE. i-l15i
N & N Upholsterers
e1IS n Washington Blvd.
Arlington ia. I-II22
Pollock Interiors, Inc.
zoe Street NV.
S. CoroIl Decorators
2OS SDrinE Avenue
TakomS Park JU. S-1S1S
Town 6 Country Upholstery
6I3 S. Washington ST.
Falls Church JE 2-2ISI
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ArIondrion Dress Shop
1860 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria OV 3-iSsl
Bonon's
1881 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington ia. 5-S6SS
Bonnie Shop
92e S. Walter Reed Or
lody Lois Foshions
Il noerie- Accessories;
1O2 KinE Street
Alexandria Nj. S-6OOS
London CosuoIs
1929 \, Quaker Lane o,,o
N''''"ot!i eisO Brandon Ave. Ave. "'"
LoueIIo REYNOLDS French Poodle
1928 Conn. Ave. NV ,o,
Washington co. b-293i
MiIIicent's individuals
1918 Conn. Ave. NV ,.
Washington RE. -96O?
Reyes Of Westover
1857 Washington Blvd. n:
Arlington KE. 6-1I2i
Toni Lee
452O-22 Lee Hwy.
Arlington IA. i-6i6l
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BE- c Manufacturing Jewellers
6l79 Arlington Blvd.
sSO5 COlumbi, Pike 49,.
36I2 King ST.
De Wits jewellery Center
32I7 Washington Blvd.
Flei;her Jewellers 6 SiIversmith
635 BeIIe View Blvd
alexandria SO. a-lSon
Shirlinqton jewellers Inc.
1915 S. 2Sth St.
Werner Jewellers
bOI3 Columbia Pike
Arlington ia 6-9?39
Wilbur Horton JeWeleT
92I S. Walter Reed Or.
Arlington IA e. i52D
Cohen Bros. & Lones jewellers
II23 KinE St
Alexandria KI. 9-7I2;
12I King ST
Alexandria KI. g-9aIi
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Columbia Shoe Store
2sO5 Columbia Pike
G33 Belle View Blvd
AleXandria so. S-56O7
Rembrondt's Shoes, Inc.
532 King St.
1911 S esth ST.. shirlinSton
Arlington XII O-49IO
Shoe Morts and Shoe Box
an Conn. Ave.
"a'hi"ffGa i@sa wilson Biyd. M3 "-""''
F"".'Is 1sss Conn. Ave SSH;w. SH "-"'0o
Washington DU 5-03I2
s<S%S SS# = - TRsTFs
Colony Sport Shop
1913 Quaker Lane
Culmore Sporting Goods
Falls Chuvch JE. 2-5599
DoVis Gun Shop
SI5 Washington 81
Falls Church JE. 4-45ss
Don's Gun Shop
"I6 W. Broad st. go.
Falls Church JE. 4-529S
Molle Sports & Hobbies
1901 Wilson Blvd. anon
Els W, Maple Ave Ave- "'""" '
SmoII Arms Of the World
Rt. 236, Box 396
AnTandale CT. 6-6SS8
Sport Foir, Inc.
36I1 Lee Hwy.
Arlington IA h-II5I
Triangle Sport Center
Alexandria kl. 5000
's'ae< 'ossoHse's aes99S8oos aasSSte2sssS13
Aero TV Service
Rt. 236 and Columbia Pike
A. 'nda.e CT. d. 1900
AnnondoIe TV 6 Appliance
Rte ?36 and COlumbia Pike
AnnaRdale CL 6-3i3i
Clarendon Rodio Co.
1916 \ 10th st.
Arlington ia. ;-5OOO
Key EIectronics Hi Fl Center
21O5 $ Oakland st
Washington Lee ShOpping Center
Arlington IA I-5I22
I125l Triangle Lane
Wheaton. Md. LO. 5-3696
Sofewoy electronics
$500 Columbia Pike
ArIinEtoa JA $4,000
Cummings Generol Tire Co.
Arlington IA. 4-7O1O
Ess;ssSe3Ssssssssss5zs Ess eH
Collins Kiddie Corner
IS2I Columbia Pike
Arlington JA 2-I666
S
FoIIs Church Art Supply g
Typewriters
SOl W Broad st.
Falls Church JE. 4-6I33
KeII's typewriter Service
1913 \ Courthouse Rd.
Arlington IA 63I5
s8sYHsggggsSs
A. H. 0ondero, Inc.
IfIS Penn Ave. NV
JimmIes Mllitory 6 CNilion
ToiIors
Iiii Penn. Ave NV
Washington EX 3-75fS
<yxSysx Ysx YxySx ,xxEsIsSxH H-< HexEe
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Arlington Studio 8 comero Center
32O6 Columbia Pike
Arlington IA. 2-l363
Comero Croft
6i2O-22 Brandon Ave
Springfield FL. 4-1335
FoIIs Church Comero Shop
3OI S. Washington st.
Falls Church JE. 2-2SS5
Pierce Studio 6 Belleview Comerc
625 Belle View Blvd
Alexandria so 5233S
Porter Studios and Photo Supplies
IOI n Washington St.
Falls Church JE. 2-2953
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Automatic Wosher Repoir
25IS-B n. Washington Blvd.
Arlington, Va. IA. 1-61l6
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s4AsLxuSIsIxS
sSIS:S.

Public Products Co.
Awnings and JoloUsiesl
27IS-A NJ Wash Blvd
Arlington ia. AM?
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Porkwoy Cycle 6 Hofdwore Co
Lee Hwy and KirkwOod Rd.
ia. 5SI22
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Groy's AppI. Repair Service
66I5 Backlick Road
Springfield FL. 4. I323
Jerry's Service Co.
127 S. Washington st.
Falls Church JE 2-338i
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Tots & Teens. Inc.

6IO6 Brandon Ave.
Springfield FL. 4-6OII
1919 Caroline ST.
FredericksburE Is 3-8533
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StoSStOuoS NoHDlCt
5OO2 Seminary Rd
(Balley'S CroSSroads)
Alexandria JE, $4,000
Pettit's Auto Service
Zone Mile North of TT. BelvOir)
l5I5 Richmond Hwy
Alexandria RO. S-II17
Triangle Gloss 6 Arlington
Auto Top Co.
1882 N. Washington Blvd
Arlington ia. 5-3SO0
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Jerry's Youth Center
tJUvenrie Furniture
1903 Quaker lane. FairiirgtOn
Alexandria TIE. 6-1O0O
II3O Wilson Blvd Parkingt0n
Arlington ia. i-036h
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Borcroft Beouty 6 Gift Shop
46I3 s. Four Mile Run DR..
Arlington ia 2-3iS1
Lody Arlington Hair Designs
926 s. Walter Reed DR..
Arlington ia 7-l3I3
Thomas Hair StyIist
1O6 N. Glebe Rd.
Arlington IA 5-623l
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vincent's Hordwore
lI5 z. Lee hwy.
Fairfax CIR. 3-OSSO
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Fairfax CIR. 3-l5S3
Colonial Village Pharmacy
1881 Wilson Blvd.
ArlingtOn IA. 2-4222
foIls Church Drug Store
100 n Washington ST.
Falls Church JE. 2-25i5
Rust Manor Phormocy
1898 W. Broad St
Fails Church JE. 2-lllI
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IF you LIVE IN VIRGINIA:

Park your car and traffic problems at the
Columbia Island Free Fringe Parking Lot
at Power Boat Marina north OF the Pentagon
Lagoon on Geo. Washington Memorial Highway
between Highway Bridge ana Memorial Bridge
These are extra trips in addition to
regularly scheduled Transit service.
10 express trips between 6:34 and 900 AM
to 18th and Penna Ave.
IA return trips between 3:l5 and 6;35 PM.
from 18th and Penna. Ave.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
The Rev. J. L. Mclean Installed As
Pastor Of Trinity And Aruon Churches

Trinity Church. All had a wonder
full time.
Hospital Visitors
Harold Harvey and Mrs. Clarice
Christian visited Mrs Harvey in
Martha Jefferson Hospital Mrs
Harvey had another operation and
her condition is satisfactory
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Gormons Of
Mt Rainier, Md, and Miss Mary
Lou Gormons, of Washington. DC.
/ brought their mother. Mrs John R.
Gormons. home Saturday and went
back Sunday. Mrs. Gormons spent
the last three months with her chill
dren
Mrs. Bette ] Whitlock went out
for drive with her step-son, E.
T Whitlock. ,Jr.. Sunday afternoon
While out they called to see the
George Whitlocks at Gainesville
Mrs Josie Oslin has returned
home from a visit with her daugh-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Roines Items
Eric Robinson
Attends Natural
Bridge Conference

The Women Of Browns Church
will meet on Wednesday, March II
at 730 pm. with Mrs. Walter
Simpson and Mrs. Gray Simpson
Mrs. Cary Adams will be the pro
gram leader and Mrs. Henry Blan
ton. Jr., the devotional leader.
The job n Randolph Home
Demonstration club will meet Fri
day. March s. with Mrs Marvin
Simpson Jr
Eric Robinson represented t h {
Peoples National Bank at the Vir-
GINA Bankers Farm Credit Confer
ence at Natural Bridge S II n d a y
through Wednesday of this week
Mrs D. c. Riddle has been sick
for several days.
The Rev and Mrs. Nlllard Stimp.
son. Gray and Jeanne. of Clarks-
vile, spent Wednesday with the
Walter Simpsons.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Simpson. Mrs. Gray Simpson. and
F, Anna. visited the Guy McCraws,
of DillWJn
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Addleman
visited the Eric Robmsons Sunday
afternoon Thursday evening. Mrs
Christine Bailey. and Miss Lois
Erdman visited in the Robinson
home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Hxburs Hishlishts
Mrs. Marshall Is Temporary Head
OF Ladies' Home In Petersburg

city church in Alabama They are
fortunate to get this young theo-
Logan with a splendid speaking
voice. and a quick mind.
He has one more year at Union
Theological Seminary in Richmond
John and Joe Coin and Bob Gov
ington represented Walkers Presby-
terrain Church at Brookneal last
Sunday at a churchWide evangeliS-
tic planning effort for this spring
and summer.
Willie D. Hix was admitted to the
North Carolina Baptist Hospital in
Winston Salem. N. c., last Tuesday
afternoon
On Wednesday morning he under
went surgery. The next day he was
taken to the home of his sister
Mrs. w. NJ Erwin. in Mount Ulla
N c. His doctor reported. He is
getting along fine
The Lucky Glover All Club is OBJ
serving National All Club Weel
/ with booth in Canada S store win
dow. There can be seen some
things the members have made.
Several from this neighborhooe
attended the Share the Fun" pro
gram at Appomattox Elementar,
School on Friday evening. Ann.
Martin Of the Lucky Clover Clul
won prize.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Anderson. Brenda Taylor, chaplain
conducted the devotions.

The purposes of the meeting were
given by James C. Ayres. farm
agent. He cited the following to
discuss and consider any sugges-
tons or recommendation offered to
improve or better our All organi-
cation, to train our officers and
song leaders so that they may carry
our the function of their office more
efficiently, to asst in working out
solutions to general problems af-
fecting our local clubs. to suggest
plans for All county wide activities,
and to assist the local leaders with
problems which may confront
them in their All Leadership.
Extension workers from o r.
counties who had been selected to
work in the activities Of the meet
ing were Miss Mary L. Moody and
L. L. BloWe. Of Prince E d tar a
county. S. u. Jeffress. Of Bucking-
ham county, and E H. Lewis. Of
PoWhatan county.
Miss M. u Moody and James
johnson conducted group singing
They taught the song leaders new
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Hixburs Highliehts

Mrs. Belle Marshall left Sunday
afternoon for Petersburg where she
will supply as superintendent Of the
Petersburg Home for Ladies while
the board is trying to get per-
manent superintendent The present
one resigned on account of her
health.
Mrs. H. NJ Marshall attended the
funeral of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Herbert Gillia m. in Statesville.
N. c.. on Monday. Mrs Gillian
passed away on Sunday
Mrs. Boyd Ford. who is visiting
her daughter in Ocala. Fla, is to
come to Statesville to be the guest
/ of her son and daughter-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Ford. on March Is.
Mrs. Marvin Glover. Jr.. who is
staying with Mrs. A. Marvin Glover
is improving but is not well enough
to return to her own home
Pfc. Fred Glover. of Redstone
Arsenal, Huntsville. Ala. was al
home for the week end He will be
released on March 10.
Betsy Williams and Helen Mar
tin were week end guests Of Estelle
! Covington.
| Wilbur Maxwell. assistant pastor
i at Walkers Presbyterian Church a
Hixburg. will preach next Sunday
evening at 7:30.
His services there will soon end
He has been assigned to a large
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
ongs and rehearsed several old

songs and rehearsed several old
ones.
After group singing the members
were separated for training in par
linentary procedure. l.. L. Blowe
trained the presidents and vice
presidents S l.. Jeffress trained
the secretaries, treasurers and re-
porters. and Miss NJ. l.. Moody
trained The song and recreation
leaders. E. L. Lewis instructed the
adult leaders OH the purposes and
organization of All Adult Lead
ers Council
Election Of County Council off
GERS for 1859 was held following
lunch Those elected are president.
Edward BROW n; vice president.
Irne Trent; secretary, Marion
An q ers on; assistant secretary
Evelyn Smith: treasurer, Conrad
Gillian and chaplain, Rosa L.
Brown. Blowe installed the new Of
ficCrs
Following thc Installation Of off
GERS, suggested All activities for
la59 were offered by the farm
agent Suggestions considered BY
tle members were observance Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
New Canton News

The Rev. John Lee Mclean was
installed as pastor of Trinity Pres
byterian Church Sunday afternoon
by a commission of the Appomat-
tox Presbytery He was installed at
Arvon in the morning Members
and friends of the churches at
tended. also members from the
Fork Union Church.
Rev Jack E Lewis, of Lynch
burg. an old friend of this cores
pendent, participated in the install
ling Of Rev. Mclean lack Lewis
was a ministerial student in Vir-
glnla Christian College. of Lynch
burg with Stuart Cottrell and Viii
liam Nelson Sheppard. of Gooch-
land. These boys were good friends
Zack would spend all OF his vaca
tons visiting in their homes They
were a harmonious trip, one q
Methodist, one Presbyterian. and
one a Baptist attending Christian
College, now Lynchburg College
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Appersor
are the parents of another girl. born
Feb 27 in Johnston-Willis Hospital
Sammy and daughter, Ronda. are
staying with his parents while his
wife is IN the hospital They. with
Edward Wayne and Ruby Pear,
Apperson. visited the mother AND
daughter Saturday afternoon Botf
doing fine
Nh and Mrs. AvIngton Jones
have named their daughter. Dianne
Ms. Lizzie Dennis is Oh a visi
to the Egbert Deanes in Richmond
Mrs. Tom Baldwin will return tt
the hospital Tuesday for a chect
up. She is now with her son. vii
liam Baldwin.
Miss Nancye Davies. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Davies. spen
the week end with them.
Guests From the Beach
Mr. and Mrs Chester Helms ant
dduSiitl>, VI VII Siifld DodCH, Speii
the week end with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J A. Deane. Other Sun
day guests were Bill Deane an,
family. of Richmond and Mrs. Car
RE Pierce.
Sunday callers in the j. R. Phil
lips home were Mrs. Callie F
Bagby. Mrs. Mary Virginia Adam
and daughter. Diane. and Edwar
r. Whitlock. of Richmond. and Nj
and Mrs w. NJ TAYLOR.
Miss Ruby Pearl Apperson wa
a dinner guest last Thursday of Nj
and Mrs. W A. Pace. Of For
Union. MI. Pace IS cashier of tn
Fork Union bank.
Miss Apperson also attended
Bankers Convention of the Nations
Bank and Trust Company in Chal
lottesyille last week
A Youth Rally from the Arvor
Trinity and Fork Union Presbytel
ian Churches was held Saturda
evening in the Recreation room {
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06

ter in HopeWell
Miss Barbara Baldwin, of Rich
mond. was home with her parents
over the week end.
Mrs. Constance Saunders spent
Sunday in the Jack Harris home
and attended services at Trinity
Church Sunday afternoon.
Building Committee Meets
The finance committee for Sun
day School Building Fund Of Mt.
Zion Baptist Chruch met with MI
and Mrs. Aubrey Tatum on We'd
nesday evening. Mr. Tatum, a new
deacon. is chairman of this COM
mittee. He is very popular young
man is deeply interested in hav-
ing this much needed building con
structed Let's give him and the
other appointed members Of his
committee all the support we can.
If we all pull together as one team
we can soon have this building
Will there be any slackers?
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Amelia Split Into
q Sections For
Red Cross Drive

The Rev Mr. Ray R. jenkins is
again chairman Of the American
Red Cross drive in Amelia county.
The county has been divided into
y sections with a captain over
The quota for Amelia county this
year is sl369. 5000 over last year S
quota. Some Of the workers we're
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Colored News
Cumberland All
Junior Council Has
Planning Session

The Cumberland All Junior Coun-
Gil met at the Tearwallet Baptist
Church in Cumberland February 10
with as club officers and leaders
present.
The meeting was called to order
by the council president, Marion
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06

soliciting donations Monday. All the
workers have not been obtained in
some sections.
Captains are. at Amelia. Mr.. Jen-
kins. Ammon. Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Hammer: Beaver Pond-Scott S Fork
Mrs. Samuel Watkins; Chula. Mrs.
Mallory Denny: Deatonville. Mrs.
Winston Carter; Dennisville. Mrs.
w. T. Reames. Jr. Earls, Mrs. C.
D. WeiSiger. Jr.: Five Forks, Mrs.
John F.. Duke: Grub Hill. Mrs
Craig Ashman and Jetersville, Mrs.
Earl Mann.
Others are Little Patrick. Mrs
Glen Smith, Lodore. Mrs. Sadie
Hudgins, Mannboro Mrs. John
Winfree:: MapleWood and Otterbuln
Mrs Wilbur Boyer and Mrs. Robert
Lane: Mattoax. Mrs. Robert Kerr:
Morven, Mrs. Lydia Thompson
Namozlne, Mrs. r. D. Walker.
Paineyllle. Mrs. c. G. Wingo. Pine
Grove, Mrs. S. G. Jones; Rennle,
Mrs. Herbert Barnard. Truxillo
R. J. Easter: Winterham, Mrs. r
u. Warriner.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
SAVE YOUR VALUABLE
RUGS AND FURNISHINGS

Soil free carpets and upholstery
wear longer We recommend
frequent cleaning with easy-to-
use Blue Lustre.
The swift action Of this new
miracle foam works equally
we'll on wall-to-wall carpets.
fine oriental rugs or upholstery.
Bright original colors CLEAN
like new. Blue Lustre is easily
applied With long handle
brush. leaving pile open and
lofty No residue remains to
cause resoiling. Very economi-
cal too. as p gallon of Blue
Lustre concentrate cleans three
9Xl2 rugs.
HOME FURNITURE co.
FormviIIe, Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06
Bek Foundation
To Award Eight
$500 Scholarships

U. b. Morris, manager Of Leg
gets, announced today that the
Belk Foundation will award eight
$500 college scholarships for 1889
The awards will be made to high
school graduates who expect to
enter college as freshmen during
this year.
Morris pointed out that this is
double the number Of awards made
last year and is in keeping with
the Foundations recognition Of the
growing value Of a college educa-
ton and the foundations desire to
assist those who are deserving and
need assistance.
The Belk Foundation was estab-
lished in memory Of Dr.. John Belk
and w. H. Belk. ST.. During the
years since its beginning IN y
churches. colleges, hospitals. and
other institutions, as well as num-
erous individuals. have benefited
from the foundation. The scholar
ship program is another step in as
sisting others to better oppor-
tunity in life.
The scholarships will be awarded
by a special scholarship committee
based on the applicant scholastic
rating school and community &C
tivities. overall merit. character anG
interests. and potentialities for sue
cess in college and post-college life
Winners will be free to select theil
own college and course of study
All local high school seniors who
are interested in applying for one
of these scholarships are asked t
contact Morris for additional de
tails and an application card.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-06

national Achievement Program
Life Sunday, and
educational delegates
snort course and Wldlfe general
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-07-29

to the dependability claim. De-
spite the situation which found
money in very short supply and
at rapidly rising rates, not one
farmer was turned away by his
local production credit associa-
ton because of a shortage of
funds.
Shortly after the Whiteville
Production Credit Association
was organized Mr.. Glenn F
Strole was elected as its man.
aging secretary treasurer. He
served until March 81, 1886
when he was succeeded by Mr..
Kenneth Dorward, (Now with
the First National Bank) who
was also serving as secretary
treasurer Of the local National
Farm Loan Association. In June,
1912 the joint management a.
grement between the two asso-
Citations was dissolved and Mr..
Norward gave up his position
with the Whiteville Pea to be-
come full time head of the Ma
tional Farm oan Association. c.
X. Yoder, who had been with
the Lumberton IN. c. and the
Jacksonville (Fla.) Production
Credit Associations became the
new manager and secretary
treasurer of the association. Ex-
cept for 2l2 years in service
during the war and ii months
ne served as manager of the
Graham Production Credit As
ISOLATION from December 1850
to January 1852, Mr.. Yorder has
served as secretary-treasurer Of
the local association and today
he is its general manager.
Mrs. Maudc G.. Lewis. Chad-I
oourn, began work with the as
ISOLATION as part time clerk
Stenographer shortly after the
association was organized. Soon
Shc was to be the bookkeeper,
and during the period of service.
IN the armed forces of c. R.
foder she was acting secretary
treasurer of the association.
Mrs. Lewis is now in semi-rc-
urcmcnt and works with the as,
S"ciatlon > TO 6 months each
year.
There have been few direct
ors OF the association since the
original board was first elected.
AT the annual meeting held jan
uary I. 1886 MIR. W. c. (Cleve-
land) Cox, now of Tabor City.
FiG, was elected to the board a